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Letters to the Editor -- June 21, 2001
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Blaine High School celebrated student accomplishments in visual arts, music and drama on the evening of May 30 at the Performing Arts Center. The event...
Canadian customs agents at the Pacific Highway Truck Crossing seized 49.5 kilograms (109 pounds) and $65,000 in U.S. Currency on June 14. It was the largest...
The Blaine Community Theater is holding auditions for the fall production of Moon Over Buffalo.
Pilots heading to Blaine can now check out the weather in Blaine before they head out into the wild blue yonder.
An oil tanker unloading Alaskan crude spilled more than 1,500 gallons of oil into Georgia Straight June 13.
Richard Sturgill, captain of the Plover foot ferry had an exciting first weekend running the passenger ferry between Semiahmoo and Blaine marina. Not only...
Blaine city council voted unanimously to replace the law firm that has represented the city for more than a decade. After reviewing applications from two...
Boblett light top road priority
Blaine’s top transportation priority for the next five years is putting a stoplight at the intersection of Boblett Road and state route 543, where...
This week will end with the summer solstice: the longest day of the year, the lowest tides and celebrations of the golden days of summer. From parades ...
Electricity rate hike tied intoconservation deal
Despite serious misgivings that the Bonneville Power Administration was locking the city into a rate increase, city council directed city manager Gary ...
Funding for regional sewer unlikely in 2002
“The message we heard wasn’t no way, but it was close,” said city manager Gary Tomsic, reporting back to city council after a trip to Washington...
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Police Report -- June 21, 2001