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Letters to the Editor -- July 19, 2001
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The following Blaine students graduated from University of Washington.Tasha Michele Kiemel (Bachelor of Arts-English); Dartanion K. O. London (Bachelor...
Becky Riddle is off to California to compete in the Junior Olympics and you can help send her. She advanced to the Nationals by placing first in discus...
Early Childhood Opportunities Northwest (ECONW) of Bellingham will be sponsoring an open house to register children for various Head Start programs from...
Maintenance on Interstate-5 began Sunday in Bellingham between Fairhaven Parkway and Bakerview Road. Construction will take place from 7:30 p.m. to 6 a.m...
The Arts:Alive and well and living in Blaine
The Blaine Open Studio held its inaugural celebration on Friday, July 13, as an estimated 600 enthusiastic art lovers jammed the new studio on Martin Street...
Blaine city council has approved a $14,000 contract with the consultant firm of Chandler, Brooks and Donahoe, Inc. to provide tourism commercial recruitment...
Police ask for assistance in theft
Blaine police are asking for the public’s help finding the thief who stole specialized fishing equipment from a local web locker.Local fisher Danny...
Drivers may find they have more time to admire the scenery along Grandview Road until mid-August, due to traffic delays caused by construction of a sewer...
“We don’t have any reason to believe there’s anything suspicious about the sinking,” said wharfinger Andy Peterson. “I’m ...
The Rising Tide Summer Theater program’s performances of The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe will occur on July 27 and 28 at 7 p.m. Donations are...
Council puts two election questions to voters
Blaine city council agreed to have voters decide on funding a new fire station and a resident-led drive to change the city’s form of government although...
City to present stormwater solutions
A permanent solution to Blaine’s sewer overflow problems and a temporary solution to the shortfalls of the city’s old sewer treatment plant are...
Birch Bay’s Discovery Days get underway in big way
Well, it’s here again. The time of year when families dress up clams, wave at people in loud clothes with really big red noses and race yellow rubber...
Rainbows and art and food and entertainment...
“It’s fantastic! There’s art, there’s music, there’s entertainment, there’s food! Walk, take a bike, take a trike – ...
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Police Report -- July 19, 2001