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Letters to the Editor -- November 27, 2003
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Robbery thought to be cause of high school attack
It appears that an intended robbery may have been at the heart of an attack on a Blaine high school student which occurred on the campus shortly before...
Nature�s Path Foods is now operating from its new Richmond home office, which is about five times as large as its former space in Delta, B.C.
Pacific Arts presents Winter Harp concert
The Pacific Arts Association is pleased to present the ever popular Winter Harp, a concert that is part of the holiday tradition for hundreds of people...
Annual holiday safety campaign kicks off
Washington state�s annual �Tie One on for Safety� campaign for the 2003 holiday season was launched in Bellingham Tuesday.�
Truffles by the Sea opens on Peace Portal Drive
Fate is a funny thing. Several months ago, Marienes Johnson found herself in a business deal gone sour, and decided to move her planned seaside restaurant...
Blaine family all settled in Habitat home
This Thanksgiving, the Heinzer family will celebrate in their own kitchen. Something they haven�t been able to do yet as a family.
Stafholt seeking sponsors for giving tree programStafholt Good Samaritan Center has received applications from over 100 families, approximately 350 children...
Woods, Nunamaker attend their last Blaine school board meeting
With a combined 36 years of service, the tenure of two of Blaine�s school board members came to an end at Monday night�s board meeting with the retirement...
Birch Bay discusses youth opportunities
What�s it like being a kid in Birch Bay? Where is the center of Birch Bay? What would you like to see offered to youth in the community?
City staff to seek funding for train delay solution
The city of Blaine and members of the community met again with federal, rail and state officials last week to discuss the increasing issue of train delays...
Proposed retreat may shake up plan
Birch Bay is the fastest growing area in the county and projects announced recently show no slowdown in sight. And one of these projects, a proposed 10...
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Police Report -- November 27, 2003