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Letters to the Editor -- February 03, 2005
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PeaceArch impresses Russian humanitarian
JerryGay drove me to the Seattle Center last Friday, wherewe had been invited to attend the Eighth InternationalConference on Philosophy and Culture. &...
You could callthis a ‘break & make’ niche market
Boband Susan Brooks have discovered a niche market in boatingthat not only promises years of steady work for their business,Blaine Marine Services, but...
Insteadof romance for Valentine’s Day this year, thinkfriendship
WithValentine’s Day bringing thoughts of romanceand intimacy into the minds of many people, I thought itwould be nice to offer the best way to rekindle...
NWServices is looking for 55 caring Washington familiesto host high school students from various countries forthe 2005/06 school year. The students are...
Qualityof life forMatureAdults
It’snever too late to get in great shape...
Theofficer in charge of the “Eye in the Sky” bordersurveillance cameras noticed an unusual disturbance latelast Monday night in Semiahoo Bay...
Thefollowing area students have been named to the Dean’slist at the University of Washington for the autumn quarter.
Newdirector of youth club appointed
NicoleHarr is the new director of the Blaine Boys & GirlsClub, a unit of the Boys & Girls clubs of WhatcomCounty, and she’s wasting no time...
Blaineand Birch Bay will get almost six million dollars worthof sewer construction funding from the state thanks toa bill that the Washington state house...
Citysewer plan up for final approval by state
Blaine’splan for handling the city’ssewage for the next 20 years has been submitted to thestate for final review, and with department of ecologyapproval...
Highschool principal Newell pleads not guilty
Blainehigh school principal Dan Newell has pled not guiltyto gross misdemeanor charges of rendering criminal assistanceand obstructing a law enfrorcement...
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Police Report -- February 03, 2005