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Letters to the Editor -- February 23, 2006
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FormerBordertown Tavern owner Walter Bail of Blaine reacheda plea agreement in U.S. District Court in Seattle lastmonth, pleading guilty to charges of ...
The new Blaine Library Teen Committee (all run by teens)will host its first regular meeting at the Blaine PublicLibrary (610 3rd Street) on Saturday, February...
TheVigil: A personal connection
Ireally relate to the sculpture “The Vigil” forseveral reasons. This statue of three figures, a youngboy, a mom, and a grandmother, which can...
Qualityof Life forMature Adults
Fromfish to the food bank
Morethan 200 belly up to the Bite of Blaine
Residentsof Blaine and Birch Bay were able to sample from an eclecticmix of culinary talent at the 6th Annual Bite of Blaine,sponsored by the Blaine Chamber...
Kindergartenregistration starts soon
TheBlaine primary school’s kindergarten registrationwill be held on Thursday, March 30 in the Blaine primaryschool multi-purpose room from 10 a.m...
‘Salmonar’ teachesnovices to fish like a pro
Anold rule about fishing says that some people like totalk about it while others just catch fish.
Group wants railroadmoved quickly
The SemiahmooCitizens For Public Safety want to see Burlington Northern SantaFe and provincial, state, and federal governments work together tomove the...
Teamsdo well in post-season play
Blaine’swrestlers and boys basketball team were both involvedin post-season play this past week and did well as bothprograms saw considerable improvement...
Localleaders call for delay in border ID requirements
Statelegislators are asking for more time and more planningbefore a passport or similar secure travel document isrequired of everyone crossing the U.S....
Theairport: What if a railroad ran through it?
Ifproponents of moving the railroad off the coastal routeas it heads north into Canada had not held back theircomments until the end, they may well have...
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Police Report -- February 23, 2006