Wed, Nov 28, 2012
City of Blaine hosts Youth in Government Day
Blaine's city council members looked quite different at the council's meeting on Monday, November 26, as familiar faces took a backseat to fresh-faced teens as part of the city's annual Youth in Government Day.
County council funds Birch Bay projects, approves 2013-14 budget
A marathon Whatcom County Council meeting that lasted until midnight Tuesday, November 20, resulted in an approved biannual county budget of approximately $179 million, the establishment of both the Birch Bay Drive and Pedestrian Facility Project Fund and the Birch Bay-Lynden Road/Portal Way Signalization/Improvement Project Fund.
Board approves plans for new science wing
The Blaine school board approved construction design plans on Monday night for a science wing for the high school, and a life-skills classroom at both the high school and middle school.
Blaine is Beautiful looks for its holiday star
It's time to deck your yards for the holidays.
10,000 signatures gathered in support of GPT
On Tuesday, November 27, a group of business and labor leaders under the banner of the Northwest Jobs Alliance (NWJA) arrived at the Whatcom County Courthouse to deliver a petition with more than 10,000 signatures in support of the Gateway Pacific Terminal (GPT) project and the expansion of U.S. export capacity.
Ferndale scoping meeting for GPT on Thursday
There will be a public hearing at the Ferndale Events Center on Thursday, November 29, from 3 to 7 p.m., concerning the Gateway Pacific Terminal (GPT) project, a proposed coal export facility at Cherry Point.
NOAA receives petition to remove Orca whales from endangered species listing
Controversy over water rights to the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta in California may result in a group of killer whales that summer in local waters being removed from the endangered species list.
Walk, don't run: Joe Klein takes to the road for healthy living at a faster pace
It's a good bet that if you're out and about on the roads anywhere from Blaine to Ferndale you'll probably see Joe Klein pacing along with his dog Noah close by his side.
Same-sex marriages now legal, county officials expect increase in marriage license applications
The Whatcom County Auditor's Office is planning extended hours December 6, 7 and 8 to accommodate a predicted increase of marriage license applications.
Tue, Nov 20, 2012
Heritage turkeys offer Thanksgiving tables a tastier treat
It's time to talk turkey.
If all goes as planned, we could be seeing a new Rite Aid pharmacy built on the southwest corner of Boblett Street and SR-543 as early as the end of 2013.
WTA will make changes to Route 55 on December 3
An approved change to Whatcom Transit Authority's (WTA) Route 55 bus to Blaine, Birch Bay and the surrounding communities will streamline the weekday bus service.
Snowy owls have returned to Washington for the second year in a row.
The Washington Traffic Safety Commission announced its "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign.
Man arrested, charged for Birch Bay burglaries
Whatcom County sheriff's deputies have arrested Jacob S. Dezarn on charges of residential burglary, possession of stolen property in the first degree, possession of a stolen firearm and trafficking stolen property in the first degree.
Mt. Baker Ski Area is now open
Let the ski season begin.
Blaine hosts Holiday Harbor Lights, tree lighting
Every year, the city of Blaine heralds the holidays with the annual Holiday Harbor Lights festival and community tree lighting.
The Northern Light is pleased to welcome Ian Ferguson to the team as our new general assignments and sports reporter.
Police chief finds community a delight to work with, reflects on 37 years of service
Born and raised in Alaska, Mike Haslip never had any intention of moving to Blaine, but an opportunity for his father to take a steady job changed his plans his sophomore year of high school.
Preparing in advance for winter weather
Winter storms can range from long, drawn-out drizzles to severe snow blizzards, but no matter what the conditions may be, the time to prepare for winter is beforehand.
Thu, Nov 15, 2012
North Cascades Concert Band offers winter performance to benefit Japan trip
The North Cascades Concert Band will be playing at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, December 1, in the Blaine Schools' Performing Arts Center.
Water quality study examines wastewater flow
If you've noticed a reddish cloud moving through the water in Semiahmoo Bay over the past two weeks, there's nothing to worry about.
City Council approves three percent property tax increase
Things are looking mighty lean for the City of Blaine's 2013 budget.
Port of Bellingham announces new executive director
The Port of Bellingham's Board of Commissioners announced their appointment of Rob Fix as the Port's executive director on November 9
Marijuana use can still carry fines
The Washington State Liquor Control Board (WSLCB) is moving to carry out Initiative 502, which establishes precedent for growing, processing, retailing and possessing marijuana.
Whether you're interested in learning to ride a horse or improving your abilities, taking lessons is a great way to jump in and gain confidence.
The Holiday Lights Dash, a one-mile fun run, will be held for the first time at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, December 1, at the H Street Plaza during the annual Holiday Harbor Lights event.
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