Thu, Sep 11, 2003
Prepare the lawn now for spring season
Homeowners can increase their chances of a great looking lawn next spring by winterizing their lawn this fall.
Sunset Ranch to hold open house, share plans
Every morning Karen Murphy drinks a cup of coffee on her porch before starting her day�s work of fixing fences, mucking stalls, ripping out blackberry ...
Skagit expanding Semiahmoo facilities
The Upper Skagit Tribe has big plans for Semiahmoo Resort, none of which include gambling. Instead, imagine a leading destination resort that offers a ...
Food bank shelf at Cost Cutter available For those who would like to donate food to the Blaine food bank, there�s an easy way to do it now: head to the...
NEXUS users number more than 35,000
The NEXUS program has been officially running for more than a year now, and officials say its more stringent than its predecessor PACE. According to assistant...
Birch Bay steering plan completed
The community has been invited to learn more about The Birch Bay Community Plan, A 2020 Look to the Future, a publication outlining the growth of Birch...
Airport: Land proposal in the works, future plans discussed
The city council took no action during Monday evening�s meeting concerning the potential land deal that would add 5.43 acres of land to the Blaine Municipal...
Blaine officers recognized for work
Several members of the Blaine police department were recognized for their work last week, including police officer Mike Munden and senior officer Doug ...
Thu, Sep 4, 2003
West Marine to hold Thursday night slam events Store manager Debbie Marley said that West Marine has opened its doors here in Blaine with the goal of creating...
Opening her own beauty shop has always been a dream for Beth McDiarmid, and now that dream has come true.
Students back to school, watch roads
As more than a million Washington students return to school, AAA reminds motorists to slow down and watch out for young pedestrians.
Building an outdoor wooden structure
Do-it-yourselfers across the country are spending their free time on outdoor projects that improve the utility and value of outdoor living environments...
County history book looks at communities, industries and personalities
Laura Jacoby can�t remember the first time she heard her grandfather talk about history. She can�t remember the first time she saw one of his old photographs...
Saturday�s Peace Arch celebration marks 82nd anniversary
History comes alive this weekend as Peace Arch founder Sam Hill, and other dignitaries of his time, will make an appearance to celebrate the 82nd anniversary...
September 11 memorial to be held at city hall American Legion posts 247 and 86 will be holding a memorial service to remember those lost on September 11...
Birding festival returns to area
More birding plans are on the table. As the Blaine-Birch Bay birding committee has completed its report establishing plans and goals, a date has been set...
Election season: Five run for Port, some unopposed
The start of election season kicks off with the September 16 primary. Some individuals are running unopposed, but one position has five names on the ballot...
Communities see significant growth
Blaine and Birch Bay are growing, much in part due its natural environment and the growth just south in Bellingham. Individuals are increasingly taking...
Thu, Aug 28, 2003
Pacific International Exchange seeking families to host students
Pacific International Exchange is looking for 20 caring families to host high school students from Germany, Ghana, Mexico, Thailand and South Korea for...
Community officials to attend cross-border economic forum
Members of the Blaine community will join Whatcom County officials and Canadian representatives at White Rock�s Economic Development Committee�s (EDC) ...
I-5: WSDOT finished work, all southbound lanes open
All lanes of southbound Interstate 5 through Bellingham are open to traffic, according to Dustin Terpening, of the Washington State Department of Transportation...
Chums of Terrell Creek, NSEA focus on restoration
Two environmental groups are making significant headway in the restoration of Birch Bay�s Terrell Creek, a watershed that is suffering the invasion of ...
Healing pole begins Pennsylvania journey
A 13-foot, one ton healing pole created by Lummi Nation carvers has started its cross-country journey to Shanksville, Pennsylvania, where Flight 93 crashed...
City council unanimously agree to offer $305,000 in airport land proposal
The city council unanimously agreed to offer $305,000 to the owner of several acres lying near the southern end of the Blaine Municipal Airport.
Fence back up, James Way debate continues
by Shanna Green
Community theater to hold performance Blaine community theater is sponsoring a one night-only performance on Saturday, September 6. The comedy, �Said the...
The Whatcom County health department is lifting the recreational water use advisory for Lake Whatcom in the Strawberry Point and Geneva areas.
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