Thu, Apr 26, 2001
The weather’s getting warmer and boating season is just around the corner, so that must mean it’s time to renew your tabs.
Teen center looking for your help
“The idea behind it is simply put: connect, mentor and serve,” said organizer Ken Martin of a new youth center opening in downtown Blaine. “...
Blaine students repeat first place finish at state math contest
For the third year in a row, Blaine high school mathletes have taken first place in one of the state competition’s categories.
Support sought to avert Intalco smelter closure
People from all over Whatcom County packed the Mount Baker Theatre in Bellingham last week to hear about the Intalco smelter’s future in the face ...
Car crash revives road concerns
A Blaine high school student was probably saved by his seatbelt, according to the officer who responded to an accident on the truck route. The teen’...
Council unclear on Amtrak stance
Mist continues to swirl around the city’s role and city council’s position on a proposed Amtrak train stop in White Rock, and council members...
District officals make case for school bond approval
On May 15, citizens of Blaine will be asked whether or not the school district should get $19.7 million to build classrooms and add safety features.
Vancouver musician Wikham Porteous wrote a new song for the rally at the Peace Arch last weekend. “The shoes that you’re wearing are made of ...
Thu, Apr 19, 2001
Local students top honors lists
Blaine students Al Rizwan Ali, Tasha Michele Kiemel and Guy Kristjan Smith have been named to the Dean’s List at the University of Washington for ...
Once again, music is in the air at Resort Semiahmoo.
If you feel it’s time for your star to be born, shine up those tap shoes and warm up those pipes; it’s Close-up talent show time again!
As you approach the simple wooden cottage outside Birch Bay, you can hear the melodic emanations from within, the birdlike sounds muffled by the rustic...
The weather’s getting warmer and boating season is just around the corner, so that must mean it’s time to renew your tabs.
Four miles outside Blaine on H Street Road, an almost bare 61-acre tract awaits its fate.
Blaine city light offers coupons for energy saving bulbs
Blaine residents can expect a nice surprise with their next utility bill.
Feds bare all at info and job fair
While demonstrators at the Peace Arch this weekend protest free trade throughout the Americas, representatives from border agencies will be explaining ...
Land trust offers nature tours
Each month for the next six months, excluding July, Whatcom Land Trust will sponsor a tour of property conserved by the land trust, visiting public parks...
Jorgensen to teach local fishing secrets
Jim Jorgensen has a fish story or two he’d like to share with local sport fishers.
As law enforcement agencies prepare for the April 21 rally against the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas (FTAA), its organizers have been busy assembling...
Tide turning on manufactured homes?
Public testimony on proposed manufactured homes regulations wrapped up on a different note than when the hearing began. The planning commission public ...
Birch Bay chamber gets Discovery Days back on track
New leadership at the Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce has assured that little yellow ducks will be meandering down Terrell Creek and floats and people will...
Public asks for more tweaking on border designs
Citizens of Blaine and other communities packed the senior center last week to give the General Services Administration, the federal agency responsible...
Thu, Apr 12, 2001
Home care is a family affair
Olde English Faire may wait a year
Although Peace Arch Kiwanis will probably delay its Olde Englishe market until next summer, Kiwanis vice president Ruth Green said efforts to muster support...
Chamber struggles with fireworks funding
The Blaine Chamber of Commerce is looking for help to pay for its Fourth of July fireworks display.
Ambulances keep rolling with new deal
After six months of uncertainty about Medic One ambulance service in Whatcom County, county council has unanimously voted for a new plan to keep emergency...
Schugt chosen new Blaine mayor
To fill part of the hole left by Florida-bound John Hobberlin, Blaine’s City Council appointed Richard “Mike” Myers to the vacant seat.
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