Wed, Sep 8, 2010
Boys & Girls Club to offer tutoring
The Blaine Boys & Girls Club of Blaine will be offering inexpensive after-school tutoring for Blaine primary, elementary and middle school students.
Take advantage of EnergyStar incentives
Since President Obama took office, several new incentives have been put in place for homeowners looking to increase energy efficiency and reduce the overall environmental footprints of their homes.
Washingtonians use less energy
Washingtonians consume the 22nd-lowest amount of energy per person nationwide, according to the new website EnergyTrends.org.
Wed, Sep 1, 2010
Budget predicts gloomy forecast in 2011
The city of Blaine’s general fund budget will likely be short of its projected expenditures, according to a prelimary revenue forecast for the 2011 year.
Local steakhouse chain sets eyes on Blaine
Bellingham developer Ken Imus has confirmed that a high-end steak house will be the first tenant of the recently refurbished bank building on G Street.
Trial set in Birch Bay beating case
A trial date of October 18 has been set for Lucas Davis, 19, in Whatcom County Superior Court.
Exhibit explores American landscape
Those interested in catching a glimpse of classic Americana will want to check out Loomis Hall Gallery’s newest exhibit, The American Landscape.
Salishan neighborhood picnic
Salishan neighborhood picnic.
Loomis Art Gallery resident artist Lisa McShane’s “The Road West” will be on display
Lisa McShane’s “The Road West.”
Members of the Latitude 49 RV resort in Birch Bay
Members of the Tuesday Quilters’ Club.
Chamber to host free movie night
The Blaine Chamber of Commerce has scheduled a free movie night this weekend featuring Richad Donner’s adventure-comedy “Goonies.”
Senior center to host free writing class
The Blaine senior center has scheduled a free creative writing class series beginning at 10 a.m. Wednesday, September 15.
Blaine business to offer shuttle service
Blaine business owner Andrew Ryser said he will be offering direct shuttle service from Blaine and Bellingham to Sea Tac airport by appointment through his business Designated Drivers taxi service.
Blaine couple reaches out to flood victims in Pakistan
As a child growing up in Pakistan, Blaine resident Nasreen Chaudhry knew first hand what it felt like to be forced from her home.
Senior center packed with September events
September has arrived as well as the Blaine Senior Activity Center, with its fresh beginning.
Thu, Aug 26, 2010
Blaine family loses everything in house fire
A family of three is trying to get back on their feet after a fire destroyed their Blaine home early Tuesday morning.
Blaine school board passes $21.1 million budget
The Blaine school board has completed their budget planning for the 2010/11 school year, but uncertainties remain that may force staff cuts one or two years out.
Lovely!
Image of Boats in Birch Bay
Crews re-open I-5 at D Street
After two weeks of construction, nouthbound I-5 at D Street in Blaine reopened Tuesday, August 24, giving drivers a smoother ride.
Art At The Winery
Image of Art At The Winery event at Dakota Creek Winery
Local food program seeks volunteers
WSU Extension Food Sense Program is looking for volunteers to help maintain and expand their hands-on nutrition education program in Blaine.
City council approves sustainability ordinance 6-1
The city of Blaine is one more step closer to being green after passing an ordinance that will require all future projects and policies to be in line with energy conscious design and conservation.
Growing fresh!
Image of Boys & Girls Club Gardening Club members
Family still seeks missing dog
A dog that survived a fatal car accident on Birch Bay-Lynden Road last week is still missing.
Public hearing to discuss fire impact fees
The North Whatcom Fire and Rescue Board of Commissioners will hold a public comment period as part of their next regular meeting to gather opinion on proposed mitigation fee changes.
Birch Bay Chamber picnic
Image of Birch Bay Chamber picnic
Birch Bay residents review tourism meeting results
Members of the Birch Bay community once again found their way to the basement of a church on Jackson Road Monday evening to discuss the future of their home by the bay.
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