Thu, Jun 24, 2010
County pushes for closure of Spooner Creek complex
Whatcom County officials have once again turned up the pressure on Bill Beckett to close Spooner Creek Park, a baseball complex built without permits in 1999 on his property.
WTA seeks public comment on cuts
Those wanting a say in a proposed bus service reduction to Blaine should attend a public hearing at 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 30 at the Whatcom County Courthouse council chambers.
Free classes focus on challenges of aging
The Adult Day Health Center (ADHC) at PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center presents the next topics in its recently launched lecture series, “Facing the Challenges of Aging.”
Blaine one of top U.S. high schools
Blaine high school is one of three Whatcom County high schools to be named by Newsweek Magazine as being in the top 6 percent of schools in the United States.
Local author publishes children’s book, goes global
Volunteers needed for clam survey
School district honors employee Jen Wheeler
Special education associate Jennifer Wheeler has been named as the 2009/10 classified employee of the year in the Blaine school district.
Ferndale veterinarian opens mobile practice in Blaine
Dean, a long-time Ferndale veterinarian and Blaine resident, recently opened Dean’s Veterinary Service, a mobile operation that offers house call service for dogs and cats, including exams, medical care, lab work, parasite control, vaccinations and minor surgery.
Port hires Beckwith Consulting for Birch Bay study
The Port of Bellingham approved a contract with Beckwith Consulting Group, a La Conner-based design firm, to identify key issues involved with tourism as part of their recent Birch Bay study.
Morrison earns athlete of the year, Hall rolls with Bulldogs
Cherish Morrison, Blaine’s scintillating sprinter, was selected by The Bellingham Herald as the girls track and field athlete of the year.
Council approves critical areas revisions 5-2
Following a directive from the state Growth Management Hearings board, Blaine City Council approved revisions to its critical areas ordinance 5-2.
Tips to help celebrate Fourth of July safe and legally
Local law and fire officials are advising consumers to exercise caution when using fireworks this Fourth of July.
Northwest Park & Recreation District 2’s All Comers Track Meet
Northwest Park and Recreation District 2 has organized the all ages track and field competition “All Comers Track and Field 2010” at the Blaine high school track on Thursday evenings.
Thu, Jun 17, 2010
Tax exemption described as ‘big hit’
Visitors from British Columbia will soon be excempt from paying state and local sales tax after a ruling by the department of revenue (DOR) last week.
2010 Blaine High School Graduation
2010 Blaine High School Graduation Photos
This issue marks the 15th anniversary of The Northern Light.
City of Blaine presents its six-year transportation plan
As required by state law, the city of Blaine has updated its six-year transportation plan.
Blaine and Birch Bay fare well in tourism study
Blaine and Birch Bay are among the top five tourist destinations in Whatcom County, according to a survey and report on Whatcom County tourists.
Briefs
Pastor Bob Rieke of Blaine United Church of Christ will retire June 30 after 37 years of ordained ministry.
Sustainable Connections’ Eighth annual Imagine This! home and landscape tour showcases the best examples of natural, eco-friendly homes and landscapes.
Looking for something useful to do with your spare time?
Feeling up for a little participatory democracy? If so, Whatcom County has a number of boards and commissions you can sit on.
Time to give it up for our furry friends
Bay Cafe in Birch Bay is collecting donations of door prize items for a musical concert benefiting the Grey Muzzle Organization and the Whatcom and Alternative Humane societies as well as all animals rescued from the Sumas bestiality farm.
Business publisher Tony Larson announced his candidacy for the Whatcom County Council seat being vacated by Ward Nelson.
Young people doing well...
Star Borderite pitcher Kyle Olason’s resume of honors continues to grow.
Thu, Jun 10, 2010
Birch Bay boy helps organize children’s fundraiser
A benefit concert organized by a 9-year-old Birch Bay boy who underwent a kidney transplant in 2006 will raise money to help other children with health issues.
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