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A letter below details a reader’s reaction to a recent 60 Minutes segment regarding the perilous state of newspapers in America. The concerns are real: Nearly one in four newspapers have closed in …
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By Pat Grubb and Louise Mugar |
3/2/22 05:35 PM
PeaceHealth St. Joseph Cardiovascular Center has partnered with Mt. Baker Imaging to provide the most advanced and comprehensive cardiac imaging suite available in Northwest Washington.
This …
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3/2/22 05:31 PM
Feb. 19, 10:10 p.m.: Suspicious circumstance on Runge Avenue.
Feb. 19, 12 p.m.: Vehicle prowl on D Street.
Feb. 20, 5:30 a.m.: Vehicle prowl on 12th Street.
Feb. 20, 8:08 p.m.: Juvenile …
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3/2/22 05:31 PM
Question: Can e-bike riders use city and county trails?
Answer: Sometimes when I get a question I like to imagine the sentence before the question. For example, the lead-in to this one could be, …
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By Doug Dahl |
3/2/22 05:28 PM
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) announced February 25 that more than $20 million in federal funds is planned to be used to increase the number of inspection lanes at the Pacific …
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3/2/22 05:25 PM
The U.S. Coast Guard is offering four opportunities this spring to obtain a Washington state Boater Education Card through online courses. All Washington state residents over the age of 12 or born …
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By Georgia Costa |
3/2/22 05:20 PM
A local law firm and a tax-consulting firm are offering a free webinar on citizenship expatriation, the process of giving up citizenship to a country, on Thursday, March 10.
Bellingham-based …
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3/2/22 05:17 PM
Feb. 16, 12:21 p.m.: Motor vehicle accident on Sunrise Road, Custer.
Feb. 16, 2:08 p.m.: Impound private on East Street.
Feb. 16, 7:05 p.m.: Sex offender registration on Zell Road, …
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3/2/22 05:15 PM
The Editor:
It is Sunday night and I am watching CBS 60 minutes. The closing piece was about local newspapers. For a long-time I have enjoyed my local paper, wherever I lived. In a small county on …
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3/2/22 05:10 PM
William Harry Hurier
January 13, 1942 – February 24, 2022
William Harry Hurier (Bill) born on January 13, 1942, in Torrington, CT, passed away February 24, 2022. Bill is survived by his …
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3/2/22 05:05 PM
Whatcom County Library System (WCLS) is considering the next steps for the proposed Birch Bay Community Vogt Library after library supporters failed to garner enough votes to create a taxing district …
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By Grace McCarthy |
2/23/22 07:53 PM
Two Blaine locations could be the future sites for affordable housing through a community land trust.
Blaine City Council discussed potential affordable housing options at the old city hall …
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By Grace McCarthy |
2/23/22 07:50 PM
The Blaine school board voted 4-0 to appoint Donald J. Leu as its fifth member at a special meeting February 16. Leu will be sworn in at the board’s regular meeting Monday, February 28.
Leu …
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By Ian Haupt |
2/23/22 07:44 PM
Twelve kids and two mentors stand in a circle under a covered area at Lincoln Park while they excitedly introduce themselves. The group is just beginning its second session of Wild Whatcom’s …
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By Ian Haupt |
2/23/22 07:42 PM
Seven Blaine wrestlers finished in the top eight of their weight classes at Mat Classic XXXIII last weekend at the Tacoma Dome. Cael Button took third at 126, Jack Cheatham sixth at 152, Nicolaas …
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By Ian Haupt |
2/23/22 07:39 PM
The Borderites held off The Overlake School’s late fourth quarter surge February 19 to move on to the next round of playoffs.
After securing a 12-point lead early into the fourth …
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By Ian Haupt |
2/23/22 07:35 PM
Wings Over Water Northwest Birding Festival will return with in-person events for the first time in three years. The annual festival educates community members and visitors about migratory birds that …
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2/23/22 07:29 PM
Mount Baker Theatre (MBT) has stood as a testament to time through war and pandemic, proving itself as Whatcom County’s mainstage for the arts. The show must go on, and it will, as the theater …
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By Georgia Costa |
2/23/22 07:26 PM