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Jan. 1, 1:10 a.m.: Suspicious circumstance on Madison Avenue.
Jan. 2, 10:43 a.m.: Traffic violation on I-5 northbound.
Jan. 4, 1:30 a.m.: Felony assault on H Street.
Jan. 4, 10:01 a.m.: …
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1/12/22 06:41 PM
Dennis Brown
Dennis Brown, who has a Honorary Doctorate of Science, was a highly decorated soldier, entrepreneur, inventor, founder of Northwest Podiatic Laboratory and Superfeet Worldwide, died …
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1/12/22 06:30 PM
Dozens of people forged through snow and freezing temperatures in Birch Bay for the annual Ring of Fire and Hope on December 31, 2021 and the Polar Bear Plunge on January 1.
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1/5/22 08:53 PM
July
• Blaine-Birch Bay Park and Recreation District 2 (BBBPRD2) welcomed new activity coordinator Kaileigh Hubbard.
• The Birch Bay berm task force considered path restrictions for …
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1/5/22 08:41 PM
After a heated debate, Whatcom County Council voted 4-2 to postpone appointing a 42nd Legislative District senator until Tuesday, January 11. Councilmember Ben Elenbaas, who is one of three …
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By Grace McCarthy |
1/5/22 08:39 PM
Blaine City Council is set to hold a virtual public hearing on the H Street Road annexation 6 p.m. Monday, January 10. The public hearing will discuss the proposed annexation of 3.2 acres in …
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By Grace McCarthy |
1/5/22 08:37 PM
As the ongoing pandemic established a new normal, city of Blaine staff continued important work to serve the community, and to advance goals of the city council. Council priorities in 2021 …
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By Michael Jones |
1/5/22 08:35 PM
In 2021 Friends of Birch Bay Library (FOBBL) engaged energetically with the Birch Bay community, and we were rewarded time and again with warm receptions.
This past year FOBBL sponsored, …
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By Dianne Marrs-Smith |
1/5/22 08:32 PM
Blaine Food Bank is so blessed to serve in this community. More than any other time 2021 has indeed proven what a privilege it is to be a part of a community that truly cares.
As with many others …
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By Sally Church |
1/5/22 08:29 PM
The Community Assistance Program (CAP) started the year with several programs shutdown due to Covid-19. Fortunately, we were able to operate our food connection program with some restrictions and our …
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By Laura Vogee |
1/5/22 08:22 PM
During the Covid-19 pandemic, Birch Bay Water and Sewer District has continued operations. Our essential workers continue to safeguard public health by providing clean safe drinking water and the …
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By Erin Carampot |
1/5/22 08:16 PM
Washington State Parks (WSP) will have 12 free days in 2022 where a Discover Pass is not required to park at state parks and on recreation lands managed by the Washington Department of Natural …
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By Georgia Costa |
1/5/22 08:15 PM
• The Borderite football team was excited to get back on the field for the first time since 2019, and play in the Blaine High School’s newly-built, unused stadium. Washington …
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By Ian Haupt |
1/5/22 08:09 PM
The American Legion Peace Arch Post 86 will host health screenings on Friday, January 14.
Life Line Screening, a national health screening company, will screen people for health risks from …
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1/5/22 08:03 PM
Covid-19 case rates continue to dramatically increase in all school district areas in Whatcom County since they first began to rise mid-December.
There have been 112 new Covid-19 cases in …
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By Grace McCarthy |
1/5/22 08:01 PM
Due to a sudden and significant increase in Covid-19 patients, PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center is expanding its Covid bed capacity to meet the demand and asking for the community’s help …
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1/5/22 07:49 PM
North Whatcom Fire and Rescue (NWFR) responded to 5,062 calls through November 2021. Almost 69 percent of those calls were for emergency medical assistance; 3 percent of the calls were for …
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By Jennie Sand |
1/5/22 07:34 PM
As we prepare to turn the calendar on 2021, we reflect on the year past and are thrilled with all that we accomplished. Entering 2020 there were a number of uncertainties including the ongoing …
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By Danielle Gaughen |
1/5/22 07:31 PM
The Blaine Library had an eventful 2021. From March to July we progressed from limited visits to a full reopening. It’s been great seeing new and returning community members enjoying the …
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By Jonathan Jakobitz |
1/5/22 07:30 PM