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Blaine Police Department: November 4-10, 2021

Oct. 23, 2:18 a.m.: Verbal domestic dispute on 5th Street. Oct. 23, 7:18 p.m.: Domestic order violation on D Street. Oct. 23, 8:01 p.m.: Fraud investigation on Peace Portal Drive. Oct. 23, … more

Sheriff's Reports, November 4-10, 2021

Oct. 21, 5:54 p.m.: Suspicious person on Badger Road, Custer. Oct. 21, 6:15 p.m.: Animal problem on Birch Bay-Lynden Road, Custer. Oct. 22, 12:26 a.m.: Noise on Holeman Avenue. Oct. 22, … more

Letters to The Editor: November 4-10, 2021

The Editor: A Veterans Medical and Support Services Center is being planned for continued use of the NW Annex; former county hospital at Northwest Drive and Smith Road. Currently, it is the home … more

Obituary: Luke Button

Lucius “Luke” Button IV June 11, 1950–October 21, 2021 Luke Button, age, 71, of Blaine, passed from this life on Thursday, October 21, 2021 with exceeding joy, and went home to the arms … more

Girls soccer face Meridian at home Saturday in post-season action

Blaine girls soccer will take on Meridian Saturday, October 30, at 7:30 p.m. at Blaine High School stadium in the District 1A post-season tournament. The winner will advance to the District 1 and 2 … more

Football to finish regular season Friday against Nooksack, as girls soccer ends with winning record

Borderite football will host Nooksack Valley Friday, October 29, for senior night and some of the boys’ final regular season game of their high school career.  Football Blaine come … more

Surfers ride Birch Bay waves

Surfing in Birch Bay? Why not! Some brave souls took to the chilly water for some adventures this afternoon! more

City council extends utility moratorium until November 4

Blaine City Council voted 5-1 to delay the October 28 deadline for utility shutoffs by one week in order to give customers behind on payments time to pay their bills or create repayment plans. Over … more

Employment terminated for unvaccinated after mandate deadline

Governor Jay Inslee’s vaccine mandate that required all state employees, educators, and most healthcare workers to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 went into effect on October 18. Under the … more

Plenty of Halloween options in Blaine, Birch Bay and Semiahmoo

With widespread vaccination, trick-or-treating is much safer this year than last. The Whatcom County Health Department is considering it a low-risk activity as long as trick-or-treaters and their … more

Birch Bay berm survives ‘typical’ fall storm

The offshore storm that spun out of the Pacific this past weekend and battered shoreline areas like Birch Bay and Blaine left little in the way of cleanup for Whatcom County crews, according to storm … more

School district has funding for future school property in Birch Bay, says finance director

Blaine school district finance director Amber Porter told district board members during the October 25 regular school board meeting the district has the funds to purchase a property in Birch Bay that … more

Two potential buyers eye purchasing Alcoa smelter

Over a year after the Alcoa Corporation laid off 700 workers at its Intalco Works aluminum smelter, two potential buyers are reportedly eyeing the Ferndale plant. Don Goldberg, director of … more

Deer Trail to return to 2-lane traffic next week

An eroded roadway in Birch Bay will reopen to two-lane traffic after Whatcom County Public Works Department contractors install temporary erosion and sediment controls where a landslide closed the … more

Don't forget to vote by Tuesday, November 2

Election Day is just around the corner as the deadline to submit ballots to vote on countywide positions is 8 p.m. Tuesday, November 2. Positions up for election include seats on Blaine City … more

Emergency? What emergency?

A three-part proposal to provide emergency aid to Point Roberts was thrown back into the county executive’s lap after Whatcom County Council barely managed to rouse itself from torpor to … more

Community Toy Store seeks gift donations as registration opens

As the holidays fast approach, Community Assistance Program (CAP) is preparing for its annual Community Toy Store, with registration and donations opening Monday, November 1. The toy store allows … more

Blaine chamber luncheon on November 3

The Blaine Chamber of Commerce is having an in-person luncheon on Wednesday, November 3 at the Blaine Harbor Boating Center, 235 Marine Drive. The featured speaker will be John Michener, economic … more
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