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State, county using prizes as vaccine incentive

The private and public sector, both statewide and locally, are banning together to incentivize higher vaccine rates among people. To encourage Washington residents to get vaccinated, the … more

Drive-in movies and kites for kids coming up

From kites to drive-in movies, expect a fun, family-filled weekend in Birch Bay June 18 and 19. Drive-in movies at Birch Bay Waterslides, with the humorous word play “dive-in movies,” … more

Covid-19 in Whatcom County, by school district boundaries: June 5

Whatcom County has had a total of 9,262 confirmed cases of Covid-19 since the start of the pandemic and 401 probable cases (9,663 total cases), according to June 7 Washington state Department of … more

Captain George Vancouver arrived to Birch Bay 229 years ago

British Royal Navy captain George Vancouver anchored in Birch Bay on June 11, 1792, with the ships HMS Discovery, a 10-gun sloop-of-war, and its tender HMS Chatham, a 4-gun survey brig. He named the … more

Free school summer meal program continues

The Blaine school district is sponsoring a summer program that will provide kids with 10 meals a week. Similar to the current meal program, food service director Brenda Bowles said the district … more

BHS graduation plans finalized

Blaine High School graduation is back in person this year after last year’s pre-recorded ceremony. In a June 7 community Q&A, Blaine school district superintendent Christopher Granger … more

Simple ways to maintain memory as you age

Adults confront various age-related side effects as they transition from middle age to their golden years. Skin may begin to wrinkle and hair may turn gray, but those are just the visible side … more

Get involved in Birch Bay beach clean up on June 12

Local organizations are celebrating volunteers during a fun day cleaning up Birch Bay State Park on Saturday, June 12. During the “Watershed Watchers: Day at the Beach” event, Whatcom … more

There are a few more chances to see high school hoops played in June

Winter sports teams are set to finish up their adjusted seasons next week as the boys basketball team currently sits tied for fourth in the conference standings. All home games for boys and girls … more

Blaine High School Recognition Night 2021

2021 Awards/Scholarship Recipients Abrams Family – Jerusalem Sintayehu Blaine Booster Club – Odelia Dahl, William McKinney Blaine Education Association – Benjamin Arps, … more

Letters to the Editor: June 10-16, 2021

The Editor: Puget Sound Energy (PSE) raises our rates every year. The company is asking for the Utilities and Transportation Commission’s (UTC) approval again. The problem is UTC turns a … more

BPD swears in two new officers, more to join

The Blaine Police Department (BPD) hired two new officers who were sworn-in June 1 at city hall. Jordan Maphumulo, 31, and Katelyn Weaver, 27, who worked together at the Western Washington University … more

Blaine alum graduates from U.S. Naval Academy

Through hard work and dedication, a Blaine High School (BHS) alum graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy on May 28. Alfonso Dermendziev, BHS class of 2017, received his bachelor’s degree in … more

In-person graduation and parade in the works

The Blaine school district and community are trying to make graduation celebrations available to as many people as possible. While the district is waiting until Monday, June 7 to decide whether this … more

WTA to start regular bus service Sunday, June 13

Whatcom Transportation Authority (WTA) is slated to resume regular bus service throughout the county Sunday, June 13. WTA will also begin collecting fares July 1 after it suspended fare collection … more

Squirrel sparks Memorial Day power outages

A squirrel sparked power outages across the city of Blaine that lasted eight hours Memorial Day. The power outages started around 8 a.m. May 31 after a squirrel climbed into a Puget Sound Energy … more

Business grant applications due June 7

The Port of Bellingham is issuing another round of emergency business grants to which local businesses can apply before midnight on June 7. Through the Small Business Relief Program, the port will … more

Free state parks on Juneteenth

The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission has created Juneteenth, recognized every June 19, a free state park day. This means a Discover Pass, which costs an annual fee of $30 or $10 … more
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