Thu, Oct 26, 2006
SterlingSavings wins contest for “robber” scarecrowSterling Savings Bank won first place in the BountifulHarvest Scarecrow Display contest ...
Firedistrict levy lift, wrong ballots
Lift levy could improvefire protectionIn a measure entitled Fire Protection District No. 13,the District 13 commissioners are asking voters withinthe district...
Studentsexplore passions through senior projects
Washington state is home to approximately 72,000 highschool seniors, and each of those students is requiredto complete a senior project before graduating...
NWFRS swears in six new volunteersResidents of the Blaine and Birch Bay area are invited to attend a meetingof the North Whatcom Fire and Rescue Service...
Citywill continue to grow – at slower rate
Blainewill continue to grow at a fast pace during the nextseveral years – but not asfast as city officials once thought, according to a studyrecently...
Blaine’sskate park needs funding, upgrades
Blaine’s skate park is in need of serious repairs.That’s what Birch Bay resident Brian Novak, 28, toldthe Blaine Parks Board members at an ...
Firedistrict seeks $2,500 per unit, files law suit
WhatcomCounty Fire District 13 has sued Whatcom County overits approval of a major project between Birch Bay andSemiahmoo despite the county being told...
Thu, Oct 19, 2006
• The Birch Bay Steering Committeemeets at 7 p.m., Wednesday, October 25 at the Birch BayBible Community Church at 7039 Jackson Road.
Blainewoman opens sports store
Kristin Clausen comes from a sports oriented family. The1992 Lynden Christian grad’s dad Gary has beenBlaine’s athletic director for many years...
Why bigger isn't better
SterlingSavings wins contest for “robber” scarecrowSterling Savings Bank won first place in the BountifulHarvest Scarecrow Display contest ...
Vigilis a tribute to Blaine’s early days
?Blaine’s existence dependedupon ships. The first visitors came here by sailing ship – explorersfrom Spain and England, starting with Drake...
Newwinery features grape stomping – the old fashionedway
Washington’snewest winery opened last weekend in Blaine, in a formeraircraft hangar on Boblett Street just east of the Blaineairport. Vintners Tracey...
The Whatcom Business Conference is scheduled for Thursday at the BestWestern Lakeway Inn, 714 Lakeway Drive, in Bellingham.Nearly 60 exhibitors, including...
Jensenland trust dedication Oct. 20
TheJensen Family Forest Park at 8004 Stein Road will bededicated and officially opened Friday morning, October20.
Vigildedication honors Blaine’s Icelandic heritage
Fog,that age-old enemy of the fisherman, couldn’tdampen the spirits of the 500 or so Blaine residents andvisiting friends who gathered at the H Street...
Congressto examine efficiency of passport rule
TheNEXUS program is celebrating the 100,000 participantmilestone but new applicants are still waiting as longas they did during the stampede to get the...
Thu, Oct 12, 2006
Peace Arch monument featuredin national publication
Historicalbuilding open on Oct. 19
The School of Industries-Department of Public Welfarebuilding is 100 years old this year. Current owner, HorstBansner, Big Red School House LLC, wishes...
Blaineservice station changes name, business strategy
Joeand Sue Khoury, local owners and operators of Crazy Dazy’sservice station and convenience store for the past fouryears, recently became Texaco...
Local spas offer body detoxificationservices
Century 21 Bay Properties ispleased to announce a host of new agents who have joinedits firm as sales associates.
BlaineConservatory open for dancing, lessons
Thearts scene in Blaine has taken a grand jeté,or leap forward with the opening of the Blaine Conservatory,a dance studio in an extensively remodeled...
Quietzones
Trilliumscheduled to open Blaine office
TheTrillium corporation has announced plans to open an officein Blaine.
Councilvotes 4-3 to keep airport, adopt master plan
Afternearly a year of debate, Blaine City Council narrowlyvoted to keep the Blaine Municipal Airport, halting plansto the 42 acres of prime industrial-zoned...
Vigilceremony scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 14
Inunveiling a bronze sculpture that is already being calledthe centerpiece of downtown Blaine, a combination ofcity officials and directors from the sponsoring...
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