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NORTHERN BORDER TO CLOSE TO ‘NON-ESSENTIAL’ TRAFFIC

President Donald Trump announced on March 18 that the U.S.-Canada border will close to “non-essential traffic” in an effort to curb the spread of the new coronavirus. “We will be, … more

Blaine father swears son into same army battalion he commands

A Blaine father and son extended their family’s legacy of military service during a swearing-in ceremony for the Washington Army National Guard on February 18. Close family and friends … more

To our elected officials: Be bold, be consistent, be honest and be helpful!

Governor Jay Inslee has been forceful in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic; rightfully so, our state is the nation’s hotbed of CV-19 infections. Whether he has been forceful enough is open to … more

City updates safety procedures following L&I citation

The city of Blaine recently updated some of its safety procedures following a citation from the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries’ Division of Occupational Safety and Health. … more

Birch Bay Budz aims to promote local cannabis producers

A new retail cannabis store, Birch Bay Budz, plans to set itself apart by promoting products sourced from local farmers and growers in Whatcom County. Birch Bay Budz, which opened on March 1 in … more

City accepts bid for wellhouse rehabilitation

Blaine city council accepted a bid for the rehabilitation of one of the city’s wellhouses, ahead of the hot and dry summer months when water will be in high demand. At their March 9 … more

Biden beats Sanders in state primaries

Former U.S. vice president Joe Biden has beaten Vermont senator Bernie Sanders in Washington state’s Democratic presidential primary that took place on March 10, according to unofficial results … more

The Vault updates name to highlight new menu of PNW cuisine

The Vault Wine Bar is now The Vault Wine Bar & Bistro, a name change that highlights the wine bar and restaurant’s new emphasis on its evolving menu of Pacific Northwest cuisine. The … more

City council considers next steps for two city-owned properties

Blaine city councilmembers recently had a discussion about what to do with two city-owned properties located in downtown Blaine. On February 24, councilmembers participated in a study session … more

Coronavirus and pets: What you should know

With coronavirus on the forefront of everyone’s minds, pet owners can be reassured that their relationships with their dogs and cats are safe, and can serve as a source of comfort during a … more

Two new confirmed cases as virus spreads throughout county

Whatcom County has two more cases of the new coronavirus, bringing the total of confirmed cases to five, the Whatcom County Health Department announced in a March 17 press release. more

SBA offers disaster assistance to Washington small businesses impacted by the coronavirus

The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to small businesses in Washington suffering substantial economic injury as a result of the … more

Governor orders restaurants, bars and entertainment facilities statewide to close

All bars, restaurants, entertainment and recreational facilities statewide must shut down, Washington governor Jay Inslee announced on March 15, as statewide confirmed COVID-19 cases climbed to 769 … more

Canada to bar entry to travelers who are not Canadian citizens or permanent residents; U.S. citizens currently exempt

Canada is barring entry to all travelers who are not Canadian citizens or permanent residents, Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau announced on March 16. There will be exceptions for air crew, … more

Federal and provincial health authorities have called upon Canadians to refrain from non-essential travel out of the country

B.C. Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry has called on B.C. residents to stay in Canada and to not travel abroad or to the U.S. unless it’s deemed essential. Henry issued the voluntary … more

City manager issues proclamation declaring emergency related to COVID-19

On the afternoon of March 13, Blaine city manager Michael Jones issued a proclamation declaring a state of emergency related to the COVID-19 outbreak. The proclamation allows the city to modify … more

Latest coronavirus news, updated daily

Updates March 16 - Governor orders restaurants, bars and entertainment facilities statewide to close All bars, restaurants, entertainment and recreational facilities statewide must shut down, … more

Family Care Network facility could open by mid-2021

Family Care Network’s new medical facility in Blaine could open as soon as the first half of 2021, providing much-needed medical services to local residents. The new facility plans to … more

Water main breaks at corner of Bell Road and Peace Portal Drive

A 10-inch water main broke on March 6 at the corner of Bell Road and Peace Portal Drive. Birch Bay Water and Sewer District personnel were on site to lend initial assistance. City of Blaine personnel … more

Northwood Alliance Church to honor Charles and Margaret Gibson

Note: As of March 13, this event has been postponed and the new date is TBD.  Blaine’s Northwood Alliance Church will be hosting a retirement celebration for Charles Gibson, who recently retired as the church’s pastor, and his wife Margaret. The event will take … more
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