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Blaine primary school principal changes roles

As of this month, Nancy Bakarich is no longer the Blaine Primary School principal, and is instead working in the district office to provide administrative support, according to a letter … more

Blaine boys basketball hangs on for impressive 70–61 win over Ferndale

Blaine boys basketball got its second conference win in an intense game against Ferndale (7-6) at Blaine High School on January 14. After trailing the entire game, Ferndale tied the score in the … more

In other Borderite sports

Boys wrestling As a team, Blaine placed second out of 14 at the Island Individual on January 11 at Bainbridge Island. Blaine scored 168.5 points as a team, trailing only Forks High School, a … more

Local captain aids paddleboarder who got blown adrift in Semiahmoo Bay

Toward the end of 2019, Bellingham resident Suzanne Westcott came up with a goal to paddleboard “through the month of December.” Westcott has been paddleboarding for six years, and in the … more

Local Zumba classes help start the day on the right foot

Two new Zumba instructors have been added to the upbeat dance mix at Blaine-Birch Bay Park and Recreation District 2 (BBBPRD2). Celine Mauger, who has been with the program since October, and … more

Free film programs to begin January 22 at Semiahmoo Resort

A seven-week free public series of film programs will begin on Wednesday, January 22 at the Semiahmoo Resort, starting with “When Rivals Meet,” a two-part program about what happened when … more

Year in Review: Washington State Senate, District 42

Legislation to revive declining orca populations on Puget Sound and open new markets for local farmers are among my top priorities for the 2020 legislative session. Last year I introduced a bill … more

Year in Review: 42nd Legislative District, House Position 1

The 2019 legislative session was a tough one on Washington taxpayers. In the final days of the session, and even the last few hours, the legislature passed new and increased taxes in the dark of … more

Year in Review: 42nd Legislative District, House Position 2

We often think of politics as a fight, but our state government is much more functional than the federal government, and I was impressed with how hard everyone worked to reach across the aisle. In my … more

Year in Review: Washington’s 1st Congressional District

I appreciate the opportunity to serve as your representative in Congress. Last year, we held town halls throughout the region, including Blaine and Point Roberts, and attended over 500 constituent … more

Year in Review: U.S. Senate

As a voice for our state in the U.S. Senate, I’m focused on doing my part to keep our families safe and make sure that every Washingtonian has the resources and opportunities they need to … more

Coastal weather warning received from sheriff's office

The following coastal weather warning was received from the Whatcom County Sheriff's Office Division of Emergency Management on the morning of Wednesday, January 15. Gale Warning … more

Year in Review: Drayton Harbor Shellfish Protection District Advisory Committee

The Drayton Harbor Shellfish Protection District (DHSPD) Advisory Committee was formed in 1995 by the Whatcom County Council in response to the Washington State Department of Health’s closure … more

Order to detain Iranian-American travelers likely originated in Blaine, say lawyers

More than 60 travelers with Iranian backgrounds were held for hours at the Peace Arch border crossing on January 4 and 5 and received extra questioning, following a U.S. airstrike that killed an … more

Plunging into the new year in Brrr-ch Bay

On New Year’s Day, hundreds of people braved the chilly waters of Birch Bay for the 37th annual Polar Bear Plunge.   Photo by Chuck Kinzer/CKimageart.com more

Year in Review: A look back at the year that was (July-December 2019)

(Continued from last week’s issue)   July • A deal for part of Blaine’s Gateway parcel closed in early July. IK Truck Repair, owned by Ivan and Marina Kovtun, … more

School bus goes off the road in Birch Bay

On January 6, a school bus carrying young children turned the corner a little too soon and got stuck in a ditch at the intersection of Birch Point Road and Deer Trail in Birch Bay. Sheriff’s … more

Local newspapers to keep eye on state legislators after Supreme Court rules they are subject to Public Records Act

In 1869, the Daily Cleveland Herald quoted lawyer John Godfrey Saxe as saying, “Laws, like sausages, cease to inspire respect in proportion as we know how they are made.” That saying, or … more

Birch Bay author to host chronic pain seminar

An author who lives in Birch Bay and writes about her experiences with chronic pain will be hosting an upcoming seminar and book release in Bellingham. Julie Hanft will be signing copies of her … more

Roundup of Borderites sports

Girls basketball The Borderites snagged their first conference victory on January 7, a 42–10 blowout at Lakewood (2–8). The win improved Blaine’s record to 4–7 overall … more
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