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Letters to the Editor: July 5-11

The Editor: I’ve lived and worked downtown since 1994. I always thought Blaine had great potential for a vibrant downtown and so I invested here. I haven’t seen … more

Grant applications being accepted by the city

The Blaine Tourism Advisory Committee (BTAC) is accepting grant applications for new and ongoing projects that will help bolster tourism in the city. Applications are due by 4 p.m. on Friday, August … more

May border stats

At the Peace Arch crossing in May: 220,903 passenger vehicles, 419,290 passengers, 101,218 NEXUS vehicles and 162,840 NEXUS passengers. At the Pacific Highway crossing in May: … more

Eat healthy at 50 and beyond

A balanced diet is an integral element of a healthy lifestyle for men, women and children alike. But while kids and young adults might be able to get away with an extra cheeseburger here or there, … more

Protect yourself and family from summertime bugs

There is no better time or place to enjoy nature than summertime in Washington state. But as eager as you may be, don’t forget to practice proper summer safety – and we’re not just talking … more

Pickleball courts open at Birch Bay Activity Center

Blaine-Birch Bay Park and Recreation District 2 unveiled two new outdoor pickleball courts at Birch Bay Activity Center, 7511 Gemini Street, last month. The court is open 9 a.m.-2 … more

BHS drama students honored by The 5th Avenue Theatre

‘Shoe,’ a musical put on by the Blaine High School drama club, received accolades from Seattle-based musical theater company, The 5th Avenue Theatre. The performance received awards for … more

Whatcom County Sheriff warns of phone scam

If you receive a phone call from law enforcement requesting money, assume it’s a scam. According to the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO), a resident recently reported … more

High school coach honored for years of service

The Blaine school board recognized high school tennis coach and board member John Freal, c.,  for decades of coaching. Freal is retiring from his coaching position.Photo by Oliver … more

Whatcom County Sheriff’s reports: June 11-15

June 11, 4:29 p.m.: Warrant served on Giles Road. June 11, 7:33 p.m.: Agency assist on Harborview Road. June 11, 7:55 p.m.: Neighborhood dispute on East … more

A few things to know about the Fourth of July

There’s a lot going on this Fourth of July. Here are a few things you should know: • Blaine’s Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration begins at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, July 4 at the … more

Electronic home detention expected to reduce jail costs

By Stefanie Donahue As the cost to operate Whatcom County Jail continues to climb, the city of Blaine is pursuing alternatives to housing inmates. Based on a … more

Swimmers take to the pool for World’s Largest Swim Lesson

[slideshow_deploy id='25298'] Fifty-two people, including kids, parents and instructors, took to part in the World’s Largest Swim Lesson at Birch Bay Waterslides on June 21, the … more

Schedule released for Chautauqua traveling variety show

The Flying Karamazov Brothers on stage during the 2017 Chautauqua tour. Photo courtesy of New Old Time Chautauqua By Oliver Lazenby An old American tradition will be revived this week, as the New Old … more

It’s official, the Birch Bay beach project is delayed again

A sand and gravel berm would cover the seawall at Birch Bay. Seawalls protect the road and nearby buildings, but result in more sand being carried offshore by reflected wave energy, and thus, less … more

Makers of LifeDoor launch crowdfunding campaign, ends July 6

LifeDoor. Courtesy photo By Stefanie Donahue The fire safety device, LifeDoor, is up for pre-sale on Kickstarter. On June 6, creators Joel Sellinger and Ben Docksteader, launched the crowdfunding … more

Woman detained after crossing into U.S. by accident

Cedella Roman courtesy of Facebook. By Stefanie Donahue A jog through Peace Arch Park ended unexpectedly for a Canadian visitor last month. According to media reports, 19-year-old Cedella Roman was … more

Volunteers begin restoring Blaine Marine Park amphitheater

Healthy Youth Coalition and Christ the King Community Church volunteers began restoring the amphitheater located at Blaine Marine Park last weekend. “The new idea for Marine Park … more

New light fixtures coming to the harbor

By Oliver Lazenby The Port of Bellingham will replace aging high-pressure sodium light fixtures at Blaine Harbor with more efficient LEDs later this summer. Port … more

’10 BHS graduate achieves milestone

Dillon Alexander, a 2010 graduate of Blaine High School, received a doctorate in pharmacy on June 3 in Bradenton, Florida. He has already accepted a position with Publix Super Markets in Fort Myers, … more
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