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Citizen scientists monitor Birch Bay, Drayton Harbor for red tide

A group of Blaine residents who routinely monitor the toxin levels in Birch Bay and Drayton Harbor took samples last month that indicated shellfish poisoning in local waters. Every Tuesday, the … more

Beware, shallow waters lurk there: A boater’s guide to safely navigating Semiahmoo Bay

There is a saying: “From the helm, water that is 600 feet deep looks no different than water that is 6 inches deep.” Approaching the marina entrances in our picturesque Semiahmoo Bay, … more

Birch Bay berm wins project of the year

The American Public Works Association (APWA) Washington Chapter awarded the Birch Bay berm project of the year in the environment category for projects that cost $5 million to $25 million.  … more

Nature’s Path offering community garden grants

Nature’s Path Organic Foods is giving away $7,500 grants through its annual Gardens For Good contest to grow community gardens across North America. Applications close Sunday, June 4. … more

PeaceHealth brings back high school shadowing program after pandemic

The PeaceHealth High School Shadowing Program is returning for Whatcom County high school students interested in pursuing health care careers after being paused during the pandemic. The program will … more

Road Rules: Seat belts save lives

Question: You say that seat belts save lives, but have you considered that those involved in a fatal crash don’t need extensive medical care? It’s the non-fatalities through use of seat … more

Blaine High School choir travels to Anaheim

Blaine High School Chamber Choir students drew a crowd with their performance of Disney songs at Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim, California on May 26. Choir director Andy Marshall said … more

Letters to The Editor: June 1-7, 2023

The Editor: The careful planning of traffic control measures is essential to ensure road safety and efficient traffic flow. However, the proposal to install stop signs on an uphill blind curve, … more

Sheriff's Reports, June 1-7, 2023

May 19, 9:53 p.m.: Hit and run on Birch Bay Drive. May 19, 9:56 p.m.: Hot rod on Birch Bay Drive. May 19, 10:23 p.m.: Domestic physical on Harborview Road. May 19, 10:43 p.m.: Traffic … more

Blaine Police Department Reports: June 1-7, 2023

May 19, 5:16 p.m.: Abandoned vehicle on 2nd Street. May 20, 9:48 a.m.: Suspicious circumstance on Peace Portal Drive. May 20, 7:46 p.m.: Juvenile problem on Marine Drive. May 20, 11:13 … more

Lady Borderites beat Riverside to advance to state semifinal

Blaine softball beat the Riverside Rams 3-1 at the 1A state tournament in Richland May 26. Junior pitcher Emersyn Bakker shined on the mound and at the plate. She had 16 strikeouts and allowed … more

PeaceHealth palliative care cuts felt in Blaine

PeaceHealth is cutting three services in Whatcom County, with the most significant being a severe reduction to the county’s only outpatient palliative care program that provides comprehensive … more

Thousands attend Blaine OysterFest

Blaine Chamber of Commerce executive director Jacquee Sovereign said 5,000 people were estimated to have attended Blaine OysterFest on May 20, which is about one-third to half of the number of people … more

Whatcom County candidates file for August primary

Whatcom County candidates are gearing up for the August 1 primary, with a number of important positions up for election. Below are positions that will most impact Blaine and Birch Bay residents: … more

Lady Borderites kick down state door as bi-district champions

Last year, Blaine girls varsity softball season ended with a 7-6 loss to the Mount Baker Mountaineers in the third round of the 1A district 1/2 consolation bracket. Mount Baker went on to beat the … more

Blaine relay team, hurdler move on to state from bi-districts

Blaine’s 4x100 relay team and sophomore Josiah Weeda will travel to Yakima this week to compete at the state championship meet, after both took second in their events at the 1A district 1/2 … more

Birch Bay Drive repaving to start after Fourth of July

Whatcom County public works crews will repave Birch Bay Drive this summer with work starting in July. Plans for the Birch Bay Drive Pavement Rehabilitation project include grinding and repaving … more
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