Wed, Feb 17, 2010
Workshop turns junk into art
Bellingham sculpture artist Thor Myhre will facilitate a class at the Loomis Hall Gallery on Martin Street in Blaine this weekend.
Study finds drop in cross-border trade
An analysis just released of economic activity along the U.S.-Canadian border likely reflects the impact of economic recession and tighter border controls, as the value of trade between the two nations dropped 9 percent in 2008 and auto and truck traffic declined nearly 5 percent.
Blaine man finds retirement a time for living
Blaine resident Graham Hunter spent a life in the Royal Canadian Air Force and working as a commercial pilot.
Easy tips to make your home senior friendly
With more older Americans remaining in their homes as they age, it’s important for their houses to be equipped to deal with their changing needs.
County offers prescription drug discount card
Whatcom County has launched a discount card program to help consumers cope with the high price of prescriptions.
Fairhaven College to host Human Rights Film Festival
Western Washington University’s Fairhaven College of Interdisciplinary Studies will co-host the 10th Annual Bellingham Human Rights Film Festival February 18-25 at venues across Bellingham.
County council to vote on Birch Bay playground
Those wishing to comment on a proposal to grant $100,000 to fund a Bay Horizon Park playground can still do so.
Wed, Feb 10, 2010
Loomis Hall Gallery hosts sculpture exhibit - slideshow
Loomis Hall was a hot spot last Friday with the opening of their Olympic Small & Large art exhibit.
Annual back yard bird count begins Friday
Bird watchers coast to coast are invited to take part in the 13th annual Great Backyard Bird Count, Friday, February 12, through Monday, February 15.
City council rejects fire impact fee proposal 4-2
Blaine taxpayers and current residents could be forced to pick up the tab for increased fire and rescue services as a result of new development following a recent city council decision.
Take a bite out of Blaine February 15
Blaine and Birch Bay restaurants are gearing up for the Blaine Chamber of Commerce’s 10th annual Bite of Blaine set for Monday, February 15 at Semiahmoo Resort.
Your guide to the (free!) venues and events
Swan viewing tour Saturday
Those wanting to get an upclose view of swans can take a tour with the Friends of Tennant Lake & Hovander Park this Saturday.
NSEA hosts free community party
The Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA) will host their Annual Community Celebration and 20th Birthday Party
Getting fit with community
A Birch Bay couple is looking to create a club for people who are interested in running.
American Life Poetry
Olympics event to honor fallen soldier
Birch Bay Square will host an Olympics tailgate party from February 11 to 28. Food, beer, and live entertainment will be available and games will be broadcast all day
Blaine woman recounts life, work in Antarctica
Mon, Feb 8, 2010
Peace Arch Border Olympic Torch Event
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Thu, Feb 4, 2010
Bald Eagle and Swan release videos
A female eagle released on Lummi Reservation and a swan released on Lake Terrell, Blaine, WA.
Wed, Feb 3, 2010
Activist disputes Semiahmoo West project
Blaine residents could see a number of new homes constructed in Semiahmoo during the next several years but just how many will depend on the legal interpretation between state and county law.
Ken Imus unveils plans for multi-use development
Work is now underway on the Blaine Bank Building on Peace Portal Drive and owner and developer Ken Imus is a happy man. “We’re kind of excited, we’ll start building and we’ll see what happens,” he said. “I’m 83 years old,” he added, “I have to hurry.”
Olympic torch stops at Peace Arch
Blaine residents can join in on the Olympic spirit next week when the 2010 Olympic torch relay crosses through Peace Arch State Park.
PAA hosts Valentine’s performance
Those looking for something special to do this Valentine’s Day may want to check out the Pacific Arts Association’s (PAA) special event next Saturday.
Photos from this week's edition (February 4 - 11, 2010)
Annual Bite of Blaine February 15 at Semiahmoo
Blaine and Birch Bay restaurants are gearing up for Blaine Chamber of Commerce’s 10th annual Bite of Blaine set for Monday, February 15 at Semiahmoo Resort.
Community cookbook sales to help senior center
The Blaine Community Senior Center has recently published a 260-page cookbook, “Blaine’s Timeless Recipes,” which commemorates the 120th Anniversary of the Incorporation of the City of Blaine (1890-2010).
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