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Eat like a king for breakfast, a prince for lunch and a pauper for supper

It’s the same song I heard again just the other day: “I am eating organic, watching my calories and taking smaller portions – but I am not losing weight!” My response was to … more

WWII dog tags found on the beach connect Blaine’s past and present

Peyton Swope didn’t know what she’d found at first. In 2017, she was walking along the beach of Drayton Harbor near her home when her dog Lexi grabbed something on the shore. … more

Acupuncturist comes to Blaine on Tuesdays

A Bellingham acupuncturist began practicing in Blaine on October 1. Practitioner Rand Dennis, owner of Affordable Acupuncture in Bellingham, decided to extend her practice to Blaine because she … more

Historical photo of the week

First train to come through on the Great Northern Railway’s new waterfront line, March 15, 1909. Clearing the right of way and grading the roadbed had taken an entire year. The route included a … more

Child rape suspect captured in Blaine

A man alleged to have assaulted and raped two young girls was captured by the U.S. Marshals in Blaine with assistance from the Blaine Police Department. On October 30, the U.S. Marshals … more

Representative Van Werven to host town hall

State representative Luanne Van Werven, R-Lynden, will be hosting a town hall meeting in which she will address taxes, transportation, homelessness, the salmon population, education and other … more

Upcoming science forum to address climate change locally

The Cherry Point Aquatic Reserve Citizen Stewardship Committee will be hosting a science forum at Bellingham Technical College on Saturday, November 9. The forum will be from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in … more

Obstruction case dismissed against city council candidate

The case against a Blaine City Council candidate accused of obstructing law enforcement officers has been dismissed, according to the candidate’s attorney. Steven Tojek, a border patrol … more

WCLS may pursue funding library projects through single taxing district

Building a library in Birch Bay and expanding the Blaine Library are the Whatcom County Library System’s top two infrastructure priorities, and it may pursue funding for both using a single … more

Music camp instructors return to play jazz concert

When saxophonist Nick Biello met trumpeter Charlie Porter for the first time at the annual Blaine Harbor Music Camp, it was the beginning of a musical partnership. Hailing from opposite coasts, … more

City council passes resolution opposing Initiative 976

Blaine City Council passed a resolution opposing Initiative 976 after holding a public hearing on the issue at its October 28 meeting. Initiative 976 would limit motor vehicle license fees (car … more

Local author to sign books at Blaine event

Award-winning local author Debu Majumdar will be present at a book-signing event starting at 1 p.m. on Saturday, November 2 at the Blaine United Church of Christ at 885 4th Street. Majumdar will be … more

Community programs can request funds from BBBPRD2

Community programs that promote recreation and leisure activities in the Blaine/Birch Bay area can apply for funding from Blaine-Birch Bay Park and Recreation District 2 (BBBPRD2). Proposals for … more

Cross country teams break new ground

Blaine cross country teams broke new ground at the Northwest Conference meet on October 23 at Civic Stadium in Bellingham, with runners across the board hitting personal best times. The top boys … more

Varsity girls soccer heads to playoffs

The Blaine varsity girls soccer team is headed for the playoffs after finishing its regular season on October 28 with a 3–1 loss to Burlington-Edison at home. The Borderites’ regular … more

Football prepares for home playoff game

Blaine varsity football is preparing for its first home playoff game since 2013. Though the Borderites finished at the bottom of their division, they made the playoffs simply by being in the higher … more

Take a new online survey on cross-border travel and attitudes

A new online survey aims to gather input on the border-crossing habits and preferences of B.C. and Washington state residents. Titled “Representations and Practices of the Canada/U.S. … more

City of Blaine presented with award from governor’s office

The city of Blaine was recently presented with an award from governor Jay Inslee’s office, recognizing the city’s efforts to engage its residents in key decisions about proposed projects … more

Prominent realtor recognized for political advocacy

Local realtor Mike Kent was recently recognized by the National Association of Realtors for his political advocacy in support of lower real estate taxes and stronger private property rights. In … more

Curbside recycling program saves costs, keeps contaminants low

If you’ve ever thought about recycling a Pringles can or a juice carton in Whatcom County, think twice. Recycling and safety manager Rodd Pemble of Sanitary Service Company said the public may … more
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