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Student health survey shows big increase in youth vaping since 2016

By Oliver Lazenby Whatcom County health department officials are concerned about a rise in youth vaping, a nationwide trend that’s picking up locally, according to the recently released … more

New bipolar and depression support group starting in Blaine

By Gwen Roley Those who have been diagnosed with depression or bipolar disorder have a new place of support to go to in Blaine. The depression and bipolar support … more

Charity provides meals for kids over the weekend

By Gwen Roley Wildbird Charity is collaborating with the Blaine Food Bank, Blaine school district and Christ the King Church to feed hungry children by sending them home … more

Healthy Youth Coalition launching free bicycle program

By Oliver Lazenby The North County Healthy Youth Coalition is starting a program to encourage kids to ride bicycles and get free bikes to kids who need them. Its Blue Beat … more

McClendon announces bid for Whatcom County Council

Natalie McClendon business portrait. Bellingham, WA. © 2018 Mark Turner Whatcom County planning commissioner and small business owner Natalie McClendon has announced a run for the open “coastal” … more

Police chief allegedly used ruse to enter private dwelling

By Jami Makan Former Blaine police chief Allen Schubert may have entered a private residence unlawfully and scuffled with a 77-year-old man, in the course of helping the … more

Blaine city council passes B&O tax ordinance

The Blaine city council passed an ordinance for a Business and Occupation (B&O) tax at its March 25 meeting, in order to fund city services. The original proposal called for a 0.2 … more

New cheesecake facility opens on Boblett Street

By Gwen Roley Chuckanut Bay Foods is hoping to use their new facility in Blaine as a jumping-off point for more growth. The locally-based dessert manufacturer opened … more

Presentation to focus on advance care planning

By Jami Makan An upcoming presentation will focus on advance care planning, advance directives and other topics such as palliative care. On Thursday, March 28 at 12:45 p.m., William … more

Blaine students learn about marine science in Drayton Harbor

By Oliver Lazenby The Blaine school district is taking advantage of its location by studying science and marine ecosystems in its own backyard. This year, first, fifth, sixth and … more

April 16 proclaimed Healthcare Decisions Day

By Jami Makan April 16 has been proclaimed Healthcare Decisions Day in the city of Blaine. Mayor Bonnie Onyon made the proclamation at the March 11 city council meeting. In … more

Local invention making a big splash in boating safety

By Jami Makan The owner of a yacht brokerage in Blaine has invented a revolutionary device that can help save the lives of people who have fallen off boats. Randy … more

Track and field program abuzz with big turnout and new coaches

By Oliver Lazenby With a big new coaching staff and a turnout of almost 60 athletes – a nearly 50 percent increase from last year – there’s a lot of excitement around … more

BHS Hall of Fame announces 17 inductees

By Oliver Lazenby The Blaine High School Athletic Booster Club Hall of Fame will induct 17 individuals and teams in the program’s first year. The group’s first … more

Local pro says detailing not just for exotic or expensive cars

By Jami Makan Two years ago, Curtis Rands was in the car with his mother. They were driving home from a local church gathering. As they passed the Chevron on Peace Portal … more

The 17th annual Wings Over Water festival was a success

The 17th annual Wings Over Water NW Birding Festival took place from Friday through Sunday, March 15–17, in Blaine and offered a look at the migratory birds that pass through Blaine and Birch Bay … more

Federal funding to assist with December storm damage

The Semiahmoo Spit was flooded and covered in debris during the storms that occurred in December. By Jami Makan President Trump has granted Washington a Major Disaster Declaration for the December … more

Official worked overtime to help secure federal funds

The Semiahmoo Spit was flooded and covered in debris during the storms that occurred in December. By Jami Makan Sam Castro, assistant public works director for the city of Blaine, said that the city … more

Free youth mental health first aid training offered March 21

By Oliver Lazenby Many consider CPR certification to be part of being a responsible citizen, but what about mental health first aid training? The Whatcom County Health Department and … more

Baseball team hopes to start season strong

By Oliver Lazenby If the Blaine High School varsity baseball team can successfully fill a few holes, its well-rounded squad should be poised for another playoff run. Though some key … more
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