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Hungry crowd expected at Bite of Blaine

If you’re planning to attend the 18th Annual Bite of Blaine, be sure to grab tickets right away. Sponsored by the Blaine Chamber of Commerce, the event will take place from 6 to 9 … more

City begins recruitment process for police chief

By Stefanie Donahue It’s been just over three months since Mike Haslip retired as Blaine Police Department chief. To take his place, former Ferndale police … more

Briefly...

News from Blaine City Council’s regular meeting on February 12.  Comprehensive plan to be reviewed According to the Growth Management Act, the … more

Excluding school construction, Blaine building values held steady from 2016 to 2017

By Oliver Lazenby In 2017, the city of Blaine issued building permits with a total estimated construction value of $22.18 million, slightly less than the 2016 total … more

Man arrested at border on child molestation, domestic violence charges

When a 33-year-old man from Prince George, B.C. arrived at the Pacific Highway truck crossing in a Greyhound bus on February 6, he didn’t get the welcome he was hoping for. US … more

In other sports news...

Girls basketball Competing in their first playoff game in three years, the Blaine girls varsity basketball team held its own against higher-seeded Liberty High School on February 7, … more

Why purchasing pet insurance can make sense

Many pet owners go to great lengths to ensure the comfort, happiness and health of their animal companions. Advances in veterinary care have helped pets enjoy healthier lives longer … more

What to know about adopting a pet later in life

Companion animals can bring great joy to owners of all ages. It’s not uncommon for seniors to feel lonely or depressed after they retire, their children move away or they lose a spouse or close … more

“Ban the Box” bill advances in the house

By Taylor McAvoy, WNPA Olympia News Bureau A bill prohibiting employers from asking job applicants about their criminal history on applications passed the Washington state House of … more

Whatcom County Sheriff’s reports: February 3-11

February 3, 11:36 a.m.: Private impound on Birch Bay Square Street. February 3, 11:58 a.m.: Theft cold call on Skeena Way. February 3, 12:20 p.m.: Parking problem on … more

Sasquatch eludes state recognition, yet again

Frame 352 of the 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film, which allegedly depicts a Sasquatch walking in Northern California. By Alex Visser, WNPA Olympia News Bureau The mythical Sasquatch, an integral piece of … more

Five arrested following hours-long standoff at vacant home in Semiahmoo

8466 Camas Drive. Suspects face charges including criminal trespass and resisting arrest By Stefanie Donahue An unsuspecting real estate agent had a bit of a surprise on February 5 after he stopped … more

Arts and Jazz was a hit, organizers say

The Blaine Fine Arts Association (BFAA) hosted its biggest fundraising event of the year, Arts and Jazz, on February 3 and it was a big hit, organizers say. Guests viewed student … more

Video game store opens in downtown Blaine

By Oliver Lazenby Ryan Robinson always wanted to be his own boss, and he wanted to do it by selling something he loves – video games. Ryan and his brother David … more

Property tax rates for 2018 released – prepare to pay more

By Pat Grubb Whatcom County Assessor Keith Willnauer was bang on when he recently advised that county taxpayers could expect a hefty increase in this year’s property taxes. The bad … more

Blaine wrestlers win sub-regional titles

Story by Oliver Lazenby and photos by Oliver Hamlin [slideshow_deploy id='22273'] Blaine wrestling head coach Colt Warren hoped 10 of his Borderites would qualify … more

Voters to decide next Whatcom Conservation District supervisor

By Stefanie Donahue Next month, Whatcom Conservation District will hold an election for a seat serving a three-year term on its board of supervisors. The five-member … more

Blaine resident named ‘Artist of the Week’

Silk paintings by Kay Dee Powell. Photo courtesy of Kay Dee Powell This week, Whatcom Art Market, a co-op gallery made up of nearly 50 artists, named Blaine resident Kay Dee Powell Artist of the … more

Highlights from Olympia: How did your elected representatives vote?

Senate Bill 5722: Restricting the practice of conversion therapy. Passed the Senate on January 19 by a vote of 32-16 with one member excused. This bill would make it … more

Crews improve stormwater drainage in Birch Bay

Whatcom County Public Works improved stormwater drainage at Birch Bay Drive on February 6. Throughout the year, crews provide staff support for Birch Bay Watershed and Aquatic … more
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