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Blaine program reaches milestone, expands to new location

By Stefanie Donahue The Roots program in Blaine has exceeded expectations since it launched last October. By spring of last year, the program garnered the largest turnout of all … more

Peace Arch City Cafe to take over Pastime space

By Oliver Lazenby When the owners of one well-established Blaine restaurant decided they wanted to move on, the owners of another seized an opportunity to … more

New Blaine athletic director seeks to inspire

By Oliver Lazenby In fifth grade, Sean Linville was mesmerized as the Bellingham High School’s basketball team tossed layups into the net during a special assembly at Carl Cozier … more

Vitamin N (for nature): A small dose provides substantial stress relief

By Mandy LeBlanc A midweek hike through Discovery Park in Seattle recently brought a surprising amount of tranquility to my life – after a short sunset excursion, my family and I … more

Peace Portal Subway closes after 24 years of business

September 26 marked the final day visitors could stop by Subway at 429 Peace Portal Drive for a bite to eat. Longtime owners, Dale, Betty and Ted Schrader, closed the downtown … more

Blaine, Birch Bay candidate forums set

This month, voters in Blaine and Birch Bay will have the chance to ask their burning questions to the full slate of candidates on the November 7 general election ballot. Two forums … more

County auditor’s office gears up for November 7

With the November 7 general election just around the corner, the Whatcom County Auditor’s Office has installed three new ballot drop boxes, including one in Custer. There are now a total of 18 drop … more

Volunteers begin distributing winter coat donations October 10

September 30 marked the last day of the Community Assistance Program and Interfaith Coalition’s winter coat drive – now it’s time to get those items to new owners. Donors were asked to give new … more

Community Meals return to the senior center

Once again, Blaine Community Assistance Program (CAP) is hosting its weekly Community Meals program, which offers free meals, with a suggested donation, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. each Wednesday at the … more

When should you be screened for cancer?

Cancer screenings can often save lives by finding cancer early, providing a vital heads-up before you might notice a lump or other worrisome symptoms. But it’s not always easy to know which … more

Other sports news...

Volleyball The Blaine varsity volleyball team continued its stellar season with a 3–0 win against Sedro-Woolley this week, just after its first loss to Lynden last … more

Furthermore: Blaine City Council

A story in last week’s issue of The Northern Light regarding the appointment of Meg Olson to Position 3 on the Blaine City Council omitted the names of other candidates who put their names up for … more

Woman falls from Blaine overpass

With few details available at press time, Washington State Patrol trooper Heather Axtman confirmed that a woman either jumped or fell off the Hughes Avenue overpass just after 2 p.m. on Monday, … more

At the Border: August 2017

The Vault Wine Bar and Event Space opens for business

The Vault Wine Bar and Event Space, located at 277 G Street in Blaine, celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony on September 21. From l., Harry Robinson, Luke … more

Blaine City Council appoints new member

By Stefanie Donahue Blaine City Council is back to full-strength after a string of applicant interviews and deliberations enabled councilmembers to appoint a seventh member this … more

Horizon at Semiahmoo project strides forward

By Stefanie Donahue The gears are finally turning on the Horizon at Semiahmoo development project and this time the firm that owns the property is promising a more affordable price … more

Birch Bay berm construction project facing more delays

By Stefanie Donahue Construction on the Birch Bay Drive and Pedestrian Facility, also known as the Birch Bay berm, will likely be postponed until next year. While … more

DelBene hosts community forum in Blaine

Congresswoman Suzan DelBene (WA-01) visited Blaine on September 23 for a community forum at Blaine City Hall. Healthcare, nutrition assistance, immigration reform and climate change … more

New playground installed at Birch Bay State Park

The new playground at Birch Bay State Park. Photo by Linda Kiens. By Stefanie Donahue Birch Bay State Park is getting a playground. Each year, 55,000 to 60,000 campers frequent the 194-acre park. In … more
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