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Sports roundup: Blaine hosts girls wrestling invite, winter sports continue

Boys basketball The Borderites took their first conference defeat at home January 12 to a dominant Lynden Lions performance. Lynden senior Coston Parcher and junior Anthony Canales combined for 53 … more

How WA’s legislature is addressing the housing crisis in 2023

By nearly any measure, Washington has serious housing problems. The cost of buying and renting homes has leapt skyward. More than 25,000 people are living on the street or in emergency and … more

Larsen, DelBene call for USPS to address mail delays in Whatcom County

U.S. representatives Rick Larsen and Suzan DelBene have called on United States Postal Service (USPS) postmaster general Louis DeJoy to address persistent mail delays and failures in Whatcom … more

Bomb threat closes Peace Arch border crossing

A bomb threat closed the Peace Arch border crossing in both directions for 90 minutes on the evening of January 14. A U.S. traveler indicated there was a bomb in their vehicle when attempting to … more

Amtrak to add second round-trip to Vancouver in March

Starting March 7, Amtrak will provide a second round-trip to Vancouver, B.C. that will restore the train service to pre-pandemic levels.  Amtrak announced the trip return in a letter to the … more

Chief deputy auditor Stacy Henthorn running for county auditor

Whatcom County chief deputy auditor Stacy Henthorn announced her bid for Whatcom County Auditor on January 12 as Diana Bradrick won’t run for another term. Henthorn has 20 years’ … more

Road Rules: To wait or to pass someone who is parallel parking?

Question: Here’s the situation: I’m parallel parking on a two-lane road with a double centerline, so no passing, right? Is it legal for a car to pass me as I’m parallel parking, or … more

Lummi business park receives state funds, potential for solar manufacturing

The Washington State Department of Commerce gave a $416,000 grant for a Lummi business park that could potentially be used for solar manufacturing. The grant will pay for Lummi Indian Business … more

Blaine visitor center displays historic photos

The Blaine Visitor Information Center on Peace Portal Drive is commemorating Blaine’s storied past with historic photos. The city of Blaine gave the photos to the visitor center in October. … more

Letters to The Editor: January 19-25, 2023

The Editor: Thank you for informing the community of those chosen for the ad hoc downtown advisory committee, and for some information about each member. This is an important committee for the … more

Blaine Police Department Reports: January 19-25, 2023

Jan. 6, 1:32 a.m.: Suspicious circumstance on A Street. Jan. 6, 9:56 a.m.: Fraud on Kingsley Avenue. Jan. 6, 11:59 a.m.: Suspicious circumstance on H Street. Jan. 6, 12:38 p.m.: Drugs found … more

Sheriff's Reports, January 19-25, 2023

Jan. 2, 1:04 p.m.: Trespass on Birch Bay Square Street. Jan. 2, 1:39 p.m.: Neighborhood dispute on Dory Court. Jan. 2, 3:54 p.m.: Domestic order violation on Birch Bay-Lynden Road, Custer. … more

Obituary: Judy Melton

Judy Melton April 18, 1961 – January 2, 2023 Judy Melton, age 61, passed away in Bellingham on January 2, 2023. She was born April 18, 1961 to Harlan “Lefty” and Marlene … more

Obituary: Gilbert Johnson

Gilbert Johnson June 19, 1940 – January 12, 2023 Beloved long-time Blaine local, Gilbert Johnson, 82, went to be with the Lord on January 12, 2023 at Whatcom Hospice House, surrounded by … more

City eyes UPS building as future justice center

The city of Blaine is considering purchasing the UPS building on Peace Portal Drive to become a justice center that could house an expanded police station, evidence storage, municipal court and other … more

City to seek funding for Bell Road overpass

Although the project was ditched in 2020, the city of Blaine will be seeking grant funding in February with the support of BNSF Railway to build a bridge over the railroad crossing on Bell Road near … more

Looking back at a year that just was (July-December 2022)

Continued from last week ... July • David Wilbrecht was sworn in as interim city manager following the resignation of former manager Michael Jones. Wilbrecht served as the city’s … more

Remediation starts on Marine Park shoreline, ending decade-long project

The Blaine Marine Park playground will be closed until Wednesday, February 15, as the city of Blaine begins remediation work to clean the shoreline and reduce erosion. The construction ends the … more

Ad hoc downtown advisory committee holds first meeting

The city of Blaine’s ad hoc downtown advisory committee held its first meeting in council chambers on January 5, bringing a world-renowned architect and longtime planning commissioner to the … more
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