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Art studio tour draws crowds first weekend

Artists hailed the first art studio tour a success after a sweeping turnout painted downtown Blaine, Semiahmoo and Birch Bay as arts destinations. A semi-formal gala set the weekend event into … more

Lynden pageant star dies at 16

Law enforcement agencies have not identified the juvenile discovered dead at Birch Bay State Park May 2, but other news sources as well as the family have identified the teenager as 16-year-old … more

County to hold short-term rental public hearing

Whatcom County Council will hold an advisory public hearing at 6 p.m. May 10 to gather public comments on proposed amendments to Title 20 zoning to regulate short-term vacation rentals (STRs). The … more

Port tables moorage rate vote for more public input

Port of Bellingham commissioners delayed voting on updating the port’s moorage model that would increase slip rates in Blaine and Squalicum harbors. The commission held a presentation on the … more

Blessing of the Fleet honors fallen fishermen at 38th annual event

Dozens of attendees honored fallen fishermen at the 38th annual Blessing of the Fleet ceremony at Blaine Harbor May 1. The Seafarers Memorial Committee hosted the event in partnership with Blaine … more

Blaine holds 3-school track meet, soccer and baseball finish season

Mount Baker and Sehome came to the Blaine High School stadium to compete in a small three-school track and field meet April 28. Blaine won the 4-by-400 meter relay and Borderites placed in individual … more

WCSO deputies recovering from February shooting injuries

Two Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) deputies who were shot February 10 while responding to a Maple Falls altercation are recovering and hope to return to duty later this year, WCSO … more

Blaine City Council briefly ...

The latest news from the April 25 city council meeting. Blaine City Council held a public hearing on passing Resolution 22-2973 that would give council the option to impose local utility facility … more

Daughter of a Lost Bird: Reconnecting to Lummi heritage

The film “Daughter of a Lost Bird” follows Kendra Mylnechuk Potter, an adult Indigenous adoptee, as she reconnects with her birth family, discovers her Lummi heritage and confronts issues … more

Ziply Fiber multi-gig internet coming to Blaine, Birch Bay

Ziply Fiber just announced plans to upgrade its existing copper networks to ultra-high-speed, 100 percent fiber-optic networks in 17 markets across Washington and Oregon later this year. The new … more

Plenty of summer camp options this year for local youth

With Covid-19 restrictions relaxing across Washington state, local kids can return to multiple in-person summer camps this year. A number of local organizations are offering in-person activities that … more

Disc golf offers low-impact, full body workout in Blaine

Now that it’s May, with hopefully warmer weather around the corner, it’s a great time to get out to local parks. Walking in the woods has shown to benefit physical and mental health. To … more

PeaceHealth restricts visitors in Whatcom County facilities as Covid-19 rates rise

PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center in Bellingham and its Whatcom County clinics are limiting the number of visitors inside its facilities as Covid-19 transmission rates increase. Each patient … more

County parks and rec director to retire

Mike McFarlane will be hanging up his running shoes after a long stretch as Whatcom County Parks and Recreation director. His expected day of departure will be June 21. The county is hoping a … more

Obituary: Irma Piovesan Rooney

Irma Piovesan Rooney January 20, 1924 – April 21, 2022 Irma P. Rooney passed away suddenly, but peacefully in her sleep on April 21, 2022 at Nazareth House in San Diego, CA – her … more

Letters to The Editor: May 5-11, 2022

The Editor: I want to comment on two letters in last week’s issue of The Northern Light. First from Stephen Nelson regarding the governance of Birch Bay. I agree with him, we need to … more

Blaine Police Department Reports: May 5-11, 2022

April 22, 1:14 a.m.: Narcotics violation on Peace Portal Drive. April 22, 5 a.m.: Assault on 14th Street. April 22, 11:14 a.m.: Domestic dispute (no assault) on Birch Court. April 23, 3:29 … more

Sheriff's Reports, May 5-11, 2022

April 20, 11:48 a.m.: Littering on Lonseth and Gulf roads.  April 20, 1:35 p.m.: Domestic order violence on Anderson Road. April 20, 9:29 p.m.: Harassment on Dory Court. April 21, 5:59 … more
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