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Local couple helps dispose of unwanted junk

Any homeowner can lament on how quickly junk can pile up around the house, but a new local business can help them get rid of that mess. Mandy Snow and her husband, Tad Shetler, … more

Home and garden show coming to county fairgrounds

Coming Friday through Sunday, March 6–8, the Whatcom County Home and Garden Show will highlight the latest advances in home and garden care. Sponsored by the Building Industry … more

Top home upgrades that offer long-term value

Home upgrades cost time and money but certain projects can actually save you money and improve your home’s resale value, while making it more beautiful and livable … more

Bill proposal could eliminate B&O taxes for thousands

A new business and occupation (B&O) tax reform proposal would exempt nearly 286,000 small businesses in Washington from state B&O taxes. The tax proposal (HB 2150) was co-sponsored … more

Art Beat: March 2015

By Kitty King Featured Artist: Lauren Kordas “I had a lot of fun creating this charcoal piece because we had just learned how to lay out … more

Performers needed for middle school talent show

The Blaine Middle School cafeteria will become the place to highlight your talent when the Pizza and Pizzazz Talent Show opens on Saturday, March 7. Andy Harmening, choral director … more

Marathon at Birch Bay

Graham Breen charges across the finish line to win the Birch Bay Marathon on February 15. Breen, a sales manager from the United Kingdom, finished the 26.2 mile course in 2:44:55. Photos by Steve … more

Council considers future of retail sales, train stop in Blaine

Given a choice between studying retail development or the feasibility of an Amtrak stop, Blaine City Council chose the retail option, hands-down. Blaine City … more

New NEXUS center dramatically reduces wait times

The new NEXUS enrollment center in Birch Bay Square has been open for less than a month, but it’s already shown significant results. The NEXUS frequent traveler … more

A fishy tale: Local seafood business owner denied visa

It’s not easy owning and managing a fish processing company. The vagaries of seafood are vast and unpredictable. Sometimes the fish don’t show up, the price goes wacky, it’s … more

Voters support schools in special election

There was a lot of “yes” coming from the voters of Whatcom County in the February 10 special election. Voters approved all eight of the local school and fire district measures by healthy … more

WTA adds day passes

The Whatcom Transportation Authority (WTA) has introduced new unlimited day passes. Passes cost $3 and can be used on all WTA routes except route 80X to Mount Vernon. WTA currently has two routes … more

Bite of Blaine 2015

Photos by Steve Guntli A sold-out crowd of about 250 people filled the ballroom at Semiahmoo Resort for the Bite of Blaine on February 16. Proceeds will be used to fund Blaine’s … more

Time to register for kindergarten

Registration for Blaine Primary School’s kindergarten classes will be held on Thursday, March 12 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Children are eligible for kindergarten if they are turning 5 … more

Pets take the spotlight at Semiahmoo this weekend

Two national holidays honoring pets and their owners are coming this weekend, and Semiahmoo Resort is celebrating with a special pet-friendly weekend on the … more

What you need to know about diabetes risk factors

When it comes to Type 2 diabetes, many only consider weight when considering their risk. However, diabetes is complicated, and risk factors are numerous. The … more

Community rallies around family after injury

By Steve Guntli After suffering a serious injury, Amy Sand learned what kind of community Blaine really is. In November 2014, Sand fell in her … more

Peace Arch Park Treaty of Ghent ceremony

Consuls from Canada, Belgium, the U.S. and the U.K. gathered in Peace Arch Park on February 13 to commemorate the ratification of the Treaty of Ghent, which ended the war of 1812 and inspired the … more

Fresh flowers for Valentine’s Day

Photos by Steve Guntli Mary Amsberry prepares Valentine’s Day bouquets at Blaine Bouquets on February 10. Fresh red roses serve as the centerpiece for the Blaine Bouquets work table. The basement … more

School bond receives overwhelming support

By Steve Guntli The Blaine school district will receive some much-needed upgrades after voters chose to pass a $45 million bond. Early results from … more
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