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Consuls from four countries to gather at Peace Arch event

The treaty that ended the War of 1812 and established a lasting peace between the U.S., Canada and the U.K. is once again being celebrated at Peace Arch … more

Army Corps of Engineers needs more information before considering Lummi GPT request

By Steve Guntli The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has responded to the Lummi Nation’s request to deny the Gateway Pacific Terminal (GPT) permit. In a letter … more

Declining Canadian dollar impacting Whatcom County retail sales

By Steve Guntli For the first time since 2009, the Canadian dollar has fallen below 80 cents and the months-long decrease in value has had an impact on cross-border shopping in … more

LEED certification questioned for new jail

By Ian Ferguson A decision on whether or not to require LEED silver certification for the new Whatcom County jail and sheriff’s headquarters was postponed until next year after the … more

Young at Heart: February

By JoAn Newby February is a very special month, and all of us at the Blaine Senior/Activity Center are thankful that daylight hours are increasing with each passing day. We can … more

Tips to manage arthritis pain

One in five adults in the United States now reports having doctor-diagnosed arthritis, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). For the millions of … more

Blaine grad finds his calling in marijuana

By Steve Guntli When Barry Stieb was a student at Blaine High School in the late ’90s, he couldn’t have guessed that he’d one day make his living growing … more

New bill would drop Daylight Saving Time in Washington

By Steve Guntli If the state legislature passes a new bill, the yearly ritual of springing forward and falling back could be a thing of the … more

County and state math competitions in Blaine need volunteers

Even if your math skills only extend as far as balancing your checkbook, you can still volunteer with two math competitions that are coming to Blaine. The Whatcom County middle … more

The Indoor Report: What to read, watch and listen to this month

By Steve Guntli Valentine’s day approaches, and love is in the air, but candy and flowers are played out. Why not share some of these classic selections with your special … more

New NEXUS center opens in Birch Bay Square

International delegates and members of the press gathered at Birch Bay Square on January 29 to witness the ribbon cutting for the new NEXUS enrollment center. From l.: Canada Border … more

City council rallies behind Amtrak stop

By Steve Guntli Blaine City Council is taking another stab for an Amtrak station in Blaine. At the regular council meeting on January 26, Mayor … more

Grab a bite of Blaine and Birch Bay

It’s time to sample the flavors of Blaine and Birch Bay. The 15th annual Bite of Blaine is returning to the grand ballroom of the Semiahmoo Resort Golf & Spa on … more

Trial begins for Birch Bay woman in attempted murder case

By Steve Guntli The jury trial for a Birch Bay woman accused of helping her boyfriend with an attempted murder in Ferndale began last week in Whatcom … more

Pavilion project to break ground in April

By Ian Ferguson After years of planning and a hiatus during the economic recession, a community pavilion for the Blaine branch of the Boys & Girls Club of Whatcom County is once … more

February: the month for hearts

By Jessica Scott February is both National Heart Month and Valentine’s Day. Together, these heartfelt events pay homage to both the emotional and physical needs … more

Birch Bay Marathon to run February 15

Runners are preparing for the 47th annual Birch Bay Marathon on Sunday, February 15. The 26.2-mile race is a popular local qualifier for the Boston Marathon. In the … more

Heart-health tips from PeaceHealth

By Edward Evans, MD Hearts surround us this month. Along with the paper and chocolate versions are the human ones: the beating hearts of more than 300 million … more

Blaine and Birch Bay Business Roundup

By Steve Guntli Drayton Harbor Oyster Company The Drayton Harbor Oyster Company is preparing to open a storefront on Peace Portal Drive. Co-owner … more

Border program affects Canadian visits

By Meg Olson More shared information between U.S. and Canadian border agencies spells more scrutiny for Canadians who regularly spend time in the U.S. When phase two … more
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