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Blaine book review: “Beasts of a Little Land” by Juhea Kim

Juhea Kim’s debut novel, “Beasts of a Little Land,” is a historic epic about the Korean peninsula during the first half of the 20th century. Set during the Japanese occupation of … more

M.D. MedSpa welcomes medical team members in Birch Bay

M.D. MedSpa and Wellness Centers has recently welcomed three new members to its medical team in Birch Bay. Aileen Granada comes to the center with 17 years of nursing experience that includes … more

Letters to The Editor: November 14-20, 2024

The Editor: On behalf of the entire winter clothing distribution team and the Community Assistance Program, I would like to extend a very heartfelt thank you to our amazing community! … more

Sheriff's Reports, November 14-20, 2024

November 1, 4:47 a.m.: Attempted suicide on Birch Bay Drive. November 1, 7:24 a.m.: Suspicious person cold call on Lincoln Road. November 1, 9:03 a.m.: Suicidal subject on Harborview Road. … more

Obituary: Robert Arnold Stenger

Robert Arnold Stenger October 2, 1943 - October 18, 2024   On October 18, 2024, Honda Bob left the garage for the final time. A life of adventure and hustle. From living in a … more

Celebrations of Life: John Carl Liebert and Carole Jean Liebert

Celebration of Lives   John Carl Liebert August 16, 1941 – September 13, 2024   Carole Jean Liebert November 26, 1942 – June 14, 2024   … more

November 2024 election results come in

The November 2024 election was a landmark race with many races and measures on the ballot, with everything from the next president of the U.S. to who would serve as state representatives for the 42nd … more

Morale crisis rocks sheriff’s office, undersheriff Harris reinstated

An independent investigation has exposed significant morale problems at the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO), stemming from a contentious 2023 election where many deputies and detectives … more

Port rejects tax increase amid revenue challenges

Port of Bellingham commissioners voted Tuesday night to reject a proposed one percent property tax increase for 2025, even as the agency faces significant revenue challenges from the loss of a major … more

Blaine's fall sports season nears end with tough losses, near misses for state

The Blaine fall sports season is nearing its end. While each team showed tremendous grit and improvement throughout the year, none were able to secure a coveted spot in the 1A state tournament … more

104-year-old veteran honors U.S. flag at Birch Bay home every day

World War II veteran John Finn, 104, doesn’t go a day without hanging the U.S. flag from his home in Birch Bay Village, weather permitting. “The flag is a symbol of everything … more

BHS Theater Arts to perform Oscar Wilde classic

The Blaine High School Theater Arts Program will hold opening night for its rendition of “The Importance of Being Earnest” at 7 p.m. Friday, November 8. The play, based on the 1895 … more

‘Missing from Fire Trail Road’ highlights missing and murdered Indigenous women

A new documentary on the epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women (MMIW) as   illustrated by the unsolved case of Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis’ disappearance on the Tulalip … more

Blaine Arts Council brings in new art, holds art sale

Blaine Arts Council unveiled its November gallery show at 922 Peace Portal Drive during the First Friday Downtown Art Walk on November 1. Artists featured in November are Joseph Kinnebrew, Designs by … more

Letters to The Editor: November 7-13, 2024

The Editor: I am hoping this is something that interests you as I need some help. On October 22 I called the city about a house demolition happening behind me as I had seen on postings or … more
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