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Drayton Harbor Days kicks off this weekend, August 5-6

A fun run, raft race, pirate-themed games, activities and more await guests at the Drayton Harbor Days maritime festival, which runs Saturday through Sunday, August 5–6. Starting … more

Upcoming concert series to bring music from across the world

The Seattle Women’s Steel Pan Project will perform Sunday, August 13, at the Peace Arch Park International Concert Series. Photo courtesy of Deborah Fant By Alyssa Evans It’s not often that … more

Volunteers reach marker on sailboat restoration

U.S. Coast Guard Lt. Francis O’Brien, r., talks to shipwright Steve Alaniz during an inspection on July 27. By Stefanie Donahue U.S. Coast Guard Lt. Francis O’Brien made another stop by the … more

Permits and easements still needed for berm project

By Oliver Lazenby Since delaying the project last year, Whatcom County has made progress on permitting and acquiring easements for the Birch Bay Drive and Pedestrian Facility … more

Blaine native completes 200-mile bike ride

Scott Bianchi participating in the Seattle to Portland ride. Photo courtesy of Kathy Stauffer. By Stefanie Donahue Last month, 32-year-old Scott Bianchi joined 10,000 riders from seven countries and … more

Whale bones surface at the Blaine clubhouse

Kids at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Whatcom County Blaine clubhouse got an up-close look at gray whale bones on July 24. Local marine biologist Kathy Green stopped by for the special … more

Health screening slated for August 11

Individuals age 21 and above can learn about their risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and osteoporosis and check their cholesterol levels, kidney function, thyroid function and vascular strength … more

A bunch of B.C. bikers stop in Blaine

A crew of 25 cyclists from the Lower Mainland made a brief stop in Blaine before riding to Birch Bay and Ferndale. Photo by Debbie Harger. more

BHS gets a new set of tennis courts

The new tennis courts at Blaine High School, above, are finished, while the old ones next to the elementary school have been resurfaced. School officials said the resurfaced tennis … more

Washington State Patrol explains loud boom on July 26

By Stefanie Donahue If you heard a loud boom in the evening on July 26, you weren’t the only one. According to Washington State Patrol (WSP) public information … more

Learn how to make pickles with these recipes from Boxx Berry Farm

If you’re looking for something to do this summer, dust off that old set of mason jars in your garage and start pickling. Here are a few recipes to get you … more

Local chef runs two Bellingham eateries

Chef Eric Truglas showcases OPERA croissants. By Alyssa Evans Cooking food is a longtime passion for Birch Bay resident Eric Truglas, who has over 3 0 years’ of experience working as a chef. … more

Mark your calendars, the Birch Bay Music Festival is back

Birch Bay Music Festival 2016. Photo by Wayne Diaz. By Stefanie Donahue The event of the year for pet and music lovers is just around the corner. From Friday through Sunday, August 4–6, the public … more

Whatcom County Fire Marshal’s Office issues burn ban

Starting today, the Whatcom County Fire Marshal’s Office is imposing a ban on all open burning in unincorporated areas due to dry weather conditions until further notice. Yard … more

The Whatcom Museum unveils permanent exhibit focused on Northwest Coast tribes

A Coast Salish woman. Photo courtesy of the Whatcom Museum. By Stefanie Donahue Traditions, languages and stories of the Northwest Coast people are on full display at the Whatcom Museum’s … more

Free fare week slated for August

Just in time for the August 14–19 Northwest Washington Fair, Whatcom Transit Authority (WTA) is lifting fees for all bus routes, with exception of 80X to Mt. Vernon, August … more

Whatcom County Sheriff’s reports: June 27-July 26

June 27, 11:14 a.m.: Vandalism cold call on Legion Drive. June 27, 3:12 p.m.: Burglary cold call on Lincoln Road. June 27, 3:41 p.m.: Civil problem cold call on … more

Tall ship Lady Washington sets sail for annual maritime festival

By Stefanie Donahue In just a matter of days, tall ship Lady Washington will appear in Drayton Harbor – the vessel is a full-scale replica of the first American ship to touch land … more

Port awards $509,000 contract for repair of two webhouses on Marine Drive

A webhouse located west of Milhollin Drive that’s due for repair. Photo by Stefanie Donahue By Stefanie Donahue Two marine-use storage facilities located west of Milhollin Drive, along Marine … more

Football grandstand at least three years out

By Oliver Lazenby A Blaine school district board of directors work session on July 17 determined that many options remain for a new or updated grandstand at the … more
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