Blaine, WA News

• Blaine, WA News
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Multi-car pileup on I-5 results in no serious injuries
• Get on your bike and ride
• Active Seniors Special Section: Ten steps to conquering heart disease
• Active Seniors Special Section: Senior center honored with food safety award
• County council clarifies commenting rules on Cherry Point terminal
• New owners, familiar faces for iconic Blaine cafes
• Start-up launches local rental website for Whatcom County
• NEXUS expansion, extended hours coming to northern border crossings
• Blaine train depot makes state endangered properties list
• Birch Bay Waterslides reopens for season
• Active Senior Special Section: Young at Heart: May happenings abound
• Active Seniors Special Section: 9 ways for seniors to avoid scams
• State audit finds minor issue with BSD’s absent student procedures
• PSE raises residential electric rates statewide
• Ocean Bay restaurant opens with new owners
• Birch Bay beaches closed to shellfish harvesting
• Taking a stand against coal
• Marin condominiums edge toward sale
• City completes majority of tree removal in Lincoln Park
• County sends Bay Road culvert replacement project out for bid
• Active Seniors Special Section: Exercise for healthy aging
• State OKs funding for Birch Bay shoreline work
• Birch Bay gains at least eight voting precincts
• Overstreet announces bid for re-election as state representative
• Birch Bay man sentenced after pleading guilty to child rape
• Governor makes emergency funds available to combat pertussis epidemic
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Hitting the Waves
• $10,000 lottery ticket remains unclaimed in Blaine
• DOE requests U.S. Army Corps study combined impacts of coal terminal proposals
• Birds in the Surf
• Next CBP citizens academy full; future classes being planned
• Seismic research reveals active faults in Birch Bay area
• Canadian man facing 14th deportation
• Annual Blessing of the Fleet to honor fallen fishermen
• Blaine artists’ studio tour set for Mother’s Day weekend
• Whatcom Democrats chair to run for 42nd district representative seat
• City planners give Marine Park shoreline a facelift
• Birch Bay shoreline project funds dependent on DOE
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Call for junior banner girls and boys
• Watching and Waiting
• (Re) Open for Business
• Countywide arts and culture guide published
• Pet expo features fun, photo contest and more
• Health and Wellness Special Section: NWPRD2 hosts open house on Saturday
• Mountain Runners docudrama to premiere during Ski to Sea weekend
• Public outreach plan in progress to improve Birch Bay water quality
• Yard of the Week competition begins its sixth season
• City reinstituting water, sewer connection fees
• Birch Bay pedestrian facility moves forward
• Whatcom County man accused of running puppy mill
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• A Visitor to Birch Bay
• Home & Garden Special Section: Wood refinishing business opens Blaine branch
• Home & Garden Special Section: Get your house ready to sell
• Hanging basket sales fund girls’ scholarships
• Home & Garden Special Section: A bamboo oasis in a Blaine backyard
• Birch Bay businesses sought for coupon book
• City council approves Peace Portal trail bid
• County executive pledges portable restrooms for Birch Bay this summer
• County council votes to approve voting precinct changes
• Immigrant rights group claims CBP racially profiles along northern border
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• On the Water Special Boating Section: Fishermen’s Memorial Committee to launch scholarship
• On the Water Special Boating Section: Coast Guard Auxiliary offers education, fun
• Green Living Special Section: Free spark plugs, filters for Earth Day
• Green Living Special Section: Rain barrel workshops scheduled
• Green Living Special Section: Take advantage of the Community Energy
• Green Living Special Section: Sustainable Connections conference slated for April 26, 27 in Bellingham
• Green Living Special Section: Hit the road on two wheels
• Volunteers sought for state middle school math championships
• Blaine Planning Commission approves proposed Chada Thai expansion
• County seeks first round of comments on Cherry Point terminal project
• Effects of stormwater permit on Birch Bay uncertain
• Marine Drive improvements get thumbs-up
• Senior Center rummage sale set for Saturday
• Area Democratic caucuses set for April 15
• State now requires rabies vaccinations for dogs, cats
• On the Water Special Boating Section: Blaine West Marine manager named winner of national chain’s annual award
• Birch Bay Shellfish Protection District board to meet April 18
• Blaine’s attorney responds to suit against city
• Blaine High School students shine at state student technology competition
• Comment period begins on cleanup of Blaine Harbor site
• Stormwater permit petition could hurt wallets
• Blaine educator dies after three-year battle with cancer
• Peace Portal Trail improvements slated for completion this summer
• Discover Pass now transferable between two vehicles
• Blaine man accused of raping autistic teenager
• Whatcom County officials: Cherry Point permit paperwork now complete
• Lodging tax revenue could help promote Birch Bay
• Port of Bellingham director resigns over internal disagreements
• Former wine shop, deli in Birch Bay has new owners
• Canadian lane changes cause delays on U.S. side
• Young at Heart: April brings events of all kinds
• Easter a busy time of year for The C Shop
• Let’s Move! Blaine! unveils plans for local community farm shares
• Blaine school board selects architect for science, special education upgrade projects
• Celebrate Easter with community worship service
• Upfront Theatre to perform in Blaine for band fundraiser
• Nearly $1.4 million in drugs seized at I-5 rest stop
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• WSDOT to install new traffic cameras along I-5
• Going, Going, Gone
• Lynden art center hosts open house
• Community emergency response classes announced
• Marine Drive work delayed until after July 4
• Blaine steakhouse reviving a ‘lost art’
• Runners gearing up for Birch Bay road race
• Birch Bay man pleads guilty to child molestation
• City council approves change order for west Blaine sewer line work
• SSA Marine submits permit applications for Cherry Point terminal
• Learn about available funding to promote off-season Birch Bay tourism
• Rail advocate outlines possible path to Blaine train stop
• North Whatcom fire district hires new chief
• Reduced cost for spay/neuter services for cats in April
• Home and Garden Special Section: Get your garden growing with these early-season planting tips
• B.C. woman pleads guilty in Blaine smuggling case
• Fire commissioners vote to repair damaged ambulance
• Extra refinery workers a boon for Birch Bay economy
• Car Care Special Section: Keep lights and wipers working properly
• Campaign on to collect used cell phones for domestic violence victims
• Blaine officials to hold open house, public hearing on Marine Drive improvements
• Aged Peace Portal building to be torn down
• A Big Day at the Reef
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• State finds no issues in BBWSD audit
• Program to increase off-season Birch Bay business explained
• NWFR fire chief field narrowed to three
• New Blaine yoga studio turns up the heat
• Blaine man dies after single-car accident just north of Bellingham
• Marin condos at Semiahmoo attract potential buyer
• City clerk explains public records request process
• BBWSD warns against official-looking flyers
• City officially owns Banner Bank building
• Blaine schools waiting for specifics on new faculty evaluation rules
• Birders gather in Blaine this weekend
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• CSAs available for local businesses
• Women’s group offers educational scholarships
• Car Care Special Section: Keep these essential items in your car
• Car Care Special Section: High gas prices don’t mean driving less
• Whatcom sailing team headed to Australia regatta
• County sets date for GPT pre-scoping meeting
• Birch Bay State Park Interpretive Center closes in on final necessary permits
• BBWSD strikes aged public hearings policy
• Birch Bay State Park takes on new ranger in response to budget cuts
• Surrey City Council supports Blaine train stop
• County engineers unveil plans for new traffic light
• Two local business owners sue city of Blaine
• Birch Bay boat launch opens for use
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Local law enforcement plans crackdown on DUIs
• Wings Over Water Festival features field trips to Semiahmoo
• Tax time is the perfect time to plan for retirement
• Young at Heart: Upcoming events and celebrations
• City a few signatures away from owning Banner Bank building
• Do you like green eggs and ham?
• Romney wins state straw poll; Santorum carries county
• Blaine High School chess team competes in state tournament
• Historic Plover ferry complies with new Coast Guard regulations
• Blaine city council OKs additional $42K for wastewater project
• BP releases preliminary cause of refinery fire
• Speed limit on Drayton Harbor Road will not increase
• Local, sustainable focus for 2012 home and garden show
• Gas prices skyrocket as oil market heaves
• Out and About
• Local community members come together to help trapped fawn
• Celebrating a milestone
• Funeral service aims to offer complete care, fair prices
• School board gets earful at monthly meeting
• Blaine kindergarten registration set for March 15
• Park district commissioners approve 2012 budget
• County sets tentative date for Cherry Point terminal meeting
• Local author shares Potter publisher
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Home and Garden Special Section: Easy steps to jump-start spring cleaning
• Home and Garden Special Section: Start planning and researching now to create a perfect outdoor living space
• Need for local safety net programs increases
• Local Republican caucuses set for March 3
• Border patrol agents seize $218K north of Lynden
• School district to host parent training classes
• New Blaine public works director hired
• Voters give school bond thumbs-up
• Fire crews contain fire at BP Cherry Point refinery; no injuries reported
• Latest election numbers still show voters supporting school district bond
• School district's $3 million bond solidly approved after recent bump in 'yes' votes
• Whatcom READS! author heads to Blaine
• Whatcom Learning Lab fights illiteracy locally, globally
• Desler returns for stint at county executive’s office
• Blaine High School recognized with 2011 Washington Achievement Award
• Local sailing school wins national award
• Active Seniors Special Section: Exercise tips for all ability levels
• Runners, take your marks: Birch Bay Marathon hits the streets Sunday
• New Blaine salon offers upscale options
• Volunteers sought to monitor salmon eggs in Terrell Creek
• $120,000 change order for sewer conveyance work comes down the pipe
• City council votes to make east Blaine developers pay their own way
• City council votes to approve rezone for residential areas near D and 14th streets
• Petition to increase speed limit on Drayton Harbor Road moves forward
• Voters approve Blaine school levy; super-majority for bond approval still uncertain
• School district bond measure inches toward approval
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Blaine school district levy, bond approved after first ballot count
• U. S. Border Patrol Report
• Young at Heart: February 2012
• Active Seniors Special Section: Volunteers needed at Stafholt center
• Local photographer discusses life, photography in Blaine
• Birch Bay low-impact development plan moves on to county council
• Fire commissioners narrow field of applicants for NWFR fire chief spot
• Birding festival essay contest offers cash prizes to students
• Court documents show how much Homestead Northwest owes to investors
• City officials narrow down candidates for Blaine public works director
• Two firefighters injured in ambulance accident in south Birch Bay
• City lauded for work against domestic violence
• Ballots mailed out last week
• Blaine Studio Tour puts out final call for artists
• City officials unveil plan for Blaine community center pavilion
• Still no decision on NWFR administrative offices move
• BBWSD makes district code accessible online
• Troubled Birch Bay properties piquing developers’ interest
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Essence Salon and Spa opens in Birch Bay
• Health and Wellness Special Section: Stretch it out during and after exercising
• WUEM wants damage reports from county residents
• City council schedules public hearing for D Street rezone
• Opportunity Council extends energy assistance scheduling hours
• Program encourages energy-efficient home improvements
• School board reacts to new graduation requirements
• Durable, bright and easy to get started: Blaine artist offers classes in feltmaking
• BBWSD manager calls for local solution to tribal water rights issue
• Blaine man arrested on drug charges
• Blaine City Council OKs Martin properties survey contract
• Homestead Northwest files for bankruptcy
• Arts and Jazz auction set for Saturday
• Health and Wellness Special Section: NWPRD2 to host open house
• Blaine superintendent outlines schools’ needs
• Electric vehicle charging stations approved countywide
• Health and Wellness Special Section: Stroke and osteoporosis screenings coming to Blaine
• Redistricting shifts most of county to first congressional district
• Birch Bay Marathon organizers need volunteers
• Author to speak at Village Books
• Coaches vs. Cancer game set for January 26
• Birch Bay Bible Community Church planning grand opening celebration
• Discover Pass expansion gets senate committee nod
• Home sale prices increase in Blaine
• Birch Bay Steering Committee strives for more public facilities
• Changes coming for Birch Bay, Peace Arch parks
• Locals seek support to save Blaine depot
• Health and Wellness Special Section: Ballroom dancing classes begin this week
• Newest city council members discuss Blaine
• 2011 dominated by Gateway Pacific Terminal
• Upgrades and improvements for BBWSD in 2011
• 2011 Year in Review: Part two
• Birch Point stormwater upgrades completed
• County starts search for Cherry Point terminal study consultants
• City of Blaine given permission to access Martin property
• Three arrested after Blaine cocaine bust
• Young at Heart: January
• Volunteers needed for annual math competition
• Health and Wellness Special Section: Finding a properly fitting bra
• Blaine schools stay on track in 2011
• Blaine students send Christmas cheer to African orphanage
• CBP announces schedule for public informational classes
• County grants SSA Marine permit deadline extensions
• 2011: A look back at the year that was
• Blaine Drama Club presents ice-aged musical fantasy
• New county auditor explains election, ballot procedures
• Health and Wellness Special Section: Three ways to a sustainably healthy New Year
• The Best of the 2011 Blaine Police Reports: Part 1
• Pacific Arts brought the jazz
• 2011 brought consolidation for NWFR
• City sees hardship and success in 2011
• North Whatcom fire chief to retire
• Polar Bear Plunge set for January 1
• Massive cylinder successfully recovered from waters off Cherry Point
• NWFR commissioners OK 2012 budget
• New technology helps city council member
• High school tech group plans cancer fundraiser
• H Street revitalization designs almost done
• Christmas shopping rush equals border crush
• Blaine City Council OKs 2012 BTAC-recommended projects
• U.S./Canada border agreement could improve Amtrak inspection times
• Crystal Tricycle celebrates 45 years
• Deputy county administrator retires
• Lane shift for NEXUS users at truck crossing
• Light up New Year’s Eve at Ring of Fire and Hope
• Quick work by police results in a happier holiday
• Celebrating the Season
• County planning commission mulls Birch Bay wetland mitigation program
• 11-year-old seeking funds for student ambassador trip
• Blaine man sentenced in email scam
• Trillium owner files for bankruptcy
• City council unanimously approves 2012 budget
• City council tables vote on Martin property condemnation
• Domestic violence rates higher in Blaine than county
• Birch Bay man arrested after allegedly threatening to blow up train
• RE Sources sues SSA Marine for Clean Water Act violations
• Winter Ride looking to fill second bus
• Developer responsible for large-scale projects in Birch Bay dies at 69
• Residents offer input on Roger’s Slough drainage issues
• Honoring fallen heroes on attack’s anniversary
• Birch Bay to benefit from county’s $153,000 for tourism promotions
• Blaine man honored as ‘real hero’ at Red Cross event
• City council OKs property tax increase
• New Birch Bay Waterslides owners buy 231 acres in Birch Point area
• BBWARM will not be providing funds for permanent Birch Bay restrooms
• Suspect in Odell road shooting taken into custody
• Eight-hour standoff in Birch Bay ends in arrest
• Blaine man shot in Golden Nut Company parking lot Sunday evening
• Young at Heart: Senior Center events for December
• New UCC pastor opening doors
• Santa arrives on Saturday
• Input sought on Roger’s Slough drainage upgrades
• Councilman Black instrumental in Banner Bank purchase
• Blaine icon receives Blaine Builder Award
• Local state parks feeling the impact of declining state revenue
• School district presses ahead with levy plan
• City votes to buy Banner Bank Building
• RV fire on I-5 snarls northbound traffic
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Giving Thanks
• Two Birch Bay area committees have vacancies
• Student aid information night set for Wednesday
• New tutoring business goes home
• Celebrate Buy Local Week by buying locally
• North Whatcom fire district set to OK 2012 budget
• Make Blaine shine for the holidays
• Extra DUI patrols hit the streets
• Blaine Holiday Harbor Lights celebration set for December 3
• BBWSD will raise rates for 2012
• City council considering increase in sewer rates
• WSDOT ready for winter snows
• RED loans offer a financing option for small businesses
• City of Blaine to pay for migratory bird study
• Colorful plants for the winter garden
• Christmas giving trees offer Blaine families a holiday hand
• Local residents say ‘thank you!’
• Wintry weather is on its way: Tips to stay safe
• Fire destroys two-story home in Blaine early Sunday morning
• Blaine, Birch Bay supported Ericksen, Larson over Louws, Kremen
• Custer art glass studio is one of a kind
• City council approves major changes to landscaping regulations
• Data: Blaine supported parks levy more than Birch Bay
• Crawford, Kremen win county council seats, parks levy fails despite majority yes vote
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Silver Reef announces smoke-free additions
• Sights of Fall
• Bellingham construction company lauded for BP Cherry Point facility
• Habitat for Humanity plans benefit concert in Blaine
• Cherry Point emergency drill set for Friday
• Observing wildlife in its natural habitat
• Send in your designs for Let’s Move! Blaine! logos
• Schools seek community musicians
• Donations brighten the holidays for those in need
• A Salute to Veterans
• ‘Rousing the Spirit ... With Marches and More’
• Blaine planning commission delays zoning change recommendation
• Church presents class on preventing child sexual abuse
• Former city council member remembered
• Local programs offer Thanksgiving options
• BBWSD officials discuss fate of archeological material
• Snow on Mt. Baker heralds return of winter ride program
• BBWSD may increase water, sewer rates
• Running for Pumpkins
• Preparing to vote
• Sweets for soliders
• Blaine distribution setup a model for others
• City wants input on bike lane upgrades
• Washington state to get out of liquor business; Louws leads for county executive
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Fire board faults decision to move administration
• Park district wins Blaine Builder Award
• Mature Living Special Section: Tips for preventing dehydration
• County council OKs 2012 road construction program
• NWPRD2 hires new activity center manager
• Installation of Birch Bay boat launch begins
• Blaine train depot demolition will go through SEPA process
• Blaine public works director leaving for Lynden
• Residents have their say on liquor sales
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Behind the image
• Working together for a good cause
• Silver Reef readies expansion
• Eyes on Wildlife
• Fall Car Care Special Section: Little changes can add up at the gas station
• Fall Car Care Special Section: Maintain proper tire pressure to help prevent accidents
• Mature Living Special Section: Safety proof your home to prevent falls
• Ballot drop boxes will be available next week
• New owner will keep farmers market open year-round
• Birch Bay veterinarian helps bring lost cat home after 13 months
• Blaine, Birch Bay ready to cast their votes
• State voters will decide on privatization of liquor stores
• Mature Living Special Section: Reduce the risk of breast cancer
• Fall Car Care Special Section: Steering clear of deer
• Fall Car Care Special Section: Teach teens to drive safely – and save their lives
• Fall Car Care Special Section: Fall into a vehicle maintenance program
• County council gives thumbs-up to two Birch Bay rezones
• City council OKs acquisition of east Blaine property
• Council asks for delay of depot demolition
• Vitamins for good health
• Blaine dentistry practice expanding
• Upcoming senior events
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Blaine receives clean 2010 audit
• Border patrol agent receives commendation from RCMP
• A helping hand
• Area resident reports nationwide phone scam
• City council declares Blaine a Let’s Move! city
• ‘A’s all around for Birch Bay beaches
• BNSF seeks demolition of Blaine train depot
• RE Sources files notice to sue SSA Marine for water violations
• Sliding into Fall
• Senior center events
• Mature Living Special Section: Memory loss not always a sign of Alzheimer's disease
• Public meeting stresses importance of trail linking Blaine, Birch Bay
• City seeks public input on land acquisition
• Blaine Boys and Girls Club needs volunteer coaches for fall sports
• Film critic presents free movie remake program
• Home Improvement Special Section: After the storm: Dealing with exterior mold and mildew
• Home Improvement Special Section: Designing a house for optimal living
• Blaine businesswoman celebrates milestones
• Lincoln Road reopens after four-month closure
• County council moves Birch Bay rezone vote to public hearing
• Parks commissioners host meeting to gather public input ahead of levy
• Council gives go-ahead to Blaine industrial park
• Blaine schools facing difficult financial straits
• Witness the marvel of nature as salmon journey to their natal streams
• 5 arrested in connection with burglary ring
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• County approves money for designing Dakota Creek bridge seismic upgrades
• Lending a helping hand
• Special Home Improvement Section: Finding the right contractor can be easy
• Scarecrow competition starting soon
• Have your say on parks and rec direction
• Mount Baker Theatre features its first local production
• Touring Blaine Harbor
• Dodd brothers recognized for work with Blaine schools
• Blaine tai chi team takes second place at international tournament
• Alaska Packers Association museum wraps up 2011 season
• CBP officer separates from agency after harassment plea
• Birch Bay Water Slides has new owner
• City to hold public hearing on planned land acquisition
• County may rezone more land in Birch Bay
• Birch Bay official criticizes county’s water planning
• One suspect caught, another at large in two Blaine area burglaries
• Ferndale woman involved in one-car accident on Blaine Road
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Port commissioners to tour, meet at Blaine harbor
• Donation keeps Plover’s engines running
• County sets requirements for Cherry Point site repair
• Home Improvement Special Section: All mattresses are not created equal
• Game drive to support regional Big Brothers Big Sisters school mentoring program
• Pedestrian injured in hit and run
• Blaine neighborhood association working to improve Telescope Beach
• Birch Bay diner off to a roaring start
• Finished H Street project riles another resident
• Blaine schools placed on brief lockdown Monday morning
• Memorial for Sinise Ann Easter
• How green are your tomatoes?
• Tour Whatcom County farms on Saturday
• Energy program can help reduce your bills
• BBWSD to intervene in county foreclosure on east Birch Bay lots
• Problems with weight loss may be food allergies
• Celebrating 90 years since the dedication of the Peace Arch
• Avoid youth equipment accidents: Develop a ‘safety first’ attitude
• Water’s Edge Church to honor local firefighters
• Blaine soup kitchen opens today
• Parks district to seek voter support for levy
• Scam phone call hits at least one Blaine resident
• New H Street sees increased speeding
• H Street improvements irk one Blaine couple
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• A day at the farm
• Young at Heart: Senior center moves into fall
• CJ’s Beach House to close September 10
• State test scores show improvement across levels at most Blaine schools
• Trillium Corp. defaults on handful of Semiahmoo-area properties
• Plant bulbs soon for spring color
• Develop healthy eating habits for children now
• Your child’s learning disability may be a vision problem
• Semi truck driver accused of drunk driving after Blaine crash
• Birch Bay, Blaine voters preferred Taylor to Harris in county sheriff’s race
• Alleged sexual assault leads to two arrests
• City explores purchase of Banner Bank building
• Fugitive caught at border
• Complaints at Blaine and other schools spark statewide Title IX compliance review
• Federal mandate forces North Whatcom fire district to replace radios
• County will not stop development at Cherry Point site
• School board passes 2011-2012 budget
• Back to School for Blaine - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Latest election results: Ericksen will face Louws in county executive race
• Mood swings may be caused by low blood sugar
• County releases list of board and committee vacancies
• CBP agent pleads guilty to harassment
• Cherry Point terminal opponents make their case to Birch Bay
• A Rare Catch
• New housing development proposed for east Birch Bay
• H Road reconstruction overrun costs approved
• County wants to rezone land in east Birch Bay
• Birch Bay resident recognized for lifelong efforts for marine health
• Countywide gleaning program offers alternative for excess produce
• City of Blaine well has high bacteria level
• DNR faults SSA Marine for Cherry Point work
• Sheriff Elfo, senator Ericksen still lead; Stalheim gains on Louws
• U.S. Border Patrl Report
• Sheriff Elfo, Ericksen lead in respective races
• B.C. bicyclist injured in Blaine Road accident
• Golay sentenced to three years in prison
• County council approves funds for Birch Point drainage improvements
• Research ship anchored off Birch Bay collecting data for nautical charts
• Tommy Overstreet to perform
• Find Your Fashion celebrates anniversary
• School supplies needed for Blaine students
• Gear Heads band together for ‘Duke of Earl’ project
• Border resident gets two months in prison
• Blaine City Council approves ward redistricting plan
• County fines SSA Marine for Cherry Point work
• County plans minor road maintenance for Thursday, Friday
• Fire rips through Birch Bay RV, manufactured home
• Young at Heart: Senior center heats up August
• Planning commission recommends upzoning 472 acres in Birch Bay
• County executive candidates weigh in on Birch Bay issues at public forum
• SnipFest promises doggone good time
• School district may seek smaller bond in February
• Voters must choose top two county executive, sheriff candidates
• Grandview Road near Kickerville to close for 18 days
• Celebrate Blaine’s Drayton Harbor Days
• Local author seeks to bring joy of gardening to children
• Stranded baby Dall’s porpoise escorted from Semiahmoo Marina
• High tide reveals needed dredging
• County orders preliminary Cherry Point work stopped
• U.S. Border Patrol Report: July 15 - July 20, 2011
• Art show moves to Birch Bay Square
• Watch out for cyclists this weekend
• New Birch Bay deputy will take over for Langley July 31
• A welcome rest in Birch Bay
• Scotty Browns to open restaurant at Bellingham Airport
• Run to the border races will raise money for children with cancer
• Scott Dodd resigns from Blaine city council
• Late taxes aid school budget decisions
• Blaine elementary teacher seeks healthier lifestyle for community
• Fire district officials to look into increased overtime costs
• Local food banks see increase in need
• Peace Arch park concert series begins in August
• Mature Living Special Section: Managing diabetes complications
• Mature Living Special Section: Blaine resident walking to fight cancer
• Drayton Harbor Days offers a weekend of maritime fun
• Thunderbird Café is chef’s lifelong dream
• BBWSD mulls water shut-off policy
• Blaine, Birch Bay restaurants honored for food safety
• County approves Harbor Shores sewer agreement
• Icelandic heritage celebrated with community picnic July 24
• Blaine alumni make dean’s list at UW
• Two county executive forums next week
• George Raft race seeking participants
• Downtown Blaine hopes for a boost from new steakhouse
• 2011 Discovery Days Parade and Ducky Derby
• U.S. Border Patrol Report: July 11 - July 14, 2011
• Mature Living Special Section: Staying active with hearing loss
• Mature Living Special Section: Choose the right care for your loved one
• See, sail tall ships during Drayton Harbor Days
• Flying High!
• Volunteers help clean Birch Bay beaches after July 4
• Blaine man barred from providing immigration services
• 2011 Blaine Jazz Festival
• Golay pleads guilty to nine counts of theft
• Gun accident sends 11-year-old to hospital
• Open for business!
• City unveils improvements for H Street
• Blaine meeting discusses height limits
• Forum to host executive candidates
• Council approves bid for Semiahmoo wastewater contract
• Discovery Days festival this weekend in Birch Bay
• Mature Living Special Section: Aging in place: Staying in your own home
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Young At Heart: Senior center celebrates July
• District to present school budget July 25
• Discover Passes on sale this weekend for $30
• Whatcom In Bloom entry deadline is July 29
• Extra speed patrols scheduled July 15 through August 7
• New skin care boutique to host open house
• Survey: Economy was reason for bond failure
• Well done!
• Golf tournament to benefit youth football team
• City considers purchase of Banner Bank building
• Blaine Jazz Festival starts Sunday
• Run To The Border volunteers sought
• Blaine’s Old Fashioned Fourth of July Parade 2011
• Golf camp open to Blaine, Birch Bay youth
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Blaine grads win robotics competition
• Fire districts agree on consolidation
• Mature Living Special Section: Living will workshop offers choices
• Blaine woman competes in world tennis tournament
• Mature Living Special Section: Life Line screenings available
• Mature Living Special Section: Event to benefit adults with special needs
• Blaine 10U baseball takes first place!
• Bar scuffle in Birch Bay ends with minor injuries
• Lincoln Road project to affect Harborview and Shintaffer
• Boys & Girls Club offers free lunch program
• BBWSD scraps Lincoln Road project
• State audit finds treasurer stole $470,000
• Keep on drummin’
• Bay Cafe adds wine, beer and courtyard
• Peace Portal trail nears approval
• Harbor Shores development agreement reached
• Forecast calls for full day of Fourth of July fun
• Blaine man pleads guilty to $3.2 million wire fraud
• Fourth of July beach cleanup July 5
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Blaine PD: Be safe on July 4
• Celebrate local this week
• Alaska Packers Association museum opens
• Parts of Kickerville Road closed this week
• Murder suspect caught at border
• County rejects SSA Marine permit revisions
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Birch Bay watershed study commences
• Historic C Shop candy store celebrates 40 years in business
• Make a splash by attracting new birds to your yard
• Former Blaine mayor Art Lawrenson, 82, dies
• Iron Butt motorcycle ride
• Black Forest Steakhouse gala postponed to July
• Volunteers needed for Telescope beach
• Volunteers needed to clean up Blaine
• Fundraiser to benefit Blaine alum
• Fire district disagreement could stall consolidation
• BTAC grants help enhance tourism
• SSA Marine submits Cherry Point terminal permits
• Report card gives A+ for Birch Bay beaches
• Semiahmoo event features summertime films
• Correction
• BBWSD discusses Lincoln Road and Verizon cell tower
• Encouraging bicycling, one rider at a time
• Turn your staycation into a makeover
• Home tour features sustainable design
• Program removes derelict gear from local waters
• Matt Adams joins Blaine Chiropractic
• Ski To Sea
• Tickets on sale for Borderite opener at Qwest Field
• Kids Kamp
• Blaine school district reacts to state education cuts
• Donations sought to make Fourth of July a blast
• Prosecutor could seek plea deal in Birch Bay embezzlement case
• Shooting range hosts open house
• Town hall-style meetings seek community input
• Clothing bank seeks volunteers
• Flyin' High
• Wheelchair-bound trip hits snag
• Residents want more recreation, better walkability
• Sandcastle contest this Saturday
• Prosecutor could seek Golay plea deal
• Blaine woman injured in accident near Birch Bay Village
• Soaring the Friendly Skies
• Sheriff's office launches online crime reporting
• Young at Heart
• City hosts June 24 clean-up day
• Evening of the Arts
• Water Awareness poster contest winners
• Blaine grad completes law school
• Make this the summer you learn to sail
• Crossing to close Sunday
• Doug Ericksen to run for county executive position
• Cherry Point meeting draws hundreds
• Music fans get down at the Haynie Grange this summer
• Interpretive center hearing postponed
• Plover helps 19 students across the border
• Blaine woman spearheads post-prison nonprofit group
• Drumming up business
• Blaine High School recognition night May 24, 2011
• Summer gardening: Plan before planting
• Local groups honor Memorial Day
• City of Blaine Yard of the Week winners
• Gardeners market, Plover kick off summer season
• Blaine home wins award for design
• Tall ships to visit Blaine this summer
• BBWSD could nix Lincoln Road pipe work
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Birch Bay deputy takes leave of absence
• County council OKs horses on Birch Bay Drive
• City develops plans for I-5 southbound off-ramp
• City hosts dialogue on downtown development
• Fire districts will meet to discuss consolidation
• Bike To Work And School Day
• 13 Blaine, Birch Bay seats up for election
• Christensen Grove dedication
• Brent Brentnall retires after 10 years of service
• Plover ferry, APA museum open for season
• Pure, golden sweetness
• Water and sewer district to annex Loomis Trail development
• Grain on the horizon
• Auction to benefit Blaine high school grad
• Blaine gardeners market kicks off Saturday
• City bans New Year’s Eve fireworks
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• County executive Kremen will not seek re-election
• School board votes to increase athletic fees
• Lincoln Road construction starts May 31
• School board will vote on increasing athletics fees
• Border waits expected this week
• Bike To Work Day Friday, May 20
• CEV to host forum in Blaine
• Mature Living Special Section: Event discusses elder law issues
• Mature Living Special Section: Tips for traveling safe
• Birch Bay man, 74, lives life with a kick
• Matt French Exhibit
• 13th Annual International Sculpture Exhibit at Peace Arch State Park
• BBWSD nears agreement on Lincoln Road improvements
• Kremen in Birch Bay
• Meetings to explore city zoning, codes
• Fire district approves labor contract
• New pavilion planned at community center
• State parks to charge fees
• Fundraiser to help Blaine graduate
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Horses could be legal on Birch Bay Drive
• Elections filings due June 10
• Water and sewer district to discuss Lincoln Road, Loomis Trail annexation
• CEV to host business forum in Blaine
• The slow life
• City may lower impact fees for small business
• Supreme court rules in favor of fire district
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Plant sale to benefit local farm program
• Stormwater improvements slated for Birch Point
• Mature Living Special Section:Event offers information on Parkinson’s disease
• Mature Living Special Section:Kidneys perform less glamorous, yet vital role
• NWPRD seeks class instructors
• Tabletop Shoppe grand opening Friday, May 20
• Beaches closed to shellfish harvesting
• Blaine clean-up day May 21
• Girl scouts go to San Francisco
• Environmental groups discuss Cherry Point terminal impacts
• City reviews fireworks ordinance
• County to hold special meeting on Whatcom Medic One issue
• BREAKING NEWS: Blaine woman, 75, killed in I-5 crash
• Demolished border crossing building mistakenly listed on federal “for sale” list
• International designer hosts solo show at Loomis Hall
• BREAKING NEWS: Biotoxins close local beaches to shellfish harvesting
• A garden guru honors mother in the garden
• Eye in the sky
• BBWSD seeks contractor for Lincoln Road improvements
• WWU to host BALLE event
• Ferndale Expo Thursday, May 19
• Sunny skies and low tides
• Young At Heart in the spring
• New kids in town
• Mature Living Special Section: Workshop helps elderly age with dignity
• A rose by any name ...
• Open gym dates offer low-cost fun
• Marine Drive slated for improvements
• Yard of the Week contest begins
• Top 10 reasons to buy local this Mother’s Day
• Blaine bridge builder
• Semiahmoo had largest turnout for bond vote
• Groen found guilty in helicopter case
• Springfest showcases more than 25 local artists
• BBWARM to hold Charel Terrace stormwater improvements public hearing
• Semi accident spills watermelons off of I-5 near Grandview
• Three Blaine school board positions up for election
• Refinery to begin work on hydrogen plant
• NWFRS mulls consolidation
• Spring Gardening Special Section: Follow these laws for a beautiful, healthy garden
• Woman opens cat adoption center in Blaine
• School board OKs $1.6 million in budget changes
• Blaine schools received too much money, audit says
• Former Blaine teacher hosts book signing May 5
• Blaine man injured in I-5 collision
• Council to discuss road plan, fireworks
• Blaine retailers showed strong fourth quarter sales
• Fundraiser to help 6-year-old Blaine girl
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Blessing of the Fleet remembers those lost at sea
• DOT to install rumble strips on Grandview Road
• Volunteers needed for math contest
• Rummage sale this Saturday
• Springfest art event May 7-8
• Blaine school bond fails by less than 1 percent
• Blaine school district bond nears passage
• Trial begins in case of man accused of blinding two CBP pilots
• School board set to approve 'worst case' budget
• Blaine school board makes $1.7 million in changes to budget
• Blaine planning commission to discuss building code changes
• Birch Bay couple open Lincoln Green Garden Center
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Spring Gardening Special Section: Careful use of pesticides
• Spring Gardening Special Section: Earth Day, Arbor Day, great times to plant trees
• Spring Car Care Section: Automobile group offers Earth Day car care tips
• Spring Car Care Section: Tips for springing into car care
• Haute Trash designs celebrate Earth Day
• Almost full!
• Bunny love
• Bay Horizon gym opens Saturday
• ‘Ready Lane’ aims to expedite border travel
• County OKs funds for Birch Bay watershed study
• Primary school coffee talk Tuesday, April 26
• Blaine senior center seeks donations for rummage sale
• WWU talk focuses on sustainability and community
• Blaine superintendent discusses bond initiative
• Small Blaine company has big vision
• Cole on coal
• Boys & Girls Club hires new director
• Signs of spring
• Yorkston Oil helps raise $5,179
• Lincoln Road to close for improvements
• County council OKs drive-throughs in Birch Bay
• Oplinger to run for Ward 1 council seat
• Blaine artist's works on display in Bellingham
• Rain barrel workshop offered in May
• WWU to host spring career fair April 28
• Spring Car Care: Find a good auto tech before you need one
• Shore stewards offer free workshops
• Spring Car Care: Local mechanic is named national champion
• Alcoa to host electronics recycling event at its Ferndale plant
• Spring Car Care: Avoid costly car repairs with basic maintenance
• Eagle cams give birds’ eye view
• Gluten-free cracker business moves to Blaine
• Spring is perfect time to wrangle blackberry vines
• Recycle old car batteries this Earth day
• Birch Bay deputy discusses gang issues
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Spring Car Care: Under-inflated tires, speed, can reduce gas mileage
• Oplinger announces bid for Blaine City Council
• NOAA issues new rules to safeguard Puget Sound’s orcas
• Spring Gardening Special Section - Local garden guru tackles morning glory (bindweed)
• A cleaner ride
• Along for the ride
• Music and coffee
• Local man completes training
• County council discusses SSA project
• Homestead CEO faces fines for unregistered sales
• Jazz Project continues at Loomis Hall April 16
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Giving hearts
• Young At Heart: Blaine senior center ready for spring
• A happy ending
• Union members to rally Saturday at Peace Arch park
• Blaine Builder Award
• U.S. Border Patrol Report
• Adelstein announces bid for county auditor
• DOR warns against phone scam
• DVD explores shoreline living
• Charity in need of hygiene items
• County OK’s traffic light design work
• Despite cuts, Peace Arch park keeps blooming
• Jerry Gay speaks at Village Books
• Driver unhurt in I-5 semi truck rollover
• ‘Mom and pop’ businesses recognized this week
• Blaine man arrested in alleged burglary, arson
• An honored visit
• Port rejects marine proposals
• Guide highlights Whatcom County food, farms
• A walk on the beach
• Local woman to ‘tweet’ space shuttle launch
• County seeking bids for Lincoln Road
• Fire district threatens legal action to collect fees
• Plan would enhance Marine Park shoreline
• Wings Over Water festival, March 21, 2011
• Finding a low-VOC paint
• Fire damages Blaine sailboat
• North Whatcom considers consolidation
• Woman dies in Custer crash
• Blaine grads earn degrees
• Auditor retires after 24 years
• State to rebuild Blaine Road fish culvert
• School faculty, parents, discuss budget cuts
• Golay pleads not guilty to theft
• Super moon!
• Bay Horizon gymnasium nears completion
• WTA makes changes to Blaine route
• Border Patrol Report
• Business of the year
• NW Straits initiative would remove derelict pots
• Way to go!
• Volunteers needed for Birch Bay race
• School budget forum Tuesday
• Bite of Blaine samples local flavor
• Wings Over Water festival this weekend
• Catch of the day!
• Water district strengthens financial controls
• Canine chiropractor helps set dogs straight
• Start digging!
• Home Improvement Special Section: Local roofer says spring is time to plan for repairs
• Local residents speak out on SSA project
• Blaine youth wins geography bee
• For a late spring getaway, try Canada
• Ready, set...
• T.C. Trading buys Blaine buildings
• Linville to run for Bellingham mayor
• City sells 3-acre airport parcel for $750,000
• SSA agreement could bring 24 million tons of coal
• WoW to feature build-your-own birdhouse workshops
• Home Improvement Special Section: Local woman has unique style
• Young At Heart: Senior center welcomes spring
• Jerry Gay to speak in Bellingham March 18
• Renowned penguin expert to speak at WoW festival
• Program offers energy assistance
• Blaine Icelandic group to host film night
• Meeting discusses school bond issue
• Group to study border wait times
• Taking a walk...
• Blaine CORE offers classes
• Census: Birch Bay grows by 70 percent
• On the ball!
• Wings Over Water festival takes flight March 19
• NWFR firefighters promoted
• Port lowers moorage rates for fishing vessels
• Man runs naked through Custer
• Cherry Point Gateway Pacific Terminal Forum
• Birch Bay Marathon
• Home Improvement Section: Home and garden show features live improv, Ciscoe
• Home Improvement Section: As remodel season begins, start your checklist now
• The state of Blaine schools
• Walsh Marine takes over Westman Marine site
• District mulls tough choices
• Blaine grads make dean’s list
• Tabletop Gourmet Specialities to open new location
• Lost dog
• Mature Living Special Section: Small changes in diet have big impacts
• Senior center welcomes new cook
• Blaine girls win big!
• Bay Road culvert repairs would help salmon
• Helping hearts
• Nearly 200 attend Border Patrol town hall meeting
• Blaine film students win third in local contest
• Birch Bay water district treasurer arrested for misappropriation of funds
• Mature Living Special Section: Zumba classes: Fun exercise for all ages
• Blaine woman opens new store
• County to add stoplight to Birch Bay intersection
• CBP arrests armed Burnaby man in Blaine
• ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Close to 200 show up for border patrol meeting
• Curling center invites Americans to play
• Volunteers sought for Pizza and Pizzazz
• Chase ends with vehicle in ditch
• Resolution would back Cherry Point dock
• Bank forecloses on Horizon at Semiahmoo project
• ‘Border Songs’ author speaks in Blaine Tuesday
• Mature Living Special Section: Blaine man recounts a long life on the sea
• Needful Things features consignment goods
• A thank you...
• Mature Living Special Section: ‘Super Size Me’ chef to host Bellingham talk
• Group doubles salmon recovery efforts
• Bay Horizon Park gym nears completion
• Blaine choir students head to state
• Human rights film festival kicks off
• Blaine high school earns top marks
• Marathon runners take their mark in Birch Bay Sunday
• Mongolian hello
• Semiahmoo sale falls through, buyer misses deadline
• Border Patrol to host town hall meeting
• For ex-military member, life is now for the birds
• Mature Living Special Section: Senior center blossoms into February
• On a final note...
• Mature Living Special Section: Semiahmoo Ladies Club aims to serve community
• Church opens new coffee shop
• Volunteers sought for marathon
• Primary school hosts parent talk
• Annual backyard bird count Feb. 18 - 21
• Bird events retrace path of Border Songs author
• U.S., Canada, vow to work together
• Loomis Hall to host Mongolian New Year celebration
• Developer buys out 101-lot Birch Bay project
• School board makes $400,000 in cuts for 2011
• Camp Horizon to host free meditation workshop
• Library series to discuss border issues
• Blaine man advances in U.S. Navy
• Ski To Sea volunteers sought
• Mature Living Special Section: At 74, local woman is still blazing trails
• Rick Steves to speak about travels in Europe
• Port to host coffee with public series
• Big week ahead for Knowledge Bowl and Chess Club
• A job well done
• Gail Kruk joins Larson Gross
• Pruning: A mid-winter activity for fruit gardeners
• Crews to bolster Drayton Harbor
• Birds of a feather
• Keep up your resolutions
• Ayurvedic yoga DVD shot on location in Birch Bay
• Fundraiser to benefit autistic Birch Bay boy
• 2010 in review: Blaine Police Department
• 2010 in review: Pacific Arts Association
• 2010 in review: Whatcom County Council
• Aiming high!
• County frowns on drive-throughs in Birch Bay
• Hundreds of ‘mathletes’ to descend on Blaine
• Birch Bay resident sets sail to stop dolphin slaughter
• 2010 in review: North Whatcom Fire & Rescue
• 2010 in review: Blaine Chamber of Commerce
• 2010 in review: Birch Bay Water & Sewer District
• Diamond Yacht Sales in Blaine has new owner
• Blaine sailor to speak at Seattle Boat Show Jan. 21
• Man indicted for blinding CBP in underwear
• Local animal non-profit group seeks help
• The Markets wins award
• Assistant principal earns top honors
• Crab feed to benefit 6-year-old Blaine girl
• Police speak
• School district faces $400,000 in cuts
• Arts & Jazz fundraiser this Saturday
• City council backs rail service study 6-0
• Build A Heart workshop to benefit band's trip to Japan
• Energy program could help local residents save
• Beyond diets: Program helps people take shape for life
• Bicyclist with Blaine ties starts Tour d’Afrique
• 2010 In Review: City of Blaine & Public Works Department
• Health & Wellness: Metabolic syndrome test a gauge for health
• Long-time vet retires, hands over practice
• 2010 In Review: Blaine School District
• On the job...
• Spay Station in need of funding
• McAuley selected as board president
• 2010 In Review: Best of Blaine Police Reports
• Borderite stars join new teams
• Boys & Girls Club hosts tutoring
• Concert to benefit band to Japan
• DOT to take access rights from landowners
• Alan Black chosen to fill council vacancy
• I spy!
• Council OKs accessory dwelling units 6-0
• Local youth perform in Wizard of Oz
• Blaine grads aim to help Kenyan orphanage
• 2011 Annual Birch Bay Polar Bear Plunge
• Health & Wellness: Make your resolutions a must
• Young At Heart and kicking off 2011
• Afghanistan combat veteran home for the holidays
• Birds of winter
• Garbage rate increase sought in 2011
• Board rules county zoning changes invalid
• 2010: The Year in Review
• Match the Santa with the Business - Answer Key
• Thank you, Tim!
• School Board Budget Meeting Brief
• Brrrr... Time for the Polar Bear Swim
• The true history of the Westman Marine shipyard
• Be Prepared, Do A Good Deed, Recycle A Christmas Tree
• Briefs
• Some Birch Bay water rates go up, others go down
• Developer required to pay mitigation fees to fire district
• Semiahmoo Resort, Loomis golf course sold
• Richard Sturgill honored for service
• Young At Heart: Senior center wraps up for the season
• Mount Baker and Heron
• Loomis Hall Gallery holiday party
• Holiday dance aims to capture magic of season
• Birch Bay woman takes over Blue Horse Gallery
• Birch Bay Square faces uncertainty
• Council votes for Medic One change
• Santa’s helper?
• Port signs lease for ‘Fisherman’s village’ project
• Council sets hearing on accessory dwelling units
• Blaine ICE official under under investigation
• Angel Tree gives local children Christmas gifts
• Loomis Hall Holiday Party
• Blaine massage practice moves to Marine Drive
• Hotline offers answers for stormwater problems
• Habitat For Humanity to host home store grand opening
• Blaine Holiday Harbor Lights Festival
• Senior center to host all-you-can-eat spaghetti night
• Who’s that Santa?
• American Idol star to perform at Blaine PAC
• Buys beats Linville in final recount
• Historic Blaine business folds, cites clean-up costs
• County agrees to settlement with Trillium, city
• Whatcom County rezones 800 acres in Birch Bay
• Church celebrates 100th anniversary
• Birch Bay Ghost Marathon
• Blaine's Holiday Harbor Lights
• Annual Giving Tree program still in need of gifts
• December to feature concerts, dance and film
• A season for sharing...
• Wineries celebrate season with events
• Snowbird
• Viva Pharmaceuticals gears up for construction
• Man escapes abduction attempt near Birch Bay
• Center offers a winter wildnerness escape
• Public comment sought on Birch Bay rate hikes
• County homeless agency buys Ferndale home
• Whatcom County program pairs volunteers with lonely seniors
• School board sends bond intiative to ballot
• Ericksen selected as caucus whip
• Port approves $52 million budget
• Blaine students earn AP awards
• DUI patrols stepped up this month
• Legion hosts Thanskgiving dinner
• Cherry Point aquatic reserve management plan OK’d
• Check weather before heading out for the holiday
• Want to support your community? Shop locally this season
• Mt. Baker Ski Area opens for 2010-2011 winter season
• Blaine holiday harbor lights festival begins Dec. 3
• American Life in Poetry
• A cozy critter
• Blaine poised to receive state transportation funds
• Local raptor
• NOEL concert returns to Blaine
• Council rejects property tax, reduces sewer rate hike
• Birch Bay study calls for better connectivity
• Group urges protest of x-rays
• Giving Tree fundraiser this Saturday
• Volunteers sought for Thanksgiving
• Families in need should sign up now for turkeys
• Council seeks to fill vacancy left by Overstreet
• Local beaches closed to varnish clam harvest
• Golden Nut company survives roaster fire
• Mount Vernon company buys Blaine Insurance
• Schools honor Blaine, Birch Bay, Custer vets
• In flight!
• Recount likely for Linville-Buys race
• Council considers graduated sewer rate increases
• County unveils low-impact development plan
• Fire district to host budget hearing Nov. 18
• School board schedules two public hearings
• Book aims to help children avoid abduction
• Concert to benefit 4-year-old
• Flying high...
• Sculptures, lighthouse top BTAC budget list
• Blaine woman opens gourmet kitchen store
• Library to feature Icelandic documentary
• Veterans of foreign wars share stories with Blaine students
• A job well done
• Local organizations help veterans, military
• North Whatcom Fire & Rescue members help fix flagpole
• Mount Vernon man arrested for smuggling ecstasy
• Ribbon cutting ceremony celebrates the opening of Fourth and B streets
• NWFR to discuss 2011 budget
• Meeting to discuss Birch Bay watershed development plan
• A toast to the season!
• Birds of fall
• Celebrating three years in business
• Mr. Tooth Fairy
• Group to perform “The Pajama Game”
• Murray and Larsen keep seats
• Local author to host book signing
• Council divided over property tax increase
• Council to discuss property tax hike
• Republicans take control of U.S. House, 42nd district
• Young At Heart: Cold, windy days and warm hearts
• Birch Bay rezone to allow more homes
• NSEA schedules work party Nov. 20
• Chamber elects new directors
• Local angel group seeks entrepreneurs
• Thrift store has unique business model
• Coffee of the month
• Notes from the Blaine senior center
• Author of Ed Sullivan biography to speak in Blaine
• City OKs $43,000 for airport cul-de-sac
• Loomis Hall Gallery celebrates fall with art, concerts
• Border agent gets 2 years probation
• Free tax workshop offered for businesses
• Port of Bellingham unveils 2011 budget
• Octoberfest
• 2010 Election Results
• Blaine proposes $11 sewer rate hike in 2011
• North Cascades band to perform at PAC
• Former band student recalls Japan trip
• Amtrack ridership up in 2010
• Picture perfect
• At 85, local developer keeps on truckin’
• ‘Dead Prom Date’ party this Saturday
• Olympic curler pleads guilty to smuggling
• Ghouls and goblins make Halloween driving spooky
• WeSNIP event to raise cash for pets
• Meeting to discuss watershed issues
• Blaine man killed in single-car crash
• Birch Bay Water and Sewer wins award
• Art for the seasons
• Teen injured after falling out of car
• WeSNIP garage sale to benefit local pets
• Apply now for Angel Tree gift giving program
• Canadian border guard pleads guilty to assault
• Former Blaine student gets southern border experience
• Bird bath
• City unveils 2011 preliminary budget
• Woman arrested in Birch Bay shooting
• Blaine high school homecoming 2010
• Company offers $669,375 for segment of airport land
• Second Amtrack run extended
• Fire district could appeal Bell Road project
• A vision for the future
• Port hires new director
• Blaine is a drive-to, not drive-through city
• Get moving to prevent and treat arthritis
• Back pain can hurt weight loss goals and vice versa
• Snow far, so good
• Get your vehicle ready for the winter months
• 2010 Local Candidates Review
• Getting into the season
• Youth to collect food donations this Saturday
• Vendors sought for Christmas bazaar
• Icelandic geologist explains Eyjafjallajökull
• Harley Owners Group brings toys for local youth
• Economy spells uncertainty for Semiahmoo projects
• Open for fun
• Council appoints new commissioners
• District seeks voter support for local parks levy
• Sheriff’s deputies bag Birch Bay burglar
• Local artists featured in fair
• Local parks getting spruced up
• Election 2010: Washington State Initiatives
• Listen to the truth behind hearing loss myths
• Pool shark...
• Notes from Blaine senior center: Modern Poetry
• Birch Bay woman’s book focuses on finding balance
• Program to help small businesses with insurance
• Talk focuses on immigration issues
• Q&A forum to host state and local candidates
• Local wine makers concerned about I-1100
• Betty Liepart celebrated her 100th birthday this week
• Cheers for Volunteers!
• Life Line offers preventative screenings in Birch Bay
• Mt. Baker Kidney Center celebrates 30 years
• Blaine women open new massage therapy business
• City relaxes rules for septic systems
• Lincoln Road tops county road improvement plan
• Young at heart: Senior center relaxes into fall
• Green living expo Oct. 16
• Whatcom In Bloom
• Free class offers gardening tips
• The costs and benefits of solar power
• New Asian restaurant opens
• A thank you...
• Meeting to help Medicare-eligible
• Register now for scarecrow contest
• Home tour provides inside look at local remodels
• City earns clean audit for 2009
• Birch Bay Water & Sewer District makes funding list
• High school math: Area for improvement
• Deadline for annual scarecrow competition October 1
• Blaine soldier to be on 60 Minutes
• September is National Ovarian Cancer Awarness Month
• Going green doesn’t have to mean losing green
• Bellingham couple transforms old house into dream home
• Local nurse charged with assault
• Youth organization seeks mentors
• Clothing bank seeks winter coats
• Birch Bay man seeks help after fire destroys home
• Autumn moon
• WTA cuts Blaine service by one-third
• Canadian officer on trial for sexual assault
• Blaine man sentenced in baseball bat beating
• Birch Bay restaurant aims for high-quality comfort food
• 46-unit Tides At Birch Bay condominium project under construction
• Man dies at Blaine border crossing
• Play It Again event to benefit PAA
• County proposes new zoning changes
• Stafholt wins award
• September is ‘Eat Local Month.’
• In local color...
• Blaine man, 54, nailed with 3 DUIs in one night
• Seal shootings on rise around the bay
• 46-unit project in works for Birch Bay
• Group studies feasibility of Blaine train stop
• BTAC hears grant proposals for 2011 funding
• Home detoxification 101
• Blaine test scores a mixed bag
• Volunteer to help farmers, hungry
• B.C. man dies at Pacific Highway border crossing
• Koster to speak in Blaine Sept. 16
• Gourmet food shop to open in Loomis Hall
• Community bike ride this Saturday
• Birch Bay girl, 14, still missing
• Land trust preserves 41 acres of California Creek
• Birch Bay water useage lower than previous year
• Beautiful!
• Man robs Birch Bay garage sale
• Study finds Blaine, Birch Bay popular tourism sites
• Birch Bay man’s home destroyed by fire
• Washingtonians use less energy
• Take advantage of EnergyStar incentives
• Boys & Girls Club to offer tutoring
• Sage Butterfly to host yoga classes
• Members of the Latitude 49 RV resort in Birch Bay
• Sean Allen prepares to lead the Borderites
• American landscapes
• Trial set in Birch Bay beating case
• Local steakhouse chain sets eyes on Blaine
• Budget predicts gloomy forecast in 2011
• Salishan neighborhood picnic
• Loomis Art Gallery resident artist Lisa McShane’s “The Road West” will be on dis
• Blaine business to offer shuttle service
• Senior center to host free writing class
• Chamber to host free movie night
• Exhibit explores American landscape
• Senior center packed with September events
• Blaine couple reaches out to flood victims in Pakistan
• Birch Bay residents review tourism meeting results
• Birch Bay Chamber picnic
• Public hearing to discuss fire impact fees
• Family still seeks missing dog
• Growing fresh!
• City council approves sustainability ordinance 6-1
• Local food program seeks volunteers
• Art At The Winery
• Crews re-open I-5 at D Street
• Whatcom County farm tour taking reservations
• Lovely!
• Get out and play: Center offers fun in the wilderness
• Blaine school board passes $21.1 million budget
• Borderite Bus Schedule
• Blaine family loses everything in house fire
• Special Back to School Section
• Back to School Special Section, Calendar
• Back to School Special Section, Phone Directory
• Back to School Special Section
• Want delicious tomatoes? Grow your own
• A woman looks at a night-time view of White Rock, B.C., from the Marine Drive pier earlier this
• County council rescinds Birch Bay UGA revisions
• Bond would pay for high school improvements and more
• Arsenic & Old Lace
• High-speed I-5 chase ends at Peace Arch
• Blaine grad completes Air Force training
• Group seeks school supply donations
• Birch Bay blood drive Monday, Aug. 23
• Last year’s Art At The Winery event brought in several hundred visitors to Dakota Creek Wi
• Moon over ‘Moo
• Making a splash
• Republicans ahead in primary results
• Three youths arrested in Birch Bay beatings
• Two paws up!
• Over 40 artists to be featured at winery festival
• Sterling Dietz to host two ‘farewell shows’ before Mexico move
• Boat spills diesel fuel at Birch Bay Village marina
• High school band to host concerts at Marine Park
• Birch Bay man killed in single-car crash
• Bike ride to help with 3-year-old’s medical bills
• Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration
• Blaine Jazz Festival
• Irish Tenor Anthony Kearns
• Birch Bay Road Race

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