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Week
of April 12 - 19, 2001
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Stories |
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New face on dias Richard Myers was chosen out
of five candidates for the city council seat left vacant
by a Florida-bound John Hobberlin. |
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Fragile
memories
In honor of the holiday, the Blaine Library is featuring
Cheryll Hull’s Easter Egg Collection this month.
Hull, pictured in the background with brother and bunny,
received a silver dollar and a special egg each Easter
as a child.. |
| VIEWPOINT
By senator Georgia Gardner The Blaine train -
the train stop that puts Blaine on the map and provides
a huge economic boost to Blaine ... will go to White
Rock?! That’s the message I received March 30 from
Blaine acting mayor Dieter Schugt and Blaine city manager
Gary Tomsic. They intend to support an agreement signed
April 4 to give our Amtrak stop to White Rock... |
| ON
THE WATERFRONT
It’s pretty quiet here at Blaine Harbor these days.
Crab fishing ended last week, as crab tested too soft
for fishing in local waters... |
| Schugt
chosen new Blaine mayor To fill part of the hole
left by Florida-bound John Hobberlin, Blaine’s
City Council appointed Richard “Mike” Myers
to the vacant seat... |
| Ambulances
keep rolling with new deal After six months of uncertainty
about Medic One ambulance service in Whatcom County,
county council has unanimously voted for a new plan
to keep emergency existing medical service alive. . |
| Chamber
struggles with fireworks funding The Blaine Chamber
of Commerce is looking for help to pay for its Fourth
of July fireworks display. . |
| Olde
English Faire may wait a year Although Peace Arch
Kiwanis will probably delay its Olde Englishe market
until next summer, Kiwanis vice president Ruth Green
said efforts to muster support are still ongoing. |
Special
Section
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Home care is a family affair...Painting tips from the
pros...Easy steps for a bright new look... |
| SPORTS
Blaine edged in wild game...Boys grab easy win at home... |
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