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Week
of April 5 - 11, 2001
| Front
Page Stories |
| ‘Mathletes’
from all over hit town More
than 1,600 students from 175 schools around the state
swarmed the school campus to add it all up at Blaine’s
17th annual Washington State Math Championship Saturday,
March 31. |
| Council
vacancy sparks interest of five Five
people want to fill the shoes of departing mayor John
Hobberlin, and city council was more than willing to
give them the third degree. |
| Here
come the Wobblies... As
many as 5,000 people from labor unions in Washington
and B.C. may show up on Blaine’s doorstep April
21, and Blaine police want to be ready. |
| Inside
Stories |
| Amtrak
to stop in White Rock Stop
that train! State senator Georgia Gardner, D-Blaine,
wants Amtrak and the city of Blaine to reconsider the
city’s support of Amtrak’s decision to have
a stop at White Rock instead of Blaine. |
| Fifty
years of service honored Now
approaching his 56th year of membership, Wilbur Clausen,
now 89, finally received recognition for his first 50
years of service to the post during an informal ceremony
at his Boblett Street home. |
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