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Week of August 23 - 29, 2001

Front Page Stories
Tucked away south of Blaine, Lister Bolt and Chain pumps out chain that anchors Coast Guard buoys nationwide.
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Photo by Meg Olson
Congressman tours local chain factory For a second time in a row, Lister Chain and Forge in Blaine has been awarded the contract to make the chain that anchors Coast Guard navigational buoys from coast to coast. .
Attacker wanted to break a spell with gasoline A Canadian man remains in custody after he attacked two people with gasoline in hopes of breaking a magic spell last week.
Council decision stirs up neighbors As tinkering continues with the city’s manufactured home rules, neighbors of a property singled out by city council as an exception to those rules want a level playing field or no ballgame.
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Local vision
Sharon Roy wants to add a voice for Blaine and Birch Bay to county council.

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Electric rates keep creeping up Blaine city manager Gary Tomsic said news of another power rate hike came as a surprise. “It appears there may be another rate increase we weren’t expecting...
Loe Honored Edith Loe, 84, was honored at Blaine Senior Center for her dedication to the communtiy.
Putting best selves forward Seeing kids smile so much it hurt, was the focus for teacher Barb Montfort at the award ceremony for the Best Self summer learning program Thursday at Blaine Elementary..
Tennis tourney measures skills The second annual High School Pre-Season Compass Draw Challenge will be held at Western Washington University September 1 and 2.
Roy focuses on planning, action The Blaine, Birch Bay area hasn’t had a local on county council since Tom Burton stepped off the dais over a decade ago. Sharon Roy thinks its time that changed.
Local woodturner spins art from hearts of trees Hidden in the woods south of Birch Bay Park sits a little woodshop where ordinary wood is turned into art.
Bring four-star dining home Ever thought of having a fancy dinner at home without having to lift a finger? Lewis Machado goes into the homes of his clients and gives them a night of cooking entertainment.
Federal bucks for broken homes USDA Rural Development (RD) has loan funds available for home repairs to remove health and safety problems for very low-income rural homeowners while grants are available for senior citizens (62 or older) that can’t repay a loan...
ON THE WATERFRONT The summer commercial Fraser River sockeye season has been and gone. So far there was one day of salmon fishing for the commercial fleet. The treaty Indians got...
VIEWPOINT ON September 18, 2001 Blaine voters will be asked to approve funds for the construction of a new station. The present station, located on H Street, has been declared seismically unfit for further use and has been vacated...

 

 


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