| Pamphlet
helps age gracefully The Washington Association
of Housing and Service for the Aging (WAHSA) has produced
a new resource to help older adults find a retirement
community... |
| Motivating
with oysters Drayton
Harbor is poised to be the only body of water in the
state’s history where oysters are planted in a
prohibited area as an incentive to clean the water up.
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| Covering
all the sewer bases To seek federal funding for
a solution to Blaine’s wastewater treatment problems,
city manager Gary Tomsic met with Washington’s
congressional delegation including senators Patty Murray
and Maria Cantwell and representative Rick Larson... |
| Council
hopefuls line up So far five local residents have
applied to fill John Hobberlin’s spot on city council
when he steps down at the end of March. |
| Blaine’s
own jazz giants The sound of jazz rang through the
University of Idaho’s campus last weekend as 300
bands from across the US and Canada played at the Lionel
Hampton Jazz festival. |
| License
office moving The Bellingham Driver Licensing office
is moving to a new location. |
| Bring
on the brass Some of the best of Canada’s regimental
brass will march into the Performing Arts Center this
weekend in support of the Peace Arch Park international
sculpture exhibition. |
| Blaine
treasures at home show Imagine standing in front
of a beach, with sandy cliffs in the distance and a
weather beaten fence off to the side; birds flit about
in the cloudy sky and just the sight of the water reminds
you of the ocean air’s salty bite... |
| The
season for scrubbing Spring is in the air. Grass
is greener, birds are singing, and it’s time for
spring cleaning. |
| HOME
IMPROVEMENT SECTION Who said you have to suffer
to live beautifully?... |
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SPORTS
Defense
earns Chimacum win... Lady B's top T's in bi-district...and
more!
VIEWPOINT
Commercial fishing is a rather chancy business as
perhaps many of you know, making it alluring to those
independent spirits who make a living this way.
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