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Week
of May 3 - 10, 2001
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Dozens
of racers and cruisers hit local waters last weekend
for the Semiahmoo Bay International Regatta.
Photo by James Lane |
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| Video
tells of tall ships The salmon rush that began in
the nineteenth century along with the timber industry,
sustained the growth of many communities along the coast.
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| Regional
sewer estimated to cost $32 million Since the summer
of 1999, sewage treatment in Blaine has been up a creek
without the proverbial paddle. The city may have found
an oar, however, in the form of a draft feasibility
study of a joint treatment program with the city and
Birch Bay Water and Sewer District (BBWSD). |
| Planners
want manufactured home limits Blaine’s planning
commission is recommending to city council a pared-down
ordinance prohibiting manufactured homes as residential
infill but allowing them in special subdivisions and
parks. |
| Elementary
school glue gets her due Some say it’s the
secretary, not the principal, who actually runs a school,
and while self-effacing Blaine elementary school secretary
Linda Thompson might not fully agree, principal Deb
Cummings does. |
| Art
in the park is turning heads Watch out for giant
chickens, grumpy geese and massive tulips. Peace Arch
State park is sprouting some strange summer residents.. |
| Sophomores
helping seniors Thirty Blaine high school students
are giving up their precious time to help out the elderly
this weekend. |
| SPORTS
Lady B’s will face NCC’s best...Borderites
move to bi-district...and more. |
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