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Week of October 4 - 10, 2001
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This year the Blaine cross-country meet moved to the Birch Bay Golf Club, offering challenging terrain and a view!
BP predicts power plant would cut emissions A recently completed study will point the way for BP to overcome hurdles to building a power plant at its Cherry Point site.
Local business leaders press Larsen for border relief “We have to achieve a new balance between economy and security,” said U.S. representative Rick Larsen, meeting with Point Roberts and Blaine business owners last Saturday at Blaine Harbor.
Pipeline bucks for sewer fix? Representative Doug Erickson and a group of his Republican peers in the state legislature toured the Birch Bay Water and Sewer District’s (BBWSD) recently expanded wastewater facility and Blaine’s aging one last week.
INSIDE STORIES
Tomsic turns down Walla Walla City manager Gary Tomsic was on the short list of candidates for the new city manager in Walla Walla, Washington. He didn’t get the job and, given the outcome of the recent election, he said he wouldn’t have taken it.
News bites... Blaine City Lights rate hike...This Saturday is last day to register for November General election...
Gardner draws big gun to Boblett This weekend Senator Georgia Gardner continued her campaign to get a stoplight at the intersection of Boblett Street and SR543 by bringing the state’s transportation chief to take a look at...
A city of helping hands Whether it is collecting money for the American Red Cross or handing out apple pie, Blaine community businesses and residents are doing their part to help the victims of the September 11 tragedy.
Geographics quits in Blaine One of Blaine’s biggest employers will be closing its doors in the spring, when Geographics Inc. shuts down its manufacturing division.
Pawn to King 4... Student chess players of all abilities are invited to get in on the action in the Northwest Washington Scholastic Chess kickoff tournament, a warmup for a packed tournament season.
A good cuddle is good to find... Cheryll Ryan’s annual teddy bear drive is expanding to bring comfort to victims of the recent terrorist attacks. Community members can purchase a bear for $16.99 to be donated to either the community cancer center in Bellingham...
Eyes on the border... Taking a trip across the border? Check out these sites before you go...
Gun owner rights and responsibilities There will be a free class on basic safety and legal aspects of carrying a concealed firearm Wednesday, October 17, 2001, at 7 p.m. at the Semiahmoo Fire Station...
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 Folding of Old Glory... I’ve known how the 21-gun salute was determined (adding the digits of 1776), but I just found out why the flag was folded 13 times when it is lowered and carefully folded and handed to the family at the burial of a veteran...
SPORTS Runner conquer golf course... Misdirection puts NV over Blaine...Other scores...


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