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Week
of January 17 - 23, 2002
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 Blaine
school superintendent Gordon Dolman and the Point Roberts
school bus dropped Congressman Rick Larsen off at the
peace Arch port of entry for a stint as an INS inspector
after a few hours as an elementary school student. Photo
by Louise Mugar |
| Larsen
taps into border realities When the first Point
Roberts students boarded the school bus before dawn
last Thursday, they found some seats already taken.
U.S. Representative Rick Larsen, accompanied by school
superintendent Gordan Dolman, were along for the ride. |
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Council starts new year with development
fee overhaul Blaine city council tackled a packed
agenda at their first meeting of 2002, starting with
a little musical chairs. |
| Birch
Bay boat launch hearing set The Birch Bay Steering
Committee, faced with losing the state park’s boat
launch over a shoreline development permit squabble
between Birch Bay State Park and the county, decided
to submit a letter to the hearing examiner in support
of the launch and its present location. |
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One
last look
Blaine residents had their last chance to comment
on truck route plans before the project moves
off the drawing board. |
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Fast and furious
Jessica Summers and the Lady B whirlwind swept
Mt. Baker out of the way and left fans beaming.
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Rasar
resigns Blaine head football coach Jim Rasar
has announced his intention to resign. His resignation
should be finalized January 28 at a school board meeting..
2001
In Review: Washington Legislature 2001- what a
year! As we come to the end of the first year of the
new millennium, it’s clear our state is at a
significant crossroads. At a time when our economy
is struggling and the state is facing a budget shortfall
of more than $1 billion, citizens are looking for
leaders to provide strong and focused guidance.
MUSIC
REVIEW: 50.40: Casual Viewin' USA
With the recent release of Casual Viewin’ U.S.A.,
54.40’s new label Nettwerk America is out to
accomplish what no other has been able to do for almost
two decades – and that is to break the Vancouver
based pop/rock band in the good old U.S. of A. once
and for all.
BAY
BUILDERS
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