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Seagrass
Cottage project put on hold
The Seagrass Cottage project, a 62-unit residential
condominium development to be built on Semiahmoo
spit by Trillium Corporation has been put on
hold.
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Upper
Skagit Tribe buys into resort
In early March, the Trillium Corporation, owners
of Semiahmoo Resort, announced it had entered
into a consulting agreement with the Upper Skagit
tribe to operate the internationally-known resort
on Semiahmoo spit. And now, two months later,
the tribe has bought into the resort. |
All
aboard: Plover season under way
The Plover ferry season officially started last
weekend, complete with new crew members, the presentation
of a handmade rug and a small rescue mission.
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| INSIDE |
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Season
re-caps Members of the high school
track team head to state, fast-pitch and baseball
teams finish up their seasons, and middle school
track teams finish first and second.
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Smuggler's
Inn
It’s comfortable and quiet, has a great view,
and touts some interesting smuggling stories.
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News
in brief:
• Habitat for Humanity home to be built
• BTAC to hold public meeting
• Students: Service needed for graduation
• Whatcom Red Cross gets national award
On
the Waterfront
Local fishing has come to a stop in most instances,
with a few draggers still fishing in Puget Sound waters.
Remembering
Trav Skallman
Trav Skallman started working for the city of Blaine
over 50 years ago.
Tom’s
Bamboo: Growing advice mixed with a wholesome story
As I enter the garden, down a winding path of coppery
mulch, masses of pale violas and budding rhododendrons
wind through the tall, whispery bamboo forest which
frames Tom Burton’s property.
Mother-son
team open Birch Bay office
Terry Lehman and Josh Lehman, a mother-son team, recently
opened the Muljat Group at the Bay real estate office
in Birch Bay.
SPORTS
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Baseball, fastpitch seasons come to a close
• Six head to state track meet
• Three tennis players head to state tournament
• Middle school track: Girls finish second to
Lynden, boys win conference meet
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