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March 9 - 15, 2006


Blaine school district students took home 10 awards in the Whatcom County Math Championship last Saturday. Click here for story. Photo by Tara Nelson
FRONT PAGE
Wings Over Water bird festival flying back
For Maynard Axelson, the Wings Over Water birding festival is about more than just watching birds.
City planners take another look at Seagrass project
The Blaine planning commission has begun to chew over a new application for the Seagrass development on Semiahmoo Spit, and is choking on the same bone that led to the denial of the first Seagrass application: Does it match the projections approved by the city in the 1985 Semiahmoo Master Development Plan, and does it need to?
Good show from math whizzes
More than 350 students in fourth to eighth grades competed on 101 teams from schools across Whatcom County in the 24th Annual Whatcom County Math Championship.
INSIDE

Memorial celebrates girls’ lives...

More than 1,000 people attended a memorial for Brittney Armstrong and Kailey Walter, two Blaine teens who died last week in a car accident.
Coming home
The boys basketball team gave it their all but still lost to Nooksack dashing their hopes for district. Photo by Tara Nelson

Are you green?
This week’s home improvement section reports on a builder who specializes in green techniques.

Comp plan coming
City planners are busy working on new zoning and comprehensive plan updates.

Council okays airport landfill site
Blaine city council gave the airport commission the nod to go ahead with contract negotiations that would put a landfill just south of the existing runway.

Work continues while fundraising heats up for Vigil sculpture

Terrell Creek Landing breaks ground
Gina and Marc Weigum have recently broken ground on their 26,700 square foot retail and residential project called Terrell Creek Landing. It’s being built just east of the C Shop on Alderson Road.

Trillium charges dismissed
United States District Court Judge John Coughenour has dismissed fraud charges against Trillium Corporation and president David Syre on the grounds that knowing something is unusual is not the same as knowing it’s wrong.

Truffles now open for lunch
The upscale restaurant run by chef Marienes Johnson will be offering a new Texas-style barbeque lunch menu featuring pulled pork sandwiches, beef brisket, bratwurst sausages, barbequed chicken and a range of side dishes including chef Johnson’s version of baked beans and creamed corn.

Attention: Future kindergarteners!
The Blaine primary school’s kindergarten registration will be held on Thursday, March 30 in the Blaine primary school multi-purpose room from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Can you help?
Blaine high school is looking for volunteers to help students write essays for college and scholarship applications.

Got damage?
The Whatcom County Sheriff’s office division of emergency management is seeking information from individuals who received damage to their primary residence during the storm on Saturday, February 4.

Moving on up...
Banner Bank has announced the promotion of Anne Graves to retail branch manager in Blaine.

Congratulations!
Local residents make dean's list.

Opinion - by Jerry Gay

 

 


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