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Letters to the Editor -- March 01, 2007
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Wantto foster literacy? Spell “triskaidekaphobiacs”The Whatcom Literacy Council’s 11th annual TriviaBee for Literacy silent auction is...
Homeowneris up against wall in no man’s land
RetireesShirley and Herb Leu found out the hard way last monththat international law prohibits any kind of constructionwithin ten feet of the Canadian ...
Exploringthe moderate Blaine home
Wine-makingis a change of pace for Blaine couple
Productsfrom Ken and Jill Peck’s Dakota Creek Winery,the second winery to open in Blaine during the past year,will be available at a tasting scheduled...
Bandstudents recount trip to Japan
Much of the Blaine school board’sregular meeting Monday night was given over to a lengthyreport on the high school wind ensemble’s trip toJapan...
Businessgroup kicks off this Friday
LeTip, a groupdesigned to stimulate business activity through intense weeklynetworking breakfasts, will host a kick-off meeting for anew Blaine-Birch Bay...
Northwestparks board seeks inputNorthwest Park and Recreation District (NWPRD) has scheduledfour public meetings during March to gather public inputfor...
TheBorderite Report March 2007
Brought To You By The Blaine School DistrictShannon Breivik, EditorI would love to hear your comments or feedback. Send to: borderitenews@blainesd.org
DHSannounces passport flexibility
TheDepartment of Homeland Security (DHS) is proposing toloosen the passport requirements of the Western HemisphereTravel Initiative (WHTI) to exempt children...
Councilvotes 4-3 to close airport by Dec. 2008
Aftera final showdown between airport supporters and opponents,Blaine city council voted to close the Blaine municipalairport by the end of 2008.
Larsenoutlines priorities during Blaine visit
Makingcollege less expensive for students, more affordableprescription drugs, reducing foreign energy dependenceand aid to African countries were part ...
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Police Report -- March 01, 2007