Blaine City Council members have expressed their support for a proposal to build a new community center, new library and a new hotel in downtown Blaine.

A local developer has bought an uncompleted housing development just south of Drayton Harbor and plans to begin home construction within six weeks.

Birch Bay Water and Sewer District (BBWSD) officials plan to clarify a policy that, as it stands, could complicate future home construction in the Harbor Shores development just south of Dakota Creek.

Dozens of Birch Bay residents and other volunteers turned out on July 5 to clean up piles of fireworks debris left over from the Fourth of July celebration.

Summer learning camps that link education with practical life experiences will be available this summer through Northwest Park & Recreation District 2 (NWPRD2).

The Ace Hardware store in the Blaine International Shopping Center will reopen early next week under new ownership.

Bruce and Sandy Wolf’s home, perched on the hillside of the southwestern shore of Drayton Harbor, sits directly above the location of what was a branch of the Alaska Packers Association, one of the world’s largest salmon canneries in 1908.

Ivy F. Calhoon, age 93 of Blaine, passed away June 30, 2012.

Police reports from the Blaine Police Department for June 26 through July 2, 2012

Thousands of people turned out Blaine’s Old Fashioned Fourth of July festivities on Wednesday, July 4.

The July sun glinted off acres of chrome and metal shined to a mirror finish during Blaine’s Show-n-Shine Car Show on July 4.

Dozens have turned out for the free jazz concerts at the G Street plaza in Blaine this week