Thu, May 10, 2001
Teen center looking for your help
“The idea behind it is simply put: connect, mentor and serve,” said organizer Ken Martin of a new youth center opening in downtown Blaine. “...
God of boundless love, at the beginning of creation your Spirit hovered over the deep. You called forth every creature, and the seas teemed with life. ...
Fire left only the metal shell of a 6,000 square-foot barn in Custer Thursday, causing almost $250,000 in damage and rattling neighbors. “I got off...
To speed up an application to build a 750-megawatt power plant, BP Cherry Point refinery has teamed up with the state Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council...
Sewer deals leaves wiggle room
by Soren Velice
May 15: a day of reckoning for local schools
The moment of truth is fast approaching for the Blaine school bond issue; voters will decide the $20 million question on May 15.
City considers zoning porn out of downtown.
Blaine city council has given staff the green light to zone a ‘red-light district’ for the city, at least as far as blue-movie houses and short-time...
Thu, May 3, 2001
As you approach the simple wooden cottage outside Birch Bay, you can hear the melodic emanations from within, the birdlike sounds muffled by the rustic...
The weather’s getting warmer and boating season is just around the corner, so that must mean it’s time to renew your tabs.
Teen center looking for your help
“The idea behind it is simply put: connect, mentor and serve,” said organizer Ken Martin of a new youth center opening in downtown Blaine. “...
Thirty Blaine high school students are giving up their precious time to help out the elderly this weekend.
Art in the park is turning heads
Watch out for giant chickens, grumpy geese and massive tulips. Peace Arch State park is sprouting some strange summer residents.
Elementary school glue gets her due
Some say it’s the secretary, not the principal, who actually runs a school, and while self-effacing Blaine elementary school secretary Linda Thompson...
Planners want manufactured home limits
by Meg Olson
Regional sewer estimated to cost $32 million
Since the summer of 1999, sewage treatment in Blaine has been up a creek without the proverbial paddle. The city may have found an oar, however, in the...
Video tells of tall ships and fish factories.
The salmon rush that began in the nineteenth century along with the timber industry, sustained the growth of many communities along the coast. Waters rich...
Thu, Apr 26, 2001
As you approach the simple wooden cottage outside Birch Bay, you can hear the melodic emanations from within, the birdlike sounds muffled by the rustic...
The weather’s getting warmer and boating season is just around the corner, so that must mean it’s time to renew your tabs.
Teen center looking for your help
“The idea behind it is simply put: connect, mentor and serve,” said organizer Ken Martin of a new youth center opening in downtown Blaine. “...
Blaine students repeat first place finish at state math contest
For the third year in a row, Blaine high school mathletes have taken first place in one of the state competition’s categories.
Support sought to avert Intalco smelter closure
People from all over Whatcom County packed the Mount Baker Theatre in Bellingham last week to hear about the Intalco smelter’s future in the face ...
Car crash revives road concerns
A Blaine high school student was probably saved by his seatbelt, according to the officer who responded to an accident on the truck route. The teen’...
Council unclear on Amtrak stance
Mist continues to swirl around the city’s role and city council’s position on a proposed Amtrak train stop in White Rock, and council members...
District officals make case for school bond approval
On May 15, citizens of Blaine will be asked whether or not the school district should get $19.7 million to build classrooms and add safety features.
Vancouver musician Wikham Porteous wrote a new song for the rally at the Peace Arch last weekend. “The shoes that you’re wearing are made of ...
Thu, Apr 19, 2001
Local students top honors lists
Blaine students Al Rizwan Ali, Tasha Michele Kiemel and Guy Kristjan Smith have been named to the Dean’s List at the University of Washington for ...
Once again, music is in the air at Resort Semiahmoo.
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