Thu, Apr 15, 2010
Photos from this week's issue - April 15 - 21, 2010
Wed, Apr 14, 2010
Environmental author to speak in Bellingham
Author David Boyd will share advice on avoiding environmental toxins in everyday products and living a longer, healthier life on April 22 in Bellingham at a live recording of The Chuckanut Radio Hour.
Even during tough economic times, individuals can flourish with the aid of library materials.
Council to discuss lifting Birch Bay horse ban
Birch Bay may resound with the clip-clop of horse hooves this summer if the Whatcom County Council passes a newly proposed amendment to a ban on horse traffic on Birch Bay Drive.
Wings Over Water festival takes flight Saturday
Bird lovers will want to grab their viewing scopes and head down to the Blaine waterfront for the 8th annual Wings Over Water Northwest Birding Festival (WOW) this weekend.
State approves education budget cuts
Blaine school district appears to have dodged at least a few bullets as it wends its way through the budget setting process for the 2010/2011 school year.
Program matches volunteers with lonely seniors
The Whatcom County Interfaith Coalition’s Friendly Visitors program will offer a training session during April and May for individuals who wish to make a difference in the lives of isolated older adults.
14 men arrested cockfighting bust
Authorities continue to pursue evidence regarding an illegal cockfight on West Laurel Road that was raided on Saturday, April 3.
Overstreet announces bid for 42nd legislative district
Blaine City Council member Jason Overstreet, a Republican, has announced his bid for the 42nd Legislative District House of Representatives seat being vacated by Representative Doug Ericksen (R-Ferndale).
Mint family has many varieties for the garden
The mint family offers a mouthwatering array of different types, such as pineapple mint, chocolate mint, apple mint, orange mint, not to mention spearmint and peppermint.
Take the survey on watershed-friendly gardening classes
The Birch Bay Watershed and Aquatic Resource Management District (BBWARM) is considering offering free workshop series on watershed-friendly gardening and Low Impact Development (LID) practices for homeowners in the Birch Bay watershed as part of their stormwater education program.
Maintaining present vehicle may make financial sense
Although you may want to get rid of your present vehicle in favor of a new car, taking better care of your current set of wheels may make much more sense in the long run, helping you achieve a goal of financial freedom.
Avoid vehicle problems by watching for signs
When it comes to your car’s safety, brakes top the list of systems that need monitoring. However, many people are unaware of the signs that indicate a car’s brakes may need maintenance or repair.
WWU spring career fair scheduled April 22
Job seekers looking for ways to connect directly with employers are invited to attend Western Washington University’s Spring Career Fair from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, April 22 in the Mac Gym of the Wade King Student Recreation Center.
Local artists sought for NSEA art show
The Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA) invites local artists of any medium to participate in 8th Annual Salmon at the Bay Art Show
Bay Cafe to host annual clothing swap
Those with a closet full of clothes will want to attend the 2nd annual clothing swap at Bay Cafe in Birch Bay next week.
Gardener’s Market opens May 22
Blaine residents are just a month away from being able to purchase fresh, locally-grown fruits and vegetables as well as hand-made crafts and art as part of the annual Blaine Gardener’s Market located at the H Street Plaza in downtown Blaine.
Wed, Apr 7, 2010
Three injured in Bay Road crash
NSEA schedules spring work parties at Terrell Creek
The Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA) has scheduled two spring Saturday work parties from 9 a.m. to noon at Terrell Creek beginning Saturday, April 10. A second work party is scheduled for Earth Day, Saturday, April 24.
New funding to improve border crossing information
More border cameras and electronic freeway signs planned between Blaine and Bellingham could help motorists make better-informed decisions on when and where to cross the border, Washington state Department of Transportation (DOT) officials announced last week.
Gardener’s market to open with slug race
Situated just a stone’s throw from the B.C. border, thousands passed through Blaine on their way to 2010 Vancouver Olympics a few short months ago. But on May 22, Blaine will be the epicenter of an international celebration of athleticism and camaraderie.
Find out what is happening at the Blaine Senior Center
Meeting to plan food bank fundraiser
Organizers of a fundraiser for local food and clothing banks are hosting a planning meeting from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 15 at the Pizza Factory in Blaine.
Wings Over Water event to feature bird expert
For Maynard Axelson, the Wings Over Water birding festival is about more than just watching birds.
WWU students offer free counseling
Graduate students in Western Washington University’s psychology department will provide free group counseling, under faculty supervision, beginning April 26.
Local Christian author hosts signing
A local Christian author who recently completed a children’s book has scheduled a reading and signing for 1 p.m. Saturday, April 10 at the Blaine public library.
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