Violent crime, burglary up in 2008
BP to host open house Sept. 18
Get a library card, win an iPod Shuffle • Rummage sale to benefit senior center • Rural element meeting September 10 • Fall clean-up scheduled September 13 • Two committee meetings September 16 • Noted sitar master to perform in Blaine
Port approves of train depot project
Blaine man recalls decades spent under the sea
Every once in a while a book about the sea comes out that’s so captivating it almost smells like salt water. The Patrick O’Brian stories are like that and so is part-time Blaine resident Cal Smith’s “When Devil Fish Come Out to Play.” It’s a memoir of his years spent harvesting shellfish in the years when “skin diving” was in its infancy, and is so steeped in marine experience and opinion it ought to come with its own towel.
CBP testing high-speed interceptors
The bad guys on local waters already face a fleet of fast, technically sophisticated watercraft. A new addition to the Customs and Border Protection (CBP)’s marine division literally leaves them all behind.
Take advantage of wet fall weather
Autumn in the Pacific Northwest is a great time to get busy in the yard and the city of Blaine and Birch Bay Water and Sewer District are encouraging customers to take advantage of it.
Obama offers homeowners new green incentives
Since Obama took office, have any new incentives been put in place for homeowners looking to increase energy efficiency and reduce the overall environmental footprints of their homes?
Young At Heart: September activities at the Blaine senior and activity center
SLIDESHOW - Loomis Hall artist lofts and gallery opening night
Find out what's happening at the Blaine Senior Center
Blaine extends sewer to some outside city limits
Some property owners outside city limits but within the Blaine urban growth area (UGA) may be able to connect to the city’s sewer system, Blaine City Council decided last week.
Developers discuss their plans for downtown Blaine
Blaine City Council’s recent action excusing water and sewer hookup fees has given new life to a 58-room three story hotel project, according to developer Fred Pakzak. The $3.3 million project is planned for the corner of Fourth and D streets, and Pakzak said he hopes to have it open and working by the Olympics next February.
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