Wed, May 5, 2010
Blaine's lively arts community featured in local television broadcast
KVOS host Deb Slater explores Blaine's unique economy.
Thu, Apr 29, 2010
County approves horse traffic on Birch Bay Drive
The Whatcom County Council lifted the ban on horses along Birch Bay Drive by a unanimous vote Tuesday, paying the way for local resident Roger Edmonds to start a business giving tours of Birch Bay from his horse-drawn surrey.
Port to fund Birch Bay tourism study
The Port of Bellingham announced last week it will be accepting bids from consulting firms to conduct a study of tourism in Birch Bay.
Judge denies request for roundabout injunction
The Washington state Department of Transportation will be able to continue with the construction of two planned roundabouts at Peace Portal Drive and D Street despite allegations of the projectâs possible environmental impacts, a judge ruled Friday, April 23.
Project Education Inc: How local enthusiasm and determination is changing the lives of Kenyan students
When Birch Bay resident Jeana King told her friend Debra Akre about a possible job for her, little did she know that a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single sentence, to paraphrase Lao-tzu. Nor did she know that she would also end up on the journey.
Photos in this week's issue April 29 - May 5, 2010
Peace Portal Subway closes during road work
Citing a significant drop in sales and lack of customer parking, Blaine Subway owner Dale Schrader said Wednesday he would be closing his store at 429 Peace Portal Drive until work crews complete construction of two roundabouts.
Got a tough job? Hire a football player
Volunteers needed to plant oyster seeds Saturday
Kids safety fair aims to prevent accidental deaths
Whatcom County will host a Safe Kids Safety Fair from noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday May 1 at the Bellis Fair Mall in the Sears parking lot.
PAA to host Whatcom Symphony Orchestra
Steelquist named teacher of the year
Blaine primary school kindergarten teacher Sue Steelquist was named 2010 teacher of the year by the Blaine school district at the school board meeting on April 26.
Rummage sale to help senior center
The Blaine Senior center is sponsoring their “Giant Rummage Sale” on Saturday, May 1 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Blaine grads earn honors at UW
Four Blaine high school graduates have earned honors from the University of Washington for the winter quarter, 2010.
Blaine student wins in Special Olympics
Katie Barthlow has been participating in North Whatcom Special Olympics since her 8th grade year; she is currently a senior.
Freeman remembered as “cornerstone” of Blaine business
For many who live in Blaine, there is a good chance their home or property was, at one time, sold by Doug Freeman.
City launches fourth annual Yard of the Week awards
As Blaine gardens become abundant with spring blossoms, the Blaine is Beautiful Committee is on the lookout for outstanding yards and gardens to recognize with a Yard of the Week Award.
Farmers market seeks vendors
Curler arrested in Blaine for smuggling fake Viagra
A Canadian Paralympic athlete was arrested in Blaine last week after allegedly trying to smuggle thousands of fake Viagra pills into Canada.
On the Waterfront
It’s quiet down at the harbor now, the fishers are getting ready for their next season, which should be salmon in Southeast Alaska sometime in May.
Bay Builders - Great kids doing great thing!
Thu, Apr 22, 2010
Birch Bay gearing up for gardener's market
Those wanting to sell arts, crafts or locally-grown produce should sign up now.
Earth Day briefs
Donate junk cars, get cash for appliances, turn trash into fashion.
Wed, Apr 21, 2010
Community garden plots available
Those who love gardening but do not have the space will want to check out Blaine's Community garden on G Street.
Wrestler Gene Kiniski dies in Blaine
Gene Kiniski is as big in death as he was in life.
Photos in this week's issue - April 22 - 28, 2010
Blaine’s Douglas Freeman, 81, dies
Lifelong Blaine resident and owner and founder of Doug Freeman Real Estate, passed away April 20.
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