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Local groups providing meals to children in need

Before the pandemic, families could rely on schools to feed their children at least two meals a day, a tremendous help to those facing food insecurity. But when the Blaine school district closed all … more

Virtual sand sculpture contest underway

After more than 30 years, the annual Birch Bay Sand Sculpture Competition will be held virtually in 2020 to comply with social distancing strategies set to prevent the spread of Covid-19. The … more

The Importance of Masks: Small actions with big results

Did you know that a family of mice can multiply to over 100,000 mice in a single year? Now: Imagine if the first two mice never met. That’s a difference of 99,998 mice. Covid-19 can work … more

City of Blaine puts vacant downtown land on the market

The city of Blaine is ready to put a vacant downtown property at 665 Peace Portal Drive on the market. At its June 22 meeting, Blaine City Council voted to enter into a contract with local real … more

Obituary: Bill Thompson

Bill Thompson, age 91 of Birch Bay, WA, passed away suddenly and peacefully March 12, 2020 of Stage 4 Esophageal Cancer. He is missed by family and friends for his ever-smiling face and sincere … more

Obituary: Mark David Adams

March 21, 1963 - June 3, 2020 Mark David Adams, an Alaskan fisherman and devoted family man died peacefully on June 3, 2020 in Cordova, AK, at home. He was born in Spokane, WA, to Bonnie and Gene … more

Police Department Reports, July 2-8

June 20, 10:38 p.m.: A business reported a person came in and requested a ride to a local mission. A police officer arrived and provided the person a courtesy ride to the closest mission. The police … more

Letters to the Editor: July 2-8, 2020

The Editor: For the past 20 years or more, I have been shocked over and over again and upset that police were shooting unarmed young Black people in the back and killing them – and getting … more

Virus cases increasing locally

The number of new confirmed cases of Covid-19 is increasing in Whatcom County and health officials have investigated 20 outbreaks since the beginning of June, health department director Erika … more

Letters to the Editor, June 25 - July 1, 2020

The Editor: I am a common resident of Blaine. My 82nd birthday was on Sunday, so I have lived in several states and seen lots of emergencies. As a child, my sister married a guy who wanted to be a … more

Monthly flea market starts this Saturday

This year, the Blaine Farmers Market is adding a flea market on the last Saturday of every month, in addition to the regular farmers market. The Blaine Farmers Market opened for the season on … more

Loved ones separated by B.C.’s Peace Arch Park closure

As the sun began to set at Peace Arch Park on June 18, dozens of American residents gathered with their Canadian friends and families to eat, play games or just chat. It was a somber yet heartfelt … more

Bellingham Whatcom County Tourism seeks to educate visitors during re-opening

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on local jobs. Small businesses, restaurants and lodging have been hit disproportionately hard. On May 26, the Bellingham Herald reported: … more

Volunteers needed for Birch Bay beach cleanup July 5 & 6

The Birch Bay community is looking for help with its annual post-Fourth of July beach cleanup. This year, volunteers plan to pick up firework debris and other trash from the beach on Sunday, July 5. … more

Small local farms grow delivery business during stay-at-home order

Jonny Lane is the co-owner of Dandelion Organic Delivery, a Bellingham-based business that delivers weekly boxes of farm fresh food to homes in western Whatcom County. Lane said he’s seen … more

Farmers Equipment Co. donates forklift to Wildbird Charity to aid meal program

    Correction: A previous version of this article used the wrong name for the company that donated the forklift. We regret the error.  more

Two seasonal halibut recipes from Semiahmoo Resort’s executive chef

Devin Kellogg has been working at Semiahmoo Resort since April 2017. He is a Washington native with over 20 years of professional culinary experience. Kellogg looks to incorporate his experiences … more
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