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No Covid-19 cases at Whatcom County jail

Whatcom County Jail personnel works to enforce sanitary and safety measures for inmates and staff as Covid-19 continues in the county.  As of June 9, neither inmates nor staff have been … more

Border closure extended

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the U.S./Canada border closure would be extended another 30 days until July 21. The previous closure agreement was set to expire on June … more

Letters to the Editor, June 18-24

The Editor and Chief Tanksley: It was painful to read of your experience of being Black in America; it must have been painful to write. Thank you for telling us your story. We needed to hear … more

Police Department Reports, June 6-11

June 6, 3:24 p.m.: A local Blaine resident called to report being a victim of online fraud. The woman had called an online number for Amazon and purchased $500 in gift cards. A report was pulled to … more

Kindergarten enrollment is low so far for Blaine Primary School

Kindergarten enrollment for Blaine Primary School rose after staying at a lower number than seen in previous years during phase 1 of the coronavirus.  School district superintendent … more

Whatcom Unified Command status report for June 10

According to the Whatcom County Health Department, there have been 420 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the county as of June 10 and 38 people have died. For a closer look at the figures, click here or … more

Grant will double the protected area at the mouth of California Creek

Whatcom Land Trust, in partnership with the Washington State Department of Ecology, received a $915,000 grant that will allow it to purchase 54.7 acres of coastal wetlands near the mouth of … more

Asian giant hornet found in Custer

The first Asian giant hornet discovered in the U.S. this year was found dead near Valley View Road in Custer on May 27, which testing later confirmed to be a mated queen on Tuesday, June … more

Immediate family members may be allowed into Canada under new exemption

The Canadian government announced June 8 that family members separated by the U.S./Canada border will be allowed to enter Canada under certain conditions. Speaking at his daily news conference, Prime … more

Local real estate on HGTV June 14

Peace Arch Real Estate, a Blaine-based real estate company, will be featured on an episode of HGTV’s “Beachfront Bargain Hunt” show that will air on Sunday, June 14 at 7:30 … more

Local chambers distributing free masks for businesses

Whatcom Unified Command (WUC), the multi-jurisdictional group that assembled to respond to Covid-19 in Whatcom County, is distributing more than 100,000 single-use facemasks to help businesses with … more

Letters to the Editor, June 11-18

The Editor: Blaine police chief Donnell Tanksley’s personal story, “It’s long past time the two Americas come together,” that he shared in the June 4 issue of The Northern … more

Blaine boat surveyor learned lifelong love for boats in Norway

Blaine resident Tom Johannessen’s interest in the maritime sector began while growing up in Norway. His first job was at a boat manufacturer in Hemnesberget, a Norwegian peninsula town with a … more

Hands Across the Border going virtual June 14

Since the U.S./Canada border is closed to all but essential travel, the annual Hands Across the Border Celebration is going online this year.   The event, which celebrates peaceful … more

Pre-recorded Blaine graduation ceremony to air Friday

Blaine High School seniors will graduate this year in a pre-recorded ceremony of students receiving their diploma on Friday, June 12 at 5 p.m. A socially distant recording of students walking … more

Therapy horses make a visit to Good Samaritan Society - Stafholt

Two horses from Bellingham nonprofit Animals as Natural Therapy came to Good Samaritan Society – Stafholt on June 4 to visit with residents through the nursing facility’s windows. The … more
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