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Take an art or craft class – it’s for your health

Working with your hands, through arts and crafts, helps improve fine motor skills and muscle coordination, allows you to express yourself when communication is difficult, and gives you a sense of … more

Road Rules: Front license plates

Question: I’ve noticed that very few Teslas display front license plates. And on further review, I’ve noticed other brands and types of passenger cars, mostly compacts, don’t … more

Town hall on single-payer healthcare system to be held in Bellingham

The League of Women Voters Bellingham-Whatcom County and Whole Washington will host a town hall on a single-payer healthcare system at the Bellingham Public Library central branch on Saturday, July … more

Letters to The Editor: July 11-17, 2024

The Editor: Oh, say, did you hear all the bombs bursting near? If you live in the city of Blaine, you heard them, beginning on July 3 and extending through July 5.Blaine puts on the best … more

Blaine Police Department Reports: July 11-17, 2024

June 29, 4:41 p.m.: Shots on North Harvey Road. June 29, 9:00 p.m.: Fraud on E Street. June 30, 2:24 a.m.: Burglary on Shore Pine Lane. July 1, 5:13 a.m.: Assault – simple on F … more

Sheriff's Reports, July 11-17, 2024

June 29, 10:07 a.m.: Runaway on Treevue Road. June 29, 10:26 a.m.: Burglary cold call on Harborview Road. June 29, 2:33 p.m.: Death investigation on Loomis Trail Road. June 30, 2:29 … more

Over 10,600 pounds of Fourth of July trash cleaned up in Birch Bay

Volunteers picked up 10,640 pounds of trash along the Birch Bay shoreline during the annual July 5 cleanup. The Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce hosted the cleanup, while Whatcom Conservation … more

Birch Bay author and retired detective to present his father’s likely role in the infamous Black Dahlia murder

Birch Bay resident Steve Hodel, 82, was a former homicide detective at the Los Angeles Police Department with more than 300 murder cases under his belt when he got the first clue that his father, Dr. … more

Blaine Harbor Music Festival to return July 7-13

Blaine Harbor Music Festival is back for its annual week of bringing music to the Blaine community, both through instructing the youth and daily performances. The festival will run Sunday, July … more

Citizen scientist monitoring for northern giant hornets starts in July

If no northern giant hornets, better known by their buzzy alias, “murder hornets,” are found by the end of this year, they will be declared eradicated from east Blaine, and effectively, … more

Namaste brings authentic Indian cuisine to Blaine

Namaste The Royal Taste of India has been open for business since just December 2023, but it has already established itself as a go-to destination for flavors this side of the border. Owner … more

Firework safety from the Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office

Many families look forward to celebrating the Fourth of July. Due to the dangers of fireworks, we urge you to celebrate safely this holiday. In 2023, fire incidents from fireworks resulted in … more

Road Rules: Right-of-way on one-lane roads

Question: There’s a short stretch of road I travel frequently, Drayton Harbor Road, that is reduced to one lane because part of the road fell into the ocean during a storm. There are stop signs … more

Blaine book club review: “Under the Whispering Door” by T.J. Klune

Reading “Under the Whispering Door” by T.J. Klune is, as the name suggests, like curling up in a cozy chair with a hot cup of tea. Some books inform the reader with new knowledge, but … more

The power of independent choices as you age

As we roll into another Fourth of July, let’s remember the true meaning of Independence Day. On July 4, 1776, the country’s leaders signed the Declaration of Independence, with the … more

Blaine Police Department Reports: July 4-10, 2024

June 22, 9:44 p.m.: Trespass on Boblett Street. June 23, 4:42 p.m.: Security check on 10th Street. June 24, 10:22 a.m.: Theft on D Street. June 23, 1:39 p.m.: Trespass on D Street. … more
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