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City council approves traffic impact fee exemption for early learning centers

Lil’ Sprouts and other early learning centers looking to expand or become established in Blaine will now pay fewer development fees to the city because of a state law encouraging support of … more

Restorative and transformative justice in the works for domestic, sexual violence survivors

The Bellingham-Whatcom County Commission on Sexual and Domestic Violence is prioritizing a restorative and transformative justice project to help survivors who are looking to heal outside of the … more

Sports roundup: Blaine boys soccer season ends, girls golf win district title

Boys soccer Blaine boys soccer lost 6-0 to the Overlake Owls in the 1A district 1/2 crossover at Sammamish High School in Bellevue May 13, ending its season just short of a state berth.  … more

Beach Cat Prints opens shop

Beach Cat Prints is offering custom merchandise design and prints out of its new Birch Bay storefront, which celebrated its grand opening on May 12. Beach Cat Prints employee Eliza McElroy was … more

Race gears up for Whatcom County Executive

State representative Alicia Rule (D-Blaine) has thrown her hat in the ring for Whatcom County Executive, challenging incumbent Satpal Sidhu and Whatcom County Council chair Barry Buchanan for the … more

Citizen science program to survey European green crabs

A new citizen science program will allow the public to report European green crabs found in Drayton Harbor and other Washington waters.  Washington Sea Grant (WSG) and Washington State … more

National Safe Boating Week highlights safe practices

With warmer temperatures being felt around Whatcom County and more sunny days ahead, there’s no better time to refresh on boating safety before going out on the water. National Safe … more

International travelers no longer need vaccine proof

International travelers who aren’t vaccinated against Covid-19 may travel freely into the U.S. now that the Biden administration has ended the coronavirus public health emergency. The … more

Blaine’s Market by the Sea starts season

Blaine’s Market by the Sea returned for the 2023 season on May 6. The market runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Saturday until mid-October at the G Street Plaza. Arts, crafts, baked goods, … more

Blaine Police Department Reports: May 18-24, 2023

May 5, 10:51 a.m.: Suspicious circumstance on C Street. May 5, 2:11 p.m.: Burglary on Harrison Avenue. May 5, 2:43 p.m.: Domestic order violation on H Street. May 5, 4:08 p.m.: Fight … more

Sheriff's Reports, May 18-24, 2023

May 3, 5:54 a.m.: Traffic hazard on Sweet and Stadsvold roads. May 3, 9:36 a.m.: Child abuse on Starfish Lane. May 3, 10:40 a.m.: Vehicle theft on Birch Bay Drive. May 4, 9:03 a.m.: … more

Blaine Oyster Festival to benefit local nonprofits

Blaine Oyster Festival is returning Saturday, May 20 for people to enjoy oysters in downtown Blaine while benefiting local nonprofits. The festival will bring back some of the highlights that made … more

City considers pursuing charges related to credit card transactions

The city of Blaine is looking into pursuing criminal charges against a former public works director who has been accused of using a city credit card for personal purchases. The decision comes after … more

Developer withdraws city code change request for manufactured home parks

East Harbor Hills developers have withdrawn their request to address inconsistencies in the city’s code that would allow for large manufactured home parks in East Blaine. City manager … more
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