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City sewer project significantly under budget

The city’s large sewer project is expected to come in at nearly half of its previously anticipated $6.5 million budget. The project will update the dilapidated sewer system near Blaine school … more

NEXUS centers reopening in Canadian airports

Canada and U.S. government officials announced that NEXUS enrollment centers will reopen at eight Canadian airports within the next month.  The March 20 announcements from the Canada Border … more

Blaine Oyster Festival returns in May

The successful oyster festival that brought crowds to downtown Blaine is returning for its second year this May. Event organizers who hosted the inaugural Blaine Oyster Festival last October are … more

BP planning for $1.5 billion green investment at Cherry Point

BP’s Cherry Point Refinery could be subject to a $1.5 billion investment that would make the Whatcom County facility a future hub for green energy.  Whatcom County Executive Satpal … more

City of Blaine cancels TIF public briefings

The city of Blaine has canceled two upcoming public briefings for the proposed tax-increment financing (TIF) district. The public briefings, scheduled for April 10 and April 24, would have … more

Easter egg hunts around Blaine, Birch Bay and Semiahmoo

Families have several options to search for candy at Easter egg hunts in Blaine, Birch Bay and Semiahmoo during the holiday weekend. Below are a list of events coming up for Saturday, April 8 and … more

Sports roundup: Baseball on a spring break win streak, softball undefeated

Baseball The Borderites are on a three-game win streak after beating the Mount Baker Mountaineers 11-10 April 4 at Pipeline Fields in Blaine. The day before they beat the Burlington-Edison Tigers … more

Blaine school district to receive Juul Labs settlement

E-cigarette company Juul Labs will pay $1.2 billion to Blaine and 1,600 other school districts involved in a class-action lawsuit settlement for the company’s role in the youth vaping … more

BHS alumni invited to play at Gray’s final concert

The Blaine school district is looking for alumni to play at band director Bob Gray’s final Blaine High School band concert to celebrate his retirement. The concert is 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 2 … more

Blaine man arrested for DUI accident, eluding police while out on bond

A Blaine man, 37, who was out on bond for allegedly stealing nearly $1 million from an elderly woman was arrested March 26 for hitting a vehicle while driving under the influence and attempting to … more

SFU ends football program

Simon Fraser University (SFU) has cut its football program after over 50 years. “This is a difficult decision, and not one taken lightly,” SFU president Joy Johnson wrote in an April 4 … more

Masks not required in clinics, and other health news

Masks no longer required in clinics, correctional facilities  Covid-19 masks are no longer required in healthcare, long-term care and corrections facilities in Washington state as of … more

Road Rules: Preventing billboard dystopia

Question: In our city of Kennewick there are several large signs near the street that include bright white lights at night. One is a large LED sign that flashes from subdued colors to mostly bright … more

Lecture on truth in the news set for April 13

Local organizations are teaming together to put on a free presentation on combating misinformation titled “Truth, Trust and the News” on Thursday, April 13. University of Washington … more

Op-Ed: Living kidney donation is a life-affirming experience

We tell stories all the time. If we want to inform or educate on an important topic we need to tell a good story because most people are not motivated by data. It is no accident that traditions … more

Natural history: Wetlands in the Blaine and Birch Bay area

Wetlands in the Blaine and Birch Bay area occupy about 20 percent of the land surface. These wetlands range from tidal marshes along the estuarine shoreline to forested wetlands in areas where … more

Blaine businesses recognized at Whatcom gala

Whatcom Business Alliance and Business Pulse held the 36th annual Whatcom Business Awards gala at Semiahmoo Resort on March 23. The event celebrated the accomplishments of the Whatcom business … more

Letters to The Editor: April 6-12, 2023

The Editor: Regarding the article in the March 30 issue of The Northern Light about probable staff layoffs in Blaine school district’s 2023-24 school year, it would be a great loss to our … more

Blaine Police Department Reports: April 6-12, 2023

Mar. 24, 9:57 a.m.: Suspicious circumstance on H Street. Mar. 24, 11:19 a.m.: Landlord tenant dispute on D Street. Mar. 24, 3:21 p.m.: Threat on Grand Avenue. Mar. 24, 6:09 p.m.: Assault on … more
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