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BP employees celebrate the Seattle Seahawks’ advancement to the Super Bowl LX on February 8 at the Cherry Point refinery. Later that day, the NFL team won the championship game against the New …
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2/11/26 05:27 PM
It was an eventful week for Borderite winter sports, with boys wrestling earning a district title and girls bowling claiming 10th place at the state tournament in Tukwila on Tuesday.
Boys …
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By Nolan Baker |
2/11/26 05:25 PM
Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal is calling for the state to use revenue from a newly proposed income tax to pay for public schools and higher education.
He laid out …
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By Aspen Ford, Washington State Standard |
2/11/26 05:13 PM
Question: Road signs in construction zones are orange. Aside from color, some look like ‘mandatory’ black-and-white signs, while others look like the yellow ‘advisory’ cautionary and warning …
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By Doug Dahl |
2/11/26 05:09 PM
Nationally-known portrait photographer Matika Wilbur, of the Swinomish and Tulalip tribes, just opened another extraordinary exhibit at her Tidelands gallery near the Seattle waterfront.
Wilbur …
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By Gale Fiege, special to Daffodil Press |
2/11/26 05:05 PM
Gail Ann (Gibbons) Shriner
November 10, 1943 – February 4, 2026
Gail Ann (Gibbons) Shriner was born in Colorado on November 10, 1943. Her father was a serviceman, and …
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2/11/26 05:01 PM
The Editor:
As I read complaints posted on a neighborhood social media platform alleging that The Northern Light weekly newspaper shows bias toward Blaine city officials, I have grown …
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2/11/26 05:00 PM
January 27, 10:36 a.m.: Welfare check on Holeman Avenue.
January 27, 11:11 a.m.: Civil problem cold call on E. Shoreview Road.
January 27, 11:39 a.m.: Theft cold call on Valley View Road.
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2/11/26 04:59 PM
The Whatcom County Boundary Review Board is reviewing the plan to de-annex east Blaine, which city voters overwhelmingly supported by 64 percent in the November election.
The board, which will …
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By Grace McCarthy |
2/4/26 06:20 PM
Over a dozen protestors at the Peace Arch spent last Saturday afternoon braving the pouring rain to wave signs that warn of a tyrannical government and display support of U.S./Canada relations.
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By Grace McCarthy |
2/4/26 06:18 PM
Some of the latest news around Blaine and Birch Bay includes North Whatcom Fire and Rescue (NWFR) going out for a levy lid lift, Whatcom County being dismissed from the Birch Bay Waterslides lawsuit, …
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By Grace McCarthy |
2/4/26 06:12 PM
The regular season is winding down, and the Borderites are preparing for the winter sports postseason to kick off.
Borderite girls basketball celebrated Senior Night, but couldn’t find a win …
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By Nolan Baker |
2/4/26 06:10 PM
For years, crime victim advocates in Washington have fought for state funding to make up for dwindling federal dollars.
This year will be no different .
These advocates are …
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By Jake Goldstein-Street, Washington State Standard |
2/4/26 06:06 PM
Birch Bay resident Laurie Bender’s yard showcases a garden bed with a riot of flowers from small cosmos to big dahlias.
Bender grew her garden last spring as a participant in the most recent …
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By Cheryl Lovato Niles |
2/4/26 06:00 PM
The treaty tribes’ commitment to habitat protection and salmon recovery is reflected in the newly published State of Our Watersheds Report.
The comprehensive watershed-by-watershed analysis of …
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By Ed Johnstone |
2/4/26 05:59 PM
Journalist Keren Blankfeld’s debut work, “Lovers in Auschwitz,” is a gripping biographical account of two survivors who found an unlikely romance in the darkest of places.
The book follows …
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By Jonathan Jakobitz |
2/4/26 05:58 PM
The Blaine Art Gallery hosts its monthly Second Saturday Art Walk on February 14 from 4 to 6:30 p.m., featuring work by six local artists working in diverse media.
The event falls on …
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2/4/26 05:53 PM
