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Blaine book review: “Solito”

What were you doing at 9 years of age? What were your daily concerns when you were in the fourth grade? At 9 years old, author and poet Javier Zamora traveled 3,000 miles – from El Salvador, … more

Last chance to participate in the Great Blaine Elf Hunt

The clock is ticking for Blaine residents to take part in the city’s first Great Blaine Elf Hunt, a holiday scavenger hunt activity for children and families that ends Friday, December 19. … more

Port of Bellingham: Behind Closed Doors, Part II: The Contractors

The contractors One contract was awarded at exactly $49,999.49. That’s fifty-one cents below the $50,000 threshold at which state law requires the Port of Bellingham to document … more

Letters to the Editor: December 11-17, 2025

The Editor: On behalf of the Blaine Food Bank, I want to extend a huge thanks to The Northern Light for running the matching funds campaign ads. Thanks to your support, and the incredible … more

Blaine wrestlers podium in Stanwood, basketball sweeps Friday Harbor

Blaine athletes showed out in full force over the past week, with wrestlers standing atop podiums, bowlers setting personal records, and basketball sweeping aside its final non-conference opponents … more

Temporary boatyard to be created at Blaine Harbor

The 30-ton marine travel lift at Blaine Harbor has been repaired and re-certified, according to Blaine harbormaster Andy Peterson. The news was part of a harbor update given to Port of Bellingham … more

Op-Ed: Whatcom County has opportunity to lead state in maritime education and workforce development

Here’s an opportunity for our community: Lead the state in maritime education and workforce development. The term “Blue Economy” was coined in 1994, referring to the … more

Building community, one blossom at a time at Blaine Senior Center

I remember a craft project that we did when I was a child. Mom opened up a bag of popsicle sticks and we “built” a house. The single popsicle stick we started with wasn’t very … more

Road Rules: Getting left turns right

Q: I was taught when turning left at an intersection onto a street with two lanes in each direction, to turn into the left (and closest) of the two lanes. If I want to eventually be in the right-hand … more

Borderite winter sports tips off with homecourt win over La Conner

Blaine winter sports is in full swing, and both basketball teams christened the new season with a home double-header against La Conner on December 2, splitting the matchup. In fall sports news, … more

How one local business helps traders avoid costly mistakes in a risky trade climate

As questions swirl around the Trump administration’s seemingly never-ending tariff changes, PCB Global Trade Management has the answers. PCB Global Trade Management is a brand that … more

Letters to the Editor: December 4-10, 2025

The Editor: The nonprofit Blaine Senior Center (BSC) has an election coming up on December 15. I would like to encourage everyone who was a member of the BSC as of June 30, 2025 to vote. Ballots … more

County officials urge residents to prep for snow

Whatcom County’s Public Works Department reported that it will have a limited capacity to respond to significant snowfall this year and advised residents to prepare for emergency situations. … more

Blaine Senior Center members to decide fate of $300,000 in investment funds

Blaine Senior Center (BSC) members are headed to the ballot box to elect a slate of new board members and to decide how to invest $300,000 as the future of the nonprofit remains cloudy. The BSC … more

WCLS eyes Blaine Public Library upgrades for 2026

Whatcom County Library System (WCLS) is prioritizing upgrades to Blaine Public Library that, if approved by its Board of Trustees, would likely occur in early 2026 as a temporary fix while the … more

Behind closed doors: How the Port conducts public business in private

In August and October 2024, Port of Bellingham commissioners approved two consultant contracts costing $99,396 and $99,425 – each just below the $100,000 threshold triggering formal bidding … more

Strings & Things and PaddyFest set to return in 2026

Strings & Things International Music Festival is set to return to Point Roberts on Saturday, July 11, 2026. More details will be announced in late December. This March, Strings & Things … more

Adored Again boutique sells pre-owned luxury in Birch Bay Square

Adored Again, a vintage and secondhand boutique in Birch Bay Square, opened its doors on November 15. Store owner Divya DiMezza said she worked hard to open her business, which carries both … more
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