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After 36 years in public service, Blaine city manager Dave Wilbrecht announced on February 26 that he will retire from his position on June 15. “It’s been a wonderful experience …
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2/28/18 06:49 PM
By Oliver Lazenby It’s easy to find a scenic bicycle ride in our region. Finding one away from traffic is a little harder, but there are still plenty of options. …
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2/28/18 06:48 PM
By Stefanie Donahue North Whatcom Fire and Rescue (NWFR) is enrolling in a new state program that reimburses public organizations for transporting Medicaid …
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2/28/18 06:42 PM
By Taylor McAvoy WNPA Olympia News Bureau With less than two weeks left in the session, state lawmakers introduced a new bill in response to the high school shooting in Parkland, …
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2/28/18 06:41 PM
By Pat Grubb, publisher and managing editor of The Northern Light “The people of this state do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies that serve them. The …
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2/28/18 06:40 PM
The Editor: Congratulations to Paso Del Norte and Black Forest Steak House who were voted Best of the Bite! This year’s Bite of Blaine featured 17 Blaine and Birch Bay food vendors …
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2/28/18 06:38 PM
By Oliver Lazenby At a February 26 meeting, the Blaine school board accepted Tiger Construction’s $690,000 bid for work on Blaine Elementary School and district …
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2/28/18 06:37 PM
February 12, 12:44 a.m.: Alarm audible on Elmwood Drive. February 12, 12:47 p.m.: Traffic hazard on Birch Bay Drive. February 12, 1:27 p.m.: Private impound on Blaine …
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2/28/18 06:36 PM
AMS Print & Mail, located at 880 Grant Avenue in Blaine, announced that it now offers label printing services to its clients. “Labels are perhaps the most important factor in brand …
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2/28/18 06:35 PM
February 14, 2:05 a.m.: Disturbance on Peace Portal Drive. February 14, 1:06 p.m.: Criminal impersonation on H Street. February 14, 1:58 p.m.: Disturbance on G …
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2/28/18 06:35 PM
Source: Western Washington University Border Policy Research Institute. For the sixth month in a row, more people crossed the border into Blaine in January 2018 than during the same month the …
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2/24/18 03:58 AM
All Blaine schools are cancelled Friday, February 23, after the district received an email threat that also surfaced at other schools around the state and country. A note on the school …
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2/23/18 12:20 PM
By Taylor McAvoy, WNPA Olympia News Bureau To address multiple incidences of gun violence in the nation, state lawmakers introduced a multitude of gun regulation bills early this …
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2/22/18 05:53 PM
From l.: state senator Doug Ericksen (R-Ferndale), Luanne Van Werven (R-Lynden) and Vincent Buys (R-Lynden) fielded questions from residents at a town hall meeting on February 17 at the Blaine Senior …
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2/21/18 07:34 PM
By Oliver Lazenby At its most recent meeting on February 15, the Blaine-Birch Bay Healthy Youth Coalition outlined how local groups could come together to tackle youth mental health …
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2/21/18 07:33 PM
An aerial view of Lincoln Park. By Stefanie Donahue Lincoln Park will soon be the site of a new 18-hole disc golf course. On February 12, Blaine City Council approved the allocation of $7,489 to …
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2/21/18 07:29 PM
The Blaine Chamber of Commerce raised approximately $14,000 at Bite of Blaine. The 18th annual event took place on February 19 at the Semiahmoo Resort ballroom and featured food from …
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2/21/18 07:26 PM
Blaine places 13th as a team at the state wrestling tournament By Oliver Lazenby Blaine’s Jacob Westfall took third place in the 182-pound weight …
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2/21/18 07:25 PM
Garth Baldwin, a Blaine resident and owner of Drayton Archaeology, recently partnered with the History Channel to investigate a 4,000-mile route going from Paris to Jerusalem by the …
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2/21/18 07:24 PM
A project of the Washington Policy Center, WashingtonVotes.org issues a periodic report of recent votes cast by state lawmakers in Olympia. Following are the votes cast in February by District 42 …
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2/21/18 07:22 PM
