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What’s happening at the Blaine Clubhouse?

The Boys & Girls Club of Whatcom County has a full slate of events on deck this summer. Take a look at what’s in store through August 25 at the Blaine club house: Mondays: Tech … more

Blaine’s AA league baseball team goes to AA state tournament

Blaine’s AA league baseball team is going to the AA state tournament, which starts Saturday, July 22, in Walla Walla. Back row, from l.: Dylan Parcels, Zane Rector, Cruz … more

Whatcom County Sheriff’s reports: June 21-July 13

June 21, 9:35 a.m.: Property found on Birch Bay Drive. June 21, 12:05 p.m.: Suspicious vehicle cold call on Birch Bay-Lynden Road. June 21, 1:08 p.m.: Burglary on … more

Conservation group purchases land in Birch Bay, aims to turn it into a park

A map of 4656 Drayton Harbor Road. Photo courtesy of Whatcom Land Trust. By Stefanie Donahue After years of work and anticipation, the team at Whatcom Land Trust announced that they’ve purchased … more

Annual Birch Bay Sandcastle Contest enters its 34th year

By Alyssa Evans Mermaids, sea turtles, dragons and a flurry of other exciting sights will soon turn up on Birch Bay’s beach. The 34th annual Birch Bay Sand … more

First few days of the Drayton Harbor Music Festival drew a crowd

The Pacific Arts Association of Blaine hosting the annual Drayton Harbor Music Festival July 9 to 15 in Blaine. A variety of acts have already set the stage, but several shows have yet to perform. … more

Growing up in Blaine fueled career for host of new TV Show

By Oliver Lazenby The forests and fields of Whatcom County, along with the forgotten classic cars they harbor, will soon be beamed into houses across the planet for … more

Semiahmoo Resort chef hits the big screen

Bruno Feldeisen, executive chef at Semiahmoo Resort, Golf and Spa, recently was featured on Food Network’s “Beat Bobby Flay.” Feldeisen competed against chef Michelle Gayer … more

School officials working out impacts of state budget

Washington state governor Jay Inslee signs a two-year operating budget into law July 1. Photos courtesy of TVW. By Oliver Lazenby Blaine school district officials are still sorting out how the … more

City grants one-year extension for east Blaine development project

By Stefanie Donahue With just a few days remaining before approvals on a 349-unit subdivision planned for east Blaine were set to expire, the Blaine City Council voted in favor of … more

Drayton Harbor development project approved for next step

By Alyssa Evans A proposed 39-lot subdivision located along Drayton Harbor received its first round of approvals from the Blaine City Council during a regular meeting on July … more

City to convert recent land donation into public park

The city’s plan to build a park around Cain Creek just got a bit more exciting thanks to a recent donation. During a regular meeting on July 10, Blaine City Council voted … more

Videographer captures unique perspective of July 4

Pictured above is a still from a video produced by Joey Winkler during Blaine’s Old Fashioned Fourth of July celebration. After posting the video to Facebook, it received more … more

10-digit dialing goes into effect at the end of July

By Alyssa Evans Local calls made in Washington will require 10-digit dialing starting July 29, according to the Washington State Utilities and Transportation Commission. The change … more

City begins accepting tourism grant applications

By Stefanie Donahue Now’s the time to fill out a 2018 grant application if you think you have the next great idea to bolster tourism in Blaine. The city is now accepting … more

Bray, Berry make all-conference sports teams

Conference coaches recently voted Blaine High School athletes Jackson Bray and Lyric Berry to 2A Northwest Conference All-Conference teams. Bray made the all conference first team … more

Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office urges boaters to wear a life jacket

Recreational boaters, particularly paddlers, are increasingly ignoring Washington’s law that requires a personal flotation device on board a vessel, according to a July 7 statement released by the … more

Council approves street vacation

Blaine City Council voted unanimously to approve a petition to vacate the southern 20 feet of a right-of-way on Georgia Street, located between Mitchell and Garfield avenues. The … more

Skaters take to Blaine Skate Park for July 8 event

Photo by Heidi Holmes Blaine Skate Park was the site of the Insane in Blaine – Skateboard Jam on July 8. The crew from Bellingham-based Unknown Board Shop and Blaine-Birch Bay Park and Recreation … more

Peace Arch Sculpture exhibition opens for 20th year

Photos and story by Oliver Lazenby Peace Arch State Park’s 20th annual International Sculpture Exhibition officially opened in May, but artists have installed new sculptures since … more
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