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Immigration attorney opens office in Blaine

After spending two years at Bellingham-based Boundary Bay Law, attorney Spencer McGrath-Agg opted to open an office of his own in Blaine. Now, he and his legal assistant Luther … more

Canoe journey coming Labor Day weekend

By Oliver Lazenby Native canoes are coming to Blaine and Birch Bay this Labor Day weekend for an event called “Communities Pulling Together.” Members of the … more

How to survive allergy season

If you’re one of the estimated 60 million Americans who live with seasonal allergies (or allergic rhinitis), you know it’s the little things, such as pollen or dust, that can make you feel … more

Top tips for incorporating fitness into your routine

Staying active doesn’t just keep a waistline in check, it benefits every part of the body, including the brain. Now is the time to renew your commitment to staying fit. Here are some top tips to … more

At the border: May 2017

Whatcom County Sheriff's reports: June 13-June 27

June 13, 10:03 a.m.: Suspicious person on Blaine Road. June 13, 11:36 p.m.: 911 hang-up on Yvonne Way. June 13, 11:44 a.m.: Domestic verbal on Birch Bay-Lynden Road … more

What to expect at this year’s Fourth of July celebration

The 60 member Bensen Minnesota High School marching band is set to participate in the 4th of July parade. Photo courtesy of the city of Blaine. By Alyssa Evans It’s almost time for Blaine’s … more

School board passes plan for new graduation requirements

By Oliver Lazenby After nearly three years of work, the Blaine school board adopted policies this week to help high school students meet new, tougher state requirements for high … more

Publisher’s note

From l., Alyssa Evans, Molly Ernst, Doug De Visser, Stefanie Donahue, Oliver Lazenby, Kara Furr, Catherine Darkenwald, Janet McCall, Patrick Grubb, Louise Mugar and Ruth Lauman. Below: Gambit. With … more

Birch Bay Waterslides takes part in The World’s Largest Swimming Lesson

Birch Bay Waterslides joined hundreds of aquatic facilities in more than 20 countries that participated in The World’s Largest Swimming Lesson on June 22. As part of the … more

Letters to the editor: June 22-28

The Editor: Many of our valuable local businesses have reputations as forward-thinking social and environmental justice champions. Some of these happen to also be members of the … more

Seattle performers make an appearance in Birch Bay

The Seattle Seahawks Sea Gals cheerleaders and Blue Thunder drum line took a detour to Birch Bay Waterslides for some fun in the sun on June 24. [slideshow_deploy … more

Shutdown on the horizon, legislature inches closer to approving budget

By Stefanie Donahue State lawmakers have reached a preliminary budget agreement, according to a statement released June 28 by governor Jay Inslee’s office. They have until midnight … more

Blaine City Council approves task force recommendation

By Alyssa Evans Blaine City Council unanimously voted to approve a recommendation drafted by the city’s short-term revenue task force that details ways to generate revenue in the … more

Briefly

Blaine City Council adopts six-year transportation program Following a public hearing on June 26, Blaine City Council voted to adopt its six-year Transportation Improvement Program … more

Blaine gets its own “Little Free Library”

Girl Scout Troop 42415 installed a “Little Free Library” on H Street across from the school district office earlier this month. The library stand invites people to take a book … more

July 3 marks deadline to register to vote, change address

If the slate of general election candidates has you eager to vote, be sure your registration is up to date. Whatcom County residents have until Monday, July 3 to register to vote or … more

Blaine student places in international video contest

By Oliver Lazenby Katie Krofta, a Blaine resident and Lynden Christian High School senior, won $250 in an international video contest last month for a video about ocean … more

Incorporating antiques into modern-day home décor

By Ronell McAllister, manager of Applegrove Junction Antiques Many people hesitate to incorporate antique and vintage items, family heirlooms and cherished collections into their … more

Less is more when it comes to watering

By Alyssa Evans You may not know it but lawns don’t need to be watered every day to stay green. The city of Blaine and the Birch Bay Water and Sewer District … more
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