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What to know before replacing home flooring

Whether you’re building a new house or making upgrades on a current home, there is a lot to consider when it comes to flooring. You will discover that the choices available have changed in recent … more

Remodeling your outdoor space? Consider a fireplace

While homeowners always wish they had unlimited resources to remodel, nearly everybody is forced to prioritize due to time and money. For lots of homeowners, extending living and entertaining areas … more

Blaine Planning Commission moves forward with two development projects

By Alyssa Evans Following action taken by the Blaine Planning Commission, two property owners in town are steps closer to seeing their development proposals come to … more

Blaine winery wins double- gold award

By Oliver Lazenby Blaine’s GLM Wine Co. won a double-gold award at the 2017 Seattle Wine Awards last month. The company’s Deluge 2015 won the award in the $20–$35 Cabernet … more

Summer events at the Blaine Library

The Whatcom County Library System (WCLS) recently rolled out its list of summer events and activities for readers of all ages and interests. Take a look at what’s in store at the Blaine Library … more

State association honors music teacher

Blaine piano teacher Patricia Jorgensen was inducted into the Washington State Music Teachers Association’s Hall of Fame at the organization’s annual banquet on June 22. Jorgensen started … more

Local nonprofit looks for community volunteers

By Alyssa Evans Volunteers are wanted for a local program that helps low-income seniors and adults with disabilities. The program, called the Volunteer Chore Program, is operated by … more

Whatcom County Sheriff's reports: June 3-12

June 3, 12:56 a.m.: Domestic physical on Halibut Drive. Ferndale man, 28, arrested for assault second degree and interfering with the report of domestic violence. June 3, 11:55 a.m.: … more

2017 graduates say farewell to Blaine High School

  Blaine High School graduating seniors Jordan Bridges-Thomas, r., and Ethan Gibson, lead a line of classmates in a celebratory walk through … more

Sunny weather spurs complaints about messy yards in Blaine

By Stefanie Donahue The city of Blaine has launched a monthly cleanup program to encourage residents to mow their lawns, pick up trash and help keep the streets … more

Port awards $900,000 contract for harbor repairs

By Stefanie Donahue The Port of Bellingham has approved the second phase of a three-part project to improve the industrial area near the end of Marine Drive. During … more

First year of full-time kindergarten called a success

By Oliver Lazenby When she first heard full-time kindergarten was coming to Blaine Primary School, veteran teacher Teresa Smith was apprehensive. She thought that … more

CBP officers seize 53 pounds of MDMA hidden in car

By Stefanie Donahue Two men attempting to cross into the U.S. were caught with seven packages of MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxy-methamphetamine), commonly known as ecstasy, weighing more … more

Ecology calls for opinions on development

The Washington State Department of Ecology is calling for comments on a proposed project. The project, Whisper Lake Development, involves 19.83 acres of soil disturbance for residential construction … more

Seafood truck rolls onto Marine Drive

Alaska Wild Fish & Chips Co. moved to 225 Marine Drive on June 1. The truck, owned by Christine Johnson, serves beer-battered cod, shrimp, oysters, fries, hush puppies and clam … more

Blaine gears up for 4th

By Alyssa Evans It’s almost time for Blaine’s annual Old Fashioned Fourth of July celebration. To start off the day, a pancake breakfast will be held at the … more

Blaine grad bound for naval academy

By Alyssa Evans While more than 15,000 people apply to the United States Naval Academy each year, less than 1,500 are accepted and attend the school as freshmen – … more

Fire ravages residence on Garfield Avenue

A fire burned a two-story accessory residence at 1047 Garfield Avenue in Blaine on Tuesday, June 20. The blaze caused an estimated $100,000 in damage to the building, which was … more

Local golfer headed to U.S. Senior Open

By Oliver Lazenby A couple of local golfers finished near the top at the US Golf Association’s Senior Open qualifier last week in Bellingham, but only one – at least from this … more

Guided exploration at Point Whitehorn this weekend

By Alyssa Evans Community members can explore Point Whitehorn Marine Park in a hands-on setting this weekend. The annual What’s the Point beach … more
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