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Locals remember the legacy of Murray Goff

Murray Goff and his wife Kathryn Spearin. Courtesy photo. By Jack Kintner Murray Goff, local retailer and lifelong Blaine resident, died last week at the age of 91 following a short illness at the … more

Protesters bring “No Ban, No Wall” message to Peace Arch Park

By Stefanie Donahue Canadian demonstrators converged at Peace Arch Park last weekend in response to President Donald Trump’s recent crackdown on immigration. The … more

Economy, Fritsch, Magallon lead Borderites to regionals victory

Blaine’s Colton Economy, r., wrestles Alec Acfalle from Olympic High School in the second match of the Class 2A regional tournament last weekend at Blaine High School. Economy, r., took first place … more

Sales tax measure set for inclusion on April ballot

Will Blaine be the next city in Washington to fund transportation projects for streets, sidewalks and trails with a sales tax? That’s up to voters to decide. During a special … more

Washington’s basic driver’s license fails federal REAL ID requirements

By Tim Gruver, WNPA Olympia News Bureau Your driver’s license might not fly with airport security in less than a year if the state continues to fail to meet federal identification … more

City council votes in favor of wharf district zoning amendment

A map of Mariner Village and the building height allowances approved by the Blaine City Council during a regular meeting on February 13. By Stefanie Donahue Sundance Yachts is one step closer to … more

Basketball season comes to a close

Anthony Ball drives to the hoop during the Borderites final game, a 74–60 playoff loss to Archbishop Murphy. Photo by Janell Kortlever. By Oliver Lazenby Blaine boys’ varsity basketball team lost … more

Cherry Point terminal applicant withdraws

By Oliver Lazenby Pacific International Terminals, the applicant for the proposed Gateway Pacific coal export terminal at Cherry Point, withdrew its application last week for what … more

Wings Over Water NW Birding Festival returns next month

Mark your calendars: The 15th annual Wings Over Water NW Birding Festival is returning to Blaine and Birch Bay March 10–12. Organizers have already publicly aired a number of … more

WTA route changes slated to take effect this March

After wrapping up efforts on its strategic plan last year, the Whatcom Transportation Authority (WTA) is slated to implement new routes and schedules on Sunday, March 19. The plan … more

Take care of your pet’s teeth, says one local veterinarian

Kevin Erickson By Kevin Erickson, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at Kulshan Veterinary Hospital February is National Pet Dental month and it seems like I’d be shirking my responsibilities if I … more

Local effort to recall Ericksen strides forward

Doug Ericksen By Stefanie Donahue Critics of state senator Doug Ericksen’s (R-Ferndale) recent choice to dually serve the state legislature and the presidential administration in D.C. put pen to … more

Blaine Chamber of Commerce receives Blaine Builder Award

The Blaine Chamber of Commerce was honored with a Blaine Builder Award on February 13. Mayor Harry Robinson presented the award to the chamber board, which now boasts a membership … more

Kindergarten registration day is March 9

By Oliver Lazenby Blaine Primary School is holding a kindergarten registration day on Thursday, March 9 from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. in the Blaine Primary … more

School year extended for Blaine students

By Oliver Lazenby After snow and ice closed Blaine schools for four days from February 6–9, school will now likely be in session until at least Friday, June … more

Young at Heart: February 2017

By Lorrie Conyac Have you noticed all the birds flocking on Drayton Harbor and Semiahmoo Bay? I love this time of year and the lead up to Wings Over Water Northwest Birding Festival … more

WDFW rolls out new rules, calls on public for comment

Changes to daily limits, special permit levels and hunting area descriptions are among the several rule changes proposed by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) for the 2017-18 … more

Snow storm brings Blaine and Birch Bay to a halt

Thatcher McGaughy enjoyed a snow day sledding at Blaine Marine Park with his father on February 6. Winter weather forced school districts throughout the county to cancel classes and on-campus … more

Blaine sends huge crew to wrestling regionals

Saul Magallon, l., won his weight class at subregionals. Photos by Jasmine Frisch. By Oliver Lazenby Blaine wrestling took home first place team honors at subregionals at Sedro-Woolley last weekend … more

State AG secures halt to travel ban; President challenges court order

Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced in a press conference on January 30, that he was filing a lawsuit against the Trump administration for its executive order that halted travel for … more
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