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Institutional food purchasing the target of upcoming forum

It’s one thing to convince a friend or family member to purchase healthy food, but it’s another to make it a viable option for public institutions tasked with feeding the … more

Authorities requesting help in two missing person cases

Jason Lovelady The Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office has renewed a request for information regarding Jason Lovelady who went missing on October 5, 2013 near Baker … more

Semiahmoo Resort to host Veterans Day dinner and auction

Semiahmoo Resort is honoring veterans this November 11 with a dinner and auction to benefit Lynden-based Growing Veterans. The nonprofit aims to empower service men and women as they reenter civilian … more

Volleyball ends season with playoff loss to Bellingham

By Oliver Lazenby Loanne Martino serving in Blaine’s last regular season game against Lakewood on October 26. Photo by Janell Kortlever. Blaine varsity volleyball ended its season on Tuesday, … more

Girls finish season in close loss to Lakewood

Blaine midfielder Madeline Hall beats a Lakewood defender to the ball in an October 24 game at Pipeline Fields. Photo by Oliver Lazenby. By Oliver Lazenby Blaine girls varsity soccer finished its … more

NSEA work party plants trees

A Terrell Creek work party sponsored by the Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association is responsible for planting nearly 400 trees on October 29. Photo courtesy of NSEA. more

Blaine school district asks for closure waiver

By Oliver Lazenby Blaine High School students may not have to make up all four school days they missed after a September 28 electrical explosion in a mechanical … more

Whatcom County auditors conclude NWFR investigation

The Whatcom County Auditor’s Office concluded an investigation prompted by a majority vote from North Whatcom Fire and Rescue (NWFR) commissioners last month in regard to the residency and voting … more

Custer man accused of soliciting murder while awaiting trial

By Stefanie Donahue A man facing a November 7 trial for assault has now been accused of trying to arrange the murder of the assault victim and her boyfriend. Kurt Ebe, 60, in jail … more

Free day bus passes offered to county service agencies

By Stefanie Donahue Social and health service providers across Whatcom County are invited to apply for free day passes through the Whatcom Transportation Authority … more

Whatcom County Sheriff’s reports: October 21-26

October 21, 7:35 a.m.: Alarm audible on Loomis Trail Road. October 21, 9:03 a.m.: Assist citizen on Fern Street. October 21, 9:14 a.m.: Vehicle recovery on Lincoln … more

Blaine football to play undefeated Liberty team

By Oliver Lazenby After an uncertain week of waiting on results from other league games, the Borderites’ first football playoff game is finally … more

Tips for making mental health a priority

By Susan Johnson, regional director with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Region 10 Many of us ignore physical symptoms – an aching tooth, a shoulder that locks … more

Follow the money behind general election ballot measures

By Pat Grubb Apart from deciding who would be the better candidate for President, the Donald or Hillary, local voters in this year’s general election have a slew of initiatives, … more

Autumn sunset paints Blaine shades of yellow and orange

The sun sets on the Peace Arch on a cool day in October. After nearly a month into the fall season, Blaine is still below the six-year average for precipitation, according to … more

Birch Bay park plan is nearly final after three design meetings

By Oliver Lazenby One project with the potential to transform Birch Bay in the next five years is coming together, at least on paper. After a third and final public … more

Blaine Food Bank calls on the public to raise 25K by mid-December

As days pass by, the money being raised for the Blaine Food Bank’s current fundraising initiative continues to roll in. If the food bank reaches its goal of $25,000 by mid-December, an anonymous … more

Sweet Tangerine Teriyaki reopens with a fresh menu

By Stefanie Donahue The lights are back on at a popular Asian fusion restaurant on H Street in Blaine following months of closure. Formerly known as Sweet Tangerine Bistro, the … more

Free Church Unitarian welcomes new minister

With open arms, members of Blaine’s Free Church Unitarian are welcoming their new minister, Reverend Amy Moses-Lagos. The church, located at 1218 Harrison Avenue, … more

Volleyball on its way to district playoffs

By Oliver Lazenby Photo by Janell Kortlever The Borderites’ varsity volleyball team is headed to the playoffs after its final game on Wednesday, October 17. The game will determine the team’s … more
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