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Blaine police encourage proper drug disposal

The Blaine Police Department is participating in Drug Take Back Day, an initiative led through the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). On Saturday, October 22, members of the … more

Health experts look at the numbers and offer teens tips for driving safe

Getting a driver’s license is a rite of passage in our society, a clear signal that a teen is moving toward adulthood and independence. There are also few moments in life more memorable for a … more

Lynden veterinary clinic offers tips to pet owners

Veterinarians from Kulshan Veterinary Hospital are warning pet owners to prepare their pets for viruses this winter. The most prevalent infection impacting dogs is canine parvovirus. … more

Blaine seniors stay active in October

The Blaine Senior Center is bustling with activity this October. Each month, staff at the center coordinate a series of events for the community. This Thursday and Friday, October 20 … more

Get to know the Blaine Senior Center volunteer of the month

Last week, staff at the Blaine Senior Center recognized their volunteer of the month. Birch Bay resident Leslie Kaeufer received the accolade, along with a $35 gift card to Fred … more

Forecasts predict heavy wind and rain for Western Washington

Updated at ­­4:30 p.m. on October 14 Batten down the hatches and hunker down is the message that weather forecasters are giving to PNW residents as two major storms impact Western … more

Blaine’s Oktoberfest serves up cider and smiles

Blaine’s first Oktoberfest celebration took place last weekend, October 8 and 9. The harvest-themed festival brought a variety of activities to downtown, including a pizza-throwing … more

Potential train stop in Blaine sparks local interest

Washington State Representative Luis Moscoso speaks at a meeting held to discuss regional transportation options. Washington state advocacy group All Aboard Washington hosted the … more

Taking a closer look at the Whatcom County emergency services levy

Whatcom County voters will determine if a six-year property tax will fund Emergency Medical Services throughout the county this November. The levy will tax property owners at a rate of 29.5 cents per … more

General election ballots arrive by mail next week

Whatcom County voters should expect to receive ballots in the mail as early as next week. Mail-in ballots will be sent out by the county elections office on October 19, the same day … more

Lynden comes from behind with big fourth quarter to beat Blaine 31–23

By Oliver Lazenby With tenacious defense and long, steady offensive drives that nearly always ended in scores, Blaine controlled much of its October 7 game against league-leading … more

Dissonance among NWFR commissioners swells in wake of recent legal dispute

By Stefanie Donahue An internal dispute between North Whatcom Fire and Rescue (NWFR) commissioners came to a head after one of the five commissioners elected to serve the district … more

Seasoned violinist offers lessons to aspiring musicians in Blaine

Pictured is Tara Kaiyala Weaver in May 2015 conducting the first movement of Gustav Mahler’s “Symphony No.4” at the Pipestone Orchestra Concert in Twisp. Photo courtesy of Tara Kayla Weaver. … more

Hunting for mushrooms in Whatcom County

You know that mushroom season is upon us when rainstorms become a normal part of the weekly forecast. Crisp morning breezes bring with them a bite of chill along with the scent of decaying leaves and … more

Fall festivities foster family fun

At BelleWood Acres, fall is the season of fresh apples, plump pumpkins and farm food. The historic farm is in the midst of its annual Harvest Happens festival where visitors are able … more

Artists from near and far assemble for weekend craft show

Hundreds of crafty creators plan to display their artwork and antique treasures at the 27th annual Craft and Antique show this week. The annual affair will begin on Thursday, October … more

Public survey results unveiled at city meeting

Blaine received an update on the ongoing effort led by the city to revitalize the local economy. On October 11, company principal Tom Beckwith of La Conner-based Beckwith Consulting … more

Copycat clown incident causes a stir in Blaine schools

Last week, police responded to an incident at the Blaine school district involving three students who are accused of imitating clowns and threatening fellow students and staff on various social media … more

Semiahmoo development proposal moves forward with city approval

After lengthy deliberation, Blaine city councilmembers unanimously approved an application to develop approximately 20 acres of land at the southwest corner of Semiahmoo Parkway and Semiahmoo … more

Candidates field questions on education, EMS levy and more at Birch Bay forum

By Stefanie Donahue Inquisitive Blaine and Birch Bay voters posed a string of questions to legislative candidates running for office in the November general … more
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