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County council decision could present a funding hurdle for Birch Bay roads

Heron sunset in Birch Bay.Photo: Ruth Lauman By Oliver Lazenby A Whatcom County Council decision to exclude a 201-acre parcel from Birch Bay’s Urban Growth Area (UGA) could make it more difficult … more

Blaine school district sixth graders are half a grade level above average

By Oliver Lazenby Sixth graders in Blaine school district are half a grade level ahead of the average American sixth grader, according to a new study by researchers from Stanford … more

Learning to garden in the Pacific Northwest

Story and photos by Nicole Vettese When I was growing up in Colorado, weeding the garden was the chore I liked least. I hated the sunburns and the raw itchiness of my skin after … more

Plots available in Blaine Community Garden

The city of Blaine has opened up the 7th Street Community Garden for the season, and plots are still available. The community garden was founded to produce food … more

Local musician launches festival to celebrate Orca whales

By Steve Guntli Birch Bay resident and musician Nolan Murray has been a champion for local orca whales for a while now. Now, he’s sharing his passion by hosting a daylong festival … more

Whatcom County sheriff's reports, May 16 - May 22

May 16, 4:33 p.m.: Welfare check in progress, Birch Bay-Lynden Road. May 16, 8:07 p.m.: Welfare check in progress on Harborview Road. May 16, 6:33 p.m.: Refer to … more

Stay gold

A pair of dandelions catch the sunset over Drayton Harbor. Photo by Steve Bedow more

Birch Bay berm project may be facing roadblocks

By Oliver Lazenby Whatcom County Council approved an amendment to its contract with the Birch Bay Drive and Pedestrian Facility Project contractor at the May 3 council meeting. The … more

SpringFest Art Show features local artists

Blaine Harbor Art Gallery is throwing its annual SpringFest Art Show this weekend. SpringFest provides local artists a venue to share their work with the public. More than 25 artists … more

Blaine Gardener’s Market opens this weekend

The Blaine Gardener’s Market is opening for the season, and it’s marking the occasion with the help of some slimy guests. The Gardener’s Market vendors typically offer fresh … more

Star Wars characters visit Birch Bay

Blaine-Birch Bay Parks and Recreation District 2 (BBBPRD2) is throwing a picnic in Bay Horizon Park this weekend, and they’ve invited some special guests from a galaxy far, far … more

Local dentist ships off on humanitarian mission with Navy hospital ship

Dr. Patrick Rooney showing off a picture of the USNS Mercy.Photo by Steve Guntli By Steve Guntli A local dentist is volunteering his time for a mission of mercy with the U.S. Navy. Dr. Patrick Rooney … more

The Indoor Report: Action-packed edition

By Steve Guntli We’re in the midst of something of an action movie renaissance. Occasionally dismissed as the most vapid of movie genres, the new generation of action directors are … more

Sculpture exhibit at Peace Arch State Park

By Oliver Lazenby Peace Arch State Park’s 19th annual International Sculpture Exhibition opened on Sunday, May 1. Sculptures will be on display through October … more

Keep your pets slim, trim, happy and healthy

By Kevin Erickson, DVM, Kulshan Veterinary Hospital Despite popular practice, treats are not the best way to love a pet or to help it live a long healthy life. In … more

Whatcom County sheriff’s report, May 9 - May 15

May 9, 10:14 a.m.: Security check on California Trail. May 9, 10:21 a.m.: Security check on Alderson Road. May 9, 11:20 a.m.: Suspicious circumstances on Alderson … more

Trump rally draws thousands to Lynden

Protesters line the streets outside the Northwest Washington Fairgrounds to protest Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s speech on May 7. The Trump rally drew thousands of supporters … more

Driver found not guilty in deaths of two teens

By Steve Guntli A Bellingham man standing trial for the deaths of two Ferndale teens was found not guilty in Whatcom County Superior Court on May 4. William Jeffrey … more

Closures on northbound I-5 begin

A 12-mile long paving project along I-5 began on May 9. Construction crews from the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) will be fixing ruts, cracks and potholes … more

City to host Yelp workshop for businesses

Yelp, the website and app that allows customers to rate and review restaurants and businesses, has become the de facto standard for businesses wishing to communicate with their clientele. Now, the … more
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