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Switching to LED bulbs is becoming more affordable and appealing

The use of LED bulbs in homes is on the rise nationwide, and with good reason. Not only are they more energy efficient than their traditional counterparts, LEDs are becoming more affordable up … more

It’s loony to overreact to the loonie

By Mike Kent While many are convinced that the falling Canadian dollar could spell doom for north Whatcom County real estate values, the very opposite may be … more

Bite of Blaine returns February 15

Get a taste of what Blaine and Birch Bay have to offer. On Monday, February 15, the 16th annual Bite of Blaine will be held in the ballroom at Semiahmoo Resort. … more

Whatcom County sheriff's reports, January 13- January 24

January 13, 3:12 a.m.: Impound private on Halibut Drive. January 13, 1:08 p.m.: Civil problem cold call on Haynie Road. January 13, 2 p.m.: Hot rod on Titan … more

Flying over Drayton Harbor

A seaplane makes a low pass over Drayton Harbor. Photo by Ruth Lauman more

Birch Bay-Lynden Road repairs begin

By Steve Guntli Crews have begun repairs to the Birch Bay-Lynden Road I-5 overpass. The overpass was damaged last May  when a transporter loaded with an excavator … more

Alcoa idling postponed through June

By Steve Guntli Workers at Ferndale’s Intalco plant can expect a few more months of employment. On January 19, Alcoa announced it would postpone the idling of the … more

Canadian analyst predicts all-time low for the loonie

By Steve Guntli The value of the Canadian dollar may drop to an all-time low by the end of the year. The loonie slipped to 69.9 cents on the U.S. … more

Arts and Jazz celebrates another year of the arts

By Jenna Dennison The Blaine Fine Arts Association (BFAA) is hosting the 19th annual Arts and Jazz event this weekend. The event supports the Blaine school district’s art, band, … more

County council discusses changes to comprehensive plan

By Oliver Lazenby The Whatcom County Council will hold a public hearing on potential revisions to the county’s comprehensive plan at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, January 26, at the Whatcom … more

Three tips for surviving cold and flu season

It’s that time of year again. From minor colds to severe flus and fevers, seasonal sicknesses are unpredictable and can sneak up on your family at any time. Unfortunately, even the … more

White Rock workshop helps maintain balance

White Rock’s Osteopathic Resolutions is offering a presentation on balance work on January 23. Physiologist Pamela Rogers will be hosting the seminar from 10:30 a.m. to noon. The … more

Canine flu: how to prevent and treat it

By Steve Guntli Seattle health officials are warning that canine flu has broken out in King County. The outbreak affected more than 90 dogs at a kennel in Kent, and … more

Hiking with dogs

Mika tries out some new hiking gear for a day on the mountain. Photo by Mackenzie Meyers more

Whatcom County sheriff's reports, January 6- January 12

January 6, 3:29 a.m.: Alarm audible on Blaine Road. January 6, 7:27 a.m.: Motor vehicle accident non-blocking, non-injury on Birch Bay-Lynden Road. Blaine man cited for following too … more

Powerball mania

Customers line up to purchase tickets for the $1.5 billion Powerball drawing at Hill’s Chevron on Peace Portal Drive. Chevron employees said the store has been selling tickets … more

City, port to hold public meeting on pier road repairs

By Steve Guntli The city of Blaine and the Port of Bellingham will give the public a chance to weigh in on the future of the road leading to the Blaine pier. On … more

Performer brings history of civil rights to Blaine

By Steve Guntli Gary Giles has been performing since he was barely old enough to walk, and his talent has taken him around the globe. Now, he’s ready to share what he calls the … more

Low oil prices delay Blaine harbor cleanup projects

By Steve Guntli Two environmental improvement projects in Blaine Marina have been put on hold until the state can drum up more funds. The Port of … more

City to hold public hearing about changes to Semiahmoo projects

By Steve Guntli The city of Blaine is asking for input on proposed changes to the Semiahmoo Shores project on Semiahmoo spit. Semiahmoo Shores, formerly known as the … more
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