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The Indoor Report: What to read, watch and listen to this month

This month’s selections prove the old adage that truth is often stranger than fiction. These true stories are every bit as funny, sad, engrossing and downright weird as any work of … more

Blaine’s Border Brew earns Silver Platter award from health department

By Katelyn Doggett The Whatcom County Health Department has released its annual list of Silver Platter Awards for 2014 and out of 39 establishments that won an … more

Wildfires cover Whatcom County in smoke

By Steve Guntli Whatcom County residents found themselves under a layer of smoke on July 6 as wildfires burned in Washington and British … more

Summer Youth Soccer Camp

By Steve Guntli Blaine’s third annual Summer Youth Soccer Camp drew more attendees than ever before. More than 80 kids signed up for the soccer camp this year, up … more

Woman sentenced for crashing stolen bus in Blaine

Blaine police chief Mike Haslip and a Whatcom County Sheriff’s deputy help a woman out of Semiahmoo Bay after she tried to escape police by swimming to Canada. The woman had stolen a school bus … more

Fire danger leads to tighter fireworks regulations

By Steve Guntli With Whatcom County and Washington state in the grips of a heat wave, state and county officials are urging extreme caution when using … more

County weighs options after Bellingham bails on jail

By Steve Guntli Whatcom County Council is taking steps to make the county jail happen, with or without Bellingham’s support. Bellingham City Council voted to … more

Fourth of July road closures

Drivers who use State Route 548/Peace Portal Drive in Blaine should prepare for road closures Saturday, July 4, for the Blaine Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration. Both directions … more

Sandsculpture competition expands for biggest event ever

By Katelyn Doggett Get your shovels and buckets ready – the 32nd annual Birch Bay Sandcastle Contest takes place on July 18 and 19. Participants of all ages will … more

Tips for safe biking this summer

By Katelyn Doggett When the weather starts to clear up and the sun comes out, more people begin to dust off their bikes. Before hopping on and pedaling off, make … more

14 essentials to build your own first aid kit

Summer is a great time to refresh your first-aid kit or build a new one. If you need to treat an illness or injury at home or on the road you’ll thank yourself later for having all of the … more

International Arts and Music Festival

  Crowds filled Peace Arch State Park for three days of music, art and food during the International Arts and Music Festival June … more

Helicopter lands at library

    Photos by Katelyn Doggett A U.S. Border Patrol helicopter landed at the Blaine Public Library on June 23 to let kids get hands-on … more

Semiahmoo runner goes “twice around the world”

By Jack Kintner As he energetically broke a symbolic tape held by family and friends last Thursday, Semiahmoo resident Trevor Hoskins completed a goal he’s had in … more

Blaine’s Fourth of July festivities return

By Steve Guntli It’s that time once again. Blaine’s Old-Fashioned Fourth of July is the town’s biggest event of the year. Every July 4, more … more

Registration deadline approaching for Drayton Harbor Music Festival

By Steve Guntli Time is running out to sign up for the Drayton Harbor Music Festival. Registration for the 14th annual festival closes on June 30. … more

Government shutdown looms as legislature debates budget

By Steve Guntli Washington state government is facing a shutdown if state legislators don’t soon agree on a budget. State officials have begun notifying some state … more

Celtic music at Peace Arch State Park

Tiller’s Folly, one of Canada’s most acclaimed Celtic music groups, will appear at the International Arts and Music Festival in Peace Arch State Park Friday through Sunday, June … more

70 years strong

Murray and Kathryn Goff celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on June 21. The Goffs met as teenagers at the Birch Bay skating rink. Photo by Marsha Hawkins more

NBA’s Luke Ridnour brings basketball camp back to Blaine

By Steve Guntli Registration is now open for this year’s Luke Ridnour Basketball Camp July 29–31. Ridnour, a Blaine native and point guard for … more
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