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Quick and easy Kentucky brown sugar pie

A holiday feast is one meal you’ll want to ensure includes flavorful, thoughtful dishes. Unfortunately, it’s one of the busiest times of year, and sorting through recipes, especially for dessert, … more

Tis the season: displays around Blaine

Edaleen Dairy’s holiday display: a giant carton of eggnog. Blaine Healing Arts on H Street celebrates the season with snowmen and Christmas … more

Semiahmoo to host “Downton Abbey” party

Fans of “Downton Abbey” who are eager to get an early peek at the next season will get their chance at the Semiahmoo Resort. The Pacific Coast Public Television … more

Borderites accepted at MIT, U.S. Air Force Academy

By Ian Ferugson   There are few more gratifying moments for a high school principal than seeing students get accepted into the college of their … more

Musical captures life in Blaine in the early 1900s

By Jack Kintner A century ago Blaine was a bustling, robust seaport – the state’s third busiest, behind Seattle and Tacoma. “Marina,” a musical conceived and written by … more

News briefs: notable stories from Blaine and beyond

The Washington State Liquor Control Board has issued Blaine’s first marijuana grower/processor license. Zenta Gardens was approved for a tier 2 operation at 2750 Peace Portal Drive, Suite … more

Thousands respond to Blaine boy's Christmas wish

  By Steve Guntli When William Thomas, 12, made his Christmas list this year, it included his usual favorites: lots of DVDs, drawing paper and … more

Blaine council approves 2015 budget plan

By Steve Guntli   Blaine City Council is maintaining financial status quo with its 2015 budget. At the December 8 general meeting, the council … more

24/7 Parcel completes remodel on H Street store

By Steve Guntli   After a lengthy remodeling, the upgraded 24/7 Parcel store held its grand opening on November 24. Mayor pro tem Paul … more

Repairs planned for embankment near Terrell Creek mouth

By Ian Ferguson   Whatcom County public works managers have reached the permitting stage to repair a failing bulkhead and eroding embankment near the mouth of … more

Holiday Harbor Lights Festival 2014

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Food Bank founder celebrates 100th birthday

By Steve Guntli   For decades, the Blaine Food Bank has provided food to needy families in the community. This week, the food bank’s volunteers gathered to … more

Flood advisory warning in effect for Whatcom County tonight

The National Weather Service in Seattle has issued a Coastal Flood Advisory for western Whatcom County, in effect from 2 a.m. until noon Tuesday, December 9. The weather service is predicting minor … more

And the lights go on

Semiahmoo Resort’s magnificent holiday display can be seen from across Semiahmoo Bay. The resort’s staff went all out on decorations this year, lining the halls with poinsettias … more

Blaine gets grant money for Hughes Avenue improvements

By Steve Guntli Blaine is set to receive an influx of cash from the Washington Transportation Improvement Board (TIB). On November 21, the board announced the … more

Tree of Wishes keeps giving tradition alive

By Ian Ferguson It’s a great time of year for communities to come together and help those less fortunate, and in Blaine and Birch Bay, there is no shortage of neighbors willing to … more

Lynden border crossing shut down in chemical scare

By Steve Guntli The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) shut down the Lynden border crossing for several hours on November 23 after finding unknown chemicals in a Canadian … more

Water’s Edge sponsors Giving Tree charity

Birch Bay’s Water’s Edge Church is sponsoring a Giving Tree program this holiday season. With help from businesses throughout Birch Bay, Pastor Jim Carberry and his staff are … more

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

By Steve Guntli   Are you tired of “The Night Before Christmas?” Are you sick to death of the same old Christmas songs? Are you completely over seeing … more

Tree of Wishes keeps giving tradition alive

By Ian Ferguson It’s a great time of year for communities to come together and help those less fortunate, and in Blaine and Birch Bay, there is no shortage of neighbors willing to … more
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