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Blaine’s pearl of a restaurant: Drayton Harbor Oyster Company

Drayton Harbor Oyster Company (DHO) is both a restaurant and an oyster farm that is a staple of Blaine. “It has become a destination,” co-owner Steve Seymour said. “We’ve … more

Washington Democrats divided on school funding plans

Funding of Washington’s public schools is one of the tougher wrinkles House and Senate budget writers must iron out in the weeks ahead. Democrat-drafted proposals in the two chambers are … more

Road Rules: You can legally drive that RV. But should you?

Question: I was in the right lane of a two-lanes-in-each-direction road. A RV came up in the left lane and swung slightly right – wheels still in the left lane, but wide-mounted mirrors … more

Blaine book review: “The Road to Roswell”

“The Road to Roswell,” by Connie Willis is a delightful romp of a sci-fi romance novel set in the American southwest. Francie, our story’s protagonist, has traveled to Roswell, … more

Letters to The Editor: April 3-9, 2025

The Editor: My family attended the Family Science Night that Blaine Primary School hosted on February 27. What I saw made me want to do something … anything, to help support the future of … more

Sheriff's Reports, April 3-9, 2025

March 22, 9:11 a.m.: Warrant arrest on Birch Bay-Lynden Road. March 22, 11:11 a.m.: Fraud cold call on Bay Road. March 22, 11:17 a.m.: Fraud cold call on Birch Bay Drive. March 22, … more

Blaine Police Department Reports: April 3-9, 2025

March 22, 1:25 a.m.: Overdose on Kingsley Avenue. March 22, 12:12 p.m.: Trespass on Ludwick Avenue. March 24, 9:38 a.m.: Civil problem on H Street. March 24, 11:28 a.m.: Sex crime (no … more

Celebration of Life: Kathleen Montfort

Celebration of Life Kathleen Montfort 1942 – 2024   Join us to celebrate and remember Katy Montfort on Sunday, April 13, 11 a.m.–2 p.m., at the Cannery Lodge at … more

Blaine school board approves third year of cuts

For the third consecutive year, the Blaine school board has approved budget cuts that will tighten the district’s already barebones budget by $3 million. The cuts will eliminate roughly 46 … more

Blaine City Council: UGA land swap, Canadian relations and the Plover

The latest news from the Blaine City Council meeting on March 24 includes the city’s proposal to swap its urban growth area from east Blaine, a resolution to support continued partnership … more

Public comment opens on Treoil site

The Washington State Department of Ecology (DOE) is asking the public to comment on how to clean the Treoil Industries site, which has cost millions of dollars in environmental cleanup efforts due to … more

Former fire division chief dies from job-related cancer

North Whatcom Fire and Rescue (NWFR) division chief Shaun Ward, who served Whatcom County for over 25 years, died on March 18 from occupational-related cancer. He was 58. Ward’s career … more

Girls golf battles Northwest Conference rivals at Semiahmoo

Blaine spring sports is in full swing, with the weather finally cooperating to allow all seven teams to see action this week. Girls golf hosted six Northwest Conference (NWC) teams at Semiahmoo Golf … more

Good To Go! doesn’t text for fee, WSDOT says

The Washington State Department of Transportation issued a warning to Washingtonians, urging not to click on fraudulent links in text messages claiming to be the state’s toll collection … more

Rent cap bill continues to move in Olympia despite objections

An attempt to impose a cap on rent increases elicited intense debate from both sides of the issue March 19 in the Senate Committee on Housing. “Washington cannot afford to take steps that … more

Blaine Art Gallery prepares for April display

Blaine Art Gallery is rotating its artists on display for the month of April with five new artists featured. The artists will be Carole Falleen, Deborah Haggman, Gordon Nealy, Martin Johnson and … more
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