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Health and wellness

The term wellness comes up frequently during health-related discussions. Wellness is an umbrella term that refers to the many ways individuals can care for their minds and bodies. Recognition of … more

Sliders, soccer and a splash: Borderite Block Party returns to Blaine

The Blaine School District is kicking off the school year with the Borderite Block Party at Borderite Stadium on Thursday, Aug. 20, from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.  This will be the second … more

A new look, a new chapter for The Northern Light

If you haven't seen much of me around Blaine, Birch Bay and Semiahmoo over the past six months — other than the occasional City Council meeting — there’s a reason. I’ve been keeping the … more

News in brief: Aug. 13-19

Two families have filed federal lawsuits against the Blaine School District, alleging that school officials reacted in a “cavalier” way and with “deliberate indifference” when their daughters … more

Blaine sales tax is up — until inflation is factored in

Blaine’s sales tax collections may appear to be running ahead of last year at first glance, but when adjusted for inflation, they tell a different story.  The city collected $912,054 in … more

Blaine advances plans for housing, new downtown library

The Blaine City Council on Monday unanimously backed efforts to pursue a downtown redevelopment project that could combine multifamily housing, a new public library and other community amenities on … more

Fire District 21 levy passes, 2 candidates with Blaine ties advance to November

After three failed attempts, Fire District 21 has convinced voters to increase their property taxes so the district can afford to update or replace aging buildings and equipment, hire more employees … more

$4M settlement in Birch Bay Waterslides accident as would-be buyers study property

A Skagit County man who sued after being seriously hurt three years ago at Birch Bay Waterslides has agreed to a $4 million settlement, according to the law firm representing him. Meanwhile, a … more

'A heck of a train ride:' The Railway Café to close its doors

A bright red caboose on Peace Portal Drive has welcomed residents and tourists alike for years, offering a warm cup of coffee, a bite to eat and gorgeous views of Drayton Harbor.  Inside, … more

Birch Bay man arrested in connection with shooting that injured fleeing child, adult

A 63-year-old Birch Bay man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after allegedly shooting a 30-year-old woman and 2-year-old child as they ran from him on Monday night, the Whatcom … more

Blaine school district's third bond attempt would fund new middle school, field upgrades

The Blaine School Board unanimously voted to propose a capital bond for the February 2027 special election at its board meeting on Aug. 10.  Amy Zimmerman with Zervas Architects presented … more

Letters to the Editor: Aug. 12-19

The Editor: The Semiahmoo Quilt & Garden Show returns on Saturday, Aug.15, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.  Spend the day strolling through picturesque gardens while enjoying an impressive … more

Preliminary August primary election results show fire levy leading

A levy lid lift for Fire District 21, also known as North Whatcom Fire and Rescue, was leading as were a Blaine candidate for the 42nd Legislative District seat and the Blaine School Board member … more

Legals: Aug. 6-12, 2026

First published August 6, 2026 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WHATCOM In re the Matter and Estate of: WALTER A. FOX, Deceased. No. PROBATE NOTICE TO … more

Blaine Art Gallery showcases work by seven arts council members

Seven Blaine Arts Council members will have their work showcased at Blaine Art Gallery’s upcoming exhibition that runs from Saturday, Aug. 15, to Sunday, Oct. 4.  Dana Hayden, Debi … more

How seniors can remain physically and mentally active

Growing older is often equated with slowing down. Aging may be characterized as a period of decline marked by an inability to do the things you once did, but recent data indicates otherwise. … more
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