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Borderites stay alive with playoff win against Mountlake Terrace

By Oliver Lazenby Blaine football pulled off a playoff upset on October 26, beating Mountlake Terrace 28–10 in a first-round loser-out game at Edmonds … more

Washington may designate official state clam

Siliqua patula, a clam native to the Northwest, could become a very special mollusk in Washington. Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons.   By Madeline Coats WNPA Olympia News Bureau Washington may … more

Medicare open enrollment for 2020: frequently asked questions

Medicare open enrollment began on October 15 for Washington’s 1.3 million Medicare beneficiaries. Local residents still have until Saturday, December 7 to fill out their paperwork. The process … more

Local theater to present live mashup of Hallmark movies

If you enjoy the Hallmark Channel’s cheesy Christmas movies, you’ll definitely get a laugh out of Blaine Community Theater’s (BCT) upcoming production, “The Holiday Channel … more

Horseshoe Coins and Antiques marks its 25th anniversary

When Bill Becht began hunting for a location for an antique shop 25 years ago, he already had an idea for the shop’s name. It needed to include “horseshoe,” a word that reminded him … more

Inside the eradication of the Asian giant hornet nest east of Blaine

Philip Bovenkamp was the first to arrive. At 4 a.m. he pulled his lawn chair 100 feet behind the yellow caution tape on his neighbor’s east Blaine property. He drank black coffee in the … more

Covid-19 in Whatcom County, by school district boundaries: October 30

Eight people died from Covid-19 in Whatcom County in the past week, increasing the number of deaths to 164, according to the Washington State Department of Health (DOH). The number of deaths makes up … more

Proposed school board district boundaries could give Birch Bay majority of seats

Under the drafted Blaine school board district boundaries presented in a special board meeting November 22, Birch Bay could gain a simple majority on the board in upcoming elections if residents in … more

Letters to The Editor: January 6-12, 2022

The Editor: The instructors of the Bellingham Sail and Power Squadron wish to thank Gordon MacGregor and the staff of Blaine Senior Center and the city of Blaine for the use of the center’s … more

Obituary: Harry Sharp

Harry Sharp 1929–2022 The Sharp family lost their beloved patriarch, Harry, age 92, last month due to stroke. He was born in London, England within the sound of Bow Bells, immigrated to … more

WSDOT reopens North Cascades Highway

State Highway 20, which connects Whatcom and Skagit counties with eastern Washington, reopened May 10 after Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) crews worked for six weeks to clear … more

Blaine Police Department Reports: December 15-21, 2022

Dec. 2, 1:38 p.m.: Junk vehicle on Harvey Road. Dec. 2, 12:34 p.m.: Trespass on E Street. Dec. 3, 1:24 a.m.: Misdemeanor assault on A Street. Dec. 3, noon: Assist citizen on H … more

Blaine Police Department: May 4-10, 2023

Apr. 21, 1:38 p.m.: Property found on H Street. Apr. 21, 8:24 p.m.: Trespass on 3rd Street. Apr. 21, 12:52 p.m.: Domestic verbal on D Street. Apr. 22, 6 p.m.: Custodial interference on … more

Council tables vote on additional Plover funds

Blaine City Council voted 5-0 to postpone voting on an additional $58,000 to finish the restoration and maintenance of the historic Plover passenger ferry on August 14. Council plans to revisit the … more

2023 Year in Review: Sen. Sharon Shewmake

It’s been an honor to work in the state senate with so many others on behalf of Whatcom County. Nobody does this work alone and we have much to be proud of in 2023. In the budget process, … more

Paraeducators and supporters rally for fair wages at WA Capitol

Bus drivers, custodians and cafeteria workers stood outside of the Capitol with signs that read: “Living wages for ESPs!” and “I’m a paraprofessional, my heart is full, but my … more

Peace Arch Montessori opens in Blaine

By Steve Guntli   Blaine’s first Montessori preschool opened its doors in late September, giving parents the opportunity to explore a unique early-learning … more

TouchStone Behavioral Health to hold open house

By Alyssa Pitcher TouchStone Behavioral Health is the only mental health clinic serving the community of Blaine. The practice provides counseling and therapy services for all … more

WSDOT tips for driving in harsh weather

With winter on its way, now is the time to be sure you and your vehicle are prepared for snow and ice. The keys to a safe, stress-free winter driving season: slow down, ensure … more

Mitchell Road bridge to close for repairs

By Steve Guntli The I-5 overpass at Mitchell Avenue will close over the summer in order for the city to make some needed repairs. The bridge will be beginning on … more
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