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WWU students need participants for rail study

Students from Western Washington University are conducting a feasibility study for a passenger rail stop in Blaine. The students are asking people in Blaine and across the border to … more

A long walk

Doug Hoffman, a duel citizen who grew up in Niagara Falls, Ontario and currently lives in Carlsbad, California, started on a walk from the Canadian border to Mexico on June 2. … more

Open burning restricted in parts of Whatcom County

By Stefanie Donahue As a result of recent weather conditions, the Whatcom County Fire Marshal’s Office issued a ban on open burning in unincorporated parts of the … more

Suzan DelBene to host town hall meeting in Ferndale

U.S. Congresswoman Suzan DelBene will host a town hall meeting from 10:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, March 25 at the Pioneer Pavilion Community Center at 2007 Cherry Street in … more

Hands Across the Border returns June 11

The celebration that melds tradition in the name of peace returns to Blaine this Sunday. Hosted by The International Peace Arch Association (IPAA), Hands Across the Border is slated … more

Activities galore await guests at Discover Birch Bay Days

By Stefanie Donahue Folks at the Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce are packing this year’s Discover Birch Bay Days agenda chock-full of activities for all ages. Now in its 38th year, … more

Van Wingerden enters busy Poinsettia-selling season

November is a busy month for the folks at Van Wingerden Greenhouses, 8210 Portal Way. The business grows up to 175,000 Poinsettias each year, making it the largest producer in the … more

Home and Garden Show slated for March 2–4

With spring just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to start a home or garden project. For inspiration, consider stopping by the 39th Annual Whatcom County Home and Garden … more

Birch Bay chamber VP adds new role

Wayne Diaz, the current vice president of the Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Information Center, claimed a new title last month. During an annual conference in Kingston, Washington on … more

Blaine School District is testing water fixtures for lead

By Oliver Lazenby After replacing 12 faucets that tested higher than allowable threshold for lead last year, the Blaine School District is continuing to identify and replace … more

City forecasts key budget growth for 2019

More cross-border traffic and a stronger real estate market, cited by staff By Stefanie Donahue Blaine is increasingly becoming a destination to shop, play and, for … more

Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office reports: Jan. 16-18

January 16, 5:02 a.m.: Suspicious vehicle on Kickerville Road. January 16, 5:12 a.m.: Watch for on Birch Bay Drive. January 16, 5:58 a.m.: Welfare check on Birch … more

Sidhu sworn in as Whatcom County executive

Whatcom County executive Satpal Sidhu took the oath of office given by Whatcom County auditor Debbie Adelstein during a January 11 ceremony at Meridian High School in Bellingham. With him is his wife … more

Election 2020: Show us the money

If money talks, then there’s a whole lot of yakking going on in the 42nd district. As of October 19, the four candidates running for state representative district 42 seats have reported … more

Letters to the Editor: March 11-17, 2021

The Editor: This is for the car guy Doug Dahl. Recently, I purchased a 2019 Subaru. It is the first automatic transmission in my life (I’m 75). After three weeks, my right hand still … more

Baseball, softball and track athletes make conference leaderboards

Baseball On April 15, the Borderites traveled to Lynden and lost 8-5. The next day, they beat Sehome 10-8 in Bellingham. On Tuesday, the boys lost to Sedro-Woolley 4-2 at home. As of April 17, … more

County council tables no-shooting zone discussion

After nearly an hour-and-a-half contentious public hearing and rigid council debate, Whatcom County Council voted 5-2 to table discussion on the Drayton Harbor no-shooting zone for two weeks. The … more

Whatcom County Council prohibits building of new refineries, shipping facilities in Cherry Point

Whatcom County Council unanimously passed permanent land-use policies in its July 27 meeting that prohibit the construction of new fossil fuel refineries, coal plants and shipping facilities in the … more

Winter coat drive starts September 1

With cooler weather on the horizon, Community Assistance Program (CAP) and Interfaith Coalition are asking residents to donate new or used winter coats to keep their fellow community members warm … more

The Northern Light reporter places at Mt. Baker Hill Climb

Ian Haupt, reporter for The Northern Light and editor of Mount Baker Experience, a Point Roberts Press Inc. publication, placed 11th in the competitive division at the Mt. Baker Hill Climb on … more
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