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Blaine Police Chief: It’s long past time the two Americas come together

America is going through a challenging time. Many in America are responding to the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Atatiana Jefferson, and many others at the hands of the police. They are also … more

Blaine High School scholarships

Blaine Scholarship Foundation The Blaine Scholarship Foundation is a community-based nonprofit organization dedicated to financially supporting Blaine High School seniors to further their … more

Young Reporters sharing news stories form their neighborhoods

In the May 21 issue of The Northern Light, we offered local kids the following newsroom assignment:  In each neighborhood and community, interesting things are happening. Maybe a neighbor dog … more

School board approves new three-year contract for superintendent

The Blaine school board unanimously approved a three-year contract for Blaine school district superintendent Christopher Granger during its virtual meeting on May 26. The contract, starting on … more

Mental health and isolation during social distancing

One of the most important ways we can slow the spread of Covid-19 is to stay home and physically distance ourselves from others. Unfortunately, this method of containing the spread of the virus has … more

Capstone hires Doniel Hagee

Capstone Physical Therapy in Blaine hired Donial Hagee as the newest member of its physical therapy team. Hagee has practiced in Lynden since 2005 and specializes in sports rehabilitation, neck … more

Blaine Police Department reports, May 23-29

May 23, 12:01 a.m.: The police were performing a security check of a closed city park and located three juveniles. The police contacted the parents of the juveniles and had them come pick up the … more

Three state parks free days this month

The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is offering free access to state parks on three days in June: Saturday, June 6 (National Trails Day), Sunday, June 7 (Free Fishing Weekend) and … more

Young Reporters, May 7: Newsroom assignments for local students

In the April 23 issue of The Northern Light, we offered local kids the following newsroom assignment: While they are under the governor’s stay-at-home order, kids’ lives have changed. … more

Young Reporters, April 30: Newsroom assignments for local students

In the April 16 issue of The Northern Light, we offered local kids the following newsroom assignment: What is life like for kids these days? While stuck at home, how do kids connect with friends, … more

Whatcom Unified Command status report for May 27

According to the Whatcom County Health Department, there have been 381 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the county as of 11:44 a.m., March 26. A total of 7,762 people have tested negative while 33 … more

State unemployment hit by fraud

The economic bloodbath precipitated by the coronavirus pandemic continued unabated during the month of April as the state unemployment rate reached 15.8 percent. Whatcom was one of the hardest hit … more

City council makes virus-related budget reductions

Voluntary furloughs, other cost-saving measures are in place Blaine City Council approved a budget amendment at its May 26 council meeting that forecasts an $880,000 reduction in revenue due to … more

Blaine musician releasing children’s album June 6

When Blaine-based Dana Cohenour, an award-winning children’s songwriter and performer, set out to create her latest album, she didn’t want it to just be background music for children. It … more

Local group looking for help sewing masks

The BBSP (Blaine, Birch Bay, Semiahmoo, Point Roberts) Covid-19 Community Helpers group is looking for volunteers to help sew masks for people in the community. The group started sewing face masks … more

Virtual Blaine chamber meeting to feature city manager, economic development specialists

The Blaine Chamber of Commerce is hosting a virtual networking meeting from noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, June 3, featuring Michael Jones, Blaine city manager; Bonnie Onyon, Blaine mayor; Gina Stark, … more

Census field operations are back underway in Whatcom County

Field operations for the U.S. Census resumed on May 11 in Whatcom County and the rest of Washington state after being put on hold in March due to Covid-19. The operation, named “Update … more

Athletic booster club postpones 2020 Hall of Fame

The Blaine High School Athletic Booster Club Hall of Fame committee decided to postpone its induction ceremony and other festivities surrounding this year’s Hall of Fame. The ceremony was … more
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