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Meet the new division chief and fire marshal

North Whatcom Fire and Rescue (NWFR) will host a community meet and greet to welcome new division chief and fire marshal Herschel Rostov. The open house-style event will take place at Odell … more

Candidate filing week approaching

If you’re interested in running for one of the 134 offices up for election in Whatcom County this November, get ready to file your declaration of candidacy. Candidate filing week is May … more

Blaine soccer gets first win, 3–1 over Nooksack

By Oliver Lazenby Blaine boys soccer won 3–1 at Nooksack Valley, the first win of the season for Blaine soccer. “The kids have been working really hard for that win every game,” … more

Sedro topples Blaine in first game of big week for Borderites baseball

By Oliver Lazenby Despite solid pitching from Colby Knutzen, Blaine couldn’t defeat league-leading Sedro-Woolley (16–2 overall) in a 3–0 duel on April 23. The … more

Ericksen registers as foreign agent for Cambodia

By Jami Makan State senator Doug Ericksen (R-Whatcom County) has registered as a foreign agent for the kingdom of Cambodia. According to media reports, Ericksen created a company that has … more

First half 2019 property taxes due April 30

The Whatcom County Treasurer is reminding taxpayers that “first half” property tax payments are due April 30. Property tax statements are split into two payments, so this notice applies … more

Original Harbor Café Fisherman’s Table to be replaced

By Zoe Deal Back in the 1980s, Blaine belonged to the fisherman. During gillnetter openings it wasn’t uncommon to have 600 boats in the water. The seasons were … more

Growing Perennial Foods by Acadia Tucker

By Pat Grubb Just in time for Earth Day, Stone Pier Press, an environmentally focused publishing house, has released Growing Perennial Foods, a Field Guide to Raising … more

Opening ceremony held for new Lummi Nation development

The Lummi Nation and Lummi Commercial Company held a grand opening for the new Lummi Bay Market at Fisherman Cove on April 19 with a ceremony featuring the Black Hawk Singers. The grocery … more

Blaine Builder Award presented to Gary Dunster

A Blaine Builder Award was presented to Gary Dunster by mayor Bonnie Onyon at Blaine City Council’s April 22 meeting. Dunster was recognized for his contributions to the city of Blaine, … more

School district planning budget that would require teacher layoffs

By Oliver Lazenby The Blaine school district is projecting a $1.1 million budget shortfall next year and is planning a budget for the 2019-2020 school year that could … more

Superintendent retiring after 36 years in education

By Oliver Lazenby After 13 years as Blaine school district superintendent and 36 years in public education, Ron Spanjer announced plans to retire at the end of … more

High B.C. gas prices bring motorists south of border

By Jami Makan Blaine gas stations had a busy weekend, as the Easter holiday and high B.C. gas prices brought more drivers south of the border to fill up their … more

Robert “Bob” Johns Harlan

06/14/1925 – 04/09/2019 Bob was born in Bellingham to William and Effie (Johns) Harlan. He graduated from Bellingham High School. On June 24, 1951 he was married to Florence … more

Blaine Police Department reports: April 18, 2019

April 7, 1:37 a.m.: Officers responded to a reported residential alarm on D Street. Officers arrived and spoke with a resident who advised a guest left and they couldn't reset the alarm in time, … more

Letters to the Editor: April 18-24

The Editor: I generally enjoy the newspaper. I just don’t get it sometimes, though. The latest issue has a half page photo on the cover, a headline: “Big turn-out ...” The caption … more

City of Blaine hires a new public defender

By Jami Makan The city of Blaine has hired a new public defender to provide legal representation for indigent criminal defendants. The city has hired the Law Offices of Ziad Youssef, … more

Birch Bay the most tax-friendly place in Washington for retirees

By Jami Makan Birch Bay is number one in Washington in retirement tax friendliness, according to a study by SmartAsset, a financial technology company that provides personal finance advice on … more

Project Kneaded Dough fundraiser supporting family in need

By Aly Siemion During the month of April, Avenue Bread will donate 25 cents of every loaf of bread sold to Animals as Natural Therapy (ANT). Avenue Bread’s closest location is at … more
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