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February 2004

The quintet Brass Belles joined with sax quartet Saxified for a concert to raise money for the Point Roberts library January 17. Photo by John Fisher.

Commissioners get down to the job at hand
With an awful lot to do and not much time to do it, fire district #5 commissioners aren’t wasting much time at their meetings.

Mad cow disease meets mad bureaucrats in border tiff
Despite mad cows on both sides of the border, beef did not disappear from local shelves and plates thanks to some creative shipping solutions.

Cause of marina fire still under review
Two large power boats in the Point Roberts Marina burned to the water line and sank on New Year’s Day.

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Big Thunder...
Gene Kiniski to be inducted into the wrestling hall of fame after a long and successful career.

We’re outa here!
Bonny Amero and Joe Szabo were two of a handful that braved the chilly waters of Boundary Bay for the annual Polar Bear swim on New Year’s Day.

Longer hours for NEXUS implemented
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announces new extended hours for the NEXUS program in Point Roberts.

Get out & vote!
Don’t forget the school levy election on Tuesday, February 3.

Gone, but definitely not forgotten
Ginger Porter moved to Point Roberts 15 years ago, with four children and enough energy and humor for a whole town full of kids. When she moved to Blaine this Christmas she left big shoes and good friends behind.

Family requires assistance after crash
A local family devastated by a fatal crash December 26 is looking for community support to help their 18-year-old daughter Tiffany rebuild her life.

Stumpos’ companies selling world-wide from Point Roberts

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