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December 2006


Bobbie Quilty and Gene ‘Big Thunder’ Kiniski search out the best chili at the annual Kiniski’s Reef Tavern’s chili cook-off, held November 11 to benefit the local food bank.

4th annual holiday craft fair this December
“If you want to meet your neighbors and see what they are making this is your chance,” said Samantha Scholefield, organizer of the Point’s annual holiday craft fair and dinner, now in its fourth year. “We’ve sold it out every year we’ve done it.”

County announces plans for Maple Beach
County engineers say they are finally ready to implement some of the recommendations of a 2005 report that Maple Beach residents say could have saved their properties from damage during last winter’s storms.

Petition’s legality questioned
Point Roberts water commissioners appear dubious about the legality of a petition for sewer service submitted to them in October, and will be seeking legal advice before acting on it.

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Development co. to buy marina
Seattle area development company Cobalt Properties has entered into a contract to buy the local marina, subject to conditions that Cobalt principal Stephen MacKay has been on the Point trying to resolve.

Republican incumbents buck Democratic tide
Resisting a Democratic tide, state Republican incumbents senator Dale Brandland and representative Doug Ericksen both eked out a small margin of victory over their Democratic opponents in the Tuesday, November 7 general election.

Fire rating likely to improve
The Washington Survey and Rating Bureau (WSRB) visited Point Roberts recently to evaluate the local fire suppression system and found it might have improved enough to earn a higher rating for the community.

Parks commissioners urged
to reconsider cell tower deal

The Point Roberts Parks and Recreation District commissioners are reviewing the first draft of a proposed agreement to lease land to Verizon Wireless for a cellular transmission tower, but, having used up the district’s available legal funds they may be finalizing the deal without a lawyer.

Take the stress out of shopping!
There are too many people north of the border. Too many cars. It’s big and scary and not someplace you should go when they all start moving around in fast shopping mode. Shop at home. Beat the crowds before they find out we’re down here.

Around the county. . .
-New border initiative proposed
-AP Program a Success
-Flood damage?

Captain Bob is on the way
Just in time for Christmas, local retailers Pam Oakley and Jason McDougall are teaming up to open what will be the second biggest store on the Point in the old blue parcel service building on Gulf Road.

The Screening Room
Another year has come and almost past, which means it’s time for The Screening Room’s ultimate guide to the upcoming holiday movie season.

Health Matters
We are fast approaching the holidays that herald “good eating” and little physical activity. This is the season of family gatherings, abundance of food and cheer. It is also the time of the year when the weather tends to keep us inside by the fire where it is warm and provides excuses for not being able to exercise as much or as often. This is not the season to throw caution to the wind and allow your health to be compromised. To this end, I am going to make some suggestions.

In the Garden

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