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Sports roundup: Blaine spring sports close in on playoffs

For some, regular season spring sports action wraps up this week. And with playoffs approaching, Blaine softball, boys soccer and baseball all look like favorites at districts. Baseball Blaine … more

Circle of Care AGM

Point Roberts Circle of Care held their annual general meeting on April 16 to a full house at the Point Roberts fire hall. In addition to giving their report on 2022, Bill Zidell reported that the … more

Three Whatcom residents charged with 5-year-old’s overdose death

Three Whatcom County residents have been charged with the death of a 5-year-old girl who overdosed from fentanyl in early March. Ferndale police officers arrested Melissa Ann Welch, 35, Cody … more

BHS students bring touch of magic to “Into the Woods”

Blaine High School theater students are bringing to life the musical “Into the Woods” with an all-star cast and tech crew. The performance will open for a Thursday evening show on April … more

Women’s film festival offers unique screenings of diverse films

It’s not too late to buy tickets for a Bellingham-based film festival that showcases movies made by female directors. Next month, the Cascadia International Women’s Film Festival … more

Southwest starts Denver flights from BLI

Southwest Airlines began seasonal flights from Bellingham International Airport to Denver International Airport on April 15. The new, nonstop flight will only operate on Saturdays through November … more

PREP Chili Cookoff

The PREP Chili Cook-off saw a large turn-out for competing recipes and tasters on April 8 at Kiniski’s Reef Tavern. more

Sports roundup: Blaine softball, soccer take commanding wins over Pioneers

Girls softball The Lady Borderites are having a strong softball season.  Blaine beat the defending 1A state champions Nooksack Valley Pioneers 10-6 April 11 at Pipeline Fields in … more

Senator Shewmake’s derelict vessel bill passes into state law

An administrative law judge will soon be able to decide whether derelict vessels should be removed from Washington waters – quickening the appeals process – after Senate Bill 5192 was … more

Careful how you park

Point Roberts fire chief Christopher Carleton has issued an appeal for drivers to consider how they are parked on narrow streets. “We have come across a few situations where our emergency … more

Got B.C. plates on your car?

In May of 2022, B.C. stopped issuing annual validation stickers for vehicle licenses. There have been sporadic reports on social media that police in Washington have been ticketing B.C. drivers for … more

Corrections

In a story regarding the parks board in the last issue of the All Point Bulletin, we wrote that the commissioners unanimously approved a spring dance to be held in April. In fact, commissioner Matt … more

Seabright stairs

Winter storms and high waters have washed away the stairs accessing the beach from The Cottages at Seabright Farm. Some walkers have fashioned a replacement of sorts. more

BP planning for $1.5 billion green investment at Cherry Point

BP’s Cherry Point Refinery could be subject to a $1.5 billion investment that would make the Whatcom County facility a future hub for green energy.  Whatcom County Executive Satpal … more

Blaine school district to receive Juul Labs settlement

E-cigarette company Juul Labs will pay $1.2 billion to Blaine and 1,600 other school districts involved in a class-action lawsuit settlement for the company’s role in the youth vaping … more

BHS alumni invited to play at Gray’s final concert

The Blaine school district is looking for alumni to play at band director Bob Gray’s final Blaine High School band concert to celebrate his retirement. The concert is 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 2 … more

Obituary – Jacqueline Enid MacKenzie

Jacqueline Enid MacKenzie November 10, 1933 – Feb. 26, 2023 Jacqueline (Jackie) MacKenzie passed away peacefully February 26, 2023 after a battle with dementia. She was predeceased by her … more

Blood draw policy raises concern

A client expressed frustration with a new clinic policy during the hospital district’s regular monthly board meeting on March 8. Local resident Judy Ross needed a blood draw to renew a … more

130 years of Icelandic heritage

European settlement of Point Roberts dates to the mid-19th century, but it was the arrival of a specific ethnic group, Icelanders, who propelled the population growth and development of Point … more

PUD, PointNet and Whidbey wait

In January, PointNet LLC partnered with the Public Utilities District #1 (PUD) to apply for a Washington State Broadband Office (WSBO) grant to provide high-speed internet access to all underserved … more
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