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Maple Beach sea wall repair put out for bids again

The county has put out the Maple Beach seawall repair project for bids for the fourth time after having received just one bid in the third round and none in the first two tries. According to James … more

U.S. Supreme Court rejects Bob Boule’s suit against U.S. Border Patrol agent

The U.S. Supreme Court reversed the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision to uphold Smuggler’s Inn owner Bob Boule’s Fourth Amendment excessive-force claim and First Amendment retaliation … more

Blaine school board asks state to waive missed days following lockdown

Blaine school board filed an application to Washington state’s Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) in a special meeting June 6 for the waiver of two school days that were canceled … more

Suicide prevention workshops open for teens and adults in Blaine School District

Blaine chaplain’s office The Gathering Place, local nonprofit Community Assistance Program (CAP) and Whatcom Family and Community Network are partnering to bring suicide prevention courses to … more

Point Roberts Car Cruise

First Point Roberts Car Cruise of the year stopped in at Maple Beach on May 29. more

Congratulations to the Mount Baker Experience Ski to Sea team

Congratulations to Point Roberts residents and neighbors Elliott Smith and Linda Finch who raced in the canoe leg of the Ski to Sea multi-sport team relay, on May 29... more

Fireside chat

Over the past two years, our community has suffered tremendously and disproportionately beyond almost all other areas of our shared countries. Our reliance on a stable border and the expectation of common-sense approaches from our leaders during such a time, was met with challenges. more

Blaine police arrests boy suspected of making school threats that rattles community

Blaine Police Department (BPD) officers arrested a Blaine Middle School student who is suspected of making anonymous threats serious enough for school district administrators to put the main campus … more

Here comes the sun ... hopefully

Sunny skies, good food, drinks and company brought a crowd to Kiniski’s Reef Tavern on Saturday, May 21. Reef owner Nick Kiniski, l., talking to customers. more

Bordertown bill fails to proceed through Senate

A Democrat-led effort to pass a bill in the U.S. Senate containing aid to Point Roberts and other exclaves failed after it fell short of the 60-vote filibuster-proof threshold. The aid component was … more

Saltwater Cafe

  Saltwater Cafe, located at Gulf Road and Marine Drive, is now serving dinner along with breakfast and lunch. more

No poultry from Canada allowed to enter the U.S. following avian flu outbreak

The highly infectious H5N1 avian influenza virus, or bird flu, was detected in Whatcom County last week after recently being detected in B.C. and other Washington counties. Washington State … more

Crossings – June edition

Traffic into Point Roberts April 2022, with figures for 2021 following. April: personal vehicles 40,491 (5,967); pedestrians 581 (9); commercial 344 (144). more

Hey graduates and parents of graduates!

If you or someone you know is graduating from high school or college this spring, let the community know. Please contact the editor at the All Point Bulletin no later than June 15 with your plans … more

Letters to the Editor – June

The Editor and Whatcom County Council: I am a 10-year homeowner in Point Roberts and thankful to be back. The All Point Bulletin recently ran a detailed article on Whatcom County’s ongoing … more

A care home in Point Roberts? An idea whose time has come

Victor Hugo, French poet and novelist penned the statement, “Nothing else in the world is more powerful than an idea whose time has come” and Circle of Care’s (CoC) board of … more

PAWS redoubles its efforts

As Covid-19 restrictions continue to ease, Point Roberts Animal Welfare Society (PAWS), a registered non-profit organization, is renewing its focus on the wellbeing of the domestic and wild animals … more

Point Roberts TV

Are you ready for a little history lesson? Four episodes of Point Bulletin, a special collaboration between the All Point Bulletin and then-Delta Cable in 1992, covered schools, parks, border issues … more

Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride

  Darrell (above) and Louise Cassidy raised $2,224 on May 22 for the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride ($4,467 total in the last two rides). In total, the local Vancouver ride raised $61,859 … more

People of the Point – Rose Hawayek

In the Covid-19 silver linings category, meet Rose Hawayek, whose path to Point Roberts was paved in part by the pandemic. In 2020, when Covid-19 restrictions caused the closure of her successful San … more
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