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Local Boys Going Places

Two Point Roberts residents have been recruited for college ball this September. Top, Ryan Heppner signed with the University of British Columbia (UBC) Varsity Thunderbirds Baseball Team where he … more

Centennial of the Maple Beach jitney service

As we welcome back more and more Canadians to the Point, it’s timely to commemorate the centennial of bus service between Ladner and Maple Beach, which helped to make the Point a recreation … more

In the Garden – March

A recent discussion of native plants (via the Washington Native Plant Society, I think) led me to check out Hitchcock and Cronquist’s Flora of the Pacific Northwest. When this hefty tome … more

New cop in town

Point Roberts’ new resident deputy, Trent Leach, moved to the Point with his wife and baby daughter last fall, after volunteering to take the spot. “So far we love it,” Leach … more

Sheriff's Reports – February

February 1, 1:55 a.m.: Request for law enforcement on Harbor Seal Drive. February 1, 2:51 p.m.: Forgery call on Birch Street. February 1, 4:49 p.m.: Watch for on Marine Drive. February 1, … more

Library Quick Picks – March

Bestsellers: All the Horses of Iceland Sarah Tolmie All the Queen’s M Kathy Reichs The Darkest Night Phillip Margolin Movies: American Siege Bruce Willis American … more

Crossings – March

Traffic into Point Roberts for November and December 2021, with figures for 2020 following. November: Vehicles – 16,280 (11,787); Pedestrian – 120 (11); Commercial – 191 (232) … more

Church News – March

When my youngest brother was eight years old, he was presented with his first bible. It was an important day for our family, and as we sat in the car on the way home, he soberly contemplated his new … more

Obituary – Tom Gillespie

Tom Gillespie 1952 – 2022 Tom Gillespie (a devoted Seahawk who counted the days to football (next season!) passed away peacefully at home of coronary heart disease complications, some … more

Obituary – John Henry Hayes McMillan

John Henry Hayes McMillan May 8, 1927 – February 6, 2022 Forever in our hearts. Always happy to be called John, Jack or Mac ... Many will remember him fondly from his involvement … more

County proposes drainage study of Point Roberts

At the direction of Whatcom County County Council, the county public works department is preparing to conduct a drainage assessment of the Point Roberts watershed. Council acted upon the request of … more

Chamber seeks revival of worker program

The Point Roberts Chamber of Commerce is working to revive a discontinued visa program so that once the border fully opens again local businesses have access to adequate workers. “When our … more

Headed north ...

On February 24, the sun rose behind Mt. Baker for the first time in 2022, as it continues its northward journey towards the vernal equinox that takes place at 8:32 a.m. March 20. On that day, the sun … more

A informal history of Nielson’s Building Center

Mom and Dad (Ron and Bev Nielson) moved to Point Roberts in 1963 from Vancouver, B.C. Ron had worked at the Rayonier Sawmill in Marpole, just as his father did for 40 years, while Bev was busy … more

Covid-19 in Whatcom County, by school district boundaries: February 12

Blaine, Mount Baker and Nooksack Valley school districts increased in Covid-19 cases since last week, while all other school districts decreased in cases, according to Whatcom County Health … more

Pacific Highway border crossing re-opens after being blocked for three days by protesters

A convoy of truckers and supporters blocked the Pacific Highway border crossing for three days following weeks of continued Canadian protests against the government’s vaccine mandates and border … more

Antigen test soon an option for Canada travel

Fully vaccinated travelers will soon have the option to show proof of a negative antigen test, instead of a PCR test, when entering Canada. Canadian government officials announced the changes will go … more

Covid-19 in Whatcom County, by school district boundaries: February 5

There have been 1,492 Covid-19 cases in Whatcom County in the past week (February 6 to February 13), or 4.1 percent of the county’s total Covid-19 cases since the start of the pandemic, … more

WCSO deputies out of hospital after Maple Falls shooting, suspect jailed

Two Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) deputies who were shot February 10 while responding to a Maple Falls altercation have been released from the hospital and are at home recovering. The … more

Cherry Point facility expanded without permits, NWCAA investigation finds

A Northwest Clean Air Agency (NWCAA) investigation into Petrogas’ Cherry Point facility found the liquefied petroleum gas exporter expanded its facility without necessary … more
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