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Businesses adjust to new reality

Local businesses are adjusting to changing requirements and community needs that are coming with the COVID-19 pandemic. Under Governor Jay Inslee’s March 23 “Stay Home, Stay … more

“Imperative” for clinic to stay open

The Point Roberts Clinic has introduced new patient protocols and meeting procedures in light of the world-wide pandemic. In a special meeting held Sunday, March 22, the board of commissioners … more

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Virtual events, tours and things to do

Shakespeare in the Park with the Kentucky Shakespeare Festival: Friday, March 27, 4–6:15 p.m., Facebook Premiere. Check out a streaming of an archived Kentucky Shakespeare Festival show on … more

Report led to stiffer intervention moves

The stiffening of anti-Covid-19 precautions by Western governments came about following the publication of a dire report by the Imperial College London on March 16. The report warned that the U.S. … more

Taking care of yourself in uncertain times

All the things we know to be true to maintain our health and well-being apply now more than ever. We are in the shifting sands of a pandemic where nothing is certain and everything is in question. … more

Senior lunches to roll out the door tomorrow and Friday

Please be advised that lunches will roll out the door of the community center again tomorrow – Wednesday & Friday from 12 -12:30 Kindly reserve/order your meal by return email … more

List of Essential Services of Concern to Point Roberts

By Pat Grubb Concurrent with the imposition of Stay at Home orders by Governor Jay Inslee on March 24, the state has released a list of services and industry sectors that are … more

Governor Jay Inslee imposes an immediate stay at home order in Washington state

By Pat Grubb In a televised address at 5:30 p.m. today, Washington state Governor Jay Inslee imposed a stay at home order in Washington state that goes into effect immediately. The order bans … more

Point Roberts Hospital District to hold special meeting Sunday, March 22

Special Meeting March 21, 2020 11 a.m. Topics: COVID-19: recommendations for serving Point Roberts during this time including: Recommendations … more

Canada Border Services Agency clarifies rules regarding travel into Canada

By Pat Grubb In an email to the All Point Bulletin from CBSA senior spokesperson Rebecca Purdy, rules governing essential traffic from Point Roberts … more

Governments begin rolling out relief programs for individuals and businesses

Courtesy of the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association Relief for Small Business Act of 2020 Yesterday, House Small Business Committee Chairwoman Nydia M. Velázquez … more

Physician says PeaceHealth hasn't done enough to be ready for pandemic

By Pat Grubb An emergency department (ED) physician at St. Joseph has leveled accusations against the hospital, saying it has not taken the steps necessary to prepare for Covid-19 … more

Canada - U.S. border to close to non-essential traffic at 9 p.m. tonight

By Pat Grubb The U.S. government has posted rules restricting cross-border travel in the Federal Register which are scheduled to be published on March 24. The rules … more

Full Burn Ban in effect starting 5 p.m. tonight

By Christopher Carleton The fire district is implementing a full burn ban effective at 5 p.m. today until further notice. This is to allow our emergency personnel to concentrate … more

Border update

By Pat Grubb The border separating the U.S. and Canada will be closed to non-essential travel sometime late Friday night or early Saturday morning, according to Canadian Prime … more

Grab a community meal to go

While the senior center is closed, community meals will still be provided for pick up. Please call ahead so that there are enough to-go meals prepared for all who want one. … more

Imperial College London report informed anti-coronavirus measures by Western governments

By Pat Grubb The recent stiffening of anti-Covid-19 precautions by Western governments came about following the publication of a dire report by the Imperial College London on March … more
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