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Murder suspect arrested after abandoning stolen vehicle in Blaine

By Jami Makan A homicide suspect was arrested earlier this week in Surrey, B.C. after illegally crossing the border in Blaine, where he left a stolen van. Photo courtesy of the Blaine Police … more

Obituary Wilma Donaldson

October 2, 1921 – January 16, 2019 Long-time Point Roberts resident Wilma Louise Donaldson died January 16 at Delta Hospital at the age of 97. Wilma was born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, to … more

Expanded trash collection goes off without major hitches

By Meg Olson According to Cando Recycling and Disposal Services owner David Gellatly, the numbers from the rollout of mandatory garbage pickup show the system is doing what it’s supposed to … more

Ham operators to hold field day

By Meg Olson As recent events have shown, emergencies don’t only happen during inclement weather, so members of the Point Roberts Amateur Radio Club (PRARC) will be holding a winter version … more

The first minds...

By Meg Olson In his latest book, Point Roberts resident Arthur Reber makes the argument that if it’s alive, it knows it, at least at some level. “The First Minds: Caterpillars, … more

Book on Gene Kiniski released

By Meg Olson In his new biography of Gene Kiniski, author Steven Verrier goes beyond the wrestling legend to document a life that left its stamp on the communities of Blaine, Point Roberts … more

Year in review: The final installment

By Meg Olson October • With a growing call volume for fire and emergency medical calls, fire chief Christopher Carleton reiterated the importance of Canadian firefighters who come … more

Pay it forward now!

By Annelle Norman As you may already know, over 50 percent of Point Roberts residents are over 60 years of age and about half of those are over 70 and 80 years of age.* If you are fortunate, … more

Church News – February, 2019

By Gina Gaudet As a young teen, I had a typical need to question and doubt everything, especially religion. My parents required church attendance (under threat of being grounded), so I was a … more

Sheriff's report

January 4, 11:41 a.m.: Burglary on Peltier Drive. January 5, 3:11 p.m.: Alarm audible on Cliff Road. January 6, 4:22 p.m.: Assist agency on Baher Road. January 6, 9:26 p.m.: … more

Senior's Point

Friday, February 1: Macaroni and cheese, Italian sausage link (chicken), crinkle cut carrots and salad/fruit. Wednesday, February 6: Pork loin with apple chutney, mashed potatoes and gravy, … more

Library Picks – February, 2019

By Kris Lomedico Bestsellers: Wolf Pack ................................ C.J. Box Gingerbread ............................ Helen Oyeyemi The River … more

Letters to the Editor – February, 2019

The Editor: On behalf of the Point Roberts Park and Recreation District, we would like to thank everyone who assisted us in opening and operating the community center as a shelter during the … more

PRCAC continues to whittle away at local zoning

By Meg Olson The Point Roberts Community Advisory Committee (PRCAC) is heading into 2019 with a lot of new faces at the table. Following a December 18 townhall meeting where the … more

Federal shutdown takes toll on local employees

As the government shutdown drags into its fifth week, approximately 11,000 unpaid federal workers in Washington state are struggling to make ends meet. With no end in sight, local residents have … more

Parks board appoints new commissioners

By Pat Grubb The Point Roberts parks board is back at full strength after two new commissioners were appointed at the commission’s regular meeting on January 14. The five-member … more

School board to face hard decision on January 28

By Oliver Lazenby The ideal grandstand seems to remain just out of reach for the Blaine school district; at a January 9 special meeting, school board members heard … more

Lawmakers propose new strategy after voters nix carbon tax

By Emma Scher WNPA Olympia News Bureau After state voters soundly rejected a carbon fee initiative, climate advocates in the Legislature are trying to curb climate change with a … more

Commissioners laud chief’s performance

By Pat Grubb Fire commissioner Virginia Lester was fulsome in her praise of fire chief Christopher Carleton and assistant chief John Shields in the wake of the violent windstorm that … more

Government shutdown impacts local agencies, residents

By Gwen Roley With the federal government shutdown in its third week, local citizens are starting to feel the impact on their daily lives. In an Oval Office appearance Tuesday night, … more
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