Articles published Fri, Dec 1, 2000

A project to fix a crumbling wall on Bayview Drive ended up leading to a crumbled road last week.

Once again, Point Roberts is “keeping Christmas well,” as the old saying goes. Only this year, the excitement and opportunities for gift purchasing...

After six years of legal wrangling, 130,000 vehicle owners whose cars were seized at the border may be getting a second chance.

The state department of fish and wildlife (WDFW) has closed local waters to all non-tribal crab harvesting until further notice.

The Northwest Clean Air Authority and the state department of ecology have issued a statewide ban on outdoor burning effective until further notice.

Billed as a fierce advocate of open borders, Canadian Consul General Roger Simmons certainly lives up to his reputation. Speaking at the Point Roberts ...

Supporters of a real lighthouse for Lighthouse Marine Park will have their first official meeting as the board of a newly created nonprofit society on ...

Fire district #5 is poised to become the county’s newest ambulance service, which could bring $36,000 dollars in funding to the Point.

Water district commissioners are split on how involved the district should be in a proposed plan to bring sewers to roughly half of the Point.

Despite a recent change in St. Joseph Hospital’s medical flight service, memberships in the service’s insurance program will be honored and can...

Local fears that Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) brass are hungrily eyeing the PACE program were fed last month by an email from INS assistant...