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Borderites honored with All-Conference selections, coach of the year

Spring sports season is officially underway, but, as is often the case in March in the Pacific Northwest, the weather has not been cooperative, forcing a number of games to be canceled. Despite … more

Update: Blaine teenager found

Blaine Police Department announced on March 22 that a 17-year-old Blaine girl was found after she was reported to have run away from home on Feb. 1.  Blaine police shared the missing person … more

Seed Share

The annual Seed Share on March 7 saw the exchange of many, many seeds. We can't wait to see the results in local gardens. more

Beekeepers Association 18th anniversary

The Point Roberts Beekeepers Association celebrated their 18th anniversary at their March 2 meeting. Members present for the festivities included from l., Dustin Koefed, Linda Marie Bruce, David … more

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Thank you for being a reader! We’re running a short, anonymous survey to help us better understand how our community finds and reads our stories. It takes less than 2 minutes, and we truly … more

Obituary: Charles Franklin Nunes 

Charles Franklin Nunes  Charles Franklin Nunes (Chuck) passed away peacefully on December 13 at the age of 89, following a long stay at Surrey Memorial Hospital. He was deeply devoted to … more

Here’s what to know about colon cancer screening for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

Why screen for colon cancer? Colon cancer (colorectal cancer) is the third most common cancer in the U.S. and the second leading cause of cancer-related death. Each year, more than 154,000 … more

Women in Art accepting submissions

Women in Art is back for the month of March at the Point Roberts Community Center. The annual art exhibition is being held for the fourth year in honor of International Women’s Day.  … more

Cascade PBS Origins Grant applications open

Cascade PBS has opened submissions for its Origins grant, which funds Pacific Northwest and Canadian filmmakers to create docuseries showcasing communities in the region.  “ We are … more

B.C. makes change to permanent Daylight Savings Time

Clocks, phones and watches will spring forward for the last time in B.C. on March 8. When Washingtonians “fall back” on Nov. 1, we will be falling into a different time zone than our northern … more

Law enforcement warns of scammers using Whatcom County Jail data

Local law enforcement is warning the public of scammers who are seeking bail funds from people who have loved ones incarcerated in Whatcom County Jail. In a Feb. 26 social media post, a … more

Whatcom Conservation District seeks new board member

Whatcom Conservation District is seeking candidates to apply for an appointed position on its Board of Supervisors. Applications are due by March 31.   The board position is a voluntary, … more

Ukulele and community, every Wednesday

A ukulele group has been meeting in Point Roberts, gathering weekly to play and learn together. The club currently has about four regular members, though participation shifts week to week. It began … more

Code change opens doors for local music festival

A small amendment in Whatcom County Code promises to have a big impact on the annual Strings & Things International Music Festival.  During the Feb. 10 Whatcom County Council meeting, … more

Blood Drive

Sing and Shine

Valentine's Day Dance

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