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Introduction of an ordinance that would reduce bi-weekly curbside pickup by half in Point Roberts was pushed back until it can be considered by Whatcom County Council’s Public Works and Health …
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By Pat Grubb |
10/30/20 04:09 PM
The Editor:
Your article on Race Week is surprisingly flawed and one-sided. Shame on your reporting.
You made it sound like Race Week was a large company that was trying to bilk the marina out …
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10/30/20 03:42 PM
If money talks, then there’s a whole lot of yakking going on in the 42nd district. As of October 19, the four candidates running for state representative district 42 seats have reported …
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By Pat Grubb |
10/30/20 03:30 PM
Traffic into Point Roberts for September 2020 (2019 figures following): Passenger vehicles – 13,509 (194,695); Commercial vehicles – 262 (2,106).
Traffic into Point Roberts for August …
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10/30/20 03:22 PM
The Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club delivered a check for $2,000 to the Point
Roberts Food Bank to help ease the hardship from the forced isolation of Point Roberts’
residents. Henry …
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10/30/20 03:20 PM
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has won an important skirmish in its fight to obtain documents from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regarding the January 2020 crackdown …
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By Pat Grubb |
10/30/20 03:15 PM
Recently, the All Point Bulletin asked
readers to submit six-word memoirs describing
their lives since the beginning of
the pandemic. Here are some of their responses.
Please continue to …
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10/30/20 03:10 PM
Winter is coming and the border is still closed to Canadian property owners. While many never opened their cabins at all this year, those who did are looking at how to get them ready for cold …
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By Meg Olson |
10/30/20 03:00 PM
The garden column on the role of soil texture in growing healthy plants generated some interest, which leads me to a good holiday gift suggestion for gardeners. In fact, it’s a gift that can be …
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By Rhiannon Allen |
10/30/20 02:57 PM
Last month, we lost a beloved pastor, patriarch and prophet with the passing of Ernie Loreen.
He was larger than life; a big man with a big presence, a big voice and a big, big love for people. …
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By Gina Gaudet |
10/30/20 02:50 PM
The USDA has recognized Whidbey Telecom for its commitment to extending high-speed internet and awarded the company over half a million dollars to get started on a fiber project to serve residents on …
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10/30/20 02:45 PM
Oct. 3, 11:46 a.m.: Assist citizen cold call on Ocean View Court.
Oct. 5, 11:16 a.m.: Noise cold call on Province Road.
Oct. 5, 11:40 a.m.: Welfare check cold call on Mill Road.
Oct. 6, …
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10/30/20 02:41 PM
As most of you know, the community center is closed. However, the seniors’ lunch program is still in full swing, thanks to our volunteers and Chef Roger.
These lunches are available to …
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By Madeleine Anderson |
10/30/20 02:32 PM
Bestsellers:
Twisted . . . . . . . . Steve Cavanagh
American Traitor . . . . . Brad Taylor
Old Country Music . …
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By Kris Lomedico |
10/30/20 02:27 PM
Halloween at Nielson’s Building Center: Kids, stop by Nielson’s Building Center on Halloween, Saturday, October 31 until 3 p.m. and get a glow-in-the-dark necklace and a treat. Info: …
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10/30/20 02:21 PM
Ernie T. Loreen
November 6, 1926 - October 4, 2020
Ernie Loreen was a leader by example, a steadfast advocate for social justice, a pillar of the community, and at his very core, an …
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10/30/20 02:17 PM
Anna Jane Mannering
September 17, 1951 – October 2, 2020
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Anna Mannering, who put up a strong unwavering two-year battle against …
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10/30/20 02:08 PM
Philip Bovenkamp was the first to arrive. At 4 a.m. he pulled his lawn chair 100 feet behind the yellow caution tape on his neighbor’s east Blaine property. He drank black coffee in the …
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By Grace McCarthy |
10/28/20 05:45 PM
A pilot project will allow international travelers to avoid a 14-day mandatory quarantine upon arrival in Canada if they agree, and test negative, to a rapid Covid-19 test upon arrival and a second …
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By Pat Grubb |
10/22/20 06:23 PM
Fire chief Christopher Carleton is asking for the community’s help in raising funds to help pay medical costs for his wife, Pamela. She was diagnosed with liver failure on September 22 and will …
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By Pat Grubb |
10/22/20 05:46 PM
