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School district hopes anonymity will spur tips

By Oliver Lazenby The Blaine school district has launched an anonymous tip line that district officials hope will make it easier for people to report safety … more

Mandatory garbage pickup moves ahead

Jeff Hegedus speaking at the PRCAC meeting on February 13.                            Photo by Pat Grubb By Pat Grubb Aiming for a January 1, 2019 implementation date, county health … more

Memorial for Stan Riffle to be held on February 21

MEMORIAL for STAN RIFFLE Wednesday, February 21 at 1 p.m. PR Fire Hall, 2030 Benson Road Everyone welcome.   Point Roberts' resident, Stan Riffle, passed away … more

Property tax rates for 2018 released – prepare to pay more

  By Pat Grubb Whatcom County Assessor Keith Willnauer was bang on when he recently advised that county taxpayers could expect a hefty … more

Community rallies to help local resident

By Meg Olson This week a jewel-encrusted toilet will begin its migration around the Point, the beginning of a multi-pronged fundraising effort to help longtime … more

Pinky Vargas will run for state senate seat

By Stefanie Donahue Bellingham city councilmember Pinky Vargas announced that she will run for state senate in the 42nd legislative district, a position currently held by Doug … more

Circle of Care holds first annual meeting

The Point Roberts Circle of Care organization held its first annual general meeting on January 24 at Trinity Church community hall. Co-founder and president of the board of trustees Chris Cameron led … more

Park district to seek grants

Trail users have taken to building informal bridges across the wet areas on the trail system. Photo by Bennett Blaustein The Point Roberts park and recreation district is looking for grant … more

Love the Point?

Show your love for the Point with a Valentine’s day cleanup of local roads. The Whatcom County Health Department and CanDo Recycling and Refuse will co-sponsor a community cleanup from 10 … more

Dollars for Scholars accepting applications

Local students headed for post secondary studies or continuing their education are invited to apply for scholarships from Point Roberts Dollars for Scholars. The application period for 2018 … more

Westwind expands

^ Mark Pondelick. Photo by Meg Olson Westwind Marine owners Mark and Tami Pondelick have added local yacht brokerage Steele-A-Weigh Yachts to their business, continuing to add services for local … more

Golf Course returns to glory

A rainbow is an omen of good luck for the golf course’s re-opening. By Meg Olson The golf course is set to reopen in the spring, restored to its former glory and renamed as Bald Eagle Golf Club at … more

Best Time RV to move to 79 Tyee Drive; water board looking for new digs

79 Tyee Drive, soon to be ex-home of the Point Roberts water district and new home to Best Time RV. Photo by Pat Grubb   By Meg Olson The Point Roberts water district is looking for a new home … more

Conflicting tsunami warnings create community confusion

A tsunami warning was issued to residents of coastal British Columbia and Washington after an earthquake struck south of Kodiak, Alaska at 1:31 a.m. on January 23. Social media pages were … more

District to offer homecare visits

Hospital commissioner Candace Harper, l., fire commissioner Virginia Lester and fire chief Christopher Carleton listen to hospital commissioner Robin Nault. Photo by Pat Grubb By Meg Olson The Point … more

District placing construction levy on April special election

By Oliver Lazenby The Blaine school district will send a $12 million, six-year levy to voters in April to rebuild, repair and replace facilities throughout the school district. Blaine … more

Puberty getting you down?

Puberty, social issues and decision-making are among the many topics to be discussed at two events for preteens and families in March, hosted by PeaceHealth Medical Group Pediatrics. The … more

Lack of money means no new playground at park

By Meg Olson Delays and higher than expected costs will mean a later opening for the boardwalk at Lighthouse Marine Park and the elimination of plans for new playground … more

Expect to get pounded with taxes, says county assessor

By Pat Grubb Property owners should expect a sizable jump in their 2018 tax bill that will arrive in their mailboxes around mid-February. Much of the increase can be … more

School board to consider capital projects levy

By Oliver Lazenby The Blaine School District board of directors will consider asking voters to pass a $12 million capital levy at its next meeting, on Monday, January … more
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