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Get rid of your toxic products

The Whatcom County Disposal of Toxics program will hold a household hazardous waste collection day at the local transfer station this weekend, giving community members an … more

Marijuana exclusion policy termed “ludicrous”

By Pat Grubb Recent and widespread publicity about Canadians being permanently banned from the U.S. after admitting to having smoked marijuana in the past has politicians on both … more

Dry conditions mean continued burn ban

By Meg Olson The Whatcom County Fire Marshal continues to tweak the burn ban as recent wet weather has failed to alleviate dry conditions as much as expected. On … more

Burn ban to lift Friday, September 9

Due to the increase in fuel moisture levels and recent rain, the Whatcom County Fire Marshal’s Office will lift the burn ban for outdoor burning at noon on Friday, September … more

Solid waste division asks for community input

The Whatcom County Solid Waste Division is launching an online survey as the next step in a review of the Point’s solid waste system. “We want as solid waste system up there that … more

Arts and Music Festival talent show winner

Trista Monet Lang of Tsawwassen was the first place winner in the talent contest, a new feature of the Point Roberts Arts and Music Festival. more

“Upgraded” Arts & Music Festival set to go

By Meg Olson With new dates and a new location, organizers of the Point Roberts Arts and Music Festival expect to deliver a more polished event for the festival’s 21st … more

U.S. border cracking down on past pot use

By Pat Grubb Ed. Note: The following story, parts of which appeared in the September print issue of the All Point Bulletin, has been revised and updated to include … more

Cardboard Boat Races 2016

After competing for three years in The Reef’s cardboard boat race, it was time to say goodbye to this boat to make room for a new one for next year’s race. From left, Devin Ogg, … more

Kayaking kids

Taking advantage of recent sunny weather, these young kayakers get ready to set sail. Photo by Meg Olson more

Marina begins dock replacement

By Meg Olson The Point Roberts Marina is starting off an ambitious program of dock replacement with T-dock at the far end of the basin. The old … more

Deltaport expansion to hold review of environmental impacts

The review of the environmental impact statement (EIS) for the proposed second container terminal at Roberts Bank will continue with a second “orientation session” before members of the … more

Dollars for Scholars looking for board members

By Meg Olson The local chapter of Dollars for Scholars is looking for volunteers to help administer their scholarship program. “The current board is comprised of … more

School district passes 2016/17 budget

Blaine school district board of directors passed a budget for the 2016/2017 school year at its August 22 meeting. The budget anticipates that the district will start the school year … more

Homegrown co-op hosts potluck

Point Roberts Homegrown Co-op’s summer potluck on August 20 gave visitors a chance to taste different varieties of tomatos and take a photo in the Funky Veggie … more

Madrona Yoga celebrates 10th year

Madrona Yoga, the little studio nestled in the trees at Maple Meadow at the foot of Goodman Road hill, is celebrating 10 years in business. Classes are held Monday through Saturday … more

Taxpayers association appoints officers

The slate of officers for the Point Roberts Taxpayers’ Association looks pretty familiar. At the association’s August 15 meeting members voted to keep Mark Robbins, l., as … more

Taxpayers endorse library levy

The board of directors of the Point Roberts Taxpayers Association has approved a motion in support of the excess levy before voters this November that would make up the budget shortfall to transform … more

Friends of the Library

By Judy Ross What’s happening with the new library? The short answer: lots is happening, but nothing that’s very visible. There are two strands, … more

Parks district takes emergency action

By Meg Olson The Point Roberts Park and Recreation District has taken emergency action to replace the failing septic system at the Gulf Road community center. Though … more
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