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County council expresses support for lighthouse

By Meg Olson Whatcom County Council has unanimously approved a resolution offering county council support for plans to build a lighthouse at Lighthouse Marine Park, and establishing … more

Luringly, lower loonie looses local largesse

By Meg Olson With the loonie dangling around seventy cents for months, local businesses are tweaking operations and coming up with strategies to draw their dollar-shy Canadian customers … more

Pirate boat

Pirate boat playground more than likely will be dismantled.    Photo by Meg Olson more

Time to help out!

The Point Roberts community is rallying to help out a familiar face at the International Marketplace. A sudden and severe illness landed Krysten Cooper, a regular cashier at the store, in the … more

New reporting procedures for small boats beginning in 2016

U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) office of field operations will be implementing new procedures for small boats entering the country in 2016. On December 22, the CBP announced new … more

Friends of the Library February 2016

By Judy Ross The new library is a collaborative project; the Friends of the Point Roberts Library (FOPRL) agreed to do its best to raise $538,000. The park and recreation district agreed to … more

A party to retire debt in style

By Meg Olson The Cross Border Coalition to Stop the Radio Towers will celebrate their victory and try to raise funds to pay off their legal bill with a party at the Reef Tavern. The … more

Lighthouse park dock

As part of the Lighthouse Marine Park work, the county has undertaken to ensure that the boat ramp remains usable during the boating season.                     Photo by … more

Family meals

“One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well.” – Virginia Woolf What’s for dinner? Whether your family is made up of parents and kids, dozens of … more

Dollars for Scholars comes up with the dollars

By Meg Olson After a bit of a rocky 2015, the local Dollars for Scholars is heading into the new year fully compliant with the national organization. “While we’ve been successful … more

A change of guard at the parks board

By Meg Olson The local parks district is shuffling some duties to fill the shoes of departing chair Mark Robbins. At their January 11 meeting the board elected Linda Hughes … more

Directors set plans for 2016

Point Roberts Chamber of Commerce directors met at the community center on January 26 with a list of items to start working on early in 2016. Top of the list was the chamber sign … more

Winter sun

Sunlight shines down onto a frost-covered field at Maple Meadows. Photo by Jameson Craig more

New library needs plan tweaks

By Meg Olson The Point Roberts Community Advisory Committee (PRCAC) has determined the proposed new library does not comply with the character plan, but it’s close. The committee … more

Sheriff's Reports February 2016

December 28, 8:30 a.m.: Landlord tenant dispute on Georgia Way. December 30, 9:58 a.m.: Suspicious person cold call on Marine Drive. December 30, 4:34 p.m.: Security check on Limerick … more

Funding issues haunt legislature’s response to court-ordered basic education reforms

By Izumi Hansen WNPA Olympia News Bureau Teachers’ compensation, teacher shortage, the educational opportunity gap and school districts’ operating levies are all … more

Canadian analyst predicts all-time low for the loonie

By Steve Guntli The value of the Canadian dollar may drop to an all-time low by the end of the year. The loonie slipped to 69.9 cents on the U.S. dollar on January … more

Canine flu: how to prevent and treat it

By Steve Guntli Seattle health officials are warning that canine flu has broken out in King County. The outbreak affected more than 90 dogs at a kennel in Kent, and … more

Lotto fever in Point Roberts

by Meg Olson With three lucky winners sharing the Powerball mega-jackpot, the Point will likely get a break from the throngs of lottery hopefuls that have clogged … more

School district seeks M&O levy

By Ian Ferguson Ballots for the February 9 special election will be mailed to Whatcom County voters on Wednesday, January 20. One measure on the ballot affects … more
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