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Bail set at $1M for 2 men charged in Birch Bay shooting

Bail was set at $1 million each for two men who have been charged in connection with a Sunday night shooting between two motorcycle gangs in a busy part of Birch Bay that left one person injured. … more

These exercises will help older adults maintain balance, prevent falls

Fostering good balance is crucial for maintaining independence, staying active and preventing falls, which are a leading cause of injury among older adults, according to West Hartford Health & … more

State Senate race set after recount: Shepard will face Creydt in November

Michael Shepard’s four-vote lead held and he will advance to the November general election in the race for state senator of the 42nd Legislative District, according to the results of a hand … more

25 years after: Americans, Canadians to honor 9/11 victims at Peace Arch ceremony

A public remembrance on the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks will be held on Friday, Sept. 11, beneath the Peace Arch as Americans and Canadians gather to honor those who were killed … more

Trade talks fail; New tariffs in effect

For residents of Point Roberts, the collapse of tariff negotiations between the U.S. and Canada this weekend will not be abstract: It will unfold at the grocery cash register and in the balance … more

Point by the numbers: Sept.

Fire incidents for July 2026 Total calls 67: EMS calls 14, resulting in the following transports: PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center 3, County Medic 3, Airlift NW/Lifeflight 4; fire … more

Crossings: Sept. issue

Traffic into Point Roberts for May and June 2026 (2025 numbers following): May Buses: 11 (40); pedestrians: 469 (491); personal vehicles: 51,998 (49,692); trucks: 583 (684) June … more

Swim regatta: A generational tradition

The annual Point Roberts Swimming Regatta was held Aug. 8. The day kicked off with a bike parade where children decorated their bikes. At noon the races started, featuring kids’ races with … more

From friends to partners in salt: The story behind 2 Salty Blondes

The new salt company on the Point, 2 Salty Blondes, has been making waves in local news lately with big plans ahead and a solid flagship line of salt blends available now.   2 Salty … more

Apple Harvest Festival is back and looking for volunteers

The Apple Harvest Festival is on Point Roberts’ fall events roster yet again, and is shaping up to be a fun apple-themed weekend. This year, the festival takes place Oct. 3 and 4 and will feature … more

Makers Guild hosts inaugural showcase featuring artist Sarah Rosner

The Point Roberts Makers Guild is currently hosting its first monthly artists showcase. The exhibition is free, running through Sept. 13 and features the work of Sarah Rosner.  Rosner is a … more

Dollars for Scholars recipients thank their community

Point Roberts Dollars for Scholars received the following thank you notes from 11 scholarship recipients ahead of the 2026-2027 school year. The letters address both PRDFS and the Point Roberts … more

Removal of Tyee Road trees prompts scrutiny from community groups 

The removal of several trees along Tyee Drive in early August has prompted questions from Point Roberts community groups about whether the trees were removed from the county right of way without the … more

A letter from the publisher

Over the past several months, we’ve made tremendous progress stabilizing the All Point Bulletin . Now comes the more important part: building a future for APB with Point Roberts. For decades, … more

Skate park stays, disc golf course opens 

The Point Roberts Parks and Recreation District is moving ahead with a small-scale forest cleanup while canceling proposed changes to the skate park. Commissioners also marked the opening of the … more

Clinic subsidy boost proposed; levy increase may go to voters next year

The Point Roberts Hospital District is planning to substantially increase its subsidy to the community clinic and ask voters to approve a levy lid lift next year, but residents questioned whether the … more

A day at the firehouse: sirens, smiles and safety!

The Aug. 22 Fire Department Open House was full of smiles, children exploring emergency vehicles, and first responders connecting with the community. Photos by Erin Kelly more

Church News: Justice equals freedom

They were standing on the corner of Gulf Road and Tyee Drive holding signs with something about justice, smiling and waving at folks. I am all for justice. I waved back, tooted my horn and went on. … more
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