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Letters to the Editor: July

The Editor and Washington state legislators: It’s been almost two months since the resolutions were passed and we all met here in Point Roberts. I understand the demands placed on … more

Church News: July

Summer often brings travel to new places, where we learn about different customs and languages. On June 22, Trinity Church welcomed Richard and Barbara Vedan to our monthly interfaith-friendly … more

In the Garden: July

Is it summer yet? It sure seems hard to tell, especially for this gardener planting her fifth summer garden in Point Roberts. June brought us a few warm and sunny days, but to me it feels like summer … more

Port commission to vote on expanding the board to five members

The Port of Bellingham could soon pose the question to voters on whether they would like the port commission to be expanded from three to five members. Port commissioners said during their June … more

Larsen visits detained labor leader in Tacoma ICE facility

U.S. Representative Rick Larsen met with detained farmworker activist and union organizer Alfredo Juarez Zeferino at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility in Tacoma on June … more

First measles case of 2025 confirmed in Whatcom County

The first measles case of 2025 was confirmed in Whatcom County on June 20 and a second person, a family member in the same household, later tested positive. The Whatcom County Health and … more

Chuckanut Drive reopens 58 days after rockslide

State Route 11, also known as Chuckanut Drive, was reopened on June 19 after 58 days of closure due to a rockslide. One of northwest Washington’s most popular and scenic roads, connecting … more

Whidbey Telecom cuts office personnel

The days of driving up to the service window at Whidbey Telecom and getting a friendly hello as you drop off your check are over. Those owners of the friendly hellos have been let go – the only … more

Port of Bellingham to vote on expanding from 3 to 5 commissioners

The Port of Bellingham could soon pose the question to voters on whether they would like for the port commission to be expanded from three to five members. Port commissioners said during their … more

Gill resumes duties as Blaine’s CBP port director

Harmit Gill resumed his duties as U.S. Customs and Border Protection port director for the Blaine area on June 16 after being on special assignment in Buffalo, New York. Gill started the special … more

Chaplik sworn in as interim superintendent

Dan Chaplik was sworn in as interim superintendent during the June 16 school board meeting. While Chaplik will officially start the position July 1, the ceremony marked the end of superintendent … more

Borderites earn six All-NWC honors

The 2024-2025 high school sports season is officially over, and Blaine’s graduating seniors have thrown their caps in the air. But athletic honors are still rolling in, with multiple Borderites … more

Road Rules: The legality of U-turns

Question: Washington’s default rule (as I learned it half a century ago) is that a U-turn is unlawful except where it is marked as lawful. On the contrary, California allows U-turns almost … more

DNR program accepting vessels for free

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is working to clean up the environment by getting unused boats out of local waters this summer. DNR’s Vessel Turn-In Program is … more

Blaine High School Recognition Night

Standouts Valedictorians – Mackenzie Cottnair, Shaylie Daniels, London Fletcher, Sahib Gill, Sukhshaan Khosah, Blake Koreski, Brie Smith, Jayden Winslow, Isaiah Zuch Salutatorian … more

Evening of the Arts general art show awards

Blaine High School artists showed off their work during the Evening of the Arts on May 29. The evening was full of choir, jazz band and drama performances as well as art exhibits and awards from … more

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Burn Ban

Due to warm weather conditions and increased fire danger, the Whatcom County Fire Marshal’s Office will be enacting restrictions on open burning in unincorporated Whatcom County starting at 8 a.m. … more
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