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A few hundred people short ...

A debate on the benefits of incorporation of Point Roberts ended prematurely, at least for remote participants, when the Zoom remote meeting timed out an hour after it began. A plan to have attendees … more

Sunrise over Boundary Bay

Valentine's Day variety show

Ooh-la-la! Three famous Frenchmen

Whatcom Museum has three famous French artists’ work displayed in partnership with the National Gallery of Art. Three pieces – “Still Life with Sleeping Woman” by Henri … more

The Raven is calling for you

For those who are unable to drive, have car problems, or simply enjoy the luxury of being chauffeured, the Raven Community Shuttle can bring you shopping or to appointments in Bellingham for free. … more

Blood drive a success

The recent blood drive held by the fire district collected 26 units of blood from 37 donors. Sign up for the next blood clinic on May 30. Above, fire chief Christopher Carleton is given encouragement by Rachael Coakley. more

Aircraft warning lights

The aircraft warning lights on the AM radio towers adjacent to Highway 99 in Delta cast a hellish glow in the early morning of February 22. more

Economic development top of mind of residents

A rapt and engaged audience attended the first in-person outreach by Maul, Foster and Alonghi (MFA), a consulting company hired by the Port of Bellingham to create an economic development strategy … more

Shore Friendly workshop scheduled

The Northwest Straits Foundation in cooperation with Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife will be holding a Shore Friendly workshop and beach walk for shoreline property owners in Point … more

School board gives green light to cuts

The Blaine school board voted unanimously on February 24 to direct superintendent Christopher Granger to begin preparing a reduced education plan for the 2025-26 school year, marking the third … more

Letters to the Editor: March

The Editor: Thank you to all the groups who joined us for the Community Guardians Day at the center. It was really nice to see all of us come together. There is a new section on the park … more

In the Garden: March

March is here, and it’s time to talk about birds. Point Roberts is home to more than 230 bird species. They’re in our yards, forests and fields; at the beach and in the sky; along … more

Church news: March

Pastor message from Bev Mar: You may be aware that as a church, Trinity draws from different spiritual perspectives. My interests lie in a range of Interfaith (not just Christian) perspectives. … more

Sheriff's Reports: March issue

February 2, 7:21 p.m.: Assist citizen on S Beach Road. February 2, 8:15 p.m.: Assist citizen on S Beach Road. February 4, 1:53 p.m.: Watch for on Tyee Drive. February 6, 3:59 p.m.: … more

Senior's Point: Menus for March

Wednesday, March 5: Corn chowder, fish fingers, French fries, coleslaw and dessert Friday, March 7: Baked ham with pineapple, mashed sweet potatoes, spinach and dessert Wednesday, March 12: … more

Library quick picks: March

Bestsellers: Big … more

Blaine wrestling shows out at Mat Classic with five podium finishers

The Borderites were kept achingly close from an outright state championship in the Mat Classic XXXVI at the Tacoma Dome on February 23, showing why Blaine wrestling is one of the best 1A programs in … more

Longtime Whatcom County councilor Barbara Brenner dies at 78

Former Whatcom County Councilmember Barbara Brenner, one of the longest serving councilors in recent history, died from respiratory failure on February 9. She was 78. Brenner, who did not follow … more

Longtime Whatcom County councilor Barbara Brenner dies at 78

Former Whatcom County Councilmember Barbara Brenner, one of the longest serving councilors in recent history, died from respiratory failure on February 9. She was 78. Brenner, who did not follow … more

Blaine school board gives green light for budget reduction process

The Blaine school board voted unanimously on February 24 to direct superintendent Christopher Granger to prepare a reduced education plan for the 2025-26 school year, marking the third consecutive … more
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