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Registered voters association holds candidates night

Point Roberts Registered Voters Association’s board member Allison Calder pulled random speaking slots for candidates for Whatcom County Executive at the association’s candidates night … more

Petrogas could owe Whatcom County $15 million in taxes

The Washington Supreme Court upheld an appellate court decision July 12 that could require Petrogas Pacific LLC to pay $15 million in taxes for Whatcom County. Whatcom County assessor Rebecca … more

Three sailboats towed

An arrangement by the Point Roberts Marina to dispose of abandoned boats has gone slightly off-course. According to marina manager Zihao Ding, the marina had entered into an agreement with Timothy … more

Blaine school district spending cuts to lower anticipated deficit to $2 million

The Blaine school district released a draft budget for the 2023/24 school year July 10 that spends nearly $3.5 million less than last school year and reduces the district’s anticipated end of … more

Whatcom Senior Day in the Park returns

Whatcom Senior Day in the Park is returning with its annual resource fair and barbecue at Hovander Homestead Park in Ferndale on Wednesday, August 2. Whatcom Council on Aging (WCOA) is hosting … more

Fourth of July on the Point

July 4th in Point Roberts began with a pancake breakfast at the community center, the raising of both the U.S. and Canadian flags, a parade themed “Red, White & BBQ,” and culminated … more

Representative Rick Larsen visits the Point

U.S. Representative Rick Larsen visited Point Roberts on Friday, June 30 and met with Whidbey Telecom executives to discuss the recent $11.7 million fiber optic award the company will receive that … more

Whatcom County Council June meeting roundup

The latest news from the June Whatcom County Council meetings. Tax measure for  new jail construction Council introduced an ordinance to put a tax measure on the November ballot that … more

Food bank needs space

The Point Roberts Food Bank urgently needs new temporary storage as the property where they currently store food in a shipping container has been put up for sale. The food bank has been utilizing … more

Superintendent’s contract extended

Blaine school board extended superintendent Christopher Granger’s contract to June 30, 2026 in a 4-1 vote during its June 20 regular meeting. Board member Erika Creydt voted against the motion. … more

A mid-year view into Circle of Care

It is July; half the year has evaporated with the rain. Circle of Care is growing and expanding. We have a new board member, new volunteers and new “proud members” who will be taking a … more

High Stakes Phone Game now underway

About a third of a century ago, one phone provider kicked out another in Point Roberts and as a result, everybody’s phone number switched to a new area code and phone book. Although the idea of … more

Parks district volunteer presents initial survey results

During their regular monthly meeting on June 12, the Point Roberts Park and Recreation District discussed preliminary results from the recent survey that was conducted to gather feedback from the … more

School layoffs to impact 50 employees

The Blaine school district plans to lay off 50 employees ahead of next school year, fewer than what was planned for in April, as it prepares for an expected drop in federal and state funding in … more

We're not the highest, but we're close

As of June 28, Washington state has the highest gas prices in the U.S. with an average price of regular gas running at $4.987 per gallon, mid-grade at $5.191 and premium at $5.399. The two next … more

Local Stats - July issue

Fire Incidents for May 2023 Total calls (38); EMS calls (16), resulting in the following transports: St. Josephs Hospital (6), County medic (1), Airlift Northwest (3), North Whatcom Fire and … more

Doe on Bayview Drive

A young doe standing on Bayview Drive enjoying the view of Maple Beach.  Photo by Stephen Fowler more

Garden Club

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