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Crossings: February 2015

Traffic into Point Roberts for December 2014, with 2013 figures following: Vehicles – 91,995 (98,799); Pedestrians – 1,455 (1,303); Commercial – 1,531 (1,421); NEXUS – 37,471 (35,297). more

Peace of mind from a pair of eyes

By Meg Olson After seeing break-ins, vandalism and even arson on his block in the last year, Hugh Wilson founded Point Roberts Security to give absent homeowners an extra pair of … more

School district hoping for bond OK

By Meg Olson Hoping to educate Point Roberts residents on an upcoming $45 million school construction bond, parents, students and teachers got together at the local … more

Group seeks to offer in-home care

  By Andrew Grubb A local group of community members has proposed a bold new alternative for providing affordable in-home services for … more

PRCAC doing the group shuffle

With two terms ending and one resignation, the Point Roberts Community Advisory Committee (PRCAC) is getting three new faces. Taxpayers’ association member and Point Roberts … more

Water costs

The Point Roberts Water District is looking at a much smaller than usual increase in water costs as the Greater Vancouver Water District (GVWD) pays off capital … more

People of the Point

By Margot Griffiths Laura Carson is a promising young jockey on an international racing circuit. At 24, she has ridden, and won, some prestigious races and it all … more

Lily Point low tide

The Lily Point sand bar at low tide.               Photo by Ed Park more

Questions about $45 million school district bond answered

By Ian Ferguson Local voters will soon decide the fate of a $45 million bond measure for capital improvements to Blaine school district schools, including the primary school in Point … more

2014 Year in Review: Point Roberts Taxpayers Association

By Mark Robbins Fighting the proposed radio towers was at the forefront of our agenda in 2014. As part of the Cross-Border Coalition, PRTA served as treasurer and formally petitioned … more

2014 Year in Review: Whatcom County Council

By Barbara Brenner I admit to having strong feelings for those who face hard times. I also believe we need to be careful with the public’s money. In this bi-annual … more

2014 Year in Review: Point Roberts Library

By Kris Lomedico At the library: Free e-books, free music downloads, free online magazines, and, of course, free Wi-Fi. Our library even has its own app! A Whatcom County library … more

2014 Year in Review: Whatcom County Sheriff's Office

By Sheriff Bill Elfo Thank you, Point Roberts, for your continued support of the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office during 2014! Despite severe budget limitations, we leveraged … more

2014 Year in Review: Point Roberts Emergency Preparedness

The Point Roberts Emergency Preparedness group (PREP) is an all-volunteer organization created for the purpose of providing a public educational forum for developing, promoting, increasing and … more

Paddling into the New Year

A paddle boarder takes advantage of nice weather to cruise along South Beach on New Year’s Day 2015. Photo by Louise Mugar more

2014 Year in Review: Point Roberts Conservation Society

2014 was huge year in the fight to keep the radio towers from being approved. The Cross Border Coalition to Stop the Radio Towers has five Point Roberts Conservation Society (PRCS) members: Armene … more

Four generations of library users

Four generations of Point Roberts Library users, from l., Ella Inman, Christine Inman, Terri Zukovic and Jean Parle. Photo by Kris Lomedico more

Point Roberts residents discuss proposed school bond

Blaine High School student Alexandra Szabo shares some of the challenges of learning in the current high school, and why local students need voter support to fix the aging and poorly designed … more

Questions about proposed $45 million school bond answered

By Ian Ferguson Local voters will soon decide the fate of a $45 million bond measure for capital improvements to Blaine school district schools, including the … more

Everybody on the bus!

By Meg Olson With an appeal of the county hearing examiner’s decision to deny an application for radio towers on the Point less than two weeks away, opponents of the project are … more
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