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Windstorm on November 4

The first windstorm of the season that began on November 4 tore off branches, blew down trees and cut power to large swathes of Point Roberts. People coming across the border to buy gas and tickets … more

School surveys show teacher outlook on district

Blaine educators were feeling ready for this school year. At a time when national polls show teachers are less satisfied than they have been in decades, most Blaine school district staff are … more

New county parks director does a ‘meet & greet’ in Point Roberts

Around 60 people showed up yesterday to meet the newly appointed county parks director, Bennett Knox, at the Gulf Road community center. Knox was accompanied by county executive Satpal Sidhu … more

Halloween Trunk or Treat

A Halloween route on Mill, Burns and Washington inspired many residents to create scary displays and offer sweet treats to local trick or treaters ... more

Over 46,230 ballots cast ahead of November 8

November 2022 election ballots need to be turned in by 8 p.m. Tuesday, November 8. As of November 1, the Whatcom County Auditor’s Office has received 46,230 ballots. North Whatcom County ballot … more

U.S. District Court dismisses Whatcom County election fraud lawsuit

A U.S. District Court in Seattle recently dismissed a lawsuit alleging Whatcom County government committed fraud in the November 2020 election. This was one of eight nearly identical lawsuits a … more

Don’t worry, be happy

Did your property assessment take a big jump for 2023? Are you worried that your property taxes will go up a similar amount? Don’t worry, be happy. Increases in property assessments and … more

Rockin’ the Reef!

The Apple Harvest Festival ended on a rocking note with the band, The Point, playing at the Reef on Sunday night, October 9.   more

Hospital board turns down extension request

A request by SuperTrack to extend the term of its contract with the Point Roberts hospital district was rejected by the board of commissioners at their regular meeting on October 12. SuperTrack is … more

Green waste tops list of community concerns

The second of two town halls organized by the Point Roberts Community Advisory Committee (PRCAC) to discuss the curbside trash pickup system attracted a larger crowd of around 25 people either in … more

Letters to the Editor – November

The Editor: As a retired educator who worked in the Bellingham school district for most of my career, I have met many incredible students and families. One family stands out – a … more

South Beach fishing boats

  Fishing boats returned to South Beach seeking the last salmon catches.       more

Crossings – November issue

Traffic into Point Roberts September 2022, with figures for 2021 following. September: Personal vehicles 48,588 (10,705); personal passengers 66,715 (13,810); pedestrians 610 (48); commercial … more

Election security

The Whatcom County official local voters’ pamphlet lists procedures the Whatcom County Auditor’s Office and Washington Office of the Secretary of State use before, during and after the … more

Whatcom County Council Roundup

Alternative 911-response team Council authorized by consent in a 6-1 vote, with councilmember Ben Elenbaas opposed, to enter into an over $2.2 million agreement with Washington State Health Care … more

October 19 smoke

The houses at the south end of Bayview Drive are almost lost from sight on October 19 due to smoke from wildfires in eastern Washington state.      more

2022 Whatcom County Green Waste Program

This summer’s Whatcom County green waste program in cooperation with Cando Recycling and Disposal ran every second Saturday over the course of three months for a total of six service days. It … more

Night into day

  Light from greenhouses in South Delta turns night into day. A sub-committee of PRCAC is working to have Point Roberts declared a Dark Sky community. For more information, email … more

Chamber proposes local works roster

Whatcom County Executive Satpal Sidhu met via Zoom with Point Roberts Chamber of Commerce president Brian Calder and vice president Louise Mugar the morning of October 26. The discussion focused on a … more

Church News – November

There are so many churches! The church/denomination of choice may be based on family history; it could be a connection to a congregation (you were invited by a friend/colleague to a special event or … more
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