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Library Quick Picks – April

Bestsellers: Dead Fail  ................................ Brad Thor The White Lady ...................... Jaqueline Winspear My Father’s House ................. Joseph … more

Church News –April

The Astronomy of Easter As this will be read before Easter, I thought it would be interesting to look at the history of the most changeable holiday of the year. Anyone who has raised children … more

Letters to the Editor – April

The Editor: We would like to thank our community for their diligence throughout the pandemic and their thoughts and care of their neighbors and friends. The last Covid testing at the fire hall … more

Benson Road Fire

A spate of fires struck homes in Point Roberts in February and March. This mobile house on Benson Road was totally engulfed by the time the firefighters arrived and left the family homeless. Over 20 … more

Rize Laboratory Pitcher of the Week – Sean Heppner

  Point Roberts resident Sean Heppner was named the Rize Laboratory Pitcher of the Week. A sophomore playing for the University of British Columbia’s ThunderBirds, Heppner completed a … more

Rock painting

A rock painting session at the community center on March 18 allowed participants to express their creativity using paint, brush and rock.  Photo by Erin Kelly more

Doreen (Dot) Coen turned 100

Doreen (Dot) Coen turned 100 on March 20, 2023. She has been a part-time resident in her Park Lane cabin for over 60 years. She has many happy memories of her friends and family at the cottage and … more

Inaugural Point Roberts Cast and Crew meeting

The inaugural meeting of Point Roberts Cast & Crew was held at the community center on March 7. There was an excellent response to the call for film actors and crew members that are needed for … more

Spring has arrived...

You know spring has arrived when the cover of the All Point Bulletin features Point Roberts’ Ladybug Nursery owner, Darlene Gibbs, hard at work raising the flowers, vegetables and plants that will soon grace local gardens.    more

Blaine school district to prepare reduction plan, layoffs expected for next school year

The Blaine school board voted 5-0 to adopt a resolution at its March 27 regular meeting that instructs Blaine school district administration to prepare a reduced education plan for the 2023-24 school … more

Federal grant funds planning to improve border wait time estimates

The Whatcom Council of Governments (WCOG) will receive a $458,000 federal grant to plan an updated communications system that could improve wait time estimates for travelers crossing both ways at the … more

Sports roundup: Boys soccer beats Trojans in second-half thriller

Senior soccer captain Joel Barrientos-Estrada’s last 10-minute strike won Blaine a rivalry game against the Meridian Trojans March 28 at Meridian High School. Three goals in the second half … more

State department of commerce awarding $100 million in hospitality grants

Restaurants or motels in need of a financial boost may be in luck with the Washington State Department of Commerce’s Washington Hospitality Grant program. Applications close 5 p.m. Thursday, … more

WCSO undersheriff Chadwick announces candidacy for sheriff

Whatcom County Undersheriff Doug Chadwick has joined Blaine police chief Donnell Tanksley in the race for Whatcom County sheriff in the November election. Chadwick declared his candidacy for … more

New director selected for Whatcom County Public Works

Whatcom County Public Works will soon have a new director. Whatcom County executive Satpal Sidhu appointed Elizabeth Kosa, former assistant director of the public works department, as the new … more

Sports roundup: Blaine baseball loses, track and field results

This week in spring sports Blaine High School baseball lost its first conference game of the season while Blaine athletes ran, jumped and threw at Burlington-Edison High School ahead of the … more

BPRI to study impact of border restrictions, among new projects

A research institute at Western Washington University is partnering with two Canadian universities to study several cross-border topics in the Cascadia region, including the impacts of pandemic … more

Whatcom Sheriff Elfo announces retirement after 20 years

Whatcom County Sheriff Bill Elfo announced March 20 he would not seek a sixth term in November, retiring after 20 years of service. Elfo said in a March 20 statement it has been an honor to serve … more

Wings Over Water to bring birders to Blaine March 17-19

The Wings Over Water Northwest Birding Festival will host an array of activities for the 20th annual event in Blaine, Birch Bay and Semiahmoo. The festival will run Friday, March 17 to Sunday, March … more

Sports roundup: Spring sports begin, boys golf tees off at Semiahmoo

Blaine High School spring sports started their seasons this week as the weather cleared up. Baseball Blaine boys baseball opened its season with an 8-0 win against South Whidbey High School … more
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