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Burn Ban starts Saturday, July 16

A burn ban will be in effect startingthis Saturday, July 16 at 8 a.m. All Land clearing and residential burning will be prohibited until further notice. Recreational burning is allowed. This includes … more

Man suspected of killing Ferndale business owner shoots himself in California

The man suspected of killing a former co-worker at Pioneer Post Frame Inc. in Ferndale July 7 killed himself in northern California July 9 after law enforcement tried to contact him. Todd Daniel … more

49th Parallel Ports Pass encourages exploring Point Roberts, Blaine attractions

Bellingham Whatcom County Tourism launched its 49th Parallel Ports Pass just in time for summer. The pass gives tourists and locals a chance to explore Point Roberts, Blaine and Semiahmoo by offering … more

Independence Day 2022 in Point Roberts, from morning till night

Photos by Pat Grubb unless otherwise noted more

Canadian side of Peace Arch Park not reopening this summer, waiting on vaccine mandate to lift

B.C. government officials say Peace Arch Provincial Park won’t reopen until Canada’s vaccine mandate is lifted because the park has open entry from the U.S., which means it will remain … more

Whatcom County Council news ...

The latest news from June Whatcom County Council meetings. Emergency Medical Services  six-year levy continuation Whatcom County Council introduced the renewal of a countywide tax levy … more

Celebration of life: Judith Mann

It’s with great sadness to share that Judith (Moira) Mann, passed away in her sleep last Wednesday, June 15.  She had recently suffered a fractured hip from a fall, but showed great … more

Canada keeps border rules until at least September 30

The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) announced yesterday (June 29) that it is extending current border rules in effect for at least three months. In addition, the pause of mandatory random … more

In case of emergency ...

On June 18, Point Roberts Emergency Preparedness (PREP) hosted the Emergency Volunteer Air Corps and Disaster Airlift Response Team for their codenamed “Thunder Run” fly-in which brought … more

State commerce director to speak at taxpayer’s AGM

Lisa J. Brown, PhD, director of the Washington State Department of Commerce, will be the keynote speaker at the Point Roberts Taxpayers Association’s (PRTA) 2022 annual general meeting. The AGM … more

Library summer reading program

Hey, kids! Check out the summer reading program at the Point Roberts Library. Fun books, fun times. more

Parks chair Bennett Blaustein announces forthcoming resignation

Point Roberts Park and Recreation District board chair Bennett Blaustein announced that he intends to resign after the board’s August 8 regular meeting. He informed the other members of the … more

All-hands-on-deck needed to slow the spread of European Green Crabs

Efforts are ramping up to control the explosion of invasive European green crab (Carcinus maenas) in western Washington. The invasive species reached San Francisco in 1989 and was first detected … more

Letters to the Editor – July

The Editor: The Point Roberts Taxpayers Association (PRTA) will be holding its annual general meeting (AGM) this month, on Thursday, July 21, at 5 p.m., at Kiniski’s Reef Tavern (outside … more

Maple Beach seawall repair – could it really be happening?

At long last perhaps, the Maple Beach seawall will be repaired after all. A fourth request for bids (RFB) to repair the seawall closed on June 14 with just one bid submitted. Tiger Construction … more

Historical signs create history trail

In an effort to connect the community to its rich and fascinating history, the Point Roberts Historical Society has begun placing a series of historical signs around the Point, called the Point … more

Grants for local students

The following students were recent recipients of $1,500 scholarships granted by Dollars For Scholars, Point Roberts: Trinity Armoogam Gabriel Botelho Saffron Burberry Ashlee Dixon … more

Board returns to in-person meetings

In a 4-1 vote, the Blaine school board decided to return to in-person meetings without a remote option at its June 20 regular meeting. Board member Erika Creydt dissented. Since governor Jay … more

Mean Gene Kiniski inducted into B.C. Sports Hall of Fame

“Canada’s Greatest Athlete,” as he liked to call himself, Gene Kiniski was formally inducted in B.C. Sports Hall of Fame in a June 9 ceremony held in Vancouver. He was lauded as a … more
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