Local News
Fri, May 1, 2009
Same time next year for border town hall meet
IfDepartment of Homeland Security (DHS) officials thought they would get an earful at an April 21 townhall meeting in Point Roberts, they did not go home...
New director promises financial clarity
The local hospital district directors got a visit from the new executive director of Interfaith Health Center, looking to get to know the community and...
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Easter Egg Hunt At Lighthouse Marine Park Photos by CJ Kelly
This issue marks the 24th anniversary of the founding of the All Point Bulletin by founding editor and publisher Glennys Christie and Rich Lloyd who ran...
Get a free Vessel Safety Check
As the weather around the country gets warmer and with the increase in daylight hours more and more recreational boaters are getting out on the water. ...
PR Yacht Club to kick off the season
The Point Roberts Yacht Club (PRYC) is getting ready to kick off another exciting season on the water.
Expect lengthy waits at the Peace Arch
Long border waits are likely in store this summer as crews continue construction at the Peace Arch border crossing but travelers can minimize delays by...
Monument Park Trail: A wonderful addition to life on Point Roberts
Today, all four corners of Point Roberts have space available to the public maintained by Whatcom County Parks. The newest addition is the uplands and ...
Volunteer PREP session scheduled
The Point Roberts fire department, Whatcom County sheriff department and PREP invite you to attend a two-hour community volunteer service session to learn...
Roberts opens at Blue Heron Gallery
If you attended the Blue Heron’s art opening in April, you may have noticed the classical music wafting from room to room, but the live trio wasn...
Wed, Apr 1, 2009
Water rates described as unfair
As the water district prepares for another rate review local realtor Jerry White is asking that they look at whether the new rate structure is fair to ...
School district facing budget cuts
The Blaine school board, facing reductions in financial support from the state legislature, formally asked superintendent Ron Spanjer to prepare a specific...
As procedural wrangling continues assistant county public works director Jon Hutchings sees a light at the end of the garbage tunnel.
Lily Point walking tour scheduled
The Friends of Lily Point are hosting a tour designed to get more people to discover the new park.
Verizon Wireless got the go-ahead from the county to build a cellular telephone tower on parks property, but there is no plan to actually build it yet....
Get ready for an out of this world event for the Point Roberts Chamber of Commerce’s annual spring social. The social is on April 18 from 7 to 11...
County reviewing Point Roberts zoning
As the county reviews zoning and lowers density to comply with state growth management requirements, planners are looking at what counts as a commercial...
Border muck-a-mucks to alleviate our concerns
Border brass will be coming to Point Roberts next month as part of U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s response to Governor Christine Gregoire&rsquo...
Shoreline regulations relaxed slightly
After hearing from numerous waterfront property owners in a packed hearing last fall that shoreline development regulations were too restrictive, the Whatcom...
The Point Roberts Historical Society may not have a museum yet, but that isn’t stopping the group from sharing Point Roberts history with the community...
Claudette Upton memorial scheduled
Friends of the late Claudette Reed Upton are invited to share in a celebration of her life to be held Saturday, April 11, at Lily Point.
Point Roberts Emergency Preparedness (PREP) group is urgently in need of donations. It is a non-profit organization with 501c(3) tax-deductible status....
What’s that smell? Can’t you smell that smell?
The Point Roberts horseman’s association is bagging up manure just in time for spring gardeners.
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