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Kie Relyea

  • Journalism Professor, Western Washington University
As seen in: MSN, U.S. News and World Report, The Seattle Times, Miami Herald, Washington Times, The Charlotte Observer, The Sacramento Bee, Kansas City Star, The Spokesman-Review, Lexington Herald-Leader and
Journalism instructor & adviser to @TheFrontOnline. Former journo, most recently @BhamHerald
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What to know so far about Blaine’s goals for new library, housing and childcare

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By Kie Relyea
| The Northern Light Verified
The city wants to enter into a partnership with a developer to bring a larger library, multifamily housing and childcare to downtown Blaine. Wednesday, July 8, is the submission deadline for the city’s request for proposals for city-owned property along 3rd Street. Here’s a look at what officials desire, drawing on city of Blaine documents, information from the Blaine Public Library and an interview with Mike Harmon, Blaine’s city manager.
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Border Patrol shoots Everson man in leg during June 16 arrest near border

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By Kie Relyea
| The Northern Light Verified
A U.S. Border Patrol agent shot a 39-year-old Everson man in the leg on June 16 near the U.S.-Canada border during an alleged struggle for a gun in the man’s waistband, according to a complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Seattle. The Everson man, Nathanial A. Muniz-Spry, appeared in the federal court June 17, on a charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm.
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Fire loss estimated at $150,000 for Grace Harbor Farms

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By Kie Relyea
| The Northern Light Verified
Grace Harbor Farms will tear down a barn destroyed in a June 12 fire and build a new one, owner David Lukens said. The fire caused an estimated $150,000 in damage — destroying the barn and equipment inside, according to Lukens, who said insurance should cover the loss. “Whatever happens, we are super thankful no one was hurt and we can still run the creamery,” he said.
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