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SPRING FLING Shelter in Place with Fishboy P.09 THISWEEK THE GRISTLE P.04 + RED CARPET READ-ALIKES P.10 + BIZ BRIEFS P.18 c a s c a d i a REPORTING FROM THE HEART OF CASCADIA WHATCOM*SKAGIT*SURROUNDING AREAS 04-14-2021 • ISSUE: 15 • V.16 JESUSJESUS GUILLÉNGUILLÉNAn artistic legacy in La Conner P.11 COASTAL CONCERNS THE LOWEST PAIR ACADEMY ACCOLADES A WIN FOR THE WHALES P.06 LIVE AT THE MOUNT BAKER THEATRE P.12 THE SHOW WILL GO ON P.14 SPRING FLING Shelter in place with FishBoy P.09 THISWEEK Contact Cascadia Weekly: 360.647.8200 mail TOC LETTERS STAFF Advertising 19 Sales Manager: Calvin Schoneck FOOD ext 1 sales@ cascadiaweekly.com 15 Editorial Editor & Publisher: B-BOARD Last week, Whatcom Community College was named a “Vot- Tim Johnson er Friendly Campus” by national, nonpartisan organizations ext 3 Fair Elections Center’s Campus Vote Project and NASPA editor@ 14 (Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education). 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Unfortunately, we COVER: “Fiesta which features Atul, Jon Humphrey, and Dr. Linda do not advance the discussion by saying others Tarascan” painting by Jesus Guillén Goggins of SeaMar clinic who discuss nonionizing concerns are “malarkey.” It is harder and more radiation effects on human health. The current important to engage. lawsuit by Environmental Health Trust versus the In the case of electromagnetic emissions and their cumulative impact on living sys- tems, the needed work has not been done. Our FCC and telecom industry has failed COMMUNITY to do the work. So local governments are APRIL 14-17 having to adapt and problem-solve with LEGACY OF HOPE: Animals as Natural Therapy almost no support. will host its annual “Legacy of Hope Gala and To some extent the correct analogy to Auction” fundraiser at a virtual event taking 5G is glyphosate, Monsanto, and the USDA. place at 7pm Sat., April 17. Expect stories from There are some claims against glyphosate the barnyard, surprise giveaways and an incred- ible online auction. The auction opens for perusal that are over-reaching and there is also the Wed., April 14, and has more than 100 items. concern over glyphosate cumulative im- Funds raised will be used to support ANT’s pro- 19 pact as a broad-spectrum antibiotic, che- grams involving youth, veterans and the therapy animals who offer them hope and healing. Entry lator, as well as herbicide. In general, our FOOD industry often launches products without to the virtual event is free. WWW.ANIMALSASNATURAL complete consideration of their co-effects. THERAPY.ORG/GALA2021/ For sure wireless communications deliv- 15 ers information, but what are its co-ef- APRIL 16-18 TIPTOE THROUGH TREASURES: Peruse fects? Subsequent research is showing that B-BOARD that living cells also respond to the signals collectibles, vintage treasures, furniture, dishes, crystal, home decor and housewares from wireless and these signals even cause the Skagit County Historical Museum has been 14 oxidative stress (disease susceptibility). collecting when you reserve a spot to attend the first weekend of a “Tiptoe Through the Reasonable people should be concerned FILM with growing evidence of these relatively Treasures” sale taking place from 9am-4pm newly discovered mechanisms (e.g. voltage Friday through Sunday in Mount Vernon at 12 Skagit City School, 17508 Moore Rd. One-hour gated calcium channels). sessions for up to six people will be available. Almost the entire defense of wireless Fees are $10 per person. MUSIC is based on decades-old research that is WWW.SKAGITCOUNTY.NET/MUSEUM based on a living cell being like a “re- 11 sistor.” However, almost all the body of SKAGIT SCAVENGER HUNT: Individuals and teams can participate in COVID-safe activities ART concern is based on a more realistic as- and challenges during the Great Skagit Scavenger IS CLOSER sessment of the living cell modeled as a Hunt taking place April 16-18. Participants will 10 THAN YOU complex system of resistors, capacitors, have the opportunity to earn points, win prizes and donate money to a good cause—Skagit WINNING THINK! inductors, switches, reactors, plants, etc. I am familiar with modeling complex dy- Women in Business scholarships for local women WORDS who have experienced a break in their education. namic systems, by the way. Entry is $15-$30. Registration closes at midnight 6 —Atul Deshmane, Bellingham on Thurs., April 15. RED RIVER WWW.SKAGITWOMENIN CLUBHOUSE BUSINESS.COM HELP CHILDREN THRIVE CURRENTS A heartfelt thank you to Senators Patty Triple-decker with turkey, APRIL 17-18 cheddar, applewood smoked 4 Murray and Maria Cantwell and Represen- GREEN HOME TOURS: Sustainable Connec- bacon, lettuce, tomato and tatives Rick Larsen and Suzan Delbene for tions’ first virtual Green Home Tours & Talks mayonnaise on toasted sourdough. takes place Saturday and Sunday on Zoom. VIEWS voting to pass the important supplemental Served daily $11.95 package with $10.8 billion for the interna- Attendees at the online event can take virtual 2 2 tional response to COVID-19 to help with tours of six green homes in Bellingham and beyond, sign up for as many as 10 interactive MAIL MAIL relief for our brothers and sisters in dire workshop sessions, get a local business direc- straits around the world. tory of contractors ready to help with your The World Bank estimates that there could next project, and win prizes.
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