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CONTENTS mail and timely interview. timely and way?” abetter to leads that wisdom isthe Where atlook what we are doing. and back step let’s minute, ed someone to say, “Wait a need- Bellingham has streets the out lay to direction which fought over developers neer pio- the since Not exploit. to opportunity the has seldom clinations that Bellingham development in- and cultural ofquality history demand, ofmarket advantages has Vancouver, B.C., needed. are considerations and broader when newat time vision the fi abig for down kering hun- are sides all that project redevelopment waterfront on?” catch ofBellingham Port and Council City the will “When ON!” and, “Right loud, out ing say- Iwas article ofthe end the by But page. previous the by Alan Rhodes on Survivor” in read “Bellingham had just I humor ofthe a continuation be must it ingham, Ithought —Bob Aegerter, Bellingham—Bob Thank you for this excellent excellent this for you Thank inthe high so are risks The
CREDITS ght was forwarded to the Planning Planning the to forwarded was and amended been not yet had proposal the point, this At opposed). member council only (and the was Hoag again in ofvoted docketing favor in 6-1. favor Again McShane voting council with docketing, sidered by the full council for con- 20,On March was it 2001, opposed). (Connie was Hoag infavor McShane with eting 2-1 ofdock- voted was infavor it meeting, Atthat docketing. 20, for onFeb. 2001, served) (on DanMcShane which mittee ning and Com- Development fi SV The follows: as ed list- be can Council com County What- the to regard with SVUGA mark. intended ofits short far fall to attempt his found I outset, the from SVUGA the opposed activists, Whatcom Lake other who, with along Area (SVUGA). someone As Growth Urban Valley Sudden the to regard with record his “clear” to attempts McShane SUDDEN VALLEY CITY by Plan- the considered rst The partial history of the ofthe history partial The In recent the most
LETTERS UGA was was UGA CW , Dan , Dan Commission. The commission passed it are also not entirely on the up-and-up; with revisions and sent it back to the McShane is just another one of those. Planning and Development Committee Fortunately, Bellingham residents for reconsideration on Sept. 25, 2001. have a much better choice for mayor— ]
With a tie vote of 1-1 and McShane now Dan Pike is a smart, honest, experi- 39 opposed (one committee member ab- enced leader who will serve the city sent), the SVUGA then went to the full well. I like Pike! council. The record shows that most of —Tom Pratum, Bellingham ][ FOOD the amendments McShane claims cred- *
IFbIF (HG=:R .>IM K>@BLM>K;R.>IM FILM ][ to the full County Council without a after County Executive Pete Kremen !>KG=:E>'B;K:KRHG?>K>G<>-HHF public hearing on a 5-2 vote (McShane signed the ordinance was the rushed (:BG.MK>>M!>KG=:E> 2:LABG@MHG 22-25 and Brenner opposed this time). At the construction of a new $4 million dol- Dec. 11, 2001 full council meeting, the lar sewer line. Newly-serviced Sudden $& SVUGA—in all of its ugliness—passed Valley development then exploded. PPP >O>KR;H=R;BD> (one council member was absent). Dan sity reduction and key conditions to 20 McShane voted in favor of the SVUGA the inevitable passage of this poorly at this meeting. designed PUGA ordinance. These con- Additionally, McShane, cites a sig- ditions will likely be used this week nifi cant downzone of surrounding areas to help end an incorporation effort ON STAGE ][ to rural as a result of amendments to by Sudden Valley City proponents. In 19 the SVUGA he claims title to. However, contrast, mayoral candidate Dan Pike the record shows that no downzones of has had years to support or oppose surrounding areas occurred in concert the Sudden Valley UGA or incorpora- GET ][ OUT with the SVUGA. The downzoned areas tion. The public record on Pike’s posi- 18 McShane refers to (mostly the Firs’ Camp tion on this issue is empty. Firwood) had their zoning designations —Tim Paxton, Bellingham changed (initially on an interim basis) Editor’s Note: In a follow-up note, Dan in June 2002, well after the SVUGA McShane apologized for a failure of passed. This latter downzone occurred his memory six years after his vote on after the council added members Roy, SVUGA and does essentially agree with Fleetwood and Caskey-Schreiber. At this Tom Pratum’s process timeline and the WORDS ][ & COMMUNITY point McShane certainly had the votes order of votes (although, obviously, not 8-17 to also rescind the SVUGA, but failed to with Pratum’s conclusions). McShane show any leadership on the issue. says, “It was and still is my opinion That doesn’t sound quite like what that there was some net benefi t to the McShane would have us believe. At the provisional UGA. I believe reducing the CURRENTS ][ time the SVUGA passed, many people density around and within Sudden Val- 6-7 were puzzled as to why McShane, who ley and the work of Sudden Valley to had been an ally on many Lake What- remove 1,400 lots in their association com issues, would vote in favor of this was a small but reasonable step for VIEWS ][ 4-5 4-5 4-5 proposal. Sure, as he stated in his let- Lake Whatcom, and represented what ter, it would still pass even if he voted was possible in 2001.” MAIL ][ MAIL ][ against it. But why vote for it? I con- 3 cluded at the time, and maintain to SEND YOUR RANTS TO this day, that McShane voted in favor P.O. Box 2833, Bellingham WA 98227 or IT DO of the SVUGA for purely political rea- [email protected] sons—he would be up for re-election .07 12 in 2003 and didn’t want to alienate any 09. SV residents whose support he would likely need. I think his recent expla- DEPT OF nation (that voting against it would CORRECTIONS have been politically expedient) is re- The correct address for visionist history—it only looks like it Pizza’zza is 1501 12th Street in would have been politically expedient Fairhaven. in hindsight. In the Aug. 29 issue of CASCADIA WEEKLY #2.37 This recent attempt at revisionist Cascadia Weekly, we included a Visual Arts story history by McShane shows why I have about rock balancer Shane Hart and neglected to credit Rachel Bayne and Linda Wright, the become very disillusioned by him— fi ne photographers whose photos we used to he is simply not honest. I suppose we illustrate the story. We regret the errors. have quite a few other politicians who 5 6 CASCADIA WEEKLY #2.37 09.12.07 DO IT 3 ][ MAIL 4-5 ][ VIEWSVIEWS 6-76-7 ][ CURRENTS 8-17 ][ WORDS & COMMUNITY 18 ][ GET OUT 19 ][ ON STAGE 20 ][ ART 21 ][ MUSIC 22-25 ][ FILM 26-31 ][ CLASSIFIEDS 32-38 ][ FOOD 39 ] The Gristle Georgia-Pacifi current the help to together work will community entire the hope “We Darling. Jim Director Executive Georgia-Pacifi at ofjobs loss the regrets year. ofthe end the by mill Bellingham last week theGeorgia-Pacifi company inevitable, was content its because bland made story will cease operations at the multimillion-dollar cost of cleaning up mercury con- of cleaning cost up mercury multimillion-dollar the undertake to agreed port the Inturn, site. mill the including ofBellingham, Port the to over acres front workers. 400 than more off laid which mill, the doomed overseas, capacity milling and pulp wood of aglut and That, contract. purchasing energy sweet sweet, its surrendered had mill the as just prices energy people. 1,000 than more employed mill the 1980s, inthe tion produc- At peak production. chemical and plant rine achlo- adding and waterway the to adjacent in areas fi decades, over next the GP operations expanded Co. &Timber Pulp Sound Puget over took company the years. 40 than more for controls the at company Atlanta the 1920s, with the since GP site current the at located been has mill always is. it done. was deed the tives, ofalterna- neglect through but enough; Fair leases. expiring ofits terms the beyond operating continue to mill the allowed might’ve that steps taking not to and double-negatives the between Reading plant.” of the closure anearlier caused that steps any taking not to dedicated and plant ofthe operation continued the encouraging to committed was Commission Port “the indeclares press release announcing its the closure, fi no with jobs wage of210 family- loss the mourns port the notice, tion Schiavo. Terri on plug the this industrial pulled sort of that creative ment however, equation; negotiations to indifference forward on the land side of the waterfront redevelop- move to ready were city and port the until years more wages) on(and and afew rent lingered paid have might operations mill’s eroded the that’ve competitiveness, fi wood ofenergy, costs rising to due inBellingham operations ceased company paper based operations. milling from wastewater discharge to alternatives contractual for ofBellingham City the with discussions no (ASB), Basin undertaken had and tion Stabiliza- Aerated the facility, treatment wastewater mill’s the dismantle and decommission to is preparing port the Moreover, in2008. expire to set property, the on lease GP’s orextend renew to offer no made had determine) can investigations our as (as far port the Whatcom County.” PERSISTENT VEGETATIVE STATE:PERSISTENT “Although this is not entirely unexpected, the port port the unexpected, entirely isnot this “Although In January 2005, GP agreed to turn its 137 water- its turn to 2005, GP agreed In January spot spiking by disrupted was production In 2000, Georgia-Pacifi has there settled, been has township the as long As ahistory quite say, ishistory—and they as rest, The port the relationship,” ofthis beginning the “From Like the landlord who sobs as he nails up your evic- Atlanta- the before oftime onlyamatter was it While as isanunderstatement, unexpected” entirely “Not non sequiturs been a mill presence on Whatcom Waterway. A Waterway. onWhatcom presence amill fi c employees announced ofBellingham Port c andthe c ownership dates back to 1963, to back when dates c ownership , one senses the port was committed committed was port the senses , one rm plans to replace them. replace to plans rm in opportunities new nd In an important news freight and ber Port c,” said lling program, the Howard Harris Lifetime Lifetime Harris Howard the program, the During Bornemann. Terry ber mem- Council City and of CodePink; Marx Victoria Knappenberger; Evan Veteran Iraq are speakers year’s This ceasefi 24-hour aworldwide as Nations United the by day declared DayofPeace, a nual International an- 4th its host will Center & Justice adventure. offresh realm this into forward us propel who people We need justice. and of progress new methodologies inrequire order novelty to jump to and entropic are empires as such systems reality. 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At novel possibili- allowing thus giant, times we may fi thousand fi ture in a thousand places,a creating struc- the piercing like water work actions relentless Our justice. for ing when by work- we operate propulsion the “transphysics,” about Jr. talked King, Luther Martin death, ofhis eve power. ofworldly structures rock-like intransigent dia”— the dent,” Congress,” Me- “The “The Presi- “The Administration,” “The by 15, roadblocked 2003, be onlyto onFeb. marched who people million aunifi into torelate this principle: we mobilize awar, Ican stop to istrying who into a block,that when it an object stops. in motion runs As a person THE LAWS Fourth Int’l Dayof Peace summons the willtochange Courage toResist BY MARIEMARCHAND On Fri., Sept. 21, Whatcom Peace 21, Peace Whatcom Sept. On Fri., Al- theologian and Metaphysician Onthe isaloophole. 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Stop-Loss the Stop National of the commencement the announced he where DC, in Washington, Mall tional Na- Tower onthe Guard weeklong second his 1, concluded he Sept. inTaji, On onatower Iraq. nights 97 his imitated Hisaction tracts. con- duty active their completed they’ve after times multiple Iraq to when are soldiers sentpolicy back Stop-Loss military’s the protesting onTower Guard week one spent he comed change. in social work standing out- for member acommunity to Peacemaker Award will be presented THOSE OF our country. about miss they what relate gowns in women as rally, the accompany will pageant America” Miss “I An Program. PeaceArt Children’s ous and a simultane- Chorus Kulshan WHAT: ATTEND INFO: DETAILS: COST: WHERE: WHEN: tional Church, 2401 Cornwall Ave. Cornwall 2401 Church, tional Congrega- First to march Park, tage In early June, Bellingham wel- Bellingham June, In early Free WhatcomPJC.org Evan Knappenberger Evan International Day of Peace. International 6pm Fri., Sept. 13 Sept. Fri., 6pm Gathering in Maritime Heri- in Gathering Maritime CASCADIA WEEKLY The program includes includes program The (TowerGuard.org). THE GRISTLE The Wash- when when Bellingham. Bellingham. Centerin of Whatcom Peace &Justice director isexecutive Marchand Marie to resist. resist. to courage summon the to each ofus inviting andspontaneity, of time in currents changecomes social el possibilities. 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He takes his role role his takes cas in cials cially. fi stumble now may that projects community and charities many to tor acontribu- also GP was important, Equally closure. mill ofthe impact negative the double could industries insupport lost jobs equation; of the a year, GP) onlypart to are according of$52,000 wage anaverage at cant, says the lost tissue economy. 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What a refreshing which plan, hundred-year The no longer need bridges Mercifully, ce of those jobs meaningful. jobs ofthose ce will the mill survive,” when they they when survive,” mill the “Hallelujah! have Thescales —can now sunset in sunset now —can sucker hole sucker cas “oh, cials, cials, can always nan- never the - , BELLINGHAM STATION! 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Connection Co-op’s the at 7pm workshop at Therapy” “Art tonight’s at experiment art ART THERAPY: 733-6897. info: 27. more For Sept. through display on be will show Dr. The Sunset 2600 Home, Roeder the 7-9pm happens from hibits at ex- Abstracts” “Nature’s and “Olympics,” Bay,” the by ham “Belling- Woods’ James for tion WOODS RECEPTION: 676-6981. info: more For public. the to open is event The St. 121Prospect Museum, Whatcom the at 10:15am at hibit ex- Abstraction” “American the Kathleen Moles will lead a tour of TOUR: ABSTRACTION SEPT. 13 THURS., 647-9087. info: more For Henrickson. Tonja is artist tured fea- The St. 1611 State N. Arts, from hold anwill End-of-Summer Sale 11am-6pmSUMMER SALE: SEPT. 12 -14 atgmail.com. Handprint Maryburwell@ or 920-2292 info: more For 28. Sept. is Deadline Arts. Expressive for Center the at show an happening in art October for altars personal shoebox-sized one-of-a-kind, life by creating your altered has abuse domestic FORCALL ART: WED., SEPT. 12 EVENTS IT Attend a“40 Year Attend Participate in an an in Participate Local artists artists Local Express how how Express Local artist An open- Arecep- Curator 6981 or whatcommuseum.org. 676- info: more For St. Prospect 121 Museum, Whatcom the at play Teaching” on are dis- currently “Teaching Learning—Learning Abstraction,” “Site Specifi WHATCOM MUSEUM: 733-8769. info: more For $3.50. is Admission St. Prospect Children’sWhatcom 227 Museum, the at currently is Waterfront” UM: WHATCOM CHILDREN’S MUSE- mofnwart.org. museu- or (360) 466-4446 info: more For St. First 121S. Art, ofConner’s Museum Northwest La 7at Oct. through display on is Glass” and Light Image, in tures MONA: 5614 mindport.org. or 647- info: more $2.For is Entry St. 210 W. 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Arts, through seen be can signs” 1418 Cornwall and “E Deconstruction” ARTS: ALLIED EXHIBITS ONGOING “By the Bay: Working on the the on Working Bay: the “By The museum is open to “Affect/Effect: Adven- “Affect/Effect: uenced will be pottery See works by Clayton Clayton by works See Trish Harding’s Harding’s Trish Peruse the “Cel- the Peruse Skagit Artists Artists Skagit “Construction/ Linda Stone’s Stone’s Linda Photos by “American lusive De- c” and c,” “Har- 21 CASCADIA WEEKLY #2.37 09.12.07 DO IT 3 ][ MAIL 4-5 ][ VIEWS 6-7 ][ CURRENTS 8-17 ][ WORDS & COMMUNITY 18 ][ GET OUT 19 ][ ON STAGE 20 ][ ARTART 2121 ][ MUSIC 22-25 ][ FILM 26-31 ][ CLASSIFIEDS 32-38 ][ FOOD 39 ] 22 CASCADIA WEEKLY #2.37 09.12.07 DO IT 3 ][ MAIL 4-5 ][ VIEWS 6-7 ][ CURRENTS 8-17 ][ WORDS & COMMUNITY 18 ][ GET OUT 19 ][ ON STAGE 20 ][ ART 21 ][ MUSICMUSIC 22-25 22-25 ][ FILM 26-31 ][ CLASSIFIEDS 32-38 ][ FOOD 39 ] Todd Rundgren: Cascadia Weekly: machines. slot the and fi usually you what say, isnot he to Needless game. ofthe out yet isnot him, Rundgren behind is work best ofhis ifmuch Even move. unpredicted another represents Casino Reef Silver the at week this His appearance year. last Ocasek Ric reluctant the for substitute aninexact as Cars New the joining to Me” it’s “Hello, and Light” the Saw “I turns,left from refusing to continue the commercial streak of ofsharp anumber made has he 60. Throughout, pushing now Toddtor made Rundgren his fi LONGTIME ROCKER, Not inoverhishead Todd Rundgren BY CHARLESBERMANT a new generation of entertainers. They pay what us They might of entertainers. a new generation hired have and this, recognize directors entertainment The ally be spending time hanging around places like casinos. 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Yet they describe anadmin- describe Yet they circle. inner House White the in were Armitage, Richard like Some, stretch. any by types offi military orcareer lomats dip- are career either Baghdad. interviewed of Most those of fall the following months early crucial inthose in Iraq either inside the Bush administration or on the ground the fi astounded. and angry shattered, most the audiences leave will that one the Yet it’s polemical. least the and methodical most the documentaries, war REVIEWED BY MICK LASALLE Directed by Charles Ferguson, making his feature debut, debut, feature his making Ferguson, Charles by Directed lm relies mainly on interviews with people who were were who people with oninterviews mainly relies lm in Sight is the most coolheaded of the Iraq Iraq ofthe coolheaded most isthe cers, not anti-administration anti-administration not cers, REVIEWS fi lm FILM TIMES familiarity with the Islamic world. 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