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Hicks, P.20 Show up Early to Watch 34 34 Cascadia Mayor Kelli Linville Toss FOOD the Ceremonial Cabbage at Opening Day of the 27 Bellingham Farmers The Gristle, P.6 * Rumor Has It, P.20 * Peruvian Party, P.34 cascadia REPORTING FROM THE HEART OF CASCADIA WHATCOM SKAGIT ISLAND LOWER B.C. {04.04.12}{#14}{V.07}{FREE} »INSIDEINSIDEOUTOUT INMATE ART BREAKS FREE, P.18 Strip Search: Supreme Court erodes the Fourth Amendment, P.8 Chippendales: Bow ties and beefcake, P.16 :: Musical Mission: Passing the hat for Lucas Hicks, P.20 Show up early to watch 34 34 cascadia Mayor Kelli Linville toss FOOD the ceremonial cabbage at opening day of the 27 Bellingham Farmers B-BOARD Market April 7 at the Depot A glance at what’s happening this week Market Square 24 FILM FILM 2 ) .4[04.{.12] 20 DANCE Ballroom Dancing: 6-8pm, Leopold Crystal MUSIC Ballroom From now until April 30, head south to tiptoe WORDS through fields and soak up the seasonal beauty as 18 Joseph Green: 7pm, Village Books ART ART part of the annual Skagit Valley Tulip Festival COMMUNITY Green Drinks: 5-7pm, the Redlight 16 GET OUT STAGE STAGE Tulip Festival: Through April 30, throughout the Skagit Valley 14 Bike to Work Meeting: 6pm, Whatcom Council of Governments GET OUT /#0-.4[04.|.12] 12 ONSTAGE Blast!: 7:30pm, Mount Baker Theatre WORDS Good, Bad, Ugly: 8pm, Upfront Theatre The Project: 10pm, Upfront Theatre 8 MUSIC Jeremy DesChane: 12:30pm, Whatcom Museum Logan Skelton: 8pm, Performing Arts Center CURRENTS CURRENTS Concert Hall, WWU 6 WORDS Oliver de la Paz, Stacey Lynn Brown: 7pm, Vil- VIEWS VIEWS lage Books 4 FOOD MAIL MAIL Wine & Tulip Festival: Various dates through April 30, Carpenter Creek Winery, Mount Vernon 2 DO IT IT DO DO IT 2 !-$4[04.}.12] ONSTAGE .12 04 Cabaret: 7:30pm, RiverBelle Theatre, Mount Vernon Out of Sight, Out of Mind: 8pm, Anacortes Com- munity Theatre .07 04. Hodgepodge: 8pm and 10pm, Upfront Theatre 14 # All’s Fair, Episode 3: 8pm and 10pm, iDiOM Gallery Walk: 6-9pm, downtown Anacortes Snow bunnies can Theater Art Walk: 6-10pm, downtown Bellingham head to the hill for MUSIC Jeremy DesChane: 7:30pm, Lairmont Manor a chance at Easter ./0-4[04.~.12] WORDS booty as part of the Used Book Sale: 10am-6pm, Everson Library ONSTAGE CASCADIA WEEKLY annual Golden Egg GET OUT Cabaret: 7:30pm, RiverBelle Theatre, Mount Vernon 2 Ladies Night Out: 7-9pm, Whatcom County Hunt happening Out of Sight, Out of Mind: 8pm, Anacortes VISUAL ARTS Community Theatre April 7 at the Mt. Dreams of Lascaux Opening: 5-7pm, Book Fare Café Hodgepodge: 8pm and 10pm, Upfront Theatre Baker Ski Area All’s Fair, Episode 3: 8pm, iDiOM Theater DANCE Folk Dance Party: 7:30-10:30pm, Fairhaven 34 34 Library MUSIC FOOD The Louisiana Joymakers: 2-5pm, VFW Hall Bellingham Ukulele Group: 3-5pm, St. James 27 Presbyterian Church Meat Haus Blues: 6-9pm, Carpenter Creek Win- ery, Mount Vernon B-BOARD WORDS Used Book Sale: 10am-6pm, Everson Library 24 Kathleen Flenniken: 7pm, Village Books COMMUNITY FILM Historic Home Tour: 10am-4pm, Skagit Valley Bellingham Roller Betties: 5pm, Orca Pavilion, 20 WCC MUSIC GET OUT Golden Egg Hunt: 9am, Mt. Baker Ski Area 18 Skagit Valley Tulip Run: 9:30am, Skagit Re- gional Airport, Burlington ART FOOD 16 Pancake Breakfast: 9am, United Church of Ferndale STAGE Bellingham Farmers Market Opening: 10am- 3pm, Depot Market Square 14 Oyster Saturday: 11am, Temple Bar VISUAL ARTS GET OUT Cedar Carving Demo: 1-3pm, CedarWorks Gal- lery In & Out of This World Opening: 3-5pm, Gallery 12 Cygnus The Art of Prints Opening: 5-8pm, Lucia WORDS Douglas Gallery Kris Molesworth Opening: 5-8pm, Smith & 8 Vallee Gallery, Edison .0)4[04..12] CURRENTS 6 GET OUT Skagit Valley Tulip Festival: Through April 30, VIEWS VIEWS throughout the Skagit Valley 4 FOOD Seasonal Eating Class: 2pm, Skagit Valley Food MAIL Co-op 2 2 DO IT IT DO DO IT (*)4[04..12] WORDS .12 Poetrynight: 8:30pm, Amadeus Project 04 /0 .4[04.x.12] .07 04. 14 # ONSTAGE Barynya: 10am and 12:15pm, Mount Baker Theatre Intro to Improv: 7pm, Improv Playworks WORDS Adult Story Time: 1pm, Bellingham Public CASCADIA WEEKLY Library Mary Albanese: 7pm, Village Books 3 thisweek Contact Cascadia Weekly: E 360.647.8200 34 34 Editorial FOOD Editor & Publisher: Tim Johnson E ext 260 27 ô editor@ mail cascadiaweekly.com TOC LETTERS STAFF Arts & Entertainment B-BOARD Editor: Amy Kepferle Eext 204 Grammy-winning bluegrass pioneer Earl Scruggs, 88, died ô calendar@ 24 March 28 in a Nashville hospital. 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What kind of children are we Letters Perhaps back in the dark ages women had no bringing into this world? 4 29: Crossword 4 Send letters to letters@ 30: Advice Goddess cascadiaweekly.com. choice whether they wanted to procreate, and No man has the right to decide or think he MAIL MAIL MAIL in the not so distant past women, according to knows what is best for a woman, because a man 31: Freewill Astrology The Gristle, P.6 * Rumor Has It, P.15 * Peruvian Party, P.24 cascadia REPORTING FROM THE “morals” and “ethics” as dictated through the does not give birth. A man does not get raped HEART OF CASCADIA WHATCOM SKAGIT ISLAND LOWER B.C. 2 32: This Modern World, {04.04.12}{#14}{V.07}{FREE} patriarchal church and state, had no reproduc- and get pregnant. A man does not have any re- DO IT IT DO Tom the Dancing Bug tive rights. sponsibility to a baby. Once it is born it is com- 33: Sudoku, Slowpoke A woman’s life comes first! A woman is not a pletely dependent on the mother for food. breeding unit for the unborn. As a woman and The propaganda is the right-to-life fanatics who .12 Party in Peru »INSIDEOUT 34: INMATE ART BREAKS FREE, P.18 04 an equal on this planet, I demand reproductive speak of protecting the “innocent” unborn lives. Strip Search: Supreme Court erodes the Fourth Amendment, P.8 Chippendales: Bow ties and beefcake, P.16 :: Musical Mission: Passing the hat for Lucas Hicks, P.20 healthcare. Then, after the baby is born, is it born a sinner? Is Today, in 2012, if a woman chooses to have a it no longer “innocent?” After unwanted babies are ©2012 CASCADIA WEEKLY (ISSN 1931-3292) is published each Wednesday by COVER: “Guilty Until .07 04. Cascadia Newspaper Company LLC. Direct all correspondence to: Cascadia Weekly baby, that is her choice. 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