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SUMMER STUDIO: THREE SHOWS, FOUR ACTORS, FIVE WEEKS, P. 18 TOUR D’ART: SOLSTICE STROLLING IN THE SOUTHSIDE, P. 19 2 Cascadia Weekly #2.25 06.20.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-14 | Words & Community 15 | Get Out 16 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 8038 Guide Meridian,Lynden, WA, (360)354-1000 Best KeptSecret inAutomotive Counties andBritish Columbia Wesern Washington’s Parts &Service Whatcom, Skagit, Island the community of Striving toserve Vernon Vernon Recital: Dance Spring DANCE Juliet: and Romeo Theatre None: Were There Then And Improv TV: Roof: onthe Fiddler Heaven: of Kingdom The STAGE ON FRIDAY 06. Solstice Fun Run: Solstice Labyrinth: COMMUNITY Jo Dereske: WORDS Vernon Recital: Dance Spring DANCE Juliet: and Romeo Theatre munity None: Were There Then And Roof: onthe Fiddler Heaven: of Kingdom The Good, Bad, Ugly: Traces: Brilliant STAGE ON THURSDAY 06. Chowder Charter: Market: Wednesday COMMUNITY Wednesday: Word Spoken Kinsella: Bridget WORDS Vernon Recital: Dance Spring DANCE B.C. Shrew: the of Taming The STAGE ON WEDNESDAY 06. 20 22 21 9pm, Upfront Theatre Upfront 9pm, .07 7pm, Lynden Library .07 .07 7:30pm, Mount Baker Studio Theatre Theatre Studio Baker Mount 7:30pm, 8pm, Upfront Theatre Theatre Upfront 8pm, 7pm, Village Books Books Village 7pm, 8:30pm, Sehome High School High Sehome 8:30pm, 6-9pm, Squalicum Harbor Harbor Squalicum 6-9pm, 8pm, Vanier Park, Vancouver B.C. B.C. Vancouver Park, Vanier 8pm, B.C. Vancouver Park, Vanier 8pm, 4-9pm, Fairhaven Park Park Fairhaven 4-9pm, 3-7pm, Fairhaven Village Green Green Village 3-7pm, Fairhaven 8pm, Bellingham Theatre Guild Guild Theatre Bellingham 8pm, Guild Theatre Bellingham 8pm, 7pm, McIntyre Hall, Mount Mount Hall, McIntyre 7pm, Mount Hall, McIntyre 7pm, Mount Hall, McIntyre 7pm, 8pm, iDiOM Theater iDiOM 8pm, Theater iDiOM 8pm, 8pm, Vanier Park, Vancouver Vancouver Park, Vanier 8pm, 8pm, Stuart’s at the Market Market the at Stuart’s 8pm, 8pm, Anacortes Community Community Anacortes 8pm, Com- 7:30pm, Anacortes A glance atwhat’s happening this week EEKLY c . a . s . c . Fiddler on the Roof: onthe Fiddler Heaven: of Kingdom The Studio Theatre Year: Next Time, Same STAGE ON SATURDAY 06. House, Blaine Colors from Within: Fairhaven Walk: Gallery d’Art Tour VISUAL ARTS Stommish Festival: Fairgrounds, Lynden Can-Am Car Show: COMMUNITY Detmer: Pat tional Church Vega: la de Elizabeth WORDS Center Arts forming Hill: Ford Kean, Eric Theatre Lindsey Buckingham: MUSIC AT FERNDALE’S BOXX BERRY FARM BERRY BOXX AT FERNDALE’S 23-24 JUNE HAPPENING FESTIVAL STRAWBERRY WEEKEND AJUICY HAVE a 23 . d .07 7pm, Village Books Books Village 7pm, . Northwest Washington Washington Northwest i Lummi Nation Nation Lummi 7-9pm, Blackberry Blackberry 7-9pm, 8pm, BTG BTG 8pm, 8pm, Firehouse Per- Firehouse 8pm, 7pm, First Congrega- First 7pm, 8pm, Mount Baker 8pm, Mount Baker . 5-10pm, historic 8pm, iDiOM Theater Theater iDiOM 8pm, a AT THE ANNUAL ANNUAL AT THE Improv TV: Vancouver B.C. B.C. Vancouver Shrew: the of Taming The Community Theatre None: Were There Then And Summer Art Festival: Art Summer VISUAL ARTS Fair: Health Movin’ Get Tour: Garden Farm, Ferndale Strawberry Festival: Fairgrounds, Lynden Can-Am Car Show: Square Market: Farmers Green Village Bocce Ball Tournament: Stommish Festival: COMMUNITY Theatre Baker Mount Concert: Memorial Chambers Jerry Haynie Opry: Wind Concert: Center Arts Performing Choir: Gospel Experience Total MUSIC Mount Vernon Recital: Dance Spring DANCE 9pm, Upfront Theatre Upfront 9pm, 11am-5pm, Whatcom County County Whatcom 11am-5pm, 8pm, Haynie Grange, Custer Custer Grange, Haynie 8pm, 7:30pm, Whatcom Museum Museum Whatcom 7:30pm, 10am-3pm, Depot Market Market Depot 10am-3pm, Northwest Washington Washington Northwest Lummi Nation Nation Lummi 11am-3pm, Boxx Berry Berry Boxx 11am-3pm, 10am-4pm, La Conner Conner La 10am-4pm, 7pm, McIntyre Hall, Hall, McIntyre 7pm, 12-4pm, Civic Field Field Civic 12-4pm, 9am-3pm, Fairhaven 8pm, Vanier Park, Park, Vanier 8pm, 8pm, Anacortes 8pm, Anacortes 7pm, Blaine 8pm, MOUNT BAKER THEATRE BAKER MOUNT 22 AT THE JUNE THING HIS DO VOCALIST AND GUITARIST LAUDED THE SEE BUCKINGHAM. MAC OF FLEETWOOD HEARD YOU’VE IF , TO [email protected] INFO SEND LISTED, EVENTS YOUR GET TO Vernon Friends: and Frisell Bill Marcia Guderian: MUSIC Juliet: and Romeo Traces: Brilliant STAGE ON TUESDAY 06. Night: Poetry Center Irwin: Dawn Gloria Open Mic: WORDS MONDAY 06. Festival: Art Summer VISUAL ARTS Lynden Can-Am Car Show: Tour: Garden Strawberry Festival: School Market: Farmers Baker Mt. Stommish Festival: COMMUNITY Wiersema: Robert WORDS Concert: Jazz of Art MUSIC Square Dance: DANCE Shrew: the of Taming The Things: of Shape The Theatre None: Were There Then And Roof: onthe Fiddler STAGE ON SUNDAY 06. YOU’VE HEARD OF LINDSEY OF LINDSEY HEARD YOU’VE 26 25 24 7pm, Village Books Books Village 7pm, .07 .07 .07 11am-5pm, Whatcom County County Whatcom 11am-5pm, 8:30pm, Fantasia Espresso Fantasia 8:30pm, 6-8:30pm, YWCA Ballroom Ballroom YWCA 6-8:30pm, 7:30pm, Mount Baker Studio Theatre Theatre Studio Baker Mount 7:30pm, 12:30pm, Whatcom Museum 5pm, Village Books Books Village 5pm, 8pm, Vanier Park, Vancouver B.C. Vancouver Park, Vanier 8pm, Northwest Washington Fairgrounds, Fairgrounds, Washington Northwest 7pm, Everson McBeath Community Community McBeath Everson 7pm, Lummi Nation Nation Lummi 4-6:30pm, Lucia Douglas Gallery Gallery Douglas Lucia 4-6:30pm, 2pm, Bellingham Theatre Guild Guild Theatre Bellingham 2pm, 11am-3pm, Boxx Berry Farm, Ferndale Farm, Berry Boxx 11am-3pm, 3pm, Mount Baker Studio Theatre Theatre Studio Baker Mount 3pm, 10am-4pm, La Conner Conner La 10am-4pm, 7:30pm, Lincoln Theatre, Mount Mount Theatre, Lincoln 7:30pm, 7pm, Vanier Park, Vancouver B.C. Vancouver Park, Vanier 7pm, 10am-3pm, Kendall Elementary Elementary Kendall 10am-3pm, 2pm, Anacortes Community Community Anacortes 2pm,

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The last report Lake” work on the “Stewards of the Ichair, began which Committee, Watershed Council Our ing? year? acampaign be this Could blatantly. this never but ample, ex- for before, ing decisions zon- county for blamed city the heard Ihave cleanup. lake ward to- andcounty city by omission about sins of commission and facts the misrepresent to tempt at- adeliberate be to appears column The Gristle. week’s last ON CLEANUP CLEANING THE RECORD So what actions are we tak- we are actions what So in disappointed sorely I was CONTENTS letters roads. substandardtain their private, main- to them for costly too it’s Because Why? of areas. nearby increases anddensity nexation an- including city, other any of powers the all it city—giving for permission to become a Board Review Boundary the to application its submitted week to reduce density, but just this tried has Suddencounty. Valley the by densities, inappropriate totally at ’70s inthe zoned ley, Much of that is in Sudden Val- county. inthe primarily curred oc- has mention you ment” develop- “intensive the holds, house- Bellingham all to mailed be built. can that 3,208 more are there 1,273 of But homes. a total of construction the prevented have andpurchases donations that won’t be built. Additional units housing 660 about That’s 1991. since watershed in the land developable of 1,300 acres about acquire $11 to million As you can see in the fl inthe see can you As over spent has council This CREDITS ier acquisition. of level astepped-up funding of importance the concerning recommendations the as well as Report, Goals WAB’s Watershed areas. rural to vice what we believe is urban ser- extend to efforts LWW&SD’s the involvedactively in monitoring is city The annexation. out with- limits city ment outside that it not will enable develop- Act, Management Growth the with inaccordance agreed, has city The approval. City quires re- that agreement interlocal the andagainst developers to water provide to efforts its trict (Water District 7) and Dis- andSewer Water Whatcom fi to continue will city The Area. Growth ban an Ur- Sudden Valley declare to DanMcShane, member Council County by years for supported idea, original its out threw fi which Council County this with help effort, from the The city is also fi isalso city The We have agreed to review the the review to agreed have We The city has been fi been has city The LETTERS ght this effort. this ght ghting Lake Lake ghting ghting ghting nally nally ally worked about seven of these staff, and (Kirsten event. the for dinator you rock!) coor- andmain founder and isthe harder even who is working work I havethe Downtown Renaissance Net- person-staffi and planning with andhelp space the providing music, onthe tion hisconsulta- without successful as been never have would certs ing back. giv- of way No, ishis it say? you pid, no nofees, charge, room organizations. No those to directly goes penny door, the every at lected col- are donations the When staff. andhis Buffalo Wild the of use the for organization any to penny one charged never has andhe causes less benefi nessed the Wild host Buffalo count- While employed there, I have wit- enormous. been have years eight last the over community this to Goodman, Jr. John’s contributions JohnB. as known Buff” hind “The on behalf of the Wild Buffalo. Weekly the of 13issue June in the column It” Has “Rumor Ross’s Carey on elaborate Imust Ifeel and ahalf year last the for Buffalo and Wild up. it clean to us of all created this mess. We’ve all county. entire the around It will be go to blame isenough up There ful. to help- isnot county orthe city the Blaming us. of rest andthe tricts dis- water the county, the city, the between cooperation of level some require It will issue. isacomplex ter ing salmon. spawn- for there it of more leave to us requires Act Species Endangered our because River Nooksack the of out water much that take We can’t us. for anoption isnolonger water spilling action, acleansing viding andpro- moving lake the keeping Georgia-Pacifi to nesses andbusi- residents Bellingham by used water of amount total the of percent 80 of release the a factor of howmuch don’tknow we While decline. document its study, will and the soon-to-be-released TMDL 303-D listing Ecology’s with along work, degrading. Robin Mathews’ HARD TO FIND HARD IS A GOODMAN Downtown Sounds alley con- I would like to praise the manbe- the praise to like I would JohnGoodman for working After wa- ofdrinking oursource Saving is quality water lake’s Yes, the pooh-pooh to isnot ng. This . Nice job, Carey, and thanks job, andthanks . Nice Carey, nonprofi various for ts Bellingham City Council City Bellingham —Barbara Ryan,—Barbara in c was nada! nada! Cascadia Cascadia Stu- t THE BUFFALO! on.SAVE it carry to along comes son per- right the onlyhope and Ican generosity. his of surface the scraped even not Ihave am sure I scene. music andlive community this for done has he all ingham for Bell- from you” “thank fat a big, deserves ethic work an unbounded checks. pay- gowithout employees his let ever would he before abridge under live by. get Johnwould could club the so just nopay for work to had ployees of similar businesses have in order. things keep help to team a as work and stellar are employees his that too say Imust them. to ing thanks isno-smok- garden beer the yeah, Oh outside. smoking orthe low too being lights the for onhim picking ever they when- may come upempty-handed drop they though tries, Board Control by. 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They’re quiet and focused on their ontheir andfocused quiet They’re shermen. now.”nd any eet was to leave the area. the leave to was eet shes for crab and gillnets for salmon. These These salmon. for andgillnets crab for shes shermen focus their catch around the most most the around catch their focus shermen briefs L at Squalicum harbor vs sh they catch and release andrelease catch sh they HERRING shed the Cherry Point Point Cherry the shed . intertidal and nearshore environments. andnearshore intertidal pacifi salmon, of diets inthe astaple are Herring Sound. asignifi andplays istics Pacifi other greatly from soon.” anytime bounce-back abig making not certainly are “They andWildlife. Fish of Department State ington Wash- the from Stick Kurt says dramatically,” creased ham Bay. Belling- to Roberts Point from spawning State, ington inWash- population herring largest the had once area The decades. three last the over percent 80 creased de- has Point Cherry at spawning for used shoreline model estimations and the number of fi of number andthe estimations model them.” believes name, everyone their PhD behind a have they because “Just says. Mundell ‘foul,’” call answers. on the sea, casting fi out andbeing knowledge true gives experience He says fi fi fi fi To makealiving, says. Mundell Marti sh populations are in danger of extinction. of indanger are sh populations says. he sh populations, fi sh multiple Cherry Point herring were once considered a were poten- once considered Point herring Cherry This particular type of herring is distinct. It differs de- have stocks herring Point Cherry the “Overall, Service, Fisheries Marine National the to According What it comes down to is a debate between computer computer between isadebate to down comes it What afi being frustrating “It’s offi intheir stay “People toMundell say it declares is for ridiculous scientists c cod and halibut. Their critical habitats include include habitats critical Their and halibut. c cod sheries and follow the natural cycles of of cycles natural the andfollow sheries shing nets will produce the true true the produce will nets shing cant role in the health of Puget Puget of health inthe role cant c herring in genetic character- ces and point their fi their andpoint ces sherman and having people people andhaving sherman sh in agillnet. shermen must must shermen ngers.” manager. “Cherry Point is especially isespecially Point manager. “Cherry region assistant DNR Roberts, David management plans in place,” agrees isunaltered. site the of majority the piers, existing the than Other ests. inter- shipping for area an appealing than 70 feet just offshore, making it properties. shoreline develop to looking andindividuals industries from protest drew area the for plans Yet management Reserve. Aquatic be designated as an Environmental should it andsaid resources natural important supports that anarea as identifi Resources of Natural Department isneeded. tons 5,000 about of a baseline population survive, to herring for inorder that believe Biologists says. year, Stick last ery fi asmall for allow to enough high 2007 were similar to 2006 and were more slightly at than estimated was Point ry 22,000 tons. in 1999.tons toric of levels 15,000 Stocks tons to 1,300 his- from dropped has spawning ring in Her- salmon. of diet inthe mainstay Sound’s Pacifi Puget of half than more for habitat spawning andWildlife. Fish of Department ton Washing- the of director Koenings, urgency,” Jeff more even agrees feel web, we food Sound Puget in the link isakey stock that when cern; trouble, that’s always cause for con- fact.” aproven isnot However, that area damage must water the quality. inthe “Industries says. ors,” Stick stress- different by affected ously Sound. Puget entire in the populations the all than larger much and side, U.S. onthe than larger much are populations herring side, Canadian onthe Georgia of Straits that suffer Sound inPuget onlystock the are to stay around. In the be sure all fi all sure be to isnoway andthere accurate, be ring stock estimates cannot always Her- criteria. required all meet not did species the believed they cause agency withdrew that decision be- his but says, Stick species, dangered an en- as listing for candidate tial “It’s been a rocky road getting getting road arocky been “It’s more reach area inthe depths Water State Washington the In 2000 spawning in Cher-In 2006, herring provided Point historically Cherry isin population aunique “When are obvi- Point herring “Cherry Point herring Cherry says Stick reach Point Cherry the ed OIL, Continued on page 13 sh have been counted. been sh have a c herring, sh- (near Costco) 1611 S. BurlingtonBlvd.

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Indian Lummi the of boundary northern the of Birch to Park Bay State boundary southern the from extends serve reserve. aquatic the managing for analternative as Plan agement Man- Shoreline County Whatcom the andevaluate Reserve Aquatic Point Cherry the of history the of view Society. Audubon andthe Sound Puget for People the as such groups, interest andlocal agencies ernment gov- from representatives of session afacilitated include will meeting The reserve. aquatic the of future the cuss dis- to in near future the sometime herring. of season spawning the during orlight sound excessive sel traffi tures, of alteration wave energy, ves- shading over-waterclude struc- from the refi fi Point, tifi happy.” sides andmakeboth try to vide leases for industrial companies pro- andwe andindustry, recreation suchas uses, on water-dependent focus also to have “We says. Roberts programs,” and leasing ervation herring. for habitat critical meadows, ineelgrass decline the of cause the dustrial andin- shadows these think activityologists in Bi- dock. each at ing “ship shadows” the area leav- boundary, reserve aquatic DNR may be the into cut docks Yet these plains. ex- Roberts DNR, from land the lease refi the reserve, aquatic the within operate to docks these for Inorder area. the for proposed isalso Terminal dock AGateway lips. Petroleum, Intalco, and ConocoPhil- Refi “The DNR has relatively limited limited relatively has DNR “The Re- Point Cherry 3,000-acre The anover- provide will meeting The ameeting plans DNR says Roberts 11 of alist iden- composed has DNR onpres- focuses department “Our at Cherry concerns ecological ed icting uses until the Nooksack Nooksack the until uses icting nery docks are owned by British British by owned are docks nery nery docks. These concerns in- concerns These docks. nery ve to of them related directly c, ballast water exchange and and exchange water ballast c, FROMPAGE9 neries must must neries 31; Skagit, 16; and Island, 4. Island, and 16; 31; Skagit, Snohomish, DUI eight arrests; accumulated County Whatcom streets. the off drivers impaired on getting focused com counties and What- Island, Snohomish, Skagit, from 11, troopers 8through June From weekend. graduation during driving of drunken cion ported they’d arrested 59 people on suspi- Old Fairhaven Parkway. The bikes, which which bikes, The Parkway. Fairhaven Old near bridge Street 12th the over bikes number of who juveniles were throwing On June 16, place. the dalizing van- by mater alma their to farewell bid nine who to had grads Sehome decided On June 14, BOOKS... 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Police were called to the ferry backpack behind was left on the Alaska a after evacuated was inFairhaven minal On June 19, FUROR FERRY oatmeal. and detergent dishwashing of inboxes PCP of 61 and grams heroin of 173 grams meth, of 124 grams found and Audi man’s 2007 the searched agents border grant, the Despite delay. ers across the border with little fast-track prescreened travel- Canada program designed to U.S.- ajoint program, NEXUS inthe enrolled was driver The Protection. 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City’s the without service water received have may district inthe properties which investigating offi City Bellingham. of city andthe district the between ofanagreement violations discovered recently for blame isto Trowbridge manager, Jim claiming its clinic shuffl falsely part in a multi-state ring that bribed casino employees to of funds from Native American casinos. They say he took offi eral Fed- Casino. River Nooksack from money steal helping of THURSDAY 06. WEDNESDAY 06. shed beginapetition $753,000. receive to isslated Whatcom million; $3 receive will County Under program, the Skagit history. 43-year committee’s inthe award largest the counties, door Recreation Out- for (IAC), Committee Interagency Washington the through will support 159 funded grants, The habitat. projects andwildlife farmland tect in 30 andpro- opportunities recreational new build to grants currents The sonofSeattle’smayorpleads notguilty The StateGamblingCommissioninvestigatesadis- Lake WhatcomWaterandSewerDistrictdeniesa Governor ChrisGregoireawards$103.5million U.S. SenatorPatty Murrayannouncesanew veterans More than 100 than More THE cials say the confusion may be due to ongoing ne- ongoing to due be may confusion the say cials 14. 13. BY TIMJOHNSON that will serve Whatcom and surrounding counties counties andsurrounding Whatcom serve will that that a merger of water districts is in the works. works. isinthe districts water of amerger that cials accuse Jacob Nickels of conspiracy and theft andtheft conspiracy of Jacob Nickels accuse cials County Deputy Administrator County Deputy Dewey Desler says 07 07 e decks, stealing millions of dollars. of millions stealing edecks, ve different years since 1995, the tribe 1995, tribe since the years different ve citizens intheLakeWhatcomwater- ts from the Nooksack River Casino. Casino. River Nooksack the from ts calling for Water District 7 to fi 7to District Water for calling THAT WAS ts, instead of the two two the of instead ts, news news ee to charges cials are cials in re commentary commentary County. impact fees ers aplan asubcommittee. of out passed that bill aSenate to language added Murray February. next by open be will for Aug. 13. Aug. for isset Trial collision. the with inconnection assistance criminal rendering to guilty not plead also Abbott erett Ev- Cooper, andChad E. Amber 2. Ann Amanda Littrell, Jr., Rhone, Anthony June 19, inacollision killing after mian Scott McKay, 21, is accused of fl run deathpleadsnotguiltytovehicularhomicide. shooting. the for amotive provide immediately not would they although wife, estranged homeowner’s the of acquaintances were they said Investigators ed FRIDAY 06. more at his new job. new his at more ayear $30,000 makeabout ing will Flem- Colo. inLouisville, Manager City new the become to he’s leaving Offi and streams. fi restore to year every 30,000hours than 2,000 volunteers who donate more than more to grown has organization the leadership, 1999. ajobshe’s since had her Under Association, ment Enhance- Salmon Nooksack the of director excutive WENDY SCHERRER RESIGNS PASSAGES The WhatcomCountyPlanningCommissionconsid- The driverchargedinBellingham’srecenthit-and- One manisfatallyshotandasecondwound- during an alleged home burglary near Burlington. Burlington. near burglary home analleged during Bellingham Chief Administrator Administrator Chief Bellingham cause problems Health 15. cer cer Malcolm Fleming 07 sh habitat in local creeks creeks inlocal sh habitat that could allow school districts to collect collect to districts school allow could that from taxpayers in unincorporated Whatcom Whatcom in unincorporated taxpayers from briefs announces announces Wendy Scherrer scene the eeing MALCOLM FLEMING to resign as Da- lighting will receive upgrades. receive will lighting and andwalkways paved be also will lot gravel The boxcar. anold of out made andabridge enhancement sity. portation CenterservingWesternWashingtonUniver- grown faster than tax increases. increases. than tax faster grown 11thof in 1998, chiefl apeak from 2004. declined has ranking Washington’s aver- national a to Year inFiscal $112.94.age of 29th ranked Washington compared 2005, Year Fiscal in income age of $105.91 in taxes for every $1,000 in personal released fi to according 37th nationally, ranked by the than comes U.S. Censusnians Bureau, paying an aver- seum bylocalbuilderEbenalGeneralConstruction. council alsoapprovesthelowbidtoconstructmu- than $1millionmoreoriginallyprojected.The seum, andchildren’s mu- $12.5 art anew of million construction plans. inneighborhood permitted currently than lots testimony on whether they should allow smaller building heard also Council end.The north city’s the to 125 acres about anannexationproject School. bank. the to make$16,000 to inrestitution ordered 24 Feb. a branch ofBankAmerica. with connection in TUESDAY 06. MONDAY 06. Groundbreaking begins at the the at begins Groundbreaking The state Dept. of Revenue reports that that Washingto- reports Revenue of Dept. state The Bellingham CityCouncilhearspublictestimony A MapleFallsmanissentencedtofi the for abond back to agrees Council City Bellingham A fi 19. 18. Improvements include creek relocation, habitat habitat relocation, creek include Improvements re damages a classroom at Bellingham Christian Christian Bellingham at aclassroom damages re despite concerns that the project will cost more despiteconcernsthattheprojectwillcostmore pay less state and local tax local and state less pay 07 07 residents in 36residents other states y because personal income has has income personal y because robbery at the Sunset Square robbery attheSunsetSquare Forrest Roy Green also was was also Green Roy Forrest that could add more than Lincoln CreekTrans- relative to their relative in- ve years in prison ve yearsinprison gures recently recently gures . Washington . Washington Wake Wake Robert J. Wiersema’s debut novel, Ifi it. into that wasn’t Ijust means typically IF A Tragedy andredemption Before IWake man responsible for the hit-and-run accident—and hit-and-run the for man responsible tortured Henry—the to Karen Simon to from forth (cancer). andlarge tis) (arthri- small both ailments from cured are her with time spend who people that clear becomes soon it ahealer: she’s become state matose co- inher isthat second andthe own her The fi “miracles.” deemed be can what of cession a suc- to leads decision This support. life off her take to decide Simon andKaren, parents, isn’t going wake up—ever—her to Sherry obvious Whenitbecomes truck. ing pickup her and mother is hit by a with speed- street the iscrossing Sherry named three-year-old a morning, onaspring isthis: plot basic The is compelling the get-go. from storytelling Wake BY AMYKEPFERLE Although there are passages in passages are there Although With a narrative thread that switches back and , in three days. days. , inthree that can get overly sentimental, its its sentimental, overly get can that is isrst able that to Sherry breathe on book takes me more than a week to read, it it read, to aweek than more me takes book words COMMUNITY Before I Before Before I Before nished nished Before IWake Before Wiersema, author of 1200 11th St. 11th St. 1200 INFO: COST: WHERE: WHEN: WHAT: ATTEND June 24 Free 671-2626 Robert Robert 5pm Sun., Sun., 5pm LECTURES LECTURES Village Books, Books, Village pass yours, too. too. yours, pass isit’ll guess andmy story, interesting my cles and death. love, concerning fore them life, mira- “And ‘why’ the says. 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Village Fairhaven 3-7pm the at from business for open is Market Farmers WEDNESDAY MARKET: 20 WED., JUNE COMMUNITY John McKay, one of nine The Can-Am Nationals 14th 14th Nationals Can-Am The Get answers to your le- your to answers Get Sidney Atkins gives a gives Atkins Sidney red last year, will be be will year, last red Attend the annual the Attend The Mt. Baker Farm- Baker Mt. The The Bellingham Bellingham The The Wednesday Wednesday The Celebrate the the Celebrate 15 Cascadia Weekly #2.25 06.20.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-14 | WordsWORDS & &Community COMMUNITY15 15 | Get Out 16 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 16 Cascadia Weekly #2.25 06.20.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-14 | Words & Community 15 | GetGET OutOUT 1616 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 MARINE SCIENCE EDUCATION THAT HAD BECOME PART OF MY EVERYDAY LIFE. EVERYDAY BECOME PART OF MY HAD THAT EDUCATION SCIENCE MARINE OF ORCHESTRA GREAT THE ME: GOING ON AROUND ALL IT HEAR I COULD spry little boat. little spry fl was I helm. the at minutes afew students his of each giving while works, howGPS plaining ex- pilothouse upinthe voice Captain’s the hear also Icould surface. the below salinity measure jarto sample adeepwater of use the in were instructed bow, onside the students lion inside mil- per parts teaching voice thecrewmember’s main hold another hear Icould water. the into net ton cabin, while plank- the lowered crewmembers my of one out- life. eryday ev- my of part become had that education science marine of orchestra great the me: onaround going all it hear Icould hull. the against crashing waves inland the to tened andlis- cabin hold main the of wall steel the boat. the driving drink. the into violently retching work, I where trawler the of side starboard the on myself Ifound body. protesting my with well sit not did before night the consumed Ihad Something been. have well as might IT WASN’T The Plankton Love of For the BY BETHANYLOUDON I listened to the drone of the engine while while engine the of drone the to I listened against Ileaned clarity, of In amoment grader asixth was there To all, it to add our for admiration a deep with ooded Snow Goose really seasickness, but it it but seasickness, really liveson get out HIKING tive is to collect data andNooksack deter- River Delta. The objec- of and Padden the mouth Creek, the Point, Post com Waterway, What- four stations: boat visits fi for County Whatcom throughout of school middle kids classroom after classroom out takes it where Marina, Squalicum 12 the of Gate June, the through September from but eco-tours, of arun for Alaska to boat the takes crew a small classroom. the During summer, afl into converted yacht a64-foot isessentially it fore, the about heard eld trips on Bellingham Bay. onBellingham trips eld During these excursions, the the excursions, these During haven’t who you of those For Snow Goose’s Goose’s Snow RUNNING Snow Goose Goose Snow homeis oating be- CYCLING purpose, but a legacy that grows grows that alegacy but purpose, good of stewards their watershed. be to andeager inspired informed, day the endof the at dock the off step often Students waterfront. working of the impact mental environ- andthe history natural ecology, we as discuss its terway wa- Whatcom ofthe atour gets aboard comes that group Every area. the to indigenous seabirds andvarious mammals marine for alookout keeping while stations, activity four of one though tate ro- they as experience hands-on sound. 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Kuntz, professor of Theatre of Theatre professor . Kuntz, The Shape of Things ve weeks: and THEATER stage Same Same Bril- charts the the charts June 21 - July 28 21-July June Sun.; 3pm. Fri.-Sat., Tues.-Thurs, 8pm St. Commercial N. 104 Theatre, Studio Baker Studio INFO: COST: WHERE: WHEN: WHAT: SEE IT com mountbakertheatre. Studio $15-$18 734-6080 or Summer 7:30pm 7:30pm Mount Mount DANCE themselves. themselves. other, each and confront to isforced couple unlikely the a blizzard, by Trapped wilderness. Alaskan upinthe holed aloner upon stumbles who bride arunaway as Cusack Joan Evelyn. girlfriend, student art Adam, iconoclastic andhis student, university quiet a between affair alove of terrain andsurprising complex Kuntz promises. promises. 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Holly Vie La at 30 June through paintings by Vikki Jackson featuresthe pastel People!” ROSE: EN VIE LA gallery.com. insights- or 588-8044 (360) info: more For Ave. mercial 516 Gallery, Com- Insights through July 27 at Anacortes’ hangs 07” Show “Summer GALLERY: INSIGHTS museum. 3365 or skagitcounty.net/ 466- (360) info: more For St. 4th 501 Museum, Historical Conner’sLa Skagit County at November through Life” Farm ages of Contemporary Im- Light: the “Harvesting MUSEUM: HISTORICAL “By the Bay: Working Working Bay: the “By View Barba- “The Art Art “The “Through Through “India: “Ameri- The View 19 Cascadia Weekly #2.25 06.20.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-14 | Words & Community 15 | Get Out 16 | On Stage 18 | ArtART 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 20 Cascadia Weekly #2.25 06.20.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-14 | Words & Community 15 | Get Out 16 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | MusicMUSIC 20-2320-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 ONE OFONE International JazzFestival A User’sGuidetotheVancouver serve as an underlying inspiration or philosophy, the beauti- the or philosophy, inspiration anunderlying as serve may jazz While heritage. musical world’s the of celebration named, inaptly if isanartistic, Festival Jazz International city from June 23 to the July across theatres andpremier bars urban 1, parks, city clubs, the TD Canada Trust Vancouver inintimate Taking place notice. upandtake sit to ought music live of andlovers us, of north the to just stage the to Random Actsof Jamming Sweet Surprises and BY CHRISTIANMARTIN hwPREVIEW show DON BYRON the world’s premier music festivals is about to take take to isabout festivals music premier world’s the PREVIEWS PREVIEWS music RUMOR HAS IT HAS RUMOR Rollins and Joshua Redman or blues masters masters orblues Redman andJoshua Rollins Sonny legends saxophone as headliners tival options. enticing of plethora the by up, paralyzed Ifroze festival, 2007 the for WhenIfi daunting. somewhat appear can festival the venues, different many more. and much electronica pop, zydeco, blues, breakbeat, folk, funk, calypso, afrobeat, of strains included have past inthe week the upover conjured sounds ful Should I lay my money down onsuchfes- down mymoney I lay Should so of out pours music quality much so Because CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ONNEXT CONTINUED rst saw the roster roster the saw rst Rumor HasIt to hold onto whatever remains. struggling we’re Now merely equation. the from removed been largely has isideal what that inBellingham community music the of state onthe commentary isasad it nately, Unfortu- ideal. was it than necessary more far go, was Chirbin’s venues music as that know, all we But being. time the for bill the fi admirably than more that venue shift amake- was it At best, found. be could digs other, better until measure astopgap as was it community, music the upto taurant WhenMichael D’Anna res- tion. the opened solu- apermanent be to intended never was Chiribin’s outset, the from that, is simply 3B? 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Large, fenced yard and gar- outside looking over lake. Up OFFICE ; Business, Cor- plan on getting a degree in 15 den. Cathedral ceiling, porch, stairs bedroom with private porate or Institutional business, I am responsible, Age-related infertility is one of a more prone to genetic abnormalities. skylights. W/D. Parking. W/S bathroom, and deck, looking Available NOW, CALL: JOHN friendly, a non-smoker, I don’t variety of reasons a woman may have Be a free-range chick by maintain- included. This is a really nice over mt. baker. Non smokers (360)733-0707 or (360)303- drink or do drugs...I plan on place. Available July 1st, only, no pets. $1,500 for rent, 4285 working part to full time, what a problem getting preggers. The truth ing a healthy weight. This isn’t about month-by-month lease. 360- does not include utilities. First else can I say? I am looking for Shopspace or storage is, once you hit your mid-30s, the abil- the waddle you might have under your 201-0778. and last deposit required. Call a roommate or a room for Fall. or ??? 6363 square feet Lynda at 425-501-8771 for in- I’m looking for roommates or ity to conceive and carry a pregnancy arm. It’s because having too much body available. Huge ‘Pull Through’ $1250 / 3br - North Bell- quires. a place to live with people who doors! 200 Amp Power. Sorry to term begins to decline signifi cantly, fat can cause a woman’s body to create ingham home Enjoy the are respectful, fun and pretty No 3 Phase Power. Will dis- best of Whatcom county. This $650 / 1br - One bed- clean. For more info, email and it accelerates in your late 30s and too much estrogen, resulting in natu- cuss modifying or consider Birch Bay Beauty is nestled in room In law suite All utili- [email protected] into your 40s. You might say it only ral birth control. Skinny chicks are not | Words & Community Sealinks secure, gated golf ties included in rent - internet, renting a portion. Final cost course community that over- cable, electric, garbage, etc.. per month depends on space $275 Sublet need from takes one egg, much less a full carton, off the hook, either. Having too little looks the bay. Fantastic views Quiet peaceful area. No pets. and modifications needed. June 25th-Aug22nd Im to do the trick. True, chickie, but here body fat may lead to a lack of estrogen 8-14 of golf course,water,wildlife, Move in 18th of June. Call 360 Call Sara to discuss options, looking to sublet an appart- and walk to all of Birch Bay’s 870 4723 after 12noon - 360-383-0665 ment from the June 25th- Aug is a little Ovum 101. and the reproductive cycle could shut funky shops and restaurants. or 206-605-7284 (cell). 22nd somewhere around the When you are a fresh young chickadee, down. About 12 percent of all infertil- This home is 3 bedrooms, 2 Bellingham area or further Rentals: Maple $150 12x20 and 12x14.5 bathrooms, with panaramic north. I will be traveling up you carry about a million immature eggs ity cases are caused by weighing too | Currents included! 12 x 20 Garage view deck on main floor. 1780 Falls from San Diego CA to stay in storage with 12 x 14 1/2 up- in your ovaries. Then, when puberty be- much or too little. 6-7 s.f. includes finished base- northern washinton for the $750 / 2br - Maple Falls stairs as well. Conveniently ment and 2 car garage. Lots of summer. A furnished room gins, one egg will mature each month for Betcha didn’t know that sexually Home for Rent 2 Bedroom, located a few blocks from natural light makes you want would be a plus considering 1.5 Bathroom, 924 SQFT mo- Hardware Sales. Available ovulation—and hundreds of the imma- transmitted infections (STIs) are a to just hang out. Bellingham is i cannot bring much with me

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| Film mer My roommate and I are An excellent upstairs deposit to move in. Call Pam. DRUGS,NO WILD PARTIES mere RE www.PatricksHous- tached three car garage. Email: to $141,950. One Bedroom bed 2.5 bath 1631 sq. ft. unit leaving Bellingham for the room is available July 1st 360-202-1357 and NO MEALS IN THE es.com 360-220-0281 [email protected] buyer bonus happening now. faces south and offers lots summer and need someone in our comfortable, quiet BEDROOM,(unless sick). So- Receive a free HDTV and free of natural light and views 20-23 to sublet our apartment start- household with garden $350 Room in Lovely ciable alcoholic beverages $675,000 Gorgeous Lake $114,950 REMODELED condo dues for 1 year! See of open space. Wonderful ing at the end of June. It’s big, on Sehome Hill. We’re a Spacious 2 Story Home O.K.. Small house trained convenient, has a fi replace and friendly assortment of Seeking friendly respon- dogs welcomed. I am a young- a washer/dryer in the building. housemates in our 30’s sible woman student to rent er thinking Mature,Senior | Music It’s also about an eight minute - 50’s, looking for a non- a sunny furnished room. man. Any legal age tenant

19 walk from campus and is right smoking vegetarian or Share bath/kitchen with an- O.K.,provided you are self the same win-win characteristics I de- on the busline, if that matters. semi-veggie who enjoys other student in professor’s sufficient physically and fi- scribed above. We go through a private renter co-op style living—share home. Washer and dryer. nancially. 425-238-0471 By Rick Dubrow

| Art who is really cool and help- food, chores, conversa- Large porch, yard and garden 3. They can deconstruct entire buildings, ful and not scary like the big space. On bus line. 10 Minutes 18 tion. 647-0362 whether it be a garage, home or the 130 realtors. If you’re interested, to WCC/Downtown/WWU No 600 there also might be some free Smoking, No Pets RENT 350 + schools they’ve already worked on. furniture in the mix, but only if 100 for all utilities, cable tv, Real Estate $340 Great roommate I use the word deconstruct carefully. you’re interested. Email: Dan- and high speed wireless inter- On the wanted A.S.A.P. Our [email protected] net. CALL: 360-305-8902 When someone thinks about a demoli- roommate just moved out

| On Stage Houses: and we have a vacant room $350 fully furnished tion contractor, it’s easy to conjure up the 16 Roommates Bellingham in the house. It is an aw- room Furnished room in qui- image of an incoming bulldozer, but no. some house, two great guys Level et adult household. Includes Wanted $299,900 ——New List- (one a student, other a grad utilities, tv, cable internet, The RE Store doesn’t want to end up with ing W/$3,000 Buyer Bo- Co-op Style Household student). The room will be some food. Access to laundry, nus!! Impeccably remodeled splinters. They want intact cabinets. So An excellent upstairs room the entire loft upper level of kitchen, decks, yard/garden... You thought you knew

| Get Out newer home in great location is available July 1st in our the house. Applicant must walking distance to beach. No they carefully remove the reusable stuff. just waiting for a new owner! 15 comfortable, quiet household be very cool, outgoing and drugs, no pets. Call Linda or Great Maple floors, new car- The new store is buzzing with excite- with garden on Sehome Hill. personable. Contact JAG @ leave msg, 360-392-8200 pet and new paint highlight We’re a friendly assortment (360) 224-3220. local resident if they ment. Not only is their new building far this 2130 sq. ft. 3 bed/office Ask any of housemates in our 30’s - $350 Quiet,many 2.5 bath home located next know about the RE Store and you’ll fi nd nicer than its former location, but by that the store has achieved nearly uni- month’s end the rest of the staff of RE versal recognition. You probably know it Sources, its parent nonprofi t, will also as the haven to drop off and purchase move in, leaving its offi ces on the top fl oor used building materials, right? You also of the Herald Building. For the fi rst time in Welcoming Dr. Leonard Kolodychuk to our team of

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6-7 • Fellow of the American The store goes out of its way to get your line (676-5723; 9am-5pm, Mon.-Fri.). College of Surgeons stuff. They’ll pick it up. They’ll tear it off That’s not all. Between now and fall, your walls. They’ll even tear down your the new building will morph into the Sus-

| Views | Views walls! And your roof, ceilings, fl oors... tainable Living Center, a one-stop shop Dr. Loch Trimingham: 4-5 Simply put: get out of their way! They for learning how to reduce your ecological • Practice is now limited to disorders and injuries of the are licensed and bonded demolition con- footprint on this wondrous planet. Foot & Ankle tractors and this translates into your abil- So check out the store in person or on- • 29 years of practice in

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Do it Dr. Kolodychuk Dr. Trimingham Dr. Bodley 1. The RE Store can take apart, and cart and deliver your reusables on your own. .07 Dr. Don Bodley: away, your existing kitchen just prior And if you’re wondering whether they 20 Madrona Medical Group now has 3 highly qualified • Practicing Orthopaedic to a remodel. Cost will probably be less will accept your hand-me-downs, call 06. orthopaedic physicians/surgeons and complete imaging Surgeon for over 30 years services, offering state of the art CT, MRI, X-Ray, and • Member,Washington State expensive than what your remodeling the store at 647-5921 or see their Mora- nuclear scanning to effectively diagnose and provide the Medical Association contractor will charge, you’re given a torium List online. excellent treatment you’ve come to expect from Madrona. • AAOS-Fellow, 1974-Present tax credit for the donated materials and Simply put, the store is there for you to your used cabinets will be reborn yet REduce, REuse and REcycle. This RE Store again in another home, shop or garage. Madrona Accepts of ours is a REmarkable community asset. More than 25 different insurance carriers and payment options 2. Prior to a large remodel, they can de- REmember this the next time you need including BC/BS, DSHS, Group Health, Medicare, Premera, construct interior doors, trim, built-ins, something for, or want to expel something Regence, VA and the Uniform Medical Plan. windows, wood fl ooring, decking—with from, your home. Cascadia WeeklyCascadia #2.25 Please call for details, or visit us online for a complete listing. Rick Dubrow owns A-1 Builders and Adaptations, their design division www.a1builders.ws. Tune in to his 32 radio show ‘On The Level’ on KMRE FM 102.3. His past shows can also be found on A-1’s website. broadcast TO PLACE AN AD classifi eds.cascadiaweekly.com classifi eds 35 jobs services rentals real estate buy sell trade bulletin board | Food 600 600 000 000 000 600 700 700

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