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Makers Coffin REPORTING FROM THE HEART OF CASCADIA cascadia 01.24.07 :: 2.04 :: FREE DIRTY WATER: GREGOIRE PLEDGES A CLEAN SOUND BY 2020, P. 8 WINTER TALES: FILLING IN THE BLANKS AT IDIOM THEATER, P. 15 coffi n makers OFghana P.14 PAN’S LABYRINTH: FASCIST FORCES AND AN UNDERGROUND NETHERWORLD, P. 20 COCO MONTOYA: Bluesman creates his own tradition, P. 16 2 Cascadia Weekly #2.4 | 01.24.07 Do it 3 |Letters4-5 |Views6-7 |Currents8-11 |GetOut12 |Words&Community13 |Art14 |OnStage15 |Music16-19 |Film20-22 |Classifieds23-26 |Food27 www.SustainableConnections.org Coupon Book Where theLocals Go Pick upyours Whatcom &Skagitcounties for thebestlocalbusinessesin Over 200coupons in yourfirst2or3shoppingtrips foritself Pays Today! Village Books, Community Food Co-op, Village Books,CommunityFood NW Computer, Boundary Bay Brewery, BoundaryBayBrewery, NW Computer, And manymore ofyourfavorite RE Store,BellinghamPublicMarket, Greenhouse, Fairhaven Runners, Greenhouse, Fairhaven ON SALENOW! 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