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Vancouver Park, Vanier 8pm, 7pm, Village Books Books Village 7pm, 8pm, Upfront Theatre Theatre Upfront 8pm, 7pm, Centennial Lynden Park, 6-9pm, Squalicum Harbor Harbor Squalicum 6-9pm, 8pm, Vanier Park, Vancouver B.C. B.C. Vancouver Park, Vanier 8pm, 6-8pm, Elizabeth Park Park Elizabeth 6-8pm, 3-7pm, Fairhaven Village Green Green Village 3-7pm, Fairhaven 8pm, Bellingham Theatre Guild Guild Theatre Bellingham 8pm, 8pm, Mount Baker Studio Theatre Theatre Studio Baker Mount 8pm, 12:30pm, Whatcom Museum Museum Whatcom 12:30pm, 7:30pm, Mount Baker Studio Studio Baker Mount 7:30pm, Noon, Performing Arts Center Center Arts Noon, Performing 7pm, Whatcom Educational Educational Whatcom 7pm, 8pm, Vanier Park, Vancouver Vancouver Park, Vanier 8pm, Vancouver Park, Vanier 8pm, 8pm, Stuart’s at the Market Market the at Stuart’s 8pm, 6:30pm, Squalicum Squalicum 6:30pm, A glance atwhat’s happening this week EEKLY c . a . s . c . Sedro-Woolley of lovely town the throughout venues various 4at 29-July June happening Loggerodeo 73rdthe annual of bepart will WRANGLING CALF AND BUCKING, BRONCO LASSOING, Stages: couver B.C. Juliet: and Romeo GuildTheatre Roof: onthe Fiddler Theatre Traces: Brilliant Auditorium Oklahoma!: B.C. Vancouver Shrew: the of Taming The Summer Reading: Stock STAGE ON SATURDAY 06. Gallery Exhibit Opening: VISUAL ARTS Sedro-Woolley Loggerodeo: Center Health Education Children: the for A Night COMMUNITY Galenorn: Yasmine WORDS Center Justice Anne Feeney: a 30 9pm, Upfront Theatre Upfront 9pm, . d .07 7:30pm, Sedro-Woolley Civic Civic Sedro-Woolley 7:30pm, Various times and venues, venues, and times Various 7:30pm, Whatcom Peace and and Peace Whatcom 7:30pm, . 8pm, Mount Baker Studio Studio Baker Mount 8pm, 6-8pm, Lucia Douglas Douglas Lucia 6-8pm, 8pm, Vanier Park, Van- Park, Vanier 8pm, 7:30pm, Village Books Village 7:30pm, i 8pm, Bellingham Bellingham 8pm, . 11am, Village Books Books Village 11am, 6-8pm, St. Luke’s Luke’s St. 6-8pm, 3pm, Vanier Park, Park, Vanier 3pm, a Justice Center Justice and Peace Whatcom the at performance 29 aJune for Bellingham to return raiser—will hell- cultural and political singer—and folk- aPittsburgh-based Feeney, Anne Park, Van Zandt Zandt Van Park, Blue Moon Potluck: Brewery Bay: the at Salmon Day: Community Sumas Sedro-Woolley Loggerodeo: Square Market: Farmers County com Home & Landscape Tour: Godwin Community Center Greener Garden Party: Lawn Sale: Padden Triathlon: COMMUNITY Club Country and Golf Rocky Vasalino Reunion: Vicci Martinez: Congregational Church Contest: ofMonth Sundays MUSIC 9am-1pm, YWCA YWCA 9am-1pm, Various times and venues, venues, and times Various 7-9pm, Boulevard Park Park Boulevard 7-9pm, 10am-3pm, Depot Market Market Depot 10am-3pm, 8:30am, Lake Padden Lake 8:30am, 2-8pm, Bay Boundary 3-9pm, Josh Vanderyacht Vanderyacht Josh 3-9pm, 10am-12pm, Dan Dan 10am-12pm, 11am-dusk, Sumas 11am-dusk, 10am-5pm, What- 10am-5pm, 9pm, Bellingham 9pm, Bellingham 3-5pm, First First 3-5pm, Blaine, head to Marine Park for the action for the Park head toMarine Blaine, you’re If 4th. to closer Haggen Family ofannual the part Bayas Bellingham over of July, natch—when fi Day—the on 4th be found Independence AN EXPLOSIVE AMOUNT OF FUN AMOUNT EXPLOSIVE AN TO [email protected] INFO SEND LISTED, EVENTS YOUR GET TO Mount Baker Slideshow: Loggerodeo: COMMUNITY Julius Caesar: Things: of Shape The STAGE ON TUESDAY 07. Loggerodeo: COMMUNITY Night: Poetry WORDS Theatre Baker Camp: Theatre Children’s Missoula Institute: Theatre Youth Summer STAGE ON MONDAY 07. Artist Salon: Site Specifi VISUAL ARTS Potlatch: the of Spirit Loggerodeo: School Market: Farmers Baker Mt. Home & Landscape Tour: COMMUNITY Bent Grass: MUSIC Shrew: the of Taming The Year: Next Time, Same Oklahoma!: STAGE ON SUNDAY 07. ConnerLa Affect/Effect Opening: VISUAL ARTS 03 02 01 c Opening: .07 4-7pm, Fairhaven Village Green Green Village Fairhaven 4-7pm, .07 2pm, Sedro-Woolley Civic Auditorium Auditorium Civic Sedro-Woolley 2pm, .07 Various times and venues, Sedro-Woolley venues, and times Various Sedro-Woolley venues, and times Various Sedro-Woolley venues, and times Various 6-9pm, Center for Expressive Arts Arts Expressive for Center 6-9pm, 8:30pm, Fantasia Espresso Fantasia 8:30pm, 8pm, Vanier Park, Vancouver B.C. B.C. Vancouver Park, Vanier 8pm, reworks fi reworks 7:30pm, Mount Baker Studio Theatre Theatre Studio Baker Mount 7:30pm, 2pm, Whatcom Museum Museum Whatcom 2pm, 12-5pm, Whatcom Museum Museum Whatcom 12-5pm, 3pm, Mount Baker Studio Theatre Theatre Studio Baker Mount 3pm, 2-5pm, Museum of Northwest Art, Art, Northwest of Museum 2-5pm, 12:30pm, Whatcom Museum 10am-5pm, Whatcom County County Whatcom 10am-5pm, 7pm, Vanier Park, Vancouver B.C. Vancouver Park, Vanier 7pm, 10am-3pm, Kendall Elementary Elementary Kendall 10am-3pm, Starts today, WWU WWU today, Starts Starts today, Mount Starts ll the sky sky llthe can can
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That a use they unless tercourse in- have to males for legal il- makeit isto them, about Females cannot produce produce cannot Females —Rosemary Woodyard, Woodyard, —Rosemary CREDITS Bellingham ment policy atment the policy Council, employ- the that Directors of Board Council the to posed that confl of apart Mr. As Keenan. tive, execu- the by treatment over confl intheir employees Council ty represented some Opportuni- mayor. Bellingham for Keenan Don Back in hadendorsed organization 1993-1994, labor alocal that Iread that I a mayor. in for I’m looking leadership much differently. That’s the out played have ship, could it areas. ronmental envi- sensitive our protects fairly andthat supported all that passed ordinance a new bers informed and, in the end, mem- council fellow his kept concerns, addressed eryone, ev- to Helistened concerned. to make sure it was fair to all anddevelopers farmers ists, environmental- staff, with work to time the took then He well. process dothe to grants state ingetting role a key on, played he issue this take to willingness his of cause Be- Committee. Resources council, chairing the Natural county onthe was McShane Ordinance, Areas cal Dan Criti- County’s Whatcom date sides. onall sition oppo- andorganized lawsuits of subject andthe troversial con- extremely was it 1990s, in the County in Whatcom update. Ordinance Areas cal Criti- isthe example best the Perhaps county. the at versial contro- potentially through us leading well, that onstrated dem- has ship. DanMcShane inme most a mayor is leader- MCSHANE FOR MAYOR MCSHANE It was with some surprise leader- strong his Without up- to time When itcame fi was When this to matters that quality The ict with the executive LETTERS —Joe Scott, Bellingham Scott, —Joe ict, Mr. pro- Keenan ict, rt passed rst for your own personal goals at a at goals personal own your for isinconvenient goal ifasocial even that recognition isthe goals social of commitment A part cial goals. to so- progressive to and commitment integrity experience, intelligence, including count, to his numerous too reasons for Mr. McShane support to chosen Ihave Committee. Campaign Council. Opportunity the at ment Keenan’s andMr. Johnson’s involve- Mr. of isalegacy which apolicy cy, poli- labor an“at will” from follow that can miseries employment the from employees the protected has atecutive the Council Opportunity ex- andwise thoughtful more tially of hiring athe subsequent substan- Only Council. Opportunity the for andprogressivism activism social of history admirable an otherwise of part asad remains change That Council. Opportunity the at policy “at will” the to policy cause” “for the change from the in supporting member Board Council Opportunity assertive most the was Johnson nity Council. Opportu- the with an administrator I only note that Mr. as Keenan’sregarding record Mr. Mr. Johnson with Iagree Council. employment with the Opportunity Mr. Keenan’s regarding Johnson Tip from letter recent the in reading commodities. expendable as ees employ- of to treat employers ability the limit to andorganizers members union by paid been has that cost high the else one any than better and fi Rank person. progressive any ment, or, judg- inmy members union of support the deserve not does policy labor an“at of will” support urges who person Any and anemployer. aunion between contract labor able of any defend- lodestar the policy cause” “for the made have Unions power. less with persons of expense the at power their use to in power persons of inclinations cruel often the to subject be to not employees of right central the understood cally In unions addition, have histori- orreligion. handicap orientation, gender, onrace, based sexual tices prac- employment prohibit adverse which laws by limited been struggle, bitter andthrough years many over has, doctrine all.” This at no reason or reason, abad a“good reason, for minate an employee’s employment ter- may employer the isthat trine policy. will” an“at to changed be policy, cause” a“for been traditionally had which I am a member of Dan McShane’s DanMcShane’s of I amamember entertained Iwas anaside, As doc- “at will” the of substance The le union members understand understand members union le same confi the have Idonot dothat. to Shane Mr. Mc- Itrust purposes. own your for goals those abandon conscience particular time, you cannot in good me in supporting him. me in supporting ning mayor—I for join hope you’ll community. entire the of est numerous solutions in the best inter- crafted andthoughtfully public the CouncilCounty he has listened to Whatcom onthe serving While table. onthe facts the gets he sure makes who scientist working hard a smart, is DanMcShane water. drinking clean a like commitment needs, basic to and new energy with leaders need provides. acity services basic most the of one –it’s water drinking citizens’ their protect they makesure world the over all Cities source. water our protecting for ity responsibil- the holds City the veyor pur- water the As water. drinking our plan to move decisively to protect orareal ofaction lack Bellingham’s I’ve been frustrated and years four almost for Board sory by the Advi- City Watershed onthe served I’ve of Whatcom. Lake of quality water the isprotecting faces community our challenges important most the of one Ibelieve Bellingham. of mayor for who’s running Dan McShane Way, Red Cross, Lake Whatcom Water- Whatcom Lake Way, Cross, Red unteer for good causes, like United vol- to seem always who citizens VOTE STAN SNAPP STAN VOTE [email protected]. 2833,Box WA 98227-2833; B’ham, candidates. PO to letters Send all for of endorsement letters sible as possible. We encourage andrespon- vital as process tion Politics /Policy I’m very glad Dan McShane isrun- DanMcShane glad I’m very We forward. way anew We need for support my voice to I write Stan Snapp is one of those active active those of Snappisone Stan Our goal is to make the elec- makethe isto goal Our —David B. Hunter, B. Bellingham —David inMr.dence Keenan. CONTINUED ONPAGE 6 CONTINUED —Seth Cool, Bellingham
5 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | LettersLETTERS 4-54-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-15 | Words & Community 16 | Get Out 17 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 6 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | ViewsVIEWS 6-7 6-7 | Currents 8-15 | Words & Community 16 | Get Out 17 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 N B V W B S around the city. the around ed here, like traffi other schedule (or fi P there: out lurking more and not enough money to do it all. doit to money enough and not ground improvements. andparking street those for million $5 inanother, oh, say toss Let’s investment. sector private by supported be will which of all not trict, dis- cultural planned Bellingham’s for planned ments improve- streetscape are there Meanwhile, default. wildly not that’s indicators, national at (and, looking sours economy If bond. the the underwrite to week last agree did Council City Bellingham but District, ties rebate to the Bellingham-Whatcomtax Public Facili- we’re at, we’re at, now So marina! yacht luxury agency’s that support to improvements incapital commitment million $300 $200- anadditional fund to city the wants Bellingham andpatience. resources… their on limits have who well—taxpayers, same the from fl does money the bonding, own dotheir districts counting, y’know, C dollars: of millions to rounded numbers, some park W include: list wish needs capital city’s the off moved items necessary need to be maintained but The Gristle V offi Finance city’s the of courtesy 16 years, next the over infrastructure tal capi- on roughly, spend, to need we what at look Let’s $70 million. or—being generous—about amount, theoretical the half isperhaps limit practical the told We’re borrow. to power future your drop, reducing may rating bond andyour it Spend limit. theoretical T bondingcity’s capacity: the of limit the to instruments, andsimilar levies S W C N repayment same oronthe way same the nanced OTAL TORMWATER TREET OTER AND OTED APACITY ITY LC AND OLICE ALANCE ALANCE EW EW ATER ASTEWATER ATER There’s a a lot to do—there’s a lot just to to just alot do—there’s to alot There’s point: little makeone to onlywants Gristle The Granted, not all of these expenditures will be We’re up to what now, $232 million? Let’s add a few afew add Let’s now,We’re what million? upto $232 LOOKING AHEAD: LOOKING Of course, any society run by anyone other than other anyone by run society any course, Of at, we’re looking Now To be fair, that last item is to be paid via a sales But wait, there’s more! Look-ee here: The Port of of Port The here: Look-ee more! there’s wait, But But, of course, items in that last category not only not category last inthat items course, of But, Now we know how much there may be to spend. spend. to be may there howmuch know we Now Of course this balance, or “bonding capacity,” is a Voters can also approve additional debt, through through debt, additional approve also can Voters A P N V -A T , S R UBLIC RT ON improbable), COB could be on the hook for the the for hook onthe be COBcould improbable), TDAND OTED REATMENT A A PPROVED and keep our little society from cratering— from society little our andkeep C PISAND EPAIRS &C WRAND EWER -V N VAILABLE VAILABLE M URRENTLY what T L T OTED ON REATMENT EDIC HILDREN ETETAND REATMENT IBRARY -V at all P D N P , $600 million in capital expenditures? incapital million , $600 1F OTED ARK S EBT LANT ON
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7 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | ViewsVIEWS 6-7 6-7 | Currents 8-15 | Words & Community 16 | Get Out 17 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 8 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | CurrentsCURRENTS 8-15 8-14 | Words & Community 16 | Get Out 17 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 ‘COAST SALISH WOODSTOCK’ PADDLE TO THOUSANDS ARRIVE FOR BY KIMBERLYCHAMPLEY currents news news commentary commentary pected to slide their craft ashore at Gooseberry Point Point Gooseberry at ashore craft their slide to pected than 80 canoes, with families throughout the region ex- in 1989 include more to has blossomed Seattle to Paddle Georgia. of and Straits Sound Puget of ters wa- the highways, ancestral their of celebration long amonth- present Lummis the tradition, that Invoking tribes from all over the Pacifi attracts that gathering community animportant into developed 61-year has Stommish event’s run, the Over War II. World from veterans honorreturning to away as years. 70 fi tribe’s the to ish neighbors Sal- Coast their welcomes Nation Lummi the as month, this later thousands by joined be will races canoe mish HUNDREDS WHO Meanwhile, what began with just nine canoes at the inLummi—began “warrior” means Stommish—which briefs cheered at last week’scheered at Stom- last ceremony in potlatch rst c Northwest and Canada. andCanada. c Northwest as their fi their as this marking host, event’s isthe Nation Lummi night. the into andcontinue sunrise at and dance, begin song native including andfestivities, day per 12,000 reach to isestimated July30. Attendance beginning ceremony practiced among indigenous peoples in the inthe peoples amongindigenous practiced ceremony celebration. anintertribal Julyfor throughout Traditionally, the potlatch was the most distinctive distinctive most the was potlatch the Traditionally, ina fi culminates event The rst potlatch since 1937. since potlatch rst culturalve-day revival PHOTO COURTESYOFLUMMICOMMUNICATIONS APPLY AND COMPETE TO HOST THE CANOE EVENT CANOE THE HOST TO COMPETE AND APPLY THE EVENT IS ALMOST LIKE THE OLYMPICS AS TRIBES it ever since. More than 20 planning planning 20 than More since. ever it for preparing been andhas in 2004 event the host to gan campaigning be- Nation Lummi event. canoe the ply and compete to host ap- Olympics as tribes the like isalmost event are.” we who time for us to anda fi spiritual, but physical, just not “It’s Indianwest College. North- at director tions communica- Thomas, Aaron says all,” us for in1989.nial Centen- Washington’s during reborn was ering gath- cultural regional annual The gatherings. Canada outlawed these and States United the of governments the late 1800s, however, indigenous life. of fabric social in the changes the supporting for inreturn and gifts They accepted meals guests and witnesses. ofhonored presence inthe and resources foods members, leges, privi- crests, of display Each involved a formal loyalties. of shifting track andkeep names, entitled nobly to claims legalize bounty, local share to tribes allowed ceremony The years. Pacifi VILLAGE BOOKS Literature Thomas says the is ajourney “This inthe Beginning LIVE! EVENTS c Northwest for thousands of of thousands for c Northwest .com nd out out nd Journey Celebration Journey Canoe Intertribal mi vation INFO: WHERE: WHEN: WHAT: ATTEND 70 years. in WhatcomCounty potlatch totakeplace celebration, thefi followed byafi of thecanoeswillbe July 30.Thearrival ing canoeteamson ceremony forarriv- will leadthewelcoming Lummi Nationmembers reservation. Select on theshoreof half weekstoarrive much asthree-and-a- traditional canoesas their large,hand-carved California willpaddle families fromAlaskato More than80canoe ervation nearFerndale. will gatherattheres- northwest nativetribes visiting membersof com More than7,000 1200 11th StinHistoric Fairhaven• 671-2626 paddletolummi. Paddle to Lum- July 30-Aug. 4 30-Aug. July Lummi Reser- Lummi GALENHORN Author of tribal youth reclaim their home- their reclaim youth tribal helps event the says College, Indian board of trustees at the Northwest relations public transportation, ty, securi- food, suchas things ganize committees were established to or- ve-day Darrell Hillaire, who serves on the on the serves who Hillaire, Darrell rst LUMMI, continued on page10 continued LUMMI, Yasmine presents One HexofaWedding their elders.” to but culture, for MTV children won’t to look my that Ihope before. heard never Ihave songs have “We says. Thomas andrituals,” and dance language traditional our continue to need we feel Nation. Lummi the for revival isacultural journey noe ca- the event, historical bers. mem- andfamily tribal of acaravan by shore on- greeted be and will team support an ocean noe will be followed by ca- Their sea. at 23 days nearly of atrip making Alaska, Bella, Bella from istraveling family inpeace. arrives tribe each as practice ancient isan this says Thomas sion to come ashore. permis- asking family canoe each of head the July30, with ervation Res- Lummi at beach the line to planned up along and gifts. “As Indian people, we we “As people, Indian a being from Apart canoe furthest The are canoes Tribal WITCHLING FRIDAY, JUNE29th receive onemonthofcolor offer notvalidwithotherdiscounts•restrictions mayapply Try Our Try Colors 360.647.8200 7:30 FREE #2606 Whatcom Museum Whatcom Museum:(360)676-6981x213 hto Museum Whatcom Tickets $25each/$12.50MuseumMembers •callouraddept.fordetails Every Thursdaythrough August16* Advance purchase recommended. departing from SqualicumHarbor fHsoy&Art & History of or IslandMariner:(360)734-8866 pm Replaced byacruiseonTuesday, August7 or Toll-Free 1-877-734-8866 * NocruiseonThursday, August2.
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County Whatcom for tee, says this is a once-in-a-lifetime event Commit- Connections Community Lummi heritage. ancestral rich, their andcelebrate together come to tribes Salish Coast all for isaway Lummi to Paddle highways. traditional their as waterways the andused Sound Puget the of resources the off lived who people July. through preparation continue andwill tribes Salish Coast participating to hand to invitations deliver left already have committee coordinating Lummi to bands and necklaces. leather head- hats, cedar as such regalia, in their dressed members andtribal arenas cultural in anddance song performing tribes food, orcows.” noMcDonalds was fi day, like every ate we things traditional says with Thomas a Woodstock,” Salish Coast laugh.spiritual “All the food revival. will cultural avital as event be the andsee says, Thomas language, their losing fear members tribal Many ebration. fi the during rituals their share will andsong dance traditional tained event. the for ing gifts Nation and have been hard at work weav- Lummi the within weaving basket of tion tradi- the in reviving instrumental were and Mother son explains. Hillaire world, basket-weaving iconsinthe James, Bill includealso weaved baskets by Fran and blankets. ton andPendle- baskets weaved roses, cedar as such tribes visiting for thanks of gifts prepared present members Tribal explains. andhealing, Thomas honor, hospitality happiness, hope, around event the focus they as Nation Lummi the for ing process event. noe ca- the by enriched be will people all says Hillaire andtraditions. histories family reawaken will event the Hesays lands. LUMMI, sh, deer, elk, potatoes and corn; there there andcorn; potatoes sh, deer, elk, “This is a huge undertaking on the part part onthe undertaking isahuge “This BrownfiBeth sea,” the of “people means itself Lummi Paddle onthe working members Tribal of lots expect can event the to Visitors atraditional, like ismore event “This re- have who families spiritual Lummi will event canoe the at distributed Gifts Paddle to Lummi is intended as a heal- eld, with the Paddle to FROMPAGE9 ve-day cel- ve-day eld says. says. eld news news July 7 July 2 tory His- and Art of Museum Journey Canoe the of signifi and cultural historic the on sentation Apre- event: education the HonorFoundation. storytelling. Presentedby music, dance,craftsand canoe landings,native will includespeeches, recognizing localtribes Waters These and Land This of Peoples First Parkway Squalicum 3333 Center, Education Health munity Orientation Community WHERE: WHEN: WHAT: ••• July 30-Aug.4. before, duringandafter need communityworkers ing andthetasksthat available aboutvolunteer- life. Informationwillbe centuries ofCoastSalish tance ofcanoeculturein Journey andtheimpor- about the2007Canoe area residentstolearn paddletolummi.com INFO: WHERE: WHEN: WHAT: ••• INFO: WHERE: WHEN: WHAT: ATTEND the LummiNation. for LifelongLearning,and the museum,Academy program issponsoredby ervation inmemory.The gathering atLummiRes- Lummi Nation,thelargest be hostedthisyearbythe tribal CanoeJourneyto signifi history, traditionsand Canoe Familyexplorethe ers andtheWestShore com A celebrationoffi Final opportunityfor Lummi triballead- cance oftheInter- paddletolummi. commentary commentary A Lummi Nation Nation ALummi Honoring the the Honoring To Lummi Paddle 2pm, Sun. July 1 July Sun. 2pm, 12-5pm, Sat. Sat. 12-5pm, 7-9pm, Mon. The Whatcom Whatcom The Boulevard Park Park Boulevard Com- Luke’s St. cially cance briefs Women: Whatcom A NEW A NEW report fi room toimprove, Doing betterbut priorities and social policies.” and social priorities funding their guide help to aresource as this use will policymakers isthat hope Moss, director executive of WFA. “Our LeAnne says solutions,” possible into insight some gain andto them, facing andneeds challenges the understand to area, inour andgirls women of lives the of picture aclear present to are report counties. other to whencompared erty pov- of incidence highest the have also they issues, andchildbirth cancer breast cancer, of lung women have rates lower Whatcom while that found study The counties. Snohomish, King, andPierce atstudy—looked women in Whatcom, the funded that women for portunities nonprofi counties. Sound Puget in other behind women lag still but decades, past in than opportunities andeconomic cial so- greater enjoy women suggests County inWhatcom andgirls women of being BY TIMJOHNSON Using data from national and state andstate national from data Using expansive this for goals primary “Our Women’s Alliance—the The Funding op- promoting t organization comparative study on the well- onthe study comparative nds For a copy of the report, visit wfalliance.org wfalliance.org visit report, ofFor acopy the academic fi academic in short falling are girls when not gees; andrefu- color, of immigrants, and girls low-income for is limited women, women education to access when not in poverty; living are region four-county inthe girls “Not when nearly 180,000 women and found. enough,” report good is not the found.report the communities,” their to tributions makesignifi also they leaders andcivic business, litical, po- region’s ofthe proportion stantial asub- onlycomprise not “women ers, incollege. enrolled bers num- the to due skewed be ingham may younger for women in Bell- income levels that admit researchers Indeed, college. in enrollment record with in education, excelling are andgirls women that cates andeducation. andsafety, health security, economic including dicators, says. Moss awhole,” as gion re- inthe andgirls women of status the understand to efforts future guide will that andinsights data of collage “a rich form to counties homish, andWhatcom Sno- Pierce, onKing, focuses research the survey, population State Washington andthe Survey Community American Bureau’s Census the as such sources abuse and sexual assault.” assault.” andsexual abuse intimate-partner of ahistory report when a signifi and not society; inour andillness ease the burden of dis- tionately experience dispropor- color of women when not jobs; Women are doing better, “but better better “but better, doing Women are amongwork- wages lagging Despite indi- report the area, latter In the in- key of anumber details report The elds critical to higher-paying of women proportion cant cant philanthropic con- elnhmBan vro enaeLynden Ferndale Everson Blaine Bellingham HSCEI NO SFDRLYISRDB H NATIONAL CREDITUNIONADMINISTRATION. 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On of Knox Avenue and 22nd Street on four corner the near Subaru ared from her ing watch- man the observed had girl the say Police Bellingham Southside. on the girl a10-year-old to himself exposing and ing stalk- allegedly for man Bellingham old On June 19, CORRALED AND COLLARED CREEP around 0.15. centers Washington in stopped drivers drunken of BAC age aver- the noting said, manager lab’s the patrol’s lab. the at technicians by found ever level highest the 0.08—tied of limit legal the times six than reading—more the said lab Seattle the of manager The driving. drunken for arrested was she after hours her content at blood-alcohol 0.50 two State Patrol toxicology lab measured Washington the after state inthe logged highest level of absorbred alcohol ever the for arecord tied apparently woman In May, “It certainly would kill many would kill people,”“It certainly Fuzz Buzz driver, the from agger aggers, nearly striking one and striking nearly aggers, a 45-year-old County Pierce a Blaine fl aBlaine atraffi police arrested a 23-year- police arrested a Canadian driver driver a Canadian cials called 911. The cer took cer c fl c aggers Blaineagger told a agger reported The c backup. booked into jail. were Honda the of driver 18-year-old the BMWand the of driver 22-year-old The other. the to car one from passengers behind—after they stopped to switch hot Accord Honda a2007 with BMW 330i only caught Everett. of north trooper The state-5 up with Inter- on hour per 141 miles clocking the cars—a him past blazed cars two when plane 2005 air- an hearing was he thought trooper On June 24, LOW-FLYING AIRCRAFT missing. was nothing agreed she to bike her offi The riding work. while it lost she’d mitted ad- who wallet the of owner the contacted Police wallet. the from anything taking offi Police ABellingham awoman. to longed be- it discovered and wallet discarded the recovered man The Street. State on lot inaparking acar under awallet toss On June 23, ways. separate their go to argument over them money and advised inan men the found Police Bellingham screaming at each other on Texas Street. On Jun 23, TEXAS T-NOTE TORNADO conduct. orderly dis- for them cited and home the inside Offi and night. fi days there had been an increase in traf- two past the during that noted Callers which they believed ought to be vacant. inside a home, Sehome people report On June 19, NEIGHBORHOOD THE TO WELCOME court. incivil claim fi to have would he man enraged the advised Police cards. phone prepaid for money refund longer no they aresult, as with compatible not was it learned edly report- and business Way aSamish from On June 19, BUNCO TELCO c and loud noises at all times of the day day the of times all at noises loud c and cer spoke to the transient, who denied denied who transient, the to spoke cer The Samish Way business said that, his phone. 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Washington affecting issues public of awareness creasing in- to dedicated anorganization Foundation, ingham the watershed. purchase as many as 3,300 developable in lots to inorder years four next the over triple could rates water plan, the Under rates. water raise Everson. near Creek Swift border-related issues and at wasting asbestos watershed, Whatcom Lake the of protection Murray (D-Wash.) counties. facing issues oncritical orities Administration of members encourage to hope colleagues andhis Kremen counties. offi appointed and elected ofkey ateam isin D.C. with self Group WEDNESDAY 06. Supreme Acts FRIDAY 06. THURSDAY 06. ect is expected to be done by September. by done be to isexpected ect proj- million $2 The radio. andthe Internet the signs, roadside to routed be equipmentthe will borderbusy crossings. Information gained from four County’s Whatcom of three and Sumas, traffi tion beginsinstalling10newcameras currents The The The While Republican DinoRossiswingsthroughBell- The Kremen alsomeetswithU.S.Sen.Patty 21. 20. 22. c-detecting equipment at Blaine, Lynden Lynden Blaine, at equipment c-detecting suggests suggests Washington StateDept.ofTransporta- United Food andCommercial Workers the effectiveness of of effectiveness the Lake WhatcomWatershedAdvisory to promote his Forward Washington Washington Forward his promote to Whatcom CountyCouncilmembers 07 07 07 nation’s the representing cials to support federal funding pri- funding federal support to Bellingham CityCouncil nance his second run for the the for run second his nance on local matters such as as such matters onlocal THAT WAS Congress andtheBush County Executive Kremen him- ee should should and news news in a Sheriff’s deputiesteamup for the 61st annual the for Reservation Indian Lummi the at gather Canada SUNDAY 06. 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FOURTH BRANCH In aneffortto ce ed gov- ed ed 15 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | CurrentsCURRENTS 8-15 8-14 | Words & Community 16 | Get Out 17 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 16 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-15 | WordsWORDS & &Community COMMUNITY15 16 | Get Out 17 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 WHEN SCOTT Tour toutsrecycledliving Green Seeing Cascadia Weekly: attend. to tour isthe this friendly, environmentally more environment own makeyour on howto ideas for looking If you’re materials. building recycled and landscaping, effi energy tout that dwellings to attention call to ismeant tour The County. Whatcom throughout 30andJuly1 June Tour” andLandscape Home This: “Imagine the of part as ing showcased ondhand materials. sec- from entirely almost house ing apump andconstruct- trees native planting terials, ma- salvaged utilizing landscape), natural the to disruptive less (it’s building apole house their things—making other by—among living green for ashowcase into space the formed trans- they’ve later, years lot.” Eight a-half acre-and- onagarbage-strewn “dumpy trailer ina in1999, lived they property their onto BY AMYKEPFERLE The Sayers’ home will be one of 12 of one be- be will home Sayers’ The andorganic innovative strategies, cient Did you spend more or less getting getting orless youspendmore Did and Nia Sayers fi Sayers and Nia words COMMUNITY rst moved moved rst June 30 - July 1 -July 30 June Whatcom County Tour Landscape and Home INFO: COST: WHERE: WHEN: WHAT: ATTEND sconnect.org carload per $35 or $15 per person person $15per 647-7093 or Imagine This: This: Imagine 10am-5pm, 10am-5pm, LECTURES LECTURES Throughout Scott Sayers: Scott CW: CW: SS: SS: CW: your home greened up? your homegreened borhood of $375,000 to $400,000. neigh- inthe valued been has home andour $120,000around invested at we’re just $20,000—so under just for addition our andbuilt $8,500, for $60,000, sold the doublewide for house our built $48,000, for lot the your home is green and sustainable? andsustainable? your homeis green make a part of their home green? homegreen? of their make apart who’d othergive folks like to at least or organic cotton. cotton. or organic upholstery vintage with usually dump— the to way onits ture ness around giving life to furni- alone. son per- one as fast as 10 times tasks certain out knock can people three Two andfamily. or friends with bor what you can do yourself. 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Chestnut Street. For more info: 647-2060 Market Square on Railroad Avenue and 10am-3pm Saturday at every the Depot from business for open is Market Farmers MARKET: FARMERS 734-4820. info: more For St. 1026 Forest N. at digs ciation’s asso- 9am-1pm the at from sale a lawn at program housing YWCA’s transitional LAWN SALE: SAT., JUNE 30 loggerodeo.com. or 770-8452 (360) info: more For free. are events Most festivities. rodeos and much more will be of part the jamboree, abluegrass afootrace, carving, log parades, various Acarnival, Woolley. 4inSedro- July through happens deo LOGGERODEO: 29 -JULY 4 JUNE fi or 840-1547 (360) info: more For free. is Entry Parkway. Squalicum 3333 Center, Education Health Community Luke’s St. the at 6-8pm from fundraiser Children” dren by taking part chil- Kenyan and Ugandan to in care cal “A Night for the CHILDREN: THE FOR 29 JUNE FRI., ghtforthechildren.org. ghtforthechildren.org. WORDS COMMUNITY Witchling Yasmine Galenorn reads Yasmine reads Galenorn Help raise funds for the the for funds raise Help Bed races, an arts and at 7:30pm Books, at Village The 73rd annual Loggero- Journalist David Relin David Journalist Sign up to read your A poetry open mic mic open Apoetry Three Cups ofTea Cups Three Help provide medi- provide Help “Pedestrian hiker” hiker” “Pedestrian The Bellingham Bellingham The reworks and and reworks , his , his 966-7370, ext. 4. 966-7370, ext. info: more For $3-$6. is Entry roads Pass South and Goodwin of corner the at ing Build- Echo Glen at Community the cial So- Strawberry annual the for 6:30-8pm STRAWBERRY SOCIAL: 738-6706. info: more For $60. are speakers will be part of the fun. Tickets and dash adessert auctions, Dinner, Fields. Ball Pioneer the 5pm at auction Dreams” of a“Field hold will Club Girls FIELD OF DREAMS: 592-2716. info: more For appreciated. are donations but free, is event The Park. 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Island Caper ([[OL/PZ[VYPJ3PUJVSU;OLH[LY :\UKH`1\S` [O l et reserved seats All es oi Young Colin Jesse n i ad“etcMambo’” “Celtic band his and oeoeaohrrightnow” another love one everybody gettogethertryto ml nyu brother your on smile oeo epenow people on come “ an eveningwith PU4V\U[=LYUVU ilBr Production Bard A Will H[ WT 360-336-8955 o tickets for 17 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-15 | WordsGET OUT & 12Community 16 | Get Out 17 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 18 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-15 | Words & Community 16 | Get Out 17 | OnON StageSTAGE 1818 | Art 19 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 BY AMYKEPFERLE I FIRST I FIRST tute the at acting of art the way. the along lessons life valuable andlearn time stage gain can es of performanc- to improvisation From County. up in the next couple of weeks in Whatcom inthem one of many camps starting theater way, you may want camp. drama for to up me signed summer, folks That my tion. consider atten- was Iwanted what cake, birthday enrollingwithin an inch was brother my of that care Ididn’t backyard. diving face-fi inthe grass inthe name my mowed had dad my that fact the mention to me—not before placed presents of bounty and the was it but amonologue, of type ears!” your me lend Romans, countrymen, “Friends, exactly it felt what me before gathered like those with share to be eight. It wasn’t a make. to I wanted speech ashort Ihad that Iproclaimed cake, while mytable three-year-old for brother bellowed room dining the around themselves settled school grade from friends andafew family my As birthday. Acting Starting July 2, youngsters grades 1-12 grades explore can July2, youngsters Starting inasimilar out acting are kids If your and table the atop stand to I proceeded full of effusive praise for my praise new bike of effusive full at Western Washington University. The two-to- The University. Washington Western at For kids,alltheworld’s The Wizard of Oz Oz of Wizard The recall demanding center stage on my eighth eighth onmy stage center demanding recall OUT and beyond, your kids kids your andbeyond, a stage Summer Youth Theatre Insti- Youth Theatre Summer my into rst THEATER stage Info: 734-6080. 734-6080. Info: $180. is Cost Theatre. Baker Mount the 4 at is $79. Info: 306-1543. 306-1543. $79.is Info: Cost Youth. for Academy Arts 9-12 Bellingham at SUMMER CAMP: PLAYWORKS IMPROV PLAYS: OF SUMMER FESTIVAL THEATRE: CHILDREN’S MISSOULA 2387. 650- Info: is $220-$320. Cost 2-21 WWU. at July THEATRE INSTITUTE: YOUTH SUMMER DO IT $295. Info: 671-5970. Info: $295. Barn Theatre. Cost Is July 9-25 at the the at 9-25 July July 2-Aug. DANCE the season has ended. ended. has season the after long them with stick will that isapassion stage summer, This give nity. Classes will culminate in performances inmid-July. inperformances culminate will Classes inanensemble. andworking scenes developing ters, charac- onbuilding focus will workshops three-week largest touring children’s theatre program in the Unit- inthe program theatre children’s touring largest the from anddirectors actors August, early through July2andcontinuing Starting week. same the town The July Missoula Children’s Camp Theatre PROFILES for audiences at any available opportu- available any at audiences for up it hamming I’m still later 30 years atmosphere. friendly ina playful, andspontaneity creativity 7-14 ages those is for explore andwill Summer Camp works July9-12 the upfor sign feet, ontheir andreact think to learn orscale production simply want to four. as many as play may andsome roles, two least at promised is adult oryoung child July 20-25. Each plays short various of in performances culminate will that workshops 9 with beginning July of Plays Summer Festival Theatre the teachers, local of hands the Cinderella of 5 to 18 to produce full-scale musicals ed States will work with your kids ages My love of acting stuck with me, and with stuck acting of My love a full- for ready aren’t kids If your in progeny your place to want If you The Wizard of Oz, Robinson Crusoe in Sudden Valley will begin its its begin in Sudden will Valley your . kids a chance to see if the the if see to achance kids . The “mini” camp “mini” camp . The Improv Play- returns to to returns Barn Barn and Vancouver B.C. B.C. Vancouver speare’s CONTROVERSIAL LEADER ALLAN MORGAN CHANNELS A DO IT upfront.com. upfront.com. the- or 733-8855 info: more For $5. are Tickets games. new of avariety trying ers improvis- seasoned and new weekly event features both The St. Bay 1208 Theatre, Upfront the at 8pm at Ugly” the and Bad the Good, “The UGLY: BAD, GOOD, 28 JUNE THURS., thebeach.org. bardon- or 739-0559 (877) $17-$31. For more info: are Tickets Park. Vanier B.C.’s Bard on the Beach at Vancouver, at Tues. and Sat. Julius Caesar and 7pm Sun., and Sat. 3pm Shrew Sat., and Juliet and meo BARD ON BEACH: 4 JULY 27 - JUNE 734-6080. info: more For $15-$18. are Tickets St. Commercial N. 104 atre, Baker The- Mount Studio Traces and Tues., 7:30pm of Things Sun., 3pm and Next Year see Studio, fi the of SUMMER STUDIO: 3 JULY 27 - JUNE Julius Caesar Julius Caesar at 8pm Thurs.-Fri., at 8pm at Sat. the at 8pm Fri. and at 8pm Fri. v-ek Summer ve-week at 7:30pm Wed. The Taming The ofthe at 8pm Thurs.- at 8pm Wed. 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Tickets in through effect the sum- be will which showtime, new the note (Please St. Bay 1208 Theatre, Upfront show, one-woman in Corsberg’s repeat performance of Rob- fi the STAGES: inghamtheatreguild.com. 733-1811 info: bell- or more For $8-$12. are Tickets HSt. 1600 Guild, Theatre at 8pm at the Bellingham Fiddler on the Roof musical the of showings nal ONFIDDLER ROOF: 29 -30JUNE see around, time rst Stages Stages If you missed it it missed Ifyou when Shake- at 7:30pm Fri.- , at 9pm at the the at 9pm , at The Northwest Northwest The Actors from from Actors at 11am happen happen The fi The - WHEN SALMON Something fi at theBay Salmon theme “It’s In Our Hands.” On June 22, the three-foot-long fi Hands.” three-foot-long InOur 22, OnJune “It’s the theme the to stick to being onlydirective the with andamateur sional more than 120 wooden salmon templates both to profes- artists fi the recovery, salmon local support to (NSEA) Association Enhancement Salmon sack Nook- the onby put fundraiser Bay” the at annual“Salmon the At die. then spawn, to birthplace their to return to miles 1,000 school of fi onNSEA’s imprinted have artists the andcreativity expression of variety the at astonished was she July—says endof the at post her art. of works into transformed been having after NSEA to returned BY AMYKEPFERLE In May, for the second year in a row, the association released released inarow, association year the second In May, the for NSEA’s director Wendy executive Scherrer—who be will leaving sh. 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Art, Northwest of 5pm at Conner’s La Museum 2- from happens Glass” and Light inImage, Adventures “Affect/Effect: for reception MONA OPENING: SAT., JUNE 30 920-2292. info: more For 201. suite St., mercial 1317 Education, ential Com- Expressive and Arts Experi- for Center the at 6-9pm from Salon an Artist during pens exhibit of hap- paintings Muyllaert’s Lisa for reception SALON: ARTIST 676-6981. info: more 21.For Oct. through display on be will exhibit The St. 121Prospect Art, and tory of His- Museum Whatcom the at 12-5pm from opens Art” cifi Spe- “Site when space the for porary art created especially DEBUT: EXHIBIT SUN., JULY 1 or luciadouglas.com. 733-5361 info: more For 18. Aug. through hang will hibit ex- The 1415 St. 13th Gallery, Douglas Lucia the at 6-8pm from at an reception opening can be seen Amy Huddleston artist Kenmore and Patten van and Margaret browski Do- Ryan artists Oregon OPENING: LUCIA 29 JUNE FRI., EXHIBITS EVENTS c: Northwest Installation Installation Northwest c: Art camps for for camps Art Starting to- Starting “Inner and See contem- See A closing Aclosing An opening Works by by Works whatcommuseum.org. or 676-6981 info: more For St. 121 Prospect Museum, Whatcom the at display on currently are Teaching” ing “Teaching Learning—Learn- and “American Abstraction” MUSEUM: WHATCOM 733-8769. info: more For $3.50. is Admission St. dren’s 227 Museum, Prospect rently at the Whatcom Chil- cur- is Waterfront” the on SEUM: MU- CHILDREN’S WHATCOM 305-4892. (360) info: more For Ave. Vallee Gallery, 5742 Gilkey age” at Edison’s and Smith Wreck-exhibit “The dubbed group the 30, view June &VALLEE: SMITH 733-6897. info: more For eder Home, 2600 Sunset Dr. Ro- the at 28 June through shows Dogs” Cats, Horses, Wildlife, Shipley: of Sherry HOME: ROEDER 907-4074 (360) info: more For Edison. Ave., MacTaggart 14011 and gallery, Edison Dear Dumpster Lucky the at June perused through the end of be can Brightly” Glass the DUMPSTER: LUCKY sightsgallery.com. in- or 588-8044 (360) info: Ave. For moreCommercial 516 Gallery, Insights cortes’ through July 27 at Ana- 07”hangs Show “Summer GALLERY: INSIGHTS net/museum. 466-3365 or skagitcounty. (360) info: more For St. 501 4th Museum, Historical Conner’sLa Skagit County at November through Life” Farm ages of Contemporary Im- Light: the “Harvesting MUSEUM: HISTORICAL 671-2305. info: more For St. W. 301 Holly Gallery, Horse July Blue 13through at the perused be can Vetter Rob by paintings landscape New BLUE GALLERY: HORSE 393-7540. info: more For St. 1320 Commercial at Thurs.-Sat. and Tues. 5pm noon- from public the to SEUM: RAILWAYBELLINGHAM MU- liedarts.com. 676-8548 or al- more info: For Ave. 1418 Cornwall Arts, Allied at 30 June through shows Tammyand Zlotnik, Todd Horton by ing works “By the Bay: Working Working Bay: the “By is open museum The “The Art Art “The “Through Through The View 19 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-15 | Words & Community 16 | Get Out 17 | On Stage 18 | ArtART 1919 | Music 20-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 20 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-15 | Words & Community 16 | Get Out 17 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | MusicMUSIC 20-2320-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 OF THE THE OF Not asensitiveNewAgeguy Barton Carroll lease re- Skybucket 2006 his andwith 2002, since Fingers Crooked group rock indie popular for bass andstand-up guitar steel lap played Hehas talents. various of musician Southern-born, but based, aSeattle- Carroll, is Barton these of One acts. unforgettable truly being as out stood have year, onlyafew past the during to duced BY MARASTEELE hwPREVIEW show BARTON CARROLL Love & War many regional singer/songwriters I have been intro- , Carroll has begun to make a name for himself himself for makeaname to begun has , Carroll PREVIEWS PREVIEWS music RUMOR HAS IT HAS RUMOR use in his songwriting. He doesn’t shy shy He doesn’t songwriting. inhis use positive to passions those puts he ness, dark- of heart artistic his with touch inclose Keeping Cave. Nick of likes the of capabilities misogynistic creatively the possesses also Ageguy,New Carroll of war.times in casualty andcivilian trauma battle to andbetrayal heartbreak from ics top- covering tunes original of variety a voice, wide-ranging yet in aplain, electric when it is called to switching for, easily but often, most tar he sings gui- acoustic Playing performer. solo affecting andprofoundly a versatile as Not to be mistaken for some sensitive some sensitive for mistaken be Not to CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ONNEXT CONTINUED Rumor HasIt AS MANY OF Like jaywalking. Or littering. Orlittering. Like jaywalking. commit acts. to ers other, more nefarious own- andbar musicians prompting crime, believes clearly residents noise downtown complaining is some BPD and the isthat citation the for tion kind of gateway only explana- The noise. treacherous that all with air night upthe fouling wasn’t the police were making sure Hardesty while place taking likely was that tivity ac- illegal dangerous, more far probably other, the all out point to going even I’m 500. not Indy the at tickets speeding in this town is weekend ongraduation sort violations noise of like handing issuing cops thinking, of way my Now, to out weekend. graduation WWU’s be to pened hap- 15, June also midnight which before shortly citation the issued was Hardesty ordinance. noise ridiculous City’s ing the violat- him for citing to around got nally ago, fi amonth conduct disorderly for James Hardesty when Tavern owner Acoustic Frog Green with they arrested him fi to eager ment, Depart- Police Bellingham the It seems in. play to them for available remain spaces ofwhat count dwindling ever- the make we when heavily in factor now venues auxiliary these here still are musicians the While venues. and music musicians with seams the at bursting fairly community music once-thriving iliary venues usedwith. 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So Fri., June29, Fri., So make uence). Love & War , the song demon- song , the hwPREVIEW show rmly in the alt- 902 N. State St. State N. 902 Tavern, Acoustic Frog Café acoustictavern myspace.com/ INFO: MORE WHERE: WHEN: WHO: HEAR Carroll Fri. June 29 Fri. Barton Barton 9:30pm, 9:30pm, Green Green is just not working out anymore.” out working not is just However, this them. hosting about happier been have not and Icould through come have that acts killer have some been “There statement. inarecent said Anderson ly well,” goodbye. say to party last one throwing after until not ness—but busi- the andshutter venue music the close to decision painful the made Anderson Brian owner ness, busi- at long-struggling the meet brought on by trying to make ends cerns, as well as general exhaustion ages venues. Citing monetary con- of Bellingham’s all- much-needed curtain willby the also last band song last the of note go last the When fi down on onein more than just musical lineup. event inaugural the from ferent installment. second its off kicks 2 30, June Tweek’s Fest 3pm Sat., at again, over andstarting all do it to elected Tweek’s has that success a of enough deemed was event The aural entertainment Tweek’s Fest. of day their anddubbed come to wanted whoever invited doors, the ebrate themselves, they opened cel- to party anall-day throw to decided Tweek’s Music at folks LAST YEAR, countdown The fi Fest 2 Tweek’s BY CAREYROSS “The venue has been going fair- going been has venue “The showisdif- year’s However, this nal the fades, nally when fi the ne with a bang? abang? with end can you when awhimper with goout why all, and endlate—after loud be to party the expect that, to say,Needless a lineup with like Savage Henry, and House of Leaves. 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For more info: 592-2413. 592-2413. info: more For Street. 10th on Green Village Fairhaven 4-7pm the at from Fox Fiddlin’ of courtesy concert a free at performs Bent Grass the bluegrass-minded BENT: GET SUN., JULY1 384-1328. info: more For $25. are Tickets St. Meridian 3729 Club, Country and Golf Bellingham the at part of the “Rocky as show roll ‘n’ rock acomedic Vasalino present will Reunion” REUNION: at 9pmVASALINO 734-3720. info: more For inJuly. service worship Sunday top four acts will be invited The Ave. Cornwall 2401 to Church, playgregational during a Con- First the at 3-5pm from contest Sundays” of “Month intonight’s participate to invited SUNDAYS: OF MONTH 676-6985. info: more For tunes. levard Park as part of a summer series of free Bou- Bellingham’s 7-9pm at from concert free a at rock” acoustic “soulful her performs nez VICCI’S VOICE: SAT., JUNE30 738-0364. info: more For free. is event The 511 St. Union, Holly Credit Education com What- the 7pm at at concert Unity” and “Peace a at ’70s and ’60s the from songs perform UNITY: PEACE, 354-5995. info: more For free. is event The Park. 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Elizabeth Bellingham’s the free summer ofwhen as part Back Beat performs Revival park TUNES: PARK series 650-2489. info: more For za. from 6-8pmat noon at WWU’s Performing Arts Center at Pla- shows outdoor free of aseries off kicks Band CONCERT: QUICKDRAW WED., JUNE27 USIC Dancing will be encouraged when be encouraged will Dancing Hear “rockin’ rhythm and blues” blues” and rhythm “rockin’ Hear Bing his silly Jensen brings Seattle songstress Seattle Vicci Marti- Kurt and Leslie Asplund will will Asplund Leslie and Kurt Anne Feeney, aPittsburgh- Feeney, Anne Lynden’s annual Patriotic Lynden’s annual Patriotic Original band members Local musicians are are musicians Local The Quickdraw String String Quickdraw The 21 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-15 | Words & Community 16 | Get Out 17 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | MusicMUSIC 20-2320-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 22 Cascadia Weekly #2.26 06.27.07 Do it 3 | Letters 4-5 | Views 6-7 | Currents 8-15 | Words & Community 16 | Get Out 17 | On Stage 18 | Art 19 | MusicMUSIC 20-2320-23 | Film 24-27 | Classifi eds 28-34 | Food 35 numbers addresses andphone See belowforvenue Street Bar&Grill Boundary BayBrewingCo. 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Layton, Has all the police upgrades bath spacious studio apart- 8-15 GLBTQ, relationships, grief/loss, depression, anxiety, Acupuncturist (which means heavy duty and ment for rent: $500 All utili- recovery, gender identity, spirituality, smoking, built to last). white, $2400, ties included. Great location 1329 Lincoln St., Suite 3 360-966-2663 or email annies- 1 block from Western and health enhancement, regression. Sliding Scale Bellingham, WA 98229 [email protected] downtown state street bus 360-734-1659 stop. Duration: August and | Currents 360-599-2627 www.NaturalHealthBellingham.com 1998 Yamaha YZ 250 July On site laundry Bay view $1600, 815-5681 runs, looks Garden access. Email: we- 6-7 good, good power, $1600 [email protected] *OPYVWYHJ[PJ*HYL*HU/LSW Your Partners in $325 / 1br - I block from @V\-LLS@LHYZ@V\UNLY ACCESSORIES Campus Great 4 bdr | Views | Views with CAT ENRIGHT-DOWN Lifetime Wellness house... Great view Need bling bling 4 chrome persons asap to sublet for 4-5 Sue Aufhauser, D.C. & Kim Haustedt, D.C. plated rims + tires July and August. Subletting fall offerings 1012 Dupont St., Bellingham, WA 98225 $650.00, 360-966-2663 for just the month of July is free classes sept 12-14 cost $1700 new, fit accura also an option. All utilities session begins sept 17 $ or honda, 16” Email: annies- paid except electricity( about First 2 visits 37 [email protected] 25$/month). Please call 360- | Letters 3 Call today for our (a $135 value) 391-9881 if interested. chiropractic intro package. children’s class schedule & rates at 360-714-0550 Full exam and xrays only Dr. Hummel with 500 $27. 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Available ConAm Now. $1064 / 3br - Luxurious $950 / 4br - 4 bdrm 3-Bed Apartment for Cascadia WeeklyCascadia #2.26 house available July 1st Rent We have a luxurious 3 4 Bedroom house on Cham- bed/2 bath unit coming avail- pion and Forest, available able on July 6th. This unit is July 1st. Washer/dryer, gas 1093 sq.ft. of comfortable 30 heat, garage, 1 bathroom, no space. W/S/G is included broadcast TO PLACE AN AD classifi eds CLASSIFIEDS.CASCADIAWEEKLY.COM 35 JOBS SERVICES RENTALS REAL ESTATE BUY SELL TRADE BULLETIN BOARD | Food 500 500 500 500 28-34 Rentals Rentals Rentals Rentals 28-34 in the rent. This unit comes a month. no pets. Interested? $1250 / 3br - North Bell- $765.00 with a $600.00 secu- Bridget Between eds with a dishwasher, garbage Email, or call Vanessa at 360- ingham home Enjoy the rity deposit. We pay sewer, disposal, and washer/dryer. 486-4706. best of Whatcom county. This water and garbage. Full size CLASSIFIEDS Non-smoking unit that allows Birch Bay Beauty is nestled in washer/dryer, dishwasher pets. This is a bottom floor, $1200 / 4br - Craftsman, Sealinks secure, gated golf and disposal in every unit. Classifi | corner unit. The security de- central location - close course community that over- Newer quiet, non-smoking the Sheets posit is $600. Please feel free to everything Available looks the bay. Fantastic views complex, close to I-5 and the to stop by our on-site office on or about July 1: Delightful of golf course,water,wildlife, Belles Fair Mall. We are cat 24-27 10-6 Mon-Fri, 12-6 Sat, and 4B/2Ba not far from WWU. and walk to all of Birch Bay’s friendly with additional fee. 12-4 Sun. You can also contact Washer and dryer, dishwash- funky shops and restaurants. Ground floor corner apart- The Boobs running the boob tube our office for more details at er, fireplace, back deck, front This home is 3 bedrooms, 2 ment available for the end of | Film (360) 647-2818 or kristie@vis- porch. Water/sewer paid. bathrooms, with panaramic June, second and third floor trots off to the condom machine does itlandmark.com. Prefer no pets. First/deposit. view deck on main floor. 1780 apartment for late July. Drop Amid the sea of erectile dys- he turn into a hunky, desirable male. Call 676-8412 for viewing ap- s.f. includes finished base- by our rental office weekdays function ads fl oats one promoting the 20-23 $889 / 2br - Luxurious pointment. 2225 Lincoln St. ment and 2 car garage. Lots of 8:00am to 5:00pm, manager@ The punch line is “evolve, wear a con- 2-Bed Apartments for natural light makes you want villageatbakercreek.com use of condoms to prevent pregnancy. dom.” I fi nd something wrong here, and Rent We currently have two $950 / 3br - Nice Duplex to just hang out. Bellingham is To a logical gal like me, this seems rea- vacancies at the Barkley Trails Available Now (June only 15 minutes south and the $1500 / 4br - Really nice it’s not prevention and responsibility. | Music and Barkley Apartments for rent already paid) Nice Canadian border is another home for rent Three floors; sonable and, quite frankly, a responsi- How about the comparison of men to 19 two-bedroom apartments. 3 bed, 1 1/2 bath 2 story du- adventure waitng to happen Top - Two bedrooms, a bath ble addition to the advertising mix. So The first is a 2 bed/2 bath, 872 plex with an attached 1 car 5 miles to the north. Call Jeff and an art area, Main - Two pigs? But this is not the position of FOX sq.ft. unit for $889/mo. The garage for only $950 per @425-750-6488 for a private bedrooms, a bath, kitchen, why would both FOX and CBS networks or CBS. | Art unit comes with most appli- month. Quiet, centrally lo- showing. Pets will be consid- dining room, living room, refuse to broadcast a condom ad? 18 ances necessary for comfort- cated neighborhood. Washer, ered for a fee. Basement - Huge, unfinished. So let me get this straight: an ad that able living: refrigerator, dish- dryer and dishwasher in unit. My name is Gabriel, my phone The answer is this: In the New York promotes preventing sexually transmit- washer, garbage disposal, and Water sewer and garbage are $1500 Birch Bay Village is 907.441.8114, I’ll be happy Times, a FOX Television spokesperson washer/dryer. This apartment covered. Available now, rent Home for Rent This is a 3 to give you more information. ted diseases through condom use = will be available on July 20th. already paid for the month bedroom, 3 bath, House with claimed the network’s decision was good and an ad promoting unintended This unit allows pets and is of June. Call Pam at 360-201- gourmet kicken with brand $1200 / 3br - 3bdrm based on its belief that condom ads | On Stage non-smoking. The other unit is 2436 for additional details or new granit countertops, cus- House close to WWU pregnancy through condom use = bad. 17 a 2 bed/2 bath, 1008 sq.ft. unit for showing. Sorry , no pets. tom cherry wood cabinets, and Downtown Cute 3 “must stress health-related issues rath- That all adds up to another example of for $920/mo. It comes with all built in cherry wood fireplace, bedroom 1 bath home located er than the prevention of pregnancy.” the same appliances but also $685 to 895 Premium 1 & House is located on beauti- on Franklin St just off of Lake- how narrow-minded, biased thinking includes an outside storage 2 BD Units, Huge Views! ful lake with low bank water way near WWU. 1 block to bus Huh? Say what? Since when is prevent- can prevent a well-intentioned, pre- room off the back deck. This Carpeted or remodeled one front, and only a few minute line, close to downtown and ing unintended pregnancy not a major | Get Out unit will be available on July and two bedroom units with walk to the beach. as you grocery stores. Rent is $1200 vention-focused message from reach- 16 13th. This apartment does not hardwood floors. Panoramic walk in to the house, and walk + utilities. Available Septem- public health issue? Can they say that ing millions of viewers. allow pets and is non-smok- view of Bellingham Bay, San through the kitchen, you enter ber 1st. NO PETS Looking for with a straight face in light of the fact ing. Please feel free to stop Juan Islands and the North Ca- into a beautiful 18 foot high quiet tenants. Please email In 2005, 70 percent of all television by our on-site office for more nadian Cascades. Extremely vaulted ceiling living room, [email protected] if that approximately half of all preg- shows and 77 percent of prime time details 10-6 M-F, 12-6 Sat, and quiet, brick buildings. Deposit with huge daylight windows. you are interested. nancies in the United States are unin- 12-4 Sun. Or you can contact is $400 and a non-refundable Master bedroom features shows contained sexual content (Kai- us at kristie@visitlandmark. application fee of $40 for each a jacuzzi, and double sinks, $1850 / 4br - brand new tended? Oh yeah, and this year alone, ser Family Foundation, 2005). FOX and com or (360) 647-2818 kris- person on the lease. Rent in- with private door to hottub 2300sqft home 4+ bedroom’s more than 750,000 teens will become [email protected] cludes heat, electricity, gas outside looking over lake. Up 2 1/2 bath call 360 220 2699 CBS shows are no exception. Prevent- for stove, hot water, WST. stairs bedroom with private pregnant and four million will contract ing unintended pregnancy and sexually $1064 / 3br - Luxury 3- Abundant parking, right on the bathroom, and deck, looking $680 / 2br - Nice, spa- a sexually transmitted infection. Some- | Words & Community Bedroom Apartment bus lines. Cats are welcome over mt. baker. Non smokers cious apartment near transmitted infections are top public for Rent We have a luxuri- with additional $200 deposit. only, no pets. $1,500 for rent, campus to rent for sum- one should alert FOX and CBS! health priorities. Television networks 8-15 ous 3 bed/2 bath unit coming Many of our residents have does not include utilities. First mer My roommate and I are From Temptation Island to Victoria’s available on July 6th. This been here over 5 years and and last deposit required. Call leaving Bellingham for the that pride themselves on public ser- unit is 1093 sq.ft. of comfort- consider this home. When you Lynda at 425-501-8771 for en- summer and need someone Secret Fashion Show to The O.C.—a vice should take every opportunity to able space. W/S/G is included see the grounds, the build- quiries. to sublet our apartment start- show that broadcasts an average of 6.7 in the rent. This unit comes ings and the neighborhood ing at the end of June. It’s big, educate the public about safer sex. By with a dishwasher, garbage you’ll see why. Please view at $1100 3 bed 2 bath house convenient, has a fireplace sex scenes an hour—FOX and CBS have rejecting Trojan’s ad, FOX and CBS have | Currents disposal, and washer/dryer. washingtonapartments.org with garage near Lake and a washer/dryer in the taken sex all the way to the bank (those 6-7 Non-smoking unit that allows or please call 360.734.2691. Whatcom Three bedroom building. It’s also about an made the wrong move for public health. pets. This is a bottom floor, South Hill Apartments, 255 two bath house with large ga- eight minute walk from cam- little piggies). Can you say hypocrisy? But hey, who said Temptation Island is corner unit. The security de- North Forest Street rage available for rent. Very pus and is right on the busline, Just when I thought my outrage me- posit is $600. Please feel free nice inside and out. Washer if that matters. We go through responsible programming in the fi rst to stop by our on-site office $695 / 1br - Private and dryer, dishwasher. Mas- a private renter who is really ter was cranked to the max, I fi nd that place? | Views 10-6 Mon-Fri, 12-6 Sat, and Beachfront Cottage Clean ter bedroom with attached cool and helpful and not scary mine goes to 11. 4-5 12-4 Sun. You can also contact and cozy beachfront cottage full bath and private deck. like the big realtors. If you’re Let’s follow the logic: Viagra, Levi- our office for more details at on Birch Bay. Beautiful island 1400 square feet. Quiet pri- interested, there also might Speaking of the porcine persuasion, tra, and Cialis are fab, and even the (360) 647-2818 or kristie@vis- views and sunsets from your vate setting with view. $1100 be some free furniture in the the controversial Trojan condom ad fea- itlandmark.com. own private beach. Small one month, W/S/G included with mix. Email: Dantheman234@ prospect of a four-hour erection is bedroom, Partly furnished. rent. Available August 1. hotmail.com tured pigs. For those who are unaware groovy with network execs. It makes | Letters $725 / 2br - Take over Living room, dining/kitchen, Available partially furnished. of its content, a bar is populated with 3 lease that ends in March bathroom with shower, Sleep- 360 303-6500 this gal wonder what is really motivat- 2008! I need someone to take ing room with built-in bunks RENTALS: beautiful women and pigs looking for ing these business decisions, because over my practically brand new Water, sewer, trash paid. No $765 / 2br - 2 bed / 2 bath SKAGIT lease. Fine apartment, new pets. $695 per Month $250 apartment available a hookup. It’s only when one lil’ piggy public health ain’t it. Do it carpet and paint, I need some- Security/Cleaning Deposit Large 2 bed / 2 bath apart- $1175 / 3br - BRAND NEW thing closer to campus. $725 Call to View 360-920-0420 ment (945 sq ft) available. Column provided by Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood. E-mail questions to [email protected]. 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Next to away from Whatcom Falls HOUSES: BIRCH heated indoor pool, tennis, TODAY Sun, Jun 24, 1- VELOPMENT The home in a message. Boulevard park and steps to Park. This unique 3 bedroom BAY club room, lavish parking, 3:00 3 br/3 ba NICE Come CLASSIFIEDS the picture is a neighbors, $240 CHEAP, RIGHT BY Fairhaven. Call Jon Hansen, home is situated on a .4 acre etc. Short walk to grocery, by today and check out this ours is still under construc- $300-$500 Clean, Quiet CAMPUS Three guys living Lakeway Realty 360.224.7443 lot with a private park-like $269,900 Birch Bay restaurants, golf course. 15 IMMACULATE home with | Classifi | tion. It’s in the ‘Klinger Es- and Friendly I’m a 25 yr in Fairhaven looking for one to feel in back. Features include Waterfront Condo Sea minutes to Bellingham or Ca- huge yard, big rec room, 1752 tates’ development. The home old female student at WWU, two chill people to fill rooms Southside View Home a gas fireplace with custom forever views. 1300 sf 2 nadian border. Call (360)371- sq ft, located on a quiet street, will not be done until July 1st. non-smoker, looking for a in large two kitchen three $875,000 Southside view mantel, BBQ deck, bright in- Bedroom/2 Bath Mariners 3924 for private showing or close to schools, shopping, 24-27 The home is a 3 bedroom, 2 room beginning August or bathroom duplex. Very Very home just moments to terior, hardwood entry & wine Cove townhouse condo for Open House schedule. etc. OPEN HOUSE 1:00 - 3:00 bath, 2 car garage. It’s around September. I would ideally cheap. With one more person, Fairhaven with a master bed- cellar. All appliances stay! sale. Built 1994, completely or later, 5869 Azalea, Ferndale 1200 sq. ft. First months rent like a place between North bills will be less than $400 for room & office on the main $300,0 credit toward closing renovated 2004. Huge master DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From | Film and $1000 deposit is required. Campus and Downtown, as I all, and with two more, less floor. Wake up to the San costs w/acceptable offer. suite, 2 decks. SW exposure HOUSES: I-5, go west on Main, Right $500 will be non-refundable. don’t have a car (more park- than $300 for all bills. Walk- Juan Islands in the presigious Call Jon Hansen, Lakeway Re- for maximum sun. Oversize FERNDALE on 3rd, Left on Vista, Left on Small pets O.K. You will be ing for you) Give me a call! ing distance to Western. Give Parkhurst neighborhood. The alty 360.224.7443 closets + storage room. Ame- Seamount, Left on Azalea, 20-23 responsible for a $40 credit 360-907-6710 me a call if you are interested. custom finishwork will accent nities include year-round, $275,000 OPEN HOUSE home is on your right. COME check as well. For a showing Call 360-393-2261 and ask for the bold view of the bay. Tons please call 425-293-3505. Arron. of windows for natural light. ROOMMATES Bold stone gas fireplace. | Music $1175 / 3br - BRAND WANTED $400 2 rooms in 2 story Northwest contemporary as the guiding principle of our times. 19 NEW RAMBLER IN NEW 5 bed house avail asap! feeling home with a 3 car ga- DEVELOPMENT The home $340 Great roommate 32yo father of 2 needs RELI- rage, covered entry, & ravish- After centuries of living in harmony in the picture is a neighbors, wanted A.S.A.P. Our ABLE renter/renters. Must ing appeal! Call Jon Hansen, By Rick Dubrow with their environment, indigenous cul- | Art ours is still under construc- roommate just moved out and be drug free. Possible other Lakeway Realty 360.224.7443 tion. It’s in the ‘Klinger Es- we have a vacant room in the single parent. $400.00 would 18 tures see things very differently. They tates’ development. The home house. It is an awsome house, include both rooms. Utilities $985,000 Lake What- will not be done until July 1st. two great guys (one a stu- are included. Phone, high com Waterfront Back are informed and guided by the knowl- The home is a 3 bedroom, 2 dent, other a grad student). speed wireless, and Satellite on market! Unbeatable set- edge and spirit imbedded in nature. bath, 2 car garage. It’s around The room will be the entire tv may suffer sparatic out- ting in the heart of Agate On the 1200 sq. ft. First months rent loft upper level of the house. ages while trying to recover Bay, perched right on the Rather than viewing the natural world | On Stage and $1000 deposit is required. Applicant must be very cool, from last VERY BAD renters. I lake with all day sun and 180 as a collection of separate elements 17 $500 will be non-refundable. outgoing and personable. do smoke, am actively trying degree views. This is one of Small pets O.K. You will be Contact JAG @ (360) 224- to quit, and will gladly smoke the nicest locations on all of Level from which humans are a part, they responsible for a $40 credit 3220. outside for the right renter. I North Shore. The house sits recognize all of creation as an intercon- check as well. For a showing am very hard working, and well off the road on a private please call 425-293-3505. $320 Need Roommate have very repectful children. drive, screened by trees for nected web. The Alliance dictates that for 2007-08! -For the 2007- I am still trying to fix the dam- exceptional privacy. Picture Changing the dream | Get Out our ability to meet the challenges that 2008 Academic School year age done by the last renters, perfect two story has been 16 RENTALS: (Lease begins and ends in so I don’t quite have every- recently remodeled. Private face humanity depends on our ability to COMMERCIAL September) -No Smoking thing cleaned up yet, as I have dock with fixed pier and float, Don’t believe everything successfully combine the best elements (In house) -Rent (without been working many hours. toy garage with RV bay, party $500 Single office or Utilities) is approx $320.00 - I can also offer a reference deck with outdoor sound - this you think. Given that so much of what of these two worldviews into a single all 5 up to 2600 sq feet Male preferred... but we can from a former (good) renter one has it all. Everything has you and I think is programmed into us global vision—an alloy that blends the Office space divided into in- live with a female. Email: if needed. FIRST AND LAST no been designed for little work dividual offices or take the [email protected] deposit. Basic common sense and maximum play. Kirk Ghio from our culture—think television pro- intellectual and scientifi c prowess of whole building. Located on help with chores is appreciat- (360) 739-6248 The Muljat gramming, for example—how do we know the modern world with the deep and broadway between Dupont $350 Roommate wanted, ed. Month to month, no lease. Group Realtors and Girard right behind the spacious house, great Oh, and the only other fee what to believe? We often fi nd ourselves ancient wisdom of traditional cultures. new ReStore. Each office is view 2 rooms available in a would be winter time. It costs Lake Whatcom View on a particular path, manifesting a par- This is the commitment which underlies | Words & Community individually metered for utili- great house! 3 bath, 2 living $700.00 to fill up 300 gal pro- Home $409,000 Lake ties. Drop by and see them we rooms, hottub, great view, pane tank for heat. $250.00 Whatcom view home in a ticular thought or dream, long before we the work of The Pachamama Alliance. 8-15 are currently making tennant clean and well lit, fireplace, per fill up would be required peaceful, sunny setting. Ex- know if the thought really works for us. Their aim is for you to attend a sym- improvements. Just outside garage, large back deck with from renter. And I have one perience a relaxed lifestyle of downtown across from gas BBQ, dishwasher, wash- cat. call 360-398-1268 in this 2496 sq. ft. NW style The American Dream itself feels wrong. posium entitled “Awakening the Dreamer: KFC, Fire Station and down er/dryer. Roommates are fun home. Lg picture windows I feel allergic to the supposed diet my Changing the Dream” and leave the day the road from the Bean Blos- and easy going and all around $400 Room for Rent One & vaulted ceilings create an culture tells me to embrace: more is bet- fi lled with hope and resolve, knowing | Currents som. Great wide open lawn our mid 20’s. House is 5mins room open in a 3 bedroom unparalled ambiance. Large area and big windows for lots from pretty much everything, house on acreage. Price of decks to enjoy the view with ter, acquire a bigger home and more land, that you are part of a thriving community 6-7 of light. 360.650.9180 walking distance to Whatcom room can vary. MUST be re- access from the living room & Falls Park. W/S/G is paid, gas sponsible and not mind some master bedroom. Level drive- faster is better, he who dies with the of like-hearted, deeply committed people $350 storage space Clean and electric are split; usually noise at night we are a family way, fenced back yard, extra most toys wins. who are actively engaged in awakening dry warehouse storage with about $30 per person/month. with one child. Room is fur- large lot & dead-end street. | Views | Views painted cement floor and roll House also has wireless high- nished at this time but that Interior features include fully If you’re feeling an allergic reaction from and changing the dream of our mod- up door. Natural gas heat and speed internet. Second room can be changed, it is open wood wrapped windows, 2 4-5 to the cultural compass of the American ern industrial culture. electric on your own meter ( has private bath and is $375/ now, no lease required. We gas fireplaces, French doors you pay utilities) Close to I-5 mo No pets, NO SMOKING, no are between Ferndale and & remodeled kitchen. 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