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This is part 1 of a two-part series about the coastal cutthroat on the San Juan Islands

Possible plea bargain revealed Wednesday By Scott Rasmussen

A resolution may be at hand in the case of a San Juan Island teen accused of murdering his mother and of setting their Friday Harbor home ablaze to cover up the crime. Resolved in court, that is. According to court documents, San Juan County prosecutors have reached an agreement with the boy’s attorney. A motion was filed late last week seeking to have that potential settlement presented in juvenile court, Nov. 2. Prosecutors Sharon Hammel claim that the 16-year-old, who is in a Clallam County juvenile detention facility awaiting trial on a no-bail warrant, murdered his mother, Sharon Hammel, and then set fire to the family’s Park Street home in the predawn hours of April 4. He faces one count each of first-degree murder and firstdegree arson. That pending agreement will be offered up as part of See HAMMEL, Page 3

Mystery of a fish

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Three weeks of ferry woes bring up bigger questions By Colleen Smith Armstrong Editor/Associate Publisher

For those receiving email bulletins from Washington State Ferries, it was a frenetic series of messages about broken boats, replacement vessels, missed runs and overloads. For ferry riders, especially inter-island commuters, the last three weeks have been a little strange. “We are going to see increased impacts on service in the San Juans if we don’t get in front of the capital funding,” said Sen. Kevin Ranker, D-San Juan. On Oct. 7, the Yakima, which carries up to 144 cars, went down because of abnormal bearing wear on a propulsion motor shaft. WSF took the 86-car Evergreen State off its normal inter-island route to replace the Yakima. The 34-car Hiyu, which is always on standby for

the San Juans, was put back into the mix as the inter-island boat. The Evergreen is not part of the “super” class, so it goes 12 knots versus the Yakima’s 16 knots. The slower speed and smaller capacity of both the Evergreen and Hiyu resulted in continuous schedule delays and frequent overloads. The Yakima, Evergreen and Hiyu range in age from 44 to 57 years old. Further complicating the situation, the Hiyu’s fire pump shaft was found broken on Oct. 11, while the boat was between Orcas and Shaw. Cars and passengers were off-loaded onto Orcas and the 144-car Elwha made an unscheduled stop at Orcas. The 64-car Chetzemoka, a brand new boat, just so happened to be available (it was on its way to the Dakota Creek Shipyard), so it began covering inter-island runs. The Yakima returned to service on Oct. 16. See FERRY WOES, Page 4

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Mary Lou White sees hundreds of river systems in a year, but she was surprised to find coastal cutthroat living in less than two inches of water in a ditch in the Garrison Bay watershed on San Juan Island. These fish are known for living in extreme circumstance; juvenile cutthroats can live in small pools for up to four months after a stream bed has mostly dried up. Despite their durability, White, a biologist for the Wild Fish Conservancy, fears for the cutthroat’s future. “It’s pretty amazing,” she said. “But this fish can only adapt to so much.” Russel Barsh, director of Kwiaht, the Lopez-based Center for the Historical Ecology of the Salish See FISH, Page 4

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LAW & JUSTICE Oct. 12: An Orcas Island man could face assault charges after his alleged victim had a change of heart. A 44-year-old man claims his housemate, 41, held him on the ground and repeatedly punched him in the face, causing injuries that were reportedly visible. The alleged altercation is under review by prosecutors after the 44-year-old, who initially opted not to press charges, changed his mind the following day. Oct. 13: A single-car collision on Lopez Island, in which 57-year-old man riding in the front passenger seat suffered a severed artery and a compound fracture, remains under

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A warrant had been issued for the arrest of the 57-year-old, who was taken into custody near the Friday Harbor ferry terminal at about 11 a.m. Oct. 14: A San Juan Island man apprehended by employees for allegedly shoplifting at a Friday Harbor grocery store escaped before authorities arrived. The 27-year-old, seized in the rear parking of the store, broke free and dashed out a back door after being escorted inside to wait for deputies. He reportedly clipped an employee’s arm with his car as he sped from the parking lot. Oct. 15: A San Juan Island man who allegedly tried to slip out the back door of a Friday Harbor grocery store with a bag containing $100 of unpaid merchandise, and was nabbed by employees, was later arrested for shoplifting. The 25-year-old, apprehended in the store's rear parking, was taken into custody by deputies at about 8:30 p.m. ■A San Juan Island man who reportedly caught the eye of a deputy while taking a corner at a high rate of speed was arrested for DUI following a late night traffic stop near the intersection of Guard Street and Tucker Avenue. The 20-year-old, who could face additional charges because of contraband that deputies reportedly later found in his car, was taken into custody at about 1:30 a.m. His passen-

ger, a 19-year-old man, was allowed to leave the scene of the traffic stop on foot. Oct. 20: A late-night scuffle outside a Friday Harbor bar prompted the arrest of a San Juan Island woman for disorderly conduct. The 29-year-old was taken into custody near the intersection of First and Spring streets at about 1:30 a.m. ■An early morning home invasion and apparent act of vandalism led to the arrest of a San Juan Island man, who reportedly returned to the scene several hours later and confessed. About $550 worth of computer equipment reportedly was damaged during the break-in. The 21-year-old was taken into custody at a Cougar Lane home at about 10 a.m. Oct. 22: A San Juan Island woman claims someone broke into her car, rifled through her belongings and stole 47 tablets of prescription painkillers she had at the time. The 64-year-old noted that the thief took the time to put the cap back on the prescription container, reseal it and stash it inside of one of her bags. ■Allegations of assault led to a late-night arrest of an Orcas Island at Eastsound home following an apparent domestic violence altercation. The 37-year-old, who allegedly twice shoved a woman with whom he shares the home and tried to choke her with a sweater, was taken into custody at about 1:30 a.m. — Scott Rasmussen

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PUBLIC MEETINGS SJI Fire Dept. Commission ‘Special’ Meeting: Nov. 3, Mullis Street Fire Station, FH, 3 p.m.

Library Board of Trustees ‘Special’ Meeting: Nov. 5, Roche Harbor Resort, 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

San Juan County Planning Commission: Public hearing on CAO Wetland section of CAO; Nov. 8, Grange Hall, FH, 3 p.m.

San Juan Island Fire Dept. Commission: Nov. 10, Mullis Street Fire Station, FH, 3 p.m.

Library Board of Trustees: Nov. 8, library, 1010 Guard St., FH, 4 p.m.

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Blend of passion and craft By Scott Rasmussen

How about a handcrafted greeting card to lend that personal touch to your holiday gift list? Sounds good, but where to begin? Well, Creative Passions would be a great place to start, because Bonnie Turman is standing by to help. "What I like about having a store is getting involved with other peoples' crafting projects," said Turman, a 30-year retail veteran. "I was always that volunteer mom at school, helping out with costumes and crafts, but now my guys (sons) are grown. Basically, I've had a passion for crafting forever." With encouragement of her husband, Merle, Turman decided recently to turn that lifelong passion into a commercial enterprise and opened up her own arts and crafts supply store six months ago. Located at Surina Business Park, 50 Malcolm Street, Creative Passions offers fabrics, sewing supplies, fine paper products and utility yarns, as well as carrying a large inventory of arts and crafts supplies. And whatever may not be in stock, Turman is determine to get. "If we don't have it here I'll do my best to get it," she said. Born and raised in a small town in Maryland, Cumberland, Turman migrated west and ended up on Camano Island. That's where she and Merle met. They married about eight years ago and she then moved to his home in Friday Harbor. She

Hammel Continued from page 1 a so-called “declination hearing,� which has been on hold since mid-April. Prosecutors are seeking in that hearing to move the case to Superior Court and to try the boy as an adult. Prosecutors have previously argued that the case should be prosecuted in Superior Court because of the violent nature of the crime and because the boy, if convicted, is unlikely to

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knew something would be missing. "I used to joke with Merle that ‘you can't take me to that island, there no craft store'," she said. "And he'd say, 'We'll, maybe you'll have to one of your own'." In April, she did. Turman has more in mind then simply supplies. There’s a 280-square-foot space adjacent to the shop she remodeled into a room perfectly suited for classes, workshops or craft parties. Called the “Imagination Station� it’s entrance is separate from the shop. “I like to be a ‘hub’ where people can gather what they need and let their talents shine,� she said. Creative Passions; 378-6005.

rehabilitated given the limitations of the juvenile corrections system. Maximum penalties for first-degree murder, a Class A felony, include confinement until the age of 21, for juveniles. Adults, if convicted of murder, face maximum penalties of life in prison, a $50,000 fine, or both; however, the standard range of sentencing set by the state is 123220 months in prison. A single mother and former Town of Friday Harbor employee, Sharon Hammel, 49, died of mul-

tiple stab wounds to the upper torso and neck, or possibly by a fatal blow to the head, which was inflicted on the night of her death as well, according to autopsy results. Authorities believe that Hammel was most likely dead before the master bedroom of her home was set on fire. Hammel’s son, represented by attorney Robert O’Neal of Everettbased Snohomish Public Defenders Association, has yet to enter a plea.

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Fish Continued from page 1 Sea, estimates the Cascade Creek population on Orcas at 100 to 500 adult fish, the Garrison Bay water-

shed population at 50 to 100, and several other locations including West Beach, Bayhead, and Doe Bay with fewer than 50 fish. This species is unique not just because of its small population, but because it

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is only found in the coastal watersheds between southeast Alaska and northern California. There is little data about past cutthroat populations, but one indication of lower fish numbers is the decline of fly fishing. The cutthroat is known as a favorite among fisherman because they are an aggressive fish, guaranteed to bite most flies. “In the 60s and 70s fly fishing was still good on the islands,� said Barsh. “If you look at historical records, the 60s and 70s was a move from agricultural to residential county that correlates to the disappearance of fresh water fishing.�

Ferry woes Continued from page 1 Four days later, the Hyak, another “super� boat, was

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A coastal cutthroat in a stream near States Inn on San Juan Island.

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born in fresh water, then go out to sea and often return to the same stream to spawn and, soon after, die. Trout spend their whole lives in fresh water and live long after spawning. In the San Juan Islands, runs, resulting in schedule delays and overloads. On Oct. 24, the Hiyu again had mechanical problems and was pulled from service without a backup vessel. The next day, the county council sent a letter to Ranker, highlighting the need for a change, saying the service interruptions resulted in “missed appointments, commercial delays, lost business and potential isolation of an entire county.â€? “Ferries are like bridges, they don’t last forever,â€? read the letter. “Without ongoing funding for vessel refurbishment and replacement, situations like this will only become more commonplace‌ WSF has done an exemplary job providing the best service possible with the available

some cutthroat go out to sea, while others live only in fresh water. “Nobody knows what triggers the cutthroat out to sea,� said Jamie Glasgow, director of the Wild Fish Conservancy. “It could be the quality or quantity of the freshwater. It could be more complicated than that, we just don’t know.� While there is some debate on its name, one thing experts can agree on is that further research on cutthroats in the San Juan Islands is needed to determine the fish’s future. — Find out more about the conservation of this mysterious fish in part two of the series.

assets, but WSF’s fleet is aging and the only new boats, the three 64s, cannot effectively replace the supers. The planned construction of one new 144car boat is a big step in the right direction, but it is obvious WSF and the Puget Sound communities need more large boats.â€? Ranker said that “for the most part, the council is right on targetâ€? and that WSF’s current situation is due to decades of neglect. The state is currently funding construction of a new 144-car ferry. It will be done within a year, and Ranker hopes it comes to the San Juans. “I’m fighting for it and I hope we win,â€? Ranker said. He says there was a package moving forward in the legislature last year to build another ferry, but it died in the last session. The senator says the lack of funding for Washington State Ferries is indicative of a bigger problem. Ranker says that government “looks different nowâ€? and the funding cuts – in all areas – will take decades to rebuild. “The question for the voters of Washington is: what kind of state do you want to live in?â€? he said. “As Washingtonians, our expectations are very high but our revenue is very low. The transportation budget overall is in serious trouble ‌ it’s funded primarily from the gas tax. As gas prices increase, we get the same amount of money ‌ people are driving less and cars are also more fuel efficient. The transportation budget as a whole is going further in the red. We have got to get in front of this and develop a bi-partisan funding package for transportation.â€?

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How Are We Doing? The ‘fluff’ is gone: a quarterly review of county finances by the auditor By F. Milene Henley

I am often asked if I like my job. That’s an unfair question, of course: to tell the truth would make me sound like a whiney public employee, and not to tell the truth would make me a liar. So I do what all good public figures do and sidestep the question. “It’s a terrible time to be in government.� Or “My predecessor really knew when to retire.� Or, more directly, “It was fun the first year and a half; after that, not so much.� Case in point: the third quarter of 2011 saw the county adopt a mid-year budget reduction for the second time in three years. This reduction was not so deep as the 2009 cut; netting revenue losses against revenue gains, we had to cut only $258,000 from a $13.7 million general fund budget. That compares to a one million dollar cut in 2009. In 2009, we eliminated about ten jobs; this year, about five. Notably, it took more jobs, proportionately, to achieve a much smaller reduction this year, because there just isn’t much else left to cut. The good news is that third quarter results are, thankfully, unremarkable. I could bore you with details, but in short: county revenues are meeting our reduced expectations, and county expenditures are falling within budget. While I am watching our cash balances closely to see whether we will meet budgeted 2011 ending cash amounts, I am more focused at this point on the 2012 budget than on the 2011. The 2012 preliminary budget contains another $250,000 in reductions. The total general fund budget is not down by that amount; on the contrary, projected revenues for 2012 are $200,000 higher than in the reduced 2011 budget. But expenditures continue to grow faster than revenues, so we have to reduce projected expenditures— and another three-and-ahalf jobs—in order to stay even. These reductions are not without consequence. When I first joined the county in 2007, there was a

lot of “fluff � in the budget. After four years of budget sculpting, most of that is gone. Now, with every reduction in jobs comes a reduction in service. We may provide the same services, but we make the services available for shorter hours, or we take longer to perform them, or we do them less well. That kind of “nibbling at the edges� can’t go on. Ultimately, we will need to either reduce services or increase revenue to maintain the services we have. The choice will be yours. Our best hope for longterm budget sustainability is to re-examine the structure of government. A Charter

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ne certainly can view the outcome of any election in terms of winners and losers. But we believe that such a view is far too narrow, and needlessly so. Instead, it’s our opinion that the success of any election is more accurately gauged by the extent, the depth and the veracity of public debate over the issues and the candidates of the day. With that in mind, the Nov. 8 election has been a triumph. The content included in the outpouring of opinions and letters we’ve received and published during the run-up to the election, both in the Journal and online at the Journal website (www.sanjuanjournal.com) has been, for the most part, thoughtful, engaging and informative. Public debate is alive and well in San Juan County. That’s reassuring. At the end of the day, however, after all the ballots are tabulated and the votes counted, someone will come out on top in the contested races for the charter review commission’s District 1 and District 2, and in the race for San Juan Island school board’s positions No. 3 and No. 5. Voters will also determine the future and the fate of the Land Bank and the county solid waste operation with the outcome of Prop. 1 and Prop. 2. After that, it will be up to islanders to decide in both thought and action whether the democratic process and majority rule is as alive and well as is our appetite for discourse, disagreement and debate. .... Moving on. Ballots are due at election drop-off boxes by 8 p.m., Nov. 8, or must be postmarked by Nov. 8. As of Monday, only 18 percent of the 11,566 ballots mailed by the county Elections division had been returned. We encourage you to encourage family and friends not to let indecision or apathy get in the way of marking ballots and casting votes. Along with this edition of the Journal, you’ll find a wealth of election-related opinions, letters and information at the Journal’s website. The county Elections’ website also contains timely information, such as an online Voters’ Guide, candidate information and a sample ballot. Be informed, and be part of the process.

The Journal of the San Juan Islands welcomes comment on issues of local interest. Letters to the editor must be no more than 350 words in length and must be signed by the writer. Include address and telephone number for verification purposes. Anonymous letters will not be published. Guest columns are proposed by the newspaper

or prospective writers. Columns must be no more than 500 words in length, and must be signed by the writer. Send letters to Editor, Journal, 640 Mullis St., West Wing, Friday Harbor 98250. Or send an e-mail to: srasmussen@sanjuanjournal.com. The Journal reserves the right to edit for length, accuracy, clarity, content and libel.

Letters to the Editor Fair, effective, ‘Yes’ on Prop. 2

I’m voting “yes” on the solid waste parcel user charge. The fee is fair and it assures that we control our solid waste system. To charge an annual user charge and also reduce the per-container “tipping” fee so that the total income is limited to the amount necessary to keep the system working seems fair. Some may argue a fee based only on weight or volume is better, but don’t vote against this just because the council did not give you that option. Should the measure fail, the council will turn over the solid waste system to a contractor — perhaps from the mainland — even though that is not the question on the ballot. No promise can be made that a contractor will cost you less or give you better service. It will be difficult to influence rates set by a commission in Olympia based on the information provided by the contractor. The contractor will be allowed full recovery of all costs to get the solid waste and recycling off-island to a landfill, and a healthy profit on top of that. Self-haul rates are unregulated, and could be expensive, which will cause people to deposit irregular loads at vacant properties. A “yes” vote will keep the self-haul facility open on each of the big islands. Without self-haul, the reuse programs like “The Exchange” are sure to die. I live on a private road, far from curbside pick-up. I’ll still have to haul garbage cans and recycling to the closest street on the day assigned. I want the privacy of dumping my own garbage, I want to keep critters from the roadside trash, and I don’t want trash cans all over our rural roadways. Join me and vote “yes” on the solid waste measure. Randall Gaylord Orcas Island — Editor’s note: Randy Gaylord is San Juan County Prosecuting Attorney

Time for change, ‘No’ on Prop. 2

Vote “No” on the solid waste parcel user charge.

Help our citizens control recycling in a meaningful and sustainable manner. Comingled recycling is the direction the county continues to go, so say “No”. Voting for more taxes will not make our Public Works Department more efficient. Increased taxes will not increase recycling options. Increased taxes will not lower solid waste or recycling costs. Why finance a public works department that has been fiscally irresponsible for years, despite having the highest transfer station rates in the state? Why not promote a pay as you use model, rather than a model that gives no incentive to lower landfill waste nor an incentive to recycle? A local co-op or local private enterprises would provide lower prices, better service and more choices. These choices would also create more local entry level jobs. One thing is a given: If we continue with the public works model, your costs will continue to rise while your services go down. Help businesses, like Consignment Treasures and The Exchange, prosper and grow as citizens learn how to properly “Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle”. Make an environmental difference. Vote “No”, to promote recycling in our community in a sustainable, efficient, cost effective, manner that encourages more reductions in our garbage waste stream. We can have it all: self haul, recycling, lower costs, better service. We just have to say “No” to public works

and the comingling of recyclables. Vote “No”. Frank Penwell San Juan Island — Editor’s note: Frank Penwell is owner/operator of Consignment Treasures

Don’t use ‘OK’ available science

At the last Common Sense Alliance meeting about the Critical Area Ordinance, new information was brought up regarding the use of Best Available Science from Puget Sound. Dr. Ed Killduff, a highly acclaimed scientist, reported the only BAS being considered is from Puget Sound and not from the Salish Sea, where our county is located. He cited quite a bit of specific data available from UVIC, UBC and UW that has been ignored. Our county has spent over $100,000 to come up with BAS, but it appears data specific to the Salish Sea has been over looked. I would hope the county council can revisit this before making any decisions regarding waterfront setbacks. Paul Le Baron San Juan Island

Attack on CSA phony, off target I am disturbed by the recent confrontational and divisive approach of the letter recently submitted (Oct. 19, pg. 9) criticizing the Common Sense Alliance and its supporters in the ongoing debate over updates to the Critical

Areas Ordinance and the Shoreline Master Plan. While I am pleased that the authors of that letter acknowledge CSA’s right to free speech, I do wonder who put them in charge of deciding what speech is “uncharitable” and why they feel the need to chide others about “civility” when those other folks are complaining about government. As for “offensive words and attitudes,” CSA hardly has the corner on that market in the county. Smugness, self-righteousness, and the “we know better, so do what we tell you” attitudes are divisive and unhelpful to civic debate. And the cartoon image of a serpent — by which the writers claim to be so offended — dates back to revolutionary times. More important, I would like to see one citation to support the charge that the Common Sense Alliance, “in fact denies such obvious scientific and locally observed events as the recent eelgrass and fish nursery collapses” or “promote[s] destructive land use practices”— just one citation, please, to establish the bona fides of the complainers. Finally, the notion that the views promoted by armies of state, federal and county staff, and other paid representatives of special interest groups, are somehow being driven out by the voice of one volunteer organization is ludicrous. It has long been a pattern of those who cannot respond with logic or facts to citizens’ See letters, Page 7

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One is ‘honest’, the other is not We are considering two very different models to preserve our rural landscape — an extension of the Land Bank’s charter and revisions to the county’s Critical Areas Ordinance. Each represents a fundamentally different model to achieve the goal of preservation. The Land Bank imposes an excise tax on buyers of real estate and indirectly increases real estate taxes on property owners by removing taxable parcels from the county’s rolls. These taxes are transparent and, to a reasonable extent, shared. The Bank acquires properties at fair market value from willing sellers. This process requires no bureaucrats, no stacks of unfathomable regulations, no hired experts to shape the rules, and no lawyers to interpret them. A friend of mine characterized this model as “honest.� In contrast, the CAO

seeks to achieve preservation through regulatory action and fines. It involves hundreds of pages of regulations that are incomprehensible to the ordinary citizen — pages replete with legalese, acronyms and rules for special interests. The costs are hidden, unquantifiable and not equitably shared. The regulations expropriate private property values with no attempt to compensate. Politicians not surprisingly prefer the regulatory approach. It has the appearance of being a free lunch. Preservation is achieved without taxation. It creates a corrupting environment to solicit campaign contributions. It empowers politicians and inflates their status in their role as arbiters of the uses of private property. Other powerful interests also prefer the regulatory approach. Lobbyists and activists use it to craft rules in favor of their clients, all buried from public view somewhere within pages of inscrutable regulations. It grants lawyers a permanent and lucrative seat at the lunch table. It awards guaranteed employment to those now anointed as experts. The wealthy also prefer regulations to a transparent tax. They hire the necessary lawyers, experts, and influence peddlers to get what they want. The other 99 percent of us are cowed into submission by the crippling costs of appeal. Whether or not the voters support the Land Bank, its

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model of transparency and fairness is far preferable to the CAO’s model of regulation. One is honest. The other is not. Robert deGarve San Juan Island

‘Yes’ on Prop. 1; together we win This letter is to support the Land Bank. The answers to questions about purchases (such as Turtleback), and the ability to cover the costs, simply demonstrate the good and careful planning that has gone into the activity of the San Juan County Land Bank, as it has prudently made decisions on what parcels of land can be purchased, conserved and stewarded. At the Land Bank commissioners’ monthly meetings, I have not seen people who wonder why we need to continue this real estate excise tax. Observing the serious business of handling finances in these difficult times has been impressive. Our Land Bank commissioners and staff have worked long and hard to manage the resources in their jurisdiction. We citizens are the benefactors of this thoughtful work. All around us, no matter where we find ourselves

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Every once in a great while, we have an opportunity to do something wonderful for our little piece of the planet. Such an opportunity greets us now: the privilege of voting for the renewal of the Land Bank. The late Steve Jobs, who was one of the founders of Apple computers and the Pixar Animation Studios, suggested in his 2005 commencement address at Stanford that the graduating students not allow “the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice‌ have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.â€? My heart and intuition tell me how much I treasure

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We commend Steve Buck for thinking about ways to enhance the community. (“New role for Land Bank tax?�, Oct. 5, pg. 6) We really hope he follows through on it and forms a committee to discuss what enhancements each island in the county might want, what kind of funding mechanism seems most appropriate, whether they need state enabling legislation and how they might put together a campaign to get the voters to approve the tax. If the conclusion is that a REET is appropriate and that together with the Land Bank REET the community thought it would be too onerous (statistically valid polling would be important), they could have a vote on the new tax and the Land Bank too. But why kill the Land

this island home. And since the Land Bank works to preserve the totality of what I treasure — its environment, beauty, history, farmlands, recreation areas, and much more — my vote goes to its renewal. We are unique among Nature’s creatures in that we have the chance to determine what our legacy will be once we are gone. An old principle applies here: the best way to thank someone for a kindness is to do the same for someone else. We can thank the land for its kind and generous gifts, and benefit it most, as the film “Pay It Forward� taught, by paying the land’s beauty and abundance forward to those beings, human and other, that will follow us. A vote for the Land Bank’s renewal pays it forward. Nature’s creatures in that we have the chance to determine what our legacy will be once we are gone. An old principle applies here: the best way to thank someone for a kindness is to do the same for someone else. We can thank the land for its kind and generous gifts, and benefit it most, as the film “Pay It Forward�

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Bank in the meantime? It sounded like that’s what he’s proposing. Land Bank supporters have already gone through all these steps and the Land Bank is an incredible asset to the county. We are voting yes on Proposition 1 and hope Steve will too. Steve Bowman/Diane Martindale San Juan Island

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in San Juan County, are the fruits of the labors of the Land Bank. It is beauty and it is usable land, far beyond our individual capabilites. Collectively we are the winners. Let’s keep it going. Vote “Yes� on San Juan County Proposition 1. Eileen Drath Friday Harbor

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Trickle down land conservation?

In response to the Journal’s message to kill the future of land conservation on San Juan Island, I have

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ISLANDERS OPPOSE BLANK CHECK FOR LAND BANK Like many organizations that have had success in their primary mission, the Land Bank has begun to lose focus on conservation. It has strayed into commercial development and is competing with the struggling private sector for real estate transactions. We believe that the Land Bank’s excessively long 12 year taxing authorization is to blame for this lack of focus. The Land Bank has a large budget, millions of dollars in reserve, and many properties to manage. In this bad economy and with real estate sales at or near their lowest levels in decades, the Land Bank should concentrate on the prudent management of its investments and holdings it has accumulated over the past 21 years. The Land Bank is prematurely requesting another authorization to extract a 1% tax from all real property purchases. There are many issues, including its focus, mission, and the stewardship of currently owned lands that should be addressed before the Land Bank is re-authorized to tax transactions. Join us in urging that the Land Bank adopt strict adherence to its conservation mission and a 4 year time frame for its tax renewal by voting NO on the current request for Land Bank taxation authorization through 2026. The Land Bank has years before its current funding expires. Let’s use that time to correct the path that it is on. Marlene Crosby Bob Levinson Gordon Peterson Kathleen Commins Rex Stickle Kay Hodgson Edward Strickland Rosalie Webster Virgil Hennen Ary Hobbel Shari Harrison Jim Knych Al Commins David Cable Dennis Hazelton

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this to say. The paper is showing its true colors with its conclusion that we have saved enough open space and its time to put that money back into the community. It smells of trickle down economics to me. By following the logic of the editorial by our Journal publisher, I need to think about all the newspapers I have purchased in my life. Perhaps, I’ve read enough news and the rest I can get from my friends and encounters at the grocery store where, though I am sure not to run into the publisher of the Journal, I will get to speak with people who are actually vested in the future of Friday Harbor. Maybe, if there is no more land conservation more people will move here because there will be more land to buy and the prices will go down because it will look like any other suburban place I have lived, like Florida or New Jersey. Maybe they can put their saved 1 percent back into the community so that the money can start to trickle down. I am starting to imagine the packs of gum I’m going to buy and the clothes for

my kids. Oh, I will have to buy those online. Lauren Jawer San Juan Island

Times change, Land Bank has not

I totally support the Land Bank. Its presence has enhanced all of our lives and certainly makes San Juan County an amazing place to live. However, after reviewing the detail financial information it is clear to me that a 0.5 percent (half of the present tax) is totally adequate to maintain the current properties. As the Land Bank Director has pointed out, there is money in reserve to pay the current debt. In addition, there are properties that could have permanent conservation easements placed on them with designated building envelopes that could be resold to help fund new acquisitions. I have also encouraged the Land Bank group to consider requesting that our local representatives propose a change in the current RCW’s ruling the Land Bank’s excise tax to allow counties

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(we’re the only one it would affect) to exempt all primary residences at or below the “affordable housing� rate. This would have to be written clearly so there would be guidelines (i.e. the ones followed by local affordable housing groups) that could be followed to determine that amount annually. It bothers me that the Land Bank board and the committee to renew the Land Bank’s current excise tax rate does not seem to value the contribution of local residents to this tax since it has been in place. It’s huge. I am one of those that have consulted on a lot of local real estate transactions since 1990, and I know there are a large number of sellers that either had to lower their price or actually pay the tax to close a sale. These “sellers� are almost all local residents. It would be nice if that was appreciated more by the Land Bank board. Since the current levy doesn’t expire until 2014, I encourage everyone to vote “No� this time and give it serious thought and study. We have plenty of time. I know of no entity making financial commitments for the next 15 years at this time. And we can vote to increase it at any time if county residents consider that necessary. Cathaleen Cavanagh San Juan Island

Don’t be swayed by scare tactics We were disheartened and dismayed to see our local papers’ Editorials and the Guest Editorials concerning the Land Bank renewal. In reading them, about three-quarters of the editorials are praising the efforts of the Land Band and pointing out the important acquisitions the Land Bank has secured for the islands. Then the “Boogey Manâ€? word is used‌â€?taxesâ€?. The Land Bank is not taxing us unless we purchase property and that is a 1percent tax. Many of us have property acquired long before the Land Bank was in existence. The editorials and letters unfairly use the scare tactics of the struggling economic times that the county is facing, “by cutting programs, etc.â€?, when in effect, the Land Bank has nothing to do with this. Much of the land acquired was already in a reduced tax classification. If all the land the Land Bank owns were put back on the tax rolls, the decrease in taxes on a $500,000 parcel would be around $10. I remember seeing one writer at the Turtleback celebration and auction a few years back. See LETTERS, Page 9

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Letters Continued from page 8 It seems to me that now that we have our “cake� we are asking the voters to withhold any more “cake� to the residents and to future generations. The Land Bank needs us to vote now to be able to complete projects that are in the works, which will take longer than 2014 to complete including another possible and important shoreline acquisition for Orcas Island. The county is made up of 111,870 acres. The Land Bank has acquired for the good of the people 3,180 acres, half of this being Turtleback Mountain. These are the facts. The Land Bank is not gobbling up land and taking it out of the tax rolls. The Land Bank contributes to the economy by preserving the island and rural character that tourists come here to enjoy. Educate yourselves and don’t fall for scare tactics. Visit www.renewourlandbank.org. and please vote a heartfelt “Yes� to renew the Land Bank. Patty Pirnack-Hamilton Jim Hamilton, Orcas

and thoroughly the pattern of national polarization has come home. We do not expect this letter to refute or convince anyone who is already posturing themselves against the program. We do not even hope to win many of those for whom the words “Land Bank� are unknown. We do however, hope to inspire those of us who have benefited to vote “Yes.� This is personal. It is, at the end of the day, all about our quality of life, our reasons for moving to the San Juans and our reasons for investing our time and money in this community. For us, the equation is simple. The Land Bank provides protection and public access to our most precious resources, our shore, our vistas and our farmlands. And that equation involves balancing preservation with the inevitable pressures from growth and development. It comes down to preservation of our (and your) quality of life. When we walk our dog,

LETTERS Pi, on the west-side of San Juan, we know how important the Land Bank work has been. When we look across San Juan Valley or up at Turtleback Mountain, we know how important the Land Bank work has been. And, when we try to leave our driveway and wait for 17 (yes, 17) cars heading into town to pass, we know it is critical for the Land Bank to continue to work on our behalf. Some say that the work of the Land Bank is done. Over the last 20 years we have preserved less than 3 percent of the land (1.5 percent excluding Turtleback), but still they say the work of the Land Bank is done. Well, we say we need the Land Bank to continue to help balance, inspire and provide solutions to the inevitable impacts that will come as our community continues to grow. A healthy community is a community in balance. With the Land Bank, we pay approximately $15 per year in extra taxes. Without the Land Bank, we will be paying infinitely more with our quality of life.

It is an easy choice, vote “Yes� for renewal. Pamela Gross/Charles Anderson San Juan Island

More fun with license plates Regarding Peggy Butler’s interesting article about license plates, (‘On the Road with New Hampshire’, pg. 13, Oct. 19) I, too, am fascinated by license plates. Whereas Ms. Butler is fixated on out-of-state plates that show up on San Juan Island, I read all license plates on the car ahead of me. My favorite has always been one on a Volkswagen Rabbit, a convertible: “TPLSBNY.� Mary Frances McElfresh San Juan Island — Editor’s note: Baffled? Think of “convertible� as a clue.

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Full funding makes sense

I have read some of the letters related to the Land Bank. Real estate prices are historically low so fully funding the Land Bank makes sense. Other local projects are important too. However, instead of shifting local funds from the Land Bank to other local projects, why not look into ways to reallocate federal funds to local projects. Why not reallocate federal TARP funds (bank bailout funds) by creating a local Foreclosure Tax assessed at the time the foreclosing bank files the required Trusttee’s Deed. Poor lending practices contributed to the distressed local financial conditions. Why not look beyond the County for funds to support local projects and economic recovery. These funds could be designated for projects administered, for example, by the Chamber of Commerce. The money could go to Sportsman Lake improvements, a community pool or enhanced trails. Mary Schmitt San Juan Island

Land Bank and our quality of life

As we watch what we had hoped would be a productive debate on the future direction of one of our most successful local government institutions, the Land Bank, we are amazed how quickly

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Blithe Spirit A response to war — with laughter and no more black curtains By Cali Bagby

The war rages. The year is 1941 and Germany occupies most of Europe, invades Russia and continually bombs England in what’s known as “The Blitz.” More than one million London homes are Contributed photos/ John Sinclair destroyed or damaged, and more than 40,000 civilians are Above, the ghost Elvira, played by Krista Strutz, haunts Charles played by Daniel Mayes, even though his wife Ruth played by Joan Benney can’t see the spirit. killed. said. “I thought the audience World War II. Charles, a nov- Left has created an elaborate set ing is everything. As the Nazis ravage the counMayes recently watched a pertry, Noel Coward sits down and would like it because people are elist, invites Madame Arcati, an with costumes made from scratch eccentric medium, to his house to and three walls, a fireplace and formance of “Blithe Spirit” on writes the play “Blithe Spirit” in feeling depressed.” She cites the wars in Iraq and conduct a seance, hoping to gather french doors. Youtube and was horrified to see just five days. It is his way to “We’ve done how the play can drag, if the actors respond to the devastating impacts Afghanistan and how it affects material for his next lots of shows with don’t keep the words flowing. of World War II — he wants his the American people. Although book. This scheme black curtains and For the weeks leading up to the British audience to have an escap- bombs are not dropped on backfires when he is had people use performance, the all-island cast ist comedy, but when it hits the American soil, Machin-Smith says haunted by the ghost their imaginations,” will rehearse the speedy dialogue stage some critics say it pokes fun people are feeling the pinch of the of his annoying and temperamental first Machin-Smith said. and accents in Island Stage Left’s at death at the height of the war. poor economic climate. Thursdays and “The economy is in the toi- wife, Elvira, who “But this is not one Rehearsal Barn, what Mayes calls Despite the small outcry, the play Saturdays, 7:30 p.m., let,” said Daniel Mayes, who plays disrupts Charles’ of those sets.” the “meat locker” — it’s so cold goes on to set box-office records. Sundays, 4 p.m., San The cast says the actors have been showing up Island Stage Left is now bring- Charles Condomine, the lead role. marriage to his secJuan County Fairgrounds. the script is also a in their winter coats. ing “Blithe Spirits” to San Juan, “And it is lighter than our last play ond wife, Ruth, who piece of art. The The barn is even chillier when Nov. 3 - Dec. 4, with the same ‘A Winter’s Tale.’ We are due for a cannot see or hear Admission, free, donation accepted. comedy.” the ghost. play requires proper you have to wear lingerie, but intent — to lighten the mood. The play is set in an upperTo show the For more info, visit British accents and Krista Strutz, who plays leading “It’s a classic, it transcends time periods because it’s so funny,” class English home during the Condomines’ lavish www.islandsstageleft.org speed — like all See BLITHE SPIRIT, Page 12 comedies, the timDirector Helen Machin-Smith 1930s, prior to the outbreak of lifestyle, Island Stage

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■ SJI Garden Club, 1 - 2 p.m., Mullis Center. Speaker will be Master Gardener Alice Deane. Topic is how to save seeds.

■ Island Rec Badminton and Ping Pong, 7 - 9 p.m., Turnbull gym. Open to ages 15 and older to drop in and play! Badminton and Ping Pong. Beginner’s welcome. $2, wear clean court shoes. For info, call 378-4953 or visit www.

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p.m., Open to ages 15 and older to drop in at Turnbull Gym. $2, wear clean court shoes. Call 378-4953 for more info or go to www. islandrec.org. ■ Island Stage Left presents “Blithe Spirit,” 7:30 p.m., SJ Fairgrounds. See story above for more info.

Friday, Nov 4 ■ “Programming the Nation?” Film Screening, 7 p.m., library, free. Ken Crawbuck hosts the screening and after movie discussion of this Jeff Warwick documentary which examines the history of subliminal messaging in America.

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Jazzman Tom leader on Princess Ackerman began Cruises. playing the clariYou can hear net at age six and Ackerman and soon was playother musicians ing with his famperform in the ily Dixieland Chamber Music band called the San Juans’ second “Stoplights and concert of its 24th their Go-Go Jazz,� season. which performed D i re c tor Contributed photo in LA, Disneyland, Artistic Director Patricia Kostek the USO Club Patricia Kostek said this will be and on the famed a program unlike Ted Mack Amateur Hour any in the past and if you show. The clarinet player is love the sound of clarinet, a member of CanUS and your enjoyment will be quaThe Stomp Club Band, and drupled. had a 10-year career as band Her ensemble, “The

Winds of Yarrow,� includes four classically-trained clarinetists plus a string bass player for CMSJ’s performance Saturday, Nov. 5, 7:30 p.m. at San Juan Community Theatre. In addition to Ackerman, there will be string bass player Bruce Meikle and clarinetists Rainer Roth, and Sue Collado. Collado recently moved from California to San Juan Island with her husband, Jim. The couple played in the orchestra for last spring’s “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown� at the theater. She performed with the San Diego Symphony and was the principal clarinetist for

Blithe Spirit Continued from page 11 lady, Elvira, says that the skimpy outfit gets her into character much better than wearing a parka, even if she can see her breath. As for the accents, the cast is lucky to have MachinSmith, who as a native of England is an expert. “I’ve been in a lot of English plays, and I’ve been married to Helen for over 30 years so I’ve listened to the accent a lot,� Mayes said. “I’m blessed with a good ear for accents. It is kind of like music in the way, you have to listen and mimic.� For Machin-Smith, directing “Blithe Spirit� brings her

the La Jolla Symphony for 28 years. The group will play not only classical favorites but folk, jazz and a few surprises. Composers such as Mozart, BartĂłk, Piazzolla and Bechet will be featured. The group will also play a new composition from San Juan Island’s own Richard Hieronymus, newly arranged for the group and described by him as “a haunting ballad.â€? The business partner is San Juan Vineyards. Tickets are $26 for adults and $13 for student reserved, $5 Student RUSH available at the door. full circle. In 1982 she performed as Edith the maid with just 30 minutes notice — she had played the part five years earlier — so she feels a special connection to the play. While the plot and situations are absurd, the characters have to be real. Mayes admits it’s not much of a stretch to play his character, who is witty, charming and a little full of himself. “Everyone has got stuff inside themselves to access and if you are able to get over yourself and access those emotions, you are successful as an actor,â€? Mayes said. “Of course, I really wanted to play Madame Arcati, but Helen wouldn’t let me.â€?

Calendar Continued from page 11 ■Writers’ Cafe open mic, 5 p.m., The Bean Cafe.

Saturday, Nov 5 â– Chamber Music San Juans, 7 p.m., SJ Community Theatre. Call 378-3210 or www.sjctheatre.org â– Island Rec Scooter and Trike Time, 6-7 p.m., SJC fairgrounds, all ages drop in $2. Call 378-4953 for more info or go to www. islandrec.org. â– Island Rec Family Open Skate, 7-8:30 p.m., SJC fairgrounds, $3 per person or $8 per family. 378-4953 for info or go to www.islandrec.org. â– Interactive Presentation on Corporate Personhood, 2-5 p.m., Skagit Valley College community room.

Sunday, Nov 6 â– Island Rec Community Open Gym, 5:30-8:30 p.m., all ages, Turnbull gym. $3 per person, $6 per family. 378-4953 for info or go to www.islandrec.org.

Monday, Nov 7 â– Island Rec Badminton and Ping Pong, 7-9 p.m., ages 15 and older to drop in and play Badminton and Ping Pong in Turnbull Gym, $2, wear clean court shoes. Call 378-4953 for more info or go to www. islandrec.org.

Tuesday, Nov 8 â– Island Rec Roller Hockey, 5:30-9 pm. Youth, Teen, and Adult, fair building, $4-$6. Call 378-4953 for info or go to www.islandrec.org. â– Island Rec Drop-in Adult Basketball, 8 - 10 p.m., Open to ages 15 and older to drop in at Turnbull Gym, $2, wear clean court shoes. For info visit www.islandrec.org.

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Around town ‘Black & White Greg Atkinson event at Griffin Night’ at the Bay Bookstore museum

The Whale Museum’s 3rd annual “Black and White Night” will be held at Friday Harbor House, Friday, Nov. 4. This progressive dinner begins at 5:30 p.m. with a reception in The Bluff Restaurant with dinner served in the San Juan Room. Dinner features Chef Greg Atkinson, author and culinary instructor as well as former chef of the Friday Harbor House. Also featured is Kyle Nicholson, the talented chef of the Bluff Restaurant. The cost is $80 per person (or $150 per couple) which includes the reception with cash bar, sit down dinner with wine, and dessert. All proceeds go to the museum’s education and research programs. Reservations can be made in The Whale Museum’s store or at 378-4710 ext. 30.

‘Supercitizens’ Presentation An Interactive Presentation on Corporate Personhood facilitated by Brian Gunn of Involved Democracy is Saturday, Nov. 5, 2 - 5 p.m., at Skagit Valley College community room. The US Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision gives undue influence in electoral politics to giant multi-national corporations and is having a devastating effect on social, economic and environmental justice in America. Learn about the historical underpinnings of corporate personhood at the upcoming presentation. For more info, visit www. involveddemocracy.org.

Cultivating Hope Internationally renowned teacher, author and founder of the Institute for Sacred Activism. Andrew Harvey presents Cultivating Hope in Hard Times, Sunday, Nov. 6, 1 - 5 p.m. at Ernie’s at the Airport. The suggested donation is $45. For more info, contact jthomas@rockisland.com or 378-3854.

Griffin Bay Bookstore hosts an evening with Greg Atkinson, Nov., 5, 7 p.m. to sign and talk about his latest book, “At the Kitchen Table: The Craft of Cooking at Home.” Atkinson is a former San Juan Island chef and a long time proponent of local and Northwest foods and cooking. Atkinson not only explores the power of food in his book, but the meaning of coming together at the table, as well as the

pleasures of home cooking. Each of the two-dozen essays ends with several related recipes. Atkinson is also a regular contributor to The Seattle Times and a food commentator on Seattle’s public radio station KUOW.

Puget Sound Opera on SJ The Puget Sound Concert Opera performs in Friday Harbor at the Presbyterian Church, Nov. 12, 5 p.m. This is the first time that the Concert Opera will include a chamber ensemble. The musicians will perform Claude Debussy’s

only opera, “Pelleas et Melisande.” Admission to all shows is a suggested donation of $15 general, $10 for students and seniors. For more info, email info@pugetsoundconcertopera.org, call 370-1531 or visit www.pugetsoundconcertopera.org.

e-mail stayamazed@rockisCaregiver land.com. Support Group Lecture on the Life Care Center of the San Juan Islands will be 9.0 Quake hosting a Caregiver Support Group for six Mondays, starting Nov. 14, 10 a.m. The sessions will be led by Sylvia Chesley Smith. Topics include family dynamics, dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, navigating the medical and legal systems, role reversal, self care, and grief, loss and bereavement. Donations will be accepted. For questions or to preregister, call 468-3314 or

The San Juan County Department of Emergency Management hosts two lectures by Tim Walsh, State Geologist for Washington State Department of Natural Resources, Wednesday, Nov. 16, 7 p.m. at the Grange on Friday Harbor and Thursday, Nov. 17, 7 p.m. at Orcas Senior Center. The topic will be “The Big One: Tsunami and Quake Impacts of a 9.0 Cascadia Quake.”

Why The Exchange on Orcas supports Proposition 2 and why we think you should too. It’s not because we think its the best solution to our county’s solid waste program. Its because its the best choice being offered. First of all, let’s recognize that waste management is a public issue. Not just because improper waste disposal has public health, environmental and economic ramifications, but because we are all contributors and users of our waste infrastructure. It is an essential public service, a utility, appropriately guided by and for the public good. In our country, state and county, that public good is set forth in laws and Solid Waste Management Plans that describe the goals of a waste program and how a community expects to achieve them. San Juan County’s plan describes our unique island geography and our unique waste disposal challenges. Its most emphatic goal is to reduce our waste, process and reuse as much as possible locally, and to export as little as necessary. After 30 years of public education programs, we are all familiar with the 3R mantra of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. These are the tools that underlie the solution to waste. Larger landfills, polluting incinerators and more trucks to haul it away are businesses that depend upon--and profit from--our collective irresponsibility when it comes to waste. They may treat the symptoms, but do not cure wastefulness. Since 1983 the Exchange has kept millions of dollars worth of reusable goods within our island economy that would have been exported as waste. It is one model of what an appropriately designed waste system can provide. There are few if any households on Orcas that have not benefited from the Exchange. We are fortunate to be allowed to operate at the county waste facility where we can intercept some of the waste stream, and recover some of its value. Much more could be diverted--yard waste, construction materials--if there was public commitment to such programs. So what is the public’s position on waste? Survey results, sentiments expressed at public meetings, petitions and citizens advisory committee recommendations indicate that we strongly support recycling, self hauling, “Take it or Leave it”, the Exchange and a desire for more local control over our waste programs. In short, we seem to support the goals of our Solid Waste Management Plan to reduce, reuse, recycle and export less. But, and this is very important, Prop. 2 is being presented in a form that forces us to accept an ill-conceived parcel tax as the only way to achieve these goals. And if we don’t like that method we have to completely abandon public control of our waste system and turn it all over to private operators whose profits are based on waste volume not waste reduction. We need some form of public funding if we intend to support our common goals. It could take many forms; separate island disposal districts; a countywide property tax; a combination of the two; or something else not on the ballot. What is on the ballot is a choice between a public system with community goals and benefits and a private system with private goals and benefits. The Exchange is committed to the concept of waste reduction and its many benefits to our local economy. Its future can only be insured by continued public control of our transfer station on Orcas. Once privatized there is no going back. If a private entity controls the access and hours to the Exchange, be it the current hauler or some company that buys them out, we will no longer be part of our community’s commitment to its waste management goals. Indeed there will be no community waste management goals beyond exporting our waste to the vast land fills of eastern Oregon. The choice before us is not the result of an informed public dialogue and understanding of the issue. On the contrary, it is the result of a largely ignored but predictable, long time, politically driven, public policy failure that confuses and divides rather than unites us in a common goal. Whatever the outcome, we can only improve solid waste policy or any public policy by electing and holding accountable representatives who seek and respond to our input as citizens. However short of ideal this parcel fee may be, it is not immutable. As long as we maintain public control and are willing to participate in and demand responsive government, we can modify county policy to suit our needs. Privatization of this essential public service is pretty much an admission that we can no longer govern ourselves in accordance with our collective values. What then are the prospects for our future as a community? Please join the Exchange in support of Proposition 2 and a more cooperative and sustainable future. --The Exchange Board of Directors

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Michael B. Roger: 1941-2011 close by his side during his brief stay. Michael spent his professional career defending the rights of employees as a labor attorney in his firm of Weinberg, Roger & Rosenfeld in Alameda, Calif. He and his wife Gail purchased their house in Roche Harbor in 2001 and became full-time residents in their new chosen home when Michael retired in 2005. But professional retirement did Full Service Companies Serving the San Juans not slow Michael down, as he continued his advocacy role Free Estimates! in many volunteer activities Conditional Water and elected office. Guarantee! As hospital district board commissioner, Michael ★ Private, community and irrigation wells worked tirelessly with San ★ Water system design and installation Juan Island EMS and the ★ Well and water system consultant Inter Island Medical Center ★ Pump test and water analysis to ensure the strength and ★ Pump sales, service and installation viability of ongoing opera★ Camera system well diagnosis tions at both facilities. As

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Eli Stephenson: 1974 — 2011 Eli Stephenson, 36, passed away Oct. 22, 2011 at Clarkston, Wash. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 3, at Turin United Methodist Church with Pastor Thelma C. Subramanian and Pastor Fred Pilecki officiating. Burial will be in Jordan Cemetery in rural Soldier, Iowa with military honors conducted by American Legion Grimsley Thayer Post #502, Castana, and the Eli Stephenson U.S. Army. Visitation will be 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesday, at Rush Family Care Service at Onawa, Iowa. Eli was born Nov. 26, 1974 at Orange, Calif. He was raised in Springfield, Ohio and graduated from North High School (Springfield) in 1994. He attended Western Iowa Tech Community College in Denison, Iowa for two years and earned an associate degree in heating, cooling and plumbing. During that time, he was on the dean’s list. He joined the U. S. Army in 2004 and received a medical discharge in 2010. During that time he served two years in Korea. Eli loved the outdoors, hiking camping, photography and taking Reggie, his canine See OBITUARIES, Page 15

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Alf Bergersen: 1936 — 2011 Alf A. Bergersen passed away peacefully on Sept. 11, 2011, surrounded by family and friends, after a hard fought battle with cancer. Born in Oslo, Norway in 1936, Alf attended school there through the college level before serving in the Royal Norwegian Air Force from 1956 to 1958. A scholarship from Washington State College in Pullman drew him to the U.S. and ignited his lifelong love for this country. Alf received his Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration in 1961, was a proud member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity and remained a diehard Coug’s fan. He worked for Boeing until 1964, when he returned to Oslo and with a boyhood friend built a successful publishing company, Ă˜konomisk Litteratur (Ă˜L), which he led until 1984. Drawn back again to Seattle, Alf established his own businesses in finance and real estate where he continued to be active until his passing. Through his membership in the

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Norwegian American Chamber of Commerce, including serving as its president from 1988 – 1990, he worked to strengthen commercial ties between the two countries. Alf brought his love of sailing and business acumen to his interest in Warbass Way Marina, where he contributed many years as a valued member of the board. A resident of Woodinville and Friday Harbor, Alf was loved and Alf Bergersen and “Dusty� will be missed by many in the U.S. and Norway. He is survived by his wife, Anne Bugge, and his son, Mark Bergersen. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made in Alf ’s memory to a favorite charity or to the Swedish Foundation in support of the Swedish Cancer Institute, 747

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John Finger, PO Box 2111, Friday Harbor, WA 98250

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NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS: SEPA Determination: San Juan County has determined that the projects noted above with a DNS or MDNS will not have probable significant adverse impacts on the environment and has issued a Threshold Determination pursuant to Sections 197-11-310 and 197-11340 WAC. An Environmental Impact Statement will not be required under Section 43.21C.030 (2)(c) RCW. This determination was made after review of the environmental checklist and other environmental information on file at Community Development and Planning (CD&P). The County has determined that the requirements for environmental analysis, protection, and mitigation measures have been adequately addressed in the development regulations and comprehensive plan adopted under Chapter 36.70A RCW, and in other applicable local, state, or federal laws or rules, as provided by Section 43.21C.240 RCW and Section 197-11-158 WAC, or as may be conditioned within any MDNS. SEPA Comments: Anyone desiring to comment on the Threshold Determination can do so by submitting a written statement to CD&P, P. O. Box 947 (135 Rhone Street), Friday Harbor, WA. 98250 no later than the comment date specified above. The Threshold Determination may be appealed by submitting a written statement of appeal along with the basis for the appeal and a fee to CD&P within 21 days after the end of the SEPA comment period. Application Comments: Any file may be examined by appointment during regular business hours at the San Juan County CD&P, Courthouse Annex, Friday Harbor. Anyone desiring to comment on the Notice of Application can do so by submitting a written statement to CD&P no later than the end date for project comments specified above. Anyone who desires to provide testimony in the public hearing or desires a copy of the decision for this project may do so by requesting such from CD&P. A copy of the staff report for this project may be obtained from CD&P generally 7 days prior to the public hearing. * As directed by applicant, per UDC 18.80.030.A.3.f ** Per UDC 18.80.030.B.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS: Hearing Examiner meetings on San Juan Island start at 10:00 a.m., in the Islanders Bank Admin. Building downstairs meeting room, 225 Blair Street, Friday Harbor. Planning Commission meetings begin at 8:45 am. Any person desiring to comment prior to the hearing shall submit a statement in writing to CD&P, P. O. Box 947, Friday Harbor, WA. 98250. Written comments may be submitted at the hearing as well. A copy of the staff report for this hearing may be obtained generally 7 days prior to the public hearing from CD&P at the address above.

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