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Snowy owls here, but not to stay By Cali Bagby
SJ senator supports Gov.’s gay marriage legislation Journal staff report
Gov. Christine Gregoire will have support in the San Juans for her bid to put gay marriage on the books in the 2012 legislative session. State Senator Kevin Ranker, D-Orcas Island, last week endorsed the governor’s proposed legislation, which, if approved, would make Washington state the seventh in the nation to allow same-sex m a r r i a g e s . Sen. Kevin Ranker Gay couples can legally wed in Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and Vermont, and in the District of Columbia. As of today, Washington state recognizes “domestic partnerships”, and a law passed by the Legislature in 2006 prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation in employment, housing, insurance and lending. “Marriage is more than just a collection of rights and protections — it is the commitment between two people who See MARRIAGE, Page 4
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A juvenile snowy owl on South Beach in the San Juan Island National Historical Park. The photo was taken Dec. 3, around the time when sightings of snowy owls were coming in across the country in what is called an irruption.
Two snowy owls have been confirmed on the San Juan Islands by local bird experts. And one was caught behind the camera lens. It was Saturday afternoon and Steve Anderson was bored with just hanging out at his house. So he grabbed his camera and headed to South Beach in the San Juan Island National Historical Park. When he parked near Redoubt Road he spotted an owl perched on a fence post. It was white, and its body was practically covered with black streaks. It wasn’t until he got home and researched the bird he had photographed that Anderson realized he had seen a juvenile snowy owl on San Juan Island — a raptor that rarely stops on the islands. John Jensen a master birder, confirmed the bird in the photo as a snowy owl. “I was shocked,” said Anderson, who has been photographing wildlife for the last five years. “Everyone I’ve shown the picture to is really surprised … it was a treat.” Anderson’s photos were taken Dec. 3, around the time when sightings of snowy white owls were coming in from across the country in what is called an irruption, not to be confused See SNOWIES, Page 4
First-time parents Oshea and Andrew Vasquez with daughter Adelaide Pearline, born Jan. 5. Adelaide is San Juan County’s first boby of 2012.
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More than $500 in gifts and prizes. A lifetime supply of bragging rights. And a pony, too? No wonder Adelaide Pearline was so anxious to make her presence known. Born Jan. 5, Adelaide arrived on scene in the wee hours of the morning, 3:25 a.m. to be precise, weighing in at six pounds, one ounce, and measuring 19 inches tall. And two weeks ahead of
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schedule, to boot. Still, she didn’t catch parents Oshea and Andrew Vasquez by surprise. Even though Andrew and Oshea
pulled up to the ferry landing moments before last Wednesday’s red-eye left the dock, and were the last vehicle allowed onboard, they arrived at Whidbey Island’s See DERBY, Page 4
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Accused teen drug dealer Busted in Bellingham denies felony charges By Islands’ Sounder staff
Federal authorities have arrested Orcas Island High School graduate Denali Wood, 23, and her boyfriend, alleged drug ring leader Todd Hamilton, 34, and charged them with conspiracy lance pending trial. to distribute black tar heroin and crystal A San Juan resident of 15 years, Faylor was methamphetamine in three Washington arrested following a four-month narcotics counties. investigation that was initiated after local “The couple distributed extensive authorities received numerous tips that the amounts of heroin and methamphetyoung had been using and dealing drugs, amine in Whatcom, Skagit and San according to Sheriff Rob Nou. Juan counties,� the U.S. Attorney’s office “Many people throughout the community Facebook photo announced on Dec. 22. have expressed grave concern about the avail“During a court authorized wiretap Left, 23-year-old Denali Wood, formerly of ability of drugs, especially hard drugs, to the investigation, the conspirators discussed Orcas, with boyfriend Todd Hamilton, 34. youth on San Juan Island,� Nou said in a pretheir drug deals, how to launder drug pared statement following the arrest. “This involved. money, and the beating one drug cuscase both validates those concerns, and is a Prosecutors allege that many of Wood’s tomer received when he failed to pay a clear illustration of the commitment of the customers and re-distributors live on the debt,� said Jenny Durkan, U.S. attorney Sheriff ’s office to pursue and prosecute those San Juan Islands. for the Western district of Washington. who traffic in narcotics in our communities.� Orcas School District superintendent “Information obtained during the According to prosecutors, Faylor sold Barbara Kline said Wood came to Orcas course of the investigation revealed $70-$100 worth of cocaine to an informant from Lynden in 2003, graduating with how Hamilton used a Washington State working with the Sheriff ’s department on the Orcas High class of 2006. Department of Corrections officer to try three separate occasions, beginning in early “This is very surprising,� Kline said. to get information regarding law enforceSeptember, and sold the same “We had no problems with her in high ment knowledge of him and his girlinformant a similar amount of school.� friend. That corrections officer resigned heroin in a separate instance. Readiness to Learn advocate Julie his position earlier this year and has now A Class B felony, delivery of Pinardi remembers that Wood lived in been charged in the drug conspiracy.� cocaine or heroin carries maxian apartment complex on her own durWood and Hamilton each pled not mum penalties of 10 years in ing her Orcas high school years. guilty to all charges at Dec. 23 and Dec. prison, a $25,000 fine, or both. “That is very, very hard for teenagers 27 hearings. Faylor has no prior criminal to do,� she said. “She wanted to graduate The case is being investigated convictions, according to court and be successful. I am very saddened by by the federal Drug Enforcement documents. this whole story.� Administration and the federal Bureau — Scott Rasmussen In 2006 Wood received a $500 Orcas of Alcohol, Island Education Foundation scholarTo b a c c o, ship; a $500 President’s Scholarship from An Island Business, We Care! New Hours Firearms and Western Washington University; and Explosives, as was offered a matching $2,500 aviation well as local law scholarship by the AirHawk Aviators, e n forc e m e nt . 8FC 4USFFU 'SJEBZ )BSCPS 8" t t GBY which she didn’t complete. At the time San Juan County she told Sounder staff her professional sheriff Rob Nou goals included “travel, independence, declined to success.� comment on Wood and Hamilton lived on the 500 whether county Saturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. block of Bellingham’s Darby Drive. detectives are — Read the article in its entirety of Wood and Hamilton’s arrest, and the allegations and charges they face, at SanJuanJournal.com.
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Retail sales up 6 percent on San Juan Why 2011 holiday shopping increased By Cali Bagby
Nationally, retail sales for the week before Christmas rose 14.8 percent, compared with the same period a year ago, according to the research firm ShopperTrak. Holiday shopping in San Juan is matching nation wide trends, said Victoria Compton, executive director of San Juan County Economic Development Council. Data from the Washington State Department of Revenue shows sales were
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down in December in 2010 by 6 percent with $196, 232 in reported retail sales tax and then up by 6 percent in 2011 with $208,097. Funk and Junk Antiques was bustling with customers the day after Christmas — for two reasons. First, they were one of the only stores open on the island and two, they sell unique items, according to owner Annie Adams. “The last two years have been dismal,� Adams said. “This year has been a teeny bit better.� Adams and her husband have been in business for 21 years and have two kinds of holiday customers — those that buy for themselves and those buying gifts for antique lovers. But unlike other retail businesses across the country that make 20 percent of their sales for the season during Christmas, Adams sells big ticket items throughout the year. Other San Juan business owners like David Hanson
at the Toy Box said the store had a good December, especially the nine days leading up to Christmas, which can equal total sales in August and July. “We did about the same as last year,� he said. “We were within a few dollars and I mean really just a few dollars.� He doesn’t contribute good sales in December to children’s toys but rather the variety of items in the Toy Box, whether it be games for adults or Legos for youths. Adams said her general feeling is that people are just sick of not buying. But where are they buying? Countrywide online shoppers have spent almost $35.3 billion online for the holiday season so far, a 15 percent increase from a year ago, according to comScore. “I’m not surprised that Internet sales are up across the country,� said Victoria Compton. “It’s more convenient than catching the
ferry.� Compton said that if islanders shop on internet sites based in Washington — like Amazon and REI — then San Juan County still receives the tax benefits. Or they can shop online with local businesses like Pelindaba Lavendar. Stephen Robins, owner of Pelindaba Lavendar, reported an increase in overall sales of 37 percent with sales in Friday Harbor up 44 percent and online shopping up 19 percent in the month of December. The more islanders shop elsewhere or on Internet sites based out of state, the higher property and other tax rates will go up because less retail tax will be collected locally. But Compton said the numbers for this holiday season should give people hope. “Given the global and economic scare and global cries in Europe we are doing well,� Compton said.
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Above, Orcas Island’s Ed Sutton keeps track as members of the 21-person county Charter Review Commission discuss priorities at the panel’s first meeting, Saturday, in County Council chambers in Friday Harbor. The commission meets this Saturday, at the Grange Hall in Friday Harbor, beginning at 8 a.m. County Auditor Milene Henley and Administrator Pete Rose will present reports, respectively, as part of that meeting. San Juan Island’s Gordy Petersen, one of three former freeholders on the panel, was selected chairman by the panel; Maureen See of San Juan was selected vice chairwoman. Following its review and assessment, the commission may recommend changes to the county charter, which would be placed before voters in November. The commission meets Saturdays.
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Greenbank Birthing Center with plenty of time to spare. In fact, turns out they had a day to kill, as the intensity of contractions Oshea felt earlier subsided. “I felt like I was ready,� Oshea said. “I told them I’d walk around for awhile if that would help, but they just said, ‘No, come back later’.� They were back early the next day and Adelaide arrived without a hitch. “Everything went great,� said Andrew, who moved from Orange County, Calif., to San Juan Island a little over a year ago, where Oshea was raised. “She is so little but has this full set of hair.� Thanks to Adelaide’s early arrival, the Vasquez family is this year’s winner of the annual Journal Baby Derby, an honor bestowed upon the
first baby born to San Juan County parents each new year. As winner of the 2012 Baby Derby, the Vasquez family will receive more than $500 in gifts, prizes and age-appropriate packages donated by 20 local merchants and businesses. Adelaide, granddaugher of local artist Chinmayo, will have an extended island family to welcome her home, including aunts, uncles and several slightly older female cousins. And, of course, there is that pony. A Shetland from Lopez that Oshea, a skilled rider, brought home recently as companion for her full-size horse. Sounds like it won’t be long before Adelaide is in the saddle. “She better like to ride,� Oshea said
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nance and oversight, formulation of policy regulating, budget approval, and resource monitoring. For more info, or for application forms, please contact Carol Maas at the San Juan Islands Conservation District 360-378-6621 or email c.maas@sanjuanislandscd.org or visit www. scc.wa.gov.
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December. According to Jensen, one or two snowy owls usually show up on San Juan in November during an irruption year. “But they don’t stay for long,� Jensen said. (Read more about snowies and why they aren’t found on the islands in “Snowy owls on the San Juan Islands?� at www.sanjuanjournal.com).
Continued from page 1 with an eruption. An irruption refers to an abnormally large number of birds migrating into an area. Barbara Jensen President of the San Juan Audobon Society recently confirmed a separate juvenile snowy owl sighting on Lopez that also occurred in early
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Born Jan. 5, Adelaide Pearline Vasquez, above, is the winner of the Journal’s 2012 Baby Derby.
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Wolverines tame Trojans; 45-36 By Scott Ramussen
The big men carried the load down the stretch as the Wolverines erased a 5-point deficit in the final period and gained momentum in the race for post-season position with a 45-36 victory Saturday at home over regional 1A rival Meridian. Junior Collin Williamson and sophomore Otis CooperWest together scored 11 of Friday Harbor’s first 13 points of the fourth period, sparking a rally over the final eight minutes of play that sealed the win. Williamson tallied a game-high 18 points and Cooper-West tossed in 10. The Wolverines outscored Meridian 18-4 in the final period. Sophomore C.J. Woods, who contributed nine points, knocked down just enough free throws with under a minute left in regulation — hitting on 5-of-10 attempts at the line — to keep a turnover-prone Trojans squad at arms-length and to put the victory on ice. “It’s great that we can rely on people like Collin and Otis, who went out of the game (ankle injury) and came back in,” Woods said. “Those guys scored most of our points in the fourth quarter.” With the victory, Friday Harbor raised its record to 9-2 overall and, combined with an earlier victory over Nooksack Valley, pocketed win No. 2 in head-to-head matchups against its three post-season Whatcom County rivals. (Top seed in the first round of the regional 1A playoffs will be up for grabs when the Wolverines square off against Lynden Christian (9-1) on the road Jan. 14).
Boys Basketball By taming the Trojans, who fell to 4-7 overall, the Wolverines also soothed the sting of their first loss in league play, a 63-55 defeat at home Friday by Cedar Park Christian, in overtime, and with less than 24 hours to regroup. The Lions (4-2 league, 9-3 overall) erased a 5-point deficit in the final 18 seconds to send the game into overtime and then outscored the Wolverines 10-2 in the extra period to claim the upset. “Our guys are finding out that it’s not always easy,” Coach Rod Turnbull said following the loss to the Lions. “We talked about that ‘what makes young men into men’ is how you handle adversity. We’ll come back tomorrow and find Journal photo / Scott Rasmussen out what we can do.” Otis Cooper-West, No. 33, Donald Galt, No. 12, and Dakota Rosales, No. 14, join With the game on the line, against Meridian, forces in defending the lane against Meridian’s Blake Briones. this time they got it done. “They always rock us in football,” said junior in Turnbull Gym. They travel to Concrete Friday, and to Donald Galt, who had six points, two steals and two assists Lynden Christian Saturday; tip off against the Lyncs is at in 31 minutes of play. “It feels good to get them back.” 1:30 p.m. Next The Wolverines host La Conner Tuesday, tip off is 4 p.m.
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Island Rec girls b-ball; sign up by Jan. 18 Deadling to register for Island Rec’s girls basketabll league is Jan. 18. Games begin Feb. 5 and are played Sunday afternoons in Turnbull Gym. The league is open to girls in grades 4-8, and focuses on development and improvement of individual and team skills. Previous team experience is not required. The cost is $40; scholarships are available. Register online at www.islandrec. org or stop by the Island Rec office between 1-5 p.m., Mon-Fri. Volunteer coaches are needed. Contact Rebecca Clarke, 378-4953 for more info.
Girls Basketball points and Ali Wasel added 15. Senior Mandy Turnbull tallied nine points to lead Friday Harbor on the offensive end and Liz Taylor had six. The Wolverines, trailing by only two at the half, knotted the score at 18 apiece early in the third period. But it was all Meridian after that, as the Trojans held the Wolverines to just nine points over the final two periods and lit up the scoreboard with 30 points
of their own. Jan. 7 Friday Harbor 45 Cedar Park Christian 28 Mandy Turnbull tossed in 14 points and Larissa Nash added 11 as the Wolverines led from start to finish in a decisive 45-28 victory at home Friday over Cedar Park Christian. With the win, Friday Harbor improved to 6-0 in league play. Next The Wolverines host La Conner Tuesday, and travel to Concrete Friday, and to Lynden Christian Saturday.
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ats off to the Land Bank Commission and to the Renew Our Land Bank committee as well. They made their pitch, stood their ground, took the heat and weathered the storm. Now they want to hear from you. It might have been understandable if either had been content to proceed with business as usual, given that voters opted, in the end, to renew the Land Bank’s principal funding source for another 12 years, through 2026. That 1 percent tax on local real estate sales, paid by the buyer, will generate more than $1 million a year even when transaction numbers are modest, like in 2010. It’s produced as much as $3 million in years when the market has been hot. That’s a lot of ammunition to work with. Still, neither group appears to be content with letting a narrow victory at the polls pass by, not without trying to understand the slump in support for one of the islands’ more popular institutions. Prop. 1 passed with 52.8 percent of the vote, which means 3,726 voters, 47.2 percent, cast a ballot against it. The commission has thrown out the welcome mat with the hope of hearing from those who voted against renewal of the REET. San Juan’s commissioners have even gone so far as to provide the public with their phone number and email address (See ‘Letters’, “They’d like to hear from you,” pg. 6). That’s an invitation that islanders — pro or con — should accept. Vigorous debate is not always pretty, particularly at election time, but it can help clear the air and it often becomes a catalyst for reconciliation and for change. The commission meets at least once a month; meetings are listed in the “Public Meetings” section of the Journal, and at www.sjclandbank.org.
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No comfort in ‘un-conforming’ I have seen several ads paid for by the Friends of the San Juans regarding some of the potential impacts of the proposals in the CAO. I have to say these ads are so misleading they are very nearly lies. It is obvious these ads are meant to calm the citizens into believing that the proposals they support are not intended to impact those properties that have already been developed, that they’re “just gonna be ok.” This couldn’t be farther from the truth. Any property that ends up classified as “Un-conforming” has a dark cloud over it forever, or until the law is changed. I recently attended a County Council meeting where locals were allowed to make comments on the proposed rules. I have to say the meeting was overwhelmingly in favor of the most drastic of the proposals. I believe some of these people actually would like to return our island to a pre 1950 condition. I’ll grant you that these people are few, but these meetings are populated with a majority of pro change advocates. Unfortunately, the people who will be affected most by these proposals are not in the meetings. Probably half or more of highly impacted shoreline property owners aren’t even on the island this time of year. The word used most often by the pro change advocates is “grandfathered.” Oh, how reassuring that word is. But it’s intellectual “pap.” We all know that any changes to the structures and uses of our property will be scrutinized under the new, harsh proposed rules. So nothing under these proposed rules is grandfathered. I say if the council and those involved really want to assure property owners that they’re not pull-
ing the wool over our eyes, just exempt all presently developed properties from the new rules. That’s true grandfathering. That would leave most of the land on our islands subject to whatever rules the council and Friends and planners can get away with in the future. Exempting would eliminate that overbearing word “Un-Conforming” from land already legally developed under the present or former rules. Don Antonio San Juan Island
Thanks for the memories Friday Harbor is where I hung my hat for the past five-and-a-half years, met life long friends, and became an integral part of the San Juan Island Community. It has been my honor and privilege to live and work here. After studying at Western Washington University and receiving my bachelor’s degree in journalism and communication, I chose to begin my career as a reporter for the Journal of the San Juan Islands. I also worked for Island Rec as program director for arts and crafts for students K-6 grade, spent time hostessing at Downriggers, made coffee at The Doctor’s Office, was a caregiver for Carter House, washed and waxed boats, cleaned hous-
es and finally, I spent my last three-and-a-half years here as activities director/ volunteer coordinator at Life Care Center of the San Juan Islands. I have served as a Relay for Life team captain, was a mentor myself through the San Juan Island Mentoring Program, and have been mentored and loved by my church body at Calvary Chapel San Juan. I have been supported through my father’s cancer diagnosis four years ago and have shed many tears of joy and gratitude for my island community. I have admired the closeness and support you all give to one another, especially in times of hardship. Each experience, job, interaction and relationship I’ve made here is woven into my spirit and memory. I want to genuinely thank all my friends and community members for who you are and for all the blessings that you all have bestowed upon me. I have moved to the Seattle area to be closer to my family. Happy New Year. Betsy Anderson Renton
on the ropes;”Journal, Jan. 4, page 1). Hopefully it will become more streamline and efficient. I’ve lived in San Juan County for a good part of 18 years and have had one direct and one indirect encounter with the law. Both of those regrettable experiences resulted in an opinion: the said system was inefficient and wasted tax payers’ time, money, and natural resources (paper). The cases I was involved in were a misdemeanor and a criminal charge. After a huge pile of paperwork and public servants’ time, one was a not guilty verdict (after three days of a jury trial). This case was clearly a “he said, she said” situation and should not have been pursued. The other I pleaded guilty to, so I didn’t have to or couldn’t afford to fight city (county) hall. That case required a huge amount of time and resources just to deal with a misdemeanor case, which could have easily doubled if I had challenged it. Mikial Denker Orcas Island
District court? Less is more
They’d like to hear from you
The 50 percent reduction in misdemeanor prosecution is a good choice if it forces the legal system to be more selective in cases they choose to pursue (“Justice
As many of you know, the San Juan County Land Bank was renewed for 12 more years in a close county-wide election this past See letters, Page 8
OPINION
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Silence? Never golden in helping to prevent abuse Let’s make 2012 the year we join together and shatter the silence By Kim Bryan, DVSAS
In the month of December DVSAS and the local Sheriff ’s office hosted community discussion forums on each island with the challenging topic of child sexual abuse. The attendance at each meeting was small… “I am not surprised your turnout was small, you have to understand that we just don’t talk about that kind of stuff here on our islands”… (On average only about 10 percent of sexual abuse victims ever report the crime)… “Really, cut us some slack, we just don’t have that issue here, so why should we spend time talking about it?”… (1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys are sexually abused by the time they reach their 18th birthday)… “Well OK, we might have some sexual abuse here but it is not as bad as in the big cities, where they have all those crimes by strangers”... (Over 90 percent of child sexual abuse victims know and trust their abuser)… What might be dangerous about this kind of thinking? Could having this sense of safety without all of the facts lull
us into a place of complacency or inaction? Could this be allowing our children to live with burning secrets that they don’t have the voice to share and ask for the help they so desperately need? Could we have adults living among us who have had to live with that burning secret for years because we like to believe the lie that this kind of Kim Bryan stuff doesn’t happen here? We all know that any change in a community takes time and starts small. With this in mind the groups of interested community members that met on each island have determined to persevere and invite their fellow community members to join them and DVSAS in the fight to protect our children from sexual abuse. Won’t you join us in making a difference in the lives of our children on these beautiful shores? “What,” you might ask, “can I do to make a difference in such a huge and ugly problem?” Whether you have children or not you can take an active
Forums in February Lopez: Feb. 6, 6 p.m., Lopez Island Library Orcas: Feb. 7. 6 p.m., Orcas Island Library San Juan: Feb. 9, 6 p.m., San Juan Island Library role in protecting the innocent among us. Ask the organizations in your area that work with children about their policies regarding child sexual abuse, adult and child contact, reporting procedures, etc. Invite a DVSAS advocate to speak at your club, or civic organization, workplace, place of worship, schools, preschools and daycare centers. Being a community that talks about these difficult issues will shatter the silence that allows it to continue. Let’s join together to make 2012 the year we make the safety of our children our number one community priority. Plan now to attend the next community forum meeting on your island (see schedule in accompanying box). — Kim Bryan is a community advocate/prevention coordinator with Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Services.
As I See It
CAO: solutions in search of elusive, pre-conceived problem the consultants reassured the council) that the questions raised there would be answered. Sp e c i f i c a l ly, the consultants committed to produce a matrix that included all the sections of the existing CAO regulations, identifying any deficiencies on a
Waiting, waiting — still no ‘smoking gun’; resources could be better spent By Tim Blanchard
San Juan County is in the throes of reviewing its critical areas ordinance. It has been a long and expensive process, and there is no end in sight. Even after the “forced march” schedule of meetings and hearings on CAO topics this past autumn, only one of the CAO sections — probably the least controversial — has been revised and passed by Council. Most recently, the wetlands section was inexplicably withdrawn from the planning commission in the midst of its consideration. Islanders are left to wonder, what is going on? It has been almost a year since the county conducted a two-day workshop to discuss the Best Available Science synthesis prepared by its consultants. During that workshop, the council reassured the public (because
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problems with the current CAO. There are major problems with this stance: First, unless the county identifies the problem, it cannot rationally determine which approaches are available for its resolution. Second, our Comprehensive Plan requires that the county “allow the use of property to the greatest extent possible while protecting critical areas functions and values” and “establish critical area requirements that are balanced and related to impacts.” This is not possible unless specific problems are identified. Third, when imposing restrictions on the use of land, the county must show that the restrictions are constitutionally permitted. Finally, I believe that taking action without first identifying a problem is inconsistent with sound government. We have been waiting since February for an answer to the basic question — what problems are the planning staff, the consultants, and the Department of Ecology so absorbed in solving with new, enormously burdensome, and expensive proposed regulations? Is this of any concern to you? The Journal Staff (All numbers, 360-378-5696, unless noted) Publisher Marcia Van Dyke .......................................................................ext. 1050 publisher@sanjuanjournal.com Office Frances Bacon .......................................................................... ext. 1550 fbacon@sanjuanjournal.com Circulation Gail Anderson-Toombs, manager ............................................ 376-4500 circulation@sanjuanjournal.com Classifieds Journal Classifieds ........................................................... 800-388-2527 classifieds@soundpublishing.com Display Advertising Roxanne Angel, Advertising Sales Manager ..............................ext. 3050 rangel@sanjuanjournal.com
Our analysis of these proposals indicates that most parcels in the county will be affected by the proposed new restrictions, while the available data indicate that, under the current rules, islanders’ homes — as opposed to county roads or other land uses — are unlikely to threaten critical area functions and values. The citizens of the county have repeatedly asked that their straightforward question be answered before the county imposes new restrictions. The county promised to answer the question. The county told the federal government that it would answer the question. But it has not. The only conclusion consistent with honest government that I can see is that the county cannot identify such problems. Let’s stop wasting county resources developing onerous solutions in search of problems, and direct our efforts instead to the technical amendments that are required and to reasonable enforcement of our current rules to protect our environment. — Orcas Island’s Tim Blanchard is an attorney and vice-president of the Common Sense Alliance Howard Schonberger ............................................................... ext. 5054 hschonberger@sanjuanjournal.com Graphics and Production Scott Herning, marketing artist................................................ ext. 4054 sherning@sanjuanjournal.com Rebecca Cook, production artist............................................... ext. 4052 rcook@sanjuanjournal.com Newsroom Scott Rasmussen, editor........................................................... ext. 5050 srasmussen@sanjuanjournal.com Cali Bagby, reporter ................................................................. ext. 5052 cbagby@sanjuanjournal.com The Journal: The Voice and Choice of the San Juan Islands since 1906. The Journal also publishes SanJuanJournal.com, Springtide magazine, The Book of the San Juan Islands, The Wellness Guide, and special sections related to business, education, sports and the San Juan County Fair.
OBITUARIES
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Martin Garren Jr: 1925 — 2011 Martin Garren Jr. died peacefully of agerelated causes Nov. 22, 2011 at his home in The Tate Condominium, Eugene, Ore. He was 86. Marty was born in New York City April 9, 1925 to Martin Garren and Lucille Brown Garren. Upon graduation from White Plains High School, White Plains, N.Y. in 1942, he fulfilled his boyhood dream of becoming a pilot, serving as 1st Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Air Force. He was assigned to B-17 Flying Fortresses of the 8th Air Force in England and was the youngest pilot to complete 35 missions against the German Luftwaffe. Marty flew the first mission of D-Day, and was most proud of dropping food, ammunition and medical supplies to the French resistance fighters, who were on a two-mile long plateau surrounded by the enemy. In June 2001, while attending nine memorial services over a three-day weekend in
the Vercors section of southern France near Grenoble, Marty was thrilled to finally meet the middle-aged men who, in their teens, lit the three bonfires and excitedly waved their hands to guide the planes. His wife Mona Marty Garren, Jr. Meeker, whom he married in 1985, remembers Marty, as he walked through the receiving line after the first memorial service, saying with his ever-present sense of humor, “I recognize your faces from years ago.� His unit was awarded the Presidential Citation on two occasions. For valor, he personally was awarded five Air Medals and The Distinguished Flying Cross. He also served during the Korean War, achieving the rank of captain. He was sales manager for E. Robison Inc., Hartsdale, N.Y., and retired in 1983
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from American Title Insurance Company as assistant vice-president, northeastern sales manager. Marty, with his wife Mona, moved to Friday Harbor, Wash. in 1992 and, after being there for a short time, claimed to be the happiest man on the island. He was a member of the San Juan Pilots Association and an enthusiastic volunteer for the Friday Harbor Chamber of Commerce and the San Juan Historical Museum. An avid boater and member of the San Juan Island Yacht Club, he published a 15-page booklet, Pocket Cruise Planner for the Gulf Islands, San Juan Islands and Puget Sound, and a boating guide DVD San Juans Navigator; A Pleasure Boater’s Guide to the San Juan Islands of Washington State before moving to Eugene in 2008. Marty is survived by his wife, Mona Meeker of Eugene, Ore.; a son and daughter-in-law, Bruce Garren and Katherine Garren of Newport Coast, Calif. and Damariscotta, Maine; daughters and sonsin-law, Susan Schweigard and Stephen Schweigard of Wiscassett, Maine; Janet Morecraft and Dana Morecraft of Madison,
Edward Andrew Johnson: 1939 — 2011 Bernard Gross: Ed Johnson, 72, mowing fields a third-generation for many islandFriday Harbor resers. Ed’s love was ident, passed away his farm, tending unexpectedly on to his cows, and Wednesday, Dec. harvesting hay, 28, 2011 at his as long as he was farm. driving his Ford He was born in tractors. Bellingham, Wash., Ed married Joan on March 15, 1939, Ed Johnson Johnson on Oct. 3, the youngest child 1959 and together of Andrew Julius and Edna they had five children. Gertrude (Dougherty) He is preceded in death Johnson. by his parents, his daughEd grew up overlooking ters Debra Joan Johnson (18 False Bay and helped tend months), infant Sheryl Lee the family farm. Ed had Johnson, and his brother many occupations, such Carlton Julius Johnson. Ed as fishing, working for San is survived by his wife Joan, Juan County road district, of 52 years; children, Jeffrey and Friday Harbor Sand Edward Johnson of Friday and Gravel. He also worked Harbor, Janet Lynn Dickey at Sam Buck's quarry, and (John) of Edmonds, Wash., had Ed Johnson Road and Sherry Johnson Muir Construction, followed by (Doyle) of Friday Harbor. running heavy machinery He is also survived by his on the mainland. four grandchildren, Madison In his later years, he spent Lynn Dickey and Brandon his time managing neigh- John Dickey of Edmonds, boring farms along with Wash., and Brittany Johnson
Muir and Brady Johnson Muir of Friday Harbor; sister Marlene Crosby of Friday Harbor, niece, Beth Ann Wilks (Mike) of Friday Harbor, great niece Jenna Wilks Anderson (Kasey) of Friday Harbor, aunt Dorothy Lawson of Mount Vernon, Wash., and sister-in-law Treasa Johnson of Belgrade, Mont., and nieces Andrea Lee (Clyde) of Belgrade, Mont., and Ginger Haines (Jr.) of Forsyth, Mont. A graveside service was held Monday, Jan. 2, 2012 at Valley Cemetery, with Pastor Archie Brooks officiating. Arrangements are in the care of Evans Funeral Chapel and Crematory, Anacortes, Wash. and the San Juan Islands. To share memories of Ed, please sign the online guest register at www.evanschapel.com. — Family of Ed Johnson
1926 — 2011 Bernard Gross, age 85, passed away peacefully in his home, surrounded by his family on Dec. 17, 2011. He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., the second son of Isadore and Lena Gross. His father delivered milk by horse and carriage, and eventually saved enough to purchase a small grocery store. His mother raised four children, helped manage the store and never learned to read English. During WWII he proudly joined the U.S.
Letters Continued from page 6 November. There has been significant community discussion over the past several months and we, as your three San Juan Island Land Bank commissioners, have gained some important insights about community perspectives on land preservation and conservation, and the role of the Land Bank in these efforts.
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Ind.; a stepdaughter and stepson-in-law, Melanie Meeker and Maurice Simard of Kingston, Mass.; stepsons and stepdaughters-in-law, Jeffrey Meeker and Linda Meeker of Longmont, Colo., Christopher Meeker and Erika Leaf, Tim James and Faith James of Eugene, Ore.; grandchildren Kristen Gilbank, Melissa Jones, David Walker, Jessica Garren, Timothy Powers; step-grandchildren Rebecca LeafMeeker, Jessica LeafMeeker, Benjamin LeafMeeker, Raja James, and many nieces and nephews. An earlier marriage to Lois Kutcher ended in divorce in 1978. Parts of this obituary were excerpted from one that Marty wrote in July 2010, which he ended by saying, “Following the above service I would like to have friends call at a place to be selected and served a round of champagne! Thank you. You know how much I have loved you all.� On Dec. 1, 2011, a gathering to honor Marty was held in The Tate common room followed by champagne (at his request) and assorted chocolates (because he loved chocolate so much) at his and Mona’s home. — Family of Marty Garren, Jr.
Merchant Marines and served as a radio operator aboard the USS Spotsylvania. Bernie put himself through school - City College of New York, a Master of Science from the University of Pennsylvania, and while working full-time and raising Bernard Gross five small children, a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Case Western Reserve University. See GROSS, Page 11
While the Land Bank’s work has many supporters, there is always room for improvement. We noted there are some in the community that have felt left out of the process and we want to be as inclusive as possible. At the Land Bank commission’s annual retreat held this winter, among many other ideas, it was agreed that we should find better ways to survey the community to understand your
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Nakiya Scott is the winner of Wolf Hollow’s ‘Twelve Days of Christmas’
ISLAND SCENE Burlesque
Find out what she won and her favorite display... PAGE 10
What’s Happening! Wednesday, Jan 11 ■ PTA Dessert
Thursday, Jan 12 ■ After School Arts, 3:15 p.m., library meeting room, free. The library supplies the materials, while you supply the creativity. For grades K-6.
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■ Baroque Music Study - with Bach’s Coffee Cantata, 12 - 2 p.m., library meeting room, free. ■ Little Women, 7:30 p.m., San Juan Community Theatre. Directed by Bristol Whalen- performed by FHHS students. Show runs until Jan 15. Tickets: $16 adults; $8 student reserved; $5 student RUSH. For more info, visit 3783210 or www.sjctheatre.org.
Friday, Jan 13 ■ ‘Occupy Friday Harbor,’ 11:30 - 1 p.m., outside the courthouse, 350 Court St. Occurs on a weekly basis.
Saturday, Jan 14 ■ Spanish Film Night — Disfruta Cantiflas en “El Circo,” 7 p.m., library, free. For native Spanish speakers and for those wanting to improve their fluency in Spanish.
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Thursday, Jan 19 ■ Get Crafty, 3:15 p.m., library meeting room, free. Materials provided, no registration. Grades 5 - 8.
Thursday, Jan 19 ■ Literary Salon, 7
p.m., library, free. A lively discussion with avid readers, led by Margie Harrison. See CALENDAR, Page 10
months after the show ended.” In what kind of a world can burWhen Downes is asked if she is objectifylesque dancers, performance art pro- ing women in the burlesque show, she replies testing solitary confinement and bal- no, but says, I do objectify drag queens. lerinas share the stage? She describes the show as a musical with Well, they might not share the same humor similar to Mel Brooks and Monty stage at the same time, but these are Python. just a few of the acts that will be seen in “There’s not one swear word,” said Downes various shows for the upcoming Winter about the show, which requires audience Carnivale, Friday, Jan. 20 — Sunday, members to be over 18 or with parent accomJan. 22 at the San Juan Community paniment. “No one has sex in the Theatre. show — the Laramie Project ‘The Birthday Boy’ [recently shown on Lopez] This original musical “The is way more controversial Birthday Boy,” written by cothan this.” ■ Neo-Burlesque Cabaret Play, producers Mary Lou Mills She said what is conFriday, Jan 20, 7:30 p.m: and Lina Downes, who is a troversial are the underpart-time San Juan Island currents of vegetarians ■ Classical, Contemporary Music, Resident, premiered in versus carnivores in the Song & Dance, Sat., Jan 21, 7:30 2011 to a sold-out audishow, which has a plot p.m, Sun., Jan 22, 2:00 p.m. ence. revolving around a sauAll tickets for Fri or Sat: $19 Nicholas Zervas and Patti sage casing mogul. Bair reprise their popular “It’s not dark, it’s hysTickets for Sun: Adults roles in this adults-only play terical,” said Downes. $19, Students $10 on Friday night featuring Seattle Two nights of art and stars from The Can Can Club, music including dancers Danny and Sylvain While Friday evening centers on Boulet and aerialist Michele Francis among comedy, Saturday evening and Sunday afterothers. noon take on a contemporary and classical “There will be nudity,” said Downes. “Well, tone. Julie Hagn, seen on the Whittier stage partial nudity.” as a sassy dancer during a brief intermission Last year, the show was sold out and 100 in the “Ladies’ Man” will be featured in an people were put on a waiting list, according original piece choreographed by Downes. to Downes. Other dancers to look for are Jolie Loucks, a But some islanders raised their eyebrows ten-year-old “prodigy” according to Downes, — concerned that burlesque was too risque and Leslie Lott, a former Rocky Mountain for Friday Harbor. Ballet Theatre ballerina. “There was really a buzz around town,” And only on Saturday night, Cynthia said Devorah who plays a spy in the show. Church will perform performance art “It’s a really fun and campy show — tongue expressing a protest of solitary confinement in cheek innuendoes. People were laughing in prisons. By Cali Bagby
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Sylvain Boulet, one of the dancers featured in “The Birthday Boy.”
ISLAND Q&A | MICHELE FRANCIS Michele Francis is a physical therapist, Pilates instructor, and certified strength training specialist. She has been teaching and performing aerial arts nationally for over 8 years. You can see her performing in the Winter Carnivale, Jan. 20 at the San Juan Community Theatre. She may only be on stage for a few minutes, but her aerial performance will keep audiences wanting more. The Journal asked Francis about her life as an artist in the air.
I’d have to say that the weirdest thing just happened this past weekend when I was performing at a large casino in Mississippi. I was hit (very lightly) on the back of the head by a mini confetti cannon at midnight.
When and why did you start aerial performing?
Is there any therapeutic benefits to aerial arts, if so what?
I started aerial performing in 2005 with a group of friends who had a monthly, local wrestling show called “Seattle Semi-Pro Wrestling.” SSP was like a miniature WWF show which poked fun at the professional wrestling culture with both satire and admiration. Soon after that I became a regular guest aerial-
ist with Tamara The Trapeze Lady’s burlesque review “Columbia City Cabaret.”
an aerial move does not mean they are qualified to teach it.
What is the weirdest thing that’s happened to you in the air or while on the silks?
Yes, of course, aerial training improves strength, flexibility, balance and endurance. Aerial work is however very serious and dangerous. If anyone is going to try aerial arts on any level I strongly suggest interviewing your potential coaches. Just because someone can perform
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Michele Francis in Seattle in 2001.
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Saturday, Jan 21 ■Benefit for Tina Jones, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m., Mullis Center. A benefit for Tina Jones breast cancer treatment. Sponsored by the S club. Call 378-2677 for more info. ■‘Journey to the Villa’ with Elizabeth Clark,1 p.m., library. Hear about Elizabeth Clark’s recent trips. Call 378 ■Author Talk with Ralph & Phyllis Nansen,7 p.m., library. Meet the authors of Stone Boat Odyssey. This event is co-sponsored by the Library and Griffin Bay Bookstore.
Monday, Jan 23 ■Conscientious Projector Film Series ‘Thrive,’ 7 p.m., library, free. ‘Thrive’ looks at major sectors of human activity, such as art, education, infrastructure and follows the money to see who is in control.
Saturday, Jan 28 ■Know Your Island Walk, 1-4 p.m., American Camp visitors’ center. Meet Mike Vouri, Historian and Chief of Interpretation, SJI National Historical Park. Length is 2 mi. RT. Rating - moderate. Dogs on leashes welcome. For more info visit www.sanjuanislandtrails.com.
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Pauli Gavora Pauli Gavora, president of Unit 163 American Legion Auxiliary, died Jan. 5 at her Friday Harbor home. Gavora was born March 13, 1956. Because the family will be both on and off island making arrangements to return her to her roots in Alaska,
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Bernie joined NASA in its early days, rising to the level of senior research scientist in the area of materials and structural mechanics. He was widely published and an integral contributor to the development of computational methods regarding material behavior and failure prediction. His career supporting space exploration spanned more than four decades. In addition to a busy family and professional life, he was an adjunct professor at Cleveland State and Case Western University. He was a voracious reader, an avid tennis player for over 50 years, a runner and earned a black belt in karate with his (then teenage) son Eric on the same day. Bernie is survived by Rita,
his wife of 56 years and their five children; Ilene Shapiro (Marc) of Hudson, Ohio; Pamela Gross (Charlie Anderson) of Friday Harbor, Wash.; Eric Gross of Rochester, N.Y.; Cheryl Clellen (Scott) of Cleveland Heights, Ohio; and Steve Gross of Canton, Ohio. He leaves behind his older brother Seymour (Edith), younger brother Jerry (Betty), and grandchildren; Rachel, Sarah, Aron, Kai,
and his little buddy Jake. Although far away, he believed in and was an ongoing contributor to the new Peace Island Medical Center. His quiet generosity and his love will be deeply missed by all who were touched by his life. A graveside service was held on Monday Dec. 19, at Mount Olive Cemetery in Solon, Ohio. — Family of Bernard Gross
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Project Description Alter subdivision to remove one lot and reconfigure two
Tax Parcel Number, Project Location, and Island
Applicant/Agent Name and Address
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Peter Hanson/Doug Norberg 12/22/12 12/22/12 None NA Exempt 2/1/12 Hearing Islanders 2/8/12 c/o Star Surveying, Robert Examiner Bank Anderson, PO Box 2997, Friday Harbor, WA 98250 PPROV0-11Vacation rental 263551031, 445 Hilltop Way, Robert and Sean O’Connell, c/o 12/29/2011 12/29/201 exempt 2/1/2012 0028 Lopez Island Carol Gordon, Lopez, WA 1 98261 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 197-11-340 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.
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The Journal of the San Juan Islands | SanJuanJournal.com Kari Koski, coordinator of the Whale Museum’s Soundwatch program, was honored by the Marine Resources Committee for her dedication for educating boaters and protecting of the orcas.
Soundwatch’s Kari Koski honored by MRC Educator. Enforcer. Diplomat. Cop. Advocate. Statistician. Fundraiser. Kari Koski has played many roles in 18 years as director of the Whale Museum’s Soundwatch program. And her ability to juggle all those hats for the betterment of the Southern resident killer whales is not unnoticed. Koski, who is stepping down later this year after nearly two decades at the helm of the Soundwatch program, was honored Jan. 5 by the San Juan County Marine Resources Committee for her dedication in educating boaters about orcas and her years of advocating on behalf of the endangered Southern residents. She was presented with the MRC’s Master Steward Award, the second honor that the marine resources advisory group has bestowed to date. MRC vice chairman John Aschoff,
a Soundwatch volunteer the past four years, credits her ability to multi-task, as well as her passion, for helping to ensure that boaters of all types, whale-watch operators, fisherman and recreational boaters, understand how to conduct themselves while in the presence of killer whales. “She works with everyone and everything including the whale watch industry from both sides of the border, recreational boaters, wildlife agencies, boat drivers, interns, volunteers, fundraising, and more, and she does all this with diplomacy and a cool head,” Aschoff said as part of a prepared statement announcing the award. “She defines grace under pressure.” Veteran MRC member Kit Rawson, a former MRC chairman, noted that Koski’s accomplishments reflect the
type of influence the MRC itself attempts to follow. “The Soundwatch program embodies all of the principles the MRC is trying to promote, particularly volunteerism and personal responsibility,” Rawson said. “Of course, Kari was way ahead of us, and she helped developed the Marine Stewardship Area and get it right.” He added that Koski is known for saying she just happened to fall in with a “whale crowd” when she first arrived in the San Juans, and that killer whale advocates should be thankful that she did. “All of us here, whale crowd members or not, are very fortunate that she did,” he said. “Kari’s dedication and integrity are unmatched.”
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The Spa at Earthbox is getting a Makeover! The Spa at Earthbox is closing during the month of January to get a complete makeover, but will be offering temporary services in a lovely spa room at the inn. Laura Saccio, Cindy Radden, Rachael Netherton and the rest of the crew at Earthbox will be redecorating The Spa in warm earth tones reminiscent of the island environment. They are also redesigning and expanding their treatment options including incorporating product from Comfort Zone, an Italian company, known for its commitment to using natural quality ingredients, and recyclable packaging. Laura Saccio commented, “We researched a variety of different treatment products and felt the Comfort Zone really supported our goal of offering natural, high quality products that also respect the environment.” The Spa at Earthbox will be re-opening on February 10th. Rachael Netherton will be managing the spa as well as continuing her role as a practitioner. Make sure you stop by in February to see all the new developments! Earthbox Motel & Spa, located in the heart of Friday Harbor, is a delightful blend of cool resort motel and classic vintage motor inn with 73 stylishly renovated rooms, a full service spa and an indoor heated pool. For complete information, log onto www.earthboxmotel.com or call us at 360.378.4000.
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On Jan. 21, 7 p.m., at the library meeting room, Elizabeth Clark will talk about her recent trip to
Venice and Padua, and learn about Venetian life and culture. The talk will focus on the Alajmo brothers’ new intiative Ristorante I Quadri and the restaurant Le Calandre. The conversation will briefly cover history and art. There will be typical antipasti served. Space is limited for this library-sponsored event, so registration is required. Call 378-2798 to register.
Snowshoeing? Island Rec is offering an adult, off island snowshoeing program on Saturday, Jan. 22. Participants will receive instruction on basic snowshoeing techniques and simple winter safety skills while exploring gentle slopes and trails near Mt. Baker. Program fee is $66 and covers all transportation, instruction, equipment, and supplies. Deadline to register is January 13. Must be 18 years or older. Call Island Rec for more info. at 378-4953.