The Art of the Possible and the Afsc Way
Events this weekend in the Southward Seattle area
Friday, July 18th
Community: Kubota Garden Woods Restoration Party from 10:00am-2:00pm @Kubota Gardens Natural Area 9817 55thh Ave South Seattle, WA 98118. More Info: email carnellgetitdone.com
Movies: Opening of Planes:Fire & Rescue, showtimes 11:00 am, one:45pm, four:30pm, 7:00pm and ix:15pm @ Ark Lodge Cinemas 4816 Rainier Avenue South Seattle , WA 98118. More Info: http://www.arklodgecinemas.com
Community: VFW Meat Raffle from 4 to 7pm @ Skyway VFW Hall 7421 South. 126th St Seattle, WA 98178. More than Info: e-mail persimmon1859@gmail.com
Community: Beacon Loma Meaningful Movies presents Migration is Cute @ The Garden House 2336 15th Ave South Seattle, WA 98144. film starts at 6:15pm and includes complimentary admission and costless popcorn. More Info: http://www.beacon-arts.org
Music: Box Fix Duo prove starts at 8900pm @ The Royal Room 5000 Rainier Avenue South Seattle 98118. More Info: http://www.theroyalroomseattle.com
Sat, July 19th
Community: Rainier Embankment Urban Subcontract and Wetlands Work Party from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm @ 5513 S. Cloverdale St. Seattle, WA. More than Info: http://seattletilth.org/virtually/rainier-beach-urban-farm-wetlands
Music: 3 Barrios: Arte Flamenco Profoundo prove starts at 9:00pm @ The Royal Room 5000 Rainier Avenue South Seattle 98118. More Info: http://world wide web.theroyalroomseattle.com
Movies: SeedArts Picture palace presents Cinema Nether The Stars: Lego Movie, starting time begins at vii:00 pm@ Columbia Park: 4721 Rainier Avenue, Seattle, WA 98118. More Info: http://www.rainiervalleyculturalcenter.org
Sunday, July 20th
Community: Brunch at the Beachcomber from ten:00am to 12:30pm @ Beachcomber 12623 Renton Ave South Seattle, WA 98178. More than Info: (206) 772-5183
Music: Garfield Jazz Jam, performance goes from five:00 – vii:00pm @ The Majestic Room 5000 Rainier Artery South Seattle 981178. More Info: http://world wide web.theroyalroomseattle.com.
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Long-time affordable housing, arts, and economic development nonprofit, Southeast Effective Evolution (SEED), announced today that information technology will be holding its 1st Annual Golf game Tournament on August 15th.
This twelvemonth, the tournament volition be raising funds to back up SEEDArts. SEEDArts is a non-profit program of Southward East Effective Development and is the driving forcefulness behind the creation of SE Seattle's two chief arts/cultural facilities: the Rainier Valley Cultural Center, our region's first performing arts center; and the Columbia Metropolis Gallery, a cooperative featuring the works of 30 local visual artists.
The SEED Golf Tournament will be held on August 15, 2022 at the beautiful Jefferson Golf Course with an 8:00 am shotgun start and tiffin to follow.
The tournament format will be a 4-player squad scramble. This will be a fun-filled matter for golfers and non-golfers alike while supporting a corking crusade.
The price for this event is $150.00 per player which volition include golf, lunch and tons of gifts and prizes. In add-on there are many sponsorship categories that include playing spots and opportunities for ad.
For more information contact Brian Remington of Golf game Solutions, Tournament Director at (206) 432-9014 or brian@golfcorpsolutions.com
by Mary Hubert
Date: Circa Summer of 2006
What You lot More Than Probable Forced Upon Your Optic Nerves at Your Local Multiplex: Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (Your optics curse you lot as putrid vermin to this very twenty-four hours!)
What Yous Should Have Seen: The Films of Miranda July (Me and Yous and Everyone We Know and The Time to come)
Why:
At home on a weekday evening with nothing to practise? Feel like immersing yourself in a quirky motion-picture show or two? That's what I ended up doing this calendar week with Miranda July'south films, which she manages to not only write and straight, but also star in. Non knowing what I was getting myself into, I turned on the Television with relatively depression expectations. As it turns out, I was pleasantly surprised.
Me and You and Everyone We Know, July'due south earlier work, features weird characters that don't quite know how to handle themselves within their humdrum lives. These endearing deadbeats stem from July's oddball sensibility of what people are like – each graphic symbol is thought out with detail, complete with ticks, weird habits, and unintentional picayune idiosyncrasies. The theme is i of connections betwixt people, which is reflected in the title. Every character, no matter how seemingly unrelated or tangential, is connected in some mode – often whimsical, sometimes night, peradventure sexual, e'er entertaining.
The Future, a piece-of-life expect into a mid-30s couple's failing relationship and their impulsive decision to adopt a dying cat, is much darker – a counter to MAYAEWK'south shiny romanticism. The whimsy is there, merely information technology is a darker whimsy. Breaks from reality run rampant, as the characters' safe lives slowly disintegrate, and in that location is a sure dream-similar quality every bit they navigate their new disintegrated earth – only, finally, to render to reality when in that location is no other choice.
In both, July'due south make comes through with a punch. Bad-mannered silences, punctuated by still-more than awkward comments from the characters she plays, brand united states of america express mirth and cringe simultaneously. The idea of taking an thought, a phrase, a give-and-take and running with it to the point where information technology is cool is heavily utilized. In both flicks, July'south character struggles to show herself artistically – with mixed results. And in both, mediocrity is historic, though the characters don't share in this credence of their imperfections.
July paints pictures of slightly lamentable yet redeeming romantic relationships, of insightful children and kittenish adults, of tangents and puzzles that somewhen resolve – or don't. The primary departure? While MAYAEWK deals gleefully with a plethora of individuals, The Future dives into the demons kept by one isolated, floundering couple. Both stories, however, are mesmerizing.
The lesser line: July's work – similar July herself – is rather beautiful in all its glorious eccentricity. The Futurity is the nightmare counterpart to Me and You and Everyone Nosotros Know'south lovely dream. Hilarious, dark and absurd, both are worthwhile – bank check 'em out!
Mary Hubert is a performing artist, director, and arts administrator in the Seattle area. When not producing strange operation concoctions with her visitor, the Equus caballus in Motion, she is wild about watching weird theater, whiskey, writing and weightlifting.
Community members celebrated the Skyway Library groundbreaking terminal Wed afternoon Wed, July 9. As the crowd gathered, 25 children from the Skyway Boys & Girls Club's summertime music program entertained the crowd with songs.
KCLS Interim Director Julie Acteson welcomed the community to the event to celebrate the start of structure for the new 8,000 square foot library.
"The new library will exist inside walking distance from the Boys & Girls Guild, Dimmitt centre school and several elementary schools," said King Canton Library Organisation (KCLS) Interim Managing director Julie Acteson.
A number of dignitaries addressed the crowd, including KCLS Lath Trustee Jessica Bonebright, Friends of Skyway Library President Theresa McLean, West Hill Community Association President Bill Bowden, King Canton Sheriff'south Office Helm Ted Boe and King County Sheriff's Office Deputy Brian Barnes.
"We capeesh the voters in the customs who supported this project," said KCLS Board Trustee Jessica Bonebright. "This is going to exist a keen resource for the customs."
Project architect Matt Aalfs highlighted the design process, which incorporated input from the community. He said the new building will have nigh twice the infinite, materials and computers.
"We tried to make a building that'southward beautiful, that'due south inspirational and it feels open and welcoming. We met with (customs members) hither,and thought a lot about the kids who live here who might demand a place to go. Nosotros wanted them to feel comfortable and safe here, with any it is they need." Aalfs said.
With gold shovels in paw, local dignitaries were joined by children with modest shovels to intermission footing. "This Infinite is going to exist corking." Said Due west Hill Customs Association President Bill Bowden. "It's merely an crawly centerpiece for revitalizing the community!"
Special thanks to the King County Library System for assistance with this article
Editor's Annotation: This is the 2nd in our serial of interviews with the candidates- five Democrats and 1 Republican- who are vying to supplant retiring State Senator Adam Kline in the 37th District. The height ii candidates chosen in the principal election- held on August 5th- will continue on to the full general- which takes identify on November quaternary. The winner of which will represent the 37th District in the Washington State Senate. The 37th currently comprises almost the unabridged South Seattle area.
It's enticingly easy to dismiss Rowland Martin'southward candidacy to stand for the 37th District as its Country Senator. Every bit the only Republican running in the deeply bluish commune – that has yet to come marginally shut to sending anyone other than a Democrat to Olympia in the by xx years- to say that the odds were heavily stacked against him would be an understatement'due south understatement.
However, different the majority of his predecessors who take attempted to wage a legitimate battle in the traditionally progressive stronghold, Martin is equipped with the belief that he can win. When taking into business relationship that over 20 pct of the district cocky-identifies as bourgeois, the depression voter turnout inherent in non-presidential year elections, and a throwback brand of republicanism that excuses itself from divisive social issues, while attention to economic growth and civil liberties – that belief may just prove warranted.
Emerald: Historically the 37th District has overwhelming supported Democrats at almost every level of government. Why did you lot decide to run as a Republican for State Senator? Many people, for lack of a ameliorate term, perceive whatever Republican candidacy in this race as a "fool's errand."
Rowland Martin: I recall that at that place are a number of people who past their nature are more conservative. I think that nosotros take an incredibly various community, politically as well as ethically. I was recently talking with a vietnamese man in the surface area – who was literally a boat person- and he asked me what party I was affiliated with and I said, "I'g a Republican." He said, "Good! Otherwise I would've been really upset." (laughter)
I talked to some other man in Bryn Mawr last week. I came into his living room, and we spoke for a long time and he agreed with me on most of my points. I think that at the root in that location's a lot of people who are conservative, and I just don't think they've had anyone who can articulate a rational, bourgeois message in this district. I call up that some headway can be made here. Perhaps people look at me as the guy just trying to go the message out, only you have to start somewhere. I'm here to give people that alternative, let these so called progressives know, that not everyone is completely satisfied to the point of a no opposition district, and that message needs to be heard loudly.
Emerald: A lack of good, quality jobs is a huge concern amongst South Seattle residents, as its unemployment charge per unit is higher than in any other portion of the city. If yous were elected state senator how would y'all address that business?
Martin: I would do my all-time to get rid of what I think are barriers to getting businesses started, along with barriers to immature people entering professions, and what I think is a broken education organization that doesn't give them many initial opportunities. So, what specifically am I talking about?
I'thou talking about a land that rejects new businesses, that agonizes over whether they're going to allow coal or oil that's brought hither from a railroad train, and is opposed to even aircraft these things,. Right at present the Panama Canal is beingness expanded, ships are already built, they're going to exist able to fit through this larger culvert, and we already know that the corporeality of shipping traffic coming into Puget Audio is going to drop -because if you can ship it directly via boat to the large population centers along the East Coast or Europe, you're not going to bring it into Seattle or Tacoma, and put it on a train and ship it across the state.
We just go along saying no, even to trivial neighborhood projects. In that location's some little neighborhood projection up past the Home Depot, where Sick's Stadium used to exist. For some reason, there seems to be controversy well-nigh building it. I expect around at the businesses in that area, and a lot of it is in actually old buildings – that frankly needs to exist rejuvenated or torn downwards. We tin can't proceed making it difficult to do that, by making permitting hard, by disturbing over whether you're going to modify the grapheme of a neighborhood, or going to tear down some building that is style out of date.
The other thing is, we are subsidizing really ineffective technologies with this green energy focus. Windmills, are not high tech. There'due south some technology that manifestly goes into the blades, but putting a generator on a pole to generate electricity, there'south a bunch of things wrong with it. Foremost existence, your subsidizing tax dollars to pay for information technology and the ratio of energy produced to revenue enhancement dollar subsidy is really bad, with wind energy.
You lot're taking people's money out of their pocket, to say: "We're going to subsidize a few niggling jobs to do these technologies that aren't efficient." In that location'due south a technology this state used to believe in, nuclear ability, we demand to showtime doing that again. I do believe that nosotros should start subsidizing our energy production and distribution, because that's the kind of thing that'south going to bring industry in and create jobs.
Emerald: This area has non sent a Republican to the State Senate in quite some fourth dimension, and is associated with being a progressive area. That existence the case, why should someone in the 37th, who traditionally votes left of center chose yous to correspond them?
Martin: I'd ask that person, how many decades have you lot voted for a Democrat? And then I'd ask, what's their bottom line for their families and themselves? Democrats are telling yous all these nice, wonderful things, but has whatsoever of information technology actually been delivered to you? What's your bottom line? Why are you continuing to listen to the aforementioned party? The same grouping for decades has been saying, "Oh! We're going to solve all these problems," and they're not solving them.
What accept they shown y'all? Why exercise yous go along voting for the same thing? Why do you lot keep identifying with them? It just doesn't make any sense to me. If you await at a nautical chart of wealth disparity since 1947, it's been the same straight line up to more disparity. Information technology's not been solid Republicans since 1947, and it doesn't go dropping down when there's a Democrat in accuse of things. It's the same trend, and they aren't solving the issue.
You have to let people have more of their coin. Y'all accept to have less crony capitalism, and you have to get the government out of the manner. You also have to expect that people are going to have to make their own opportunities, and we've gotten away from that. Once again I'd ask them what's their bottom line? Are you really getting anything out of it, or is information technology just plenty to barely go a place to live and accept a television set?
Emerald: Teaching is another prominent concern of area residents. Many people have been very song about the inadequacies of some S Seattle expanse schools. At the college level, you take many complaints nigh higher education becoming more and more toll prohibitive. How would you accost this at the land level?
Martin: I'm going to say that I think it's so bad that we're going to have to start trying much more radical solutions. When I say radical, let's become over the facts. Young men are faring worse now. Hooray for women getting the opportunities to become into careers. That is great, admittedly! Simply, you look around the earth and where yous accept serious social problems is where you accept beau who are not educated, non brought into the borough lodge, and don't take opportunities. Information technology's going to be a actually bad problem in our own area unless something really radical is done, so what is that?
I retrieve that nosotros've come this kind of credentialistic society – we focus a little too heavy on do y'all have a college caste or not? Frankly, a lot of degrees aren't necessary. The figure is 45% of recent college graduates are either unemployed or underemployed, many are working a job that they don't demand a caste for.
Y'all have too many young people thinking that they take to keep this higher rail, so they get into college and maybe they get a liberal arts caste- something that'southward in high demand, and and then they think, "Well maybe I accept to get my principal's degree." And then that's more than fourth dimension, and more debt, and they become stuck in this escalating battle, thinking that they take to go all this stuff before they're worthy of getting a job, and I say no! This credential escalation has to end.
At the pre-college level, we used to accept students who came out of Loftier Schoolhouse and let them teach the younger students. They would expect and they would say who's the smartest kid who just came from our school, and they would put them to work as the teacher for the lower grades. They would eventually get better and better they'd move upward. I think this allows students to relate improve to their teachers as they'd be closer in age. You lot listen to your peers a little more than.
I'm besides supportive of a voucher system, as I recall parents should be given some choice and variation of education. It would be much more than price effective than what people recall. Nosotros currently spend $12,000 on each child, so for 20 kids that's over a quarter of a million dollars. The max instructor salary is almost 65,000- add in benefits and yous're at 100k, I recollect that you could find a teacher pretty hands for your voucher schoolhouse at that kind of pay rate, and I don't remember information technology's going to cost some other $150,000 to find a form room to hire.
Emerald: Equally you've been branded the farthermost underdog in the 37th District Senate race, yous haven't garnered the aforementioned level of media attention as many or your counterparts. What do you hope, besides being the simply Republican in the race, that people identify you with?
Martin: I'd share that I'grand not afraid of challenging the orthodoxy of opinion. I'll land things as truthfully, and every bit accurately as I can see. I'm willing to compromise, but on the other hand I remember that some better solutions than only more of the same are necessary. I retrieve that people need to understand that I volition articulate some new ideas and I think that I'll exist able to explicate how those kinds of ideas will requite them a improve bottom line, which will lead to more individual liberty, and more choices in their lives. I'm applied, I'm pretty well read in American history. I know what kind of country we've been- in terms of growth and opportunity, and building wealth for every torso who wants to put the time in.
Emerald:At that place'southward been a lot of conversation, of tardily, in regards to our state's tax structure. As many with lower incomes pay a higher per centum of their earnings in taxes than a more affluent person, such every bit Bill Gates, does. What would you do to fix that discrepancy?
Martin: I think I would say to people who retrieve that, "Okay, my burden is relatively college than someone else's burden," I would say to them, "You know, this common navel gazing about how much this person has, and how much that person has, was caused by having an income tax. So, we're now all and so focused on, is this person better off, is this group better off? We've gotta exit of that mode.
I'd also say that if you want to be a citizen, you should want to pay some, fifty-fifty if information technology's not a big share. Yous should want to say that, "I paid some, and I'm participating as a citizen. The whole authorities service equation isn't just flowing to me, simply that some of my piece of work does contribute to what should exist, a minimal authorities."
In terms of income disparity, it's grown since we've implemented the income tax, it hasn't shrunk, it's gotten worse. The income revenue enhancement resulted in a separate club, into people who are very wealthy and people who aren't, and we're starting to lose our heart class. The people who you hurt the most are the ones that are striving to get from the lower side of that equation to the higher side, and the thing is the very wealthy will always exist able to employ political ability more finer than the lower income people, the thing most the income revenue enhancement is that it tends to wipe out the people who are trying to brand that transition. You're never able to get quite enough saved up to move into a place that you tin focus on politics or public service. I would tell people that encounter that that this whole problem has been caused by the solution we put in place, that gets united states all and then focused on envy, and makes it difficult to get to where we want to be.
Emerald: If elected, what would you desire someone to be able to say near you at the stop of your term?
Martin: That he at least did his all-time job to tell them the truth about what was going on, and that the information that he presented back to them was accurate and easy to understand, so that they'd know where the money was coming in and where it was going out.
Emerald: We'll end with a softball. S Seattle is obviously known for its diverseness, which extends to its restaurants. What is your favorite place to consume in South Seattle and why?
Martin: I absolutely love Maya's in Rainier Beach. The nutrient in that location is amazing. Whenever I desire to have my wife out for a night, that'southward the identify I go to!
by Staff Writer
The Seattle Times is reporting that police have identified a victim of the recent shooting in Skyway that left six people injured:
"Detectives continue to investigate a shooting spree in Skyway early on Sunday morning that left 6 people injured, including i adult female who suffered life-threatening wounds, according to the King Canton Sheriff's Role." Read More…
by Drew Sutherland
I woke myself this morning, wound me good and tight,
I wound myself this morning lookin' for a fight,
I had some things to clear up, some things I had to say,
I was going to stir the pot- make things right my way.
Slippers on, caffeine in hand, I went to the back door,
I practise it every morning, to think of peace not war,
and as I opened upward the door, saw the sparkling dew,
I felt your presence all around, and so I entered you.
I slept a half an 60 minutes and dreamt 100 years,
The changing of the seasons, happiness and tears.
And as I sat past naked trees, the early buds of Spring,
It hitting me like a bolt of truth, "I do non know a affair."
A launder of peace brutal on me so unfurrowing my brow,
My plans, my wrath melted away, I remembered an old vow.
I'd spent a year in solace, meditation, and some grace
I spent that time in silence, thoughts slowing in their race.
I'd figured out that being wound was causing misery,
Enslaving all I idea I loved, I caged what should exist costless.
I slept a half an hour and dreamt 100 years,
The changing of the seasons, happiness and tears.
I went and taught a class at school, forgot virtually my fight,
I said, "Hi?", "How are you lot?" and noticed the sunlight.
I trundled to my office and shed my instruction gear,
My tummy was on "Grumble" and a sandwich store was well-nigh.
Friend in tow I ventured along to fodder for my food,
I needed me a gyro for I was "in the mood".
As I ate I wondered at springtime on the fringe.
My little gyro sandwich felt like such a rampage.
Then back to domicile at v:00, my knitting in my lap,
My optics were dry and my bed called for a little kitty nap.
Up narrow stairs to my big bed, cloaked in featherlike white,
Window open, snuggled up, a slice of daytime night.
I slept a half an 60 minutes and dreamt 100 years,
The changing of the seasons, happiness and tears.
In 30 minutes I had gone across a vast landscape,
Surveying all the beauty, confused by all the hate,
I woke from this extended trip certain I'd overslept,
A half an hr's all that passed, my cheeks were damp- I'd wept.
Slippers on, caffeine in manus, I went to the dorsum door,
This time it wasn't morning, evening just off-shore,
And equally I opened up the door, I thought of what was true,
Without my seated happiness, I can't share me with you.
2 rallies this morning, both organized past the Alliance for a Just Society, will outcome powerful calls for more government investment in education – non incarceration.
At to the lowest degree 300 community leaders, and activists at each gathering will call for freedom from crushing student loan debt, and freedom from jailing children.
The rallies are part of the Alliance's Power from the Roots Up conference being held this week on the University of Washington campus. Organizers, grassroots activists, and small business concern owners from xiv states are attending the briefing.
Nationwide Seattle is often seen as ground nothing in the movement to gainsay income inequality and to build power through grassroots activism.
The kickoff rally today volition be held from 9:thirty – 10:30 a.yard. at the Federal Building, Second Artery and Marion Street, to demand that the Department of Pedagogy, Sallie Mae and corporate bankers stop profiting off the backs of college students.
Speakers volition talk about their pupil loan debt, the oversupply will help "class" the Section of Educational activity on a giant written report card, then several participants will deliver petitions to the DOE function in the Federal Building.
"As an educator, what I see my students experiencing is extremely troubling," said Louisa Edgerly, an adjunct instructor at Seattle Academy, and ane of the speakers at the rally.
"Schoolwork is suffering because of the long hours and multiple jobs students are working to beget college," she said. "I'm concerned almost the potential narrowing of career options due to their debt load upon graduation, and the urgency to have any task so they tin can brand their payments."
The second event Friday, calling on the King County Council to scrap plans for a $210 1000000 juvenile detention eye, starts at xi a.m. exterior the King County Courthouse, 516 Tertiary Avenue. Experts say community-based restorative justice programs accept much college success rates than simply jailing children.
"Young people today demand more than positive people in our ears reminding united states of america what to practise and what not to do. I feel like at that place should just exist more mothering and fathering and mentoring instead of a new youth jail," said Rashaud Johnson, with Ballsy – End the Prison house Industrial Complex – one of the organizations participating in the rally.
Events this weekend in the South Seattle area
Friday, July 11th
Customs: VFW Meat Raffle from 4 to 7pm @ Skyway VFW Hall 7421 S. 126th St Seattle, WA 98178. More Info: email persimmon1859@gmail.com
Movies: Opening of Dawn of The Planet of the Apes showtimes 11:00am, 1:15pm, i:45pm, 4:45pm, 7:15pm, and 9:45pm @ Ark Club Cinemas 4816 Rainier Avenue Due south Seattle , WA 98118. More Info: http://world wide web.arklodgecinemas.com
Music: D'vonne Lewis' Limited Edition evidence starts at 8:30pm @ The Purple Room 5000 Rainier Avenue Southward Seattle 98118. More Info: http://world wide web.theroyalroomseattle.com. Toll: Free
Saturday, July 12th
Community: Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands Work Party from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm @ 5513 S. Cloverdale St. Seattle, WA. More Info: http://seattletilth.org/nearly/rainier-beach-urban-farm-wetlands
Toddlers: Tot Gym ( Gym will be filled with lots of toys, forth with a few bounce houses for each and every toddler'south enjoyment) from 10:00am to 1:00pm @Rainier Beach Customs Eye 4600 38th Ave South, Seattle, WA 98118 More Info: Carl.Bergquist@seatte.gov
Wellness: Cierra Sisters presents The 2014 Community Wellness Festival, from 9:30am to 2:00pm @ Rainier Customs Center 4600 38th Artery South Seattle, WA 98118 More Info: http://www.cierrasisters.org
Customs: Seattle Tilth's Craven Coop and Urban Subcontract Tour, from ten:00am to 4:00pm. More Info: http://seattletilth.nonprofitsoapbox.com/-community-events/issue/389
Music: Jazz Night School Summer Session Performance begins at 7:00pm @ Rainier Valley Cultural Center: 3515 S Alaska St, Seattle, WA 98118. More Info: http://www.rainiervalleyculturalcenter.org
Sun, June 13th
Community: Brunch at the Beachcomber from ten:00am to 12:30pm @ Beachcomber 12623 Renton Ave S Seattle, WA 98178. More Info: (206) 772-5183
Civics: Seattle Gun Violence Prevention Summitfrom 1:00 – 4:00pm at Bethany United Church of Christ: 6230 Beacon Avenue Due south Seattle, WA 98108 More Info: email Andrea Carey at andrea@wagunresponsibility.com
Music: Columbia Metropolis Beatwalk: Prom Queen/ The Pornadoes, Performance starts at 7:00 pm @ The Regal Room 5000 Rainier Avenue Southward Seattle 981178. More Info: http://www.theroyalroomseattle.com. Cost: Free
If you have an event to post, please email events@southseattleemerald.com
Cierra Sisters' Wellness Festival & Cake Walk is a gratuitous health and wellness effect serving the Due south Seattle community. Highlights of the event include: breast cancer screenings – via the Seattle Cancer Care Brotherhood Mobile Mammovan, diabetes screenings, free dental cleanings, educational speakers, and door-to-door information delivery in the community.
Speakers will include Dr. Patricia Dawson from Swedish Medical Center and Drs.Beti Thompson, Scott Ramsey and Kerryn Reding from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. The speakers will discuss chest and colon cancers, mammography, the value of cancer care, and the latest research in nutrition and exercise.
Event Details
Date: July 12, 2014
Time: Mobile Mammovan: viii:30 a.m. – four p.m.
Health Festival: ix:30 a.grand. – 2 p.m.
Location:Rainier Community Center, 4600 38th Ave. Due south., Seattle, WA 98118
For mammogram appointments, please telephone call 206-288-7800. Funding is available from the Chest, Cervical, and Colon Wellness Program and the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance to provide exams for women without insurance. Delight inquire nigh a sponsored mammogram when scheduling your engagement.
Cierra Sisters, Inc. is an African-American chest cancer survivor and support organization that offers cognition and power against the effects of breast cancer to our African-American women and men, members, and survivors afflicted in our community by various types of cancer and illness. Our community outreach is designed to increase sensation and importance of early detection and treatment for chest and other cancers in order to save the lives of our sisters and community members.
To larn more visit www.cierrasisters.org, or call – 206-505-9194.
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