Cascadia Weekly

The Cascadia Weekly was northwest Washington's arts & entertainment newsweekly from 2006-2021. Cascadia Daily News launches January 24, 2022.

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In the Cascadia Weekly’s final issue, we look ahead to the festive season and look back on 15 years of the Weekly. Get your copy wherever you find free papers or read it online at https://t.co/UsY3LZN3si.

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Recent flooding events along the Nooksack River—and yet another public debate about dredging the stream bed—have clouded and obscured the more durable, persistent problem of reduced in-stream flows and an over-consumption of water resources. https://t.co/cX8TWwqsv8

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The Long Goodbye: in this week's Rumor Has It, Carey Ross isn't quite done with you yet.

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The new Weekly is out! Grab a copy where you get free papers, or read online at https://t.co/UsY3LZN3si.

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In The Gristle this week: Sharon Shewmake takes on Doug Erickson for the 42nd District State Senate seat.

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If not for the epic sunsets that have been lighting up Pacific Northwest skies at the tail end of many gloomy, relentlessly rainy days this fall, one might be to tempted to think our corner of the world had been forsaken by the sun. Read on at https://t.co/D9PU38US8H

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Dan Friday was just a boy when he first encountered the art of glassblowing, but he says he felt like he’d suddenly grown an inch. It was then he knew what he wanted to do with his life. Read about his journey at https://t.co/ALsLF51mcg

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In this issue: Dan Friday's glass art at the Museum of Northwest Art, a lust for light, and a long line of Celtic Yuletides.

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In this week's Rumor Has It, Carey Ross is making up for last year's lost Christmas.

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Picking up the pieces in the aftermath of Whatcom County floods: https://t.co/HGf44FoEdO

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Donate and win: music's in our blood.
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At schools throughout Whatcom County this weekend, William Shakespeare will be making appearances. Author C.S. Lewis will also be getting in on the action, as will six local playwrights who just happen to be high school students.

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Check out the Weekly's latest e-edition!
In this issue: high school drama, turkey travails, blood donors can win big, and more.

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The new issue is out, in print and online! The French Dispatch, Inslee's climate initiatives, Cat Valley and more.

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After nearly a year and a half of silenced stages, Western Washington University’s Music Department is once again opening the doors at the school’s Performing Arts Center Concert Hall for in-person performances. Read more at https://t.co/cdOTlkQSTW

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All Together Now! Local theater with a global reach. Read more at https://t.co/obl4mIvG41

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Lisa Gresham reviews At the Edge of the Haight, journalist Katherine Seligman's fiction debut.

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So Adult: Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association turns 30.

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Early election returns, NSEA turns 30, WWU Performing Arts Center opens for live concerts, and more!

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Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Mt. Baker Theatre: https://t.co/Yej9bO6Otz