Northwest Neighbors
Most news media tend to connect readers or viewers only to large, remote
corporations. News spreading person-to-person "by the grapevine" has
almost disappeared in our isolated modern lives. That's a problem. At
the WA Free Press, we've wracked our brains over the past few years
trying to think of a way that a news medium can help restore a personal,
neighborly aspect to society. We recently had a brainstorm: this
"Northwest Neighbors" list below. Listings are free to subscribers.
If you'd like to learn or talk about the topics, then contact the people
Why President Bush is not a Christian:
contact Styx Mundstock at 360-758-2976
Veterans for Peace, Truth in Recruiting initiative, Rachel Corrie
Brigade:
contact O'Kelly McCluskey at 425-672-7412, greenkrow2026@cs.com,
www.vfp92.org
Establishing effective substance abuse programs for incarcerated people:
contact Howard Pellett at 360-293-8128, cpellett@cnw.com
Fluoridation toxicity and the Protect Our Water Alliance:
contact Emily Kalweit, Washington Action for Safe Water at 360-459-9287,
toxicfree@qwest.net
HOW TO LIST YOUR CONTACTS
These listings are free to current subscribers
(subscribe!). Mail
or email us your noncommercial listing using the following sentence as a
model:
"If you would like to learn or talk about (your favorite issue or topic,
10-word limit)
then contact (your first and last names and optional organization name,
no pseudonyms)
at (your phone number/email/(or website w/ contact listings)."
Send by email with subject heading "NW Neighbors" to
WAfreepress@gmail.com, or mail to WA Free Press, PMB#178, 1463 E
Republican, Seattle 98112. The WA Free Press reserves the right to
reject any listing. We will definitely reject any listing that appears
to sell a product or service, or which solicits funds as a major part of
its message, or is not from a subscriber. If you perceive any misuse of
this list, please contact us. The WA Free Press cannot assume
responsibility for any misuse of contacts listed here, but we will
certainly strive to make this list operate in a neighborly way.
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