Question of Power

Friday, May 2, 2014

China Express Exhibit Lummi Nation

Jay Julius, Lummi tribal official. "The salmon are our buffalo. We are walking on the stones our ancestors walked on 3,500 years ago". Cherry Point, proposed terminal location.

The China Express Exhibit will be at the Lummi Nation Gateway Center from Tuesday May 6 through Saturday May 10. Please join us for a presentation and reception on Thursday May 8 at 6 P.M. The exhibit will be open daily noon to 6:30 P.M. The Lummi Nation Gateway Center is located at 4920 Rural Ave. Ferndale, WA. A big "Thank You" to the Lannan Foundation for funding the China Express traveling exhibit and lecture series.

Lummi Reservation proposed terminal. 487 deep water freighters per year will carry coal to China from this location.

be strong, be safe, Carlan

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