The year of following OlyBlogger Sarah 's blog for New Year Resolutions .

photo by enpen

photo by enpen

photo by enpen

photo by enpen

photo by enpen

On Saturday, May 12 from 4-6pm on Free Radio Olympia, 98.5 FM, we present H. Michael Sweeney discussing the history of mind control and secret societies along with political technologies and counter surveillance tactics. Also featured is a short video documentary produced by former TESC student, Marshall Thomas about the CIA cult known as the Church of Scientology, followed by an article narrarated by Demy DeAsis titled, Rationalizations Employed in Torture and Ritualized Abuse. Another intruiging segment of the show is on chemtrails, nano technology and the flesh-eating disease, Morgellons. We conclude with Greg Syzmanski from the Investigative Journal interviewing Sophia, producer of the riveting documentary, 9/11 Mysteries.

Tonight is the quarterly general meeting of the Eastside Neighborhood Association. Anybody living in the neighborhood is invited. Our main topic is discussing what kind of project we might want to take on to improve the Madison Scenic Park.

Ideas on the table now include working on the trail handrails and/or creating a neighborhood pea patch. Bring your ideas (and a snack, if you like). There will be coffee. :)

Less money for Olympia schools:

"Developers are charged impact fees to offset the burden that new residents have on city services. The council’s move means developers will pay $343 per unit rather than $874 — all money that’s funneled to the school district.."

"The fee change was prompted by Seattle developer Jim Potter , who has proposed building housing downtown but criticized the city’s impact fees."

Its not clear in the article which Councilmembers voted for this.

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I did not know Bill personally but I did know his story.

I attended the April 14th, 1995 anti-hate crime rally in Sylvester Park and I made a point to thank Bill for his speech afterwards.

Not long after I attended his memorial.

The story of John Lennon's piano here in town on Tuesday for Bill is quite touching. Alec Clayton has Imagine this on his blog, please read it, and he provides links to much more.