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SUMMARY:Pre-Screening of the upcoming PBS documentary \"Fixing the Fut
 ure\" featuring Bellingham
DESCRIPTION:A ‘sneak preview’ public viewing hosted by Sustainable
  Connections, with support from the City of Bellingham is set for Nove
 mber 18 at the Mount Baker Theatre. The documentary’s prime time sho
 wing is the following Friday, November 26 at 7 p.m. on KCTS, Channel 9
 .\n\n\"This documentary highlights Bellingham as a leader in innovativ
 e and creative sustainable strategies,” Mayor Dan Pike says. “Bran
 caccio’s team has surely discovered what Bellinghamsters have known 
 for a long time - that we are a community that values a sustainable ap
 proach to problem solving.\"\n\nIn “Fixing the Future,” Brancaccio
  features many local, innovative Whatcom County businesses, highlighti
 ng the sustainable fishers at Lummi Island Wild, creative innkeepers a
 t Willows Inn, local oven manufacturers at Woodstone and hybrid vehicl
 e gurus at Western Washington University.\n\n“Bellingham is kind of 
 the gold standard for sustainable, local businesses,” Brancaccio say
 s. “It seems like people here get what it’s about.”\n\n\"Belling
 ham/Whatcom County’s local small businesses deserve this important n
 ational recognition for their leadership, innovation and stewardship,�
 �� said Derek Long, executive director of Sustainable Connections. “
 With continued effective local government and educational partnerships
 , as well as the support of locally vested citizens, these businesses 
 will continue to transform our economy for the benefit of us all.”\n
 \nA reception from 5:00-5:45 p.m. in the Encore Room will feature refr
 eshments from local businesses: Boundary Bay, The Willows Inn and Old 
 World Deli. Introductions and the documentary showing kick off at 5:45
  p.m. in the Walton Theatre.\n\nBe sure to get there early as seating 
 will be limited. Admission is free.\n\nRead David Brancaccio’s blog 
 post about his Bellingham experience.\n\nFor more information visit ht
 tps://transitionwhatcom.ning.com/events/prescreening-of-the-upcoming
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CATEGORIES:video, screening
LOCATION:Mt. Baker Theatre
WEBSITE:http://sustainableconnections.org/events/pre-screening-of-the-
 upcoming-pbs-documentary-fixing-the-future-featuring-bellingham
URL:http://sustainableconnections.org/events/pre-screening-of-the-upco
 ming-pbs-documentary-fixing-the-future-featuring-bellingham
CONTACT:
ORGANIZER:Derek Long
ATTACH;FMTTYPE="image/jpeg":
ATTENDEE;ROLE=REQ-PARTICIPANT;PARTSTAT=ACCEPTED;RSVP=TRUE;CN="Angela M
 acLeod":https://transitionwhatcom.ning.com/profile/AngelaMacLeod
ATTENDEE;ROLE=REQ-PARTICIPANT;PARTSTAT=ACCEPTED;RSVP=TRUE;CN="David Ma
 cLeod":https://transitionwhatcom.ning.com/profile/DavidMacLeod
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