A very friendly find:
Aug. 15, 2018 Kitsap Sun:
Navy sewer line blockage spills an estimated 80,000 gallons of wastewater into Sinclair Inlet
Temporary Kitsap status gets a report.
Routine status over at Penn Cove – newspeople remain silent.
Photo at top of page
Washington State Dept. of Health image updated June 16th, 2018.
Source: Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
View Penn Cove water quality for clam digging using the Dept. of Health map at the bottom of this page.
June 15, 2018 South Whidbey Record:
“Mucking about in clamming class”
“Last year, signs went up closing the waters around Penn Cove to any shellfish harvesting because testing revealed high levels of paralytic shellfish poison. The biotoxin can potentially lead to fatal paralytic shellfish poisoning in humans if consumed.”
“The Penn Cove ban has since been lifted.”
South Whidbey Record, which Penn Cove beach would you recommend for clam digging?
Whidbey Island
Monroe Landing
Love to see newspeople get out and ask questions about why:
“This beach is within the closure area for a sewage treatment plant outfall and is unsafe for recreational shellfish harvesting.”
Sounds like the sewage treatment plant is sending unsafe product into Penn Cove?
“State Dept. of Health cautions that Clams,Oysters and Mussels from this beach are not fit for human consumption at any time.”
Coupeville
Looks like the sewage treatment plant issue may be seen as routine or ongoing. Any sense of urgency in reporting details or background on this?
Routine or ongoing? So much so, that WDFW has posted a permanent sign indicating a dark shaded area in the eastern part of Penn Cove:
Image source: Photo posted by WDFW here.
More here:
Whidbey recreational (sport) harvest of shellfish
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Seattle Times August 3, 2018
Sen. Maria Cantwell faces 28 primary challengers, including Republican Susan Hutchison
Cantwell/Hutchison – Which one will work to shut down undeclared/unwon wars that never end?
Whatever happened to the formal congressional declaration of war?
This would be the time to hear from elected leaders and top generals on all the issues that have doomed the Department of Defense track record for winning wars since DOD was established in 1949.
Cantwell/Hutchison – Which one will work to end federal marijuana prohibition?
It took a constitutional amendment to prohibit the sale of a glass of wine- why no constitutional amendment to authorize a federal prohibition of marijuana?
The struggle:
Candidates do not represent the views of voters.
The voter is not part of the majority that controls politics.
Politics is controlled by majority rule. The majority of people who vote will align with one of two major parties. These parties agree in some key areas.
Question for the left and the right:
Any talk of shutting down undeclared/unwon wars that never end?
What stays the same no matter what political party or personality is in power?
Failed Wars that Never End.
The Heroin Racket.
A secretive, wasteful, and ineffective US Dept. of Homeland Security.
The ongoing glorification of military service.
Federal prohibition of hemp and marijuana.
Newspeople who do not ask questions.
Guantanamo prison.
“…they swear an oath to support and defend the Constitution.”
Are there more?
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Photo-
Looking toward Fort Ebey, just north of Perego’s Lagoon and just off the Bluff Trail.
Same spot in winter, here.
Hastie Lake
Same spot in winter, here.
Background:
July 13, 2017 South Whidbey Record
Be safe when clamoring for clams, health agency advises
“Penn Cove has a waste water treatment plant in Coupeville and another on the north side at Monroe Landing.”
“Anything west of those outfall pipes is marked ‘Conditionally Approved’, meaning as long as the treatment plants are operating as they should, it’s fine,” Crandell said. “If there is a problem with either treatment plant, shellfish harvesting will be closed immediately.”
“Crandell encourages people to refer to the Shellfish Safety Map on the state Deaprtment of Health website before harvesting shellfish. The interactive map lets people zoom in on beaches.”
“Biotoxins like paralytic shellfish poison can make you sick or even kill you, so always check the Safe Shellfish Map before you go harvest shellfish,” Crandell advised. “In really hot weather, put shellfish on ice immediately. Cook them thoroughly and then throw out the ones that don’t open.”
“Shellfish harvesting tips from the State Department of Health:
For beach closures or warnings, check the state’s website Shellfish Safety Map or call the shellfish hotline.”
Summer 2018
Seattle area:
Kirkland closes popular Juanita beach due to sewage pollution
“Juanita Beach Park will remain closed while officials try to determine the source of bacteria.”
“The beach will remain closed until Wednesday, and possibly longer if bacteria levels don’t return to a safe range, the statement said.”
Clearly, this is seen as a temporary closure. Looks like the source of the bacteria will be investigated.
Whidbey Island:
Monroe Landing
Love to see newspeople get out and ask questions about why:
“This beach is within the closure area for a sewage treatment plant outfall and is unsafe for recreational shellfish harvesting.”
Sounds like the sewage treatment plant is sending unsafe product into Penn Cove?
“State Dept. of Health cautions that Clams,Oysters and Mussels from this beach are not fit for human consumption at any time.”
Coupeville
Looks like the sewage treatment plant issue may be seen as routine or ongoing. Any sense of urgency in reporting details or background on this?
Routine or ongoing? So much so, that WDFW has posted a permanent sign indicating a dark shaded area in the eastern part of Penn Cove:
Image source: Photo posted by WDFW here.
More here: Whidbey recreational (sport) harvest of shellfish
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Photo at top of page:
Washington State Dept. of Health image updated June 16th, 2018.
Source: Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
View Penn Cove water quality for clam digging using the Dept. of Health map at the bottom of this page.
Still using June 16th, 2018 image because status has not changed.
June 15, 2018 South Whidbey Record:
“Mucking about in clamming class”
“Last year, signs went up closing the waters around Penn Cove to any shellfish harvesting because testing revealed high levels of paralytic shellfish poison. The biotoxin can potentially lead to fatal paralytic shellfish poisoning in humans if consumed.”
“The Penn Cove ban has since been lifted.”
South Whidbey Record, which Penn Cove beach would you recommend for clam digging?
8/3/18 Update:
Looks like the WDFW pages for Penn Cove may no longer be showing the Shellfish Safety Information map. That map can still be found here. And here.
References to “sewage treatment plant outfall” also appear to have been removed.
EAST SAN DE FUCA still shows:
“Shellfish on this beach should only be harvested west of the Rolling Hills Glencairn Community dock. The portion of this beach that lies to the east of the dock is inside a prohibited zone for nearby municipal sewage treatement plant outfalls.”
Screenshot:
Link to page here.
Detailed reporting and meaningful comments here:
Gamble backfires as Mariners lose to Angels 4-3 in 10 innings
“It was a risky play made by a desperate team that is well aware of its run-scoring issues over the past month and the current fight for a postseason spot that felt like an inevitability in June.”
What to do about Felix Hernandez after the Angels thrash the Mariners 11-5?
Reporters are free to ask hard questions and write stories about teams, players, managers and coaches in sports.
After each game, the press has access to coaches and players. All sorts of information is available all of the time.
In government, it is fully understood that people will not have access to complete information through everyday channels.
Ever hear of a Freedom of Information Act Request in sports? How about a denied FOIA request?
Ever see a pro football coach or quarterback refer reporters to his press secretary for answers? Presidents do so on a daily basis. Professionals are hired to provide only the desired version of answers to questions.
Ever see a pro football coach or quarterback refer reporters to a public information officer for answers to questions?
The open attitude about sports reporting does not cross over to stories about the US Dept. of Homeland Security, big drug busts, The Troops, the War on Terror or local water quality.
Big drug busts
News video:
I-Team Exclusive: Inside Coachella Valley raid Operation ‘Narco Navigator’
The story is always reported as a big success. Zero questions asked about why cartels are somehow able to move product past National Guard Troops, strict post 911 security protocols and federal agents manning a $40.6 billion US Dept. of Homeland Security- before the drugs end up in Hometown, USA.
US Dept. of Homeland Security
Operation Macho Swagger & Port Angeles Heroin
2011-
Newspeople play the role of federal public affairs personnel during Operation Macho Swagger– a ride-along to let us know what is being done to keep the southern edge of the Strait of Juan de Fuca safe from B.C. incursions.
2013-
Heroin epidemic gripping Port Angeles
2015-
Port Angeles residents fed up with heroin problem
Has Port Angeles CBP been able to intercept any inbound meth or heroin? Even one time?
Newspeople, reporters and journalists are free to ask basic public policy questions and post updated reports at any time.
Has anyone ever seen the press question the Port Angeles Border Patrol/CBP on their role in keeping heroin out of the Puget Sound area?
US Border Patrol, Port Angeles, WA
Secret arrest statistics, denied FOIA requests, heroin in the community, no cross-border USBP arrest in more than 8 years, and zero questions from the press.
Are fraudulent overtime claims still the norm at Port Angeles?
Border Patrol whistleblower pays price for refusing overtime pay
If you run a government operation- these are the reporters you want to see on interview day:
More here: News tip/story idea
The Troops
Local paper in a military town-
About two years ago, hometown pride was running high when they posted:
“For the past couple of years, the Whidbey News-Times paid the insurance for the Veterans Day Parade, about $200, because it was a small way of saying thank you to the men and women who sacrificed so that we may have our liberties, including our Freedom of Speech.”
Were US troops sent to Vietnam so that Americans could be free to send letters to the editor?
Is there any case in which the US Armed Forces have been sent to distant lands on a mission to protect freedom of speech?
Is protecting freedom of speech even part of training scenarios?
War on Terror
The people of Connecticut need services in Kuwait and Afghanistan:
CT National Guard Members Deployed to Kuwait and Afghanistan
The people of Arizona need services for a year in “…Kuwait, which is near Iraq…”
Girl who cried ‘dada’ reminder of sacrifice at ceremony for 400 soldiers deploying to Kuwait
Did any newspeople show up to ask questions about undeclared/unwon wars that never end?
If The Troops were an NFL team, sports talk radio would feature comments like:
The Dept. of Defense was nowhere to be found on 911. We haven’t won a war since.
Local water quality
June 15, 2018 South Whidbey Record:
“Mucking about in clamming class”
“Last year, signs went up closing the waters around Penn Cove to any shellfish harvesting because testing revealed high levels of paralytic shellfish poison. The biotoxin can potentially lead to fatal paralytic shellfish poisoning in humans if consumed.”
“The Penn Cove ban has since been lifted.”
South Whidbey Record, which Penn Cove beach would you recommend for clam digging?
Image above:
Washington State Dept. of Health image updated June 16th, 2018.
Source: Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
View Penn Cove water quality for clam digging using the Dept. of Health map at the bottom of this page.
Love to see newspeople get out and ask questions about why:
“This beach is within the closure area for a sewage treatment plant outfall and is unsafe for recreational shellfish harvesting.”
Sounds like the sewage treatment plant is sending unsafe product into Penn Cove?
“State Dept. of Health cautions that Clams,Oysters and Mussels from this beach are not fit for human consumption at any time.”
More here: NW Beach Water Quality
Sports has tended to be a more honest part of American culture. Lately, well known players are involved in a marketing campaign featuring Salute to Service TV ads to fix the glorification of military service messages in our minds.
Undeclared/unwon wars that never end?
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The purpose is to protect our freedoms:
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Photo- Port Townsend Ship Canal
Welcome Home Troops
Thanks for risking your ass in Iraq & Afghanistan- working to keep bad people from coming here to do bad things.
In the news:
I-Team Exclusive: Inside Coachella Valley raid Operation ‘Narco Navigator’
Always reported as a big success
The story is always reported as a big success when federal agents swing into action after large amounts of meth & heroin move past strict post 911 security protocols and federal agents manning a $40.6 billion US Dept. of Homeland Security- then, on into local communities.
Press Release-Style News Reporting
Love to see newspeople go off script and ask if big drug busts like this one have ever caused any shortage of cartel-sourced heroin, cocaine or meth anywhere in the US.
Newspeople play the role of law enforcement agency public affairs staff
The big success theme is preserved by newspeople who ask zero questions. We’ll ask a few of our own questions here.
What was happening at border crossing inspections during the two years these folks were under investigation? Do the good guys who made the local busts notify the good guys at the border about the weak links in their process?
Were federal authorities at the border notified of this ongoing investigation?
Are passports/enhanced/Real IDs effective in keeping cartel-sourced heroin and meth out of the US?
Standard driver’s licenses have not been accepted at the border since 2009.
Homeland Security agents at the border have almost unlimited authority to screen, question, detain, and inspect vehicles. What steps are being taken to address the weak links that allow cartels to move product into the US?
Each year, at the Super Bowl, the US Dept. of Homeland Security promotes their own image Re: preventing criminal activity. Why do these impressive capabilities fail to keep meth and heroin trafficking cartels from moving product into the US?
A Wall?
DEA:
Trump’s wall won’t stop heroin from coming into the US
As the DEA concluded in 2015, drug traffickers “transport the bulk of their goods over the Southwest Border through ports of entry (POEs) using passenger vehicles or tractor trailers.”
When additional restrictions are placed on prescription drugs- what will prevent heroin-trafficking cartels from moving more product into local communities?
Snohomish County:
2018
“…may be due to doctors observing tighter guidelines on opioid prescriptions, leading their patients to turn to heroin or to illegal opioid vendors.”
A Racket?
2015
Local law enforcement agencies may benefit when the US Dept. of Homeland Security fails to keep heroin out of the US-
Seattle media: Heroin busts could finance police construction in Snohomish
Homeland Security Vote of Confidence:
Report: Montana meth use up 375 percent from 2011-2017
TPD: Meth Produced In OK Labs Being Replaced By Mexican Drug Cartels
“Cartels identify need, and they know there’s a need for methamphetamine here because of the addiction rate in Oklahoma,” said Capt. Wolmershauser.
Special Report: Crystal Comeback
“Meth production in Mexico is making it easier for drug cartels to expand their markets, allowing for deeper penetration into nearby cities like Louisville and Nashville.”
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Photo-
Slow speed mayhem – Oak Harbor
It took a constitutional amendment to prohibit the sale of a glass of wine- why no constitutional amendment to authorize a federal prohibition of marijuana?
No matter what political party or personality is in power, federal prohibition of marijuana remains in place.
Same country that staged a big celebration of smaller/limited government earlier this month:
CBS News July 24, 2018
Video: Canadian pot investors are being banned from entering the U.S.
Medical marijuana came to Washington State in 1998.
What have our US Senators and Congresspeople done to resolve the federal conflict here? How about Washington Governor Jay Inslee?
Trade, travel, friendship, business, jobs, economy and a top ally to the north. Across the border- a country that can’t stop bragging about freedom, thanking The Troops for freedoms, and fighting undeclared/unwon wars for freedom.
Image source: Shadow Box Military Gear
American freedoms may come & go.
Legal marijuana, concealed carry of handguns, federal minimum drinking age, private liquor sales, interracial marriage, federal regulations on toilet fixtures, gay marriage, gas cans for your lawn equipment, gas for your lawn equipment, etc. All of these are completely unrelated to military operations/US Troops in distant lands.
In some cases, the US Armed Forces provide for our physical security. That’s as good as it gets.
In terms of American rights and freedoms- The Dept. of Defense has no more say than the Dept. of Agriculture.
The Department of Defense was nowhere to be found on 911.
We haven’t won a war since.
The Department of Defense track record for winning undeclared wars goes back to 1949.
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Photo- A symbol of freedom and federal government credibility
Made with king oyster mushrooms. Many recipes on the web.
Chasing breakfast
Taking a break
Coupeville
Took a ferry ride and went to see my sister yesterday. At the end of our visit she pointed out the new flag she had placed at the front of her home and asked why she didn’t see one when she came to visit us on July 4th. I was able to provide her with some answers.
Bait and switch on incentives used to get people to stay for 20 years in the US Armed Forces
No matter what political party or personality is in power, there are ongoing moves to modify what people thought they were earning in exchange for 20 years of unrestricted worldwide service.
I’ve never been one to say that military benefits are inadequate. Just stick with whatever was offered when people signed up to stay on for multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and we’re good.
Undeclared/Unwon Wars That Never End
No matter what political party or personality is in power, the wars roll on.
Recommendation for budget savings:
Phase out ongoing undeclared/unwon wars overseas.
The Department of Defense track record for winning undeclared wars goes back to 1949.
Whatever happened to the formal congressional declaration of war?
This would be the time to hear from elected leaders and top generals on all the issues that have doomed the Department of Defense track record for winning wars since DOD was established in 1949.
The Heroin Racket
We’re told that we are in a life and death struggle in the War on Terror. Bad people will come here to destroy our American way of life if we don’t send The Troops to fight in Iraq and Afghanistan. Since 2009, we need a special ID to go have lunch in Canada and then return home.
Seems like strict post-911 security protocols, the War on Terror, and a $40.6 billion US Dept. of Homeland Security would be a drug cartel’s worst nightmare.
No matter what political party or personality is in power there is no shortage of cartel-sourced meth or heroin anywhere in the US.
July 26, 2018 Seattle Times:
Opioid overdoses jump in Snohomish County after tightening of prescription rules
“The health district said the dramatic increase in reported overdoses may be due to doctors observing tighter guidelines on opioid prescriptions, leading their patients to turn to heroin or to illegal opioid vendors.”
Old news- local LE agencies may benefit when the US Dept. of Homeland Security fails to keep heroin out of the US:
Heroin busts could finance police construction in Snohomish
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Oak Harbor
Military Town – Hometown Pride
Oak Harbor
Fooling Visitors to Oak Harbor
Coupeville
Whidbey recreational (sport) harvest of shellfish
Coupeville waterfront WDFW page
Love to see newspeople get out and ask questions about why:
“This beach is within the closure area for a sewage treatment plant outfall and is unsafe for recreational shellfish harvesting.”
Sounds like the sewage treatment plant is sending unsafe product into Penn Cove?
“State Dept. of Health cautions that Clams,Oysters and Mussels from this beach are not fit for human consumption at any time.”
Coupeville
Ferry Traffic Leaving Coupeville Terminal Routed Away From Coupeville
Don’t book a bed and breakfast stay in Coupeville and plan to walk from the ferry terminal to your accommodations.
Traffic leaving ferry advised to take a fuel-efficient double the distance route to get to downtown Coupeville.
Island County
Whidbey Homeland Security Grant Money- Newspeople Remain Silent
$225,000 federal grant goes to “…gain a better grasp on cross border activity and to prevent illegal crossings.”
Has the Island County Homeland Security-funded patrol boat been involved in any arrest or seizure related in any way to the US/Canada border?
What impact has Homeland Security grant money had in keeping heroin and meth away from Island County?
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Waiting on a wave – Fort Ebey
Mount Baker from Oak Harbor
Oak Harbor scene
In the news: Washington driver’s licenses change July 1 to comply with REAL ID
Love to see newspeople schedule an interview with the US Dept. of Homeland Security & ask:
Are passports/enhanced/Real IDs effective in keeping cartel-sourced heroin and meth out of the US?
Standard driver’s licenses have not been accepted at the border since 2009.
US Border Patrol, Port Angeles, WA-
No cross-border USBP arrest has happened here in more than 8 years.
New, $11.9 million, 50 agent facility is unable to keep heroin away from local communities:
Federal, local officers make drug arrests in Port Angeles
Forks Father and Son Arrested For Heroin Sales
What role does Port Angeles CBP staffing and infrastructure play in keeping heroin and meth away from the Olympic Peninsula? (Not asking if they react after product arrives in local communities.)
Has the Port Angeles Border Patrol been able to intercept any inbound meth or heroin? Even one time?
If special ID works to keep bad guys out- how are cartels moving product into US communities in 2018?
Seems like strict post-911 security protocols & the War on Terror would be a drug cartel’s worst nightmare. What does our a $40.6 billion US Dept. of Homeland Security have to say about all this?
So critical to the safety of America- the badass terrorists we are supposed to stay scared of have until Oct. 1, 2020 to make use of a weaker standard:
Homeland Security Establishes Enforcement Date for Real ID
Ohio
Homeland Security Vote of Confidence:
Forced separation of migrant children from their parents, National Guard troops, strict post 911 security protocols and a $40.6 billion US Dept. of Homeland Security fail to keep meth out of Ohio:
June 20th, 2018 NPR: A New Wave Of Meth Overloads Communities Struggling With Opioids
“…Congress enacted the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act in 2006, which regulated the sale of certain over-the-counter drugs, like pseudoephedrine, used in cooking meth.”
“What everybody is doing now is buying the cheap Mexican meth, and not cooking anymore,” says Vinton County prosecutor Trecia Kimes-Brown.
“They are more violent,” says Ryan Cain, the lead detective on counternarcotics for the county. He says in a rural county with a culture of hunting, it’s not uncommon to encounter meth users who are hallucinating — and carrying a gun.
Welcome Home Troops
Thanks for your many years of service in Iraq & Afghanistan- working to keep bad people from coming here to do bad things.
West Texas counties:
San Angelo Car Salesman Pushed a Pound of Meth a Day
Minnesota:
Immigration is not the only border issue
“Commander Jody Gladis told the Marshall Noon Rotary Club that the Mexican drug cartel is flooding Minnesota with methamphetamine.”
Fayette County, Texas:
Local authorities swing into action after $2.1 million worth of methamphetamine moves past National Guard troops, strict post 911 security protocols and a $40.6 billion US Dept. of Homeland Security, then, on into Fayette County.
Fayette Co. K9 sniffs out major meth bust
Western Wisconsin:
‘Beyond An Epidemic’: Meth Abuse Skyrocketing In Polk County, Wis.
Don’t worry-
The Super Bowl and public affairs will be safe:
‘No known credible threats ’ ahead of Super Bowl, officials say
If the good guys can tell what the bad guys will do before they do it- surely, these powerful crime fighting tools will be used to shut down gang and cartel activity, heroin trafficking, bank robberies, mass casualty shootings, etc.
State-run media update:
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Photo- A symbol of federal government credibility and newspeople asking questions.
In the news:
NYPD ramping up 4th of July security, but no credible threats
No credible threat to Esplanade fireworks celebration, officials say
D.C. police chief: ‘No credible threat’ of attack on Fourth of July
Los Angeles Police say no threat to July 4 celebrations after Ohio terror plot
If the good guys can tell what the bad guys will do before they do it- surely, these powerful crime fighting tools will be used to shut down gang and cartel activity, heroin trafficking, bank robberies, mass casualty shootings, etc.
Elsewhere in the War on Terror:
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Washington State ferry passengers are advised via PA system not to leave backpacks or packages unattended during ferry crossings.
Meanwhile- on the car deck- cars, trucks, vans, commercial vehicles, etc. are left unattended during ferry crossings.
Another round trip ferry crossing the other day. No security screening at either terminal.
On occasion, the press will do a story on a ferry security drill.
If the Oklahoma City bomber rolls onto the ferry- how does the SWAT team help out an hour later?
More here: Washington State Ferries Security
Recent fatality at Anacortes Ferry Terminal:
Washington State Ferries Security – Looking for Clarification
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“Keystone terminal gives way to ‘Coupeville’ ferry”
“The name change will help eliminate confusion visitors may find when they research ways to travel to Whidbey Island.”
Coupeville/Penn Cove is on the eastern shore of Whidbey Island- no ferry link to Port Townsend exists there.
Don’t book a bed and breakfast stay in Coupeville and plan to walk from the ferry terminal to your accommodations.
Photo below- Keystone ferry inbound.
More here:
Looking for the Coupeville ferry
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Photo at top of page:
Traffic leaving ferry advised to take a fuel-efficient double the distance route to get to downtown Coupeville.
Looking south towards Perego’s Lagoon.
More about the area: Two Bluff Trails
More about the area: Two Bluff Trails
