Just out of the WSB inbox:

Port of Seattle Commission Candidate Forum
Wednesday, June 3rd, 7-9pm
South Park Community Center
8319 8th Ave South
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Moderated by: Kristen Young, former Seattle PI reporter

Q: What do Burien’s jet ghettos, Duwamish River PCBs, cruise ship dumping in Puget
Sound, Georgetown’s diesel truck pollution, development of Ballard’s Fisherman’s
Terminal, and audit investigations in Olympia have in common?
A: Your elected commissioners at the Port of Seattle.

Q: What do rental car parking garages, SODO’s industrial lands development, Lora
Lake apartments, religious profiling, truck traffic on Marginal Way, and the people
serving lunch at the airport have in common?
A: Your elected commissioners at the Port of Seattle.

Q: Who will you vote for Port Commissioner on August 18th?
A: Inform your decision by attending the biggest port candidate forum of the year,
as two dozen community, environmental, and labor organizations combine efforts to
educate voters about port issues and the candidates.

Sponsored by: ACORN of King County * Citizens Against Sea-Tac Expansion * Council on
American-Islamic Relations-WA * Coalition for Clean and Safe Ports * Community
Coalition for Environmental Justice * Equal Rights Washington * Friends of the Earth
* FUSE * Georgetown Community Council * LELO- A Legacy of Equality, Leadership and
Organizing * King County Conservation Voters * Martin Luther King County Labor
Council * Minority Executive Directors Coalition * Municipal League of King County *
Puget Sound Alliance for Retired Americans * Puget Sound Harvesters Association *
Puget Sound Ports Council * Puget Sound SAGE * Real Change * Sierra Club * South
Park Neighborhood Association * Teamsters Local 174 * Teamsters Joint Council 28 *
UFCW 21 * Unite Here Local 8 * and more…