[Seattle-editorial] Upcoming Seattle peace procession needs coverage

[anarch3m]

 Folks, I would hope we can satisfy the lady.  We should have a calendar list referencing events and groups.  The schedule is certainly full.  Can we get loose about what gets special treatment in the center column?  Do something that is not about our space, but about our world's future?  It seems worth breaking some trsaditional reservations for this purpose.

Kay and I went to today's press conf discussing the weeks since last center feature addition (snow formation at garfield).  I believe Kay will post her interviews from the conf.  We have a number of snow actions and pix that have been put on the wire.

Proposal:  We update the peace movement locally with a new feature.

Perhaps two?  we should cover INS. We should cover snow/nion.  Perhaps we could bring in D.U.

Perhaps sun I can get to a few pages back in our archive and get some URL for the relevant postds.  If anybody happens to be back there- please take a moment and do some references and mail them to me.

I do not have admin acces to features.  I can not post there.  I can write text and maybe even insert hyperlinks. end

walt
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On Fri, 10 Jan 2003 17:07:38  
 Mary R. wrote:
>I hope you will consider giving the following event some prominent notice on your web page! It's only a week away. 
>
>The contact person for this event is:
>claughlin at stjames-cathedral.org 
>
>Subject: A PRAYER AND PROCESSION FOR PEACE
>
>St. Mark's Cathedral co-sponsoring
>"A Prayer and Procession for Peace".
>
>Friday, Jan. 17th, 2003 at 7:00 pm.
>Beginning at St. James Cathedral
>
>The ecumenical event, sponsored by the two cathedrals and the Church Council of Greater Seattle, is open to anyone who wishes to come together to pray for peace and join in a silent candlelight procession for peace,
>as our nation and our world stand on the brink of yet another war.
>
>This event will begin with an ecumenical service at St. James Catholic Cathedral (First Hill), continue with a candlelight procession down Broadway, and conclude at St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral (Capitol Hill).
>
>Please go to www.saintmarks.org and click on Coming Events for detailed information and a contact person should you have questions. 
>
>
>


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