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With the seed planted, let’s give an indoor rec plan space to grow

Build on Greenways' success to meet broader community needs

Carson Moss stretches on a black yoga mat at the Wade King Student Recreation Center at Western Washington University.
Carson Moss stretches at the Wade King Student Recreation Center at Western Washington University Aug. 9. Bellingham residents should find a way to build a larger-scale recreation center open to the general public, even if that means diverting some future tax money from outdoor projects, columnist Ron Judd argues. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News)
By Ron Judd Executive Editor
Brad Jones was in good health and able to still talk on the phone earlier this week; not bad for someone who willfully touched the official Third Rail of Bellingham politics.  Jones, a rolfer by trade and swimmer by passion, publicly suggested, here in the pages of the hometown newspaper, that people might consider — please sit down for this, and rest assured that grief counselors are standing by — voting “no” on the pending Greenways levy. It practically qualifies as sac

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