From: Bainbridge Island Review
BY ANNETTE KLAPSTEIN
BY ANNETTE KLAPSTEIN
On Monday, July 28, I joined Jan Woodruff of Anacortes and Adam Gaya
of Seattle in locking ourselves to barrels full of concrete on the rail
spur into the Tesoro refinery in Anacortes in order to keep an oil train
from leaving the refinery.
Why would a 62-year-old retired lawyer and long-time resident of Bainbridge Island take such a drastic action?
The short answer is: I could not do otherwise. MORE
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