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local news S p o t l i h t S Sharpton in Seattle Week on the Web Looking to turn attention to immigration issues, Obama mocks Republicans on their inflexibility on the issues, saying we might need to build a ‘moat with alligators’ … in “Latest News” g country, al Qaeda must love us, since so many politi- cians said they hated us for our freedoms … in “Opinion” Culture Critic Kam Williams reviews the latest big action-hero film, “Thor” about a god-man who must find his hammer in order to defeat an arch-nemesis … in “Movie Reviews” Cool Nutz celebrated his birthday on Tuesday night with a per- formance by a stellar line-up of hip hop artists … in “Music Reviews” Former Seattle Reporter Dorothy Parvaz has been detained in Iran … in “Northwest News” Columnist Kevin Carson says now that we’re an extremely restricted SuSan fRieD photo www. The Skanner.com has the latest news from Portland and beyond on your mobile or your desktop it’s your go-to place for the news you won’t see in main- stream publications. c o m m u n i t the rev. Al Sharpton arrives at Mount Zion in Seattle to deliver a sermon on May 9. the nationally known pastor drew a packed house on Mother’s Day. y c a l e n d a r B ulletin B oard encourage fitness. we invite you to this Free event. 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Comcast Arena at everett, 2000 Hewitt Ave. SPriNg SwAP Meet/gArAge SALe! Come down and check out what your neighbors are selling. this event coincides with the west Seattle garage sale day. High Point Community Center, 6920 34th Ave. Sw 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. if you have an event you want to share with the community, email it two weeks in advance to The Skanner at info@theskanner.com Saturday May 14 it’S A FirSt BirtHDAy At rAVeNNA COMMuNity gArDeNS. Join your neighbors as we partner with Spring into Bed/Seattle tilth to begin a new season of planting, growing, sharing and eating. Lunch and snacks will be provided. 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. ravenna-echstein Community Center, 6535 ravenna Ave. Ne yOutH FitNeSS eXPO! this expo was created to offer a new sense of play and energy to page 2 The Seattle Skanner Sunday May 15 BiCyCLe SuNDAy: Bicycle or walk along Lake washington Blvd south of Mt. Baker Beach to Seward Parks entrance. Lake washington Blvd. will be closed to motorized traffic from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Mt Baker Beach, 2521 Lake Park Dr. S. Saturday May 21 tHe ywCA wOMeN’S HeALtH OutreACH PrOgrAM iS OFFeriNg Free HeALtH SCreeNiNgS: this is for women over 40 years old who are income eligible, uninsured or under insured. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at First American Methodist episcopal Church, 1522 14th Ave. For an appointment please call 206-436-8623. Can’t wait to share your news? e-mail press releases to info@theskanner.com S eattle M ay 2011