No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities

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Preston Ehrlich swings his niece Ava Perez, 2, while dancing to the music of The Legendary Chucklenuts during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Hundreds attended the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Char Gisvold, left, and Carol Roberts, both from Bellingham, make signs at the Community Appreciation station during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities thanking the Lummi Nation for their help in defeating a proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Tracy Spring of Bellingham plays for the crowd during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Tracy Ouellette of Edison swings her daughter Jayden, 2, as the Legendary Chucklenuts play during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Julie Terry of Bellingham holds her daughter Violet during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Hundreds gathered for the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Lummi Nation chairman Timothy Ballew, right, autographs a sign made by Char Gisvold at the completion of the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Whatcom County councilman Ken Mann sings with the Legendary Chucklemuts during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Julie Terry of Bellingham dances with her daughter Violet, 2, during the RESources Coal Victory celebration on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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RE Sources executive director Crina Hoyer address the large crowd during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Hundreds gather for a group photo at the end of the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Hundreds gather for a group photo at the end of the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Ken Russell of Bellingham holds an earth flag while waiting for the speakers during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Hundreds attended the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communitieson Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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RE Sources executive director Crina Hoyer address the large crowd during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Dean Evenson dances as the music plays during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Carol Roberts, left, and Char Gisvold, both from Bellingham, attend the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Charlie Maliszewski plays with the Legendary Chucklenuts during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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RE Sources executive director Crina Hoyer address the large crowd during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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RE Sources executive director Crina Hoyer address the large crowd during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)

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Lummi Nation Timothy Ballew addresses a large crowd during the No Coal Community Celebration hosted by RE Sources for Sustainable Communities on Friday evening June 10, 2016, at the Fairhaven Village Green in Fairhaven, Wash. The proposed coal terminal at Cherry Point was defeated largely due to the damage the terminal could have done to the fishing rights of the Lummi Nation. Hundreds turned out to celebrate the defeat of the proposed coal terminal. (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald) (© Paul Conrad/The Bellingham Herald)