Democracy for Vancouver

This coming Tuesday, February 20, 2007, there will be a Town Hall Meeting in Olympia -
“Constitution in Crisis: The Case for Impeachment”.

It will be held at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts, a venue that has about 800 seats. The event is free and open to all. Doors open at 6:00 p.m., meeting starts at 7:00 pm..

The speakers will be:
Elizabeth de la Vega
Former federal prosecutor with more than twenty years of experience; writer

David Lindorff
Co-author, “The Case for Impeachment: The Legal Argument for
Removing President George W. Bush from Office ”
Ray McGovern
Retired CIA analyst; co-founder, Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity.

Directions to The Washington Center for the Performing Arts
512 Washington St. SE, Olympia, WA 98501 ~ (360) 753-8585
DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO THE CENTER (For a printable map, please go to http://www.washingtoncenter.org/directions/maptocenter.pdf)

The Washington Center is located in downtown Olympia at 512 Washington St SE, in the
block between 5th and Legion.
From areas north or south of Olympia:
· Take I-5 to exit 105, “City Center.”
· Proceed through the first traffic light, through a short tunnel.
· Turn right at the next light onto “Capitol Way.”
· Proceed eight blocks on Capitol Way to the third light.
· Turn right on Legion Way.
· Proceed one block, and turn left on Washington Street.
· The Washington Center is the large beige building on the right.
From the west:
· Take Highway 101 to I-5 north
· Follow the above directions.
From the west side of Olympia:
· Take Harrison Avenue across either the 4th or 5th Avenue bridges.
· Turn right on Washington Street.
· The Center is on the left, between 5th Avenue and Legion Way.
From the east side of Olympia:
· Take Martin Way, which turns into State Avenue.
· Turn left on Washington Street.
· The Center is on the left, between 5th Avenue and Legion Way.

Be aware that there are two other theaters within a block and a half of the Center; the Capitol Theater around the corner on 5th Avenue between Washington Street and
Franklin Street, operated by the Olympia Film Society, and the State Theater at the
corner of 4th Avenue and Washington Street, operated by Harlequin Productions.