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Jefferson County sets public hearing on sexually oriented business law
By Jeff Chew Peninsula Daily News
PORT TOWNSEND — An ordinance regulating sexually oriented businesses in Jefferson County appears to be headed for approval next month after nearly seven years of delays.
Jefferson County commissioners have been considering the ordinance that would cover such businesses as strip clubs and sex novelty shops since March 2005, when nine moratoriums on such establishments going into business until county regulations were approved.
What could be a final public hearing on the final draft of the ordinance was scheduled on Monday for 10:15 a.m. March 12 when the three commissioners will consider final approval of the proposal.
That hearing is to be conducted before the commissioners in their chambers at the county courthouse, 1820 Jefferson St., in Port Townsend.

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DISTURBANCE AT DÉJÀ VU:  An employee of Déjà Vu at 14558 Bothell Way NE reported two Asian men (later confirmed to be Vietnamese) mouthing off and cussing at Déjà Vu employees.  The employee was concerned the men were going to start some fights.  The two men drove off to Lake City Way when police arrived.
PAN HANDLER AT LFP ALBERTSONS:  A female manager of Albertson’s asked the police to cite a female panhandler for trespassing due to constant problems.  The panhandler signed a trespassing warning in agreement.
February 5 
DÉJÀ VU COMMUNICATION DILEMMA:  An employee of Déjà Vu strip club reported that a customer would not pay for services rendered.  The dancer believed the man owed $140.  Upon further investigation, police found that there was miscommunication about the actual money owed.  The matter was resolved on scene.

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The Bloody Mary ($10.95, 8 pieces) is rated two chile peppers, meaning this roll is best meant for spice lovers. Seared thin slices of white tuna ride on top a spicy tuna roll, plated on poke sauce and topped with scallion curls. Hella Hot ($7.95, 5 pieces) ranks 3 peppers and is a saucy number with extra-spicy ahi tuna, tempura scallions, and Sriracha mayonnaise. G-REX ($13.95, 10 pieces) is a godzilla-sized roll with deep-fried soft-shelled crab, tempura shrimp, eel, crab meat and sprouts all wrapped in soy paper. This is the Elton John of sushi flamboyance.
The Stripper ($7.95, 8 pieces) delights with strips of beef flank steak, wasabi mayo, fresh scallion ribbons and house sweet sauce. Our server cautioned us about the Magneto ($6.95, 5 pieces)–tempura asparagus, cucumber, avocado, scallions, ponzu, and marinated mackerel–as mackerel is a strongly flavored oily fish that’s not to everyone’s liking. My two dinner dates devoured this in a heartbeat. Next was a Spicy Scallop Gunkan ($4.50, 2 pieces): our little battleship sailed down the gullet nicely.

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It was no match for previous years’ karaoke-filled, out-of-town, multiday excursions, but this year’s council retreat—held last week at Seattle Center—was a marked departure from the previous several years’ staid, over-facilitated affairs, featuring kazoos, bad jokes about Tim Tebow, fake dating profiles, gold elephants,, and a larger-than-life-size (and presumably Photoshopped) cutout of a shirtless, shorts-clad Bruce Harrell.
This year, instead of presenting their own accomplishments and plans for the coming year, council members and staff did presentations for each other. Some high(low?)lights:
• Jean Godden, noting that she is “the only single councilperson,” trotted out a fake OKCupid! profile for the council’s central staff, which touted staffers’ “focus on your analytical needs and desires,” their “interests, [which include] purchasing and payroll,” and their search for someone who “can talk long into the night about plastic bags, strip clubs, and rezones”;

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Roger Anderson, resplendent in a white jumpsuit, was next with “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling.” Roger is one of those Elvi who not only looks like the King, he sounds uncannily like him as well. Scott Coon, who embellished his jumpsuit with a Stars and Stripe scarf, also turned in a great sounding “It’s Now Or Never.” Mike Weber, billing himself as “Blue Calcutta,” had a purple jumpsuit, and was in good voice for “The Wonder of You.”
Clay Volt, aka Clay and the Clayettes, in a natty black suit, gave an energetic rendition of “I Got A Woman,” seguing into “Amen,” as Elvis did in concert. Kevin Fitzpatrick, also in purple, delivered a smooth “Can’t Help Falling In Love.” Chris Matthews was the comedy highlight, as “Elvis Scissorhands,” trying to woo a sweetie in “Little Sister,” handing her a Big Hunk candy bar; the little sister also did a bit of a strip tease and ended up leading this poor Elvi off stage by his scarf.

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And mosque or no, parking is impossible around here. The number of businesses has grown, and so has the population. But the number of parking spaces just hasn’t kept up.
There used to be one business in the building Mohammed works in; now there are six. Linda ended up putting out a row of big cement blocks to separate her lot from the one next door.
But now the lot is always empty. Just a few days after we talked, Linda closed Trudy’s Tavern for good. Taco Time bought the land. They’ll be putting in a new restaurant — and a little more parking.
Little Mogadishu is full of contrasts: A ramshackle Somali computer repair shop is right next to a Deja Vu strip club. Or take the Abu Bakr Mosque. It’s in a building that used to be a casino.

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This is CNN-76, a.k.a. the Ronald Reagan. It is a true multi-role ship. Today, it hauls cars, to keep them off I-5.
The ship costs new anywhere between $4.3 billion and  $6 billion (accounts differ, assume the $4.3 b are for the stripper version). Total cost of ownership is $32 billion over the carrier’s assumed service life of 50 years, or $1.75 million for the day.
The crew sets you back another $1.40 million a day, for a total daily rate of $3.15 million.
The ship traveled from its home port in San Diego up the West Coast, to 120 Dewey Street, Bremerton, WA 98314-6012, better known as the Kitsap-Bremerton Naval Base. The Ronnie will stay there for a one year maintenance and upgrade (or make that “scheduled dock-planned incremental availability maintenance”) at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility. The crew is coming along.

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… State Patrol trooper Ernest Eichorn died directing traffic at the Puyallup Fair in 1958.
• Tacoma police officer Larry L. Frost died Sept. 9, 1977, while trying to arrest a man for breaking a store window near South 64th Street and South Tacoma Way. The man wrestled Frost’s gun away, jumped on top of him and shot him.
• State Liquor Control Board senior enforcement agent Mel Journey was shot Nov. 15, 1977, in his driveway as he left for work by two gunmen who ran down the street. He recovered but later contracted hepatitis C from the tainted blood that saved his life. He died in January 1999. The investigation into his attack uncovered a widespread racketeering ring involving topless bars in Pierce County, ending with the indictment of 15 men, including Sheriff George Janovich.

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The Deja Vu strip club on First Avenue downtown. Once upon a time, this stretch of road was littered with adult entertainment venues. (seattlepi.com photo)

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Indictment Against Stripper
A judge in Anchorage has dismissed a murder indictment against Mechele Linehan, who was accused of conspiring to kill her former fiancé. She’s a former Anchorage stripper who eventually settled in Olympia and was convicted in 2007 of killing Kent Leppink, who was shot on an isolated trail 11 years earlier. Prosecutors had argued she was inspired by watching the 1994 movie “The Last Seduction.” Linehan and John Carlin III had plotted to kill Leppink in hopes of receiving $1 million in life insurance money, they said, and a jury agreed. But the Alaska Appeals Court tossed out the conviction in 2010. State prosecutors decided to retry Linehan in Leppink’s death. But a judge on Thursday tossed out the grand jury indictment, citing an evidence issue. VNC

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