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 hare\n\nThis is a FREE event with a donation basket at the door.\n\nDoors 
 open at 6:30pm for a community social with beer and wine available for pur
 chase. The presentation will start at 7:00pm. Red Barn Events are now hybr
 id\; you may join us in person in the Red Barn or livestream virtually.\n
 \nWe are partnering with A Book for All Seasons to sell Ana Maria Spagna's
  new book PUSHED: Miners\, a Merchant and (Maybe) a Massacre. Pick up a co
 py and get it signed!\n\nOne day in 1875\, according to lore\, a large num
 ber of Chinese miners—perhaps as many as three hundred—were murdered\, the
 ir bodies pushed over a cliff into the Columbia River. In her new book\, P
 ushed: Miners\, a Merchant\, and (Maybe) a Massacre\, Stehekin author Ana 
 Maria Spagna explores the so-called Chelan Falls Massacre. In this talk\, 
 Spagna will describe her research into the event including encounters with
  historians\, archaeologists\, Indigenous elders\, migrant workers\, and d
 escendants of “Gold Mountain sojourners.” She will explore the phenomena o
 f historically ignored and “fake” massacres in an attempt to discover what
  really happened to these Chinese miner\, as well as examine contemporary 
 xenophobia in our region. \n\nAna Maria Spagna is the author\, most recent
 ly\, of PUSHED: Miners\, a Merchant and (Maybe) a Massacre. Her previous b
 ooks include Uplake: Restless Essays of Coming and Going\, Reclaimers\, st
 ories of elder women reclaiming sacred land and water\, Test Ride on the S
 unnyland Bus\, winner of the River Teeth literary nonfiction prize\, 100 S
 kills You’ll Need for the End of the World (as We Know It) a humor-infused
  exploration of how to live more lightly on the planet\, as well as a midd
 le-grade novel\, The Luckiest Scar on Earth\, and a poetry chapter\, Mile 
 Marker Six. Ana Maria’s work has also been recognized by the Society for E
 nvironmental Journalists\, and as a four-time finalist for the Washington 
 State Book Award. She lives in Stehekin\, Washington with her wife\, Lauri
 e.
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 are\n\nThis is a FREE event with a donation basket at the door.\n\nDoors o
 pen at 6:30pm for a community social with beer and wine available for purc
 hase. The presentation will start at 7:00pm. Red Barn Events are now hybri
 d\; you may join us in person in the Red Barn or livestream virtually.\n\n
 We are partnering with A Book for All Seasons to sell Ana Maria Spagna's n
 ew book PUSHED: Miners\, a Merchant and (Maybe) a Massacre. Pick up a copy
  and get it signed!\n\nOne day in 1875\, according to lore\, a large numbe
 r of Chinese miners—perhaps as many as three hundred—were murdered\, their
  bodies pushed over a cliff into the Columbia River. In her new book\, Pus
 hed: Miners\, a Merchant\, and (Maybe) a Massacre\, Stehekin author Ana Ma
 ria Spagna explores the so-called Chelan Falls Massacre. In this talk\, Sp
 agna will describe her research into the event including encounters with h
 istorians\, archaeologists\, Indigenous elders\, migrant workers\, and des
 cendants of “Gold Mountain sojourners.” She will explore the phenomena of 
 historically ignored and “fake” massacres in an attempt to discover what r
 eally happened to these Chinese miner\, as well as examine contemporary xe
 nophobia in our region. \n\nAna Maria Spagna is the author\, most recently
 \, of PUSHED: Miners\, a Merchant and (Maybe) a Massacre. Her previous boo
 ks include Uplake: Restless Essays of Coming and Going\, Reclaimers\, stor
 ies of elder women reclaiming sacred land and water\, Test Ride on the Sun
 nyland Bus\, winner of the River Teeth literary nonfiction prize\, 100 Ski
 lls You’ll Need for the End of the World (as We Know It) a humor-infused e
 xploration of how to live more lightly on the planet\, as well as a middle
 -grade novel\, The Luckiest Scar on Earth\, and a poetry chapter\, Mile Ma
 rker Six. Ana Maria’s work has also been recognized by the Society for Env
 ironmental Journalists\, and as a four-time finalist for the Washington St
 ate Book Award. She lives in Stehekin\, Washington with her wife\, Laurie.
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LOCATION:HYBRID EVENT: WRI's Red Barn 347 Division Street\, Leavenworth\, W
 A 98826 or livestream via YouTube.
SUMMARY:Red Barn Event - Pushed: Miners\, a Merchant\, and (Maybe) a Massac
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