Share Growler experience in online meeting on Dec. 11

Sound Defense Alliance is hosting an online listening session on December 18 at 6 p. m. to discuss the effects of the U. S. Navy's EA-18G Growler jets stationed at Whidbey Island.

This event is free and open to the public, encouraging community members to share their personal experiences and concerns regarding the noise and disruptions caused by the jets. Participants can register on the Sound Defense Alliance website, where they can choose to be storytellers sharing their experiences or listeners absorbing the narratives of others. The organization aims to capture a wide range of perspectives to better understand the diverse impacts of military operations on local residents. These listening sessions are part of Sound Defense Alliance's broader initiative to advocate for the community and raise awareness about the challenges posed by military aircraft noise. By facilitating open dialogue, the event seeks to empower individuals to voice their concerns and foster a sense of community solidarity.

The session not only serves as a platform for personal expression but also aims to inform local stakeholders about the ongoing issues faced by residents. For those interested in participating, further details can be found by contacting Info@SoundDefenseAlliance. org.