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A 17-year-old boy drowned Saturday at Lake Tapps North Park after going into the swimming area to retrieve a ball. The Pierce County Medical Examiner has identified the boy as Robert Harris of Federal Way. An autopsy was scheduled to be completed Monday. East Pierce Fire and Rescue firefighters were dispatched to reports of a drowning at the Pierce County Park on the north end of Lake Tapps at 5:45 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 10. Witnesses said the 17-year-old boy had gone into the water in the swimming area to retrieve a ball and was approximately 75 yards from shore when it appeared he was in trouble and sunk below the surface, according to a press release from East Pierce. A Pierce County Sheriff deputy on scene at the park responded immediately. Divers from East Pierce, Pierce County Sheriff and the Valley Regional Fire Authority began searching for the
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Members of the Bonney Lake Panthers celebrate after hanging on to win 26-21 in the annual Sunset Bowl that pits Bonney Lake against Sumner. This year’s event also included a special pregame ceremony commemorating the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, including a special coin used during the coin flip. Quarterbacks Aaron Clark of Sumner and Chris Brown of Bonney Lake were each awarded a coin by their teammates for their effort in Friday’s game. See page 16 for the story. Photos by Vince Miller/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.
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The city of Bonney Lake is reiterating its opposition to Sumner’s request to add to its urban growth area the piece of land known as Orton Junction. Bonney Lake in June authorized Councilman Mark Hamilton to speak against the issue when the plan reached the Pierce County Regional Council, but this time the council took the official step of approving a letter to be signed by the
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DROWNING FROM 1 victim. Divers from the Tacoma Police Department and the City of Renton Fire and Emergency Services Department also responded. The victim was found and brought to shore just after 6:40 p.m. East
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East Pierce firefighters respond to the scene of the Bonney Lake Boulevard fire, as viewed from Bonney Lake city hall’s parking lot. Photo courtesy of Chuck McEwen
Utility pole fire leaves part of Bonney Lake dark A swath of Bonney Lake was plunged into darkness Sept. 7 after power lines on Bonney Lake Boulevard and next to city hall failed. Sparks from the malfunction started a fire among roadside trees and ground vegetation. Police responded to the scene within minutes, according to a source from the city hall office, and cornered off the site of the fire to prevent civilian harm. East Pierce Fire and Rescue responded shortly afterward to contain the fire. The fire reached approximately 50 by 50 feet in size, East Pierce Battalion Chief Jay Adams said. He estimated that the fire was contained in 15 minutes.
powered from an on-site backup generator. The City of Bonney Lake posted a video of East Pierce’s response to the fire on its Facebook feed. To comment on this story, view it online at www. blscourierherald.com. Reach Daniel Nash at dnash@courierherald.com or 360-8252555 ext. 5060.
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City employees initially believed the cause of the fire was a burst transformer, though Adams said it appears the road’s transformer was one pole down the line; therefore it was another component of the electrical grid that failed. Employees from Puget Sound Energy arrived at the scene after the fire to investigate the cause of the problem and repair it. Regardless of the source, the tech failure caused power outages in the immediate area, extending at least as far as Church Lake Road, according to the city office. An employee from Lakeridge Middle School called the Courier-Herald office and confirmed that the lights went out briefly. City hall’s lights were up and running again quickly,
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OBITUARIES FLORENCE MASSEY Florence Massey, 94, died Sept. 3, 2011, at her home in Bonney Lake. She was born Jan. 17, 2011, in Emporia, Kan. She became a nurse at the age of 48 and worked at the Enumclaw Hospital until she retired. She was a member of the Red Hat Ladies who loved quilting, crocheting, traveling and camping with her family. She is survived by sons Robert Massey and wife Gloria of Colorado and Richard Massey and wife Lois of California; daughter Virginia Gilbert and husband Richard of Graham, Wash.; seven grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by
her husband of 62 years Joseph C. Massey. A celibration of her life will be at a later date. Arrangements were by Weeks’ Enumclaw Funeral Home. All are invited to sign the online guest book at www.weeksfuneralhomes.com.
ALBERTA WATKINS Longtime Wilkeson resident Alberta Marie Watkins died Sept. 4, 2011, at the age of 87. She was born Aug. 8, 1924, in Twisp, Wash., had worked as a canner at the Farman’s pickle factory and was a member of the Teamsters union. She was an avid camper and loved to dance and play pool. She is survived by sons
Greg Watkins and wife Betty of Enumclaw, Barry Watkins and wife Renee of Sierra Vista, Ariz., Clay Watkins and wife Terry of Wilkeson and Albert Watkins of Enumclaw; daughters Wynne Oles and husband Jim of Wilkeson, Sheryl McLean and husband George Eicher of Sumner, Sam Johnstone of Bonney Lake and Tracy Hunt and husband Steven of Buckley; sisters Barb Hall of Renton and Lola Dean of Enumclaw; 14 grandchldren, 20 great-grandchildren and four great-greatgrandchildren. She was preceded in death by husband Holland Watkins, a grandson and a granddaughter. A memorial service will take place at a later date. Arrangements are by Weeks’ Funeral Home in Buckley. All are invited to sign the online guest book at www. weeksfuneralhomes.com.
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Citizen Survey 1. In solving the current budget crisis, should the legislature address the short fall by: Only making budget cuts Increasing revenue through taxes and fees Doing a combination of both cutting programs and raising revenue 2. In the most recent budget state, employees received a 3% pay cut and the state work force was reduced by 7%, did these cuts: Go too far Were about right Need to go further 3. Regardless of whether you support or oppose the legalization of marijuana Individual States should it be regulated by the: Federal Government 4. Partisan bickering has reached a historic high in Washington State and Washington DC. How much has this impacted the efficiency of the state legislature: A great degree Moderately Is about the same 5. Violent crime rates have dropped dramatically in the State and Nation due to locking up violent criminals, and increased treatment of low level offenders with substance abuse or mental illness. The major exception is gang violence, which is on the rise. How concerning is this to you? Very concerned, gang violence is a threat in our community Mildly concerned, although the threat has yet to enter our community Not concerned, our community is far enough removed from this problem
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The White River Education Foundation is putting a creative spin on the traditional fundraising efforts with a Chair-ity Auction at 5 p.m. Sept. 23 at Kelley Farms. Organizers have put together packages featuring custom chairs painted by local artists that will go on the auction block to raise money for the White River Education Foundation, the nonprofit organization created to support students, faculty and staff in the White River School District. According to Cindi VanleiropAnderson, this is the first large fundraiser the group has sponsored. The chairs range from colo-
nial-style to Adirondack. Many are part of a theme package. For example, there is a baseball chair that includes baseballs autographed by Felix Hernandez and Franklin Gutierrez of the Seattle Mariners, bobble heads of popular players, T-shirts, a duffle bag, memorabilia and a one-hour pitching lesson for two players and a personalized glove for a left-handed player provided by Cleveland Indians pitcher Nick Hagadone. The group is also selling raffle tickets for a gaming chair, system and television. For more information, visit website www.whiterivereducationfoundation.org. Tickets for the auction are $45 and are available through Anderson at 253-405-4118.
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6. In 2010 citizens rejected 2 initiatives to privatize liquor which would have allowed all places that currently sell beer and wine to sell hard alcohol as well. However, there is a recent proposal, backed by Costco, that would get the state out of the liquor business but only allow large major food retail stores to sell hard alcohol in designated areas. Do you: Support the state getting out of the liquor business Keep the current system as it is 7. Everyone knows the difficulties of our struggling economy. How do you feel about the security of your personal job or economic security? Very Secure Mildly Secure Uncertain Not Secure I lost my job I don’t have a job 8. How do you feel about the security of the jobs and economic stability of others in your local community? Very Secure Mildly Secure Uncertain Not Secure Name: _______________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________________ City, State, Zip: ________________________________________________ If you would like a call from Representative Hurst please put your number here: ______________________________________________________
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Highway 410 officially complete and open for business By Brian Beckley Staff Writer
Traffic delays through Eastown in Bonney Lake should become a thing of the past as the new, fourlane state Route 410 is now officially open for business. As workers finished the final touches and removed the orange cones on the highway behind the event, a ceremonial ribbon was cut Sept. 14 and the traffic signal at the reconstructed 233rd intersection was turned on, marking the end of an 18-month project to widen and improve the roadway. Officials cited safety and mobility as the main reasons for widening the road. “Two lanes just doesn’t cut it,� Kevin Dayton, regional administrator for WSDOT said. “It was probably antiquated 10 years ago.� Dayton also said the increased mobility and reworked intersection should lead to fewer accidents in the corridor. “This is a huge safety improvement,� he said. “When roads get congested, people take chances.� Dayton also cited the city of Bonney Lake as a “great partner� in the project. “Everyone I talk to in the region talks about Bonney
Lake and how cooperative and visionary they are,� he said. Mayor Neil Johnson, released from the hospital last week following a stem cell transplant to battle cancer, was on the site and said the new road would be a source of pride for the city. “This project means a lot to the city of Bonney Lake,� Johnson said. “It’s going to allow our Eastown to take off.� Planning on the roadwindening project began more than 10 years ago, but nothing happened until 2003 when voters passed a nickel gas tax for road projects, which paid for final design and right-of-way purchases. In 2005, voters approved an additional 9.5-cent gas tax to further fund transportation projects, which helped pay for construction. “These are the fruits of the 2003 and 2005 revenue increases,� Dayton said. In total, the 1.5-mile project cost $18 million. Construction began in March 2010, but a wet summer made for a “slow process� last year, said Jeff Rockey of J.R. Hayes and Sons, the lead contractors on the project.
Construction was suspended for the winter Dec. 8 and by that time there had been 50 nonworking days. Rockey said in contrast, since work began again this year, they have lost only one day to the weather. “I believe we have ultimately delivered a project we can take pride in and I trust the state and local community as well,� Rockey said. A handful of Eastown business and property owners were also on hand to see the highway officially opened to traffic. Roger Watt, owner of Emerald Links Driving Range, welcomed the new stretch of road in front of his business. “I think it’s great for the area. It’s going to make the road really safer,� he said, citing the traffic light specifically. “I’m delighted that’s going to be turned on today.� During his remarks, Johnson thanked all those involved in the project and invited everyone to visit Bonney Lake again. “As mayor, you are all welcome to come back any time,� he said. “I can’t promise no speeding ticket, but...�
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Mayor Neil Johnson, Rep. Cathy Dahlquist, Dan Hayes and Jeff Rockey of contractor JR Hayes and Sons and WSDOT Regional Administrator Kevin Dayton cut the ceremonial ribbon on the Eastown portion of state Route 410 Sept. 7 in Bonney Lake. Construction began in March 2010. Photo by Brian Beckley/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.
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Remembering that horrible day I had just gotten out of the shower when the first plane hit. I was listening to Howard Stern tell a story about not having sex with Pamela Anderson when he was interrupted by his producer saying he didn’t want to spoil the fun, but had some news. I remember the confusion at first, the sense that it was somehow a mistake, an accident. I went to the living room of my Albany, N.Y., apartment with my towel wrapped around my waist and turned on CNN to get a sense of the scene and watched live as a Brian Beckley second jet liner Staff Writer flew in too low and fast to be anything other than intentional. I sat there, stunned, blinking over and over and trying to shake myself awake when I heard Stern and his crew react from the bathroom as the censorship delay was abandoned in favor of a real-time broadcast. It was the attack on the Pentagon that really got me though: that’s an act of war, not just terrorism. I sat quietly watching the coverage, still wrapped in my towel and unable to move, for quite some time. I don’t remember getting dressed, but I remember the first tower collapsing just before I turned off the television and started my drive to work at a small weekly paper in Saratoga County, just north of Albany, the state capital. The second tower collapsed while I was on my drive. As I got to my office—a small satellite of a daily paper—in a decent-sized office park, my neighbor down the hall called me over to watch the footage on the TV in his office. Finally pulling away, I called my editor. It was all I could think to do.
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Crossing the line with daughter only makes the finish that much sweeter Sept. 3 was the perfect day for the third annual Labor of Love Triathlon in Bonney Lake. Not too hot, not too cold and Mount Rainier majestically smiling down. Despite the perfect weather, I certainly had my work cut out for me if I was to complete my first triathlon. With an entire year of training and preparation behind me, I knew that the swim portion was going to be my biggest challenge. One piece of advice I was given was to wait and let all of the other swimmers go ahead of me, as to avoid being kicked in the mad rush at the beginning. So I stood there
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Letter to the editor Ten years later, remember their service and sacrifice for the republic Two thoughts from September 11, 2001: Amongst the incredible destruction at the Pentagon caused by the flying fuel air bomb that had been a United States commercial airliner was the children’s nursery, with children from newborn to toddlers. When the plane struck, the workers in the nursery knew they had to get the children out, but there were nowhere near enough adults to handle the evacuation. Within a few minutes a young Marine, uniform torn and bloody, ran in to the nursery and asked the manager what she needed. She yelled that they had to get the kids out of the building, that they needed help to do that and soon. The fire was raging and there was little at the time to stop it. The young Marine ran from the room and the nursery manager, thought “Well, we are on our own,� then a few
minutes later a group of U.S. Marines ran in and with their help were able to gather up every child including walkers and bassinets. The children were moved though fire and brimstone to a park across from the Pentagon. The children were placed at the center of a circle of Marines who faced outward and stood at parade rest until the last child was collected by hysterical parents. Anyone who wanted to get to those children would have had to go through those Marines. God help them. The first pilots sent aloft on Sept. 11th were Air National Guard who had just returned from a training mission and were flying unarmed planes. They were told they may have to ram an airliner to keep it from plunging into the Capital or a major city. They said “yes sir� and took off. A military member or veteran is someone who at some point in his or her life has written a blank check made payable to the United States of America for an amount of “up to and including my life.� God bless the republic. Craig Sarver Bonney Lake
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CORNER FROM 6 “What do I do?� I remember asking. “No one is going to care at all about the leash law anymore.� I think I may have sworn, but I definitely remember mentioning the leash law. It was one of my top stories for the week, and as you know in a small town that is changing from farms to subdivisions, a leash law can be top news. But none of that mattered now. Who would care? Life was different now. Even then, at 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 11, that much was obvious. But I had a deadline the next day. All of a sudden nothing mattered, yet we still had to put out the paper. “I don’t know,� came the response. “Make some calls if you can and hang tight. Stay safe.� I remember that, too. I remember her telling me to stay safe. I did what I knew to do: I reported. There were stories to tell. This story was big enough it had to be localized. My first call was to town hall and it immediately turned into a story. The town clerk’s son was scheduled to be in a meeting in one of the towers at 9 a.m. and she hadn’t heard from him yet. She was beginning to panic. It turned out that his meeting got moved to 10 a.m. so he was not in the building when the attacks happened, but because the chaos caused to phone lines to go down, she did not get the news until mid-afternoon. Later, I discovered that the town’s Democratic Party chairman (every position is
a partisan position in New York state) had just returned from the city. He and his wife were staying at a hotel across the street from the World Trade Center. The morning of Sept. 11 they left their hotel around 9 a.m. and went their separate ways, her to a meeting, him to do some genealogy research. They spent the next several hours trying to find each other again and the chair recounted a harrowing tale of having to dive into a Chinese restaurant during the collapse and watching the debris and smoke roll down the street. They finally reconnected and he left me with the image that jumped out the most: As he and his wife, finally reunited, were on a train headed back to the Capital District (about three hours north of the city), he said everyone was transfixed on the city receding behind them and the giant plume of smoke rising out of Manhattan that could be seen well into the Catskills. The next day, Wednesday, Sept. 12, I stopped over at the local newsstand/magazine shop at one of the strip malls to buy a couple of papers and discovered everyone had the exact same idea: They were completely sold out of everything, including the Investor’s Business Daily.
A truck with more NYC papers was expected within 20 minutes, however, and I asked to wait. As I was there, a line began to form behind me with everyone wanting copies of the newspapers of the day. I got my notebook and just walked down the line asking people why they wanted newspapers. To a person, everyone told me that they wanted something they could pass down and that video tapes don’t do justice to an event the way a newspaper could. But the big local news of the day came over the police scanner when a gas station in the town just north of mine called to report two “Arab-looking guys� driving a Ryder truck and filling every container they could— soda bottles, gas cans, milk cartons—with diesel fuel and asking for directions to the city without taking the highways. I joined the chase and was there when what seemed like every cop in the county —sheriff, trooper and local —surrounded the vehicle, pulled the guys out at gun point and searched the vehicle. I turned the story over to the daily reporter who chased them down from the north, but I got the photo credit that day. I remember
AP image of New Yorkers fleeing the collapse in terror. I can still see it. It still amazes me how a full decade later, as I watched a minimal amount of the coverage this weekend, how the same emotions still come flooding back. There are millions of stories like mine. And thousands that are worse, thousands where the people they love didn’t come home. I don’t tell my stories often as it is painful, but I think we must keep telling them,
reminding ourselves exactly what it was like that day, reminding people who were too young to remember what life was like on Sept. 11, 2001, and how fast everything can change. And to remind them and ourselves that life goes on, that America still stands for freedom and that yes, that Star-Spangled banner does yet wave. And that we cannot live in fear. So stay safe out there, people. Safe, but not afraid.
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expansion and failed to consider the impacts of this expansion on neighboring cities, including Bonney Lake,� reads the letter. Orton Junction is a 182acre parcel located just to the south of Sumner city limits off 166th Avenue East. The land sits behind current car
dealerships and retailers to the south of state Route 410 and includes much of the farmland visible from the highway. The land would include Sumner’s YMCA facility, but 122 acres of the land would be re-designated for commercial applications.
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WSU summer honor roll The following local students were named to the Washington State University president’s honor roll for the summer 2011 term. To qualify, students must achieve an overall grade-point average of 3.75 while enrolled in at least nine graded hours or by achieving a cumulative GPA of at least 3.50. Bonney Lake: Amanda J. Gomez, Miranda R. Hannan and Melisa I. Wirnig. Sumner: Amanda E. Young. Lake Tapps: Gregory B. Proulx.
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FINISH FROM 6 and the search and rescue boat was also zeroing in on me, my panic level increased. But I swam on. Just ahead of me, I caught sight of another lonely swimmer struggling just like me. I set my sights on her and with one goal in mind, continued forward. . . pass her and I wouldn’t be the last to exit the water. Then, as luck would have it, I caught up to her and was able to pass her just before getting out of the water. I never felt such relief as I did at that point. It felt like I had just won the race, to have the swim behind me. I knew I had a lot of ground to make up at this point, but if I was going to do it, the bike was the event to do it in. Keeping my cadence at a steady pace, I was able to enjoy the wind in my face and the incredible views of Mount Rainier. I passed one person, then another and another. The hills were relentless, though, and sapped every bit of strength out of my legs. Finally, at around the 8-mile mark, I saw my husband waiting to cheer me on. He told me that my daughter was just ahead of me, which gave me incentive to pedal a little harder. I didn’t care if it was her 21st birthday, I couldn’t allow her to beat me. After all, she had done absolutely no training and thought she could just wing it. I turned the corner and could see her in the distance. It was a great
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Self promotion the primary challenge for DIY publishers By Daniel Nash Staff Writer
Lysne Nolte’s first book, “Big Sister Babysitter: I’m going to be a WHAT?!” was a self-published effort that has garnered positive reviews. She says selfpublication has worked well for her. She plans to release three more books in the series using the same blend of e-book and print-on-demand publication. Photos courtesy Lysne Nolte
When Lysne Nolte began writing “Big Sister Babysitter: I’m going to be a WHAT?!” one year ago, it was just a way to ease her daughter’s anxiety about the impending arrival of a new baby to the family. It was the Lake Tapps author’s first book, and she hadn’t written much fiction before, she said. After her husband read the manuscript, he encouraged her to release it commercially. He gave her an account with publishing websites Lulu and Smashwords as a gift. Nolte refined the book with the help of editors Connie French and Kelly Nichols, and a cover design by friend Aubrey Coggins. Today, the young adult novella has been released via self-publication -with three more books in the series in-process -- and is set to be featured at two international book fairs: the Frankfurt Book Fair in October and the Bologna Children’s Book Fair in March. Nolte has had to self promote her work every step of the way. “The marketing side has definitely been more difficult than the writing
was,” Nolte said. Her book follows the day-to-day life of singing, dancing, video-blogging center-of-attention nine-year-old LA Payton. Payton struggles with the idea of no longer being the baby in the family, a problem common to children expecting a new sibling. The character, based in part on Nolte’s own experiences growing up on Lake Tapps, turns to her Christian faith to come to terms with her expanding family. Nolte has turned to the internet and social media to market her book. It has received two reviews so far, both positive, and she uses a Facebook page to announce new reviews and sales promotions for the book; she recently posted a promotional code to obtain e-book copies for free, in memorial of 9/11. She’s found herself marketing to parents of children with their own sibling anxieties. In a market where traditional book sales revenues have shrunk and publishers are becoming more conservative in the properties they buy, more writers have turned to self-publication to have their books read. The proliferation of e-book and print-on-demand services have made it possible to pub-
lish a book for less than $1,000. Pure e-book publishing through services like Amazon’s Kindle bookstore cost nothing, in exchange for a cut of revenues and near-total author responsibility in promoting the book. At Sumner authors event “Write in the Valley,” Sept. 17, organizers expect the central question and answer session with publishing professionals to focus on the new publishing avenues available for writers. For her part, Nolte said self-publication has worked for her, though she wouldn’t be opposed if she were offered a deal from a traditional publisher. She’s excited to have her work at international book fairs, and noted that the Bologna Children’s Book Fair was where J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter books were picked up for American publication. “Self-publishing is working best for me,” she said. “If I could get a book deal, that would be nice. But right now, I can focus on more local things.” To comment on this story, view it online at www.blscourierherald.com. Reach Daniel Nash at dnash@courierherald.com or 360-825-2555 ext. 5060.
Restoring consumer confidence is job one Looking at the opinion polls, it’s easy to be depressed these days. Three out of four likely voters say America’s on the wrong track, consumer confidence has tanked, investors are sitting on the sidelines and job growth has stalled. In short, this is not a recipe for optimism. In his most recent survey, Seattle pollster Stu Elway found that voter confidence has sunk to an all-time low, the worst he’s seen in 20 years. Elway writes: “Economic recovery is a little like the five‐day weather forecast around here this year — the sun is always five days away. Two years ago, 68 percent of Washington voters thought there would be “noticeable improvement” in the Washington economy by now. Last week, 72 percent said improvement was still more a year away and 39 percent said it would be at least two more years before they saw improvement.” National pollster Scott Rasmussen’s latest survey shows that 18 percent of Americans believe the economy is getting better while 64 percent say it is getting worse. Among investors, 21 percent think things are improving while 63 percent disagree. That lack of confidence is having an impact on our state’s economy as well. Tax revenues for the first quarter of the new two-year budget are expected to be substantially under budget, which may prompt Gov. Chris Gregoire to call a special session or make deep additional spending cuts.
The final ingredient is job growth — or rather, the lack of it. In 2008, the nation lost 2.6 million jobs, the worst performance since 1945. While the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has called for the creation of 200,000 new jobs each month over the next decade to Don Brunell restore prosperity, President, Association of actual job growth has Washington Business been anemic. The New York Times summed up the situation best last week: “The problem is less that companies are laying people off than that they are not hiring. Consumers and employers alike seem almost frozen in place, with many economists saying that they seemed paralyzed by uncertainty about the future after the brinksmanship of the debt ceiling debate, the ensuing cut in the United States credit rating by Standard & Poor’s, stock market whiplash and more bad news from Europe.” So how do we get out of this mess? Where is the bright spot in the gloom? First, it is important to recognize that the recovery is slow, and we must take steps to make sure our economy avoids the feared double-dip recession.
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Second, there are hard choices to be made as the super committee co-chaired by U.S. Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) tries to find $1.5 trillion in savings. But in the end, we will recover if voter confidence is restored and our elected officials remove barriers to economic expansion. Irwin Stelzer, a senior fellow and director of economic policy studies for the Hudson Institute, recently wrote, “The American economy still produces more goods and services than the next three largest economies (Japan, China and Germany) combined. And is likely to hold that position as successive Japanese governments wrestle with decades of stagnation, China attempts to cope with the problems created by its centralized economic management and currency manipulation, and Germany wallows in a eurozone financial crisis that seems to worsen by the day.” Stelzer notes that America’s per capita GDP far exceeds that of emerging rivals such as China and India, we have abundant natural resources, and our companies are wellmanaged. But perhaps our greatest strengths, says Stelzer, are our entrepreneurial spirit and something he calls our “American dynamism.” So, there is some reason for confidence in the long run — if we can survive the next couple of years. Don Brunell is the president of the Association of Washington Business.
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Grief is a healing process dealt with personally By Rose Shandrow For The Courier-Herald
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Know that some people around you may feel uncomfortable about mentioning your loss. Let them know that it’s OK to talk about it and to talk with you. Rose Shandrow is director of mission and spiritual care for the Franciscan Health System, which includes St. Elizabeth Hospital in Enumclaw. E-mail her at roseshandrow@FHShealth.org.
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State Rep. Chris Hurst (D-Greenwater) is seeking voter input on issues affecting foothills-area residents by way of a survey included in this week’s edition of the Bonney Lake and Sumner Courier-Herald. Hurst said mailing budgets were cut by
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Looking to honor the city’s veterans and emergency personnel, the city of Bonney Lake is moving forward on plans to rename the section of Sumner-Buckley Highway that winds its way through town. “That name has nothing to do with the city,� Councilman Mark Hamilton said at the Sept. 6 council workshop. “It’s no longer the road between Sumner and Buckley. “Here in the city of Bonney Lake we should be able to name our own streets,� he continued. “And it should be something other than the name of two smaller cities.� Instead, the plan is to rename the small stretch of highway, which runs from state Route 410 to Angeline Road, Veterans Highway, in honor of those who have
served. The idea to rename the city’s portion of the highway first surfaced last spring, but was shelved for more discussion. But with the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, Hamilton said he began to think again about the idea. “There’s a group of people in this country that has given a hell of a lot and that’s the military, our veterans,� he said. “This is, in my mind, the decade of the military. Not just the military, but their families.� Hamilton said while the city tries to find a space and money to create a memorial and monument for veterans, this could be a good first step. “I think it’s just something it’s time to do,� he said. “I just figure why we are waiting?� Councilman Donn Lewis, who served
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34 years of active duty and two years of reserve duty with the U.S. Air Force, said he “absolutely� supports a name change. “I think it’s something that’s been needed for a long time,� Lewis said Sept. 7. “A lot of vets have gone unrecognized for too long.� This will be a small way to remember them and honor them in some way,� he said. There was unanimous support from the city council to rename the road and Deputy Mayor Dan Swatman said with the city’s memorial to former Fire Chief Dan Packer already on that stretch of road, it could also be a way to honor all the city’s heroes, from military to police to fire and other first responders. “I think it’s a great idea,� he said. When the issue was first raised, the city received pushback from the mayors of Sumner and Buckley, but Buckley Mayor Pat Johnson said this week that what
Eighth annual Beautify Bonney Lake set for this Saturday By Brian Beckley Staff Writer
The third weekend in September is just ahead of us and that can mean only one thing: it’s time again for Beautify Bonney Lake. This year marks the eighth year for the annual city-wide beautification project that continues to grow beyond its humble roots from 2004 as a small partnership between
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Writers discuss getting published Anyone can write. Even if you can’t spell; if your raw grammar causes the average Joe to grind his teeth; imagination, a solid editor and determination will result in a perfectly fine book. The surprising truth is that writing a book is the relative cakewalk. No, the real hurdle to authorship is getting the book to readers. That’s why Judy Kimball expects the changing landscape of the publication business to be the topic du jour of this year’s writers summit in Sumner. “Publishing has changed so much. It’s self publishing. It’s e-publishing. It’s promoting your own work.,� Kimball, of the Sumner Art Commission, said. The summit, “Write in the Valley, Chapter 3,� is third coming of an event put on for writers and avid readers alike. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, the city Senior Center will play host to eight published authors who will provide insight to writing and the industry today. It has also been a successful forum for writers to connect with each other and form independent writers groups, Kimball said. “It’s a good place for writers to get out to meet other writers,� she said. The question and answer panel is historically the most well-received portion of the event. Attendance grew steadily from the first year to the second, from 35 attendees to about 45. “Our goal this year is 60,� Kimball said. Writing contest entries submitted Sept. 9 will be judged, and a winner announced at the event. Writers who submitted 10 pages for critique will also have their marked-up pages returned. Entry to Write in the Valley is $10, including lunch. It will take place at the Sumner Senior Center, 15506 62nd St. Ct. E.
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Panthers take Sunset Bowl By John Leggett Staff Writer
The nearly 4,000 maniacal high school football fans who packed into Sumner’s Sunset Chev Stadium Friday evening to take in the Bonney Lake/ Sumner clash with the Sunset Bowl hardware at stake, certainly got their money’s worth. With just five seconds remaining, the outcome was still dangling in the balance. Bonney Lake, the South Puget Sound League 3A squad in the district rivalry, survived a strong second half surge by the SPSL 2A Sumner High contingent, but held on to outlast the Spartans 26-21. Much of the first quarter was played between the 20-yard lines as Sumner’s defense managed to hold at bay the sophisticated Bonney Lake offensive attack. But, with 30 seconds remaining in the initial stanza, BLHS flyer Keenan Jackson gathered in a midrange aerial and sprinted 50-yards to put his team up 6-0. Midway through the second period, Sumner marched down the field, the drive keyed by a long pass from Aaron Clark to Brendon Baker, who would eventually culminate the scoring drive by dashing 8-yards on the ground. Spartan kicker David DeVries split the uprights and the Spartans led 7-6. The Panthers, who gained more
than 400 yards in total offense, scored again when quarterback Chris Brown hooked up with Zach Zaragoza on a 14-yard scoring dart just before intermission, making the score 12-7 at the break. Sumner’s Clark tucked the rock under his arm and rambled 71 yards around right end for a TD, then Sumner faked the PAT and holder Clark threw to kicker DeVries for the deuce as SHS broke out to a 15-12 lead. BLHS senior defenders Dalton Fisher and Issac Ortiz alertly leaped on a pair of untimely Sumner fumbles, both of which led to touch-
down throws to BLHS targets Robert Combs and Kaleb Zahnow and suddenly Bonney Lake had regained the advantage. Kicker Cameron Goenner booted through both of the ensuing PATs to put the Panthers up 26-15. The stubborn Spartans would not go away as they bounced back to make it a ball game again with a fourth frame 2-yard scamper by tailback Tyler Salisbury. With time slipping away, Bonney Lake found itself on its own 30, needing only a solid punt to force Sumner to drive nearly the length of the field in 30 seconds, if it wanted to claim the Sunset Bowl trophy for the second straight year. Following a BLHS punt that was partially blocked, Sumner wound up on the Bonney Lake 40 with 28 seconds left to perform a miracle finish that was nearly accomplished. In the end it was an incomplete pass in the end zone that gave BLHS the win. “Two years, two fantastic football games. I don’t think the followers of this great series could have asked for anything more,� said Sumner mentor Keith Ross, following the nonleague setback that left his squad 1-1 going into league action with Fife. The two will kick off at 7 p.m. Friday at Sunset Chev Stadium. Bonney Lake, now 2-0, will visit Timberline High at 7 p.m. Friday.
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Bonney Lake’s volleyball team is apparently the best kept secret on the Plateau. After taking its dynamic dig, set and spike show on the road to play Class 4A Tahoma on the Bears’ home court and dispatching the vaunted THS squad in three straight matches, the potent Panthers pushed their overall mark to 3-0 and the SPSL 3A schedule is not yet under way. Over the course of three contests with Sumner, Auburn and Tahoma, senior Panther Danielle Norton had 18 kills, 45 digs and 16 aces. Against Tahoma alone Norton’s cohort, Ashtyn Bagby had no less than 23 assists. In its three outings, Bonney Lake lost one set, the third game in its four-set match with Auburn, in which it finally got a taste of defeat even though it was only a nibble, with BLHS being trimmed 29-27 to force the match to BLHS’s initial extra set of the season. Bonney Lake has participated in its sole action of the week, hosting Shelton Monday, with the results of that match coming too late to report here. Bonney Lake rolls out the red carpet for Spanaway Lake Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. and hosts its premiere SPSL 3A match of the campaign against Lakes Sept. 22 at 7:15 p.m.
The Bonney Lake High girls opened the soccer season in exciting fashion, ringing up a 2-1 victory Thursday night over district rival Sumner. The Panther goals came in a short span, beginning with an Alicia Bowman goal in the 31st minute, courtesy of an assist by Karissa Burnett. In the 34th minute, Andrea Bowman registered an unassisted tally that proved to be the game winner.
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The Sumner High volleyball squad’s 2011 campaign got off to an inauspicious beginning, as it lost to intraschool district rival Bonney Lake 25-16, 25-12 and 25-15, then dropped its initial SPSL 2A match when it visited a vastly improved Franklin Pierce contingent, suffering defeat in that outing in four sets, winning the first 25-13, then dropping three straight 25-21, 25-12 and 25-17. Statistically, individual highlights included SHS’s outstanding senior, setter Sara Heuett registering 20 assists, 16 digs and three blocks against Franklin Pierce. Additionally, junior Spartan libero Kendall Jamison managed a dozen digs against Bonney Lake. After clashing with Clover Park on the road Tuesday, with the results of that match arriving too late to report here, the purple and gold will host Fife at 7:15 p.m. Thursday, then visit Washington Tuesday, also at 7:15 p.m.
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An veteran bunch of male harriers from Sumner overcame the mismatch in classification between their Class 2A and the Class 3A Bonney Lake group of runners in nonleague, intradistrict cross country action, caging the Panthers 21-36. Five out of the initial seven finishers wore purple jerseys as Coltin Tanner snapped the finish line twine by completing the 2.43-mile course with a clocking of 13 minutes, 52 seconds, immediately followed by Arturo Perez, Cory Brandt, Shaun LaVigne and Reid Selmer. On the girl’s side, everything was reversed, as the Panther joggers prevailed.
The female tandem of junior juggernauts Sierra Espinal and Marie Wilson crossed the termination point of the course in unison as Espinal set the pace for the girls with a time of 16:13, but Wilson was right on her heels, leaning across the stripe only 12 seconds later. With Espinal and Wilson finishing one and two, Bonney Lake’s girls registered a 24-34 victory. Panther Hope Dickson finished with a time of 18:21, good enough for a fifth-place slot. Sumner runners will join Fife Sept. 22 at 4:30 p.m. on the Spanaway Lake Golf course for the opening three way SPSL 2A event, being hosting by Washington. Bonney Lake will travel to Enumclaw’s Nolte State Park.
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The Sumner Spartan girls soccer team found itself with a 1-1 record following a tandem of nonleague tilts against Enumclaw and Bonney Lake. The Spartan booters got their 2011 campaign off to a rousing start Sept. 6 by trimming Enumclaw 2-1. Junior forward and 2010’s SPSL 2A Most Valuable Player Kaylie Rozell drew first blood against the Hornets. Spartan senior captain and mid/centerfielder Megan Fenton added the insurance tally in the closing minutes of the second half to break the 1-1 deadlock. Thursday’s encounter was against
Sumner School District foe Bonney Lake and, despite a hard-fought battle against the skilled Panthers – last year’s state 3A runner-up – SHS could not quite pull it off. Rozell had Sumner’s solitary goal, but the purple and gold ultimately suffered a 2-1 setback. League play began Tuesday, a home game against White River at Sunset Chev Stadium. The Spartans’ next challenge comes at 7 p.m. Thursday against Eatonville, again at Sunset Chev Stadium. To comment on this story, view it online at www.courierherald.com. Reach John Leggett at jleggett@courierherald.com or 360-825-2555 ext. 5054.
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breaststroke in a 1:13.61. Alicia Ditty, Huynh, Munger and Hendricks qualified in the 200 medley relay. District qualifiers include Kallan Gustafson and Huynh in the 200 freestyle; Ditty in the 200 individual medley and 100 backstroke; Gustafson in the 100 butterfly; and the relay team of Ditty, Makenna Roberts, Elizabeth Kressler and Gustafson in the 200 freestyle. Munger, Gustafson,
Huynh and Hendricks, just missed the state cut in the 400 freestyle relay, but accomplished a districtqualifying time. “We started the season off well and I’m excited to see (the girls) really step up against Enumclaw on Tuesday,� SHS coach Dana Powers said. Scores of the team’s nonleague meet against Enumclaw Tuesday will be available online. The team opens the league season at Fife Thursday.
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The Bonney Lake boys tennis team season started off a bit rocky, but the Panthers bounced back with a win in their second match to level their record at 1-1. The season got started Sept. 7 with a 4-1 loss to Lakes. The lone Bonney Lake win came from second singles player Brody Fitzsimmons, who won his
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The Sumner boys tennis season got off to a great start with a 5-0 victory at Fife. Sumner players dropped the first set in first singles, first doubles and second doubles before battling their way back in what Coach Chris Heacox called a “really good win for our first match.� Zak Landers, at No. 1, dropped the first set 5-7 and then fell behind 4-1 in the second set before rallying to win five straight games and take the set. He picked up the victory for the Spartans in a third set tiebreaker that was played to 10 because the outcome of the overall match had already been decided by the time the No. 1 guys reached their third set. Second singles player Brandon Walsh had it easier in his match, winning 6-4, 6-3. The No 1 doubles team of Will Mortell and Alex Landes dropped their first set 6-4 before coming back to win the next two 6-4, 6-0. The No. 2 doubles team of Scott Brown and Nathan Santo Domingo also rallied after losing the first set to win 1-6, 6-4, 6-0.
The Bonney Lake golf teams shared victory and defeat after meeting with Lakes and Enumclaw high schools. The Panthers’ girls golf team tore up Oakbrook Golf and Country Club’s course, winning out over Lakes 116-55. Junior Desirae Hazelwood was the medalist with the low stroke count of 44, and was awarded 28 points. But at the home game against top-ranked Enumclaw, the girls lost 137-125. The medalist for that match was the Hornets’ Tiffany Wilkening. The boys team’s 52-39 victory against Lakes was made sweeter after a winless 2010 season. Senior Josh Journey was the medalist, with 40 strokes and 14 points. The subsequent Thursday’s 87-60 loss to Enumclaw was disappointing, Rushton said, but the boys nevertheless exceeded the 52 point goal set for themselves. The golfers teed off against Peninsula Tuesday, scores online. A home match against Auburn Mountainview is scheduled for Thursday.
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Buckley area house for sale by owner on a one acre lot with its own well. 2800+ SF, 990 SF three car garage. RV or boat pad with hot/cold water and electric. 3 or 4 bedrooms or office. Stamped and colored front porch. Large tiled master bath with comfort height toilet. Large walk in closet off master bath. Master bedroom with sliding glass doors lead to a large concrete deck wired for a hot tub. Main bath with 2 sinks. ½ bath with comfort height toilet. Large kitchen with SS appliances. Granite tile with deep sinks. Wine bar with access for wine refrigerator. Super nice laundry room. All kitchenlaundry- bath floors are Armstrong Alterna. Hardwood floors in formal dining room, office and all hallways. Living room with gas fireplace. TV recess above fireplace. Stereo speakers installed in ceiling. Fire/burglar alarm on its own cell system is active. This home is being offered at $399,500
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525792
Well maintained and updated 3 bed 1.5 bath home on 1/2 acre lot. Open & flowing floor plan. Family room off the kitchen w/ extraordinary cast iron free standing wood stove. Living room w/brick hearth fire place, plumbed for a wood stove. 1 bed on the main floor & 1/2 bath could be converted back into a full, w/2 huge rooms up. Remodeled main bath w/new vanity & tile tub surround. Vinyl windows. Utility Room. Plenty of space for RV parking. Large detached garden shed. Fresh exterior paint. MLS 263865
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$197,500
Meticulously maintained and move in ready, 2 bedroom, 1.75 bath, Rambler condo in Foothills Ridge. Master bedroom w/private bath & walk-in closet. Ample kitchen w/eating area & built in desk. Vaulted living room & eating area. Tile entry & updated carpets. Newer furnace & hot water heater. Forced air natural gas w/A/C. Large concrete patio area. 2-car, assigned covered parking with lockable storage just a few steps from your front door. Exterior maintenance & landscaping covered for easy living. MLS 266421
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$13,895
$15,995
ONE ONLY AT THIS PRICE! #C11031 VIN#1C3BC1FB2BN594471
MSRP 30,685 ECJDR DISCOUNT -1797 CUSTOMER CASH -2500 EVERYONE QUALIFIES FOR PRICE 26,388 ADDITIONAL REBATES YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR TOWN & COUNTRY TDM -500 UNASSIGNED OWNERS TDM -500 WEST CONQUEST CASH -1000 TRADE UP BONUS CASH -1500 MILITARY CASH -500
2011 RAM 1500
MAINSTREET
MSRP 21,995 ECJDR DISCOUNT -500 CUSTOMER CASH -2500 EVERYONE QUALIFIES FOR PRICE 18,995 ADDITIONAL REBATES YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR WEST BUS CONQUEST CASH -1000 TRADE UP BONUS CASH -1500 MILITARY CASH -500
2011 CHRYSLER
2011 DODGE CALIBER
or
0U%pAtPoR
o. 60 m
MSRP 18,455 ECJDR DISCOUNT -460 CUSTOMER CASH -1500 EVERYONE QUALIFIES FOR PRICE 16,495 ADDITIONAL REBATES YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR WEST CONQUEST CASH -1000 UNASSIGNED OWNERS TDM DODGE OWNER AUTO WEEK TDM
TRADE UP BONUS CASH MILITARY CASH
-500 -500
-1500 -500
$12,495
ONE ONLY AT THIS PRICE! #D11232 VIN#3D41PG4FB9BT504128
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REGULAR CAB
or
0U%pAtPoR
o. 60 m
MSRP 24,325 ECJDR DISCOUNT -2187 CUSTOMER CASH -2250 ALLY FINANCIAL REBATE -1000 EVERYONE QUALIFIES FOR PRICE 18,888 ADDITIONAL REBATES YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR WEST CONQUEST CASH -1000 TRADE UP BONUS CASH -1500 MILITARY CASH -500
ONE ONLY AT THIS PRICE! #D11165 VIN#3D7JB1BG605124
$15,888
2011 JEEP WRANGLER 2011 DODGE JOURNEY 2011 RAM 1500 4X4 EXPRESS
MSRP ECJDR DISCOUNT CUSTOMER CASH
22,795 -1000 -1000
%APR EVERYONE QUALIFIES FOR PRICE 20,795 o ADDITIONAL REBATES YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR Up t o. WEST CONQUEST CASH -1000 -1500 60 m TRADE UP BONUS CASH
0
MILITARY CASH
ONE ONLY AT THIS PRICE! #J11149 VIN#1J4AA2D1XBL521366
-500
$17,795
or
%APR o Up t o. 60 m
0
MSRP 22,995 ECJDR DISCOUNT -1000 CUSTOMER CASH -2750 EVERYONE QUALIFIES FOR PRICE 18,445 ADDITIONAL REBATES YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR UNASSIGNED OWNERS TDM DODGE OWNER AUTO WEEK TDM
TRADE UP BONUS CASH MILITARY CASH
ONE ONLY AT THIS PRICE! #D11243 VIN#3D4PG4FB9BT504128
-500 -500
-1500 -500
$15,445
QUAD CAB
or
%APR o Up t o. 60 m
0
MSRP 31,240 ECJDR DISCOUNT -3102 CUSTOMER CASH -5250 ALLY FINANCIAL -1000 EVERYONE QUALIFIES FOR PRICE 21,388 ADDITIONAL REBATES YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR UNASSIGNED OWNERS TDM
WEST CONQUEST CASH TRADE UP BONUS CASH MILITARY CASH
ONE ONLY AT THIS PRICE! #D11026 VIN#1D7RV1GP3BS542739
-500
-1000 -1500 -500
$18,388
2011 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 2011 DODGE CHARGER SE 2011 RAM 3500 4X4 CREW CAB
or
MSRP ECJDR DISCOUNT
32,995 -1107
CUSTOMER CASH
-2000
% EVERYONE QUALIFIES FOR PRICE 29,888 REBATES YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR 1.R9up to ADDITIONAL WEST CONQUEST CASH -1000
AP mo. 60
TRADE UP BONUS CASH MILITARY CASH
ONE ONLY AT THIS PRICE! #J11161 VIN#1J4RR4GG0BC591319
-1500 -500
$26,888
or
MSRP ECJDR DISCOUNT
25,995 -2187
CUSTOMER CASH
-2000
% EVERYONE QUALIFIES FOR PRICE 21,808 ADDITIONAL REBATES YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR -500 p u to UNASSIGNED OWNERS TDM R P -500 A o. DODGE OWNER AUTO WEEK TDM -1500 60 m TRADE UP BONUS CASH
2.9
MILITARY CASH
ONE ONLY AT THIS PRICE! #D11137 VIN#2B3CL3CGXBH527607
-500
$18,808
or
%APR o Up t o. 60 m
0
MSRP 51,750 ECJDR DISCOUNT -5362 CUSTOMER CASH -4000 ALLY FINANCIAL -1000 EVERYONE QUALIFIES FOR PRICE 41,388 ADDITIONAL REBATES YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR UNASSIGNED OWNERS TDM -500 WEST CONQUEST CASH -1000 TRADE UP BONUS CASH -1500 MILITARY CASH -500
ONE ONLY AT THIS PRICE! #D11057 VIN#3D73Y3CL7BG543508
$37,888
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