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New faces will be seen on Sumner’s city council and Sumner School District’s Board of Directors. Election results are not technically final until certification on Nov. 29, but the picture of the results becomes more accurate every day as further vote counts are released by the Pierce County Auditor’s office.
The city council saw the victories of challenger Nancy Dumas against incumbent Jon Swanson, incumbent Curt Brown against challenger Melony Kirkish and challenger Mike LeMaster against challenger Joe Gerace. Deputy Mayor Cindi Hochstatter was also on the ballot, but ran and won unopposed. Dumas won with almost 58 percent of the vote in a contest
Bonney Lake results inside 4See page 8 for results of the Bonney Lake City Council race. totaling 2,336 votes so far. Brown won with more than 65 percent of the vote in a race totaling 2,308 votes so far. “I’m very pleased with the election’s outcome,� Brown
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Woman killed after shootout with cops By Daniel Nash Staff Writer
A woman died in the aftermath of a confrontation with Pierce County Sheriff’s deputies and a Bonney Lake police officer that turned deadly when she drew and fired a gun Sunday. The woman, 38-year-old Seatac resident Holly Crahay, was reportedly seen Sunday, before 3 p.m., driving recklessly in a shopping center parking lot near 196th Avenue East. Her car was pursued
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Sumner’s downtown merchants hosted the annual Hometown Holiday event, offering store open houses and recreations of Norman Rockwell Americana. Actors from Act 1 Theatre Productions (formerly Ascension Theatre Productions) portrayed the subjects of Rockwellian paintings in various windows around the historic downtown stretch. Above, Santa Claus sits inside Country Store Antiques. At right, Rosie the Riveter kept a flexed muscle from noon to 4 p.m. Individual stores offered specials for customers, ranging from sales to gifts to vendor presentations.
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The congregation of Sumner Presbyterian Church voted Sunday to leave the national Presbyterian Church because of changes to the denomination’s constitution designed to allow non-celibate homosexuals into the clergy and lay leadership. The Sumner congregation voted in favor of secession by a margin of 90 percent, with 6 percent voting against and 4 percent undecided, Executive Pastor
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Bonney Lake Veterans Memorial location locked down in memo of understanding By Brian Beckley
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Plans for renaming part of Sumner-Buckley Highway in time for Veterans Day may have fallen by the wayside due to an unexpected backlash from longtime residents and businesses along the road, but many members of the city council still support the move. “I still think the name needs to change,� said Councilmember Mark Hamilton during a brief discussion at the council’s Nov. 1 workshop. Hamilton was at the fore of the issue earlier this year when he proposed renaming the section of roadway in honor of the city’s veterans and first responders. Hamilton said he was spurred by the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and the anniversary of the start of the War in Afghanistan the following month. But business owners along the street balked at the
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With Veterans Day fresh on everyone’s mind, the city of Bonney Lake is moving a step closer to a permanent veterans memorial. The administration and the Greater Bonney Lake Veterans Memorial Society have agreed to a memo of understanding reserving land in the city’s downtown core for placement of a monument. The land is at the corner of state Route 410 and Main Street, across from the Justice Center. The intersection is set to be rebuilt as part of the mitigation efforts surrounding the construction of the Franciscan Medical Pavilion across the highway. Once the mitigation is complete, estimated to be spring 2013, construction of the memorial can begin. But in the meantime, the city has agreed to place a construction sign at the site announcing it as the future home of the memorial, presently designed as a small pedestrian area with an obelisk and a pair of flagpoles. “It’s a great first step,� Greater Bonney Lake Veterans Memorial Committee Chairman David Colbeth said of the memo. The committee was formed in 2007 and is dedicated to the construction of a memorial within Bonney Lake’s city limits. In February 2009, the committee received 501(c)3 status and began raising money to build a memorial. In January 2010, the group began to focus on working with the city to find a site, eventually choosing the triangle at the intersection as a preferred location in August. At the Oct. 25 city
ing efforts – now on the back burner – to rename a portion of Sumner Buckley Highway in honor of veterans said they need “permanency� for fundraising purposes. The city responded with the memo of understanding, which was signed by Colbeth and is expected to be signed by the mayor before heading to the city council for approval.
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Bonney Lake Elementary open house tonight OBITUARY Bonney Lake Elementary School is turning 50 years old this fall and to celebrate the district is throwing it a party. Superintendent Craig Spencer and the Sumner School District Board of Directors are inviting the public to celebrate Bonney Lake Viking’s 50th birthday at the recently-modernized Bonney Lake Elementary School, located at 18715 80th St. in Bonney Lake.
The official ribbon cutting and open house is scheduled for 4 p.m. today, Wednesday, to be followed by a dedication ceremony featuring a performance by the Viking choir at 5:30 p.m. The district is also looking for pictures from the past 50 years. “To commemorate the school’s 50th birthday, the school is creating a digital photo album,� said Principal Sandy Miller.
Anyone with photos from throughout Bonney Lake Elementary’s 50 years is encouraged to bring them to the celebration to be scanned for viewing later on the school Web page. Bonney Lake Elementary School is part of the 2007 capital projects bond: Promises Made, Promises Kept! This event is co-hosted by the BLE PTO.
PHYLLIS SAMBILA Phyllis Carla Sambila died Nov. 3, 2011, in Bonney Lake. She was the age of 79. She was born May 17, 1932, in Enumclaw to Carl and Alma Malatesta. She attended local schools and graduated from White River High in 1950. On Christmas Eve of 1951 she married Gary T. Sambila, also of Enumclaw. They have lived in Buckley since 1957. She was an active career woman who worked at Boeing, First National Bank of Enumclaw and as a medical receptionist at Enumclaw Medical Center, where she retired after 38 years. Most evenings she was found working in her gardens. She also enjoyed taking care of her grandchildren and attending sporting events and camping trips with her family. She is survived by her husband Gary T. Sambila; children Gary Ty Sambila and wife Bonnie of Buckley, Pamela Poste and husband Michael of Auburn, Wash., and Vint Turner and wife Laura of Glenns Ferry, Idaho; brother Houston Malatesta and wife Fay; sisters Lois Laush George and husband John of Enumclaw and Arlene Parkin of Black Diamond; 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by brother-in-law Larry Laush and nephew Cary Jay Laush. A memorial service took place Saturday, Nov. 12, at Weeks’ Funeral Home in Buckley. All are invited to sign the online guest book at www. weeksfuneralhomes.com.
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At mid-point, Bonney Lake budget holding the line Staff Writer
At the middle of Bonney Lake’s budget biennium, revenues are higher than expected and expenditures are lower than estimated for 2011, but city officials expect to dip into the city’s fund balance to keep things in balance next year. According to a budget presentation from City Administrator Don Morrison, city staff was able to make it through this year without using any of $400,000 of fund balance allotted for the year, but they are asking instead to
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use that money in 2012. “Department heads have continued to hold the line,” Morrison told the city council, adding that for 2012, “We’ve squeezed the operating budgets a little bit more.” The administration is asking for the use of $393,175 from the fund balance to keep the figures in line for next year, but Morrison said they are asking for the money “with the goal of not using any of it.” Morrison added that 2012 revenue figures were conservatively estimated and that if revenue comes in slightly higher than pre-
Councilmember Donn Lewis, himself an Air Force veteran, made the motion to table the name change after residents during a public comment section asked them to further consider what the change might mean. During the workshop, Lewis said he still supports the name change and agreed that he’d like the council to take a vote on the matter, stating that many
dicted next year, which they expect, then the money from the fund balance will not be necessary. Modifications for the council’s mid-biennium budget amendment include slightly reduced department budgets, trimmed supply and service budgets, a new $15,000 line item account for the city’s nuisance abatement ordinance and a new $20,000 budget line expenditure to offset an alarm contract adopted this year, though that money is expected to be offset by corresponding revenues. Other factors in the
of the concerns raised by residents - including the cost of changes and what it mean for businesses along the road - were issues the council had already discussed. Lewis also reminded the council that the name change was first proposed in 2008. “It’s not a new thing,” he said. The name change is not currently on the agenda for
mid-biennium amendment include a 2.8 percent cost of living increase for union employees, as negotiated, and a 1.5 percent increase for non-represented employees. Salary adjustments for the police guild are presently under negotiation and unavailable at this time. “It’s basically a carryover budget for the most part,” Morrison said. Outside of the general fund, the city’s utilities all remain in good shape, finishing 2011 in the black. “Next year’s budget doesn’t include any rate increases,” he said.
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Jazz Night Bonney Lake High School’s and Sumner High School’s bands perform tonight in the BLHS commons. 7 p.m.
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Bridge Lighting Scoot down to The Old Cannery tonight at 5 p.m. to watch the business light up the bridge and the night sky.
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Agency ruling kills jobs, wastes money By Rep. Cathy Dahlquist, Rep. Christopher Hurst and Sen. Pam Roach There’s no reason taxpayers should pay more for steel guardrails made in Texas - not when workers in Sumner already build a cheaper, safer wooden guardrail. Yet that’s what the state Department of Transportation is planning to do. Wooden guardrails manufactured by a local company in Sumner cost the state $20 to $22 per post. The steel guardrails cost the state $40 to $42 each and are mostly manufactured in Texas, Utah and Ohio. So, not only are we paying twice as much for the posts, we’re creating and sustaining other state’s jobs with Washington taxpayers’ money while our state’s unemployment is stuck at
9.3 percent. We saw the issue of purchasing outof-state bubble up again when the city of Tacoma hired a Canadian firm to rebuild its Web site when local companies could have done the Cathy Dahlquist work. When we buy from a local business, we get a quality product and hands-on service at a good price. We also get good jobs and stronger communities while generating local and state tax dollars. Our local businesses work hard to meet the needs of state agencies and take safety and quality to new levels to ensure Washington products are used on Washington projects. It’s good for everyone, however when we learned the transportation bureaucrats changed a policy that not only
Letters Representative’s education plans not what our kids need to succeed I was disappointed and disturbed by Cathy Dahlquist’s article (Courier-Herald, Nov. 2) on her approach to the education of children in our state. I feel it would deemphasize the importance of education in Washington. It seems to be a lot more about saving a buck than educating a child. One “solution� she offers is to use “technology-driven learning solutions.� Her desired result — “freeing teachers to help students who need more instruction.� She says technology in the classroom can “bring down costs.� The only way that can be true is if students are assigned a screen instead of a teacher. I have two wonderfully bright,
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hard-working children in elementary school and I don’t want them in front of a computer screen so that Rep. Dahlquist can save a few bucks. I want my children in the rich, human and interactive environment of an old-fashioned classroom with a real live, flesh-and-blood teacher leading instruction. Their continuing eduction should not be sacrificed or slowed because they meet any standard. They should not be relegated to sit in front of a machine because they are not below a standard. They should continue to be challenged and receive all the benefits of a real live teacher. Ms. Dahlquist also touts the “solution� of “rewarding� teachers based on student performance. I’ve read more than a few articles indicating that this has not worked in multiple other states where it has been tried and the approach is ultimately abandoned. Maybe teachers aren’t in need of additional motivation. Maybe they are in need
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they will be substituted for steel posts. Beyond cost, there’s the issue of safety. One of the benefits of using wood guardrails is that the material has some give. If a car hits it, the wooden posts buffer some of the force. That saves lives. Steel, on the other hand, is unyielding, and can turn what would have been serious accident with wooden posts, into a fatal wreck. Our local, independently-operated businesses are being hurt by this policy. When discussions surrounding purchasing new
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ferries for our state’s marine highways, the Legislature stood by the mandate that all new ferries be built in Washington state. The argument Washington State Ferries used was the policy was in place to save local jobs, take care of local employers and that products manufactured in Washington are second to none. We believe this same policy should be used as it relates to state purchasing. We must first look at home and take care of our own. When state agencies buy locally, it keeps people employed, generates tax revenue for state and local government and gives us the assurance that the company stands
behind their product. Our road products are that company’s business card, so to speak. This new steel guardrail policy may be in place now, but you can bet the debate is far from over. We’ll bring this issue up in the House and Senate to try to save those jobs in Sumner. If taxpayers get safer roads, better value and people keep their jobs, it’s a win for all of us. Rep. Dahlquist, Rep. Hurst and Sen. Roach represent the 31st Legislative District.
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leading 2,484 - 1,042, or 70.45 percent to 29.55 percent. Minton-Davis. after her first campaign for elected office, said she was excited to get started on the city council and said she looks forward to continuing work on the city’s cultural resource plan, which the planning commission has been grappling with this fall. “I’m anxious to get started and just have to wait until January,� she said.
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said, thanking the citizens of Sumner. “I will do my best to as the city grows to proceed with caution and preserve the community we have come to appreciate.� LeMaster won with more than 72 percent of the vote in a race of 2,254 votes counted thus far. “I am thankful to everyone for their support and encouragement during the campaign,� LeMaster said. “I am looking forward to serving the people of Sumner with honor
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and integrity.� Both contested school board races will see newcomers to the district’s legislative body. Paul Bucich is ahead of incumbent Jeff DeMarre by more than 51 percent in a race of 9,111 votes. Casey Chamberlain has apparently won against co-challenger Ron Weigelt by just less than 59 percent of the vote in a 9,095-vote race. 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.
Dahlstrom, who has been active in city politics for years, said she will continue to remain active and maintain the email newsletter she sends out to subscribers and added that she thinks she still might be the winner of this race because she does not have all of the paperwork and meetings and can continue her activism. Through an email, Dahlstrom also thanked her supporters and those who helped her through out her campaign. chairmen of the council’s finance committee, said he likes that the administration is controlling costs as much as they can, but would prefer they didn’t dig quite so deep into the fund balance, but said he
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Those planning to cut a Christmas tree in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest this year may want to do it before the snow falls in the high country. Permits to cut trees are now on sale and will be available until Dec. 24. Unlike past years, the Forest Service will not plow Forest Service roads 7010 and 75 on the Highway 410
corridor. “Providing motor vehicle access to the high country can be difficult because of large elevation gains of 2,000 to 5,000 feet and quickly-changing weather conditions on steep, singlelane gravel roads,� said Jim Franzel, district ranger for the Snoqualmie Ranger District. He said there isn’t enough funding to plow and monitor road conditions. Additionally, the noble and silver fir second growth stands that have supported the Christmas tree harvests now exceed the maximum allowable 20 feet. Locally, permits are available at the Enumclaw ranger station, 450 Roosevelt Ave. The phone number for the office is 360-8256585.Permits also are being sold at stations in SedroWoolley, Darrington, Granite Falls, Skykomish, Lynnwood and Seattle.
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likes current estimate of $400,000 over the two years better than the original $600,000 budgeted. “It’s better than it was, by far,� Swatman said, adding that staff did an “excellent job� controlling costs this year. Swatman also said if expenditures continue to outpace revenues, the city must consider reducing services instead of continuing to dip into the fund balance. “We have to do less with less,� he said. “There’s less.� Swatman said he expects the council to pass the mid-biennium amendment when it takes up the issue Dec. 13. To comment on this story view it online at www. blscourierherald. Reach Brian Beckley at bbeckley@ courierherald.com or 360825-2555, ext. 5058
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Dear Neighbor, Imagine waking up in the middle of the night and smelling smoke. Fear. Then imagine realizing that there was no way out of your burning home and that these would be the last minutes of your life. Unimaginable terror and panic, followed by a horrible death. What if this was no tragic accident, what if the fire was set by gang members just to send a message? That’s not a hypothetical. That nightmare was real for a little boy named Mariano and his brother, Ricardo. Ricardo was six years old. Mariano was four. He’ll never go to kindergarten, never graduate from high school or go to college. Never get married and have children of his own. At the brothers’ funeral on August 4, a gang member pulled up, fired a semi-automatic weapon, and then sped off. Welcome to the world of gang violence in Washington State. Violent crime -- nationwide and here in our state -- has declined dramatically in the last two decades. The one exception, according to the FBI and local police, is gang violence. Gangs are becoming more murderous by the day. Gang violence has increased dramatically in the last seven years here in our state. Police and prosecutors have tried to respond. Lawmakers and judges and community groups -- we’ve all noticed and tried to fight back against gang violence. Yet it may be time to say this: We are losing the battle against criminal street gangs, and unless we reset our thinking and alter our course, things are about to get a lot worse. This is not to say that the fundamental principles of prevention, intervention, and suppression are not sound concepts. We should try to keep kids from joining gangs, get them out of gangs once they’ve joined, or incarcerate them when they commit violent crimes. However, these strategies are failing for two simple and easily correctable reasons. Prevention and intervention efforts are failing because gang members control many streets and some communities, and everyone knows it. They control the streets because hardened gang members from California are flooding to Washington State because civil gang injunctions in California are turning those streets back over to law abiding citizens. Our state has no such protections, giving gang members the opportunity to pillage neighborhoods at will. This nullifies our prevention and intervention efforts. Ten years ago violent criminal street gangs in California held communities in a state of perpetual fear and intimidation. California enacted civil gang injunctions because nothing else was working. The results were staggering. Some communities, like Riverside County, saw as much as a 50% drop in homicides and gang shootings within as little as a year. Early data showed gang crime in areas of Los Angeles dropping by a quarter or a third. San Juan Capistrano saw gang violence drop by 85%. In February of 2002, a Los Angeles grand jury report concluded that gang injunctions throughout the greater Los Angeles area had already reduced gang violence in various areas by 7% to 50%. But here’s the crazy part: civil gang injunctions don’t put gang members in prison. They don’t even put them in jail. As difficult as it may be to believe, a civil gang injunction is simply an order from the court directing an individual gang member to stop engaging in gang activity, and if they fail to do so, that gang member will find themselves in contempt of the court order and facing the judge to explain why. Aside from being a state representative, I spent 25 years as a commissioned law enforcement officer, ending my career as the Commander of a 15-city Homicide and Violent Crimes Task Force. Recently, several detectives in departments around the Puget Sound region informed me that gang members are saying that they moved to Washington State for one simple reason: California has civil gang injunctions and Washington doesn’t. Other states throughout the country are enacting civil gang injunctions and having the same astonishing results. Declining gang membership. A reduction in drive-by shootings. Fewer funerals for young kids. Communities are getting their streets back. When citizens get their streets back, gang prevention and intervention programs work. Communities are healed and people feel safe. This isn’t a new issue to the Washington legislature. The House of Representatives passed civil gang injunctions, only to see the proposal die in the Senate. A small but vocal minority of civil libertarians continue to oppose civil gang injunctions as a preventative measure, in favor of waiting until a gang member actually shoots or kills someone before intervening. This makes about as much sense as avoiding exercise until you’ve had a heart attack to prevent heart disease. The choice is simple; we can continue our current failed strategy of sending gang members to prison after they’ve murdered someone, or we can use court injunctions to direct gang members to change their behavior and empower citizens to take their communities and streets back. Christopher Hurst State Representative, 31st Legislative District
Representative Christopher Hurst of Enumclaw is serving his 9th year in the legislature, is Chairman of the House Public Satefy Committee and spent 25 years in police work as a Police Detective and Commander of a 15-city Homicide/Violent Crimes Task Force.
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The first estimate on the leakage at the city of Bonney Lake’s peaking storage tanks show the $6 million storage facility is leaking at a rate nearly three times the design estimate. According to Public Works Director Dan Grigsby, tests show the tank leaking at a rate of approximately 10 gallons per minute, or approximately 14,400 gallons per day. The tank design anticipated a leak of 3.4 gallons per minute and preliminary tests upon construction completion showed a loss of about 1.9 gallons per minute. Grigsby said the preliminary estimates were reached by monitoring the tank level over a course of time and calculating the level decline. There are no metered flows to monitor, only the level indicator. There is also no visible external leakage at the tank, just some water at the surface of a ditch near the tank that has shown slight chlorine residual. Grigsby said the numbers indicate to him that some of the joint material may have become dislodged or is not working properly. The 15 million gallon tank was opened in Oct. 2007 and is designed to hold water for times when the draw on the city’s water system is more than the wells can produce, which Grigsby said happens approximately three weekends per year in the summer. Because the tank is made of concrete, as opposed to steel, some leakage was expected, but officials have recently noticed water seemed to be disappearing faster than expected. The city council this past month approved a contract to clean and repair the city’s water tanks, including the peaking storage facility. Divers will enter the tank through a hatch in the top and inspect the entire 60,000-square-foot footprint and then use a dye to follow any leaks that may be in the tank.
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As a parent, you want the best for your child – good grades, good looks,popularity and happiness. You also want to protect your child from health risks like high blood pressure and high cholesterol, as well as from the ridicule of other children. Before putting your child on a diet, stop and consider why he or she might be overweight and what effects the diet will have. An overweight child may be judged as lazy or undisciplined, but this is rarely true. Many factors can contribute to obesity. One is genetics – children with overweight parents tend to be overweight. Another is lifestyle – with TV and video games, children get less exercise then they need. Finally, children may eat in response to feelings of anger, pain or loneliness. The pleasure of food may unconsciously replace that extra dose of care, attention or approval for which they hunger. Few parents realize that by putting a child on a diet, they are sending a very negative message. It is frightening to be denied food. Children may feel shame for
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not having “lived up� to the expectations of their parents. Most parent-imposed diets simply do not work. Children are experts at sneaking food or finding other sources, like a friend. Even a guilty parent sometimes provides the snacks. In the long term, the effort that children put into getting food may cause them to become even more focused on eating. So what can you do? First, discuss your child’s weight with his or her doctor. Providing there is no underlying medical reason for the excess weight, try these positive steps toward healthy eating habits: Emphasize regular mealtimes. Try limiting your child’s eating to breakfast, lunch, dinner and an afternoon snack. Allow him or her to eat as much as they want of the food you provide. Make the food taste good and nutritious. Most children learn to stop eating when they are no longer hungry. Make mealtimes enjoyable. Avoid commenting on your child’s eating habits and do not spoil family mealtimes with family disputes. Be sure your own eating habits set a good example for your children.
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Respect is the key to successful caregiving Hopefully, everyone who reads my column knows very well that we are an aging society. People are living longer than ever, Baby Boomers are growing older and becoming seniors, folks are living to be 100-plus and families have been having fewer children the past few generations. This places a greater burden on family caregivers who are essential in the care structure for seniors in our country. A recent webinar sponsored by The National Council on the Aging and Jobyna Nickum CareSource Columnist focused on family caregiving research. Nearly 60 percent of all family members who provide care for an aging relative also are in the workforce. Nearly 40 percent of caregivers are men. The average age of a family caregiver is 47. Most caregivers provide unpaid care to a parent or grandparent. Caregiving costs United States employers between $17.1 billion and $33.6 billion in lost productivity annually. 19% of caregivers stated they made job-related changes due to unpaid family caregiving for a parent (early retirement, leaving work entirely, moved to part-time employment). Providing care for a parent can be physically and emotionally demanding. Careproviders often put off taking care of their own health. For those with “younger” senior parents – they may find themselves in the “Sandwich Generation,” struggling to juggle the schedules of children/teenagers at home and an ailing parent’s medical appointments, paperwork and other needs. I have been working in the aging field for 30 years. In that time, I have seen adult children caring for aging parents who do amazing, incredible things. Just as parents will turn their lives inside out and upside down for their children – so will an adult child when caring for their parents and grandparents. But nothing makes me angrier than when someone says they are “parenting their parent.” No, you are not. Our parents are deserving of respect and dignity and they are not children. Even when they are incontinent due to physical changes, or can become confused and disoriented due to Alzheimer’s Disease. “When a parent grows frail, roles shift uncomfortably and both parent and child
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Feast to your heart’s content By Brian Beckley Staff Writer
The Thanksgiving and Christmas feasts at the Bonney Lake Senior Center are usually among the most festive - and most crowded days of the year. Between the hundreds of seniors and the dozens of volunteers, things can get pretty tight, pushing the limits of how many many tables the senior center can hold as well as safety regulations. “In the past we’ve had to turn people away,” said Senior Center Executive Director Sue Hilberg. “The safety factor was a big one for me.” So this year, instead of a single meal, the center is spreading both holidays
Bonney Lake over two days, with servings limited to 70 each day. Thanksgiving is scheduled for Thursday and Friday at 11:30 a.m. with the Christmas feast set for Dec. 15 and 16. Hilberg said the Thanksgiving meal will be paid for by donations from the community, but seniors are asked to bring a donation to the Bonney Lake Food Bank. The Bonney Lake High School Jazz Choir is scheduled to provide entertainment for Thanksgiving. As of Friday, Thursday’s meal is sold out and Friday was getting close. The Chrsitmas meal is being paid for and served
completely by members of the Bonney Lake Lions Club and the Bonney Lake High School Leo club. Hilberg said the band Icicle River is scheduled to perform Dec. 15 and members of the Leo Club will be singing as well as serving the following day. Both events require registration in the bonder at the senior center. For more information call 253-863-7658. The Bonney Lake Senior Center is located at 19304 Bonney Lake Blvd. Comment online at blscourierherald.com. Reach Brian Beckley at bbeckley@ courierherald.com or 360825-2555, ext. 5058
Sumner By Daniel Nash Staff Writer
Sumner Senior Center will have feasts of its own, Thanksgiving and Christmas. The Thanksgiving party will take place Nov. 23. The Christmas Party will take place Dec. 23. In the interim, you can check out the center’s holiday bazaar on Dec. 3, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. The bazaar offers a chance for buyers and sellers of handcrafted goods to connect. Merchants must rent a booth for displaying their wares. Rent is $5 for half a table, $10 for a full table. Sumner Senior Center is located at 15506 62nd St. Ct. E.
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CAREGIVING FROM 12 become a bit unsure about how to behave. Who is in charge? When should you intervene? Are you the parent now? It is a common remark, and a thought that is hard to avoid, especially if you are changing diapers, tying shoelaces, or helping your parent walk. But regardless of circumstances, the answer is a flat-out NO‌ If your parent is no longer able to care for himself/herself, you may have new responsibilities, ones that may resemble those of parents. But your parent always will be your parent, and you will always be his/her child. Go ahead and use some of the same tricks that help in parenting – diversions to get her onto a new subject or crib sheets for incontinence. For your parent, it is dehumanizing to be treated or spoken to as a child. No matter how disease and age may have altered your mother’s body or mind, no matter how much or how little she can do or think for herself, and no matter how much you are doing for her, she is an adult and deserves to be treated as one. She has a
lifetime of experience and a wealth of time-tested opinions. She has earned her autonomy and pride. For you, reversing the roles will only lead to dead ends and frustration. After all, children grow and learn and (usually) do what their parents tell them to do. If you try to parent your parent as you do a child, without perceiving the vast differences in the two situations, you will make things harder for yourself. You will beat yourself up wondering why you are having such trouble with the task and you will be angry with your parent for not behaving like a child. Why doesn’t he listen and do what I say? If you can behave as an adult and treat your parent as an adult, both of you will fare better� (quoted from, “How To Care for Aging Parents,� by Virginia Morris, 1996). While there are a lot of stresses that come from caregiving – the list could fill this newspaper (and fill entire books) – caregiving has its benefits. Believe it or not, while we as Americans – and this generation have a fancy name for it, “caregiving� – it is just what people have done for all of life: take care of one another.
For my sister, myself and our families, caring for our mother after her stroke was many things – physically demanding, heartbreaking, expensive, but, filled with moments of joy, love, quiet companionship, sharing. The little ones learned how to put on wheelchair legs, how to operate hospital beds, how to talk to her right side, because she didn’t see on her left side. It just became part of our family life; not because G-G Ma was “sick,� just because this was how she was, and their great-grandmother never missed a family event, school play, baby shower, baseball game or outing to the Puyallup Fair. The younger generation in my family is not frightened by wrinkles, wheelchairs or old age. They understand the life cycle and that someday their grandparents will be “old� and then their parents, and then themselves. We are good with this. It is what it is. Caregiving is giving care to those we love, when they need it most. There are resources available to help you and your family, in this busy time we live in while you are trying to do your best in doing that.
The Riddle of the Sphinx What starts off in the morning walking on four legs, walks on two in the afternoon, and three in the evening? The answer is us. Embedded in this riddle is the understanding of an important aspect of aging. In the morning and afternoon – infancy and adulthood – we move on that with which we were born. But at night – in old age- our third “leg� is symbolized by a cane. The cane represents external support. Canes are created by human handiwork. The riddle demonstrates how, through the ages, it’s expected that we receive help in our later years. You are part of your parent’s cane. Along with siblings, medical professionals, social workers and lawyers, your care contributes to your parent’s third leg. When you telephone daily, do the grocery shopping, arrange for day care, or all of these things, you’re strengthening your parent’s cane. You also demonstrate to those around you how they can assist you in the evening of your life. From “Gifts from the Heart, Meditations on Caring for Aging Parents,� by Bonnie Goldberg and Geo Kendall, 1997.
All-female Senior Board elected By Brian Beckley Staff Writer
For the first time in recent memory, every position on the Bonney Lake Senior Center Advisory Board in 2012 will be filled by women. In elections this past week at the senior center, Dorothy Dominguez was elected president of the board for next year. Dominguez was elected vice-president in 2011 and moved up to the role of president when Dennis Lynch was forced to step away to care for a family member. Sherry Creson was elected Vice President for 2012 with Anita Chandler elected secretary and Milda Hadaway elected treasurer. The membership also elected the following five general board memebers: Mary Russell, Nell Snodgrass, Leota Musgrave, Nadine Willadson and Judy
Swain. Nominations were taken from board members as well as from the general membership and then all members cast ballots on the final positions. The Senior Center Advisory Board decides how best to raise an appropriate funds, which are mostly collected through the center’s weekly bingo games. Senior Center Director Sue Hilberg said the membership raises between $10,000 and $15,000 each year. The board decides the best way to appropriate the money to best serve the membership and support the services at the center, including subsidizing foot care for the seniors, paying instructors for classes and picking up the tab for some activities. Each position on the board is a one-year term.
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Much of the City owned Public Works infrastructure is underground including sewer, water, and stormwater lines. The City’s water system, unlike its sewer and stormwater systems exists well outside the city limits extending up to Lakeland Hills and around Lake Tapps. These “wet utilities� occasionally break and wear out just like any other facility and need to be periodically repaired or replaced periodically. The water system is out of sight; but, it is not out of mind for the Public Works crew responsible for maintaining it. This City is committed to maintaining a reliable and healthy water distribution system. The utility also seek to improve water services. One example is the work being done in the Hidden View sub-division. Historically, the water lines and services in this area have leaked causing repeated repairs that resulted in service disruptions and road closures. The crew is replacing each of these services, a few each week, with more reliable lines and fixtures. These services are being backfilled with gravel replacing the large rocks that were crimping and damaging the old polyurethane lines. While this does cause some disruption of water and traffic in the short run, the long term benefit will be less future disruptions and more dependable water service to the homes in this subdivision. The core City water crew includes Joe Lovett, Brent Lewis, Tim Johnson, and Shaun McKesson. „
More than 50 “plungers� jumped into Lake Tapps at the Allan Yorke Park boat launch on Saturday October 27th. The event raised over $7,500 for Exodus Housing with pledges still coming in from the event. Plungers included Police Chief Dana Powers, Fire Chief Jerry Thorson, and Councilmember Donn Lewis. Mayor Neil Johnson also attended but was not able to plunge this year due to health considerations. Exodus Housing provides emergency housing for victims of domestic violence. „
The Bonney Lake Police Department is currently working on our annual giving tree for the children in our area. To donate a new toy we have placed drop boxes in the lobby of the Bonney Lake Police Department which can be accessed Monday through Friday 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. You may also pick a specific child’s tag off of our giving tree quilt located in our lobby. Please donate early to assist us in our efforts to serve as many children as possible this year. Thank you all for your continued support of the giving tree program. This program depends on our community support! Let’s again brighten a child’s Christmas and help those families in need. In conjunction, the City of Bonney Lake annual food drive is accepting donations 11-28-11 through 12-09-11. The drop boxes for the food drive can also be found in the lobby of the Police Department. „
When you spend your holiday shopping dollars in Bonney Lake, a penny of the dollar goes to the City of Bonney Lake for things like police protection, street maintenance, and parks. When you shop elsewhere your sales tax goes to fund some other city. Be smart. Shop Bonney Lake first. It helps you; it helps your community, and it helps those businesses which have invested in Bonney Lake.
The 5th annual Shop with a Cop is just around the corner. Children that are chosen for this program are given a Target gift certificate to shop at our local Target store. We meet the families and children here at the Police Department the morning of the event. We then do a miniature parade to the Target store. Target has agreed to keep their doors closed while this group of children work with officers to pick out presents for Christmas. The kids then take their packages to the front to check out and receive free gift wrapping. It is a fun filled event which really brings out the best in people as most children end up spending most of their gift card on family members and not themselves. To help donate to this cause, please contact Officer Todd Green at greent@ci.bonney-lake.wa.us. „
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This season, Santa is sporting dark blues and a badge. The Sumner Police Department is hosting the Sumner Toy Box program, partnering with local businesses and individuals to assist families in need this holiday season. Starting immediately, people can bring new toys (age appropriate up to 18 years) to city hall or a monetary donation that officers will use to buy toys and other items needed. Sumner Police are working with the Sumner-Bonney Lake Family Center to match toy donations with the wishes and needs of local boys and girls in Sumner who otherwise likely won’t receive a gift. “The economy has hit people hard, and there’s more need than ever this year,� Officer Loren Houselog said. City hall’s Toy Box will be open for donations Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Toys should be new and unwrapped. Donors--�Elves�--who can’t make it during those times may contact Records Clerk Sherrie Duggan at 253-299-5662 or Officer Loren Houselog at 253255-6454 to schedule a special appointment to deliver donations. Donations must be received by Dec. 23, in order to make it to homes in time for the holidays. Monetary donations are also accepted. Donors who want their dollars to be shared in the Sumner community should bring donations to the Sumner Police Department or mail them to Sumner Police Guild, attn: Toy Box, 1104 Maple St., Sumner, WA 98390. If you know a family in need who may want to participate or you want to set up a satellite collection site at your business, contact Duggan or Officer Houselog. The Sumner Toy Box is operated by the Sumner Police Department in partnership with the Sumner-Bonney Lake Family Center, East Pierce Fire & Rescue and Toys for Tots.
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Madison Munger – State Champion
Spartans ride wave at state championship By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer
When the waves calmed at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way Saturday, it was the Sumner Spartans that made a splash – hefting a 2A third-place state swim and dive championship trophy over their heads, wearing a number of medals around their necks and touting bragging rights to two Sumner High school records. The Spartans fought hard for their third-place hardware. “They were awesome!” coach Dana Powers said. “Everyone gave each race their all. Overall, as a team, they finished strong.” Sumner battled Sehome and Squalicum head-tohead through the night. The evening started with a bang, as the 200-yard medley relay set a school record on its way to a second-place finish. Alicia Ditty, Ashley Huynh, Madison Munger and Sami Hendricks raced
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to a 1-minute, 53.74-second finish behind Squalicum, bettering their own Sumner High record set in preliminaries Friday. Munger turned around and jumped back into the water, following up with an individual state crown in the 200 freestyle. The sophomore, who earned a state title in the 200 individual medley last year, sprinted to a school record 1:57.03, erasing the 1976 previous record of 1:57.92 set by Shannon Phelan. Spartan teammate Kallan Gustafson finished ninth, dropping two seconds off her preliminary time for a 2:05.16. The Spartans took their first lead of the night and were able to hold on through the 200 individual medley thanks to Ditty and Huynh who placed 10th and 14th respectively. Hendricks sprinted to a third-place, 24.57 finish in the 50 freestyle to boost the Spartans lead to 19 points heading into diving.
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Sumner sophomore Madison Munger earned a state title in the 200-yard freestyle and finished third in the 100 butterfly. She also raced legs of the Spartans’ state champion 200 freestyle relay and the second-place 200 medley relay. Photo by Brenda Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com. 200 Freestyle Relay – State Champion
For the second straight season, the Sumner swim team placed third at the state meet. Photo by Brenda Sexton/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com. The Spartans offered no divers. Squalicum entered two in the finals and Sehome had four. When the round finished, Squalicum had taken the lead and Sehome and Sumner were tied for second. Munger brought the Spartans back into the lead with her third-place 1:00.90
finish in the 100 butterfly and Hendricks kept it going with a 53.77 fourth-place 100 freestyle. Despite points from Gustafson’s 15th place 500 freestyle finish, Squalicum and Sehome jumped ahead of the Spartans. Sumner rallied with its 200 freestyle relay victory.
Madison Munger, Elizabeth Martin and Ashley Huynh celebrate the 200yard freestyle relay victory. Photo by Brenda Sexton. Munger, Huynh, Elizabeth Martin and Hendricks defended the Spartans’ 2010 state championship with
an electric 1:42.66 finish, knocking nearly a second
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Second-half goal sinks Spartans By John Leggett Staff Writer
When the Sumner High girls soccer squad hosted Archbishop Murphy in the Class 2A state quarterfinals at Sunset Chev Stadium Saturday, the soccer faithful who showed up from both camps definitely got their money’s worth as they watched a tandem of offensive-minded contingents going at it for 80 minutes of nonstop action. In the end, Sumner saw its season come to an end with a 1-0 loss. The Spartan booters, who easily captured the South Puget Sound League 2A crown with a 12-0 mark, encountered a mirror image of themselves – an aggressive crew constantly on the attack.
Fortunately for the Spartans remaining. Her Inside they were blessed with defendattempt sailed over ers like Sarah Carter and the top of the goal 4Bonney Lake takes freshman netminder Jaimie and that proved to be an early exit from the Lange, who was responsible state soccer tournament, the last, best chance for at least a half dozen shutfor Sumner to tie. page 19. outs in her maiden voyage in Sumner earned its the Spartan goal. way into the quarSumner finally relinquished terfinal bid against Archbishop Murphy a score with 17 minutes remaining in when it squeaked out a 1-0 victory over the wild affair. Archbishop Murphy’s Hockinson at Sunset Chev Stadium Nov. Cali Crisler slammed a corner kick and 8. The Spartans scored the meeting’s senior midfielder Kelly Gould accurately single tally with one minute remaining knocked in the game’s only goal. in the battle, when they staged an all-out Last year’s SPSL 2A MVP, Sumner assault on the Hockinson goalie. Rozell junior striker Kaylie Rozell, very nearly scuttled off an assist to senior midfieldworked some of her magic to knot the er and co-captain Megan Fenton, who game when she legged a fireball toward rocketed in the difference maker for the the Wildcat webbing with 12 minutes clutch 1-0 Spartan conquest.
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out the race to get us back to the front, just put us in position to have a shot.” It was Kahne’s fifth Top-5 finish in 15 races a Phoenix International Raceway. Kahne may not be one of the top 12 drivers racing for the NASCAR Sprint Cup title, but his statistics
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SWIM FROM 18 off their preliminary time. Hendricks, in the No. 4 position, posted a 23.78 on her 50-yard sprint. The Spartan lead was short lived. Sehome bounced back into the lead after the backstroke and breaststroke and Squalicum and Sehome finished 1-2 in the final event, the 400 freestyle relay to take the title and second place, respectively. In a close race, Sehome won with 223 points. Squalicum finished with 212 and Sumner finished third with 192. The Spartans threw everything they had at the leaders. Ditty raced to a fifth-place finish in the 100 backstroke with a time of 1:03.69 and Huynh scored a seventh-place finish in the 100 breaststroke in 1:10.35. Gustafson, Martin, Alejandra Castro and Ditty teamed up to post a 15thplace finish in the 400 freestyle relay with a time of 4:05.12. Of the state qualifiers, Hendricks and Castro are the lone seniors.
BLHS Soccer Nov. 9 when the Panthers fell 4-3 to the Meadowdale Mavericks. The contest, played at Edmonds Stadium, was decided in the 79th minute with Meadowdale’s Jasmine Parsley tallied an unassisted goal. Bonney Lake had jumped on top 2-0 when Madison Adams scored
in the 13th and 24th minutes. The Mavericks sliced their deficit to 2-1 shortly before intermission, then added two goals to take the lead. The Panthers’ Jessyka Seger scored at the 60-minute mark to tie the contest, setting the stage for Meadowdale’s late-in-thegame winner. The loss ended Bonney Lake’s season with an overall mark of 16-3.
5 Farmers Insurance. “It feels great to get a win for Red Bull and get a win in the 4 car,” Kahne said. “It’s something new for both of us to come over and have a one-year deal. It takes time to get familiar with things and the people and working together. To
win a race at this level, as competitive as everything is right now, for myself, to see how happy all the pit crew guys were, the guys preparing the race cars at Red Bull, it was pretty cool. Makes you feel pretty good to be part of that.”
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Hereโ s your chance to show off your little โ Bundle of Joyโ ! Just send us a photo of your baby (must have been born in 2011) and weโ ll feature your child in this special celebration page in The Courier-Herald on January 18, 2012. Simply fill out the attached form and return it along with $30 and a color photo of your baby. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope if you want the photo returned. All babies will appear on the celebration page. The winners will receive prizes. Donโ t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity!
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Even if youโ re considering using an over-the-counter tooth whitener, the American Dental Association recommends that you consult with your dentist. This recommendation is made because tooth-whitening systems containing carbamide peroxide or hydrogen peroxide can be uncomfortable for those with sensitive teeth or gum recession. In addition, most products will only whiten natural tooth enamel, which means that the presence of tooth-colored filings, veneers, crowns, or partial dentures may yield uneven results. With this in mind, the dentist can evaluate whether tooth-whitening is a good idea for your teeth. While tooth whitening usually reduces most stains caused by age, smoking, and regular coffee/tea drinking, it will not remove tooth discoloration caused by the use of tetracycline in children under age 8. P.S. Tooth-whitening products are not recommended for children under age 16; pregnant women (or women who are breast-feeding); or people with sensitive teeth, gum disease, or worn tooth enamel. You can rely on us to answer all your questions about dental treatments and procedures. At LAKERIDGE DENTISTRY, PLLC, we appreciate the opportunity to provide you and your family with quality dental care. Our team is made up of well-trained professionals who work together to provide the highest quality treatment in a warm, caring setting. Weโ re located at 8412 Myers Road E., Ste. 301. Bonney Lake Please call 253.863.7005 to schedule an appointment. Ask us about our simple, painless, affordable 2-minute oral cancer exam using the Velscope. Ozone therapy and Reiki treatment are available. Visit us on facebook. com/Lakeridgedentistry
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DEATH FROM 1 by a Pierce County Sheriff’s deputy down Elhi Hill. Circumstances of the pursuit led the deputy to use a “pursuit intervention technique� to pin Crahay’s car against a guardrail. A second deputy and a Bonney Lake police officer arrived as backup on the scene. It was at that time the suspect reportedly opened fire, shattering the window of a patrol car and cutting a deputy’s face. Law enforcement returned fire to match the introduction of deadly force. A pit bull exited the vehicle. Law enforcement shot and killed the dog. Crahay was shot during the exchange of fire. She was taken to a Tacoma hospital
CHURCH FROM 1 Mary Hendrickson said. Hendrickson clarified that, although the changes to the Presbyterian Church constitution were prompted by the issue of allowing homosexuals into church leadership, the vote was strictly concerned with the change to the constitution and that it was not a vote regarding homosexuality in the church. “For Sumner, the vote was more about the change in the book of order from leadership being ‘obedient to scripture’ to ‘guided by scripture.’� The Presbyterian Church
in critical condition and died of her injuries overnight. An investigation into the details of the shooting is in progress. The Pierce County Medical Examiner’s office autopsied Crahay’s body Monday. All law enforcement officers involved in the shooting have been placed on administrative leave pending the investigation, as is standard whenever an officer discharges a firearm in the line of duty. “Everybody was doing their job and, unfortunately, the suspect put the officers in a situation where it was necessary to use the force they did,� Bonney Lake Police Chief Dana Powers said. 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.
voted nationally last spring to give its regional governing bodies--presbyteries-the option to ordain gay and lesbian clergy and to allow said persons into lay leadership positions such as elder and deacon. The Presbytery of Olympia opted out of ordainments. Lay leadership appointments were left up to individual congregations. Sumner Presbyterian was joined Sunday by Chapel Hill Presbyterian of Gig Harbor. Both churches joined other recent departure-elect congregations, such as First Presbyterian of Tacoma and Evergreen Presbyterian in Graham.
BL Police investigating adbuction attempt Bonney Lake Police are investigating the attempted abduction of a 17-year-old girl on Angeline Road. The incident occurred Friday morning around 7:10 a.m. in the 11300 block of the street. According to police, the girl reported she had been sitting on a bench at her school bus stop when she was approached by a male suspect. The suspect reportedly grabbed her from behind and told her to come with him. The female struck and kicked the suspect, who then fled on foot as another student
Tomorrow, Thursday, the Presbytery of Olympia is expected to elect a commission to negotiate the terms of congregation departures from t he denominat ion, Hendrickson said. Once terms are negotiated, the congregations will vote to accept or deny them. Sumner Presbyterian will change its name and join the Evangelical Covenant Church when the separation process is complete. To comment on this story, view it online at w w w.b l s c o u r i e r h e ra l d . com. Reach Daniel Nash at dnash@courierherald.com or 360-825-2555 ext. 5060.
approached the bus stop. The victim then waited at the bus stop until the school bus arrived, and reported the incident to the driver. The report was relayed to the school district and then to 911. Officers arrived and conducted an area check for the suspect. No one matching the suspect description was found. The suspect is described as a white male in his 30s, about 6 feet
tall with a heavy build, wearing dark clothing. Police have no leads or suspects at this time. The investigation is continuing. In addition, officers
are conducting extra patrols in the area. Anyone having information regarding this incident is requested to contact the Bonney Lake Police Department.
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