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Todd Hulbert found out a year ago that opening a bookstore wasn’t easy but he discovered keeping it open is harder. Hulbert, owner of Finally Found Books in Black Diamond, announced June 17 the store will relocate to Auburn. Hulbert took over after Bob Charles decided to retire from bookstore ownership. Charles operated Baker Street Bookstore in the same location for 17 years. The deal to buy the store from Charles came together just days before the doors were to shut for the last time. In a release sent out June 17, Hulbert said he posed a twopronged question to newsletter subscribers in May: Should Finally Found Books move or close and is there still a need for locally owned, independent bookstores?
As the Black Diamond mayoral race kicks off, YarrowBay’s master planned developments and the city’s survival are hot topics for the candidates. Three candidates, incumbent Mayor Rebecca Olness, Keith Watson, and Dave Gordon, will be on the ballot in the August primary, two of whom will go on to the general election in November.
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Al Francisco of Maple Valley Big Band plays at the Maple Valley Farmers Market June 22. The Farmers Market opened June 15 and runs through Oct. 5 at Rock Creek Elementary School. Each week features performers by different musicians or groups, many of whom are based in the area. DENNIS BOX, The Reporter To view a slideshow go to www.maplevalleyreporter.com
Rallying for Rachael in the race for a leukemia cure BY KATHERINE SMITH ksmith@maplevalleyreporter.com
In a lab in Philadelphia doctors are re-engineering 9-year-old Rachael Weinstein’s T cells, teaching them to eradicate her leukemia from within. In a few short weeks Rachael will receive an infusion with her new, stronger cells and then the wait will begin. She is only the 18th patient in the world to participate in the
CART19 trial, but the results have been so promising, her parents Angelique and Craig are hopeful that this will be what will defeat their daughter’s cancer once and for all. If all goes well Rachael could even be in school on the first day of class this fall. “Our goal is to have her in school Sept. 3,” Angelique said. Rachael was first diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leu-
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Olness, who remained in office after a change of government measure was rejected in November, feels that the city needs someone with experience in government and familiarity with the MPDs to see them through. “Knowing what could happen I just decided I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t try to see everything through and stop what I’m [ more MAYORAL page 6 ]
Rachael Weinstein, 9, is the 18th child in the world to participate in the CART19 study at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to treat leukemia. Courtesy photo
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MAPLE VALLEY FIREWORKS SHOW NEXT THURSDAY The city of Maple Valley’s annual Independence Day picnic will take place July 4 at Lake Wilderness Park. The day will include a fireworks show at 10 p.m. with musical accompaniment by the Maple Valley Youth Symphony. Also included in the day will be live music and dancing and family activities. Family activities begin at 4 p.m. with free arts and crafts. The live band will take the stage at 5 p.m. Bakers can show off their skills in the Pie Baking Contest. There is no fee to enter and the pies must be homemade from scratch and have a fruit filling. Entrants can register for the contest online at maplevalleywa.gov or in person at the Parks and Recreation offices before July 2.
In the early 1980s when Shannon Henderson first started at a brand new Kentwood High she taught shorthand, typing and business machines. Today Henderson teaches computer programming. “It’s really changed a lot since I first worked there,” Henderson said. “Technology has really changed my career, but for the good, it’s been fun.” In order to be on the cutting edge, Henderson applied for and earned a spot at the Cyber Security Boot Camp at James Madison University June 10-14, one of just 20 teachers selected from across the country. The importance of ensuring students had the opportunity to learn the latest technology has led Henderson on many an educational adventure. Henderson started at Kentwood in 1981 the year it opened then took 16 years off when she started a family. She returned to the school in 2000. When she began teaching again, the school had a programming teacher who left and after the position was still open after a couple of school years, Henderson made a decision.
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“I said, ‘It’s not fair for the kids to not have any computer programming (classes),’” Henderson said. “I thought, ‘It can’t be that difficult, I’ll just learn it during the summer.’ It’s been a such a great challenge. I’ve continually learned. It’s been a cool journey and one that I wouldn’t change for the world.” In addition to computer programming, Henderson teaches business law and accounting, but her desire to teach kids about programming in a way which is engaging and relevant has led to that course growing considerably. During the first semester of the school year she teaches a beginning programming courses using Java and the second semester she teaches about game programming. “They learn all the critical skills they need to have when they graduate from high school,” Henderson said. So when the opportunity arose to apply for the Cyber Security Boot Camp, Henderson applied, knowing it would be another tool in the toolbox for her as well as her students. “I thought, ‘Gosh, this is something I know ab-
solutely nothing about,’” Henderson said. “Kids need to know about this for their future job opportunities.” Henderson spoke to the Reporter June 12, three days into the program, and by that point the 20 educators learned a significant amount about how people break into computer systems through lectures and hands-on work. “At this point we’ve been dealing with, talking about and using some of the software hackers use to crack passwords, to determine what ports are available in different systems,” Henderson said. “We’ve been learning a lot of hacking but not for that purpose. You have to understand that to go at the defenders side. It’s been fascinating.” When she spoke to the Reporter by phone, Henderson said, that day they had practiced cracking passwords so they understood how to defend against it in the activities planned for the next day. “We’re using a virtual program, a virtual operating system on top of the operating system on the computers,” she said. “We’re using pretend stuff, but, even with the pretend stuff we were able to get into the systems. And that’s just
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with the free software you can find on the Internet.” While it wouldn’t be prudent to teach students about hacking, Henderson said, there are many applications for the knowledge she’s gained in the classroom and not just with her programming students. “This is something I can talk about in my business law class,” she said. “This kind of career path might interest them, so, I want to educate them on what’s involved here and the kind of opportunities they have and how much money they can make. There’s hardly a niche in our society that doesn’t have a need for cyber defense. There’s so much that isn’t even addressed that’s vulnerable.” For Kentwood Principal Doug Hostetter, the kind of approach Henderson is taking to her own professional development and teaching is vital for students. “The workforce and the technology skills required are changing faster than schools can update their curriculum,” Hostetter wrote in an email interview. “Teachers such as Shannon want to stay close to the ‘cutting edge’ of technology as required in our workforce. Attending this Cyber Security Boot Camp is a
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Movin’ on up to middle school
Finally. Bring on the sun! School is out for summer. Crestwood Elementary students along with others are bathing in the sun, years may be ahead of them for that wonderful school. But for us class of 2019 sixth graders, we are out forever from elementary. That school was amazing. We learned so much and I made so many friends. Seven years I was there, I would never have thought it would have gone so fast. Neither did my parents. Like most schools, our last day was a half day. Kids were yelling their way home at 12:08 p.m. on a beautiful June 19. The day though, was pretty great, too. Most of the day was consumed by an end of the school year assembly. All the school groups were recognized somehow by the lead authority of that bunch. Some groups like student council and track were recognized by standing in the middle of a sea of kids so you stuck out like a sore thumb, and most of the clubs were noticed by their name being called up and receiving a certificate on stage. Some groups were very small such as lunch helpers or office helpers but some were large, for example safety patrol or library helpers. That cluster was up to 50 plus people! Next was the actual memories of 2012-2013 slideshow. That was created by moi, along with supervision and help of a few others. That was the hype of the day. There was hip music like “Gangnam Style” by Psy and “What Makes You Beautiful” by One Direction. Everyone was singGuest Columnist
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ing, clapping, and laughing while enjoying their final moments of school. Funny pictures really helped that situation. From there school was not even school. We were dismissed to a 20 or 30 minute recess, and that was basically it! I was stuck on safety patrol on my last day of elementary school, but it was sort of fun getting to see everyone leave. My ears were blaring, the buses and cars were honking like crazy. Kids were screaming and teachers were saying goodbyes to their students. It was a very good way to end elementary. Next, Mattson. I’ve been there twice and both times I had a tour. Most of the sixth graders have some information on a few places like the library and gym, but I will definitely need some practice
when the orientation comes around. Other than seeing a few rooms the only thing I know is that the school is huge. Most of the kids that went to Crestwood with me are going to Mattson along with many other schools in the area. I’m hoping to keep my friends but I’m going to see a few new faces. Actually, a lot of new faces. Change is good though, and I think Mattson is going to be great. Yes, I have a fusion of emotions, but excitement overpowers my fear. Some kids are petrified to be moving to middle school, but I am so excited to be ‘stangin up.
Annie Livengood of Covington is an aspiring journalist and will be a seventh grader at Mattson Middle School in the fall.
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I always knew City Perk was at Four Corners, sold locally roasted Java! Java! coffee and I could get free wi-fi and earn free coffee. The basics you want in your neighborhood coffee shop, but I never took the time to chat with any of the staff, probably because I had not had enough caffeine in my system to hold a coherent conversation. I decided it was time to change that. I met the owner Connie at a couple of different events so I randomly called her and asked if she would chat with me for a couple of minutes. Little did I know what a blast I would have! I’m now sitting here writing this article still laughing and smiling! I had so much fun spending a couple of hours chatting with Connie and her amazing customers and “her girls!” This is how she lovingly refers to her award winning staff — yes, you read correctly, award winning! Our community has voted Connie’s girls the best baristas in town for the past three years, which is no surprise. Heather and Katie have worked for Connie for a combined 11 years and know all of their
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regular customers by name and drink. In fact, I always feel guilty when I drive through in the morning because I always screw up their rhythm. As a regular you just pull in and your coffee is handed to you with this amazing smile and thank you. It doesn’t matter which one is working at the window they all feel the same, that their customers should feel this is their second home. Grabbing one of their coffees shouldn’t make you feel like you now have a status symbol when you walk in your office, head to school, etc. Every time you see their cups they want you to smile and think of it as your home away from home. It truly does have the feel of being at home when you can curl up in front of the fire place with a book and a great cup of coffee, or on our hot summer days enjoy their home made granita, smoothies and fresh strawberry lemonade while you sit outside and relax. Since 1991 when Connie first opened City Perk — originally called Austin Chase — she wanted to provide the best in customer service, have customers become part of her family, and most importantly be a supporting force for the community. She has done just that and her customers absolutely love her! I was witness to many of these conversations Tuesday morning. I loved seeing the smiles on peoples faces when Connie was sitting with me. They could come up and give her a hug, thank her for allowing them to use her shop for a baby shower, or Jason the barber who came in to show us this funny picture he took of us sit-
ting there and just laughing! It truly is such a great place to just hang out and shop, of course! I love the jewelry, the soaps, pictures, candles, decor and more. I think I am most excited about the new project we just created for her husband Steve. He is the one that makes the beautiful bird houses you will see in there. But now he is going to be creating pallet jar chandeliers. Connie and Steve make a point of supporting causes that are close to their hearts. One of them is our local Susan G. Komen Foundation 3 Day Walk for the Cure team. She works with Tina McDonough, founder of Valley Girls & Guys!, to determine what the team needs each season. Currently you can go in and see this breathtaking wine barrel that will be part of the auction that is coming up next month. Throughout the year they continually support the Maple Valley Food Bank along with their customers to provide families with backpacks, Christmas presents, turkey dinners and so much more. She also opens her doors to anyone who needs a place to do a fundraiser, bible study, Bunco events and more.
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ment has turned to frustration and downright fear. I had no idea the hornet’s nest we moved into! Yes, the teachers are amazing but I have become aghast at the overcrowding, substandard facilities, lack of community support, lack of funding. I now worry about my children’s health — they attend Lake Wilderness Elementary with a myriad
of structural and mechanical issues as well as known mold problems. I worry about them socially — some of their friends are already being redistricted out of LWES because of overcrowding. I worry about their future in this school system — which elementary school will they end up at next year? Or the year after that? We moved here from out
of state and bought a house site unseen as to avoid moving our children twice and ease their transition. What do I tell them when they are involuntarily uprooted again? And what happens when that school becomes overcrowded? From what I hear we’re nearly there already which has prompted talks about rotating year round schedules.
This doesn’t even take into account the teachers! How many of our amazing teachers are going to stick around under such poor conditions? I am beside myself. This is not what we read about when we were doing our research on area school districts. Where was this info beforehand? Sadly what I hear after talking to many
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we are saddened to leave our historic building and town, the current issues facing the book industry have mandated that we needed to move or close. With e-readers, the Internet, big box stores, and Amazon’s discounting, our customer base has dwindled and the small community here simply can no longer support a larger independent bookseller. In fact, many communities across the
nation are losing many of their local businesses due to a lack of support. If people don’t get out and frequent them, they will die or in our case, move away.” Hulbert said the site in Auburn — 3705 Auburn Way N. — fit the criteria for the right building based on information about competition, market demographics, input from patrons as well as the fact it is located 20 minutes from an existing
retail site, is convenient in many ways and had favorable lease terms. All those factors made the decision easier, he said in the release. Finally Found Books will close July 14 in Black Diamond and re-open Aug. 20 in Auburn. Hulbert, who owns an online clothing and apparel business, told the Reporter in June 2012 he had books but no place to put them. In fact, he had more than
150,000 used books he had acquired, sitting in storage. Most of them are now lining shelves in Finally Found Books. Hulbert’s task now is to move them to the new location. It was a challenge to get the Black Diamond store set up, he told the Reporter in 2012, describing it as “the most demanding task of my life, trying to sort these books.” That, however, is what
awaits. “Although we don’t look forward to relocating our 100,000 plus tomes, we are excited at the prospect of a healthy business, supporting our community, and offering a great space for gathering, socialism, and a love of books,” Hulbert said in the release. “In return, we hope the community will support us during the next month and in our new location.”
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What I didn’t know about Tahoma schools I have never written a letter like this before but I feel compelled to share because I, like many others, moved my family to Maple Valley because of Tahoma School District’s stellar reputation. Now after being here for less than a year that excite-
[ BOOKS from page 1] Hulbert pointed out the closure of several Puget Sound area independent bookstores in recent months as discouraging, yet, the response from fans of his store was positive. “Thanks to the outcry and support of our patrons, we still believe that independent bookstores are necessary and that a few will survive,” Hulbert said in a statement. “Although
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CELEBRATE THE FOURTH SAFELY The Kent Fire Department Regional Fire Authority reminds residents that the Fourth of July, while a time to celebrate, is also a day of potential injuries and fires. Here are some tips to help you have a safe Fourth of July: 1. Go see one of the area’s many free firework displays, including the Fourth of July Splash at Lake Meridian. The Splash entertainment begins at noon and the fireworks show is at 10 p.m. 2. Only purchase and discharge legal fireworks. Keep in mind that many of the fireworks bought on Reservations are not
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“The last four years have been very tumultuous and in talking with citizens, both pro and con (growth), PLANNING COMMISSIONER everything you can imagine RUNS FOR MAYOR — the unity just isn’t there.” For candidate Keith Watson said of his decision Watson, YarrowBay is a to run. “My plan is to bring necessity, not something to unity to the governlook forward to. ment so that we can “Do I like having set goals and plans a whole bunch of that encourage growth here? Not people’s input.” really,” Watson said. Watson said the “But as time goes top three issues on the city finds he would focus itself needing more on, should he be Keith Watson funds and that elected, would be (the MPDs) is the unity, city finances, envisioned way to and leadership and vision get them.” related to the MPDs. Watson sees the bright “Unifying the governside in the upgrades Yarment itself is a huge task,” rowBay will do for the city. Watson said. “I think ev“I think how the Yarerybody needs to be heard rowBay plan is different from some of the surround- and joint decisions made involving all of the governing communities is in the plan they have to upgrade a ment…that’s what I’ve done at the Historical Society and lot of things outside of the the Community Center. property which I think is Bring people together with good for the city,” Watson diverse ideas and come up said. with solutions that work.” Watson has lived most One area of concern for of his life in Black DiaWatson in the city finances mond, first coming to the is rate hikes for utilities. city with his family when “We really need to examhe was 2-years-old and, ine that (the city’s financial after moving away before situation) and recently we he started school, he came had to raise water fees by back in the early ‘50s. He 15 percent this year and 15 holds a degree in education percent next year,” Watson from what was then Seattle said. “The reason for that is Pacific College. that our projected budCurrently Watson is get, our five year budget, the president of the Black Diamond Historical Society thought that we would have the build out for the (Yarand the Black Diamond rowBay) project by now.” Community Center as well Watson said the next as chair of the Planning key step for the city in the Commission.
will be a key concern for the city. “The thing that I think people don’t realize is that everything is incremental,” Olness said about the MPDs. “They build a certain number of houses and there’s a checklist that if this impacts traffic more than they said it would, or whatever, or if they don’t use the design guidelines then the city issues no more permits until they fix everything. It’s really a safeguard.” Providing services for residents now is something Olness sees as a major challenge for the city in the short term. “Again, I think we’ll be OK in two or three years,” Olness said. “I believe that if we are very, very careful we can maybe tread water for two or three years until we get some revenue. And that has to be through businesses and through growth.” The city is currently engaged in a funding agreement with YarrowBay which should help the city stay afloat until the growth materializes. “YarrowBay decided to do that (the funding agreement) so that when they were doing they’re applications there would be adequate staff to take care of things,” Olness said. “Now YarrowBay funds, I believe, 19 out of 21 (city staff positions). When it comes to the city’s financial problems Olness said, “We don’t expect
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hall in managing the MPDs. toward austerity. We need to live within our A top safety concern for Gordon is that means. We need to stop the dependence in the last year the city laid off two police on the developer growth. It’s great, it’s officers. there, we’re gonna leverage it. However, we “As you delve deeper into this thing, shouldn’t be dependent on it.” safety is not the priority of the current Gordon thinks that the city could better administration,” Gordon said. “When support local businesses by cutting the you start laying off police officers, red tape and could potentially implethat’s the last thing that you should ment things like temporary tax ELECTION be doing. Public safety has to be breaks to attract new business. number one.” “We need to promote the current Gordon also feels that the city growth. We have this enormous needs to review its budget and thinks amount of growth — that’s in the that the city could better live within its future. Between now and the future is a means. gap,” Gordon. “I don’t think City Hall is run efficiently Gordon said it is important to him that enough,” Gordon said. “It really comes the MPDs are handled well by the city down to stimulus versus austerity…I swing government, something he believes he can
help with. “What I can bring to City Hall is an in-depth knowledge of technology…the sophisticated modeling for future risk, sophisticated modeling for growth, those types of tools just aren’t used.”
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KENT PLAYERS EARN ALL-STATE BASEBALL HONORS Kentwood High catcher Reese McGuire and Kentridge pitcher Jeremy Rabauliman were selected for the 2013 Class 4A All-State first team by the Washington State Baseball Coaches Association. Kentridge junior infielder Joe Wainhouse and Kentwood senior outfielder Tanner Wessling were named to the second team.
These days Kentwood graduate and swimming standout Courtney Eronemo can be found coaching on the pool deck or in class at Pacific Lutheran University where she is the assistant swim coach and is studying for her second degree. Eronemo competed at the 2004 U.S. Swimming Olympic trials when she was 16 and graduated from Kentwood in 2006 after winning six swimming state titles in six different events. She then attended the University of California at Berkley where she studied biology and nutrition and swam for the Bears. Her main events were the individual medley and butterfly. She also competed at the 2008 Olympic trials. “When I went on my recruiting trips it was just the place I felt completely at home,” Eronemo said of how she decided on Berkeley. “The coach wasn’t trying to sell anything and she
really believed in making the swimmer better people, not just faster swimmers. I saw a lot of growth opportunity.” In all the experiences she had at Berkley, Eronemo said, the best part was the day-to-day life of school and training. “My favorite moment is just the daily experience,” Eronemo said. “Just the waking up early every morning and walking to practice and 20 girls jumping in the pool and training our butts off.” Eronemo gravitated toward studying science because it intrigued her more than English or history courses. “I knew I loved health and I loved science, that was the kind of the brain I had,” Eronemo said. “I wanted to be involved in health and fitness but on a more scientific level, so nursing was the ultimate goal.” After finishing her career in the pool and graduating from Berkeley, Eronemo
returned home to Washaway and I was at a family ington while she worked on dinner at my house and hammering out the details my dad was like, ‘I think of what she wanted to do they have a swim team, you next. should look up if they need “I didn’t know what any help.’,” she said. “So I exactly I wanted to do and just Google searched PLU I knew I had a home and swimming and emailed the parents who were coach and by the willing to support next week I was on me until I figured the coaching staff.” out what I wanted This fall will be to do,” Eronemo Eronemo’s third said. season coaching for The answer the Lutes. to that question “This year at came in pursuing Courtney Eronemo conference we a second bachelors had a phenomenal degree, this time (meet),” Eronemo specifically in nursing at said. “Our men and our PLU. Right now she’s a year womens team, anyone who and a half in with a year was walking on deck with and a half to go. PLU, was telling everyone “I’ve always loved kids so how great they did.” pediatrics is probably the The best part of coaching most appealing to me, but for Eronemo is seeing the every rotation I’ve done so pride and excitement the far I’ve loved and could see swimmers have when they myself doing,” Eronemo achieve their goals. said of what area of nursing “I love, love, watching she’d like to pursue. their faces when they touch Eronemo got into coachthe wall,” Eronemo said. “I ing at her dad’s suggestion don’t even look up at the after she knew she would be scoreboard. I love to watch attending PLU. their faces and just, like, “I applied to PLU for they can’t even believe what school and I just got in right they did. That is the most
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went through the Kent school system to the district. “What I’ve noticed is a repetition of challenges and a circular approach to addressing concerns of the students and parents,� Goers said. “I want to apply a systematic business approach to addressing the challenges facing the district and positioning our students as life-long learners and accomplished contributors to society. “As the fourth largest school district in the state, Kent has an opportunity and an obligation to impact a great number of our future leaders. Forward thinking from elementary through high school with clear, measurable goals outlined in the strategic plan is the first step in positioning the district for ongoing sustainable growth.� Goers is an assistant vice-president and senior relationship manager with a community bank. She resides on the East Hill with her husband Allan. Her adult daughters all reside in Kent as well. Goers had a kickoff campaign June 8 at a gathering hosted by Paul and Debbie Willis. Elliott was raised in Renton and has lived in Kent since 1978. He is a Kent cattle and crop grower and a board member of the King-Pierce Farm Bureau. “I am a candidate because I want to help insure that Kent schools continue to provide a quality education to our children,� Elliott said in his candidate statement. “I am not convinced that administrative decisions like increased short days are the best for our students. We must focus the bulk of our resources in the classroom, where learning occurs. “We need to maintain local control of this process, not hand it over to Washington, D.C. The duty of our schools is to teach our children core subjects and help them gain practical life skills. The future of our work force and a prosperous community depends on this. We face modern challenges, but that is no excuse to fail in providing this generation with the educational foundation they need.� Elliott and his wife raised two children in the Kent school system, both graduates of Kent-Meridian High School.
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COVINGTON WATER DISTRICT NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR STREET LIGHTING NOTICE IS GIVEN that a Petition for Street Lighting within the following area has been presented to the Board of Water Commissioners of the Covington Water District: Within the Plat of Hampton Grove, (a.k.a. Shanlemar Meadows). A hearing on this Petition for Street Lighting will be held at the 'LVWULFWÂśV RIÂżFH DW 6( 300th Place, King County, Washington on the 3rd day of July, 2013 beginning at 6:30 p.m. All persons interested in or affected by the creation of a lighting district to pay the cost of power for these street lights that desire to voice approval or disapproval thereof will be heard and their views considered. If the Board of Water Commissioners determines that the proposed street light district will be formed, the cost thereof will be met by future monthly charges added to the water bills of the EHQHÂżWHG ZDWHU FXVWRPHUV Secretary Jeff Clark Board of Water Commissioners Published in the Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter on June 21, 28, 2013. #812860
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positive B cells — all conditions that Rachael met — and then a preliminary trip to Philadelphia. In May Rachael and her mom traveled to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia so her T cells could be collected and the doctors could test her cells to make sure they would grow outside of her body, as they have found that not everyone’s do. “Rachael’s T cells grew phenomenally,� Angelique said. When Rachael and her family, including her big sister Aureliana, 11, travel back to Philadelphia later this summer Rachael will receive up to four days of chemo and then the infusion of her new T cells. “It’s not even a procedure,
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“We are fortunate that we have a plan A and a plan B,� Angelique said. Another transplant is still an option for Rachael. For many families in the study, she said, it is a last resort because they can’t achieve remission and therefore can’t do another transplant. Rachael began chemo again in April and once again has achieved remission, but Angelique said they know it is only temporary. “They can’t find any leukemia cells in her marrow currently but she’s been there before, they’re hiding somewhere in her body,� Angelique said. Requirements for the study included a relapse of ALL, no cancer in Rachael’s central nervous system,
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Have a Safe & Enjoyable Fourth! The Kent Fire Department Regional Fire Authority encourages everyone to have fun and to be safe this holiday. When discharging fireworks, please follow these simple suggestions to minimize the chance of injuries and fires:
Legal fireworks are permitted but can only be discharged on July 4th from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. in Kent and until midnight in Covington and unincorporated King County. Police and Fire Investigators will be conducting patrols and confiscating any fireworks being discharged prior to July 4th, as well as any illegal fireworks.
1. Always have an adult present when lighting fireworks. 2. Keep a bucket of water and a garden hose or fire extinguisher close by. 3. Only discharge fireworks in a clear area.
Discharging fireworks on any school district property or in city/county parks is strictly prohibited.
4. Wear eye protection when lighting fireworks. 5. Move quickly away from fireworks once lit. 6. If a firework does not work, wait 30 minutes before approaching. 7. Dispose of all discharged fireworks in a bucket of water. Do not dispose of unused fireworks in water. 8. Call 9-1-1 to report illegal fireworks or ones being used in an unsafe manner.
tTHE LAW: It is not legal to possess any fireworks t before noon, June 28th. t Fireworks may be discharged only on July 4th Violation of fireworks law is a misdemeanor and can lead to a $1,000.00 fine and up to 90 days in jail.
Be a considerate neighbor and clean up any debris from fireworks you have discharged Drop off unwanted fireworks at any Kent area fire station. If the fireworks look altered or are homemade call 9-1-1 and request assistance in disposing of them. No police action will be taken if you request disposal of illegal fireworks.
Fireworks LEGAL to possess June 28–July 4
Novelties
Sparklers Morning Glory
Smoke
Reloadable Mortars (1¾" or less)
Helicopters
Multi-Aerials
Parachutes
Ground Spinners
Cones & Fountains
Roman Candles
Wheels
The following are NOT LEGAL to possess in Kent, Covington, and unincorporated King County
Firecrackers
Bottlerockets
Missiles & Rockets
WE WANT YOU …to have a safe and injury free 4th of July
IED and Homemade Items