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The Covington City Council selected an interim city manager from within to at least temporarily replace Derek Matheson. The council picked Finance Director Rob Hendrickson to fill the void at the July 22 meeting, with his first official day in the role being July 26. Since Hendrickson had a previously scheduled two-week vacation that started Monday, Parks Director Scott Thomas is the acting city manager, as part of a rotating schedule of department heads who fill in during vacations. Matheson, who accepted a role as the city of Kent’s Chief Administrative Officer after seven years at his post in Covington, had his last day in the office on July 25. He is technically on vacation for two weeks and is expected to take
The Maple Valley City Council burned the midnight oil Monday night interviewing and discussing candidates for the City Council Position No. 6 vacancy. The seat was previously held by Victoria Laise Jonas who had been the longest serving member of the council but resigned her post last month due to moving outside of the city. Nine candidates applied MAPLE for the vaVALLEY cancy and were interviewed by the council Monday night. After concluding the main portion of the meeting the council went into executive session to discuss the candidates at approximately 10:30 p.m. and emerged and adjourned
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Emily Randolph with the band Oaklawn performed at the Summer Concert Series at the Covington Community Park July 25. The series is presented by the Covington Parks and Recreation Department. Island Bound will be on stage tonight at 6:30 p.m. and Ian McFeron will perform Aug. 8. All concerts are free and at the Covington Community Park. DENNIS BOX, The Reporter
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There’s not much that slows Richard Christiansen’s flow once he starts on the topic of religion. He’s a natural salesman, speaking with a rapid panache and selfassurance. “Tell me about Genesis 3:16,” he says to Sister Pearson and Sister Webb, who are leaning on their respective handlebars. “Get your Bible out.” We’ve only just met Christian-
sen. Pearson had complimented his patterned, short sleeve buttonup as we cycled up behind him near a stoplight not far from Covington City Hall. He immediately offered to sell the shirt and later joked that he worried the biking ladies were delinquents who planned to throw slushies at him. With that initial confusion now quelled, it becomes clear that Christiansen is no secular slouch. The area real estate broker quizzes the sisters about Bible scripture, Satan, Adam and Eve
and God’s kingdom. He explains to the ladies, who are now each armed with mini New Testaments, that there are three things that people don’t like to talk about — the three natural things in life: politics, religion and sex. “What you are doing is not natural,” Christiansen says. “It’s very hard for a person to go out and do missionary work. Very, very hard. Because people are afraid of the message that you have.” I’m learning a lot from Christiansen as he talks. Not about religion itself, but about the zeal some people have for discussing spirituality with complete strangers. He says he’s spoken to with many Mormons, Protestants and [ more SAVING page 3 ]
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Sisters Pearson (right) and Webb (middle) handed out at least a dozen Mormon.org informational cards to people they met on the street. ERIC MANDEL, The Reporter
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Todd terminated her sexual harassment allegation complaint against the mayor. Todd alleged the mayor made harassing and unwelcome comments, emails and behavior toward her. Since Gwendolyn Voelpel was terminated without cause in 2009, Black Diamond has gone through four city administrators, none of whom stayed in the position for longer than one year. City Clerk Brenda Martinez has taken over the role of assistant city administrator, a title she previously held for more than two years. She told the Reporter Monday that she has been busy, but that the mayor has taken over a majority of the city administrator’s functions. “Things seem to be moving forward,” Martinez said. Stacey Welsh resigned as the city’s Community Development Director in mid-June, taking a job as Associate Planner for the city of Federal Way, according to her Linkedin profile. To cope with her loss,
City Administrators Gwendolyn Voelpel: 2007-2009 Leonard Smith: Oct.-Dec. 2009 Pete Butkus: July-Dec. 2012 Mark Hoppen: Feb. 2013- Jan. 2014 Christy Todd: Jan.-May 2014
Gordon added Community Development Director to Aaron Nix’s title. Nix also works as the Natural Resources Director. In response to the leaner than usual staff numbers, the city has contracted with Parametrix to work as a senior contract planner in phase two of plat C in The Villages project. “This is not intended to be a permanent solution, only a temporary fix,” City Councilwoman Janie Edelman told attendees of the July 17 meeting. Gordon has also instructed staff to limit the hours for accepting city permits applications to Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Economic Development Director Andy Williamson said there is no timetable for when those hours would re-expand to every day. “It is what we have to deal with,” he said. “We have limited funding and are trying to cover the staff positions.” Councilman Ron Taylor expressed his belief that a city administrator is an important and needed position for the city at the end of the July 17 meeting. He said it’s important to have someone with proper credentials in charge of the city’s major operations. “I’m not OK with not having a city administrator,” Taylor said at the meeting. When asked by The Reporter after the meeting about Taylor’s comments, Gordon said he thought there were good processes in place and that city operations were running smoothly. “I just don’t plan on it without some windfall in revenue,” Gordon said.
www.covingtonreporter.com • www.maplevalleyreporter.com already have.â€? The sisters get new planners for storing phone numJehovah’s Witnesses on the topic. He relishes it. Corruption bers, addresses and email addresses of strangers every six and greed are everywhere and the further you get away weeks. Pearson said she’d collected hundreds of names from God’s spirit, the worse it gets, he says. and numbers since she started her mission 10 months ago, He’s a metaphysical machine. And, I assume, very close estimating five to 10 phone numbers each week. Pearson to his own Higher Power. and Webb were far more successful than that with Brother “Oh no,â€? Christiansen says. “I’m gone‌ I’m Mandel taking notes in the caboose. Over a greedy for money, I’m greedy for toys; I’ve got “Everybody knows motorcycles. I want to go to Arizona, I want to you are either going period of six hours, the pair handed out at least a dozen Mormon-related informational cards retire.â€? to be a Mormon or and pamphlets and jotted a combined eight new “That’s OK,â€? Pearson responds gently. a Jehovah’s Witness phone numbers into their contact books. Some of “Do you believe people can change?â€? Webb because nobody else those people may never show interest again, but asks. has the backbone, the sisters will certainly try. Even if, as Pearson “Oh, of course people can change,â€? Christold me, the number of converts isn’t the most guts or belief to do tiansen says. “I can’t change. I’m beyond important part of a mission. what you are doing.â€? saving.â€? In her mind, passing someone up, and thereby Richard Christiansen “Think about how Jesus went fishing with denying them the opportunity to learn about the people,â€? Christiansen continues. “He was out LDS faith, is the biggest sin. It’s more about eterthere walking on water and said, ‘put your net nal life than reaching any baptism quota. over here.’ And then, wooh, filled it up. He had “Everyone, to us, is our brothers and our sisters and we a net. To get me, you’d have to have a long line. You gotta want to help,â€? she said. “Talking to people, even if they go down deep. And then, you might not find me down don’t like us at the moment, from an eternal perspective, there.â€? we’re are going to be glad we went up to them. I can’t imagThe conversation continues for more than 20 minutes ine going up to live with God and and the three agree on only a few concepts. The main then (have there) be people comone — that Jesus and God are separate beings — inspires ing up to me (saying), like, ‘Why a high five from Pearson. Even though Christiansen may didn’t you tell me?’â€? be “beyond savingâ€? he admires the heck out of the sisters’ ... confidence and conviction. We just finished chatting with “Everybody knows you are either going to be a Mormon the lady who holds the “SLOWâ€? In the Word of Wisdom, the or a Jehovah’s Witness because nobody else has the backsign in front of a construction following substances are said bone, guts or belief to do what you are doing,â€? he says. “The zone. This wasn’t their first to be harmful: courage you have is phenomenal. You’re out there. You’re conversation, but could be one of • Alcoholic drinks the leader of the pack. Keep up the good work.â€? their last, since the roadwork is ... • Tobacco coming to a conclusion. The sisMy original stated goal for riding along with a pair of • Tea and coffee ters attempted to set up a home Mormon missionaries was to see the reaction from the visit with the peppy laborer, • Illegal drugs, including community at-large. who gushed over their “beautiabuse of prescription drugs Are the sisters heckled? Ridiculed? Met with interest? ful smiles. â€? They will come by With few exceptions, during my day as part of the tomorrow to finalize a time. bicycle train, Sister Mikayla Pearson and Sister Savannah Webb is now taking the lead Webb were met with general common courtesy and at least in the discussion with a young guy wearing earbuds and benign interest. carrying a backpack. At first, I couldn’t tell if Caleb Iness, a As we made our way northeast, person-by-person, 23-year-old who recently moved to Covington from Olymthrough the center of Covington, I noticed the familiar pia, was just being nice and courteous enough to talk with drill of small talk with everyone they encountered: “Where some friendly ladies. But his authenticity about the cause is are you going?â€? ‌ “Where are you from?â€? ‌ “Where do now readily apparent. you work?â€? ‌ “What do you like to do?â€? Iness says he majored in theology and is religious. He The conversation then shifts to more pointed questions: has a strong faith in Jesus Christ and prays often. “Are you familiar with any Bible stories?â€? ‌ “If you lived in “I had to pray for some people at my work today,â€? he tells the time of Noah, would you get on the arc?â€? the sisters. “You’re supposed to pray for your enemies, kind That leads to suggestions: â€œâ€Ś one way to find out is of thing. Love those who persecute you. It can be a little through prayer. Follow someone you trust — God.â€? ‌ “... hard sometimes but it is good practice to have.â€? You should check out this super cool website, Mormon. Iness says he has a good relationship with God, though, org‌â€? he acknowledges that “it can always be better.â€? Webb sees It’s not that the sisters aren’t sincere about their questions the obvious opening and goes in for the kill. Or, salvation, and interest in people’s lives. To me, it just also seems they I suppose. She pulls out her contact book and gets Iness’ are trying to gauge the best way to integrate the teachings address and phone number. They set up an appointment and importance of Jesus and the Book of Mormon into the for 6 p.m. Friday to discuss the gospel from the Book of conversation. Mormon. Iness is open to hearing what the sisters have to “We are not here to tell anyone that they are wrong,â€? say. Pearson told me. “But just to build off the faith that they
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“It’s always a growing process,â€? he says. ... Beyond spreading the word of Joseph Smith (who I once inadvertently referred to as John Smith), the Sisters also offer their services to help. To anyone. The overtures have led to some sometimes inappropriate and crude conversations. “We volunteer to do service for people and they will take it down the wrong path,â€? Pearson said. â€œâ€ŚSo we say, ‘Kay. Bye.’â€? But even the perverted and manipulative can’t bring these two down. “Even if they are super rude to me, I’ll love them no matter what,â€? Webb said. That doesn’t mean there aren’t trying moments. Pearson still has trouble visiting one neighborhood that left her crying on a stranger’s porch, after a woman holding a crying baby followed she and her companion to another house and berated them for “selling Jesus.â€? “It was so embarrassing because we were still talking to the other lady on her front porch,â€? Pearson said. â€œâ€ŚYou’re just not used to people talking to you that way. I’ve always been someone that — I was nice to people and people were nice to me. But, whatever.â€? The hatred seems to stem from, at least partially, a fissure between the teachings of Mormonism, and whether its Mormons believe the Lord people should be considered declared in the Word of WisChristians. Members of the dom that the following foods LDS Church regard themselves are good: as Christians, teaching that • Vegetables and fruits, which Jesus is the son of God and the should be used “with prusavior. However, Mormons dence and thanksgivingâ€? differ significantly from other • The flesh “of beasts and of forms of the faith, especially the fowls of the air,â€? which is with their belief in a modern “to be used sparinglyâ€? day prophet. They also believe • Grains: such as wheat, rice, the authority and pureness of and oats, which are “the staff Jesus’ church and his doctrine of lifeâ€? were lost, with changes being Source: LDS.org made to the original teachings during the time after the original Apostles’ deaths. Joseph Smith eventually restored the gospel of Jesus back to earth, they say. “There’s a lot of Christian people that don’t like us,â€? Pearson said. “They don’t think we’re Christian. But they don’t understand, because we have the nickname Mormon. But Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is all revolved around Jesus Christ and I think that’s just a hard thing for people to understand. Christian faith uses the Bible and we don’t call them Bibles.â€? Webb tries to remember that, even in rudeness, everyone is “brothers and sisters of God,â€? which, when thought of in those terms, makes it easier to love everyone. Still, the mission has been an emotional roller coaster, with days of homesickness and rejection intertwined with genuine happiness. “I just didn’t think people could be so mean,â€? she said. But the sisters do anything but dwell on pessimism. Where I tend to see luck or chance, they sing about miracles. Webb recounted the biggest miracle on the mission thus far: convincing a woman who obviously didn’t want to speak with her to open up about her troubles.
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Addiction is sewn into DNA Wally DuChateau
Two weeks ago we explored our innate desire to experience new states of consciousness; that is, when we’re dissatisfied with our present state of mind, we change it by ingesting various drugs. So, we drink coffee because we want to be more alert. We use alcohol to relax and be more sociable. The intensity of our need to seek and experience new consciousness varies greatly from one individual to the next but, in any case, the desire for change, be it large or small, is always there because it’s in our genes. This week I want to examine how easily we get hooked on any particular drug which, as you may suspect, also varies greatly from one individual to the next. Again, our propensity for addiction is determined mostly by our DNA. Of course, our genetic inheritance is weakened or strengthened by our social situation and conditioning but, in this particular case, I believe our genes are far more important than the way we’re raised. At any rate, some people are easily addicted to any damned thing and others are not. Therefore, it isn’t true that people can’t be hooked on pot. You see, it’s not the drug that determines addiction, it’s the individual. At one extreme end of the continuum, some people can smoke a couple of joints and they’re suddenly hooked on three joints a day for the rest of their lives. Take away pot and they suffer withdrawal pains and symptoms that are just as severe as those felt by meth addicts. On the other hand, some people simply can’t be addicted to anything, not even heroin. They can smoke three packs of cigarettes a day
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for 30 years and then abruptly quit – cold turkey – and not suffer so much as a single tremor. Of course, most of us fall somewhere in between these extremes. Now, if you’re still with me, you’ll see we have two things working here: First, how easily we get hooked, and, second, how intense our desire is to seek new types of consciousness. These two phenomena can unite in four different combinations. (Or permutations, if you recall Math 101.) First, you can have a person who has little desire to experiment with new states of consciousness and, in general, can’t be addicted to anything. Obviously, there’s no problem here. This fella simply goes on about his merry, carefree life. Second, you can have someone who has little need to test new states of mind, but is highly prone to addiction. Here again, one can predict this individual probably won’t have any problems because he’s not especially interested in
fooling around with any drugs, but if he happens to try alcohol at a frat party, owing perhaps to social pressure, this might be a sorry mistake. Third, there’s the person who’s interested in trying all kinds of drugs, but simply can’t be addicted to any of them. This situation can be a bit problematic if he used a large amount of meth or crack or booze or cigarettes for a number of years because, addicted or not, these drugs can take a serious physical and mental toll. But it’s the last category that raises hell with the user, his family and our communities in general. This individual longs to experiment with all kinds of drugs – seeking that profound, existential break-through to the “other side” – and is easily addicted to everything. Woe be the plight of this poor fellow. There are still a few more things I want to say about this subject, but they’ll have to wait until next week.
a forceful statement from Putin to the US and the West that Russia was back as a military power to contend with. The US, under George W. Bush, was powerless to stop the Georgian takeover. It was also a message to Ukraine, according to Friedman, that the West could not be relied upon to protect them either. Putin continued to increase his prestige in negotiating the removal of chemical weapons from Syria in 2013 and by the success of the Sochi Winter Olympics. Victor Yanukovych was elected to power in Ukraine in 2010. This increased Putin’s reputation, especially when Yanukovych moved away from economic links with the European Union and moved toward Russia in November 2013. But beginning in February 2014 Putin’s control of events in Ukraine began to slip, as did his forceful image. Street demonstrations in Kiev protesting Yanukovych’s policies forced Yanukovych to flee to Russia. Putin’s policy for Ukraine fell apart. In March, Putin annexed Crimea after a referendum, regaining popularity with the Russian public Pro-Russian rebels, apparently aided by Russian Special Forces, according to Friedman, rose up in eastern Ukraine and took several cities, claiming independence from the Ukrainian government in Kiev. A new Ukrainian leader, Petro Poroshenko, was elected
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Hilde said. “It’s just a matter of how do you Shinsato has opportunity,â€? project of that scale, Turner Delia, Megan Sheridan, lived in the city said she sported giving the appeal to the right Burberry said. Sara Gilbert, and Dana for three years. He also spoke community a chance to people at the right Parnello. She spoke about about community vote on a bond. time and the right The candidates were her business and opportunity.â€? engagement and “I believe they should be individually interviewed education experiinvolving citizens given the chance to vote if Leslie Burberry by the council, with each ence and her inwith business and they want it or not,â€? Turner being given five minutes to volvement in the leadership experi- said. “If they vote that they expound upon their appliarts, describing ence. don’t want it then they can’t cations and share informaherself as “creative yet anaTravis has lived in the complain.â€? tion about themselves with lytical.â€? She emphasized her city for nine years and has Delia has lived in the city the council, then council creativity in tackling and had a 30 year career in pubfor eight years and spoke members each had a chance solving challenges, not just lic service, serving in the primarily about her desire to ask questions related thinking outside the box, Marines and law enforceto reach all the residents to what the candidate had but as she described it, “get ment. of Maple Valley. She also said or provided in their rid of the box.â€? Shinsato Travis listed “balancspoke about her business application. In their apalso has extensive volunteer ing economic growth with management experience plications candidates were experience for a variety the residential, parks, and both at a large business and asked about why they want of organizations over the recreation areas,â€? as one at the small business level, to be on the council, if they years and spoke about fi scal of his top priorities on his and the desire to better adhad any prior experience responsibility and fostering application. When asked to vertise and expand services as an elected or appointed community. expound upon that he said, within the city. official, what strengths they When asked by Coun“I just don’t want to see the “It’s finding what livable would bring to the council, cilman Gerken why she city become too means to all the what their top three priori“It’s finding what citizens and not moved to Maple Valley, commercialized‌. ties would be as a council I just don’t want to livable means to just the citizens member, how they view the Shinsato said she was lookall the citizens ing for somewhere closer to see Maple Valley that we comcouncil’s role in the comand not just the a good dance studio for her become another monly would munity, and what they view citizens that daughter and said, “We just Covington.â€? serve,â€? Delia said. the city’s greatest challenge looked at it, fell in love with He also spoke “By commonly we commonly as. it and said, ‘Th is is where I about the imporI mean your would serve.â€? Hilde has lived in Maple need to raise my daughter.’â€? tance of public middle income Christina Delia Valley for 20 years and Burberry, who ran safety and maintafamily that owns currently serves as an against Laise Jonas for the ing or even growa home, that’s not alternate on the planning seat in November, was next ing what the city is all the residents.â€? commission and has done up. currently doing and about Sheridan has lived in the extensive volunteering in “During my campaign efficiently running the city city for five years and curthe community. She listed last year I was impressed government. When asked rently serves on the plan“reducing spendingâ€? as one both by the concerns and what he thought the biggest ning commission. She has of her top three priorities, the aspirations the citizens challenge to an efficient also done other volunteer which Councilwoman Erin had for Maple Valley, â€? government was, Travis work throughout the comWeaver asked Hilde to Burberry said. cited balancing financial munity. expand upon. He has lived in the city realities with expenditures. She began by reminding “It has less to do with for 17 years and currently “Obviously there’s a lot the council members how cutting where or how, what serves on the more priorities and things she has known them and types of cuts to “It has less to do planning commis- the city would like to see worked with them in the make, and has with cutting where sion, he also has done then the city has community. She said her more to do with or how, what types volunteer experimoney to do,â€? Travis said. top priority is economic a thoughtful of cuts to make, ence. “I’ve always He went on to say that development in the city. examination of and has more to do served in one way prioritizing those wants will “For me that’s huge,â€? where we are or another,â€? Burbbe key for the city. Sheridan said. with a thoughtful spending our erry said. Turner has lived in the She went on to say that examination money,â€? Hilde He went on to city for 12 years and has bringing living wage jobs of where we said. “Quite speak about his served with several difto the city so people stay honestly I believe are spending experience workferent groups during that during the day is, “what we our money.â€? a big piece to that ing with budgets time. She said that she need.â€? happens to be a Cathy Hilde and about his decided to apply aft er being “I talked to many departreal need in the drive and desire encouraged by friends and ment heads,â€? Sheridan said. city for a sense of to serve the city. family. She spoke about the “The biggest thing that direction, I have When asked about importance of economic jumped out at me, sitting felt for a long time there is growth to her as well as the down with Shawn (Huntno clear direction the city is economic development, Burberry emphasized importance of parks, traffi c, stock, finance director), is heading into.â€? partnerships, particularly and sharing resources with She went on to compare [ more COUNCIL page 7 ]
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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1 OF KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON (VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER) NOTICE OF HEARING FOR SALE OF PROPERTY Notice of Proposed Sale. In accordance with RCW 70.44.300, the Board of Trustees of Valley Medical Center hereby gives notice of its intent to sell property belonging to the District by private sale. The property to be sold is a vacant building owned by the District and located in Auburn, WA. The Board has previously declared this property surplus to the District. Prior to such sale, the Board shall conduct a public hearing and will consider any evidence offered for and against the propriety and advisability of the proposed sale. The date and time for such hearing shall be Monday, August 18, 2014 at 4:00 p.m. in the Board Room of Valley Medical Center, at the beginning of the Valley Board’s scheduled meeting. The public is invited to attend. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1 OF KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON (VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER) By: Sandra Sward
Assistant to the Valley Board Published in the Kent, Renton, Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporters on August 1, 2014, August 8, 2014.#1101448. PUBLIC BUDGET HEARING A regular scheduled meeting of the Board of Directors of Enumclaw School District No. 216 will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, August 18, 2014, at Enumclaw School District Board Room, 2929 McDougall Avenue, Enumclaw, Washington. At this meeting, information will be provided on the Budgets for the General Fund, Capital Projects Fund, Transportation Vehicle Fund, Debt Service Fund, and the Associated Student Body Fund for the 2014-2015 school year. Copies of the proposed budgets are available to the public at the GLVWULFWœV DGPLQLVWUDWLYH RI¿FH (address above) or can be found online at the district’s website: www.enumclaw.wednet.edu/ departments/business/budget_ ¿QDQFH GHIDXOW DVS[ Any person may appear at the meeting to be heard for or against the budget or any part thereof. Published in Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter on Aubust 1, 8, 2014. #1095700.
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really: “Why me? Why did I live?â€? It provoked tears and descriptions about rehab and the battle to regain custody of her children and life. The woman had no phone number and the sisters never found her again. But it was enough. “She needed us that day,â€? Webb said. â€œâ€ŚSometimes you just know when you are talking to someone that you were placed in their path just to talk to them, to help them that day.â€? ... Webb tries a similar tactic with a 26-year-old Arby’s employee we meet at a bus stop. They discuss the $15 minimum wage and his ex-girlfriend before Webb asks, “What would be the one question you would ask God?â€? After a moment, the man responds, “For a loan?â€? The sisters laugh but prod for more. He caves with the question: “Why?â€? The bus arrives before either could pass him a Mormon.org card that, they know, could provide answers. “There was promise in
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him, I think,â€? Pearson says. kneecap and eye socket. “We’ll have to remember Doctors inserted dozens of to go to lunch at Arby’s,â€? screws, staples and stitches, Webb adds. a plate and I ask the sisters “Sometimes you cadaver bone. We if following the found him waterjust know when guy to his place of you are talking to ing the plants work might seem someone that you in his front yard a little stalkerwere placed in their without any casts ish. The idea and reporting path just to talk seems to catch almost no pain. to them, to help them slightly by He explained to them that day.â€? surprise. the sisters that a Sister Savannah Webb “Some people priesthood blessmight,â€? Pearson ing prior to his says. operation made “I don’t think all the difference. he would,â€? Webb adds. “Realistically, I should I start to understand be in casts,â€? he says. â€œâ€ŚI’m their logic: why would a gonna be playing golf in persistent, positive attitude a few more weeks. That’s ever be considered siniswhat I told my doctor.â€? ter? It’s a slightly different It’s a remarkable recovery. wavelength than I’m used One that I would generally to, but one I am learning to attribute to Wierlo being a appreciate. quick healer who has taken ... proper care of his body About five hours into our over the years (thanks, at ride, we stop by the home least in part, to the Word of of Brother Steve Wierlo, Wisdom) and lots of luck. who fell from a ladder while But that kind of rationale cleaning his gutters three isn’t in the ever-optimistic weeks earlier. The clean-cut, sister’s thought process. middle-aged man suffered a “Miracles happen!â€? Webb broken nose, badly injured says. “That’s what I’m talkwrists and fractures in his ing about.â€?
LARCENY • A burglary was reported at 3:20 a.m. on July 27. Police said a projector was stolen from Cedar Valley Elementary School, 26500 Timberlane Way SE. • A purse and its contents were reported stolen at 9:52 a.m. on July 25 from an un-
CITY COUNCIL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2014 – 7:00 PM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Chapter 35A.63.220 of the Revised Code of Washington, the Covington City Council will a hold a public hearing on a proposed ordinance which establishes a six-month extension on a moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries, production and processing facilities, and collective gardens, at its regular meeting on Tuesday, August 12, 2014, at 7:00 p.m., to be held in the Council Chambers at Covington City Hall, 16720 S.E. 271st Street, Covington, Washington. The purpose of this public hearing is for the City Council to receive comments from the public, both written and oral, regarding a proposed ordinance extending the current moratorium within the City of Covington on the establishment, location, operation, licensing, maintenance, or continuation of medical marijuana dispensaries, production facilities, processing facilities, and collective gardens. All persons desiring to comment may do so in writing to Sharon Scott, City Clerk, at 16720 SE 271st Street, Suite 100, Covington, Washington, 98042 or by appearing at the public hearing on August 12, 2014. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that agenda information will be posted the Friday prior to the above meeting at Covington City Hall, and on the City’s web site: www.covingtonwa.gov. For further information, please contact Richard Hart, Community Development Director at rhart@covingtonwa.gov or by phone at 253-480-2441. Published in the Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter on August 1, 2014. #1101809.
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... As we ride away from the house, we talk about our dreams and goals. The sisters are curious about how I hope my future plays out. No matter what I say, it always seems to make them happy and excited about life. The positivity is contagious. I wonder why everyone isn’t so ... Pffffffffff. My front tire pops. The rubber flattens against the road, producing a pathetic melody of thuds. “There goes that,� I say, as my 8-ball-shaped tire valve rolls onto the pavement. “This may be the end.� The sisters laugh and never lose their enthusiasm. There are too many other things left to do to end now. It’s only 3:45 p.m. We still have a dinner to attend. “We can just walk with the bikes,� Pearson says.
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NATIONAL NIGHT OUT AUG. 5 On Tuesday, August 5 communities all over the country and their residents will be sending a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and working together in order to watch out for each other and address any crime and disorderly issues. The goals of National Night Out are to: • Strengthen relationships between neighbors, residents, and police
Parnello has lived in the city for 11 years and served on the council from 201011 after being appointed to an open position, and has also served on the planning commission in the past, as well as with other large organizations. “I think I’m pretty qualified for the role,” Parnello said. “I’ve sat on the council with most of you.” He spoke about his experience working with data as well as a master’s degree that he earned in recreation administration. His main focus, he said, would be on education and economic development, two topics he said he feels go hand in hand. “We need to leverage what has made Maple Valley a great place to live, we need to make it a great place to work,” Parnello said. Since the meeting was adjourned without an appointment being made, the discussion on who should fill the vacancy will be revisted for further discussion at the Aug. 4 special meeting. • Spread crime prevention awareness • Generate support for, and participation in, local anticrime programs Neighborhoods in Maple Valley will celebrate NNO with a variety of events and activities such as: block parties and cookouts. Maple Valley Police will be visiting neighborhoods in the city throughout the evening and at 7 p.m. will wrap up the celebration at Glacier Valley Community Park where all Maple Valley citizens are welcome to attend a free barbecue.
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What’s blooming at Lake Wilderness Arboretum Volunteers from the Lake Wilderness Arboretum Foundation served up burgers, hot dogs and drinks this year at Maple Valley’s annual Kids Festival, which took place on Saturday, July 19 at Lake Wilderness Park. “A huge thanks to everyone who came hungry and purchased hot food and drinks from the concessions stand,” said Noel Paterson, Foundation President. “With your help the community raised nearly $900 to benefit Lake Wilderness Arboretum.” Paterson also acknowledges city staff members Jennifer, Bobby and Annalisa for all their help, as well as arboretum volunteers Sarah Gilbert, Criss and Ray Vefik, Eva, Quinn and Kallen Paterson, Mike Newell, Cindy Ostermann, Bob Dunning and Diane Barnes.
“It is the support from people like you that makes it possible for the arboretum to even exist. Thank you so much!” Children ages 2-12 found tons of free things to do, including live music and comedy shows, face painting, children’s crafts, the candy cannon, model airplanes, inflatable toys, interactive exhibits, even warming up their throwing arms and taking their revenge on the park lifeguards at the dunk tank.
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Track and Field athletes from Kentwood and Tahoma competed at the USA Track and Field Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships last week outside Houston, Texas. To qualify for the event, athletes had to finish in the top five at the regional championships that were
held in Spokane. Brock Eager, who graduated from Tahoma High School in June and competed for the team Seatown Express, won the men’s hammer throw with a throw of 67.98 meters. Seatown started in 1999 and Eager was coached by his dad, Keith Eager. Four athletes from Kentwood High School com-
peted with Xtreme Speed Track Club which practices at Kentwood. Keetaan DeWitz, a second year national qualifier who will be a sophomore in the fall, competed in the 400 meter hurdles, finishing 37th overall. TJay Mason is heading into his senior year and made his first trip to nationals, finishing 34th in the
400 meter hurdles and 17th in the high jump. Samantha LaRue will be a junior at Kentwood this year and also made her first trip to nationals. Despite competing on a fractured foot she finished 40th in shot put. Rounding out the group from Kentwood, junior Corey Tullio was also competing for the first time and
finished 26th in shot put. Xtreme Speed was founded in 2010 and is led by head coach Rob Thomas, throws coach Isan Goldwire, jumps coach Mekco Caldwell, hurdle coach Kaid Tipton, and hurdle coach Jo-Nathan Thomas.
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[10] August 1, 2014 [ COVINGTON from page 1] over in Kent on Aug. 11. Hendrickson will receive a pay bump to the level two city manager pay scale while in the position. City Councilman Joseph Cimaomo, Jr. said Hendrickson’s previous experience as city manager for the city of Newcastle, as well as his knowledge of Covington’s finances, helped aid the decision. “We know he can do the job; he has done it before,” Cimaomo said. “We believe he will do well for us. He knows the city and what is going on.” The council is waiting on bids from three outside agencies, which were suggested by Matheson, to help look for a permanent city manager. The selected firm will search internally and externally for candidates. The council expects to discuss the bids at its Aug. 12 meeting. Cimaomo did not know if Hendrickson
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wants to be considered for the job fulltime. He said the council hopes to select a permanent replacement by November. “I personally think it might take us a little longer than that,” he said. “It all depends on the amount of applicants we have.” Cimaomo said it is “possible” that Senior Accountant Casey Parker will act on Hendrickson’s capacity as Finance Director in his stead. “I know we put the city in good hands with Rob at the helm while we search for a new city manager,” Cimaomo said.
Reach Senior Reporter Eric Mandel at emandel@covingtonreporter.com or 425432-1209 ext. 5054. To comment on this story go to www.covingtonreporter.com. has been seen to be tough and effective. That reputation has been damaged and could crumble with repercussions of the MH17 shoot-down: more sanctions causing more capital flight and deeper economic problems, with its rivals smelling weakness. Putin better not be taking any vacations any time soon, unless he can pull himself out of his recent nosedive.
Rich Elfers is a history instructor at Green River Community College and former Enumclaw City Council member.
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