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eri Jeffery and I wait as the Facetime connection on her laptop once again reconnects. The sound and video of her friend on the other side of the screen, Patrick Sesay, is delayed by the more than 6,600 miles between Maple Valley and Makeni, Sierra Leone, as well as a tenuous satellite connection. Sesay’s bald head reappears, his smile and excitable response making Jeffery laugh. He is full of life, despite the somber subject at hand — the state of his country. I’m asking Sesay about the death of his friends and neighbors and optimism is decidedly scarce. The city’s confirmed deaths have risen to 547, the number of quarantines up 170 — 40 more than in September — and, yesterday, they ran out of chlorine, which is needed for both safety and continued education about necessary hygiene protocols.

From an iPad mounted inside Makeni’s Bridge of Hope compound, Sesay says the people of Makeni are desperate. Even more so than usual. “We are getting help and we need more help,” Sesay says. “In normal cases people are struggling. We have nothing to start with. We desperately need help.” Even before the Ebola outbreak, which is estimated to have killed nearly 5,000 of the more than 13,500 infected West Africans in eight countries, the people of Makeni, and much of Sierra Leone, lived in hardship. The country was beginning to recover from a nearly 11-year long civil war that ended in 2002. On the best of days, the West African nation of six million suffers from immense healthcare issues that include HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, Lassa fever and one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world. All of these issues still remain, which means while

the people of Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia are currently just fighting to survive, there will be far reaching consequences to the Ebola epidemic beyond the final body count. “Our normal effort is to help rebuild up after the wars they went through,” says Jeffery, Executive Director of The Bridge of Hope, a nonprofit organization in Maple Valley that has been providing aid in Sierra Leone since 2006. “Now it’s become just an effort of relief, educate and feed.” The Bridge of Hope is among the many non-governmental agencies around the country attempting to provide aid to the region from afar. Volunteers from the Maple Valley organization, which started with mission work, typically make three trips per year to Sierra Leone. The volunteers have helped build schools, provided microloans for businesses like bakeries and barber shops, have planted churches, and

Councilman unapologetic over controversial remarks unpaid religious holidays each year. The bill can be utilized by individuals of any religion, but was most specifically aimed Ron Taylor believes he “took a stand” to provide flexibility to employees of faiths against political correctness. Other Black such as Islam or Judaism whose holy days Diamond City Council members and the do not fall on federal holidays. The employmayor said Taylor made offensive reee will be allowed to take the unpaid marks in an inappropriate fashion. holidays on the selected days “unless Either way, despite assurances the absence would unduly disrupt BLACK from the mayor saying otherwise, operations, impose an undue hardDIAMOND Taylor is not sorry. ship or the employee is necessary to “I don’t regret it,” said Taylor, a maintain public safety.” council member since 2012. Despite strong bipartisan support, On Oct. 16, the Black Diamond City some reported concerns included typiCouncil approved a resolution to adopt cal workload and staffing concerns and a bill signed by Gov. Jay Inslee in March potential for employee abuse. A newsletter that allows public employees, including from Seattle law firm K&L Gates said the employees at public schools, institutions act “creates special challenges for public of higher education and state-funded employers throughout the state, including workforce training programs, to make two [ more REMARKS page 5 ] BY ERIC MANDEL

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Food, water and medicine have been difficult to come by for the people of Makeni, Sierra Leone since the ongoing Ebola outbreak started to decimate their population in September. Courtesy Photos are building medical and dental programs. But, after the Ebola concerns mounted, the group cancelled its last scheduled trip in April.

“We are not equipped to be there,” Jeffery says. “We’re kind of just trying to see what happens; we may send a couple of our leaders early next year. We are

trying to be wise... We don’t want to bring anything back to the states. We need to do the best we can from here.” [ more EPIDEMIC page 2 ]

‘Copy cat’ threats won’t change school procedures BY REBECCA GOURLEY rgourley@maplevalleyreporter.com

In the wake of the deadly shooting at Marysville Pilchuck High School two weeks ago, several additional threats of violence have popped up across the region. One of those threats was on Oct. 30 at Federal Way High School. As a result, the school was in an emergency lockdown for a brief period of time in the morning. The student who allegedly threatened one or more students at the school was taken into custody by police at the Federal Way Transit Center. No injuries were reported. On Oct. 29, a rumor of a threat at Kent-Meridian High School surfaced, but school officials determined that it wasn’t credible. Parents were allowed to keep their children home from school the following day. These types of instances are referred to as “copy cat” threats. Kevin Patterson, spokesperson for

Tahoma School District said these threats are all too common after a shooting takes place, and proximity has made them even more prevalent in this area recently. “I think we notice (copy cat threats) more because it happens literally in our back yard,” he said. “Whereas, if it was happening across the country, we may not notice it as much. People are paying closer attention to it because it happened here.” Tahoma schools are doing what they can to learn from the recent shooting to keep students safe as much as possible. “We’ve learned a lot of lessons from those other shootings,” Patterson said. “We try to incorporate those (lessons) in our training and preparation.” Patterson said the last time a majority of schools significantly changed their training and procedures for emergencies was after the shooting at Columbine High School in 1999, where two teens killed 13 people and wounded more than [ more SCHOOL page 6 ]

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Despite the panic and concern, talking with “Mama Geri” seemed to help Sesay, the accountant and a team lead for The Bridge of Hope in MaKeni. Even if just a little. He recognized it’s too dangerous for Jeffery and the other volunteers with organization to come and visit, but knew they were still making plans for aid. Heck, she brought a newspaper reporter: maybe he can get the word out. “Life is not ok compared to what it looked like before,” Sesay told me over

ing our country. Things have come to a halt.” “People in Makeni desperately need help, please,” he added, pleading.

A SPREADING PROBLEM While health and aid workers from around the globe work to stop the epidemic at the source, the United States response to the spread of Ebola has been decidedly fickle, with politicians and a public pressure pushing for mandatory quarantines of returning health care workers who are not showing

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while the President has spoken out against automatic quarantines and denounced the media for “stirring up panic.” Dr. Elizabeth Wheeler, Chief Medical Officer for Tacoma General and Allenmore Hospitals said clinically mandatory quarantines for aid workers are not warranted. “We know about the illness that we know it is not going to be spread unless someone is symptomatic,” Wheeler said. “Most people would say, ‘better safe than sorry’ and if I was a physician who went to Africa I probably would volunteer myself (for quarantine). But clinically, it’s not necessary.” Ebola is a provocative and, ultimately, terrifying disease with no known cure. While, from an average American’s perspective, it may seem smart to consider cutting West Africa off from the rest of the world, Jeffery sees this epidemic as a worldwide problem, especially if the virus were to become endemic — e.g. like malaria, which is always a threat in the region. Both Jeffery and Wheeler said the silver lining to the media onslaught and public fear is that it woke people

“It’s too often that people look it at it is an African problem,” Jeffery said. “If we don’t stop it there, we will continue to risk here.” “Everyone is nervous, and rightfully so,” Wheeler said. “If the disease is not contained in West Africa, if it grows and spreads, we will probably see more cases here.”

PROTOCOLS SET AROUND KING COUNTY Ebola is not airborne and, therefore, extremely difficult to catch, especially in medically advanced countries like America. But, in the wake of the mishandling of an Ebola patient in Dallas, the Centers for Disease Control recommended that every medical center in the country update and prepare policies and procedures related to deadly virus. Wheeler said she is confident about the new screening process, which involves three key questions related to a patient’s symptoms, travel history and whether he or she has been in contact with an Ebola patient – or contact with a person who has had contact with a patient.

Two out of three affirmative automatically triggers a call to incident command and isolation of the patient. Wheeler said all front line staff — doctors, nurses and front desk staff —in every urgent care, emergency department and primary care office in the Multicare system have been, or are being, trained in the protocols, which have been directly modeled after Atlanta’s Emory Hospital infectious disease unit. Wheeler said everyone was able to learn from the mistakes at Texas Presbyterian. “Texas, unfortunately, it’s terrible that that happened,” she said. “A couple months ago that could have been any hospital in the United States, honestly.” Wheeler said drills are being prepared for physicians and ICU nurses. Wheeler acknowledged that the Ebola craze is taking a lot of time, but, much like was the case during the HIV outbreak in the ‘80s, good standard protocols are being formed. “It’s a useful exercise even if we never have to utilize it,” she said. “We’re learning something. That’s good.” [ more EPIDEMIC page 3 ]

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tions to protect themselves from the more common threat of the seasonal flu. “So far, one person in the U.S. has died of Ebola, while flu-related complications kill thousands of Americans every season,” he said.

In early October, Harborview Medical Center announced that it would voluntarily accept American Ebola patients who are airlifted from West Africa. Wheeler said Tacoma General is one of several hospitals across the state EMOTIONAL COST establishing a treatment center on site. It’s difficult for Jeffery to Each clinic is to have keep from crying when disidentified an isolation cussing the rising death toll room and is trained to related to those she knows use Personal Protective and loves. If Sesay and the Equipment. The county others were truly her kids, has identified specific EMS she would want someone rigs that would transfer the else to care. patient to the Tacoma Gen“They’re living through eral campus. Wheeler said hell right now,” she said. “It the governor’s wasn’t good to long-term plan is The Bridge of Hope begin with.” to establish six to is participating in Jeffery speaks the Rice Bucket seven hospitals with her AfriChallenge. One across the state can team over that could care for hundred percent Facetime a couple a patient with this of donations to times each month kind of infectious The Bridge of and almost daily Hope go directly disease. via email. Makeni, East Pierce Fire to helping people which has a popuin Sierra Leone. and Rescue oflation of 112,000, ficials sent a press thebridgeofhope.us making it one release saying of Sierra Leone’s they are prepared largest cities, is a on multiple fronts sparsely educated area that to ensure that the departwas quickly decimated in a ment can properly respond fashion becoming common to potential Ebola-infected in the region. patients. According to a New York “The complexity of dealTimes article, Bombali, ing with Ebola, magnified the district that includes by public fear, requires that Makeni, went from one we address the issue at the confirmed case on Aug. 15 county and regional level,” to more than 190 by Oct. 1. said Assistant Chief Russ Sesay said sick individuMcCallion in the release. als from neighboring cities But McCallion warns people against fearing Ebola of Kenema and Kailahun brought the disease. in the US. He recommends that the public take precauWith a culture based on

eating off one plate, sharing spoons and cups, the virus quickly and quietly wipes out families and circulates through the city. Officials banned public gatherings and closed the marketplaces. The city is isolated, with food coming in, but nobody going out. Those with infected family members are quarantined to their house. When released, these people often have nothing left to eat and no place to work. Livelihood is secondary to survival. Sesay said another of Makeni’s health care workers became infected with Ebola over the weekend. Four have already died. He couldn’t say how many doctors and nurses were in the city, but said medical teams from England are helping contain the situation. On top of the dire health needs, border closures and travel bans have stifled trade possibilities and investors in West Africa, with major potential hits to the country’s agriculture and mining operations. Besides an impending food crisis for its residents, cocoa production is another major area of concern, as 70 percent of the world’s global cocoa supply comes from West Africa — 60 percent from Ghana and The Ivory Coast, which could be at risk if the virus continues to spread. The International Monetary Fund has reduced growth projections for the region. The World Bank has

Family members of an infected Ebola patient are quarantined to their homes for 21 days. Once released, these people often have nothing left to eat and no place to work. Courtesy Photo estimated that the outbreak has already cost each of the three countries with active outbreaks upwards of $100 million and could cost the West African economy between $1.6 and $32 billion in 2015, depending on how successfully the virus is contained. Tourism in Africa is also being hurt, with hotel bookings reportedly down 65 percent in Gambia, a nation near Sengal’s border with Guinea. Sesay said, even in a bestcase scenario, his country will not soon see its version of normalcy. For those who survive, the fix will be gradual.

“It will not happen automatically,” he said.

HOW TO HELP Sesay said many in his city did not trust health care workers and didn’t believe in Ebola until they started seeing the death firsthand. Since then, he sees some positive signs: people learning to follow basic hygiene protocols and changing the ritual for burying the dead — a practice that has led to countless infections around the region. “The real problem now is to implement what has been told,” Sesay said. The Bridge of Hope is involved in a “Rice Bucket Challenge” fundraier, with

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100 percent of the profits going toward food, water, gasoline, medical supplies and vehicles that can be used in the relief effort. The organization plans to send a shipping container that includes a donated aid vehicle by the end of the year. Jeffery said the ability to get and pay for food is devastating, fearing thousands will die from starvation and malnutrition. And, once the camera’s turn away to the next disaster, those who love West Africa will be the only ones left to pick up the pieces. “This is just going to bring them way back again,” Jeffery said.

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Carrying my hero’s purse with honor

My hero made an Ebola presentation in front of a group of military veterans the other evening. I sat in the crowd and watched in awe at her poise and expertise. She continually surprises and amazes me. One of the attendees seemed to read my mind, also calling her “a hero.” I couldn’t agree more. After an hour or so of Q&A, I watched wordlessly as the vets gave my hero praise and I carried her purse and the “Certificate of Thanks” to our car. It occurred to me that I’m among the doting husband-to-be’s in today’s America. And that I couldn’t be prouder of that fact. … I’m not exactly Eric the Riveter, as I’ve never been one who felt the need to prove my manhood, in large part because I so often fail in the old fashion principles — being the breadwinner (Ha, I’m a journalist), the smart one (see first parenthetical) or the athletic one (she finished a Ragnar race; I can finish a Digiorno by myself). Sometimes she kills the spiders. But I have some positive attributes – I can reach the crock pot from the top cupboard in the kitchen, I wear the backpack during hikes, I drive on all our road trips and I am always there to support her in her career choices and talk her through the difficult decisions. Maybe it’s weird to compliment myself for things like this, but I’d like to think I’m playing the supporting role many important people — often women — have played for centuries. I deal with her travel schedule and she copes with my midnight story inspirations. It’s a give and take. It’s what marriage in the 21st century is all about. And for us, it’s really never felt that difficult, even when the situations have been hard. My hero is a member of the Centers for Disease Control and is active duty with United States Public Health Service. She’s spent time in Sierra Leone assisting with the Ebola epidemic. My writing career has generally been held on the sidelines — working at small-to-midsize newspapers that cover community events and happenings, profiling individuals on a fairly modest scale — while my hero has been handling the big picture — for everybody. She’s undertaken a mission for public health and panic diffusion; armed with a bottle of chlorine mix, muck boots and Excel spreadsheets. She’s the angel of contact investigation. Staff Writer Eric Mandel

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While she’s been providing proficiency for a world health problem, I’m sitting at home, working my way to Carpal tunnel. I’ve lived by proxy through my hero’s experiences, which have helped shift my personal and professional perspective. Because, the truth is, I haven’t always truly appreciated the military. In fact, over the years, I tended to roll my eyes at the hero worship over enlistees to military service. I’d talked to too many people who signed up for the armed forces because it was an easy choice, or his or her only way out. The military members I know generally don’t see themselves as saving the world and tend toward embarrassment at the notion — feeling like a fraud when they’re saluted for being stationed in the middle of nowhere USA, biding time until Reserves with chewing tobacco and cigarettes. As a prospective military spouse, I’ve also felt guilty about utilizing any of the benefits associated with the service – going to the USO at airports, free health care and certain discounts. What have I done to deserve any of these things? Perhaps through karma, my world, and all of those thoughts, changed in August when my hero left for Africa. Somehow, though I never left the US, it was one of the most mentally challenging three weeks of my life. I feared doing anything enjoyable — laughing, smiling — concerned that the moment I lost focus on my hero I’d receive a terrifying call. Luckily, I only suffered one of those: A false alarm. It seems that, somewhat selfishly, beyond my

renewed appreciation for military service, I have learned to empathize my new fellow sideline dwellers — the parents and family members of military personnel who sit at home waiting for bad news. No matter the assignment, armed or unarmed, there’s always an extra risk for those in duty and a feeling of helplessness for those who wait back at the ranch. After 12-plus hours a day, without weekends, witnessing death and incomprehensible anguish, it’s remarkable that the current slew of health care workers volunteer at all, let alone volunteer multiple times. These people have obvious dedication to public health and ethics — meaning you’d better have a damn good reason and some plush accommodations to institute a 21-day mandatory quarantine for those other heroes who aren’t showing any symptoms. Thus, when my hero returned, I gladly regrabbed the reigns I’m most comfortable with. … While driving us home from the Ebola presentation, I noticed the car rolling oddly. I found the tire had somehow deflated while we’d been parked. So, while my hero watched in her military uniform, I sat in the rain and a puddle, jacking up the car and replacing the flat with a donut. What a man, right? Admittedly, I felt quite good for taking care of my loved one during a time of need. In fact, replacing the tire only took about an hour and I only had to ask one stranger for help. My hero was so proud.

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www.covingtonreporter.com • www.maplevalleyreporter.com the resolution, Enumclaw resident Cindy Proctor how to determine when voiced her displeasure with a request for a holiday is Taylor’s statements during covered by the act, how to public comment, telling avoid abuse by employees Taylor she was “so disapand when a request for a pointed on your vote and holiday can be denied. Unfortunately, the act provides your comments. Half of my office is Jewish and was little guidance on these out for Rosh Hashanah and issues.” Yom Kippur.” The bill took effect June Ron Taylor’s wife, Robbin 12 and has no fiscal impact Taylor, spoke immedito cities. Mayor Dave Gordon called Black Diamond’s ately following Proctor in defense of her husband, adoption of the policy calling the bill an “appease“pure housekeeping,” since ment move.” the city is bound by law to “I believe something like accept it. this wouldn’t have come up Still, prior to casting his except that Islam is coming vote, Taylor publicly voiced up more and more in our his opinion on the subject. faces,” Robbin Taylor said. “In my opinion, this is “The Jewish people have another step toward politifor millennium quietly cal correctness, which I do gone about worshipping on not support,” Taylor said at their festival days, the meeting. “I their holidays, all of “In my opinion, mean, let’s face that and have not this is another it, this nation demanded those. was founded as a step toward But now that we Christian nation. political Tonight when we correctness, which have – dare I say gave the pledge I do not support.” it – radical Islam that it is coming of allegiance, we Ron Taylor into our faces, we said, ‘one nation feel that we have under God.’ If one of us went to an Islamic the need to appease them by putting in laws and country, do you think one resolutions in their favor of us could demand a holiday there? I don’t think that and maybe they’ll like us and then they’ll be nice. I would go over very well. believe this is a politically Anyway, I don’t support correct resolution because this.” what difference is it if you Shortly after the counput it in a resolution or law cil voted 3-1 in favor of

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in the state that they get two unpaid holidays off of their choice than them just asking for a day off?” Councilwomen Janie Edelman, who missed the Oct. 16 meeting, and Carol Benson declined to make extensive comments about the issue, with both saying Taylor is entitled to his own opinion. Councilwomen Erica Morgan and Tammy Deady told The Reporter they were offended. Morgan said Taylor’s comments were “totally off base” and that his premise is “wacko.” Morgan contended that other countries do make religious concessions and that Taylor’s “narrow-centric” point of view plays in with his “overboard in the box, bigoted, Republican ideal.” “It’s a bigoted point of view and has no place in the public realm,” she said. Deady told The Reporter in a phone interview that she does not agree with Taylor’s stance and that everyone should be able to observe his or her own holiday. “I feel that it was a wrong comment,” she said. “I guess I would say that I was offended by it. It wasn’t a comment that ever should have been made.” Mayor Dave Gordon told The Reporter that, while

everyone is entitled to his surance, Taylor denied ever or her personal opinion, making apologies about Taylor crossed the line his statement and said he to offensive territory and was quite comfortable with abused his authority as an how everything transpired. elected official. Taylor said Gordon spoke “When you voice your to him after the Oct. 13 opinion and it hurts others, meeting and advised him that’s wrong,” Gordon said. how “he would handle it.” “And when an Taylor said he never elected official expressed to the “I didn’t agree does it and does with his opinion, mayor that he was it publicly, in a but I was offended apologetic. public forum, “I chose to take a that he would use that just makes it his position as a stand,” Taylor said. that much more Taylor said he council member unforgivable.” has “friends and acto voice his Gordon also personal opinion.” quaintances from a told The Reporter Mayor Gordon wide diverse group he’d spoken to of religions” and several people doesn’t “have anywho, like him, were ofthing against any particular fended by the statement group of people.” Taylor and that he apologized on said his beef is with the law, Taylor’s behalf. which he says un-equalizes “It’s not the city’s job to an already equal playoffend anyone,” Gordon ing field of vacation time, said. “We really need to be showing “favoritism” to sensitive of everyone. No other religions – although one should get their feelings Taylor acknowledged the hurt while we conduct city law is officially for all relibusiness.” gions. When some choose In an apparent attempt to take these days, Taylor at damage control, Gordon added, productivity is lost also told The Reporter in a and taxpayers lose money. written statement that he “It shows more prefer“can assure everyone that I ence for some over others talked to Council Member when everything is already Taylor about it and he reequal,” Taylor said, calling grets what was said. He just the law reverse discriminafeels very strongly about it tion. and had to speak his mind.” Gordon said he was When asked by The offended that Taylor used Reporter about Gordon’s as- his position as a podium

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and would have preferred if Taylor spoke about his stance during public comment. “I didn’t agree with his opinion, but I was offended that he would use his position as a council member to voice his personal opinion,” Gordon said. “It’s not the forum for Ron Taylor’s personal beliefs to have been aired.” Taylor said his remarks were said at the appropriate time, wanting to be transparent and clarify his ensuing “nay” vote for the law. Taylor said council members are not permitted to speak during public comment. When told that a fellow council member called his remark “bigoted,” Taylor didn’t hesitate. “OK,” he said. “That’s certainly their prerogative to see it that way. They’re entitled to their opinion, but then so am I.” Gordon also told The Reporter that elected officials are held to a higher standard and should always try to “never offend the public.” Taylor disagreed with that sentiment. “There is no way to be a public official without offending people,” he said. “You will never get by.”

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Top left: Ms. Cox (Caitlin Hughes, sophomore), left, and Ms. Box (Joanne Hier, sophomore) react to a letter that spells out a potential inheritance. Above: Brindsley (Gunar Peterson, junior), left, and his ex-girlfriend, Clea (Brittany Glover, junior) react to a foul remark by Brindsley’s neighbor, Harold (Sam Bennett, sophomore). Left, top: Part of the “zombie” crew set the stage for the second one-act performance, Black Comedy. Left, bottom: Brindsley chats with the electric company to see when the lights will come back on. Far left: Miss Furnival (Katie Nickel, junior) drags a cart of booze around the room while “drinking” from it. Colonial Melkett (Everett Wall, sophomore) is in the background. PHOTOS BY REBECCA GOURLEY, The Reporter

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4A STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS The 4A State cross country meet will be at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco, Wash. on Saturday, Nov. 8.

GIRLS The race will begin at 1 p.m., with awards at 2 p.m.

BOYS The race will begin at 2:30 p.m., with awards at 3:30 p.m.

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The Tahoma girls cross country team followed a dominating performance at the subdistrict meet with another at the West Central District meet Saturday at American Lake Veterans Golf Course in Lakewood. The team won the meet with 50 points earning a bid to the state meet Nov. 8 at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco. The Bears posted an average time of 19 minutes, 48.84 seconds. Delaney Tiernan was the top runner for the Bears taking second in 18:52.30. Running fourth was Kayla Contreras with a time of 19:08.09 and sixth was Amanda Keifer in 19:16.72.

The Tahoma boys scored 59 to take second at the West Central District 4A cross country meet Saturday, The team advances to the state meet next weekend. Graeme Schroeder ran third in 16:11.50. Tristan Houser took fourth in 16:11.67.

KENTLAKE The Kentlake boys team took eighth with a score of 237. The top runner for the Falcons and advancing to state was Ryan Pitchford taking 17th in 16:33.31.

KENTWOOD The Kentwood girls took 14th with a team score of 340. The top runner for Kentwood was Nicole Soleim at 17th in 19:51.92 and she will advance to state.

Tahoma’s Delaney Tiernan sprints down the home stretch at the West Central District meet Saturday at American Lake Golf Course in Lakewood. She finished second. Left, Tahoma’s Graeme Schroeder and Tristan Houser take the final turn at the district meet. Schroeder finished third and Houser fourth. PHOTOS BY DENNIS BOX, The Reporter

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KENTWOOD The Conks continued their undefeated season by defeating Todd Beamer 31-21 on Oct. 31. Kentwood struck early and often with a rushing and passing touchdown in the first quarter. The first score was a 33-yard run by running back Isaiah Williams. The second came from a 68-yard pass from quarterback Brian Campbell to wide receiver Connor Benson. The Conks took a 22-0 lead in the second quarter after a 26-yard touchdown run by Williams, followed by a successful two-point conversion. Kentwood added an exclamation point to the first half with a safety, giving them a 24-0 lead at the break. Todd Beamerâ€™s first score came in the fourth quarter, after a fumble returned for a touchdown. Kentwood answered with its

final score of the night â€” an 18-yard pass from Campbell to wide receiver Preston White. The Titans scored two more touchdowns late in the game but it wasnâ€™t enough. Kentwoodâ€™s next game is at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8. The Conks host Bellarmine in the 4A district playoffs. If Kentwood wins, it will advance to the first round of the state tournament that begins Nov. 14. The Conks would face Tahoma if the Bears win its district game this week.

quarterback keeper by junior Trey Helgeyard run by Kaunda. The Falcons have not son. advanced to the playoffs this season but The Falcons and Gators each scored two will face Thomas Jefferson in Week 10. more touchdowns in the second quarter. Kentlake was scheduled to travel to FedKentlakeâ€™s came off a 39-yard touchdown eral Way Thursday, Nov. 6. The game was run by senior Tino Wells and a 27played after the press deadline. yard run by senior Danstan Kaunda. TAHOMA Kentlake led 28-19 at halftime. PREP The Bears beat Thomas Jefferson In the third quarter, the Falcons FOOTBALL 10-7 Thursday, Oct. 30. scored six off a 19-yard pass from The win advances Tahoma to the Helgeson to junior James George. 4A district playoffs. The point after was unsuccessful and The Bears face off against Camas at 7:30 the Falcons led 34-19 after three. p.m. on Nov. 7 at Doc Harris Stadium in Kentlake finished the game with two Camas. more scores, compared to Decaturâ€™s one. If Tahoma wins, they will advance to the The Falconsâ€™ scores were a three-yard run first round of the state tournament that by Wells with an unsuccessful point after begins Nov. 14. and the final score of the game was a 22-

KENTLAKE The Falcons beat the Decatur Gators 4724 Oct. 30 at French Field. Kentlake scored the first points of the game with a 14-yard touchdown run by senior Cody Lee. Decatur scored next, but its point after was no good and the Falcons still led the Gators 7-6. The Falcons scored seven more in the first on a three-yard

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Volleyball teams advance to district tournament Tahoma, Kentwood and Kentlake will all advance to the district tournament Nov. 7 and 8. In last weekendâ€™s matches, Tahoma beat Curtis (3-1) and then lost to Emerald Ridge (0-3) to get the No. 2 seed for the district tournament. Kentlake started out strong as well with a win against Mt. Rainier (3-0), but lost their next two matches against KentMeridian (1-3) and Todd Beamer (1-3) to end with the No. 9 seed. Kentwood

didnâ€™t start out as strong with two losses for their first two matches against Graham Kapowsin (0-3) and Bethel (2-3), respectively. But, they held onto the final district berth (No. 11) by beating Mt. Rainier, 3-0.

Kentlake (No. 9) will play Curtis (No. 3) at 2:30 p.m. Friday.

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The winner of the Kentlake/ Curtis match will play the winner between Rogers and Gig Harbor (Narrows No. 2) at 6 p.m.

The district tournament will be held Friday and Saturday, Nov. 7 and 8 at Kentwood High School. Tahoma will play hosting team, Kentwood (no. 11), at 4:15 p.m. on Friday.

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30â€™x36â€™x12â€™

$11,752

$12,435

$13,685

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161/mo.

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$14,687

$15,260

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211/mo.

199/mo.

$16,493

14,999

237/mo.

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30â€™x36â€™x12â€™

30â€™x42â€™x12â€™

$20,867

$24,124

$26,099

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315/mo.

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30â€™x48â€™x14â€™

32â€™x48â€™x14â€™

$28,568

$30,534

$31,481

26,089

374/mo.

27,885 $28,750 400/mo.

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$26,159

$27,238

412/mo.

36â€™x36â€™x9/16â€™

$29,849

23,999 24,989 27,384

345/mo.

359/mo.

393/mo.

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24â€™x36â€™x10â€™

28â€™x36â€™x10â€™

$21,109

$21,786

$23,460

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277/mo.

285/mo.

307/mo.

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20â€™x24â€™x8â€™

20â€™x28â€™x8â€™

$12,071

$12,663

$13,514

10,924

157/mo.

11,460 $12,230

164/mo.

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