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East Pierce to lay off six firefighters By Ray Still Staff Writer

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East Pierce Fire and Rescue and the department’s labor union, Local 3520, failed to reach an agreement last week to mitigate a $1 million deficit in East Pierce’s 2015 budget. In order to address the shortfall, East Pierce’s Fire

an agreement with Commissioners Local 3520, we are voted 5-2 to lay forced to utilize off four firefightpersonnel layers, as well as offs to reduce our two temporar y deficit spending,” firefighters, one Fire Commission receptionist, and Dale Mitchell Chairman Dale reduce one inforMitchell said durmation technology staff member to part- ing a Dec. 16 meeting. “We believe our only time status. “Given that we have viable option to the longbeen unable to come to term financial health

of the fire district is to lower our annual operating expenditures through a reduction in the number of employees.” Local 3520 and East Pierce will continue to discuss concessions, but the layoffs are scheduled to take place on Jan. 31 if concessions are not agreed upon.

Labor Concessions

Local 3520 and East Pierce have met seven times during the past few months to discuss multiple concession packages in order to prevent layoffs. The union’s most recent package, according to Local 3520 President

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Schemes, scams and theft increase during holidays By Eric Mandel

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Weather The forecast for today, Wednesday, calls for mostly cloudy skies and a chance of shower with high to 43 and overnight low to 30. the forecast for Christmas is for showers with partly sunny skies and a high to 40.

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Renee Fleckner examines a fir tree at Farm Fresh Produce in Buckley off of state Route 410. Her husband Chad and her sons Vincent and Cameron enjoy a hot drink on a cool night Dec. 17. Photo by Ray Still

hen the sales are announced and the wallets come out, there’s always one safe bet: Tis’ the season for thefts and scams. “There are a lot of vulnerable people out there,” said Covington Police Chief Kevin Klason. Crimes typically increase across the nation during the holiday season. The mix of alcohol, depression, heavy shopping and family obligations can produce a piteous blend. Large and small cities alike face this increase in nefariousness, be it bank robberies and murders or mail theft and phone scams. Area law enforcement officials say the spike locally is centered on the latter of those crimes — specifically scams. The Federal Trade Commission says thousands of people lose money to phone scams every year, from a few dollars to life savings. The Bonney Lake Police Department warned its residents of a phone scam reported by several citizens that involved an automated phone call falsely identified as being from the City of Bonney Lake. The

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Spartan girls lead SPLA 3A league, boys follow in third By Sarah Wehmann Staff Writer

Spartan Girls

Since losing its first game of the season, the Spartan girls basketball team is on a five game winning streak. Sumner beat Auburn Mountainview 53-35 at home Thursday. The Spartans got off to a 7-2 lead with 3:07 to play in the first quarter. At the half, Sumner led the Lions 26-12. The game continued to go Sumner’s way and with 4:41 to play in the third quarter, the Spartans were up 32-20.

The Lions tried to catch up to the Spartans, pulling with five with 1:10 to go in the third. After three, Sumner was up 37-30. The Spartans took off in the fourth quarter, scoring 16. Sumner leads the South Puget Sound League 3A with an undefeated 4-0 conference record and 5-1 overall record. Before returning to conference play in January, the Spartans travel to San Diego. Sumner is scheduled to play in the Surf-N-Slam Tournament starting Dec. 27.

Spartan Boys

After winning big over Lakes Tuesday, the Sumner boys basketball team lost 61-45 to Auburn Mountainview Thursday. The Spartans trailed for

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most of the game, down 13-8 after the first quarter. The Lions took the lead 31-19 over Sumner entering halftime. The Spartans went on a 6-0 run in the third quarter.

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Mike Westland, would have saved East Pierce approximately $1.3 million. With the $1.3 million, Westland said, there would be no need to lay off any East Pierce staff, whether union or nonrepresented, because it would have covered the entire budget shortfall. Fire Chief Jerr y Thorson said Local 3520’s claim of a $1.3 million package is inaccurate. “We tally it up differently,” he said. “We disagree on the dollar value of the offer they made and the long-term impacts.” Thorson declined to speculate on his value of the union’s last package, but Mitchell said there would be a remaining deficit of $490,000 if the package was accepted. One of the reasons the package was not agreed on, both Westland and Thorson said, was because the parties disagreed on cost-of-living concessions. “The deal breaker was they wanted our cost-ofliving adjustments for the whole year,” Westland said. “We offered them several ways around that.” According to a labor and management counter offer document dated Dec. 2 and provided to the Courier-Herald, Local 3520 offered to forego the cost-of-living increase for six months. Both management and the union confirmed an unofficial offer was made later to concede the costof-living increase for 11 months, and receive them on the last month. “That way for next year, for contract negotiations, we are where we should have been earlier,” Westland said. “Otherwise, if you give up your 2 percent costof-living adjustment, that 2 percent is gone for the rest of your 15-year career.” Thorson said Local 3520’s cost-of-living concessions were short-term solutions, which is why East Pierce did not accept the package. “If we simply defer the cost-of-living increase for part of the year, we have really just pushed the problem out a few months and then we are right back in the same position, where we have got that 2 percent plus any increase that would come in at the follow-

ing year,” Thorson said. “It has a compounding effect and we are trying to minimize that part of it.” According to Thorson, all non-union staff will forego their cost-ofliving increases for the next year, including him and Deputy Chief John McDonald.

Fundamental Differences

Mitchell said during the Dec. 16 commissioner meeting that East Pierce and Local 3520 have “fundamentally different perceptions” on budgets. “A big part of what Mitchell was referring to was the use of the ending net cash and the reserves,” Thorson said. The ending net cash is like a sav-

“The deal breaker was they wanted our costof-living adjustments for the whole year. We offered them several ways around that.” Mike Westland Local 3520 President

ings account to tide East Pierce over during the first quarter of the year because the department doesn’t receive property tax money until April. This way, East Pierce can afford to pay staff before tax revenues are available. Thorson said it is important to use the ending net cash and reserve funds very carefully. “The ending fund balance in dwindling, and we believe we need to protect that money so that we can afford to pay people during those first four months,” he said. Thorson also said the ending fund balance is used heavily in September, right before the fire district receives a second chunk of taxes in October. Westland and Local 3520, however, believe this is the right time to dip into the ending net cash and reserves to fix problems now, and replenish the money later when tax money is made available. “You have $5 million, and you need $6 million,” Westland said. “You take $1 million out of reserves, pay your bills for labor, and then you get the tax money and put it back into reserves.” It is department policy

to retain a minimum of 20 percent of the year’s budget for the ending net cash to roll over into following year’s budget. Based on the currently approved 2015 budget of about $23 million, the minimum ending net cash level of 20 percent would be about $4.5 million. However, East Pierce has estimated a total of about $5.5 million for its ending net cash balance, or 24 percent of its budget. Although the budgeted ending net cash is 4 percent more than the policy minimum, Thorson said the policy minimum should be raised to 25 percent to cover delinquent taxes and other department needs. According to Westland, delinquent taxes are estimated to add up to roughly $600,000 in 2015. This would leave some wiggle room of around $400,000 before East Pierce would dip further into their estimated ending net cash by the end of 2015.

Assessed Property Value and reserves

According to Mitchell, when the 2008 recession hit, property values in the East Pierce district fell sharply, which resulted in East Pierce receiving less money from property taxes. However, he said, even though East Pierce was receiving less money, the

“If we simply defer the cost-of living-increase for part of the year, we have really just pushed the problem out a few months.” Jerry Thorson East Pierce Fire Chief

department felt it was important to continue with the same level of service it gave before the recession. To continue the high level service, “the board has sacrificed over the last few years and put (reserve) money in the general fund,” Mitchell said. According to Mitchell, East Pierce had a reserve fund pot of around $7.7 million in 2011. By 2016, it is estimated the reserves will have shrunk to $5.2 million,

more than a 30 percent decrease in five years. This includes a $1.2 million withdrawal in the 2015 budget from reserves to pay for new self-contained breathing apparatuses for firefighters, which both Thorson and Westland agree is an absolute necessity. Over the past year, assessed property value in the fire district has increased with the improv ing economy, according to Westland and Thorson. Both parties have noted that East Pierce will receive an estimated $1.2 million increase in property taxes in 2015 because property values are increasing. Westland said this is a good indication that property values will continue to increase in the next coming years. “All indications that I have seen is next year will see very similar or better increases in assessed property values,” Westland said. “If that is the case, at the end of next year, the district will be collecting the same amount of money that they would have collected if the levy passed.” East Pierce’s recent Operations and Maintenance levy failed to garner a supermajority, or 60 percent, of votes to pass in the last primary and general elections, and cost the fire district $3.2 million. However, T horson is less optimistic and believes that the district should use conservative growth estimates to budget responsibly. “We’ve yet to receive the official letter from the county that should be coming any day,” Thorson said. “But it looks like it will only be a $35,000 difference than what the preliminary numbers were. It is not going to be the $400,000 increase that some people were thinking.”

Additional negotiations

Although East Pierce has officially mentioned the layoffs in a letter on their website, the district and Local 3520 will continue to discuss further options. The fire commissioners will be holding a special meeting at 9 a.m. on Dec. 31 to also discuss additional options.

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Letters to the Editor No love for those who hunt elk with arrows It’s bow hunting season for elk again. Every year, bow hunters are running through private properties around the perimeter of Enumclaw city limits chasing wounded elk. Last time, they’d been chasing one for three days. This year, our biggest bull elk, leader of a big herd, came into my boss’ field to die and we had to watch. He’d try to stand and then fall, over and over. His herd stayed with him for a long time, but finally fled, scared and confused. Every year it’s the same lame excuses. Overpopulation: then Fish and Wildlife should handle it humanely with a gun. Elk tear down fences: Fish and Wildlife have recommended fencing to minimize that. Need the meat: then use a gun so your prey won’t suffer while you navigate all these small properties around the town trying to track it. There’s just no good excuse for hunting our extremely tame herd except to satisfy your “bloodsport.” Last year, I was listening to our big boy snore as he slept near me. This is no sport. In this area, hunters must trespass to track a wounded animal. This time we had to watch our big boy suffer; no animal should ever have to suffer. We were all traumatized and extremely angry. We love watching the elk and feel honored to have them on our land. Many people do. What selfishness to take the biggest and strongest and leader of his herd, just for a trophy rack. And any good farmer knows you don’t do this to a gene pool. How selfish to impact the herd and us like this. Go out into the woods and hunt like a real hunter. If you feel like I do, watch for a Facebook page soon. It will be something like, “Don’t Hunt Elk in Our Backyard.” Margaret Chowen South Prairie

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Ripple effect will rattle the Russians Throw a rock into a quiet pond and you will see that ripples are created far past the rock’s impact. That’s what’s happening today as a result of decreasing oil prices across the world. I just filled up my gas tank today at Costco for $2.36/gallon! By the time you read this, prices could have fallen even further. The Russian Central Bank also raised interest rates to stop the slide of the Russian ruble. If that doesn’t stop the Ruble’s slide, Russia could find itself in recession since 50 percent of its economy comes from petroleum production. Added to this is President Obama’s decision to add more sanctions against Russia due to its annexation of Crimea and destabilizing of eastern Ukraine. Russians are going to be feeling even more pain. Will this cause Vladimir Putin to back off on his aggressive stance? The answer is probably no, according to a Dec. 16 article by Stratfor’s George Friedman called, “Viewing Russia From the Inside.” Russia’s history plays a bigger part in Russian decision making than do falling oil prices. According to Friedman’s article, “There is always the expectation (in Russia) that prosperity will end and the normal restrictions of Russian poverty

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return.” The Russians have had 10 years of prosperity, but that will not change the country’s stance on Ukraine. Putin remains popular with poll ratings in the 70s and 80s. Russians are a people where enduring pain is part of the culture. The geopolitical importance of Ukraine as a buffer against European invasion is very real to Russians after two world wars in the 20th century, not to mention other invasions by the Swedes, the Poles, the Austrians and by Napoleon. According to Friedman, Russia’s strength is endurance in the face of great hardship. They won’t break or back down as a result of their current pain. The sanctions that the U.S. and Europe are imposing more greatly reflect how the West would respond under the same circumstances, not how Putin and Russia will respond. The American campaign slogan,

“It’s the economy, stupid” is not how Russians think. That’s the difficulty of trying to punish anyone. We all respond differently to pain, be it on a personal or national level. Understanding this perspective helps to understand Russia’s probable response to western pressure. Russians view Crimea as their land with the Russian navy stationed there since Premier Khrushchev gave it to Ukraine in 1956. Putin’s annexation of Crimea was merely a statement of reality. Russians living in eastern Ukraine have the right to autonomy and to be protected from discrimination, just like the West accepts the fact that French Quebec wants autonomy. From Putin’s perspective, “What’s good for the goose is also good for the gander.” What really rankles the Russians is the highhanded way Bill Clinton, in their view, gave Kosovo independence even though Russians strongly objected, but were too weak to do anything to stop it. Kosovo’s independence is no different in Russian eyes than the takeover of Crimea and eastern Ukraine, or the two Russian-dominated states in former Soviet Georgia. The Americans set the precedent but don’t like it when that

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ensure a balanced budget, more cuts have to be made. Most people I talk to ask why this is happening. They believe the levy passed. They do not understand that it required a 60 percent margin. Then when you look at how few voted, less than 30 percent of registered voters. And it was a mail-in election! All you had to do was fill out the ballot and drop it off. So for those that voted “no,” you saved about $100 a year and put our community at risk. We will see in about a year what that “no” vote cost us. So as you see more of the services we rely on being cut and we all sit around remembering the things the fire department used to do for us, remember this: a fire department is only as good as those that support it. I have yet to see anyone who voted “no” stand up at a commission meeting and offer solutions to the problem. But I have seen them at every meeting tearing it apart. These people saved my life and I would gladly pay $5,000 a year to ensure my family has the best fire and EMS services in the nation. My family is worth that and 10 times that amount. So as we all get ready for

East Pierce: you get the service you pay for The East Pierce Fire and Rescue commissioners, in a 5-2 vote, authorized the layoff of firefighters. Since the failure of the maintenance and operation levy, let’s see what we have lost. We have lost public education programs, training programs for EMS, our fire department “open house” which the kids love, an American Heart Association CPR program taught to high school students, no EMS at sporting events, staff reductions leading to “rolling brown outs” and now the laying off of firefighters and support staff. What we could end up with is citizens fighting fires with garden hoses and buckets, and EMS that consists of a box of band aids and a pair of jumper cables! Sound stupid? Voting “no” or not voting in the last election? Now that seems uneducated. East Pierce has had to lean out for the last few years. Now with the failure of the M&O levy to All New Look!

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Inslee’s budget doesn’t work with McCleary ruling Gov. Jay Inslee’s education budget proposal falls far short of what is needed to comply with the orders issued by the Supreme Court in McCleary v Washington. If adopted, it would move this state one step closer to a constitutional crisis. This issue is not complicated: Over and over again our courts have ruled that relying on levies to fund a major portion of our education system is unconstitutional. The Governor’s proposal does not address that central fact. As the Court wrote: “If the State’s funding formulas provide only a portion of what it actually costs a school to pay its teachers, get kids to school, and keep the lights on, then the legislature cannot maintain that it is fully funding basic education

through its funding formulas. (McCleary v State of Washington, p. 60) “The fact that local levy funds have been at least in part supporting the basic education program is inescapable….. Reliance on levy funding to finance basic education was unconstitutional 30 years ago… and it is unconstitutional now.” (Ibid., p. 68) In September, the Supreme Court held the state in contempt for not producing a plan that, by 2018, would fully fund basic education without the use of local levies. The Court, however, gave the state one last chance – the 2015 legislative session – to comply without imposing sanctions. In response, Gov. Inslee proposes to increase funding for a long list of educational programs that I support. He also proposes to fully fund the elements contained in Substitute House Bill 2776: • All-day kindergarten • Class size reduction in grades K-3 • Student transportation • Full funding of Materials, Supplies, and Operating Costs These are positive enhancements, but HB 2776 was just the first step

towards full state funding of education. Funding the elements of 2776 alone does not satisfy our obligation under the constitution. The Governor offers no plan on how he intends to fund reduced class sizes in grades 4-12, required as part of the prototypical school model envisioned by SHB 2261, and by Initiative 1351. Nor does the Governor address state funding of the compensation of education staff that levies currently fund. It is important to remember that the court was clear in identifying the state’s obligation. That consists of an education system that does not rely on local levy funds, and which is consistent with the prototypical school model envisioned in SHB 2261. The model is derived from earlier “evidenced-based” research on funding adequacy, and includes class size levels virtually identical to those included in Initiative 1351. As the Court wrote: “The prototypical school model for Washington was originally set forth in the Picus and Odden report, which the Basic Education Finance Task Force relied on in making its recommendations to the legislature.

The task force’s recommendations in turn provided the framework for the funding model under ESHB 2261.” (McCleary v. Washington, p. 72) In short, the Governor’s proposal is far short of the complete plan the Court has ordered, and will, in my opinion, lead to sanctions by the Supreme Court if adopted. Two weeks ago I sent the Governor a detailed letter expressing my view on what would be the minimum amount of new funding needed in the next budget to make sufficient progress towards full state funding. I am disappointed that the Governor has not chosen to fund that which the Court has stated is required. In writing the budget I hope the Legislature will take its constitutional obligation seriously. If it does not, I believe the Supreme Court will do what is necessary on behalf of students, as unprecedented and unpleasant as that may be. Randy Dorn Superintendant of Public Instruction

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Besides the anonymous swindles, there are a number of in-person thefts that pick up near Christmas time. Package thefts are typical this time of year in Bonney Lake and Black Diamond, according to officials. The number of UPS and Fed Ex packages stolen from front porches typically spikes this time of year, thanks to the proliferation of online holiday shopping, Lynch said. In an attempt to stifle those thefts, Lynch said day time officers will spend extra time patrolling neighborhoods, rather than in the artilleries. Still, he said police need the public’s help. “We all know who lives here and who does not fit,” he said. When asked about the potential for profiling and safeguarding against it, Lynch said the 911 dispatch screeners do a “great job” of asking callers why the individual seems out of place. “We tell people it’s better to err on the side of caution,” Lynch said. “Even if it’s nothing at least we know it’s nothing.” Lynch suggested contacting neighbors when pack-

ages will be sent. Maple Valley Police Det. Jason Stanley said that even though the city’s median income sits in the uppermiddle class, the city sees its fair share of holiday packages stolen from front porches and shoplifting. “It seems like criminals get kind of desperate, maybe to fill their own holiday obligations,” Stanley said.

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interest on her part but this person managed to con her and gain her trust. She started to fall for the individual to the point where she sent quite a bit of money overseas… to a charity I’m sure does not exist.” The Covington woman was not alone. A report released in July by Ulstrascan Advanced Global Investigations that looked at the infamous Nigerian SCAM - or, more technically, Nigerian 419 Advance Fee Fraud statistics, concluded that smart people are easier to scam. The report stated that high-achieving professionals are the most likely to be defrauded and that losses from Nigerian scams totaled $12.7 billion in 2013. These scams account for $82 billion in losses to date. Klason said the main principal to remember when dealing with scams is if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. “There’s a lot of variations that are out there,” Klason said. “They’ll try anything. These people don’t have any kind of scruples. Whatever it takes to convince someone to send money. They will say anything they think will work.”

recording tells the resident that he or she has an outstanding unpaid balance for bills through the city and asks for credit card information to settle the bill. Bonney Lake Police Officer Daron Wolsher said the city of Bonney Lake will never call or send an automated call over the phone to ask for money or credit card info to settle an unpaid bill. “We ask that if you get one of these calls to not provide any personal or financial information, immediately hang up the phone and then call the police to report it,” Wolsher wrote in a press release. “We also ask that if you are unsure if you owe money to the city, please contact the city of Bonney Lake directly to verify.” Wolsher said other area phone scams involve a supposed utility company employee asking for a payment. There is also the nationwide scam that claims the victim has an outstanding arrest warrant and that financial information is needed to avoid arrest. These potential dupes are also seen in Black Diamond.

Sgt. Brian Lynch, with the Black Diamond Police Department, said the scams range from fraudulent claims of winning money, to alleged charitable organizations asking for credit card information, to someone from the IRS claiming he needs a social security number. “You’d think if someone’s calling from the IRS, he would already have your social security number,” Lynch said. “I always tell people you can’t identify people over the phone unless you call the agency.” Although the primary targets for scams are typically the elderly, that’s not always the case. A Covington woman was recently bamboozled out of hundreds of dollars in an internet scam, sending money via wire transfer to an individual posing as a potential love interest, according to Klason. Klason said the female was online dating at sugardaddy.com. Klason said the woman sent money on at least four occasions and “will never see the money again.” “This person was in need of help,” Klason said. “She claims there was no love

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Bonney Lake, WA. The purpose of this hearing is to accept public comments pertaining to the following: Application PLN 2014-01769: A for mal application has been filed with the Department C o m m u n i t y D eve l o p ment by Skystone Apartments, LLC, c/o William T. Lynn, Gordon Thomas Honeywell, LLP, to appeal the revised Mitigated Determination of Nonsignificance (MDNS) issued for the Skystone Apartments project. The appellant requests that mitigation condition two (2) be eliminated. The challenged condition reads as follows: â€œThe sewer line shall be extend to the easter n edge of the proper ty within the Pierce County right-of-way. The gravity sewer main along Pierce County right-of-way shall be sized to provide sufficient capacity for the entire basin.â€? The public is invited to attend this meeting to express any comments o r o p i n i o n s. W r i t t e n comments may be submitted prior to the end of business on January 19, 2015 to the Community D eve l o p m e n t D e p a r t ment, c/o Ryan Harriman, AICP, Associate P l a n n e r, 9 0 0 2 M a i n Street East, Suite 300, Bonney Lake, Washington 98391. For citizens with disabilities who are requesting translators or adaptive equipment for communication purposes, the City is asking to be notified as soon as possible of the type of ser vice or equipment needed. # 606891 12/24/14 SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY OF KING IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN A. SHOEMAKER, Deceased NO. 14-4-07213-6KNT NOTICE TO CREDITORS RCW 11.40.030 The personal representative named below has been appointed and has qualified as Personal Representative of this estate. Any person having a claim against the decedent must, before the time the claim would be barred by any otherwise applicable statute of limitations, present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal representativeâ€™s attorney at the address stated below a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate proceedings were commenced. The claim must be presented within the later of: (1) Thirty days after the personal representative served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided und e r R C W 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f t h e n o t i c e. I f t h e claim is not presented within this time frame, the claim is forever barred, except as otherwise provided in RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. This bar is effective as to claims against both the decedentâ€™s probate and nonprobate assets. Date of filing copy of Notice to Creditors: December 18, 2014

Date of first publication: December 24, 2014. KIMBERLEY A. ANDERSON Personal Representative TRIP HART WSBA # 8913 Attor ney for Personal Representative Address for Mailing or Service: 1224 Griffin Avenue Enumclaw, WA 98022-3012 (360) 825-5581 # 606909 12/24/14, 12/31/14, 1/7/15 SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY OF KING IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARIA J. HEER, Deceased NO. 14-4-07211-0KNT NOTICE TO CREDITORS RCW 11.40.030 The personal representative named below has been appointed and has qualified as Personal Representative of this estate. Any person having a claim against the decedent must, before the time the claim would be barred by any otherwise applicable statute of limitations, present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal representativeâ€™s attorney at the address stated below a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate proceedings were commenced. The claim must be presented within the later of: (1) Thirty days after the personal representative served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided und e r R C W 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four months after the date of first publication o f t h e n o t i c e. I f t h e claim is not presented within this time frame, the claim is forever barred, except as otherwise provided in RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. This bar is effective as to claims against both the decedentâ€™s probate and nonprobate assets. Date of filing copy of Notice to Creditors: December 18, 2014 Date of first publication: December 24, 2014. MICHAEL ALLEN SANDERSON Personal Representative TRIP HART WSBA # 8913 Attor ney for Personal Representative Address for Mailing or Service: 1224 Griffin Avenue Enumclaw, WA 980223012 (360) 825-5581 # 606911 12/24/14, 12/31/14, 1/7/15 SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY OF KING IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HERBERT FREDERICK WARD, Deceased NO. 14-4-07212-8KNT NOTICE TO CREDITORS RCW 11.40.030 The personal representative named below has been appointed and has qualified as Personal Representative of this estate. Any person having a claim against the decedent must, before the time the claim would be barred by any otherwise applicable statute

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Hit and Run: Officers responded to the high school to the report of a male subject fleeing the scene after his vehicle struck a tree and was stuck on a curb. Once on scene officers saw a beer can laying outside the driver side door of the vehicle. The officers spoke with the reporting party who had tried to help the driver move his car

off the curb. The reporting party told officers the driver said he had been drinking and would have to report his car as stolen. The next day, the driver spoke with officers regarding the incident. He told officers he lost control of his vehicle and left the scene to go get help to move his car but when he returned his car was already gone. He did not report his vehicle missing that night but later filed a theft report before speaking to officers. He was issued a criminal citation for hit and run and this

case has been forwarded to the prosecutor for review. Warrant: On a traffic stop for expired tabs, officers ran a records check on the driver and found an unconfirmed warrant for a hit and run unattended. The warrant was then confirmed and officers transported the driver to the Puyallup jail where he was booked. More police blotter news can be read at www.blscourierherald.com

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