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Amid a slowly recovering economy, one industry remains in high demand and the Tahoma High School has been tapping into that this year. Luke Thompson, automotive technology instructor at Tahoma, said there’s a MAPLE high demand VALLEY for technicians in the automotive industry. Thompson, who is an Automotive Service Excellence master certified technician, teaches Tahoma students the skills they need to get a job in an auto body shop. The program is a three-course series and Thompson said he taught 150 students over the course of the last year. Twenty-

The city of Covington is looking for community members to run a Parks and Recreation Priorities Advisory Committee or PRePAC. City Manager Regan Bolli said in an email the city is looking COVINGTON for about 15 people to serve on this committee. He said Covington is looking for “a citizen-based effort to recommend strategies for creating the stable, sustainable funding stream needed to develop and operate recreation and parks in Covington.” Bolli said the committee would meet “no less than once per

Camille Watson, left, sings “The Star Spangled Banner” during Kentwood’s graduation ceremony on

13 at the ShoWare Center. Kentlake graduate Rachel Diccicco, top right, her mother Vandy and Start of a June friend Holly Rogers celebrate following commencement. Tahoma graduates Taz Campos and Shayden New Chapter Freebairn share a kiss before the ceremony June 11 at the White River Amphitheater.

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Young pilot wants to break records and raise money for multiple sclerosis BY REBECCA GOURLEY Reporter

Brett Easter, a 14-year-old student pilot living in Covington, has a grand goal. This summer he hopes to become the youngest person to fly solo across Washington. Easter has been taking flying lessons at Crest Airpark in Covington since he was 11. His passion for flying no doubt was embedded by his dad, Bill, a former pilot himself. “(My dad) always talked about it,” Easter said. Another part of Easter’s mission is to raise money and awareness for multiple sclerosis, a disease his mom, Kyna Lawless, was diagnosed with in 2006. Easter said his mom is coping well with her disease, but endures flare ups once in a while. Easter started a GoFundMe page (https://www. gofundme.com/brettsultralight) a couple months ago to help him both buy the plane he needs to make the trip across Washington and raise money for National Multiple Sclerosis Society. His goal is to raise $10,000.

About $4,000 of that will be put toward the purchase of the plane, which is called an ultralight. An ultralight aircraft, under Federal Aviation Regulation 103, can be legally flown solo by someone who is 14 years old or older. Any other aircraft requires the pilot to be at least 16 years old to fly it. After fuel expenses and storage fees for the aircraft are paid, the rest will be donated to the MS society, Easter said. The trip Easter plans to take is 270 miles from Westport to Spokane. In all, the trip will take him six to seven hours he said because the plane goes about 48 knots, or 55 mph. Easter said he’s not nervous about making the journey, although his dad has a different view. “I would be (nervous) if he were leaving today,” Bill said. He said the aircrafts his son has been training with for the last three years have been very different from the ultralight he wants to use for the trip. [ more PILOT page 15 ]

Brett Easter, 14, wants to be the youngest person to fly across Washington state in an ultralight aircraft (not pictured). Courtesy Photo

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Local graduates drafted by big leagues BY SARAH WEHMANN

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Kentwood Conks grad Taylor Jones was drafted in the 35th round by the Chicago Cubs. Jones currently attends Gonzaga University. While at Kentwood he was named Male Athlete of

the Year in 2012. “Taylor was a terrific player for us at Kentwood,” coach Mark Zender said in an email. “Taylor is a fantastic players and an even better young man. I know he’ll be heading back to Gonzaga to complete his senior year,” Zender said. “I am certain he’ll be drafted

President’s list honor roll UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING Megan Sara Griggs, of Maple Valley, earned a spot on the University of Wyoming’s president’s list for the 2015 spring semester honor roll.

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The president’s honor roll consists of regularly enrolled undergraduates who earned a 4.0 (“A”) grade point average for the semester. To be eligible, students must have been enrolled for a minimum of 12 credit hours taken for letter grades.

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Tahoma Two Bears were drafted in the Major League Baseball draft on June 10. Tayler Saucedo was drafted in the 21st round by the Toronto Blue Jays. Coach Russ Hayden said Saucedo is a “hard throwing

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY The following local students have earned their name on the Washington State University president’s list for honor roll. The president’s honor roll recognizes students who stand above the rest with excellent academic performance. To be eligible for the honor roll, undergraduate students must be enrolled in a minimum of nine graded hours in a

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lefty” with “good movement on (his) pitches.” Hayden said Saucedo helped lead the Bears to state in 2011. And Brian Olson was drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 34th round. “(He was the) best catcher I have coached in 23 years,” Hayden said referring to Olson. single term at WSU and earn a grade point average of 3.75 or earn a 3.50 cumulative GPA based on 15 cumulative hours of graded work. Black Diamond: Abigail Katrina Callison; Kaysie Lynn Culbertson; Abigail Marie Fagan; Benjamin John Finch; Brennan Joseph Harper; Kendall Joelle Walker; Madie Margaret Warren. Covington: Uniquika Kami Lynn Adams; Mara Jhozel Almanzor; Joshua David An; Jessica Marie Beitner; Sam Russell Cooper; Claire Marie Diehl; Steffen Yvonne Hefley;

Arboretum re-establishing plant collections Lake Wilderness Arboretum volunteers are re-establishing plant collections into five unique gardens. Included are the new woodland garden, highlighting existing collections of Japanese maples, hydrangeas and rhododendrons; the perennial garden, anchored by a display of hardy fuchsias gifted by the Northwest Fuchsia Society and the Western Fuchsia Species Society; the legacy garden, which preserves plants propagated by well-known Pacific Northwest gardeners Loie Benedict and Marjorie Baird; the alpine garden, two distinct displays of plants that grow well near or above the timberline and that grow well in rocky, dry conditions and the Smith-Mossman western azalea garden, one of the largest collections of deciduous western azaleas in the world. In addition, visitors can learn how the native cultures of the Pacific Northwest used their natural resources on the tribal life trail or explore 26 acres of second growth forest hiking easy trails. The display gardens have been cultivated and maintained by volunteers for 50 years. Take a free guided tour on 10 a.m. Saturday starting at the arboretum’s gazebo.

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ASSAULT • On June 9 officers responded to Jenkins Creek Elementary to reports that one of the reporting teacher’s

students continuously bites, kicks, spits at and punches her. The report stated these incidents occur at the school.

LARCENY • On June 9 officers responded to reports that the reporting party’s backpack was stolen from his girlfriend’s unlocked vehicle. The backpack contained a tablet, GPS and passport. • On June 9 it was reported that two unknown males stole groceries from the victim’s front porch shortly after

they were delivered. • On June 10 police responded to reports that the reporting party believed her daughter has been stealing jewelry from her for the past five months while she’s been living with her. The police report stated the mom believes her daughter has been pawning the pieces she takes without permission.

TRESPASS • On June 9 officers arrested a subject for their third degree theft war-

rant after they had been causing a disturbance at Fred Meyer. The subject was booked into SCORE. According to the police report, it was later determined that the subject had already been trespassed from the store. • On June 9 officers responded to McDonalds to the report that eight juveniles were refusing to leave after being asked by management. The police report stated the eight were asked to leave because they were

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responded to Safeway to the report of a transient female sleeping in the women’s restroom.

DISORDERLY CONDUCT SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES • On June 9 officers responded to the report that a male subject was shaking the door knob of the reporting party’s home while they were home.

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• On June 10 policed responded to a Metro bus shelter to reports of a female subject urinating and drinking wine at the bus stop.

FOUND PROPERTY • On June 10 officers were contacted because a box dropped off at Goodwill had a handgun inside.

Couple charged with second degree murder of 3-year-old girl BY ROBERT WHALE Reporter

In the clipped, clinical wording of autopsy reports everywhere, King County Medical Examiner Tim Williams noted that the little girl on the table, known in court records as “N.B.” had sustained “significant bruising to her body,” including her face, upper mid and lower chest, abdomen, back, sides, buttocks, arms, legs. In addition to numerous broken bones — some of them recent, others at varying stages of healing — the 3 year old had sustained bleeding in her head, bruising to her pancreas, and internal bleeding from cuts to her kidneys and adrenal glands. On June 12. the King County Prosecutor’s Office charged the girl’s 21-year-old mother, Tatiana Baker, with second-degree murder. Prosecutor’s on Monday charged Baker’s 24-year-old, live-

in boyfriend, DeMarco Jackson, likewise with second-degree murder. Baker and Jackson are to be arraigned separately at 9 a.m., on June 25, in Courtroom GA of the Regional Justice Center in Kent. The Auburn Police Detective’s affidavits on which the charges are based allege that Baker and Jackson had beaten the child on June 9. Although in the early afternoon they called 911, they allegedly mislead police, medics and firefighters as to their whereabouts and over the course of the seven crucial hours that passed before medics and police could get to the child, failed to give her medical aid. According to the affidavits, they also allegedly lied to detectives repeatedly in the ensuing investigation. According to the affidavit, here is what happened. Shortly before 2:30 p.m. on June 9, an unknown male called 911

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from a cell phone and asked for a nurse’s hotline because, he said, his daughter was dehydrated after playing outside. He went on to say that he had tried to give the little girl fluids, but she had begun to vomit. The male told the 911 operator that he was calling from Auburn, but the receiver’s computer terminal showed that the call was coming from Seattle and using a cell phone tower in Auburn near the 700 block of 28th Street Southeast. When the call-receiver tried to confirm the call’s location, the call was disconnected. The receiver called the number back and a female voice said that they were in Seattle and didn’t need any aid. Police and fire responded to the 700 block of 28th Street but couldn’t find the 911 caller. At 9:46 p.m., Valley Communications got another call from the same number. The male caller said that his daughter was unconscious

and he was performing unassisted CPR, but Valley Com quickly realized it was the same man who had called earlier and he was talking about the same little girl. Auburn Police, Valley Regional Fire Authority firefighters and King County Medics soon responded to 420 23rd St. SE. Officers tried to revive the child via CPR before medics arrived onscene and assumed treatment of the girl. The child was loaded into a medical vehicle for transport to a hospital, but medics quickly determined that she was dead, and possibly for some time as her body was cold and showed post-mortem lividity or whiteness. Jackson, according to the report, told the first officers at the scene that he and Baker had put N.B., and their two-month-old daughter into their vehicle to drive her to the hospital, but that he eventually took her out, laid her on the ground to continue CPR and call

911. Baker and Jackson later came to the Auburn Police Station, where they told detectives that she and the family had been at a park for five hours and knew nothing about the earlier 911 call, which detectives already knew to be a lie. She and Jackson said that over the last week the little girl had been misbehaving and Baker had been trying to discipline her, and that when the girl failed to respond as Baker “felt she should” upped the severity of the punishment to include striking her with a belt. Jackson allegedly told detectives that on June 9, he had watched Baker hit the toddler with a belt, and that soon escalated to slapping and backhanding. When those actions failed to get the expected response, Baker began punching her with a closed fist all over the body. De Marco also allegedly admitted to taking part in the assault [ more CHARGED page 10 ]

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End high-stakes tests for graduation

The more than 60,000 high school seniors who graduate here in Washington state this month are to be commended for 12 years of successfully completing dozens of courses. Thousands other high school seniors will not graduate with their classmates, however, even though they successfully completed the same courses as the students who are graduating. These thousands of seniors will not be allowed to graduate solely because they failed one or more state-required, high stakes tests. This is neither fair nor sensible. Some students are simply not very good at taking high-stakes tests — even when they know the material and did well in their courses. There are students who earn A’s in courses only to freeze up and forget on the day of a high-stakes test. This is not a test of knowledge, it’s a test of who tests well. Numerous studies confirm that some students — especially low-income and minority students — do much worse on high-stakes tests than students in the same school, in the same courses and with the same grades. A study of thousands of California students in 2009, for example, found low-income and minority students with matching grades were 19 percent more likely to fail a high stakes test than their peers. Some argue that we need high stakes tests to determine who is career and college ready. But numerous studies over many years have found no high-stakes test has ever been able to predict college readiness. Indeed, the most accurate predictor of college readiness is high school grade point average. If we want students to do well in college, we should encourage them to do their daily homework and do well in their courses — not spend months of time worrying about test prep trivia for a misleading high-stakes test. Mind you, we’re not opposed to testing per se. We still want to be able to gauge how our students do compared to students in other states, as we did with the Iowa tests — but high-stakes

tests are not the answer. Academic achievement is not measured by a single test. It is measured by the diligence of students who master the curriculum. How a student performs over the course of a 180-day school year is far more telling than how a student performs on a 180-minute test. Despite the evidence that high-stakes tests have little value, Washington requires high school students to pass four high-stakes exams — in reading, writing, math and biology — to earn a high school diploma. House Bill 2214 would eliminate the biology exam as a graduation requirement, a change that would allow 2,000 additional high school seniors to graduate. Information recently released by the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction indicates there are more than 10,000 students who will not graduate this year due to failure to pass one of more high stakes tests. But only a

few of these students would be helped merely by waiving the biology exam because most of the affected students have failed two or more of the required high-stakes exams. There is another, better option. Senate Bill 6122, co-sponsored by 11 senators, would allow all 10,000 students to graduate — provided they have completed all of their course requirements — by eliminating all high-stakes tests as a graduation requirement. Half of all states in our nation do not require high-stakes tests for graduation. It is time Washington was one of them. This op-ed is written and supported by Senators Maralyn Chase, D-Shoreline; Annette Cleveland, D-Vancouver; Karen Fraser, D-Olympia; Bob Hasegawa, D-Beacon Hill; Pramila Jayapal, D-Seattle; Karen Keiser, D-Kent; John McCoy, DTulalip; and Pam Roach, R-Auburn.

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There’s now a lull where just a few weeks ago a giant roar was reverberating through the web of the Internet. Caitlyn Jenner made her debut on the cover of Vanity Fair’s June issue at the beginning of this month. My first reaction was, like many others, was “Wow, she’s beautiful.” There were, of course, people that disagreed. But, to be perfectly honest, I have no idea how many people actually thought her decision to transition from male to female was “disgusting,” “repulsive,” or “(insert any derogatory adjective).” I don’t know how many people thought that because I chose not to look at any com-

ments on the Internet, whether I thought they were going to be supportive or not. I knew there was going to be a lot of hate surrounding the topic and I decided it was in my best interest to not allow those people a platform to speak from or an ear to preach to. Out of everything that was talked about during the first couple days after Jenner’s magazine cover debut, the most revealing element wasn’t that a man became a woman. In the last few weeks, it has become clear that the media treats transgender women and nontransgender women pretty much equally. But, is that actually a good thing? It’s not when the way we treat women in the media is belittling to begin with. [ more WOMAN page 8 ]

The church should be open to transgender people Editor’s note: This was originally written for a United Methodist Church newsletter in May prior to Caitlyn Jenner making her transition. Larry Gourley is the father of staff writer Rebecca Gourley. I don’t know how many of you have ever watched any episodes of the American reality television series Keeping Up with the Kardashians. I’ve never seen even a minute of any of the episodes. I confess to a distinct lack of interest in watching people who are “famous for being famous”. Now that “famous for being famous” bit doesn’t apply to one of the cast members: Bruce Jenner, who is famous for winning the gold medal in the decathlon at the 1976 Summer

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Olympics held in Montreal. And now the world is abuzz because last Friday (April 24) when ABC’s Diane Sawyer asked Jenner in an interview, “Are you a woman?” Jenner’s reply was, “Yes, for all intents and purposes, I am a woman ... That female side is part of me ...” Ministry Matters is a Christian website that featured an article three days after this interview titled “Are Transgender Christians Welcome at Church?” The article’s writer, David Person said, “Jenner has made a complicated conversation even more so because he refused to make it easy for conservative church folks. Like it or not, Jenner said he is a conservative and a Christian, and he appears to believe that neither conflicts with his being transgender. The fact that many in the church don’t and won’t agree is beside the point. [ more CHURCH page 8 ]

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SKYHAWKS SUMMER CAMPS Skyhawks and Maple Valley Parks & Recreation are teaming up this summer to offer week-long sports camps. Baseball, cheerleading, flag football, golf, lacrosse and soccer options are available for children ages 4-12. Camps are held at Lake Wilderness Park. Registration deadlines are quickly approaching. Activities vary by age. Visit www.maplevalleywa. gov or www.skyhawks.com for more information.

The calls are often along the same lines: A technician claiming to be from a well-known company, like Microsoft, tells you your computer is infected with a virus. He throws around some technical jargon, often walking you through some benign activities like opening a web browser or some computer utility. He may ask you to perform a series of tasks that causes you to unknowingly allow the cyber criminals remote access to your computer and the personal data stored on it. You may also be tricked into installing malware (malicious software) that could steal your personal information. Then he claims to have identified the problem and demands payment to fix it with software updates, service contracts, specialized PC cleaning software

Proliance to open new location Proliance Orthopedic Associates Maple Valley office to open July 6

Washington State Attorney General warns consumers of ongoing scam and other solutions. He offers to accept credit card payments over the phone, and may request payments via Western Union or Money Gram or direct you to fraudulent websites set up to collect personal and financial information. Scammers have updated age-old scare tactics for modern consumers. And this particular type of scam, which the Federal Trade Commission and Microsoft issued warnings about, is still making the rounds. “These scammers may sound credible at first, but what they really want is access to your computer, and ultimately, your money,” Washington State Attorney

General Bob Ferguson said. “Never give a caller access to your computer or any financial information before verifying they are legitimate.”

Proliance Orthopedic Associates is set to open its new location in Maple Valley, located at 24060 S.E. Kent Kangley Road, July 6. Patients in need of specialized orthopedic care are encouraged to request an appointment by calling 425-656-5060. In addition to its two current locations in Renton and Covington, the new

clinic will provide Maple Valley residents access to advanced orthopedic care, provided by expertly trained doctors specializing in the treatment of ankle, back, elbow, hand, hip, knee, neck, shoulder, spine and wrist injuries and conditions as well as joint replacement and sports medicine.

HOW TO AVOID THE SCAM • The Attorney General’s Office offers tips on how to avoid this and other scams. • Never give control of your computer to someone who calls you out of the blue; • Be vigilant in safeguarding personal information; • Do not provide Social Security Numbers, banking, or credit card or other financial infor-

“We are proud to bring our compassionate, expert care to the residents of Maple Valley and the surrounding areas and look forward to joining the wonderful community of Maple Valley,” Executive Director Kalen Privatsky said. For more information call (425) 656-5060.

Puget Sound Energy offering new appliances with trade-in Puget Sound Energy is rounding up old, inefficient refrigerators and washing machines that are in working condition, and replacing them with a limited number of ENERGY STAR® qualified models – for free. PSE will even remove and recycle the old appliance when it deliver the new one. The new models will be up to four times more efficient and can save customers $200 a year on their energy bill. Customers must own the old appliance and have residential PSE electric service. Replacement refrigerators are a basic white, singledoor, top-freezer model. Replacement washers come in top load or front load option. For an old refrigerator to qualify for a brand new one for free, it must be: • Manufactured on or before 1992 and currently in working condition; • 10 to 30 cubic feet in size [ more PSE page 15 ]

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Vaccination data show some children are at risk of disease Washington kindergartners may be to manage a disease outbreak and more at increased risk of preventable diseases, dangerous for students and their families.” according to data released by the state Nearly 11 percent of Washington kinderDepartment of Health last week. gartners don’t have up-to-date immunizaNew statewide data for the 2014-2015 tion information on file with their school. school year show many kindergartners Schools across the state report immunidon’t have documented vaccinazation coverage each fall to the tions or vaccine exemptions. state Department of Health. The Nearly 11 percent Although most students come to of Washington data gives a snapshot of rates at school vaccinated, the increased kindergartners the beginning of the school year. number of children lacking the Kindergarten is the first entry don’t have up-toproper documentation is a con- date immunization into the school system for many cern, especially in view of recent information on file children, so kindergarten rates outbreaks of preventable diseases. are considered the benchmark with their school. “Recent outbreaks of serious for school vaccination data. More diseases like whooping cough schools turned in reports this and measles make it even more year than in past years; however, important to keep kids vaccinated,” said the rate of missing immunization informaState Health Officer Dr. Kathy Lofy. “When tion increased. school nurses and staff don’t know which “Vaccination is the norm for families kids have had their shots, it’s much harder across Washington,” said Secretary of

Sun protection guidelines for child care providers King County Public Health Sun exposure can be hazardous to your health. People of all skin colors, from dark to light, can burn, and therefore need protection from the sun's harmful rays. Keep yourself and the children you care for safe by following these tips. Apply sunscreens beginning at six months of age liberally and frequently with a SPF of at least 15. Reapply every two hours while outdoors. Do not apply sunscreen to children under six months of age. Make sure children under six months of age wear a hat and are well protected from the sun's rays.

Health John Wiesman, “and we want to continue to support parents to get the right shots at the right time to fully protect kids and schools.” Along with the continued decline in upto-date records for kindergartners, there has also been a slight dip in the number of students who have all required shots documented when they arrived at school in the fall. Statewide data show the figure is at about 83 percent. The national and state goal is 95 percent vaccinated for each individual vaccine to ensure diseases don’t spread quickly to other children. None of the individual vaccines required for school meet this goal. Exemption rates for kindergartners remained steady at 4.5 percent this school year. These students have opted out of vaccinations due to medical, personal, or religious reasons. Washington has histori-

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[ WOMAN from page 4] Like every other woman in America, Jenner will now face constant judgement from everyone about her looks and everything she does and says. The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart said it best (sarcastically) on his June 2 episode, “Caitlyn, when

you were a man, we could talk about your athleticism, your business acumen, but now you’re a woman and your looks are really the only thing we care about.” He adds, “…congratulations, welcome to being a woman in America.” Stewart is right. Yes, most of the responses from mainstream media were gener-

[ CHURCH from page 4] Perhaps unintentionally, Jenner has issued a challenge to people of faith across the nation: I may not fit your image of a believer, but I am one. So what are you going to do with me?” So what are we going to do with Bruce? First, I find it fascinating that Bruce Jenner made it perfectly clear in the interview that he is a conservative Republican who would like to talk to House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McCon-

ally positive. But, most also had an underlying theme of equating Jenner’s worth to her looks. Whether you agree with her decision to transition is irrelevant. The fact that the moment someone identifies as female is enough cause to judge that person based on their looks and not their intelligence, courage or bravery is a problem.

nell about advancing the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) agenda. Hmm, all that I can say is, “Good luck with that one, Bruce.” And what do Christians do about this? Again, Mr. Jenner, (and he states that he prefers at least at this point to be identified as a male) says that he is a believer, a Christian. We know that several Christian denominations have essentially embraced LGBT people, and these include the United Church of Christ, as well as the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Most

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other Christian denominations are not so welcoming of LGBT people. Our own denomination, the United Methodist Church, finds itself deeply divided. The Greater Northwest Episcopal Area, which includes our own OregonIdaho Conference, is rather “liberal” in this regard, while other areas, especially United Methodist conferences in the SouthEastern part of the United States are more conservative. World-wide, the United Methodist Church in those emerging areas in Africa and elsewhere that are growing at a rapid rate are more conservative also, because of their more traditional cultural attachments. This is all quite probably going to come to a major showdown at the UMC General Conference, scheduled for next year and in Portland, Ore. There is even talk of a schism within United Methodism; the church breaking apart. So what do sincere and caring United Methodists do? Twenty, even ten years ago, I don’t believe that anyone could have predicted the major shift in attitude that has occurred in the United States. Well over 30 states now allow gay marriage, and young people in particular, seem to have the attitude, “What’s the big deal?” But I understand how difficult this issue is for the older generation. So should people like Bruce Jenner be

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welcomed in the Christian fellowship? David Person, the Ministry Matters author answered, “(I) believe he should be. For most of my life, this has been a very conditional proposition: You are welcome to join us as long as you believe and live as we do. What I now wonder is how we expect people to do that if we don’t welcome them unconditionally with open arms. I’m not talking about people who represent a physical danger to a church member, but those like Jenner whose identity or lifestyle doesn’t mesh with traditional Christian practices. Agree or not, Bruce Jenner knows who he is. As Christians, do we know who we are as it relates to Jenner and other transgender Christians? And, is who we are who we should be?” So you’re probably wondering what I think. I ask myself that somewhat overused and even trite question, “What would Jesus do?” The whole issue of LGBT people wasn’t around 2000 years ago, but knowing that Jesus embraced every minority and every disadvantaged group that existed at that time, I think the answer is obvious. And I think that it hinges on God’s unconditional love: It is time to let people be who they wish to be. We may or may not be able to identify with LGBT people, but they are no less children of God than straight people, like myself.

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The third week of June is the start of the summer season and if your landscape is looking a bit dull with the end of the spring rhododendron and azalea show, it may be time to add more flash and foliage to the garden. Summer-long color from fancy foliage is an easy way to add more drama without more drinking. Barberries, Sambucus and golden-tipped evergreen shrubs a r e just a few of the choice plants that are anything but green. Scan the local nurseries for other trees and shrubs with dramatic and different foliage. In the vegetable garden be sure to provide plant supports for climbing and vining plants before they need it. You can make a sturdy teepee from long lengths of rebar that

Thank you The 17th Annual Maple Valley Days Arts Festival, hosted by the Maple Valley Creative Arts Council, was a resounding success. Over the course of two days, 3,600 visitors viewed artwork by local artists and students, listened to great musical and spoken word performances and participated in children’s and family art experi-

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ences. We have many to thank for the Arts Fest’s success: all of the talented local artists; and performers: Maple Valley Idol, Jr. winners, Lexie Love, Benicio Bryant, Sophia Heinz and Hadley Strecker; Ed Corrigan; Jessi Jumper; Sarah Pasillas; Sealth, Dace Anderson and Arielle Young; Bears Were Bees, TJ Grant,; Typhoon; Natalie Murphy; Susanna Fuller; Jesse and Matt Siren; Maple Valley Big Band; Ryegrass;

Anette Lusher; Helga Jaques; Linda Mock and the Maple Valley Youth Symphony Orchestra. Thank you to 4 Culture for providing the funding for Arts Fest and its ongoing support of the arts. Thank you to the City of Maple Valley for the use of the Lake Wilderness Lodge, a beautiful backdrop for displaying artwork. Thank you to the Water Distillery for donating refreshing water for our guests.

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three completed the course as seniors this year, he said. Thompson is working to get the program National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation accredited, which could be in place at the beginning of the 2015-16 school year. This is the goal that most high school and similar programs strive for, he said. The accreditation process requires specific curricula to be taught, having all the tools at the students’ disposal, and an advisory committee composed of local industry experts, Thompson said in a phone interview. Even though he’s only been with the district for a year, he’s looking forward to what the program will become. “We’re really preparing students for the transportation industry,� he said. Everything students learn can easily be adapted to different aspects of that industry including trucks, trains, planes and boats.

PUBLIC NOTICES ENUMCLAW SCHOOL DISTRICT SURPLUS SALE. Open to private and public schools, students and the general public: Friday June 26th and Saturday June 27th, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. This sale will consist of items that are no longer useful or needed by the district and has been declared surplus, i.e. books, furniture, computer parts, 1992 Dodge Van, 1991 GM Service truck, Ford Tractor and other misc. items too numerous to list. A complete list of items can be found on our website http:// www.enumclaw.wednet.edu under District Departments/Business & Operations/Surplus Sale. Sale Location: JJ Smith Elementary School, 1640 Fell Street, Enumclaw. Publishe in the Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter June 5, 19, 26, 2015 #1326515. The Kent Fire Department Regional Fire Authority (RFA) is accepting sealed bids for the ÂżUHÂżJKWLQJ personal protective equipment (PPE) or “Bunker Gearâ€?. The deadline for sealed bids is July 8, 2015 at 2:30 p.m. Bids will be opened at 2:45 p.m. on July 8, 2015, at 24611 116th Avenue SE, Kent, WA 98030. For information about the bidding process or to obtain a copy of the “Instructions to Biddersâ€? DQG Âł7HFKQLFDO 6SHFLÂżFDWLRQV´ please go to our website at ZZZ NHQWÂżUHUID RUJ RU FRQWDFW the Kent Fire Department RFA at 253-856-4475 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on all regular business days. Published in the Kent and Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporters on June 19, 2015. #1347916. NOTICE OF HEARING REGARDING THE ISSUANCE OF KENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 415 KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON LIMITED GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, SERIES 2015 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT: Kent School District No. 415, King County, Washington (the “Districtâ€?) desires to issue its Limited General Obligation Bonds, Series 2015 (the “Bondsâ€?), for the purpose of ÂżQDQFLQJ WKH DFTXLVLWLRQ RI pupil transportation vehicles and installation of fueling improvements for the District. The Bonds are issued in the form of a single, fully registered bond in the principal amount of not to exceed $5,000,000 and

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With the new high school coming to fruition, Thompson said he hopes to expand the program to offer speciality courses including small gas engines, diesels, heavy duty trucks and even hybrid and alternative fuel classes. Thirty-four of his students recently received their ASE student certification after passing one or more parts of the ASE exam. In total, 97 certifications were received by those 34 students, with some students receiving multiple certifications in different areas. A ceremony and car show took place June 8 where those students were awarded their certifications. Local employers and technical colleges were also there to meet with parents and students about opportunities beyond high school. Tahoma High graduate Connor Alcott received a $3,000 automotive industry continuing education scholarship for use at the school of his choice. The ASE certification that is received by professional technicians requires two years of industry experience. With their student certification in hand, these students will be able to work in auto shops to gain that required experience and receive their ASE

certification. The course encompasses a lot of hands-on work and just by the nature of the work, it expands into mathematics, science and technical writing. However, students don’t get credit for those aspects of the program. Thompson hopes to change that in the future. He said he also incorporates community service projects into the class. Throughout the last year, the students helped the residents of Vine Maple Place to change the oil in their vehicles. This was the first year for that project and Thompson said he wants to continue it. “It was a really great opportunity for students to use the skills that they’ve learned in the class to give back to the community and to do something useful for someone else,� Thompson said. “They really enjoyed doing that.� And it’s not just about doing simple fixes or maintenance on vehicles, either. Thompson said his students have to use a lot of problem-solving skills to diagnose issues and figure out the physics of the vehicle’s parts. “The greatest physics lab you’ll find, is working around cars and how cars work,� Thompson said.

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