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Message from a distant past? by Emma Fierro
To some, the rock located outside of George Johnson’s 820 Grandview Avenue home in Sunnyside atop Harrison Hill may be nothing spectacular, but to Johnson, it is a unique connection to early American history. Long before white settlers cast their eyes on the Yakima Valley, the area was home to
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George Johnson sits next to the peculiar rock he obtained from a construction company excavating a site on the south side of Harrison Hill. The various lines on the surface of the rock, Johnson believes, represent three of the Pacific Northwest’s very important rivers.
Native American tribes and Johnson believes his rock is a piece of their rich history. Johnson received the rock from a housing construction site on the south end of Harrison Hill and there seemed to be nothing special about the boulder. But when Johnson took a closer look at the rock, he noticed a series of unusual lines. These lines appeared to have been chiseled; they were too straight and purposeful to be coincidence. Seeking confirmation that the lines were too perfect to be made by accident, Johnson turned to a friend he knew had some knowledge of Native American history. After careful examination, Johnson’s friend agreed. see “Message” page 3
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Some may not think twice about the lines on this rock found outside of George Johnson’s Grandview Avenue home, but Johnson sees order and precision in their creation. The larger, horizontal notch, Johnson believes, may be a representation of the Yakima River.
Sunnyside receives clean audit The city of Sunnyside’s financial reports for Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2009 were audited by the Washington State Auditor’s Office and its findings were recently released, giving the city a clean bill of health. In the report, the auditor’s office stated the internal control over financial reporting had no significant deficiencies and no material weaknesses. The same was true of the city’s federal funding programs. The city of Sunnyside reported receiving more than $23.9 million in revenues. More than $10 million of those revenues were in the general fund and another $4.4 million in revenues was reported in the street fund. Operating expenditures reported amounted to more than $15.7 million in 2009. The majority of those expenditures (more than $6.6 million) were spent on public safety. Nearly $200,000 was spent on crime prevention. Another $837,306 was spent on ambulance services. The city’s coffers in 2009 began with just more than $8 million and ended with about an additional $100,000. Law enforcement was appropriated more than $2.65 million in 2009. On a positive note, the city did not spend see “Clean audit” page 3
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YAKIMA – The fair starts in just a few days, but the flu season has already arrived in Yakima County. This year the Center for Disease Control and Prevention recommends flu vaccine for everyone six months and older. Those heading to the fair are taking the first step toward vaccination, getting to a place that offers it. Health officials urge those at the fair not to miss the perfect chance to get seasonal flu vaccines. Stop by the flu shot and education booth at the 2010 Central Washington State Fair. “Everyone is recommended for vaccination because flu is unpredictable,” explains Ruth Rosenkranz, Immunization Specialist for the Yakima Health District. “Even healthy children and adults can get the flu and it can be very serious.” The flu booth is sponsored by the Vaccine Preventable Disease Coalition of Yakima County, Yakima Regional Medical & Cardiac Center, and the WSU Nursing Program. Education will also be provided for seasonal flu and other vaccine preventable dissee “Flu shots” page 3
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Sunnyside community invited to celebrate Grizzly pride at homecoming activities next week Sunnyside High School is gearing up for its revamped homecoming week and the entire community is invited to join in on the fun. In an effort to reach out to the community and involve a greater number of students, homecoming week will feature a variety of new activities. Grizzlies through the
Decades is the school’s overall theme and alumni of Sunnyside High School are invited to help decorate the school this Saturday, Sept. 25, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. In addition to the supplies that will be provided for their use, the alumni are invited to decorate their designated area, the main entryway in the high school, with memorabilia and
pictures from years past. On Sunday, Sept. 26, the entire community is invited to tour the decorated hallways and help select a winner. To vote, the community is encouraged to bring cans of food and donate them to the class they think has the best decorated hallway. Not only will this help determine a winner for the hallway com-
petition, but it will also help those classes win the first ever Homecoming Week Food Drive, which will support the Sunnyside Food Bank. This Sunday is an ideal time to bring elementary and middle school students to visit the high school, so they get an introduction to the activities and traditions that will greet them upon arrival
Court sets bail for two suspects in Grandview kidnapping/car theft YAKIMA – During an arraignment yesterday, Wednesday, in Yakima County Superior Court, bail was set at $100,000 for both
Elizabeth Gonzalez, 27, of Prosser and Ruben Roman, 31, of Sunnyside. Earlier this week, the two allegedly stole a car in
Grandview, then abandoned it when they found a sevenyear-old boy sleeping in the back seat. Grandview police have also
indicated the two may be facing forgery charges and that Gonzalez may be facing drug charges. A court date of Oct. 6 has been set for the two.
Grandview police assist with firemen’s call for help GRANDVIEW – Officers from the Grandview Police Department assisted Yakima County Fire District #5 yesterday, Wednesday, in responding to a structure fire at 2841 Hornby Road.
The fire was just outside of Grandview’s city limits and involved a garage. Bo Thomas with YCFD #5 said there was minimal damage from the fire except for some scorched asphalt shingles.
Grandview police were called to assist after the Yakima County Sheriff’s office declined to respond as deputies were busy elsewhere. Grandview police were
also alerted to counterfeit $100 bills being circulated in the 300 block of East Wine Country Road. Police also fielded a call about a wallet stolen in the 700 block of North Third Street.
Police alerted to five thefts in Sunnyside since yesterday The Sunnyside Police Department since yesterday (Wednesday) has responded to five theft reports. Gasoline was reported stolen from vehicles in the 1100 block of South Fourth Street just after 8:30 a.m. yesterday. A shoplifter allegedly loaded a bag full of items at a business located at Mid Valley Mall yesterday around
Firemen receive five aid calls The Sunnyside Fire Department has received five aid calls since yesterday, Wednesday. Four patients were taken to the local hospital from those calls. One patient from the hospital was transferred to another health care facility.
12:30 p.m. She reportedly left the business without paying for the merchandise. Two female juveniles were detained for shoplifting at Walmart at about 5:45 p.m. yesterday and items were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 300 block of East Allen road just before 9 p.m.
At about 12:30 a.m. this morning two male suspects reportedly shoplifted from a business in the 400 block of Cemetery Road, as well. Police have also since yesterday responded to a 9-1-1 hang-up call, five automatic alarm calls, four animal problem calls, a report of a
disorderly conduct incident, a juvenile problem, two loud music calls, a runaway report, a suspicious activity call, four traffic calls and two reports of trespassers. Officers have also provided an agency assist, served an arrest warrant, provided an escort and received five informational calls.
Two thefts reported to sheriff’s deputies Yakima County Sheriff’s deputies have investigated reports of two thefts since yesterday (Wednesday). Deputies investigated a report of a stolen tractor at 4:12 p.m. on Wednesday in the 4300 block of Factory Road near Sunnyside. At 6:38 a.m. on Wednesday deputies took a theft report from the 1100 block of
Bagley Road near Sunnyside. No details on what was stolen were available. Deputies were also called to a possible arson in the 2800 block of Hornby Road near Grandview at 1:32 p.m. The reporting party told deputies a neighbor lit their garage on
fire. Since yesterday deputies have also dealt with one animal complaint, one runaway juvenile and one traffic accident. Deputies also assisted one agency and provided one welfare check.
at SHS. Homecoming week really kicks off on Monday, Sept. 27, which will feature the first ever girls dodgeball tournament between the freshman and sophomore classes. The tournament will begin at 7:30 p.m. and cost of entry is free. Tuesday, Sept. 28, the annual Macho Man volleyball game following the girls varsity volleyball game at 7 p.m. will be held. Boys from each grade will compete and the overall winner will take on the staff to end the night. Cost to attend the Grizzly girls volleyball match is $5 with Macho Man set to begin afterward. PowderPuff football will start at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 29. The cost of entry for this 11th and 12th grade girls football game is $2. Attendees at this SHS tradition will also
get an opportunity to watch the SHS Dance Team perform to a montage of music from the film Grease. To close out homecoming festivities the community is encouraged to cheer on the home team as the SHS Grizzlies take on the Kennewick Lions. The game will begin at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 1. During the game, the school will pay homage to the graduating class of 1986. The SHS Dance Team will also offer an encore of their Grease performance on Friday night during halftime. There is something for everyone during homecoming week and the school is reaching out to the community to join the festivities as they honor the past, celebrate the present and build toward the future.
Running Start info meeting scheduled YAKIMA – YVCC’s Yakima campus is planning an information night about the Running Start program for high school students. The event is set for Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 6 p.m. in the Yakima campus Parker Room, Deccio Higher Education Center, at 1000 S. 12th Ave. The Running Start informational meeting is open to current high school sophomores and juniors and their parents. The Running Start program is a partnership between Yakima Valley Community College and Washington state public high schools. The program offers eligible high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to en-
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Adjustments being made with fewer school nurses by Emma Fierro
With every layoff comes the need for adjustment and it was no different when the Sunnyside School District lost two school nurses earlier this summer. Previously, the Sunnyside School District employed one school nurse for each of its eight schools, but with the laying off of one nurse due to state budget cuts, and the resignation of another, the remaining six nurses are
learning to balance schedules and share buildings. But with six nurses and eight schools, some schools must do without. Only Sierra Vista Middle School and Sunnyside High School have a nurse available Monday through Friday. The five elementary schools and Harrison Middle School share nurses and this is where things can get a little complicated. Pioneer Elementary has a nurse Tuesday through
Thursday, while Sun Valley Elementary has one Monday through Thursday. Meanwhile, Outlook Elementary and Chief Kamiakin Elementary both have nurses Monday, Wednesday and Friday while Washington Elementary gets their nurse on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. As for Harrison Middle School, they get their nurse each day of the week except for Wednesdays. “It’s not the ideal situation,” conceded Sunnyside
School District spokesperson Curtis Campbell. “But the nurses are flexible enough to cover each other if there is an emergency.” Assuming the traditional caregiver’s role at these schools while the nurses are away is the office staff. The office staff has been trained to manage the average bumps and scrapes young children often obtain in casual recess play, but Campbell says it helps that, for the most part, the schools are
very close together. If a more pressing health matter occurs and a nurse is needed, the other nurses can easily travel to the school. The need for this sudden change is the result of recent school budget cuts. As it stands, said Campbell, the state of Washington does not provide sufficient funding to cover the cost of school nurses within the districts. But Sunnyside School District is not alone in making do with a limited number
There is little doubt that Harrison Hill would have been a fine resting place for roaming Native Americans. Its elevation would have given a perfect view of the Lower Yakima Valley, and the route its river cuts southeastward to
the Columbia. The historical authenticity of the small boulder has not been confirmed, but Johnson has recently reached out to the academic community to seek further opinions on the rock that has been cemented in front of his house.
But without any evidence to the contrary, Johnson is pleased with what he believes the rock could be: a message from a very distant past.
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There was something unusual about these lines. And what’s more, the friend believed he knew what they represented. Together, on the top of the boulder, there are three lines and Johnson believes they may be a map of three impor-
tant rivers: the Yakima River, the Columbia River and the Snake River. But upon further examination, Johnson and his friend also discovered what may be rays from a sun also carved into the rock.
o Clean audit $129,217 of those funds. The law enforcement appropriations are the largest among the funds budgeted for the year. “Miscellaneous general government” was appropriated with more than $1.5 million in the 2009 budget. The city of Sunnyside in 2009 was awarded two community development block grants totaling $223,547 and
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a federal award for gang resistance education and training in the amount of $72,743 was also noted in the auditor’s report. Another federal award presented to the city in 2009 totaled $654,045 for the city’s airport improvement program. Those funds were awarded by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
All told the city in 2009 received more than $4.2 million in federal funding for safety, drinking water, highway planning and housing. After reviewing the city’s documentation and financial reports, the Washington State Auditor’s Office concluded Sunnyside is in complete compliance with federal laws and regulations.
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of health care professionals. Grandview School District employs two school nurses and three CNA’s for its six educational facilities. Meanwhile, Mabton’s two school buildings share one nurse, as does Granger’s three schools. Prosser, on the other hand, employs two nurses and three health room assistants for its 2,900 student body and five buildings. This new format at Sunnyside School District has required some adjustment from the district that once had enough nurses for all of its school buildings, but Campbell says the change has gone well. “It obviously puts extra pressure on the nurses,” he says, but with the close proximity of most the schools and the office staff trained to help, the necessary adjustment has been made.
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1992 Honda Accord tops list of most stolen vehicles
McProgress The walls of the Sunnyside McDonald’s came down yesterday as crews make way for the new McDonald’s restaurant which is due to open the first week of November. Those wanting a Big Mac or McNuggets will have to travel to Zillah or Prosser to satisfy their cravings.
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Teresa Ortiz Age: 43. Place of birth and hometown: Born in Seattle, lives in Sunnyside. Spouse: Agustin. Children: Cora, Matthew, Jessica and Alex. The person I’d like to meet, sit with and talk to for an hour is: My grandfather.
Best thing about living in the Valley is…The people. Occupation and place of work: Checker/Floral at Sunnyside Safeway. First job I ever had was…Bussing tables. Other than my current job, I’d like to make a living by: Being a teacher. The most famous person I’ve met is: Bill Cosby. My favorite food is: Mexican and Chinese food.
If I could go back in time I’d want to meet: A World War II concentration camp liberator. The first thing I’d do if I won $1 million is: Pay off my bills and my kids’ bills. The one word that best decribes me is: Funny. Those who aren’t fond of me would describe me as: Rude. One of my most memorable moments, besides getting married or having children, was: Going to a Boyz 2 Men concert.
My favorite leisure activity is: Reading and walking.
If I was granted three wishes by a genie I’d wish for: Peace, harmony and another million dollars.
The last dream I can remember involved: Can’t remember.
If I could change one thing about myself it would be: Not worry so much.
briefly Candidate for sheriff’s office to speak here on Friday Yakima County Sheriff’s Office candidate Kelly Rosenow will be the featured speaker at the Sunnyside Republican Club meeting scheduled for this coming Friday, Sept. 24. The 7 a.m. no-host breakfast meeting at the Sunny Spot restaurant is open to the public.
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The vehicle thieves target most often in Washington state is the 1992 Honda Accord, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau’s (NICB) annual Hot Wheels Report for 2009. Washington is a hotbed for car thieves, traditionally ranking high in auto theft over the years. In fact, Yakima ranked sixth-highest in the nation for auto theft rates in 2009, down from third in 2008. Spokane jumped to 18th in auto theft last year, up from 35th in 2008. The Seattle-TacomaBellevue metro area fell from 26th in 2008 to 37th in 2009. Last year, 26,684 vehicles were reported stolen in Washington, a 15.8 percent drop from 31,681 in 2008. That’s still an average of 73 stolen vehicles per day and three vehicles an hour. While the decrease in thefts is encouraging for drivers, auto theft is still a costly crime vehicle owners pay for through their insurance premiums. “Consumers literally pay billions each year for auto theft,” said Karl Newman, NW Insurance Council president. “The cost to replace stolen vehicles and repair those that are recovered is reflected in your insurance rates.” Vehicle theft is the nation’s number-one property crime, costing an estimated $7.4 billion each year. In 2009, auto theft cost more than $180 million in Washington state alone. The good news is vehicle owners who have optional comprehensive coverage
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Grape waste may be utilized in port’s fields Port of Sunnyside Sprayfield Manager Gary Holwegner on Monday, Sept. 20, told the port’s commissioners of a new product being explored for use in lowering the ph levels of its alfalfa fields. The port, he said, has been using gypsum to draw out salt from the soil. The lowering of ph levels, he
said, is necessary for plant establishment. Once the plant has had the ability to establish itself in the soil, it will be healthier. Holwegner told the commissioners on Monday that an alternative treatment has been found in grape waste. The product, however, must be considered by the Department of Ecology to
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Local 7-Day Forecast
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Your local 7-day forecast for Sunnyside, Washington. Today 71
Saturday 84
Friday 77
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51 Sunshine.
51 Mainly sunny.
Monday 83
Sunday 82
Wednesday 78
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Tuesday 83 57
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Yesterday may have been the last day of summer but don’t tell that to these roses still blooming brightly at Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church in Sunnyside. The roses have been holding up under cooler temperatures and increased rainfall.
calendar Thursdays TOPS #Wa. 1496 Prosser meets at 6 p.m. at Benton REA, 402 7th Street. Please use rear entrance. For more info call Charlene Bingham at 837-7924 or Charlene Arriaga 837-4347. Thursdays Lower Valley Bridge Club Meets Thursdays at 10:30 a.m., and Mondays at 7:00 p.m. at Sunnyside Banner Bank, East Edison Avenue.
Second and fourth Thursdays Sunnyside Lions Club meets the second Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Sunnyside Senior Center. Call 839-2574 for membership information. first Fridays GWTA (Gold Wing Touring Association) meets at 6 p.m. at Outpost on Waneta Rd. for a ride and eats. All motorcycles welcome! Call 837-6640, 837-8268 or 509945-3191 for information.
Fridays Consumer Credit Counseling every Friday in Sunnyside at Banner Bank of Washington. Call 509-248-5270 for an appointment. Second Fridays Sunny Valley Grange #870 meets at 8 p.m. at the grange hall, Factory Road. A potluck and social is held on the fourth Friday of each month at 6:30 p.m.
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Sebastian Madrigal, 68, of Grandview passed away on Monday, Sept. 20, 2010, at Sunnyside Community Hospital. He was born Jan. 30, 1942 in Michoacan, Mexico to Vicente and Salud Alonzo Madrigal. He spent his early years in Mexico. Sebastian married Maria Elena Avalos Ruiz in Mexico. Sebastian was an amazing person, who loved and was loved by so many. He enjoyed his garden, playing dominos and dancing. He cherished time spent with his loving family. He will be greatly missed but will always live in our hearts. Sebastian is survived by three daughters, Esperanza Uribe and Silvia Madrigal both of Georgia and Ana Madrigal of Grandview; one son, Abel Madrigal of Georgia; and three grandchildren. Rest in peace dad, now you are our guardian Angel! Viewing and visitation will be held Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010, from 3 until 8 p.m., with a Rosary to be recited at 6 p.m. at Smith Funeral Home in Grandview. Smith Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Forever in our Hearts
A million times we needed you, A million times we cried, If love alone would of saved you, You would have never died. In life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still, In our hearts you hold a place, No one can ever fill. A light from our household is gone, A voice from our love is stilled, A place in our vacant home, which never can be filled Some may think you are forgotten, through on Earth you are no more, but in our memory you are with us as you were before. It broke our hearts to lose you, But you did not go alone, A part of us went with you, The day God called you home. Your precious memories are for keepsakes, with which we never part, God has you safely in his keeping, But we have you forever in our hearts. Love, your sister Elvira, Mario & family.
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CACTUS JUICE Cafe Friday lunch spec. SouthWest Burger. 632 Decatur Ave., 839-4480.
800 SQ. FT. office space, w/parking area. 3 sm. rms., ba. and kitchen area. Commercially zoned. Exc. lo- cation. Motivated seller. Asking SYLVANIA 19” T.V. w/Sony Play- $78,000. By appointment only. email response to: Station 2 & 1 2Ksports MLB soft- Send whyrentofficeinss@yahoo.com. ware. Selling pkg. $175. 837-6623.
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BEVERLY LANE APTS. 301 3rd Ave. SW, Quincy, WA. NOW ACCEPTING MINI STORAGE in Grandview, Subsidized Rent Income. Some re- several sizes. Call Country Farm & strictions apply. For information call Home Realty, 882-5145 or 781- (509) 787-2623. 0069.
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NEW. 3 bd, 2 ba. hardwood floors, applces incl. Close to freeway. No pets/smoke. $800 mo. + $500 dep. 607 Matthew, Granger. 261-1567. GRANGER SELF Storage 8x12. $50/mo. 854-2500, 830-1454.
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Metropolis is now an attraction for curious tourists. T h i s monum e n t erected near the remains of Metropolis’ hotel tells the story of Metropolis’ disastrous attempt at settlement. To reach Metropolis, travel Northwest on Eighth Street out of Wells, Nev., then take a “right on the first good gravel road.”
Nevada is littered with old, abandoned mining camps. This camp, located outside of Beowawe, was likely abandoned in the 1960s or ‘70s, but their ruins remain a testament to the unpredictable lives of Nevada’s miners.
While exploring Nevada’s ghost towns, graves and abandoned mining camps, tourists can enjoy some of Nevada’s wildlife. It is unknown whether these horses are domesticated, but Nevada boasts a high wild horse population.
Visitors to Northeastern Nevada can explore the ruins of Metropolis’ Lincoln School. The town once boasted a population of 700 people, but its life as a town only lasted from 1910 to the late 1930s.
Traveling the many dirt roads is highly advised when traveling through Nevada, but steer clear of abandoned mines. This mine was blasted (notice the hole at the top) to prevent people from entering it, but many remain open and host any number of terrors from caveins to wild animals.
The Maiden’s Grave Cemetary is named for Lucinda Duncan, an elderly pioneer who died on the wagon trail as her family emigrated to Nevada in 1863. Duncan’s grave is marked by a large white cross, but many early graves are discernable only by a ring of rocks around the grave.
The Maiden’s Grave Cemetery north of Beowawe is located on a low hill overlooking the Lamoille River. Graves located in this isolated cemetery range from 1863 to 2006. Everything from the lone pioneer to longstanding Beowawe families are interred here.
The only remains of the once hopeful town of Metropolis are the school, a hotel and a cemetery. Even the headwaters of the Lamoille River have dried up around this desolate Nevada ghost town.