Willapa Harbor Herald & Pacific County Press May 13, 2020

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Additional COVID-19 cases connected to seafood processing plant

By Karen S. Carter Five new COVID-19 confirmed positive cases were announced late Monday, May 4, 2020. This brings the total of cases for Pacific County up to nine.

The ill individuals are self-isolating at home. Close contacts are being informed by public health nurses of the exposure and instructions to self-quarantine.

These new cases in Pacific County are part of the cases reported positive from Bornstein Seafood Company in Astoria, Oregon. Health officials say 13 employees tested positive and the processing facility is closed until further notice. Clatsop County Department of Public Health indicated that 35 employees were tested.

“This pretty clearly illustrates that the virus, if it is going to affect us [Pa-

cific County], is going to come to us from out of the area,” said Pacific County Emergency Management Agency Director Scott McDougall. “Here we have an example of it coming across the bridge from Astoria.”

Can I get sick from eating meat produced in a processing plant where workers have COVID-19?

There is no evidence that the coronavirus can be spread through ingestion of meat from processing plants where workers have COVID-19, according to the FDA and the CDC. COVID-19 is spread person-to-person through respiratory droplets from ill individuals. The virus is coughed or sneezed out and then transferred to the exposed person through the mouth, eyes, or nose. Research has determined that the virus can live on plastic

for a couple of days, so by the time the meat package makes it into the grocery store the virus is dead.

It is best to handle meat normally, which means following the safety rules.

Wash and disinfect all surfaces the raw meat touches.

Wash your hands after handling raw meat.

Why are workers in meat packaging plants getting sick?

Many factors are at work in meat packaging plants during the COVID-19 crisis. The meat processing facilities are keeping up the regular practices, which keeps foodborne pathogens out of the meat, but with the close contact between workers it is hard to maintain social distancing in the plants. These workers have also been declared essential since they are an integral part of the food chain.

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Celebrating Mother’s Day through Social Distancing

Photo by Vivian Edersheim Les and Vivian Edersheim’s Lhasa Apso Suzie-Q helped thank caregivers at the Willapa Harbor Care Center on Mother’s Day when a caravan of approximately 50 or 60 cars passed through the driveway three times.

What are your mortgage options? Emergency funding available

By Lynnette Hoffman These past few months many American’s have lost their jobs due to Covid-19.

As many struggle to make their mortgage payments, there are options that are available. The Care Act of 2020 was passed to offer borrowers relief in the time of crisis, but is this your best option?

First, let’s explain a little about the mortgage business. Once your loan has been closed and you move in, many banks turn around and sell the loans. Who do they sell the loan to, chances are your loan was bought by one of the many Government Sponsored Entities (GSE’s) or federal agencies like Fannie Mae, VA or USDA. Once the loan is sold, another company called a “servicer” will service the loan. This is the company that makes sure the payments are made, taxes are paid and insurance is current. There are several involved in managing your mortgage once you have moved into your home. All of these companies will play a role if you fall on hard financial times.

In the Care Act of 2020, borrowers are given the option if they can not make their payments of asking for a forbearance. A forbearance is an agreement between the borrower and the lender that allows the borrower to delay foreclosure, the literal meaning of a forbearance is “holding back.’ I have always told borrowers, if there is any way you can make your mortgage, please do so.

Any type of modification or alteration to your loan just means the bank is making more interest and you are paying down less principal.

If you can not make your payment, there are more options available through the forbearance.

During the forbearance, you have the option of pausing or reducing your payments. In the Care Act, lenders have the option to offer 6 months with an additional 6 months for a total of 12 months.

I don’t recommend this length of forbearance if at all possible, try to do the minimum changes to your original loan.

If you need a forbearance,

for Pacific County Residents

By Karen S. Carter The Department of Commerce has awarded Pacific County a Community Development Block Grant of $29,000 to assist Pacific County residents who need financial assistance.

The focus of this money is to help households where employment has been negatively impacted by COVID-19 with layoffs or reduced hours. These funds are intended to go to household bills like rent, mortgage, or utility payments where the money can be sent directly to the biller.

“Grays Harbor received that money on behalf of Grays Harbor and Pacific County,” said Pacific County Department of Health Director Katie Lindstrom. “They [Grays Harbor County] subcontracted with the Coastal Community Action Program to implement the funds in each county.”

CCAP is not taking any of the grants money for administrative costs. “So all the funds will go directly to residents in Pacific County that need help.”

“Our plan with that funding is to target people who have lost their employment, lost their job totally or their weekly or monthly income has been impacted because of Covid related shut downs and they aren’t receiving their unemployment yet,” said Emergency Operations Center Kathy Spoor. “It will be up to a maximum of $750 dollars to assist with mortgage or rent or utility payments. Coastal Community Action Program did get some extra money to help out with electrical bills. That is a different pot of money that they may be able to assist folks.”

To apply for funds to help your household go to http:// coastalcap.org and look for the button with the link: CLICK HERE FOR COVID 19 ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS. This will take you to the application where they can screen you for the money. If you have questions, please email Julia Osborne at juliao@coastalcap.org.

Please keep in mind that these funds are limited and filling See Mortgage Page A4 out the application does not guarantee assistance.

Pre-disaster Mitigation Grant awarded to Pacific County

By Karen S. Carter The National Hazard Mitigation Grant Program has awarded Pacific County a Pre-disaster Mitigation Grant to pay for the development of a disaster mitigation plan. Pacific County is obligated by the federal government to develop this plan every 5 years.

The current plan in place was approved in May 2016 and is set to expire in May

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2021. Pacific County Emergency Management Agency Director Scott McDougall applied for this grant in December 2018. “It is a very labor intensive process to write one of these plans,” said McDougall. “The process has been delayed and we are just now getting the award for this grant.”

“It is going to make our timeframe tight,” he continued. “However, since we

By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.com SOUTH BEND – The City of South Bend has been forced to cancel the Come and Play on Labor Day Festival because of COVID19. There would have been many added expenses because of the crisis.

"The Come and Play on Labor Day Festival was cancelled for a couple of reasons, South Bend Mayor Julie Struck told the Herald Sunday afternoon. "First, we are unable to hold our normal fundraisers; the average cost is $17,000 per year; and second, the cleaning requirements to keep people safe were going to be extremely laborious. We would have needed several hand-washing stations set up for the crowd and a crew assigned to clean sanicans, restrooms and disinfect

tables and chairs continuously. Our committee members would not have had time to do the cleaning and we don't have the funds to hire a crew to do it either. It made more sense to cancel for this year and look forward to next year.

"The Labor Day Committee has appreciated the community support each year," Struck continued.

"It was a difficult decision to cancel and we know that citizens are disappointed.

We are looking forward to a great celebration next year and hope everyone will join us in 2021.

"All funds received for the 2020 Labor Day Festival will be used for the 2021 festival," Struck added.

If you would prefer a refund, please contact Struck at julie.struck@southbendwa.gov.

Wolfe: People are still not taking this situation as seriously as it needs to be taken

regular basis.” But McDougall pointed out that in the last 5 years the summers have been drier than in the past and wildfire is now a rise that the plan needs to consider.

“FEMA will pay for 75% of the planning process and Pacific County Commissioner Frank Wolfe we [Pacific County] are responsible for 25% of the By GEORGE KUNKE cost,” McDougall said.

SOUTH BEND – A “However, we can cover lot of citizens in north PaSee GRANT Page A4 cific County may have been disappointed that last Friday Governor Jay Inslee allowed only five counties to enter Phase II of his what phase of recovery the state will be in at that time, Safe Start recovery plan whether we will be able to use school district facilities, to combat the coronavirus and what the WIAA decides to do with summer activities. pandemic. Pacific County There is a lot that can happen in the next seven weeks. We Commissioner Frank Wolfe are planning for the best case scenario, but we are also spoke candidly about Intrying to come up with some alternative plans if we are in slee's decision and many other factors involved with a position where we can't meet as a team in person."

Tully also confirmed that a Ravens shirt and cap sale opening businesses in the will take place in the near future. "We will be doing an county.

On the topic of Inslee's online fan gear sale soon," he said. decision to not allow the The summer practice schedule includes, June 29, 3 pm; county to reopen, Wolfe June 30, 3 pm; July 1, 3 pm; July 2, 3 pm; July 3, 9 am; said, "Of course the GovJuly 6, 3 pm; July 7, 3 pm; July 8, 3 pm; July 9, 3 pm; ernor has a very large and July 10 9 am; July 11, (scrimmage, vs Ilwaco at SBHS, complicated job in front of TBA); July 13, 3 pm; July 14, 3 pm; July 15, 9 am; and him to re-open the state. He July 16-19 (camp at Tenino).

The Ravens, a Class 2B team, will compete in the East- has laid out a set of rules by West Division in the Pacific League along with Morton which to accomplish this.

White-Pass, Ilwaco, Ocosta, North Beach, Toutle Lake, While he is being pressured from all directions to open and Chief Leschi.

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are going to be in the planning process, FEMA is very good at granting extensions for our previous plans.”

McDougall mentioned that Pacific County needs to stay current and up-to-date.

“Our hazards change in the county,” he said. “We’ve never included wildfire as an identified hazard in the plan because it isn’t a really big hazard that we face at the beach on a

Ravens hoping to practice this summer

By GEORGE KUNKE The Raymond-South Bend football team is thinking positive about having a season this year. The Ravens have scheduled their summer practice sessions, and the final open spot for the regular season has been filled. Raymond HS Athletic Director Mike Tully confirmed the official schedule for the Ravens to the Herald. The open game is being filled by Chimacum, which will open the season.

A scrimmage is scheduled against Ilwaco on July 11 at Millam Field, and a three-day mini-camp is also set at Tenino. Of course, everything depends on coronavirus and what Governor Jay Inslee intends to do with it as far as social distancing goes.

"Those are the days we have planned as of now," Tully told the Herald Sunday afternoon in regard to the summer football practices. "I don't believe we have decided where they will take place."

Asked if he was confident practices will take place, Tully said, "As far as whether we will be able to practice or not, I really have no idea. That depends on several factors that are out of our control. Right now, we don't know

Come and Play festival cancelled

to change the rules, he is being careful to look at each request. This is not an easy process. There are some businesses that it is fairly easy to argue can be safely opened. There are others which have definite risks attached. Pacific County was taken off the list because of cases showing up here. That was in the original plan. I'd rather he followed the plan than try to make a special case out of every county."

Through his plan, Gov. Inslee also opened 10 new things throughout the state.

Should he have opened up more? "Again, I'd prefer the steady, thoughtful path to the one of trying to rush through and just say 'yes' to every request," Wolfe offered.

Wolfe does not believe Inslee's plan makes it too difficult for counties to re-open. "There is a path to reopening. At this point in time, if all the restrictions were removed and the state just went back to the way things were last year at this time, the virus would have a field day. People are still not taking this situation as seriously as it needs to be taken. The point of having a phase reopening is to reduce the spread, and we are beginning to do that statewide."

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Dr. Tienhaara addresses budget, what schools face in the fall, etc.

By GEORGE KUNKE SOUTH BEND – South Bend Superintendent of School Dr. Jon Tienhaara discussed the budget in relation to how coronavirus might affect it. He also discussed what type of classroom settings students may return to, the resumption of driver's education classes, the graduation ceremony, and his entire machine-like staff.

Tienhaara is optimistic that his district should be all right heading into the 2020-2021 academic year.

"At this time we are waiting to learn more about the repercussions of the state economic shutdown as to its impact on our district budget," Tienhaara told the Herald.

"We have always taken a fiscally conservative approach to our management of resources, and take advantage of various ways to economize and gain efficiencies when possible, as long as we can maintain our educational program. At this point, I feel we will be fine next school year. That being said, there are always two variables that can severely impact funding: student enrollment, and state legislative changes."

Dr. Tienhaara reported to the Herald about a special legislative session that could take place this summer.

"I am hearing about the strong possibility of a special legislative session this summer after the state revenue forecast," Tienhaara said. "It's possible we could see some negative impacts stemming from that, but I have a hard time believing public schools would be the first place to cut, given we are the so-called 'paramount duty' of the state.

"The State of Washington currently has just under $3 billion dollars in reserve midway through the current biennium, I would hope some of those resources in conjunction with any federal assistance to the states can be used to stabilize K-12 education if needed," Tienhaara continued. "Of course, this doesn't mean school districts shouldn't be expected to manage their individual budgets responsibly, and we do just that in South Bend.

"Enrollment is a little more difficult to predict, especially in these times," Tienhaara said. "Currently, our

Willapa Valley honored with achievement award

Photo Courtesy Nancy Morris Willapa Valley HS received an achievement award from the State Board of Education. The school will also be given a banner for display.

MENLO – The State Board of Education honored Willapa Valley High School with an award for Achievement in Graduation Rates and for Achievement in keeping ninth graders on Track to Graduate. The award recognized only 13 high schools across the state, and it indicates that the school placed in the top 20 percent in achievement of the goals for three years.

Willapa Valley Superintendent Nancy Morris gave credit to all school employees, and not just high school staff.

"It takes a village," Morris said. "Every person who touches a student’s life influences a student, from the bus driver who greets them in the morning to the cooks,

secretaries, teachers, para-educators, coaches, advisors, and mentors who work with them throughout the day.

"In a small school we share our students in many ways, and in a small school, we all try to keep an eye on their successes and struggles and try to find ways to help them succeed," Morris said.

Morris also credits parents and its supportive community as partners in its work with students.

"We are fortunate to live in a community that supports education so strongly," Morris added. "Willapa Valley is a great place for kids.

"The school will receive a banner to display with pride."

enrollment is down over 30 students from just two years ago. We have been able to make some adjustments to accommodate that decline, but I am hoping we can hold close to our current enrollment this upcoming school year.

We are currently working on some budget measures to prepare for possible revenue decreases, mostly opportunities through attrition. The bottom line is that the South Bend board of directors and district administrative staff have always strived to be responsible in the 'good times' so as to minimize negative ripple effects in the budget during so-called 'bad times' as far as the economy goes.

I'm hoping this helps us navigate forward in the aftermath of this economic shutdown, but these are unprecedented times."

As everyone is hoping, Tienhaara remains optimistic about the chances that school will be in session next session, but it may very well be a different atmosphere.

"I am hopeful that we will be back in session come this fall, but as we have seen these last couple months, this all depends on how our state government interprets the current and projected pandemic circumstances. There is currently talk at the state level with regards to different school models, some of which include school with social distancing, staggered schedules, blended in-person learning with online learning, etcetera. I think it's just too early to tell at this point, and I can't possibly predict what the State of Washington will decide. Whatever the decision, we will move forward in the best possible manner on behalf of our students."

When asked, "Do you know when the driver's education program will start back up?" Tienhaara said, "That's a great question. I believe South Bend School District is the only district in the county that offers driver's ed at school – our students are fortunate. Dan Raymond, our teacher, does an excellent job with the program. In fact, he just went through a state audit and passed with flying colors. I am very pleased with his efforts and ability to maintain the program. As far as getting students back in the driver's seat, that solely depends on the state's allow-

ance of us to continue school."

South Bend is working on having the best possible graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020.

"Principal Jason Nelson and his staff are currently planning aspects around graduation," Tienhaara said.

"We do not have details to release at this point, but they are working on different scenarios as we speak. It may have to look different than the norm, but I can assure you graduation will be the best it can be given our circumstances."

Tienhara complimented his "well-oiled" functioning staff for the job they perform.

"These are certainly times unlike we have ever seen," Tienhaara added. "This pandemic presents many challenges to us as we continue to provide education, and in addition to these challenges, we have many other projects out of the norm for most schools, primarily our new school construction project, and district operations that need to continue regardless of a pandemic.

"Our teachers and staff are amazing, as are their leaders in Jason Nelson (seven through12 principal), Kresta Byington (K-6 principal), Amy Nelson (Early Learning), and Jon Schray (assistant principal)," Tienhaara continued.

"But I also want to recognize my behind the scenes staff who keep the district afloat on a day-to-day basis: Robyn Rose (business manager), Barb Cenci (fiscal secretary and business manager in training), Linsie Fisher (human resources, accounts payable, web coordinator), Wyatt Kuiken (facility director) and his crew, Bailey Johnson (food services) and her crew, and Chris Manke (technology director). All of these folks function like a well-oiled machine and have a work ethic unlike any I have ever experienced. It doesn't matter the time of day, the day of week, or what the circumstances are, these people get the job done and they do the job extremely well. Our community is so very fortunate to have these folks skillfully running the inner workings of the district, and I depend on each of them daily. You don't always see them, but everyone sees and feels the impact of their work."

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A Conversation with GHC President Jim Minkler

By Rebecca Chaffee On March 13, prior to the statewide Stay-at-Home order, Governor Inslee ordered all schools in Washington, including K-12 and colleges, closed until April 24. This has since been extended through the end of May. The order required colleges to continue their teaching online. I talked with Dr. Jim Minkler, President of Grays Harbor College, about this overnight transition from classroom to online instruction, how it’s affecting students and staff and what classes next fall may look like.

How did you so quickly transition from classroom instruction to online instruction? How do students and instructors interact?

The closure was announced three weeks before the end of winter quarter. We had to make an immediate transition to remote delivery of both instruction and student services. We literally turned on a dime. Some colleges cancelled classes, but we were able to maintain all of ours.

Vocational classes, which depend on equipment we’re allowed to shutdown incrementally with social distancing and other protective measures. The nursing program was the only exception; it was permitted to continue.

Over the last five or six years we’ve hired instructors with online teaching experience in most of our departments and we have experience offering a number of classes online.

These instructors were able to reach out to the others to quickly get our courses online. Fortunately, we were already using a Learning Management Software system called “Canvas.”

Every instructor is assigned a Canvas shell for traditional, as well as online classes. This shell can be used to post course syllabuses, assignments, messages, documents and videos, as well as deliver online instruction. We were able to build on this platform. We’re also using other remote delivery tools including Zoom, YouTube and chat rooms with a mix of recorded video

lectures.

We had three weeks, a two-week break and a week delay in the start of spring quarter, to prepare for this quarter. An instructional designer was available to teach our instructors how to develop online classes for those who did not know already, and many online instructors helped their colleagues who were new to this mode of teaching. Our IT department is excellent and also assisted. Our spring quarter class schedule was maintained with all of our courses online except several approved healthcare and equipment dependent industrial technology programs. Our class sizes continue to be small with a cap of 25 students for most. The classes incorporate interactions between students and instructors with tools such as peer editing, chat rooms and paper sharing.

Students are also able to work online in groups. Almost everything we can do in a traditional classroom; we can do online with computers. If this had happened seven or eight years ago, it would have been much tougher. Our technical capacity has vastly improved over the last several years.

How are you teaching career technical classes like welding, auto mechanics, carpentry and science labs?

Grays Harbor College offers auto and diesel mechanics, commercial truck driving, carpentry, welding, nursing and medical assistant programs. We also offer Natural Resource and Forest Management. Since the Stay-at-Home order was issued, we have been unable to bring students into our shops or labs. This quarter’s classes were started with only online assignments. We were nervous that students wouldn’t get sufficient time in the shop. But just last Friday the governor allowed classes requiring the use of equipment to resume with measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Students are required to wear personal protective equipment (PPE) and maintain social distancing. We resumed our vocational shop

classes on May 5. These students and instructors are the only people on campus and they only have access to their classrooms.

Our science labs are now virtual and they are amazing! Of course, our science faculty are anxious to get back into real science labs, but they have developed great innovations to offer the labs virtually for the time being.

Do all students have access to computers and the internet?

Online classes are not equitable.

Grays Harbor and Pacific Counties have areas without high speed internet service and some students don’t own computers. With the help of the Grays Harbor College Foundation and several grants, we’ve been able to provide Chromebooks. Free WI-FI is also available in parking lots outside Timberland libraries and our campuses in Aberdeen, Raymond and Ilwaco.

Though they’re closed, several local restaurants have also invited students to use their outside WI-FI. How is the administrative staff working?

Everyone is working from home.

I’ve only been on campus twice since March 20. We all miss the interactions with students and other staff, but we have plenty of work to do and we’re getting it done online. With no interruptions I find that I work more efficiently at home, but I miss the people.

Real time Virtual Assistance is available on our website, GHC.edu.

Students can talk to our college advisors in real time via Zoom. It’s slick and very efficient.

What feedback are you getting from students?

The majority don’t like the online only classes. It works well for self-disciplined students, but most prefer face to face instruction. Up to 34 percent of the students at some colleges in the state dropped out after the classroom closures. We lost about 8 percent of our students.

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Good Sports of the Week

Blakeli Jerles, SBHS

Elli Capps, SBHS

Brooklynne Johnson, SBHS

The Herald proudly salutes SBHS sophomore Blakeli Jerles, who exemplifies what being a complete studentathlete entails after earning status as a Pacific League All-Academic Team (Honor Roll) selection during the 2019-20 academic year.

The Herald proudly salutes RHS ninth grader Elli Capps, who exemplifies what being a complete student-athlete entails after earning status as a Pacific League All-Academic Team (Honor Roll) selection during the 2019-20 academic year.

The Herald proudly salutes SBHS sophomore Brooklynne Johnson, who exemplifies what being a complete student-athlete entails after earning status as a Pacific League All-Academic Team (Honor Roll) selection during the 2019-20 academic year.

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offices, hair salons, eye doctors, massage parlors, etcetera would be safe to open if they were following asked the asked ifprotocol. themuseum museum properhave could the sign tototrytry could have the "Almost anysign business and make repairs and make repairsorbe oratat could potentially operleast the leastsalvage salvage thewagon wagon ated with enough safety train atop traincarving carving atopthe the measures in place," Wolfe sign.

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In closing, Wolfe said, "Please stay safe."

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Drive-in WiFi hotspots encourage GRANT mortgage through in-kind contriuniversal public access broadband that butions.” The PCEMA asked call your lender or servicer immediately. They will ask Continued from page A1

Whether you access the hotspots inside The Washington State Broadband Office estimates over 300 new drive-in WiFi or outside a business, please practice social hotspots are coming online statewide distancing and hygiene precautions. Stay in A10 Wednesday, July to 3, 2019 Pacific County yourPress vehicle or at least six feet from other through an initiative bring free public broadband internet access to all residents. users and wear a mask if necessary.

“Access to broadband was a challenge Locally the hotspots are the Timberland for many Washingtonians before COVIDLibraries in Raymond and South Bend.

To find hotspots check out the interac- 19. This rapid, collaborative response is tive map at www.driveinwifi.wa.gov. The an essential immediate solution but we map is updated every time a new hotspot cannot stop here,” Gov. Jay Inslee said. complete rundown of theadvocated “I’ve long for greater comes Compiled online. by Day Barbecue with access field to community events Kat Bryant sports willbroadband begin at 11 a.m. and affordable for at all Launching as parking lot major hotspots in quality going onthe this week.

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you questions and give your different options for length of the forbearance and repayment options. One of the options in your forbearance will be to make up all of your payments at once when you go back to work. The other option may be to make up your payments over the next few months, basically make a larger payment than before to make up for the lost payments. The final option is a “modification,” adding your payments at the end of From Page A5 the forbearance to the end of the loan.

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Pacific County behind in 2020 Census count So far over half of the households have been counted nationally with 63.4% of households counted in Washington state as of May 7. This means 2,100,000 households in Washington went online and answered the census questionnaire.

Pacific County is lagging behind in the 2020 Census count with only 29.3% of households completed.

The Census is the household count that occurs every 10 years. It is an important indicator of who lives where and determines several benefits that local communities can take advantage of. One is that the Census statistics

are used to determine the number of seats each state holds in the U.S. House of Representatives. Second is that the number influences the allocation of billions of dollars in federal funds that become available to local communities every year for the next 10 years.

Due to the COVID-19 crisis, the 2020 Census has been interrupted for personto-person contact. Most of the counted households have used their household invitation to go online and PAGE 5 fill out the questionnaire.

The following On Monday, Mayinforma11 the tion was released to the Pacific County Press by the Census Bureau resumed Raymond Municipal Court, North District Court, South field operations.

ThisCourt means Bend Municipal and the Pacific County Sheriff ’s Department.

The informathat Census workers will tion is compiled by city and county law enforcement and emergency response officials. The contents of the reports are solely the responsibility of these departments.

Obituaries CALLS FOR In Loving Memory of SHERIFF’S OFFICE Raymond (Ray) Michael Lead 6/8/19

4:05 p.m. Litter/Pollution/Public Health. A

“meth head” kicked trash Ray passed away in his out of black SUV Suburban.

Male subject walked into sleep on April 30, 2020 at his another subject’s house, apartment in South Bend. unknown address. Advises trash all over roadway.

Ray was the 2nd oldest 6:53 p.m. Suspicious Person/Circumstance. A child born to William and guy with no shirt, tattoos, has “methed out eyes.”

Alice (McClaskey) Lead in He was walking really fast down road. He looks like Portland, Oregon on June something not good is going on with him. As soon 4, 1946. as he saw reporting party looking at him he turned Mr. Lead worked at sevand went a different direction, when reporting went eral local shake and shingle around the block and saw him again he turned and mills before moving to Sewent…

8:25 p.m. Suspicious attle where he owned and Person/Circumstance.

Subject directly across operated two Taxies, “Blue from reporting party, the Thunder” and “ Renegade” neighbor is all “methed” up. He is getting very for 20 years. verbal. Got a restraining order from a neighbor from Raymond (Ray) Michael Lead Ray is survived by brother down the street and now it is really bothering him.

Leon Lead, Raymond, sisters 8:30 p.m. Threats.

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Cathey ( Kevin) McMurry, and Jerry ( Larry) WIlliams also Pacific County resident is statements about in Raymond. He is also survived by manymaking nieces and nephbombing a government called crisis ews who loved their Uncle and his manybuilding. storiesHehe shared services in Cowlitz, he started to call the “station,” with them about his growing up. stated his name and said he wastwo a Pacifi c County Ray was preceded in death by his parents, brothers; resident…

Gary and John, two sisters; Jane Cardwell and Linda Fisher, 6/9/19 nephew; Rodney Stallard, and sister-in-law; Jill Lead.

12:23 a.m. Agency AssisRay was a lover of all animals. Memorials in hisSounds name tance, Raymond. like someone is fighting, are welcome to be made at HAVA 431 2nd St.screaming, Raymond, lady was heard them about three minutes WA 98577 At his request there will be no public service.

In Loving Memory of Colleen Alyce Nichols

Colleen Alyce Nichols passed away Friday, April 24, 2020 at her home in Raymond; she was 92. She was born February 26, 1928 to Orville and Pearl (Smith) Bromley in Raymond, Washington.

Colleen worked most of her life as a medical records keeper. She loved boating, fishing, baking entertaining friends, sewing and she would always beat you to the beach for clam digging!

Colleen Alyce Nichols She and her husband Rodney lived a forever happy life with lots of traveling, camping and boating.

Surviving Colleen are her daughter Penny Drake, her son Duane Nichols, grand children Nicole (Jason) Sedy, Kendra Drake (Brett Wescott), her grandson Bryce Nichols and his wife Erica, along with her great grandchildren Lukas and Jordynn Sedy, Hailey Lyndsey, Keeton and Kenzlee Wescott whom she had a great bond with.

She is preceded in death by her sisters Elanor Habersetzer, Betty Woods, Irene Bromley, and son Bob Nichols (Booby) who is survived by the love of his life Patty O’Conner.

We love you mom (Colleen Nichols).

Arrangements are in care of Stoller’s Mortuary in Raymond, Washington. You may visit www.StollersMortuary. com to leave condolences for the family.

Death Notices Nathan Edward Hart (age 36) of Hoquiam passed away Monday, May 4, 2020 at Tacoma General Hospital.

resume delivering invitations and questionnaires to those households that did not receive them yet. They will be delivered to rural areas and to households with PO boxes that do not receive mail at a physical address.

This process does not require any interaction with the public. The Census

as soon as possible. There will be a 12-digit code included with your invitation that will assist in processing your household.

There are three ways that people can respond to the census: •Respond online at www.2020census.gov.

•Call a toll-free number (4 a.m. to 11 p.m. PT)

◦English, 844.330.2020 ◦Spanish, 844.468.2020 ◦Other languages available, please contact me for information •Return by Mail Census Day is April 1, but it has been pushed out this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pacific County Police Beat

PACIFIC COUNTY POLICE BEAT 1/27/20 following

controlled substance withThe WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2019 PACIFIC COUNTY PRESS Deverie L. Gorham 2/6/20 out a prescription felony information was released Last night reporting party up on time to exchange somewhere towards 3:37 a.m. Assault, asked what the threats Probation/parole violation Pedro Villegas Quintana tago, o t h e P a c i f i c C o u n t y could hear a man and a child, not concerned about Gaylord Street.

Raymond. Advised female were, he said he would heard the immediate danger, wants 3:56 a.m. Driving Under was assaulted just now. show proof if he had to…

Jr.a.m.-Burglary, possession ofonconP e suence, s bLebam. y t h e R awoman y m oarguing, n d there woman crying, area to have file, requesting Christopher W. Cox therInfl Was not cooperative when 6:28 two children who live there call from officer, was told Female driver just drove asked questions. Denied Nemah. Someone broke 1/30/20 trolled substance Two counts Burglary secMunicipal Court, North too and reporting party by without local agenciesacannot into their yard, thinks she aid. Would not give any into garage, Chainsaw, take report. is intoxicated. Red Ford details. tackle box, tools Connor Hinkle -weedeater, prescription felony, ond degree, driving while D i s4-wheel t r i c tdrive.

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2:57warrant p.m. Fraud, Shoaltruck, 11:19M. a.m. Disorderly missing, possibly occurred 12:10 p.m. Agency water Indian Reserva9:24 a.m. Welfare Check.

Conduct. Advised someTuesday night, no suspects. failure to lot comply 10:25 failure to complytion.felony license suspended third B end M ufell n ioffc i p a lAssistance, C o u rRaymond. t Warrant Got Counterfeit money, Intoxicated male one out in parking a.m. Wanted a phone call saying she contact person at the cage. bike earlier, unknown screaming profanities, yellPerson, Raymond. Uncle is won money but they need 6:40 p.m. Civil Dispute. injury, male is now sleeping, upset about something in area, aunt called reportfelony degree and the Pacific County $250. They are meeting Neighbor is harassing ing alongside roadway in to do with court, white ing party and said her her at the post office in 10 reporting party. Reportthe bushes. male, dark hair, maroon mother is2/7/20 scared because Sheriff’s Department.

The minutes. Reporting party ing party does not know 10:20 a.m. Suspicious shirt, jeans. subject stayed the night is unsure about this, but name.

Person/Circumstance. is compiled 3:40 Vandalism.

Third still there, cousin let P. subject’s Jennifer A. Roberts -and Danielle Northrop Liza A. Johnson - Hold information really wants to go see what 7:03 p.m. Reporting Male and female look like time the property has been him stay there. happens.

Dispatch advised partydriving recalling now saying vagrants going through vandalized, items were 10:43 a.m.

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Bail jumping felony charge, Two counts of for other agency, residential by city and county law reporting party to stay at the man is a psycho and empty lot, picking up stolen in December, there Ex husband took car home and an officer would did a number on her earlier things (unknown what), a historic tree that had has no license and a warrant was failure to complyand while license suspended burglary enforcement and emergency come talk to her because it and there is nothing they male last seen wearing no to be taken down, reportwarrant, gray 2012 Nissan sounds like a scam. It took can do so now she does not shirt and Levis, female last party planted new Altima. Doesn’t have felony ing thirdtodegree response The sometime but dispatch want contact. seen wearing blackofficials. outfit. native plants and somepermission take car, convinced her.

7:54 p.m. Washington 2:33 p.m. Accident. one removed them. Today headed to Westport. Male Ernest J. Reed - Comcontents of the reports are 12:44 p.m. Disorderly State Patrol. Just came from Reporting party advised reporting party was waterdropped reporting party off Conduct, Naselle. Older Lebam, at stop sign there is tow truck that was towing ing the three plants that in area and left in vehicle, 1/31/20 munity custody violation, solely thecame responsibility of color GMC a little red car half on road brownish rusty a Mini Winnie, the suspect missed, the occurred2/8/20 about 40 ago. and half off roadway, no pickup, subject threatened unlatched and hit a tree. property is being surveyed 4:00 p.m. Suspicious Vanessa L. Anderson -Person/Circumstance.

Corey D. Lee - Three warrant failure to comply these departments. driver. to snap reporting party’s Tree is leaning on house. and someone removed the 8:48 p.m. Civil Dispute. neck and said he’s going Non-injury. Neighbor markers.

“Crows corner,” male left Tweekerwhile on a red bikefelony with Hold of ago. driving to get a gun, claims culvertfor other agency advised the homeowners bag counts about half an hour black coat refusing to leave surveying is on his propare gone.

Reporting party’s sister saw 6/13/19 the area , third approximately erty but is on county road.

6:44Jail p.m. Washington the male.

He walked up the license suspended Bookings 9:07 a.m. Property 25, beard and mustache, Subject using vehicle to try State Patrol. Peacock trothill with a dog. Reporting Damage, Non-Vandalism, cussing at reporting party Kristopher M. Rose and drive reporting party ting on roadway. sister asked him Matthew G.F. Sparks -party’s degree The following individuMenlo. A truck or someand at reporting party’s off roadway. Reporting to come down and he ran thing hit a line and it is sub-and hid. No description children. party leaving, available for 6/10/19 Possession of control Community custody violaals were booked into Pahanging low, it will be hit 8:55 p.m. Suspicious contact on cell. of male. Reporting party 10:05 a.m.

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Report- with said sister has since left. stance no prescription Kristopher E. Starheim tion cific County the Person/Circumstance. drives by, there is damage Female just walked into ing party said he got Camo coat unknown other Male tried door handle the pole has been reporting party’s house, Received a felony, and protection orderclothing.

- Hold for other agency, charges listed: scammed. to business, is now going damaged and moved. she rang doorbell first, phone call from “Apple”, 5:48 p.m. Citizen Assist, around trying doors on 1:15 p.m. Escape. Eighthen just walked in, said talked to an Indian male Raymond. Uncle is there. violation, warrant failure to possession of controlled other buildings in area. teen-year-old male ran she was looking for some- 2/11/20 wanting him to buy gift He is high and is not Last seen wearing a black away from DNR crew one. Subject left and she cards. He bought the gift supposed to be high and non-traffic substance without a apreTimothy C. Oxford 1/24/20 backpack, shorter, brown by Radar lakes, wearing went into different house. cards and RiteAidcomply told him not supposed to be there hair, boots, possibly trash shirt or sweatshirt, height, dark hair, it’s a scam. Reporting party when he is high. scription felony,Medium operating A. Garcia - credit card red bagsMatthew on outside of boots, suspenders and jeans, high riding a bike, is in the Two counts criminal tresgave them his 5:54 p.m. Mental Subject. last seen headed toward boots. Officer advised garage at the house…

Young female, walking, 2/1/20top a blonde vehicle pass second degree, theft Domestic violationinformation. fourth street where Maneman subject has black hair, 5’ 4:36 p.m. Burglary. Saw 18ish, hair, nowithout ignition Electric is located.

10”, 160lbs., in for residenreporting party go to work shoes. Looks very lost, 6/16/19 10:41 a.m.assault, Wanted tial burglary and 3rd. and another pulled out of Christopher I. theft Hutson lock, driving third degree wearing bathrobe open in while license degree community 10:58 a.m. Suspicious Person. Subject is walking 8:24 p.m. Civil Dispute. A reporting party’s drivefront with blue jeans.

Person/Circumstance. down the road with bright lady was pounding on her way and went to another 6:23 p.m. Violation of Community custody viosuspended third degree custody violator (escape Gray Chevrolet dually truck orange shirt on, all twacked door and harassing reportdriveway. Reporting party Court Order, Raymond. with trailer losing garbage,Anthony P. Shermer Jr. out. Subject has multiple ing party. She was a former toSubject called on Tuesday believes his girlfriend lation, warrant failure from community custody), unknown direction, last warrants. employee of reporting and two sons and a 10 or about domestic violence. seen at bridge.

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She has harassed 11-year-old daughter stole Reporting party wants toE. Roudabush comply felony Kenneth Domestic violence reckless community viola1:32 p.m. Disorderly tance, Raymond. Son her by text messages and food that was in a freezer in know when the court date Conduct. Clinic director possibly over-dosed on has came to the house. garage, 20-30 lbs. of meat. is and what the next step is.

DUI endangerment tion, third degree theft has a client that is unconheroin.

8:36 p.m. Suspicious 7:15 p.m. Traffic ViolaGirlfriend came to house trollable, needs assistance, 3:13 p.m. DUI. Dark blue tion. Was driving through and took Internet Max Person/Circumstance.

W. Huddleston -today screaming, yelling, hitting Subaru with bicycle on There is a man walking up Monohon Landing Road, router. Now reporting party signs, is withdrawing now. back, going 35 mph and the street screaming and was going through a has no Internet.

DUI 2/9/20 Brett J. Mullinsas -heDUI 3:53 p.m. Vehicle Theft. 2/13/20 swerving all over. hitting pavement with his 4-wheeler came out and 10:13 p.m.

Suspicious 2013 Harley Davidson wide 4:37 p.m. Accident. Vehifist. There is a lady walking started driving “cookies” Person/Circumstance.

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Court proceedings resume via Zoom SOUTH BEND – Pacific County Superior Court resumed hearings May 1 via Zoom, an on-line platform, and the proceedings were broadcast in real-time via YouTube. Those in virtual attendance saw Patric James Hohl, 27, of Seaside, Oregon, sentenced to 3 years and 7 months in prison for possession of a stolen motor vehicle.

"While we remain in a difficult position amid Covid-19 concerns and are unable to hold a trial until July, we continue to hold offenders accountable in order to protect our community.

For that reason, we have

held-tough and demanded significant prison sentences for those offenders who place our community at risk," Pacific County Prosecutor Mark McClain said.

Hohl asserted he had been given the vehicle by a friend and went to Ocean Park in search of drugs. He became lost, crashed, and fled on foot. Law enforcement would later find Hohl along the roadway wet and wanting to go to the hospital. While Hohl denied taking the vehicle at the time, he accepted responsibility and will now serve his prison sentence.

"Unfortunately, the legislature eliminated community

supervision for property offenses, so Hohl could not be ordered into treatment," McClain added.

"They also observed Keith Edward Pitts, 41, of Ilwaco, who was sentenced to a year in prison followed by 18 months of community supervisions following his conviction for second degree assault, a strike offense," McClain noted.

According to McClain, Pitts, who has been separated from the mother of his child, invited her to Ilwaco to see if they could work out their differences. Several arguments over several days resulted in the police being

called when Pitts picked up a 5-inch kitchen knife and threatened her with the knife. Pitts did not attempt to harm her with the knife, but instead displayed the knife in a threatening manner.

The legislature sets the punishment range for all felony offenses based on the seriousness of the offense and the criminal history of a given defendant; in this case the sentence range was 12 to 14 months in prison. Pitts was ordered to complete domestic violence treatment while in community supervision.

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One of the first industries to re-open was vehicle and vessel sales. Some churches in north Pacific County did conduct drive-in services over the weekend.

Last Wednesday, Inslee released guidance allowing religious, spiritual and faith-based organizations the ability to conduct drive-in services.

"Faith is so important at all times, but especially during times of crisis and difficulty. This unique drive-in service option will allow people to come together," Inslee said.

"Our goal has always been to keep Washingtonians safe and healthy, and this option allows them to do that while participating in religious, spiritual and faith-based activities."

"This guidance is the work of a strong collaborative process between my office and the industry," Inslee said. "Here is a great example of vehicle and vessels sales dealerships leading the way to ensure the opening of their businesses puts the health and safety needs of their employees and customers first."

Inslee issued an emergency proclamation in response to the continuing COVID-19 pandemic that maintains access to the ballot: This proclamation waives/suspends the statutory requirement that candidates for public office must submit a filing fee petition with registered voters’ signatures if they cannot afford to pay the filing fee. During the COVID-19 emergency, signature gathering runs contrary to recommended public health practices, so candidates for public office may now submit a filing fee petition without collecting those signatures.

Gov. Inslee announced three Safe Start advisory groups with focus on health systems and public health, social support and economic readiness.

"These groups include a diverse group of voices, from community leaders in labor, business, government and nonprofit organizations," Inslee said during a press conference Tuesday. "They represent a broad cross-section of Washingtonians from east and west of the Cascades, different generations and a focus on different impacts from the pandemic on our state."

Each advisory group constitutes a forum for the community to consult with the governor’s office and state agencies on next steps as Washington moves forward. The members of these community leader groups are in touch with communities around the state and will inform decision-making.

The three community leader advisory groups will be led by state cabinet officials: Public Health and Health Care System led by Department of Health Sec. John Wiesman; Safe Work and Economic Recovery led by Department of Commerce Director Lisa Brown; and Social Supports led

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Inslee also extended 12 proclamations relating to COVID-19.

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Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA), the Ranking Member of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, announced today that Washington state will receive $50 million in funding for economic relief for fishermen impacted by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Today’s announcement comes after Cantwell helped secure the funding in negotiations for the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. “Thousands of fishermen around the Pacific Northwest are feeling the impacts of restaurant, fishing,

COVID-19 and the loss of seafood sales. Due to the unique nature of fishing businesses, many have been left without federal assistance until now,” Cantwell said. “Having $50 million coming to Washington state fishermen in grants and other direct assistance will provide muchneeded money to fishing businesses to keep them a part of our maritime economy.”

Fishermen and fishery-related businesses throughout Washington state have been hit hard by the crisis. Those eligible to receive grants and other forms of direct

fishing businesses, charter/for-hire fishing businesses, shellfish aquaculture operations, processors, other fishery-related businesses, and Tribes that have suffered losses as a result of COVID-19. Washington state and Alaska are the largest recipients of the funding – each will receive $50 million of a total $300 million available, almost twice as much as any other state. Tribes in Washington state will also be eligible to receive funding from the more than $5 million allocated for federally-recognized Tribes on the West Coast.

TRL partners with Kanopy for streaming movies

By Aisha Bayness, a Timberland Library Manager Timberland Regional Library partners with Kanopy to provide on-demand streaming movies, documentaries, and more. In Kanopy Kids, your family can enjoy unlimited plays of children’s movies, TV shows, and children’s book read-alouds.

Browse the selection at Trlib.kanopy.com. Before logging in for the first time, you must create an account.

Start by clicking “Add Library Card”. You will be asked to enter your library card number and PIN. Enter that information, then click “Continue.” At the next screen, enter your name and email address, and create a password, then click “Sign Up.” To log in to Kanopy in the future, login with the email address and password you set up. To access your Kanopy viewing history and available movies, click on your name at the top of the screen, then click on

“Viewing History.”

You can currently receive 8 (normally 5) play credits per library card per month. Play credits are used when you play a video for 5 seconds or more. Once the play credit has been logged, you have 72 hours to watch the video. You can watch that video multiple times in the 3-day time period without using another play credit.

All Timberland library facilities, including book drops, are currently closed until further notice. Please keep library materials until libraries reopen. Due dates and holds have been extended. During the closure, we cannot currently accept donations. We also offer virtual events you can enjoy from home! Visit Events.

TRL.org, under “TRL Online Virtual Events.”

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Student contest open OLYMPIA — Legacy Washington’s “Ahead of the Curve” student contest submission deadline has been extended to May 31. Washington students in grades 6-12 wishing to enter the contest must submit an entry form, along with either a written work, two-dimensional art, or a podcast that showcases an individual they believe is ahead of the curve in their community. Additional details can be found here.

The contest is in conjunction with Legacy Washington’s “Ahead of the Curve” exhibit, which opened in September 2019 and celebrates trailblazing women in Washington state history.

Winners will be selected in each category in grades 6-8 and 9-12. Selected winners will receive a gift card and a special certificate during an awards ceremony in the Secretary of State’s office in Olympia. Ceremony date and details are to be determined. Winning pieces will be featured on the Secretary of State’s website and social media accounts.

Washington’s Office of Secretary of State oversees a number of areas within state government, including managing state elections, registering corporations and charities, and governing the use of the state flag and state seal. The office also manages the State Archives and the State Library, documents extraordinary stories in Washington’s history through Legacy Washington, oversees the Combined Fund Drive for charitable giving by state employees, and administers the state’s Address Confidentiality Program to help protect survivors of crime.

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Below is the official schedule for the Ravens.

Raymond-South Bend 2020 Football Schedule 9/4 vs Chimacum (SBHS) 9/11 at Pe Ell-Will Valley 9/18 vs Chief Leschi * (RHS) 9/25 at Ocosta * 10/2 vs Morton-WP (SBHS) * 10/9 at Ilwaco * 10/16 vs Wahkiakum * (RHS) 10/23 vs Toutle Lake * (SBHS) 10/30 at North Beach * 11/6 Crossover game (TBD) Note: All games start at 7 pm unless otherwise noted.

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Also of note, Raymond and South Bend have also combined its baseball team, which, hopefully, will resume in the 2021 spring season. The schools also have combined forces for the girls and boys soccer teams.

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The Ravens coaching staff currently includes Luke The Ravens are planning an online shirt and cap sale in the near future. Above - front of shirt with new logo - Below - back of shirt.

Abbott, head coach; Tully, offensive coordinator; Chuck Spoor, defensive coordinator; Preston Crow, Kenny Minks, and Matthew Boyes. Tully said that there are still more positions to be filled.

The colors for the Ravens are maroon, black and gray, Photo Courtesy Chuck Spoor which are a combination of the two schools' team colors.

The Ravens have received their football helmets. The uniforms are Raymond's colors are black and red, and South Bend's expected to arrive this week.

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