Bonney Lake and Sumner Courier-Herald, November 23, 2011

SEE INSIDE: Eastown Bonney Lake gets welcome sign, Page 8. . . . Sumner asks legislators to consider plight of cities, Page 3 . . . Bonney Lake city council discusses revenue forecasts, Page 3. . . Dignitaries get to be educators for a day, Page 12. . . Lake Tapps skier featured in Warren Miller movie, Page 17 EARLY D NO EADLINE

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Suspect told Sumner police he was so high on phenylacetone he didn’t know what day it was

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Victor Falls Elementary School Principal Beth Dykman serves a slice of pumpkin pie to Evelyn Rooker during the Bonney Lake Senior Center’s Thanksgiving feast Friday at the Senior Center. Due to popular demand, this year’s feast was split into two days. The Christmas meal will also be split into two days this year, presently scheduled for Dec. 16 and 17. Photo by Brian Beckley/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.

A man who rammed his truck into the gate of Sumner’s wastewater treatment plant and was later apprehended by city police in the middle of state Route 410— on foot—claimed he was high and trying to escape an unnamed pursuer.

Shaun Whatley allegedly drove a green Ford F150 into the gates of Sumner’s wastewater treatment

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Spreading Christmas cheer around the world

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ll year long, 12-yearold Rachel Quick saves her allowance and the money she makes from dogsitting for the Christmas season.

Then, as the holidays approach, she heads out to spend all of it on presents.

But unlike many kids her age, Quick doesn’t use the money

for friends and family. Instead, she invests it all in small toys, hygiene items and school supplies for other kids all over the world as part of Operation Christmas Child.

This year alone, Quick is sending out more than 200 shoeboxsized boxes filled with gifts to all corners of the world, from Panama to Nepal to the Philipines.

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Rachel Quick is dwarfed behind a small pile of the gift boxes she sent out as part of Operation Christmas Child. Photo by Brian Beckley/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.

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the increased fund balance request for next year because the city was successful in balancing the budget in 2011 without using any of the requested fund balance.

Mayor Neil Johnson pointed out to the council that the city is actually estimating $200,000 less in revenue next year than it expects to collect this year, showing a commitment to conservative budgeting measures and adding that the hope is not to use any of the fund balance next year either. Both he and Morrison said that is possible if revenues once again come in slightly higher than expected. “Give us an opportunity to get into the year and see what we have,� Johnson said.

Morrison also said the administration has been working hard to save money since the fourth quarter of 2007, when they noticed revenues dropping well below estimates. “We watch this very closely and haven’t built anything into the model that’s a red herring,� he said.

Finance Director Al Juarez agreed and said

while the budget shows a $393,000 deficit for next year, he believes the city will fare better than estimated on revenues and added that staff will find additional ways to save money. “I think fiscal 2012 is going to take additional diligence on our part,� he said.

The council is expected to pass the mid-biennial budget amendment in December, but several members stated their desire to discuss further the possibility of constricting services in the future, with the council split on their views of how the economy is faring and will fare in the near term.

The council will take up the matter at next year’s council retreat, usually scheduled for February.

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Even while praising staff The adopted 2011 budand administration for the get puts expected revenues their work keeping the 2011 at nearly $12.8 million budget in line, members and new estimates predict of the Bonney Lake City the city will actually colCouncil began to question lect almost $12.9 million. projections going forIn addition to the ward and suggested increase in revthe city should pull Bonney enues, the council back on services in budgeted expenses Lake the future. at $13 million and Led by Deputy the most recent estiMayor Da n mates show expendiSwatman, members tures of less than $12.9 of the council questioned million. city budget projections for Swatman said next year’s 2013 and beyond showing estimated sales tax reveincreases in sales tax rev- nues, projected at less than enue that several believe are $20,000 more than this too large. year, were reasonable, but The administration he worried about increases has requested the council of between $200,000 and authorize approximately $300,000, prompting him $393,000 from the fund to ask if it might be time balance to cover a projected to downsize city services gap between revenues and to meet a “new normal� expenditures in 2012. instead of forcing staff to The council originally “nickel and dime� to keep authorized the adminis- their budgets in line. tration to use $400,000 in “I’m not excited about fund balance in 2011 and spending more than we are $200,000 in 2012, though taking in,� he said. the city has kept the budget Councilmember Jim in line and is now projecting Rackley agreed. not to need this year’s fund “You can’t run a city balance expenditure due to by spending more than what City Administrator you take in,� he said, but Don Morrison called a added that he was OK with Staff Writer

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As the state legislature prepares for a special session to bridge a forecasted $2 billion in additional cuts since May’s $5 billion, the city of Sumner warns that certain potential state cuts could harm services to its more than 9,000 citizens.

Staff wrote in a two-page letter to state legislators that the city budget has already cut “services and costs to the bone over the last five years,� and that further funding cuts from the state level would cut into city necessities.

The city cut more than $3.2 million out of its $16 million general fund budget in the 2009-2010 biennium, a reduction of 12.5

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Surveillance cameras were not functioning correctly, preventing officers from taking video evidence of the crime.

Ofc. Jeff Miller left Moser a voice mail, then proceeded to search the cab of the truck with Ofc. Jeff Engel for items that could identify the driver. They found bags of marijuana, cash, a 14-inch knife and a .38 caliber revolver chambered with a single round. Engel also located several documents printed with the surnames Bernal, Whatley and O’Connor.

A cell phone inside the cab rang and Miller answered. It was a woman calling for “Lita,� short for Clarita. Though the caller seemed reluctant to speak to police, Miller learned

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that Lita was traveling with a man from Vancouver to Puyallup.

Officers located a cosmetics bag with the name Lita written on its outside.

Engel found a number in the cell phone’s phonebook listed as Clarita Terla and called it. She answered and told Engel she had been with Whatley in Vancouver on Nov. 9, and that he had dropped her off in Tacoma in a green pickup.

Engel was able to call up a booking photo of Whatley and confirmed there were medical documents in his name and a cell phone belonging to him in the vehicle.

A few hours later, Miller and Ofc. Matt Eller were dispatched to a suspicious person call on Mountain Circle Drive. The caller reported a suspicious white male in a brown hoodie walking through residential yards carrying a backpack; the man had also been seen by the caller in the area earlier that morning.

A parking enforcement officer in the area told the arriving police he had seen the man walk toward the train tracks.

Miller and Eller drove to Traffic Avenue and spotted the man sitting near the train tracks with a backpack. Walking to the spot, they found he had disappeared.

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The Ford F150 Shaun Whatley allegedly rammed into the Wastewater Plant gates. Photo courtesy Sumner Police Department. hiding places, Eller spotted the man running west toward Traffic Avenue.

Eller pursued on foot. The man ran onto state Route 410 into traffic, but he was caught in the center of the highway and taken into custody.

The man first told Miller his name was Michael R. Griffin, along with a birthdate. That combination turned up no records. The man gave several other dates of birth, claiming he was so high on P2P—presumably phenyl-2-propanone, a precursor chemical sometimes used in the manufacture of methamphetamine without pseudoephedrine—he could not remember the day he was born.

Miller realized they were close to the treatment plant and asked the man if he was Shaun Whatley. Whatley confirmed his identity.

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Miller read Whatley his rights, which Whatley waived, choosing to talk about the incident.

Whatley said he was extremely high on P2P and someone was chasing him from Fife. In an attempt to evade pursuit, he drove toward Sumner. He said he did not recognize his surroundings and crashed through the gate of the plant. He attempted to ram his way out another gate when the truck became disabled and he fled on foot.

He had been wandering town for a week waiting for someone to pick him up, he said.

Miller told Whatley it had only been a few hours since the burglary call, a fact to which Whatley responded with surprise. He did not know what day it was, he said.

Whatley also told Miller that Terla was in the truck with him when he crashed the gates, and that he did not know where she went.

A search uncovered a 20-plus gram bag of marijuana in Whatley’s possession. He was transported to Pierce County Jail on charges of burglary in the second degree, malicious mischief in the second degree, and possession.

The arrest led to his connection to an unrelated charge in Pierce County Superior Court of being a fugitive. He was arraigned on that charge Nov. 14.

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8FEOFTEBZ /PWFNCFS t THE BONNEY LAKE & SUMNER COURIER-HERALD t 1BHF a “Streamlined Sales Tax� bill in 2008 that effectively changed local retail sales tax on delivered goods from an origin-based system to a destination-based one. “Say you buy a couch from the Old Cannery Furniture Warehouse and have it delivered to Enumclaw,�

Enslow said. “The sales tax on that purchase doesn’t go to Sumner, where the Old Cannery is. It goes to Enumclaw.�

That is a problem for Sumner, a home for more than a dozen businesses— including Amazon, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters and REI—that live and die by their shipped goods.

The city argues that keeping those major employers and their 9,000 jobs will require a solid city infrastructure—strongly implied to be supported by sales tax.

State legislators were invited to tour business locations in the city’s industrial center.

The city letter briefly expressed a desire to maintain liquor excise tax sharing, claiming that the elimination of the entitlement would force a service reduction of $250,000 per biennium.

Perhaps the most was said about proposed state-level law enforcement reforms. “Taken individually, each of these cuts negatively impacts your (legislators’) communities,� the letter read. “Taken together, they will reduce the City’s ability to provide necessary services. Employers and retailers only remain in a state with communities in which they feel that their employees and premises are safe.�

The letter argues that proposed early release and

reduced supervision of certain offenders, if passed, will erode the safety of communities and provide less of a deterrent for potential criminals.

The city is also opposed to a proposal that would raise local police agencies’ share of Basic Law Enforcement Academy costs to 50 percent. The current share is 25 percent, said Greg Baxter, a records officer for the Washington state Criminal Justice Training Center. “The cost of Basic Law Enforcement Academy is $15,000, making 50 percent of that $7,500,� Supler said. “In addition, we have $1,500 of other (training) expenses. If you’re a larger city, $7,500 is nothing. If you’re Tacoma, $7,500 is no big deal. “We can manage the cost, but the smaller a community is, the more difficult it

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LETTER FROM 3 percent overall and 20 percent if applied to just the general fund, City Administrator Diane Supler said. Ten percent of staff positions remain vacant today, according to the notice. “Some people talk about making cuts, but they’ll be cuts from planned increases to the budget,� Mayor Dave Enslow said in an interview. “We haven’t done that in Sumner. We’ve made actual cuts to our budget.�

The city identified one category of the state budget it wishes to change—sales tax on goods delivered out of town—and two where the status quo is desirable: liquor profit excise tax sharing, and law enforcement.

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The Shop With A Cop event will take place Dec. 10.

The Bonney Lake Police Department is getting in the spirit of the season, with no less than three charitable drives on their roster.

BLPD is collecting food donations at the Public Safety Building to benefit the Bonney Lake Food Bank, the Bread of Life Food Bank, and senior citizens. Collections end Dec. 9.

Toys will also be collected under the auspices of the Giving Tree program.

Donations of new toys will be taken by police.

The police station is setting up a Giving Quilt with information about individual children and their wishes. Call 253-447-3249 for more info.

Last, but not least, the police department held it’s official donation drive for Shop With A Cop at Target on Nov. 15, but continues to collect donations for the program. Police escort children as they shop Target’s Bonney Lake location, using donated gift cards.

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Supler added that the larger share of training costs were especially a concern in cases where an officer quickly moves on to a larger agency. “Our police department

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Navigating the Net Learn Internet basics—web pages, searches, and evaluating credibility. 2-3:30 p.m. at Bonney Lake library. Register at piercecountylibrary.org

Bonney Lake Police Department will accept donations of Food and Toys at the Public Safety Building, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Food drive ends Dec. 9.

Guitar Class The Bonney Lake/Sumner Recreation Department runs a guitar class tonight at 4 p.m. in Sumner High School, room 3A. Call 253-891-6500.

Books on Tapps Join in the discussion of “Cooked: From the Streets to the Stove, From Cocaine to Foie Gras.� Bonney Lake Library, 7 p.m.

Bridge Lighting Scoot down to The Old Cannery tonight at 5 p.m. to watch the business light up the bridge and the night sky.

A Christmas Carol Manestage Theatre plays a musical production of the Charles Dickens classic at the Performing Arts Center thru.

Dec. 11. Show starts at 7 p.m.

A Christmas Carol Manestage Theatre plays a musical production of the Charles Dickens classic at the Performing Arts Center thru.

Dec. 11. Show starts at 7 p.m.

Pancake Feed and Parade East Pierce Fire Station 13 will be flippin’ flapjacks from 7a.m. to noon for donations to families in need. Then, head to Main Street for the Santa Parade!

Sounder to Seahawks Catch the Sounder train to CenturyLink Field to watch the Seahawks. Trains to Seattle at 10:37 and 11:02 a.m.

Get your grace on Check out our church directory on page 8 to find the house of worship that is right for you.

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Cranberry sauce was never popular Did you know that the idea that L-Tryptophan in turkey makes you fall asleep is a myth? It’s true: though one to 15 grams of the amino acid has been shown to be an effective sleep aid, you would need to eat nearly a pound of turkey meat alone to get the minimum dose. Sound easy? Maybe, but the irony is that L-Tryptophan has only been shown to be effective when taken on an empty stomach.

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Budget experience at county level a lot different from the process in Olympia While serving as 31st District state representative (2001-10), my experience passing a state budget went like this: four people sat in a room and created a multibillion-dollar budget.

When they came out, they plopped a 1,000-page budget on my desk and said, “we will vote on this tomorrow, make sure you have your amendments in by 10 a.m.�

My experience passing my first Pierce County Council budget was much different and, might I say, a breath of fresh air! During the two weeks leading up to final consideration of the 2012 budget, my colleagues and I spent every day in meetings called “Committees of the Whole.� There we spent hour after hour going over budgets submitted by each department.

We asked questions, heard public testimony, scrutinized information, asked for more details and made suggestions and recommendations.

At the end of the process, a bare bones, but sustainable, budget was passed without raising taxes.

While Pierce County government has been affected by our current

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economy like other local and state governments, we have been able to weather the storm much better than others – and it is not by accident.

First, I must give credit to previous councils. When the markets tanked and the housing bubble burst back in late 2007, they acted responsibly.

They had emergency reserves available and immediately began making the necessary cuts in departments and staff. Creating budgets based on conservative revenue projections, we have not been caught off-guard like so many other jurisdictions. Their quick action resulted in a relatively soft landing in this economy and in the long run has saved the taxpayers a lot of pain.

We are not out of the woods yet.

Our revenue forecasts predict more belt-tightening in the future and emergency reserves are being spent down, but I am confident we can continue to provide services without asking more from taxpayers.

Budget highlights – Emphasis on Public Safety.

Despite shedding 23 positions overall, this budget actually added two detectives to combat burglaries and car thefts and added two deputies to the gang unit. It also funded two half-time positions to verify sex offenders are registered and to combat fraud and identity theft.

The budget also preserves funding for the prosecuting attorney’s gang unit.

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Letters Mendoza’s mailer set a bad example The Washing ton State Public Disclosure Commission (PDC) is responsible for keeping elections above board. The rules that must be followed include: (1) no person or organization can donate more than $800 to any candidate; (2) all contributions must be recorded with the PDC showing amounts and contributors; (3) all mailings must clearly identify who paid for the mailing.

Just before the General election on November 8th, a mailing was sent out from an anonymous group. A November 5th article in the News Tribune explained that ousted former Sumner school superintendent Gil

Mendoza spent nearly $8,000 (10 times the allowed limit) on a mailing for his slate of candidates. Rather than reveal himself as the sole contributor he created a fictitious organization he called Citizens Advocating a Responsible Education System (CARES).

When Mendoza was terminated in June 2011, he received a separation package worth nearly $178,000.

Spending $8,000 to influence the school board race was well within his means.

However, it was clearly wrong. Mendoza broke the law and set a very bad example for the students of Sumner school district. In doing so, he validated the school boards earlier decision to oust him.

While I am absolutely certain that those elected are going to work hard and do a wonderful job, Mendoza should have either stayed out of the campaign process or followed the rules like everyone else.

Ron Weigelt Buckley

BUDGET FROM 6 eral fund budget is dedicated to public safety and criminal justice.

One final note: I know many people are struggling in this economy. With less and less assistance coming from local, state and federal government, we are relying more and more on family, friends and neighbors to step up and assist those

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Be someone’s Santa: Drop off a toy in Sumner PD’s toy box This season, Santa is sporting dark blues and a badge. The Sumner Police Department is hosting the Sumner Toy Box program, partnering with local businesses and individuals to assist families in need this holiday season.

Starting immediately, people can bring new toys (age appropriate up to 18 years) to city hall or a cash donation that officers will use to buy toys and other items. Sumner Police are working with the SumnerBonney Lake Family Center to match toy donations with the wishes and needs of local boys and girls in Sumner who otherwise likely won’t receive a gift. “The economy has hit people hard, and there’s more need than ever this year,� Ofc. Loren Houselog said. “The kids like the toys, but it’s really more about letting our neighbors know that we’re thinking about them during the holi-

in need. In this time of thanksgiving I encourage those who can to look around and make a difference.

For more detailed information on the budget or any other subject, please contact my office at 253-798-3635 or e-mail droach@co.pierce.wa.us. Please indicate if you would like to be put on my district mailing list to keep you posted on important issues.

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Hey! I got a letter as I was typing that last tip: Dear Mr. Nash, Very funny. To congratulate you on your Thanksgiving spirit, we’ve bought you a turkey.

Please report to the closest Washington State Patrol outpost to claim it.

Sincerely, The Department of Transportation P.S. Your pumpkin pie can be found at the Superior Court tomorrow at 3 p.m.

Awesome!

Happy Thanksgiving, one and all!

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days and supporting them through a tough time.�

City hall’s Toy Box will be open for donations Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Toys should be new and unwrapped.

Donors—�elves�—who can’t make it during those times may contact Records Clerk Sherrie Duggan at 253-299-5662 or Officer Loren Houselog at 253-2556454 to schedule a special appointment to deliver

If you know a family in need who may want to participate or you want to set up a satellite collection site at your business, contact Duggan or Ofc. Houselog.

The Sumner Toy Box is operated by the Sumner Police Department in partnership with the SumnerBonney Lake Family Center, East Pierce Fire and Rescue and Toys for Tots.

donations. Donations must be received by Dec. 23, in order to make it to homes in time for the holidays.

Monetary donations are also accepted. Donors who want their dollars to be shared in the Sumner community should bring donations to the Sumner Police Department or mail to: Sumner Police Guild, attn: Toy Box, 1104 Maple St., Sumner, WA 98390.

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Automobiles, D.B. Cooper and no highway Bonney Lake’s Historical Society calendar dates the city’s most memorable moments.

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By Brian Beckley Staff Writer

Among the photos in the 2012 Greater Bonney Lake Historical Society calendar is an aerial shot of the city taken in 1980 and despite it not seeming like too long ago, current residents may not recognize their city. “It’s just amazing as to what’s not there,� said Historical Society President Dennis Dhaese. “Thirty years ago it was a very different place.�

At that time, many of the

shopping centers and developments along state Route 410 were not yet built, leaving Dairy Queen near the city’s western boundary as the city’s most recognizable man-made landmark.

But the city’s history extends well before the state highway was built and back even before there was a city to speak of and the Historical Society’s calendar once again features photographs of the earliest settlers, including a 1910 photo of the Moriarty family at their cabin near the

southern end of what is now Lake Tapps.

The calendar also features pictures of local kids in a car in the 1940s, a 1936 picture of some children rafting on Lake Bonney (with the shores covered with trees instead of homes) and the old brewery that used to be at a barn on the Kelley Farm property on Sumner-Buckley Highway.

There are also a few pictures of famous resident and famous suspected residents of the city.

One month features a picture of wildlife photographers Alfred and Elma Milotte, whose work making documentaries for Disney earned the couple

a total of six Academy Awards. Last year, the calendar featured a picture of the skeleton of the “Bonney Lake Whale� from 1976.

This year’s pictures highlight what the couple used to call their “Island in the Sky,� located in the section of town now known as Sky Island.

Also included is a picture of D.B. Cooper, the famous skyjacker, who in November of 1971 jumped out of a plane with $200,000 in cash. To this day, the mystery of who Cooper was or where he landed has yet to be solved, but many historians point to Bonney Lake as one of the possible places he lived out his life.

Along with the famous, a pair of longtime residents who died in 2010 are also honored with months, including Ron Smith, whose band The Great Pretenders often played city events to large, appreciative crowds, and Duane Tidball, who owned one of the first businesses in the city and served as Bonney Lake’s first garbage man.

Dhaese said he hopes the calendar will give residents a sense of the city’s past and show them there is more to their city than the popular perception of strip malls and subdivisions. “It wasn’t just a bedroom community,� he said. “It’s always had its own iden-

tity and has always been an interesting place to live.�

The Greater Bonney Lake Historical Society 2012 calendar is available for a $10 donation at CJ’s Carryout Deli and the Bonney Lake Food Mart. For more information visit http://www. citybonneylake.org/section_community/community_resources/historical_ society.shtml or to order a calendar call 253-863-0595.

The historical society is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.

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For more than 20 years, drivers entering Bonney Lake from the west have climbed Ehli Hill and driven past Ascent Park, which notes the city limits and welcomes them to Bonney Lake.

But drivers coming from the east have had no such demarcation. Until now.

The city of Bonney Lake is working to install a sign at the city’s eastern gateway on state Route 410, providing bookends at the main route through the city.

The new sign will be in a city right-of-way at the southwest corner of the recently rebuilt intersection at SR410 and 233th Avenue East. “Technically the city

limit is half a block away at 234th, but this is close enough,� Public Works Director Dan Grigsby said.

The final design of the sign is yet to be determined but, according to Grigsby, the plan is to use and old “Welcome to Bonney Lake� sign that was removed from Ascent Park in favor of the current display. “We put it in storage knowing we’d be able to use it when Eastown developed,� Grigsby said.

Grigsby said the signs are too small to be effective at Ascent, but would fit well at the new site.

Because the site in Eastown sits below the road level, Grigsby said, a wall will be built raising the sign about 4 feet so it can be seen from the road.

Eastown standards were

originally written so the property owner at the north side of the street would have to leave room for the welcome sign. But the final design widening the intersection left more room on the north side of the street, prompting the move.

According to Grigsby, final cost estimates are not yet available as the staff is preparing two different proposals to allow the city council to choose the style they like best. Money for the retaining wall, backfill and foundation for the sign will come from the general fund’s “parks/special programs� line.

The project is expected to be completed next year sometime.

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Wedged between Black Friday and Cyber Monday is Small Business Saturday, a fledgling effort designed to assure that mom-andpop businesses capture a share of the holiday shoppers’ dollars.

The days immediately following Thanksgiving are among the busiest of the year in the retail world.

The Friday after the holiday booms with shopping opportunities and Cyber Monday has joined the fray, being the first opportunity for many to sit at their computers and shop online.

Now, Small Business Saturday is looking to muscle its way into the public’s thought process.

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Keep pets safe during holidays Welcome to Buckley Veterinary Hospital’s monthly pet care column. This month we are discussing keeping your pets safe and healthy during the holidays, including the importance of not feeding table scraps to avoid stomach upset and intestinal obstructions and reducing your pet’s anxiety.

The holiday season is here! While it is a time filled with spirit and festive gatherings, it can also be a very stressful time for our pets. We put together some helpful recommendations below from the American Veterinary Medical Association and Hill’s Pet Nutrition on how to plan a safe holiday for your furry family members. t 1SPWJEF TPMJUVEF (VFTUT NBZ DSBNQ ZPVS QFU T style, so keep their favorite place free from the holiday clamor so they can relax. If a spare room or pet crate isn’t available, think about boarding your pet for a few days if they become too anxious amid the hustle and bustle of the holidays.

Keep poisonous and dangerous plants away. Plants like mistletoe and poinsettia are poisonous, and ingested pine needles can cause digestive tract blockage.

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According to the American Kennel Club, the Labrador retriever has reigned as the most popular purebred dog in the United States. As of 2009, Labs had topped the list for 19 consecutive years.

While that’s an impressive reign, a more careful examination of AKC statistics reveals the Lab’s reign could soon be coming to an end. The German shepherd, which is now the second most popular purebred dog in the U.S., is gaining ground on the Lab and is the most popular breed in several cities.

Geography also apparently plays a role in popularity, as the city of Los Angeles loves the English bulldog.

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Decorate safely. There are a variety of decorations that can cause problems for your pet. Ribbons and tinsel are frequently implicated in veterinary hospital bowel obstructions. Light cords, when chewed or frayed, can cause severe burns or electrocution. Prevent these mishaps by keeping decorations out of reach.

Make holiday trips safe and prepare for them well in advance. Take special precautions when traveling with your pet no matter how you choose to travel. Often times flying or driving over state/country lines may require a health certificate and/ or proof of vaccinations. Before departing, consult with your veterinarian/airlines about how to properly prepare for a trip.

Table scraps aren’t pet snacks! Many holiday foods are loaded with fat and sodium and can cause stomach upset. Chicken bones can easily get stuck in the digestive tract and other foods like chocolate or onions can be poisonous. In short, people food is meant for people, not pets. Be greedy and keep it for yourself!

Because chocolate can cause illness and even death in pets, it should be avoided completely. Chocolate contains theobromine, a potent cardiovascular and central nervous system stimulant that is eliminated very slowly in pets.

If your pet experiences chronic or occasional stomach upset, consider discussing diet recommendations with your veterinarian for pets with sensitive stomachs.

Holiday recipes for a healthy homemade pet treats Take solid canned food and cut it into bite-sized pieces. Cook in the microwave for approximately two-and-a-half to three minutes or in a conventional oven, bake at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. Serve this semi-crispy/ crunchy treat to your pets on special occasions. Use dry food by grinding it into flour using a blender, then add water until it is the consistency of dough. Make into cookie shapes and bake on a cookie sheet for approximately 30 minutes at 350 degrees.

As you count down to the new year, please keep in mind that strings of thrown confetti can get lodged in a pet’s intestines, if ingested, perhaps necessitating surgery.

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pets anxiety and cause possible damage to sensitive ears.

Wow! Most of these recommendations sound like they take the fun out of the holidays, right?! That’s not our intention!

We’re merely acting as spokesmen for your furry loved ones. We want to stress the importance of recognizing prospective hazards and to bring to your attention, the safest ways to celebrate the holidays with your four-legged best friends.

Prevention is the best medicine In regards to anxiety, our veterinarians offer several avenues to help cope with changes in your pet’s environment, and stress from noise and high traffic during the holiday. Some owners would rather not use drugs to treat a stressed dog or cat. One alternative you might see on store shelves are pheromone-based products in various forms, including sprays, plug-in diffusers, wipes, and collars.

Cat pheromones can help with problems like scratching and stress while traveling, being boarded or during visits to the veterinarian’s office, and can ease the stress of a cat moving into a new home. Dog pheromone products are used for general stress, separation anxiety, noise phobias, such as those caused by storms or fireworks, and travel.

Depending on the underlying causes of these issues, pheromone products can make a noticeable improvement or aid as a supplementary treatment.

Another natural therapy for dogs coping with noise and stress is the Thunder Shirt (www.ThunderShirt.com). Thundershirt’s gentle, constant pressure has a dramatic calming effect for most dogs if they are anxious, fearful or over- excited.

Light sedatives can be prescribed under severe circumstances to aid in calming you pet’s. Herbal remedies and flower essence formulas designed to ease anxiety can often provide relief for pets - many work well in conjunction with veterinary treatment.

Please consult your veterinarian if you have questions regarding your pet’s stress during the holidays. If you feel that your pet may have ingested something abnormal, as we have mentioned in this month’s article, immediate veterinary attention is recommended to avoid severe complications. Education and prevention is key.

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At Sumner Veterinary Hospital, we work closely with the Training and Agility Center to ensure that all patients receive the best care and consideration with oneon-one attention and the development of a unique, comprehensive rehabilitation program designed with the individual patient in mind.

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Sumner extends Spencer’s contract The Sumner School District Board of Directors announced Friday that Superintendent Craig Spencer’s contract would be extended through June 2013.

Spencer’s current contract was set to expire on June 30, 2012.

To continue the strategic direction and growth of the District, the Board has determined Spencer will continue to serve as superintendent, which will ensure a smooth transition of leadership, according to a press release from the district.

“Craig Spencer will serve as superintendent through June 2013, during which time the School Board will conduct a search for a new superintendent,” School Board President Sherm Voiles said.

Board members believe it is already too late in the year to begin a search for a new superintendent to be hired by July of 2012. The Board is committed to conducting a search process with care given to constituent voices, optimal succession planning and recruitment of the best candidates.

The one-year extension means the Board would kick-off the search in August 2012.

“I am honored to lead the talented and dedicated team of educators in the Sumner School District during these challenging and changing times,” Spencer said. “I’m committed to strengthening the culture that has always been the heart of Sumner— success for students and staff every day.”

Voiles also said Spencer’s integrity, knowledge and vast experience in education have been invaluable.

“I want to thank him for his many contributions to the District and his commitment to our students and staff,” he said.

The Board appointed Spencer to the position of superintendent effective July 1, 2011, to replace Gil Mendoza, who left the district following a mutual separation agreement.

Spencer has been with Sumner for 25 years, serving as a teacher, an elementary principal, the executive director of curriculum, instruction and assessment, and as the assistant superintendent.

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Happy 50th, Bonney Lake Elementary!

Surrounded by staff and students and joined by Bonney Lake Mayor Neil Johnson and Sumner Interim Superintendent Craig Spencer, Bonney Lake Elementary School Principal Sandy Miller offcially cut the ribbon on the recently redesigned school as part of a 50th birthday celebration and open house. The event, which featured tours of the school conducted by current students and a slideshow presentation, also acted as a reunion of sorts for current and former staff members. Photos from throughout the school’s 50 years of history were also collected to be scanned into a digital photo album, including several years worth of class pictures, brought in by a former teacher who was back for the open house.

Ribbon cutting photo courtesy of Sumner School District. Other photos by Brian Beckley/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.

‘Educator for a Day’ gives local dignitaries a peek inside the daily life of a classroom

By Brian Beckley Staff Writer

Though used to dealing with questions from the city council, residents and even the media, Mayor Dave Enslow’s audience on Thursday morning was not quite what his traditional crowd.

But seated in front of Mrs. LeMaster’s first grade class at Maple Lawn Elementary, the mayor did his best to answer the kids questions.

“Do you work at an office?” asked one (he does).

“Do you know the president?” asked another (he doesn’t).

Enslow was one of several local dignitaries taking their turn in classrooms around the Sumner School District Thursday as part of Educator for a Day, part of the 90th anniversary of American Education Week.

“I think that was so neat,” the mayor said later, after his shift in the classroom was complete, adding that he was most impressed by how hard everyone was working on their studies.

“The teacher, the students, everyone was working very hard,” he said.

Between rounds of questions form the eager first-graders, Enslow took time to sit with several of the students and help them with their reading projects, one of the essential elements learned at that age.

Enslow, who joked that he was doing a little advanced scouting for a grandson about to enter the school system, said he was impressed by the high standards in the classroom and the high level of respect the students paid their teacher and their teacherfor-a-day.

“It was a great experience,” he said. “It was a privilege to be part of that.”

According to the National Education Association’s website, the Educator for a Day events allow individuals from the community to get a glimpse of a day in the life of a school employee.

The visiting dignitary performs the duties of the regular educator in a normal day—teaching class,

Sumner Mayor Dave Enslow fields questions from Mrs. LeMaster’s first-grade class. Photo

by Brian Beckley/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.

including lunch and corridor duty, recess supervision and any other responsibilities.

The program, originally developed by the Massachusetts Teachers Association, is designed

to enhance understanding among educators and community leaders. In addition, it demonstrates to public officials and other decision-makers, the suc-

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Northwest gardeners—plenty to be thankful for

Be thankful we can enjoy green lawns all year.

Droughts have forced communities across the country to ration and charge more for water.

Entire neighborhoods in the arid South are landscaped with displays of rocks, gravel and boulders instead of soft green grass. Who do they think they’re fooling? We know how much they crave our emerald green landscapes, without the water bills or environmental guilt.

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make mountains out of our molehills.

At least our moles are antisocial.

Marianne Binetti

Be thankful we don’t have tree-toppers.

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Be thankful we don’t have tornados.

A little wind helps get rid of the deadwood and adds some movement to the ornamental grasses, but here in Washington we won’t be heading to the root cellar as our homes blow away.

Be thankful we don’t have gophers.

Yes, we deal with moles, mice and voles making tunnels in our garden beds and lawns but gophers make even bigger mounds and live in large communities.

In the Midwest gophers

Thanks to educational organizations like PlantAmnesty and Master Gardeners, the yard care professionals in our area know better than to cut the tops off of trees. Tree topping can slowly kill healthy specimens and actually makes them more likely to topple after they sport side branches that can act like a sail in the wind. You can find cruel examples of plant butchery in even the finest neighborhoods in the Northeast and around New York. If you visit these regions, forgive their unsightly and ignorant ways as they mutilate trees and shrubs – they know not what they do.

Be thankful we can grow spring bulbs without a refrigerator visit.

In the warm winter areas of the country you may find refrigerators filled with daffodil and tulip bulbs because they live in a climate that does not get cold enough for these spring bloomers to flower. Then after all the extra work, the spring colors fade quickly

in the South as heat arrives in April and May. Our winters and summers are mild and our autumn and springs long and colorful.

Be thankful for the wide variety of plant material that thrives here.

I just gotta say, the rest of the gardening world envies our wide palette of plant material. Not only does our

mild climate and abundant rainfall allow us to play with plants from the tropics (windmill palms, hibiscus and jasmine) but we can also grow desert vegetation (yuccas, sedums and cacti) as well as the woodland plants, ferns, clematis, fuchsias and hydrangeas that grow better in our backyards than anyplace else in the world.

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LAKE TAPPS

Volume 2 | Issue 5 | November 23, 2011

C A S C A D E W AT E R A L L I A N C E

Cascade’s Lake Tapps Property Management Policy ensures a safe lake for all Next month, Cascade marks its second full year of owning and operating Lake Tapps Reservoir. We’re proud of our accomplishments in working with the homeowners to ensure a safe recreational asset. As many of you know, the Reservoir was originally created over 100 Lloyd Warren, Chair Cascade Water Alliance years ago by filling in five smaller lakes, and containing the water within a system of dikes. Since December of 2009 Cascade has owned and operated the lake up to its property boundary line, delineated by the 545 foot elevation and the dikes.

As the owner of the White River Lake Tapps Reservoir Project (Project), Cascade’s primary function is to ensure the safety and viability of the Lake Tapps Reservoir for longterm municipal water supply purposes, while managing authorized public access to the lake. Cascade has spent the last two years working in, on and around the Project to determine function and system improvements necessary for longterm maintenance.

During this period, Cascade has also been engaged in a real estate/asset management assessment of the Lake Tapps Reservoir. Several issues have come to light that must be addressed in order to ensure long-term dike integrity, safe recreational use, water quality, general legal and financial risk management, and preservation of Cascade’s property.

To address these issues, Cascade is considering requirements that will affect existing and new homeowner improvements on Cascade’s property in and around the lake.

Cascade is developing a formal policy regarding the use of its property by third parties around the Reservoir. Any new improvements or modifications on Cascade property will require a license from Cascade, as well as the appropriate permits from state and local jurisdictions as required.

Existing structures or facilities on Cascade property may be “grandfathered� if Cascade determines that they do not pose an adverse impact on the operations of the Reservoir, or pose a danger to public health or safety.

Our goal is to keep the property free of obstructions and unauthorized structures to ensure dike integrity, water quality, public safety and use are not compromised.

Residents around the lake will be getting more information regarding our policies, and are invited to an open house workshop on January 12 at North Tapps Middle School from 6 to 8 pm to get more information. There, residents will be able to ask questions of staff as well as get information regarding applicable jurisdictional permits.

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Be thankful for our local nurseries and garden shows

further. For every $100 spent in locally-owned, independent stores, $68 returns to the community through taxes, payroll and other expenditures, according to the small business advocacy group The 3/50 Project.

Social media is playing a central role in helping raise awareness about the importance of supporting small business and recognizing Small Business Saturday. American Express has launched campaigns on Facebook and Twitter driving consumers and business owners to facebook.com/ SmallBusinessSaturday where they can participate in the effort.

Plant breeders, growers and independent, familyrun nurseries are located in our area and this means we never have to send money far away for mailorder delivery to try a new, unique or exotic plant. We are within a few hours of specialty nurseries, nurseries with show gardens, free seminars and informative lectures. You don’t even have to hunt around for all this wealth of plant material and information this winter. The Tacoma Home and Garden Show and the Northwest Flower and Garden Show in Seattle both boast indoor color, show gardens and free gardening seminars before spring even begins.

Yes, winter is here, but there’s no need to whine.

Sneak a peak at the mountains, the moss and the evergreens this week and remind yourself we’re all pretty lucky to live in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.

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White River band joins contest with ‘Tainted Love’ The White River High School band program is n the running for more than $10,000 from the Rock, Wood Fired Pizza and Spirits as part of the fifth annual Battle of the Bands Competition.

The contest, in partnership with 102.5 KZOK, CBS Seattle and Xfinity, will award $20,500 through The Rock’s nonprofit Schools of The Rock

Battle of the Bands program to local high school marching bands for their video renditions of classic rock-and-roll hits.

The four month-long Battle of the Bands competition invites local high school band programs from across Washington state and the Portland, Ore., area to participate in an online and on air contest to see which school’s

performance can receive the most votes via text message.

For its video, the White River band choose Soft Cell’s “Tainted Love.�

Their video can be seen at http://therocksbotb.org/ category/all-battles.

To vote for White River, residents should text “ROCK27� to 24300 (limited to one text message per day).

Voting continues through Dec. 2 and the top ten schools will be announced Dec. 5 both online and on the air.

After that, a panel of celebrity judges will review the performances and rank them based on quality of musicianship, originality of arrangement and song choice, technical ability and overall performance.

The winners will be announced live at their school Dec. 17.

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MAYOR FROM 12 cesses and challenges our teachers face and underscores the need for adequate staffing, materials, and facilities for students.

For Enslow, who called the classroom “high-quality, high-caliber,� his time in the classroom re-affirmed for him the importance of good school in a city and importance of having good teachers in those schools. “Education is the foundation of our society,� he said.

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Ceccanti skiing like there’s no tomorrow Lake Tapps resident stars in Warren Miller film

By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer

Tyler Ceccanti is starting to get the recognition he craves and gaining the limelight doing what he loves – skiing.

Ceccanti is one of the featured skiers in Warren Miller Entertainment’s latest film, “Like There’s No Tomorrow.”

Skiing in a Warren Miller film is not a casual swoosh down the slopes. Miller’s films are described as an “adrenaline-fueled dance with gravity.”

“To me it’s really fun,” said the 22-year-old who hails from Lake Tapps and calls Crystal Mountain his home slope. “I like scaring myself. I like to see people get stoked about what I’m doing.

“I’m living my dream.”

This particular piece, the 62nd annual winter sports film, is narrated by Olympic Gold Medalist Jonny Moseley and shot on location on five continents in some of the world’s most inspiring snowy landscapes, from the rugged peaks of New Hampshire’s Mount Washington to the legendary powder of Squaw Valley, California; from the striking Himalayas in Gulmarg, India to the southern hemisphere’s highest peak in Portillo, Chile, as well as Alaska, Utah, Colorado, New Zealand, Norway and Canada.

Ceccanti’s segments were filmed while he and Andy Mahre were weaving and bobbing through the trees and powder in British Columbia’s Monashee Range. Mahre, also a Washington state native, is a three-time Warren Miller film athlete and the son of Olympic medalist Steve Mahre.

“I have never skied snow that deep and so many pillow lines for that long,” Ceccanti said describing the terrain. “Best runs of

my life.”

A 2008 Auburn Riverside graduate, Ceccanti was tagged for Warren Miller’s 2010 “Dynasty” film that filmed at Crystal Mountain.

“I got lucky to get picked the first time,” he said. “Now they know who I am.”

Growing up at Crystal Mountain, Ceccanti knows the mountain like a good friend. His start on the slopes came as a toddler, by age 13 he was freeskiing with the older crowd and in 2007 he landed his first sponsor and the Junior U.S. Extreme Skiing Championship in Colorado.

“Crystal was definitely my home away from home,” Ceccanti said.

His family still owns a cabin there and he returns often when his schedule allows.

It was there where he made the transition from downhill to backcountry at a young age.

“I got bored with racing,” Ceccanti said.

“I was either crashing or winning, and I did more crashing than winning.”

Professional skier tops his resumé these days.

“I’ve always been self-motivated,” he said.

In the film, he’s joined by world-class athletes like Chris Davenport, Julia Mancuso, Daron Rahlves, Colby West and Seth Wescott, who ski, shred, huck, bomb, launch, spin and charge in places unimaginable.

The film has been sweeping across the nation as a limited, high-definition release, stopping in more than 240 U.S. cities, including major markets like Seattle, Chicago and Los Angeles. With screenings often running for one night only, Warren Miller films attract a cult-like following and mark the official start of winter for sports enthusiasts everywhere.

Locally, the film played Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Seattle and Auburn.

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The pillow lines in British Columbia during filming were some of the longest Tyler Cessanti said he’s seen. Photo courtesy Warren Miller Entertainment/copyright Alex Obrien.

Tennis coach wins pickle ball title

By John Leggett Staff Writer

Sumner School District tennis coach Billy Jacobsen recently won a singles and doubles title at the National Pickleball Championships in Arizona.

Photo courtesy Darcie Jacobsen/To view or buy photos go to www.courierherald.com.

Billy Jacobsen, who has coached tennis in the Sumner School District for nearly two decades, has learned to compensate for more than a few of the physical obstacles that life hurled before him.

He was born almost deaf and was diagnosed with Type I diabetes when he was 14.

When Jacobsen was 8, he learned how to play tennis from his dad, who was a gifted netter, and the greenhorn tennis prodigy aspired to play like his childhood heroes, stars like Ilie Nastase and Bjorn Borg.

Jacobsen, now 49, spent his teenage years as a budding high school champion and followed in his father footsteps, excelling on the University of Washington

tennis team. From there he became a regular on the Pacific Northwest Pro Tennis Tour.

As he aged and dealt with health issues, Jacobsen had to lower his expectations as far as his demanding pro tennis career was concerned.

Somewhere along the way, he found the love of his life, Darcie, and the union has produced four children.

Darcie’s gentle nudging and sometimes unsolicited advice helped Jacobsen head in a new sporting path.

He stumbled upon pickleball, a sport growing in popularity by leaps and bounds in all age groups worldwide – and a sport invented in the Pacific Northwest.

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That number grew to 60 in 2011 and Knopik would like to see numbers rise to 120 riders for 2012.

As a third year returning team with more than five team members, Team Brooklyn-Postal would get a $500 per person break on the fundraising.

For more information, go to www. thepeoplescoastclassic.org. Click on the donation button on the left, put Knopik’s name in the slot and click “search,� then click on his name for a link to Knopik’s home page where all can find a link to the team page.

SPORTS BRIEFS Fundraising bicycling team trying to expand team Buckley bicyclist Al Knopik is looking for riders to join his Amgen People’s Coast Classic Arthritis Foundation fundraising team.

The event is set for Sept. 9-14 down the Oregon coast.

Knopik is hoping to bolster his Team Brooklyn-Postal to 10 riders.

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Wilson and Sierra Espinal were first-team picks.

Sumner High’s Kristin Martin was named cross country Coach of the Year and the Spartan girls earned team sportsmanship honors when South Puget Sound League 2A postseason accolades were passed out.

Individually, Sumner’s Coltin Tanner was named to the SPSL 2A first team and the Spartans’ Cory Brandt was a secondteam honoree.

On the girls’ side, Sumner’s Abi Hensler and Gabrielle Phelps were tabbed for firstteam honors and teammates Natasha Wilson and Robi Long were second-team picks.

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For the past three years the National Pickle Ball Championships have been staged in Surprise, Ariz., bringing in hundreds of adept pickle ballers from all parts of the country.

After experiencing stamina and dehydration difficulties in his initial couple of stabs at making his mark at the annual event, the third time was a charm for Jacobsen. He not only took home the championship hardware in this year’s men’s singles finals, but also teamed with Puyallup’s Dan Gabanek to win the men’s doubles trophy and accompanying cash prizes and equipment. “The first year I tried to compete in the singles,

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In the SPSL 3A a trio of Bonney Lake players made the first team short list, including outside hitters Danielle Norton and Nicole Rack. Second team kudos went to Panther setter Ashtyn Bagby and middle hitter Lisa Demick.

“With pickle ball, the aspect of having to run all over the place isn’t a concern, because if you are vigilant, quick and skilled enough you can actually take considerably fewer steps than you do in tennis.�

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the temperatures were up around the 90s and after several hours of trying to brave that heat and losing a great deal of sweat, I cramped up so severely that I had to be carried off the court on a stretcher and taken to the hospital,� Jacobsen recalled.

Participating is tough on Jacobsen because he can seldom get his blood sugars balanced during the night. “The fact that I have trouble feeling very energetic is my No. 1 complaint and I always struggle as far as forcing myself to do things like being consistent with exercising and doing what I can to stay healthy,� he said.

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With the sport of pickle ball’s rapid growth, Jacobsen is considering starting a small facility of his own, but until that happens he seems to have struck upon a successful formula for surviving the challenges that life has thrown his way.

He will continue to provide tennis tutelage to his children, eager to carry on the Jacobsen family tradition, and be a mentor to promising prep tennis players of the future, two things that net Jacobsen great satisfaction.

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SHOPLIFTING: An officer conducting a traffic stop in the 20200 block of 97th Avenue East on Nov. 9 contacted another officer because a passenger exited the vehicle and left the scene in a suspicious manner. As the officer approached the scene he saw in a back yard a female matching the description on state Route 410. The suspect had shed a large black coat she was wearing in the car and after the officer activated his lights and called out to her, she approached the back door of a house, tried the door and then continued to a neighbor’s house. Police watched the suspect continue through back yards, climbing fences as she went. The officer at the traffic stop reported he had probable cause to arrest the

woman and the officer on the scene stopped the female. When asked why she did not stop originally, she said she had an outstanding warrant. She told police she left the coat in one of the yards because she had a pellet gun in her purse. Police located the purse, which contained the gun, a glass pipe containing methamphetermine residue and several products from Rite Aid that still had security tags on them. Police confirmed with Rite Aid the female had been in the store and took off running when the security beeper sounded as she tried to leave. The driver of the car knew nothing of the shoplifting. The suspect was charged with theft.

COUNTERFEIT: Police on Nov. 10 were dispatched to the Bonney Lake Rite Aid for a report of a customer trying to pass a counterfeit $20 bill. Police contacted the customer who said she had no idea that the bill was fake. She said she had gotten the

money from her bank along with non-counterfeit bills. The money was placed into the evidence room and the woman, who was cooperative with the police, was released.

Police are investigating.

FRAUD: Police on Nov. 10 took a report in the lobby of the Public Safety Building from a person who was notified by his bank of a fraudulent transaction involving his debit card. The money was used to pay for an adult website, which the victim did not authorize. Police are investigating.

SHOPLIFTING: Police on Nov. 10 were dispatched to Safeway for a report of a shoplifter in custody.

The shoplifter was observed concealing two energy drinks and a can of peanuts and attempting to leave the store without paying for them.

The suspect told police he wanted the items, but did not have enough money to pay for everything so he attempted to steal some of them. He was trespassed from all Safeway stores and was cited for theft and released.

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DUI emphases Budget focuses on crime Nov. 24 to Jan. 2 No matter who you are, someone loves you.�

In 2010, Sheena Blair was one of 188 people in Washington who died as a result of a crash involving a drinking driver. Between 2006 and 2010, the fiveyear total was 1,191.

This is why officers from the Bonney Lake, Dupont, Fife, Fircrest, Gig Harbor, Lakewood, Milton, Puyallup, Steilacoom, Sumner, Tacoma and University Place police departments, the Pierce County Sheriff ’s Office and the Washington State Patrol will commit extra patrol hours to make the roadways safer for everyone. These efforts are part of Washington’s Strategic Highway Safety Plan to reduce traffic fatalities to zero by the year 2030.

Last year during the same time period, officers in Pierce County on routine and extra patrols arrested 606 people for DUI. The Tacoma-Pierce County DUI and Traffic Safety Task Force organizes and supports this enforcement effort. Task Force members urge you to join the team to prevent drunk driving.

For additional information about the Washington Traffic Safety Commission, visit www.wtsc.wa.gov.

by 14 percent. “This budget is based on conservative revenue projections, which is the prudent way to keep managing in this economy,� said County Executive Pat McCarthy. The Council cut $500,000 from Juvenile Court based on the results of a performance audit released in October, after the Executive submitted her budget proposal. The number of youths incarcerated in Remann Hall has plummeted 75 percent in recent years.

Dan Roach said it’s a sustainable budget.

The budget allocates $273.6 million for the

General Fund, Total spending, including grants and fee-supported services, is approximately $802 million.The budget cuts approximately 23 General Fund positions.

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Coinciding with this campaign, on Friday, Nov. 25, the Washington State Patrol will conduct a Black Friday emphasis patrol with many of the local participating law enforcement agencies throughout Pierce County.

Public education combined with strict enforcement is a proven method for reducing DUI crashes and fatalities. However, law enforcement officers can’t do it alone. We all need to do our part, just as Carol and Frank Blair are. The Blairs have made it their mission to reduce the carnage caused by drunk drivers. On Feb. 26, 2010, their daughter Sheena was killed when an SUV moved into her lane and hit her headon. The driver of the SUV had a blood alcohol level of almost three times the legal limit.

While their grief is enormous, Carol and Frank are working to prevent drunk driving by leading many efforts to honor the spirit of Sheena and all other victims of drunk driving crashes. “Don’t let our story become your story,� said Frank Blair. “Call a cab.

Call a friend. Plan ahead.

Public safety programs—including services targeting gang activity—will be significantly strengthened under the 2012 budget adopted by the Pierce County Council on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

The budget, approved on a 7-0 vote, adds five crime-fighting positions to the Sheriff’s Department and preserves funding for the Prosecuting Attorney’s gang unit.

Pierce County has been carefully making cuts for three years. Since 2008, total county spending is down approximately 9 percent, and county employment has been cut

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“It just makes me really happy to help other kids,� she said. “I really like it.�

Quick began sending out the boxes three years ago after her mother took her and her brother to Walmart and let them fill a shoebox with small items to send out as part of the program, a project started

by Samaritan’s Purse, a Christian Relief organization founded by Franklin Graham. “Rachel just decided she was going to send more than one,� said mother Sharon Quick.

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the hilt with toys, shirts, homemade stuffed animals and school supplies. “There’s an art to packing these,� Sharon said, watching her daughter skillfully fill one of the gift boxes. “It just has to fit.�

For example, a box designed for a girl, ages 2-4, contains a dress up skirt, a knitted animal, a SpongeBob SquarePants toothbrush, a coloring book, crayons, a small rubber ducky, play doh, hair ties, soap, a small home craft-making kit, a t-shirt, a wash cloth and a pencil box filled with school supplies.

Rachel estimated it took her and her friends about five or six hours to pack them all this year.

Rachel, who is homeschooled, said she doesn’t really remember why she started the program, but said she very much enjoys it now and hopes to continue for years to come. “I guess I wanted to help out kids and especially wanted to share the Gospel with them,� she said, adding “it’s lot of fun.�

Sharon said her kids have a lot of stuff already and don’t really need any more and she is proud of them for spending their money the way they do. “I’m very proud of her.

I’m blessed to have a child who’s not selfish and wants to help other people,� she said. “It’s going to be interesting to see what she does when she’s older.�

(For the record, Rachel has no idea yet what she wants to be when she grows up.)

Rachel looks forward to tracking the boxes again this year, and included a personal note in many of the boxes. Usually, the kids do not write back, but last year she received a picture of a little girl in the Philippines, holding her box and smiling from ear to ear.

But she hopes each child gets as much joy out of each of her little boxes that she gets putting them together. “They’ll probably be really excited because I know many have never gotten a present before so this will be really, really special for them,� she said.

For more information on Operation Christmas Child, visit http://www. samaritanspurse.org/ To comment on this story view it online at www. blscourierherald. Reach Brian Beckley at bbeckley@ courierherald.com or 360825-2555, ext. 5058

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Crystal Mountain now open to shred Just four months after closing for skiing in July, Washington’s largest ski resort opened Friday, November 18, based on a snow-filled forecast for Wednesday and Thursday.

“It’s a bold move to announce the opening date before we have enough snow, but we are pretty confident that the weather will produce enough snow over the next couple days to put us in really good shape for a limited opening on Friday,” said Marketing Director Tiana Enger.

The Mt. Rainier Gondola and Green Valley chairlift will operate from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and lift tickets

will be reduced to $35 on Friday. Scenic gondola rides are available for $20.

Additional terrain will open as the snowpack continues to build. Crystal Mountain is hoping to open Discovery, Chinook Express and Forest Queen Express chairlifts Saturday.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for Wednesday and Thursday in the Cascades and is predicting a few feet of snow.

Currently there is just over a foot of snow in Green Valley.

More details will be released this week.

A soft moon reflects off Lake Tapps rippling waters on an exceptionally clear night. Photo by Brian Beckley/To view or buy photos go to blscourierherald.com.

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pictures with Santa Claus, all starting at 6 p.m. in the Public Safety Building, 18421 Sumner-Buckley Hwy. E. Kiwanis also hosts a food drive from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the adjacent Bonney Lake Food Bank. See Page 5 for more food drives.

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