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Bonney Lake renames highway for veterans

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Sumner-Buckley Highway to be known as ‘Veterans Memorial Drive East’ through city limits

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By Brian Beckley Staff Writer

Bonney Lake Food Bank executive director Stew Bowen sits near an almost-empty shelf. Donations are down this year at the food bank while the need continues to increase. Photo by Brian Beckley/To view or buy photos go to www.blscourierherald.com.

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Thanksgiving may now be int he rearview mirror, but the need at the Bonney Lake Food Bank is greater than ever and donations are lower than they have been in a long time. “Normally by Thanksgiving, we have three times the food back here,� Executive Director Stew Bowen said, waving toward the back storage room. “Donations are way down.�

According to Bowen, things right now on their shelves are “very slim,� even after the traditional pre-Thanksgiving increase in donations, which this year were not a high as in the past. “We were so low up until this last week, instead

How to help 4The Bonney Lake Food bank is located at 18409 Sumner-Buckley Hwy. E. It is open from 9:30 to noon on Tuesdays and Thursdaya and from 5 - 7 p.m. Fridays.

Donations are accepted at any time. For more information or to schedule an appointment call 253-863-4043. of giving them one item per shelf, it was one item per rack,� Bowen said. “So instead of getting five items, they were getting one.�

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After several years of discussion and months of council debate, the Bonney Lake City Council Tuesday night renamed the stretch of Sumner-Buckley Highway through the city in honor of veterans.

By a 4-2 vote, the council officially designated the road “Veterans Memorial Highway East.� “I’m happy,� said Councilman Mark Hamilton, who led the effort to change the name. “I think it’s a great addition to the city of Bonney Lake.�

The idea of renaming the road in honor of veterans began in 2008 with a proposal from the Greater Bonney Lake Veterans Memorial Committee, but it did not gain much traction until Hamilton rejuvenated the idea in the wake of the 10th anniversary of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and the invasion of Afghanistan.

Hamilton hoped to pass the change before Veterans Day, but the move prompted a backlash from businesses on the road worried about confusing customers and changing advertising, as well as from longtime residents who told the council changing the

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Councilmember spurs city giving with challenge

By Brian Beckley Staff Writer

A year ago, City Councilwoman Laurie Carter challenged the city staff to collect jars of peanut butter for the Bonney Lake Food Bank, promising to match the staff ’s donation with a contribution of her own.

When the results were tallied, the staff collected 140 jars of the high-protein food, which Carter then matched (along with a few anonymous donors) bringing the total contribution to more than 370 pounds of the sticky spread.

This year, Carter is upping the ante and again throwing down the gauntlet to both the City Council and staff, announcing at the Nov. 15 council meeting that she would pledge a quarter for every can of food donated by city staff, up to $100.

That comes to approximately three cans of food per staffer.

Mayor Neil Johnson and Councilmembers Jim Rackley and Donn Lewis promised to match her pledge and, according to an e-mail from Carter, an unnamed department head has also agreed to match, bringing the total to $1.25 for every can of food donated by city staff.

Carter said she was buoyed by the pea-

nut butter drive in the city last year, as a well as a similar challenge she issued at her workplace. Carter said the idea of the competition is to get people excited and involved in giving and to get them to start early and give often.

Carter also said she was spurred into action by seeing the ever-increasing need at the Bonney Lake Food Bank, which this holiday season expects to serve nearly double the number of people served last year.

“The needs are greater every year,” she said.

Carter said she also likes to highlight many of the fundraisers and food drives being conducted throughout the city, like the Bonney Lake Police Department’s Shop With a Cop program (which raised nearly $2,000 this year to take kids Christmas shopping) and the city’s giving tree and food drive, hosted at the Public Safety Building, 18421 Sumner-Buckley Hwy. E. The Bonney Lake food bank is at 18409 Sumner-Buckley Hwy. E. and donations are always accepted.

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The Bonney Lake Police Department’s annual giving tree program is under way at the Public Safety Building in Bonney Lake.

The program supports area children.

Donations of toys can be dropped off between 8 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday at the Public Safety Building, 18421 Sumner-Buckley Hwy. The Giving Tree quilt is also back, which allows residents to pick the tag of a specific child and purchase gifts from his or her wishlist, printed on the back of the card.

Residents are asked to donate early to allow for processing and delivery.

The city of Bonney Lake is also hosting its annual food drive through Dec. 9. Food items may be dropped off in the Public Safety Building. All items are donated to the Bonney Lake Food Bank, the Bread of Life Food Bank and the Bonney Lake Senior Center.

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Hard work Slettedahl’s secret to her long life

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Hard work, a love for people and a zest for life are the keys to living to centenarian status, said Milla Slettedahl.

“I’m making history,” the Enumclaw Evergreen Rehabilitation Center resident said after her 100th birthday.

She celebrated the event Nov. 12 in Enumclaw’s Danish Hall, the same place she and her late husband Elmer celebrated their marriage in 1934.

Slettedahl was born Nov. 12, 1911, “on Roosevelt Avenue,” and she’s called Enumclaw home since.

She married Elmer and the couple built a home on Blake Street.

“I knew him since he was 18 and I was 14,” she said of her

husband. It was her father, who owned a shoe store in town, who introduced them.

When Elmer died in 1998, she continued to live in their home, mowing and edging the lawn, until a heart attack and slight stroke two years ago sent her into the nursing home.

“She lived on Blake Street for 70 years,” daughter Judy Wales said.

Slettedahl was never afraid of hard work, and that, she said, is the secret to her longevity.

“I’ve always worked, since I was 14 years old,” she said.

Splitting wood, helping the roofers, plowing, gardening, mowing, baking cookies – it all kept her moving.

“I’m a tough old Norwegian,” she smiles.

She was always quick to lend a hand.

“That’s the type I am, I help people,” she said.

Slettedahl enjoys sharing stories about her four grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and seven great-great grandchildren.

A one-time regular at the senior center, she said after all those years of living alone, she welcomed being around the residents at the nursing home, where for the past month she’s taken on star status.

Her eyesight makes it hard for her to read the birthday cards from well-wishers, but she’s found someone to read them to her and she’s been enjoying the hugs and kisses from visitors, she said.

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“I enjoy life,” Slettedahl said.

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East Pierce Santa Runs start Sunday Bonney Lake tree East Pierce Fire and Rescue firefighters will accompany Santa during his annual visit to local neighborhoods in Bonney Lake, Sumner, Lake Tapps, Prairie Ridge, South Prairie, Wilkeson, Edgewood and Milton. “This is such a fun event,� East Pierce Firefighter James Parke said. “It really puts us all in the Christmas spirit.�

Parke is coordinating Santa’s visit again this year.

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FOOD BANK FROM 1 Normally, the upswing in giving as the holidays approach begins around the first week in October, but this year, Bowen said they did not see things start to pick up until the second week in November.

Bowen said the food bank still has a decent supply of fresh breads and vegetables, which are donated by local stores, but canned good supplies are very low. “Food’s down, money’s down,� Bowen said with a resigned shrug. “We always need dry goods like mac and cheese, tuna fish and peanut butter.�

Bowen said the rise in inflation this year, especially in food prices has hit the food bank hard as many families can no longer afford to donate at the level they may have in the past. Bowen said he thinks it is a similar issue keeping food drive donations lower

time for this event, will also be collecting donations for local food banks.

Santa’s visit is sponsored by the International Association of Firefighters Local No. 3520 with assistance from the East Pierce Volunteer Firefighters’ Association.

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than in the past as well. “I think that’s why we’re not seeing the volume we’ve had,� he said.

In addition, the rising costs of food hurt the food bank’s buying power as well. “It breaks the bank for us to buy peanut butter,� he said, adding that for many families, peanut butter serves as a comfort food that provides food security in a way that frozen chicken breasts do not.

Bowen said the food bank served more than 430 families this year at Thanksgiving, which he said was similar to last year.

But outside of the holiday season, demand for services is way up over the past several years.

Bowen said for the past several years, the food bank has been serving an average of 1,200 families per month, up from about 300 per month in 2007. “We’ve got a lot of struggle going on in the community,� Bowen said,

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addressing the idea that the relatively affluent city of Bonney Lake is immune to the need facing many communities throughout the state and country. “Just because they live up here on the top of the hill doesn’t mean they’re exempt.�

Bowen said he has seen many families consolidating into single houses to save money and has noticed an increase in requests for deliveries since bus service was cut to east Pierce County in October.

But while demand continues to increase, the lingering economic difficul-

Bonney Lake’s first ever Holiday Parade rolls down Main Street Saturday followed by the annual tree lighting event at the Public Safety Building.

Bonney Lake Kiwanis Club is sponsoring the city’s annual Tree Lighting Dec. 3 to commemorate the onset of the holiday season.

ties are taking their toll on the food bank, which has received only about half of the donations they usually get by this time, and only 10 percent of the turkey donations.

One couple, Bowen said, who each year has contributed $1,000 to the food bank was only able to donate $500 this year.

But through it all, Bowen remains positive and is sure to thank those who can and do donate to the food bank. “We’re really, really grateful for the support from the community,� Bowen said. “But we’re all struggling.�

Festivities get started at 6 p.m. and include the parade, refreshments, music, candy and 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.

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Free Swim Clinic Blue Wave Aquatics is hosting a free swim clinic introduction to master swim team at 7:15 p.m. at teh Sumner Swimming Pool.

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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.

E-Reader lessons Looking for a new book to The Sumner Library is hostread? Come on down to the ing a class from 4:30 to 6 p.m.

Bonney Lake Library at 2 p.m. to teach users how to use for a refresher on how to use the their e-readers at the library. resources to find your next read. Registration is required.

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.

Make your own wreath Windmill Gardens in Sumner is hosting a wreath-making class at 10 a.m. Cost is $35 and registration is required. Call 253-8635843 for more information.

Santa Parade and tree lighting Sumner’s annual Santa Parade rolls down Main Street at 2:30 p.m. and Bonney Lake lights its community tree at 6 p.m. at the Public Safety Building.

Free Community Dinner The Sumner HIgh School Leadership class is hosting the annual free community holiday dinner from noon - 4 p.m. at Sumner High School.

Santa Runs Santa Claus will be catching a ride with East Pierce Fire and Rescue to make his way through neighborhoods beginning today!

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Buy your alcohol locally, save a job A new law just passed, one I am calling financially suicidal for smaller towns and stupid because it will inevitably cause more unemployment and make it just a little too easy to put alcohol in curious and irresponsible hands.

Thanks to this splendid new law that passed by a landslide recently, perhaps by virtue of a $22 million contribution by Costco to assure that the initiative would cross the finish line with flying colors, the future survival of your neighborhoodrun, state-authorized, governed and controlled liquor, wine and spirit outlets, John Leggett will now depend Staff Writer almost solely on customer loyalty to remain afloat.

But before sashaying down to your local grocery or drug store to get some kind of awesome retail sale price on your Jack Dan, SoCo, Mai-Tai mixer or some other intoxicating libation, consider paying an extra peso or two for your purchases of tequila, whiskey, bourbon, vodka or gin to support the local economy. Consider the following heartfelt plea.

Although this idiotic new law will affect hundreds of individually-owned liquor stores statewide, I have chosen to use Buckley’s liquor store as a sterling example of what havoc this new initiative will gradually bring down upon us, just to line the pockets of a few fat cats with gold.

In the town I have chosen to live in, it would appear the local spirits shop has in the past been quite the social beehive of activity, usually featuring heavy traffic, nearly every time I have pulled into the post office right next door, to pick up my bills and junk mail.

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Budgets, oil independence and trade growth keeping senator busy this season Monday morning the special legislative session got under way. As expected, the capitol grounds were filled with protesters anticipating severe budget cuts and program eliminations.

Job losses and reduction of services will occur even though the state’s revenues are up $200 million dollars from the 2009-11 budget. The reason for this is not just inflation and increased population. The largest factor is that we will not, again, have $2.4 billion in federal stimulus money to artificially pump up our revenue. Consequently, we have a $2.2 billion dollar shortfall from the previous spending level.

Statewide, this will mean another round of job losses. We have not hit bottom yet. I have been urging reforms at Child Protective Services which will allow for better service and cut spending at the same time.

Here at home your legislative delegation has been working together to save operations at Rainier School.

Working with citizens, parents, and leaders, I have prepared “Rainier School: A Report to the Legislature.�

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This report has been distributed to legislators and makes the case that Rainier School is a positive choice for care and that it has a future, nationally, to be a premier example of community involved care for individuals with disabilities. The report may be viewed online at: SenateRepublicans. wa.gov/Roach.

ECONOMIC RECOVERY- OIL INDEPENDENCE Job creation and expansion of foreign trade are the most important elements of economic recovery. I have been working hard on both.

Washington state has a huge oil refinery at Anacortes. We receive more than twice as much Canadian crude oil as does any other state.

And that crude comes from the oil

sands of Alberta.

This month I travelled to Ft. McMurry, Alberta, to study oil sands and take part in the national debate we are having over the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline. (No taxpayer dollars are spent on my trips. I was invited by Alberta’s government to join nine other legislators from around the United States.)

Canada has the world’s third largest oil reserve. They are increasing crude production and because our federal government will not allow us to receive more, the oil is going to China. As a matter of national security, energy independence, and just keeping gas prices down, we need to move forward. Instead, the Obama administration has blocked the pipeline project. Thousands of new high-paying jobs have been ignored and our friends in the north are left wondering what in the world the American people are thinking!

I have been asked to make a national presentation on the issue.

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TRADE GROWTH We live in the most trade dependent state in the country. Trade means jobs. That is the point of my article printed in the American Legislative Exchange Council ’s December publication. I hope to spur local efforts to seek a larger market for goods. Please see my legislative website or my personal blog, pamroachreport.blogspot.com, for the article.

Through the years I have been involved in humanitarian efforts in Honduras and last week I returned from a visit that focused on a trade mission I hope to lead. On this trip I toured a major port, met with elected officials and toured a factory in preparation for leading business people there next year. (Please see my personal blog for more information.)

But this trip was unique in other ways.

As our vehicle arrived in Puerto Cortez, Honduras, I saw, for the first time, the new “Clinica Medica Pam Roach.� I am deeply humbled by this. This and other efforts are helping many. Thank you to all the good people here who have helped. I love Americans.

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By Britt Nelson Director, Plateau Outreach Ministries Susan (not her real name) came into Plateau Outreach to get help filling out the energy assistance forms for this winter. She was thinking ahead to the colder months and knew to take advantage of the program offered through Puget Sound Energy. She lives alone in her home and as we talked through how she was doing, she said, “I dress in layers, so I’m doing fine right now.� As she was leaving, I took her hand and thanked her for coming in for help. Her hands were freezing! This was only October! She hadn’t turned her heat on since last spring. The assistance program she was signing up for doesn’t start until December.

Charlie (not his real name) came into Plateau Outreach yesterday to get help having his power turned back on. “I’m fine at night when I’m in bed. I pull the covers way up. During the day, I have to leave and go some place warm.� He had been employed in a good, well-paying job until the economy turned. He has been looking for work unsuccessfully and his unemployment benefits have run out. We helped him connect with the power company to get an emergency re-connect. He will come back to see our case managers for a long term solution.

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I have just started my service at Plateau Outreach Ministries and have already seen many people come through our doors--volunteers, friends of POM, donors, service groups and our neighbors in need. Some of our neighbors needing help are easy to spot. Some are homeless, needing clean clothing. Some are desperately hungry and turn straight to the food bank. I immediately assumed both Susan and Charlie were volunteers or donors coming in to help us. I learned quickly that people needing help look just like you and me.

It has now become winter on the plateau! This past week has brought wind and rain, frost and snow. We know that we likely won’t see warm weather until March or April! With the support of this community, Plateau Outreach Ministries is able to provide emergency assistance to our neighbors and help them stay warm. In 2010, $53,050 was provided in utility vouchers alone.

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WR board OKs pact with union

By Brenda Sexton Staff Writer

The White River School Board approved a three-year contract with the district’s Public School Employees union during its Nov. 16 regular meeting. “Given the relationships

between bargaining groups and school districts, we feel very good about our accomplishments with our recent PSE bargaining agreement,� noted a statement released by the district at the meeting. “We improved clarity of contract language substantially and maintained financial accountability.�

In the first year of the contract, employees will receive the state insurance allocation based on prorated benefit full-time equivalents less 50 percent of the “retiree carve out� – or the money the district returns to the state to cover retirees. It was money the state first funded and then sought as a refund. The district has agreed to cover the amount, splitting it over two years. It was noted, currently 100 percent is deducted from the insurance allocation.

The 2011-12 portion of the agreement also highlights that all office personnel, technical, specialists, specialized paraeducators, instructional paraeducators

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The two sides also agreed to 3 percent longevity increases after the 25th year and 30th year of service.

In 2012-13, the sides have agreed to a salary re-opener plus one additional opener for the dis-

trict and one for PSE. That same year, employees will receive the state insurance allocation with no retiree carve out.

The two sides also agreed to a re-opener for salaries in 2013-14.

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

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collecting food donations at the Public Safety Building to benefit the Bonney Lake Food Bank, the Bread of Life Food Bank, and senior citizens in need. Food drive collections will end Dec. 9.

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The Public Safety Building is located at 18421 Sumner-Buckley Hwy. E. Comment on this story online at blscourierherald. com. Reach Daniel Nash at dnash@courierherald.com or 360-825-2555 ext. 5060.

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Residents are asked to donate early to allow for processing and delivery.

The city of Bonney Lake is also hosting its annual food drive through Dec. 9. Food items may be dropped off in the Public Safety Building. ll items are donated to the Bonney Lake Food Bank, the Bread of Life Food Bank and the Bonney Lake Senior Center.

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for the program. Police escort children as they shop Target’s Bonney Lake location, using donated gift cards (and gift cards loaded with donated cash). The Shop With A Cop event will take place Dec. 10.

Bonney Lake Police have also organized a toy drive under the Giving Tree program (see below).

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The Bonney Lake Police Department’s annual giving tree program is under way at the Public Safety Building in Bonney Lake.

The program supports area children.

Donations of toys can be dropped off between 8 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday at the Public Safety Building, 18421 SumnerBuckley Hwy. The Giving Tree quilt is also back, which allows residents to pick the tag

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Last, but not least, the police department hosted its official donation drive for Shop With A Cop at Target on Nov. 15, but continues to collect donations

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The annual Pancake Feed, hosted by t he I nter nat iona l Associat ion of Fi ref ig hters L oca l No. 3520, will be held from 7 a.m. to noon, Saturday, at the fire station in Sumner, 800 Harrison St. The cost is a $3 donation. Tickets can be purchased at the door.

East Pierce Fire and Rescue f iref ighters, fire commissioners and local dignitaries will be f lipping f lapjacks and serving ham, coffee and orange juice while Santa talks with all the good little girls and boys.

A silent auction, featuring items donated by local businesses, will be available during the event.

The money raised benefits several, local

charitable organizations, including the Sumner Family Center, a program that provides support and services to families living within the Sumner School District. Last Christmas, the firefighters were able to purchase gifts for 600 needy children identified by the Sumner Family Center.

The firefighters will also be collecting nonperishable food items for distribution to local food banks.

Following breakfast, head over to Main Street for the annual Santa Parade, which gets under way at 2:30 p.m. to see the big guy make his official entrance to the city, just in time for the holidays.

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The council tabled the motion in September to gain further public comment before bringing it to a vote Nov. 22.

Hamilton, whose family moved to the city in 1963, said the original name of the road, which was established first as the Naches Trail to bring settlers over the mountains and later became the main route between the cities of Sumner and Buckley, no longer reflected the region or Bonney Lake’s role in it. “We were simply something they just drive past,� Hamilton said of Bonney Lake, which was incorporated well after both Sumner and Buckley. “Now we’re a city of 17,300 people and we’re bigger than both those cities. “We need to take ownership of it,� he said. “For our history it needed to be changed.�

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Betty Jo has been paying rent to the city in order to run her relatively successful enterprise out of that quaint little place for some time now, and the hamlet of Buckley, like most tiny cities in dire straights right now as they try to balance their annual budget,

Hamilton also said the road is a good choice for renaming in honor of veterans because of its status as a military road in the 1850s, used as the primary route between Fort Walla Walla and Fort Steilacoom. “It is the only military road in the city,� he said.

Councilmembers Laurie Carter and Dan Decker were the two dissenting votes and Councilmam Jim Rackley was absent due to illness.

Carter said while she supports naming a road in honor of veterans, this was a case of right idea, wrong road.

Carter said she voted against the measure because though the city no longer uses a ward system, she was originally elected to represent Ward 3, which includes downtown, and many of the business along the road were opposed to the idea. “I’m all for naming a street, but not that one,� she said.

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has been receiving around $50,000 annually.

Thanks to this absurd new legal development, brought about primarily by corporate greed, this amiable agreement is probably not going to be transpiring much longer.

In a related story, feel free to continue being a loyal customer to Betty Jo by purchasing those pleasing and relaxing alcoholic beverages at the Buckley liquor store. However, please wait until you’ve safely returned to the comfort of your own living

David Colbeth called the change “great.�

Colbeth said though he originally proposed the change in 2008, the Memorial Committee backed off the idea due to the controversy over the change and the fear it might distract from the goal of building a memorial, but speaking for himself and not the committee, he said he was pleased to hear the news. “Personally, as a Vet, I think it’s great,� he said. “In 50 years, I think people will look back and say it’s a good thing.�

But not everyone was happy by the name change.

Connie Swarthout, who grew up in the area and now owns a business on Sumner-Buckley Highway, called the change a “slap in the face� to longtime residents as well as business owners. “That’s too bad,� she said upon hearing the news. “I’ve had so many people upset about it.�

Swarthout said there is already confusion over the name of the road, which is known as the Old

room prior to uncapping said vessels of hooch.

That is no myth regarding Buckley’s finest’s aptitude for spotting drunk drivers, particularly during this melancholy holiday season. Do they honestly think there is nobody monitoring that fog line on the shoulder?

One of Buckley’s boys in blue, Officer Kevin Goss, was recently recognized by Mother’s Against Drunk Driving and the Tacoma/ Pierce County Victim’s Information Panel, among other worthwhile orga-

Known in the past by many different names, this stretch of highway in Bonney Lake will now be called Veterans Memorial Drive East. File photo Buckley Highway and the Old Sumner-Buckley Highway, as well as its official name, and this would only add to it.

She also said the council should not worry about changing the names of roads and instead focus on other matters in the city.

nizations, for his vigilant recording of more than 100 DUI arrests so far in 2011.

I do not mean to sound the least bit sarcastic when I issue a personal thanks to Goss for keeping pixilated motorists off the road.

I am not going to mince words here. It really ticks me off when people get behind the wheel of a

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Buckley resident Izma Ruth Spurrier, 82, died Nov. 22, 2011.

She was born Dec. 11, 1928, in Winfred, S.D., to Dick and Stella (McKittrick) Zwart. She enjoyed traveling, going to the casino, spending time with friends at the senior center and being with her family.

She is survived by her children Cynthia Owens and husband Doug of Cinebar, Wash., Cathy Frohs and husband John of Bonney Lake and Glen Burrell and wife Rita of Issaquah; sister Janis Goeghegan and husband Bill; sister Avis Heyduk; brother Dennis Zwart and wife Theresa; 4 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.

vehicle after imbibing way too heavily to make clear decisions. Drunk drivers kill themselves, and others, all because they were too plastered to make the painfully obvious choice to call a cab or a friend.

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The name will officially change in 30 days. The city expects a minimal cost for creating new street signs.

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Sumner boys basketball looks for a return to the postseason

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By John Leggett Staff Writer

Last year’s Bonney Lake boys basketball squad struggled through the long season hoping to make the playoffs.

The Panther players had to get used to a new regime under Rob Smith and played within the limitations of an extremely thin roster. The squad was bolstered mostly by sharpshooters Ramsey Thoms and Nathan Day, who both averaged in the double digits from the field, as well 6-foot-6-inch Mike Gould.

The big cats did make it to the second season, but once they reached that goal, the Panthers lost their initial subdistrict meeting to Bremerton.

A lot has changed since that 2010-11 campaign.

Smith stopped short of saying the Panthers’ plans will revolve around Gould,

BLHS Boys Basketball but he did admit, “something just clicked with Gould,” while he was playing summer league ball.

He began to foul out a lot less, instead learning critical body control to become a more integral cog for the black and teal’s basketball picture.

This time out Gould will be surrounded by players like Lawrence Williams, who saw plenty of hardwood minutes last year, E.J. Harris, Zach Zaragoza, Kaleb Zahnow, Keenan Jackson and Michael Gretler.

“We play in a unbelievably skilled league as Lakes High is a perennial favorite, Auburn Mountainview and Decatur are always very good and Enumclaw has a new coach this season,” said Smith, who noted his hoops troops are beginning to buy in to what he is selling.

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mer begins with one 6-foot-5-inch guard Joey Kendall. SHS coach Brett McDaniel said the coachable Kendall improved both his strength and steamily.

“I can’t wait to see him reap the rewards of his labors this winter in game situations,” McDaniel said. “He already had the length size and the experience, but I have watched him become a more complete player.”

McDaniel said his seniors are hungry for a return to state play.

“We had an energetic first week of practice and I think these guys are going to come out of the gate strong,” he said. “This crew has a lot of potential and they have set high expectations for themselves.”

One of the strongest components

The Sumner High boys basketball squad got a small taste of postseason action last year, when the contingent was made up predominantly of juniors, breaking a 40-year state tournament draught.

The Spartans climaxed their 2010 campaign with a journey to the sweet 16, but had to travel to Tumwater and were sent packing by the tenacious Thunderbirds.

Those same cagers who went 16-8 overall last year, return to the fold this season as seniors, with an offseason in the weight room and development in the summer leagues.

The list of players that ultimately became better during the sum-

will be agile 6-6 inch senior Zeb Glissmeyer, who has a good chance to finish among the top five all-time rebounders in Sumner High School history.

McDaniel maintains the South Puget Sound League 2A may be the best it has ever been.

Thus, it will take more than Glissmeyer and Kendall to survive the rigors of the league slate.

Sumner has four more seniors that should do the trick with the DeVries twins, Dan and Dave, both measuring in at 6-4 and well over 200 pounds.

Joining Kendall in the backcourt are Tyler Salisbury and freshman Austin Ford, who McDaniel hinted has an outside chance to crack the starting lineup, once he gets a bit more experience under his belt.

Sumner wrestlers 45-strong to start season

By Daniel Nash Staff Writer

Travis Filleau was the Sumner High wrestling team’s sole contender at the state 2A tournament in the 2010-11 season.

The 103-weight-class (he will be in the new 106 weight class this season) grappler’s achievement was doubly impressive considering he was a

freshman, though he lost his first two matches and was bounced from the tourney early.

“Travis had little to no practice partners,” Spartan coach Matt Harshman said. “This year he will have a lot of wrestlers.

They will be pushing him and fighting for his spot.”

Ha rsh ma n lost 145-pounder Tyler Hidalgo and 152-pounder

Matthew Wilson to graduation, but he’s far from hurting for replacements: Forty-five athletes are on the season roster, 18 of whom are freshmen.

A.J. Atoigue, a potential wrestler for either the 152 or 160 weight classes, was noted as a promising varsity newcomer.

Filleau, Markus Forhan, for the 126 or 132 weight class, and Zach Wooding

SHS Wrestling (145 or 152) were all noted as strong returning athletes.

“We are an aggressive team,” Harshman said.

“We have many styles.”

The team’s first scheduled meet is a nonleague duel against the Bonney Lake Panthers, at 7 p.m.

Friday at Bonney Lake High.

Bonney Lake grapplers hope to make a splash

By John Leggett Staff Writer

This could be the year that the Bonney Lake High wrestling squad makes a bold statement in a South Puget Sound League 3A grappling world that has been dominated by the Enumclaw Hornets.

“We’ll see how the weights shake out, but unless we get bogged down with injuries we are all hoping that this is Bonney Lake wrestling’s time to shine,” coach Anthony Clarke said.

“My guys, especially the seniors, are chomping at the bit to get our mat

campaign under way.”

Ripping up the mats this year are 113-pound sophomore Colton Tracy and 120-pound senior Andrew Cunningham; both finished second at last year’s state wrestling tournament in their 103-pound and 112pound weight categories, respectively. While Cunningham recorded a 37-3 individual mark last season, Tracy finished with a noteworthy 35-5 accounting.

The lighter weights should prove to be BLHS’s strong suit and the 126pound phase is certainly no excep-

BLHS Wrestling tion as sophomore candidate Caid Caveness has earned the right to showcase his skills in that weight division. The next weight, 132 pounds, features a dogfight between Jon Ellis and Ben Quintinar.

The next quadrant of weight divisions has Jordan Magrum (138), Matt Yuste (145) and Tyler Hernandez (152) as well as sophomore Jeremy Saban at 160 pounds, all well-established in the program.

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Time to escape from the cold, light the fireplace, put on “It’s a Wonderful Life� and reflect on another year past and the changes it brought—or wrought, if you want to be negative about it.

For the lucky ones, the changes have been small or for the better. Some of you might be looking forward to change in your immediate future. If you’re picking this up on the day of you participated in Movember for prostate cancer awareness, you’re probably look-

ing forward to shaving off a beard that didn’t turn out at all like you hoped (I’m keeping my bristles).

Change defined Sumner in 2011.

In city government, the year started with a delayed bang, when Councilman Matt Richardson was ousted in March and replaced by appointee Jon Swanson.

Swanson was in turn replaced in the November election by Nancy Dumas.

Leroy Goff retired from public office after 26 years, his seat filled by Mike LeMaster in the election.

Sumner School District continued renovating campus buildings under its “Promises Made, Promises Kept� campaign, shuttling Maple Lawn Elementary students to Eismann Elementary and reopening a Bonney Lake Elementary worthy of Valhalla for its little Vikings.

Superintendent Gil Mendoza left the district under a mutual separation agreement that divided the community; then he resurfaced during the school board election following

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the revelation he funded an allegedly legally questionable campaign flyer.

Political newcomers Casey Chamberlain and Paul Bucich joined the school board of directors.

Heck, even the city’s wastewater treatment plant got a facelift via oncoming truck. Which just goes to prove, getting high and ramming into inanimate objects can be great entertainment, as long as you’re literally anyone other than the person who made that choice.

Perhaps Orton Junction’s legal progress was the greatest illustration of Sumner’s change in 2011. The city’s campaign to deshackle the south end properties’ of their Agricultural Resource Land designation and bring in a YMCA was—and continues to be—a conscious and focused effort to change the landscape of the city (See “What now, Orton Junction?� on Pg. 14).

Orton Junction is a change for better or ill, depending on your perspective. One summertime Bonney Lake city council heard the valley city compared to “Wonderful Life’s�

Pottersville.

I hope so! I like gambling and showgirls.

Truthfully, change has been a constant of Sumner’s history. Drive toward the city’s downtown center from any direction and you’ll notice how much it resembles onion layers of new and old construction.

Once you reach historic Main Street, the buildings exist in a limbo of old made new. The community has largely preserved its Main Street, recognizing it’s the small town soul to be kept even as the rest of the town becomes less and less like Mayberry.

While you’re in town, check out Firef lies of Sumner, or catch ManeStage’s production of “A Christmas Carol - The Musical� (Read about both across the page).

Then treat yourself by sitting down and reading “Are they here?� a short work of Christmas fiction by the wonderful Barbara J. Bina on page 17.

And lastly, have a Happy New Year and embrace change. Mayberry can’t be Mayberry forever.

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Fireflies of Sumner Lynette Pearl and Kiersten Ellez were frequent customers of downtown Sumner’s shops, so they feel right at home selling Main Street home decor.

Pearl and Ellez opened their furniture store, Fireflies of Sumner, in mid-September after coming from non-retail business backgrounds.

The Auburn women had been longtime customers of shops on historic Main Street, so they felt comfortable diving right into the task of starting a new enterprise. “We knew what we wanted to do, so we just did it,� Pearl said. “I don’t know that we did much research beforehand. We didn’t have to.�

The 2,000-square-foot furniture and home decoration boutique deals in a multitude of styles, from primitive, to country, to glitter and modern, Pearl said. “We don’t have a set style,� she said. “We’re able to accommodate many different tastes.�

Their high-end furniture line is the Bernard Collection, American-made from Long Beach, Calif.

Inventory is rotated seasonally. Pearl and Ellez just completed their fall rotation of Halloween and Thanksgiving decorations (pictured) and were setting up winter decor as of this writing.

Fireflies of Sumner is located at 1018 Main St. Their store hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. They can be reached at 253-750-4764.

Pancakes and parades: The definition of awesome?

Don’t forget there’s a reason to get up early this Saturday, Dec. 3. East Pierce Fire and Rescue Station 13 will host a pancake open house from 7 a.m. to noon in exchange for a $3 donation to families in need this holiday.

Check it out at 800 Harrison Avenue.

After you’ve had your fill, waddle down to Main Street for the Hometown Santa Parade at 2:30 p.m.

Also in the running: Snowman high-fives

ManeStage is singing A Christmas Carol at 2 p.m., and the following weekends on Friday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 3 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 4 at 2 p.m., Friday, Dec. 9 at 7 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. and closes Sunday, Dec. 11 at 2 p.m.

The show is directed and choreographed

by ManeStage Theatre Company Executive Director Brenda S. Henson.

The costumers are Judy

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Tickets are $18 general admission, $15 for students, seniors (55+) and military and $10 for children 10 and under. Please no children under 3 or babes in arms For tickets and information, please visit www. manestagetheatre.com or call 253-447-7645.

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ManeStage Theatre Company is thrilled to continue its’ fifth season with A Christmas Carol - The Broadway Musical!

A Christmas Carol - The Broadway Musical will be performed by a talented cast of over 55 experienced, local artists! Starring Brian Redpath as Ebenezer Scrooge, Mike Limanni as Bob Cratchit, Amy Bell as The Ghost of Christmas Past, Alex Schwendeman as Tiny Tim and Corey Long as The Ghost of Christmas Present; this spectacular musical is sure to fill hearts with Christmas joy to last all year long! Experience Charles Dickens’ classic tale set to a beautiful score by the award-winning team of Alan Menken (Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid) and Lynn Ahrens (Seussical, Ragtime). This classic Christmas story gets the full Broadway treatment and is sure to be a delight for the entire family!

A Christmas Carol - The Broadway Musical will open Nov. 26 at the Sumner Performing Arts Center located at 1707 Main Street.

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What now, Orton The Pierce County Council voted Oct. 25 to redesignate nearly 126 acres of agricultural resource lands to allow for the mixed-use Orton Junction project—to the consternation of those who wanted farmlands preserved.

But the issue is far from settled. What happens next depends on the availability of suitable replacement lands, an appeals process, and whether the development market flocks to Sumner’s south end. By Daniel Nash

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On the outskirts of the land to Sumner’s south—the land designated to become Orton Junction—the emptiness is overwhelming.

There are, of course, trees. And some surrounding farms. The roads that branch through them are no-frills twolane asphalt with nary a shoulder to pull onto; what shoulder there is, is rough gravel and probably encroaching dangerously on someone’s front yard.

In all the sound and fury over what these 126 acres would become, it might have been easy to forget there is nothing here yet. There are no big box stores—which were either imminent, impossible, or improbable depending on who you asked—ready to wink into existence; there are no malls waiting like huns at the gates.

What Orton Farms LLC—the Orton Junction property holder—has is a handful of interested parties and one vested interested party: Pierce-Kitsap YMCA. “As a policy, we don’t typically share information on clients, but MultiCare and East Pierce Fire and Rescue have both looked at the area for possible buildings,� Timothy Farrell of Investco said. “People from both organizations, and YMCA, have spoken publicly in support of the project.�

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Orton Junction was conceived as a new neighborhood of Sumner: 182 acres of commercial and low-density residential properties.

Orton Farms wants, naturally, the chance to

tion to us up here,� turn a profit from develCouncilman Jim Rackley opments on its long-term said. land investment. The Bonney Lake, howcity of Sumner—which ever, stood in the minorapproved the project in ity when the issue came its 2010 Comprehensive Plan amendment—desires before the Pierce County growth of homes, jobs and Regional Council. The council of city leaders sales tax revenue. voted 14-4 to recommend The problem was that an amendment by the the lion’s share of that county council. land—125.46 acres, to be Land preservation exact—was designated advocates Futurewise and as Agricultural Resource Friends of Pierce County, Land by Pierce County. as well as a number of Agricultural Resource independent preservationLands are officially desists, joined in opposing ignated lands used for the amendagricultural ment on the “I look at (Orton production or grounds of that can be used Junction) from losing prime for long-term a different agriculcommercial farming, as perspective: I want tural land. defined by the to put Sumner in a Controversy was such Washington that public Administrative box, and I want to testimony in Code (WAC lock it up.� county coun365-190-050).

Timothy Farrell cil chambers In terms of Pierce County Council took hours at evaluating lands On his reason for vot- a time, with that fall into the ing in the “Orton Junction dozens of latter category, Amendment� to the county citizens and the overriding Comprehensive Plan. stakeholdfactor is the ers coming land’s potento the podium to argue tial for farming; whether both sides; the final vote the land owner actually of approval was delayed by intends to farm is not a more than a month. controlling factor, as writIn the interim, the ten in the code.

To have Orton Junction, city worked with Orton Farms and Forterra Orton Farms and the city (then called Cascade would need to convince the Pierce County Council Land Conservancy) to draft a “Seven Principles to override the agriculAgreement� that laid out tural designation and a number of land impact allow development, via an mitigation measures, most amendment to the county notably a requirement that Comprehensive Plan. each acre of agricultural Which they did, eventuland lost be replaced by ally. four acres of conservationIn the lead-up to eased properties; an the Oct. 25 vote, the unprecedented ratio.

Pierce County Planning Commission and county staff recommended the council deny an amendment allowing Orton “Some folks, such as my Junction, based on the colleagues, may be lookpresence of the designated ing at [Orton Junction] agricultural lands. During out of the concern of a that time, the neighboring [YMCA],� Pierce County Councilman Timothy city of Bonney Lake also Farrell (no relation to came out in opposition Investco’s Farrell) said in to the project. City counpublic comment before the cilmembers argued in a Oct. 25 vote. “I look at this letter to the county that from a different perspecSumner had misrepretive: I want to put Sumner sented a vacuum of larger in a box, and I want to commercial enterprises lock it up.� in the area by omitting Farrell recounted his Bonney Lake’s nearby big dismay at the loss of the box retailers.

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The City of Sumner’s map of Urban Growth Amendments. The green region to the southeast is Orton Junction Photocourtesy City of Sumner.

Jobs, jobs, jobs

When advocates for Orton Junction talk about the jobs the development will create, they’re generally talking about two broad categories of employment: jobs related to construction of residential and commercial developments, and the jobs that maintain those developments--which can encompass everything from store clerks to apartment managers.

The former job type is typically contractual—and therefore temporary— while the latter is moreor-less permanent; Both ultimately depend on what the market will support.

There’s little arguing that Pierce County is sorely in need of jobs.

Unemployment sat at 9.9

percent in August 2011, the most recent month of data available from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That figure is down from the February 2010 20-year high of 11.6 percent, but it is a higher unemployment rate than at any time before 2009, in the same 20-year period.

The city has leaned on one primary document in its arguments for the ben-

efits of Orton Junction.

That document is a market study compiled by Long Bay Enterprises, Inc. and submitted to the city on Oct. 27, 2010. The study analyzed secondary data from local, state, and national sources and private sector retailers, to analyze the dollar amount of Pierce County retail SEE ORTON, PAGE 16

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Representatives of Futurewise and Friends of Pierce County said conservation land easements are not a suitable replacement for the resource lands. “The standards on conservation lands are not the same as the requirements on agricultural land,�

Friends of Pierce County Executive Director Marian Berejikian said. “Those lands are zoned rural, not agricultural. For example, I live on a rural zoned property and I have to truck in soil to grow anything.�

Berejikian argued further that the Seven Principles agreement was incomplete, given that suitable replacement lands hadn’t been identified before forging ahead. “If it were me, I wouldn’t sign onto a legal document that wasn’t complete,� she said. “In my opinion, it was an illegal action.�

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tors for Friends of Pierce County voted to pursue an appeal against the Pierce County Council’s decision. They are joined by land use advocacy group Futurewise. Both parties will file a Petition For Review to the Growth Management Hearings Board. The city of Bonney Lake has not decided whether to join them, City Administrator Don Morrison said. “Our two main arguments are, one, that expansion is unneeded given that there is adequate land in Sumner’s existing growth area to accommodate a YMCA and everything else they want, “Futurewise Director of Planning and Law Tim Trohimovich said. “And, two, Agricultural Resource Lands need to be preserved. “Our main concern is that (the swap) is putting the cart before the horse.

It’s something that really only comes into play when an (Urban Growth Area) expansion is needed, and it doesn’t seem needed here.�

Some independent opponents to the Seven Principles have cried foul at the revelation that Sumner Mayor Dave Enslow owns more than 70 acres of farmland that have been identified as potential sites for conservation land easements.

Enslow is sensitive to the implication he has a profit motive for the success of Orton Junction, he said. “My property was only identified: I had no say in that,� he said. “It’s like if I was planning to buy a car, and I identify your car as one I’d like to buy. You still need to agree to sell it.

I haven’t decided if I want to sell an easement on my property.�

Enslow said Orton Junction would be a legacy he and other council and city administrators would be proud to have left. “My argument is, and has always been, that we need jobs in Sumner,� he said. “Orton Junction can make that happen.�

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Farrell voted to approve the amendment that would allow Orton Junction, but he was explicit in stating that his support came from the 4-to-1 replacement of agricultural lands with conservation-eased properties. “At this point, when I’m looking at a chance that Sumner has been offered‌ to cease its annexations, we are looking at a green barrier to stop Sumner from going any further south,â€? he said.

A conservation land easement is a land restriction sold to the owner of a property a governing agency wishes to see environmentally preserved.

The deed holder can choose whether or not to make the sale (except in cases where a government exercises eminent domain; however, that has not been discussed as an option where Orton Junction is concerned), and retains possession of the land, but must abide by the revised deed’s written development restrictions as long as the county enforces them.

Farrell called the land protection swap, as well as the other six of the Seven Principles Agreement the “Passion of the Mello,� referring to Ryan Mello, the Pierce County Conservation Director for Forterra. Despite one’s individual stance on Orton Junction and the Seven Principles, Mello worked diligently to make a mitigation deal work, Farrell said.

Mello’s work didn’t end with the Seven Principles agreement. His work has since shifted to identifying 501.72 acres of land suitable for a conservation easement. “(We’re) in the lead to identify land owners to make sure that land fits the bill for a conservation easement,� Mello said. “We’ll be looking at several factors, including

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The study determined that $46 million of taxable retail sales revenues generated by Pierce County residents went instead to King County. That estimated loss was attributed to Pierce County’s relative paucity of retailers in the categories of household furnishings and services, apparel, personal care products and services, health and wellness care,sports and recreation.

The study additionally estimated that a 351,000-square-foot project in the Orton Junction study area could generate $67 million of taxable

retail sales revenues annually, with $13 million coming form non-Pierce County residents.

County Councilman Dan Roach said concerns that “big box� retailers would pop up south of state Route 410 weren’t entirely warranted. “There’s language in the amendment discouraging big box retail development,� he said. “Not that it would stop a large retailer from coming in.

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revenue remains potential until commercial developers come in to fulfill it.

So it becomes impossible to ask what will happen next with Orton Junction, without asking about the YMCA.

Rotary Club, $250,000 from the Peterson family, an anonymous $1 millian, and $1 million from regular YMCA donors Ray and Deanna Dally.

Additionally, Orton Farms is donating the land for the site, valued at approximately $1.5 million.

The facility is planned to include a warm water pool, a wellness center, a teen center, a children’s play area, a dance fitness studio for Zumba and spinning classes, an indoor track, a gymnasium, arts center, and an outdoor-covered additional pool. “The arts center is a feature that will be unique to Sumner,� YMCA spokesperson Marce Edwards said.

YMCA YMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties is, without a doubt, the most vested party for developing Orton Junction at the time of this writing.

The nonprofit corporation has already raised $5.9 million in donations from its capital campaign, according to CEO Bob Ecklund, who has opened more than 20 YMCA sites.

He was scheduled to meet design and engineering firm BCRA the afternoon of Nov. 23, and

Bob Ecklund, CEO of YMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties. a design will likely be finalized by the end of the year with intent to open in summer 2013. “We can’t wait to break ground,� Ecklund said.

Donations include $2.5 million from the city of Sumner, $250,000 from the Sumner chapter of

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“You can’t stifle competition in the market. It’s not something I believe in.�

Dan Roach Pierce County Council On why he voted for the “Orton Junction Amendment� despite potential YMCA competition for Roach Gymnastics.

The thought of a YMCA isn’t music to everyone’s ears.

Brent Mounts, the general manager of Prime Fitness in Bonney Lake, was perhaps the only Orton Junction opponent appearing at Pierce County Council public testimony who did not base his argument on a conservation or traffic issue. “It’s a fact that 20,000 people want to join the YMCA,� Mounts said, referring to a YMCA market study of the region. “You aren’t going to get (that many) people in a five mile radius. It is not an area that will support 20,000 members and, (if so) it will kill jobs in fitness industry businesses that have been in the area five or 10 years.�

Councilman Roach addressed his own conflict: voting for an amendment that would allow for a YMCA, which in turn could threaten his family business, Roach Gymnastics. “I was concerned,�

Roach said. “YMCA does gymnastics; they have the ability to expand. My wife and I sat down, and we agreed you can’t stifle competition in the market. It’s not something I believe in. “I thought it was the best option for Pierce County,� Roach said. “It will bring jobs in, and the (Seven Principles) agreement is excellent. It’s a great opportunity to protect agriculture.�

The decision to donate six acres to the YMCA may prove a savvy business decision for Orton Farms. Growth begets growth, and one of the surest ways to get the ball of urbanization rolling is to make life easier for that first organization to create jobs and attract traffic.

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“Are they here?”

“Darlene, Darlene,” Sarah said. “Darlene dear, wake up.”

She gently shook Darlene’s shoulder.

“What? What is it? Are they here?”

“No, dear, no one’s here yet. It’s time for your meds.

I guess they must be coming later.”

“Oh,” Darlene despondently replied while shifting to sit straighter in her wheelchair. “I thought they were here.

“They told me they were coming today. It is a special day today, isn’t it?”

“That’s right dear. Today is Christmas day. Look out the window. You can see the awful snow storm we had last night. They may be having trouble getting here.”

As Sarah moved on to the next resident in the nursing home she thought to herself, That poor dear.

No one has visited for several years, and yet she expects someone.

At ninety-seven years old, she had outlived her husband, two children; even one of her grandchildren.

Darlene rolled her chair closer to the window and peered outside.

It was a bit cooler by the community room’s large single pane window, but she wanted to watch the driveway. The orange and green afghan on her shoulders and lap would keep her warm enough. The coldness rolled off the window like a fireplace flame in reverse. The room’s moisture had frozen on the glass; the patterns looked like multitudes of interlaced snowflakes. Darlene saw the ground covered with snow, almost twelve inches deep.

“Oh, they will have trouble getting here to visit,” she mumbled to herself. “But, I am sure they will come.”

She moved to a nearby table and took out a tattered spiral notebook and pencil she kept tucked in the side of her wheelchair. Opening it to the middle, she began to write.

A Christmas story by Barbara J. Bina * * *

As meal time approached, the attendants came to fetch the residents to the dining room. James approached Darlene’s chair.

“Time for breakfast, Ms. Darlene. Are you ready?”

“Get away from me. I don’t want to miss them.

They’re coming today, and they might not find me in the dining hall. They would expect me here. I’m not hungry anyway. I’ll eat after a while.”

“Now Ms. Darlene, you know that later today is our special meal. But you can’t wait that long to eat.”

“What’s so special about it?”

“Well, it’s Christmas day; you remember that. The cook likes to fix turkey with all the trimmings. It’s already cooking and it smells real good. Sarah will get you when they arrive. Come along. You need your energy.”

“Oh, all right then. But I don’t want to miss them; you come get me right away.”

“We surely will,” James responded, as he took the handles of her chair.

He rolled her to the dining hall and placed her at a table where three residents were already eating.

Darlene barely ate. She fiddled with her food and moved it around on her plate. She was anxious to return to the community room.

“This doesn’t taste so good,” she said.

Her tablemates rolled their eyes. Everything tasted fine to them.

That poor dear, Sarah thought as she moved on to the next resident. No one has visited for several years, and yet she expects someone.

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James took her back to the community room after breakfast.

“There you are, Ms. Darlene: ready to enjoy the rest of the morning. You want to be by the fireplace or the window?”

“The window. Over by that table. I want to watch for them. They should be here soon.”

“Yes’m, Ms. Darlene. Pretty soon, I expect. Are you going to write something more in your journal? I know you like to write down what you’re feeling.”

“Yes, that’s right,” she responded. “I’ve been writing in this journal for years.”

Sarah briefly stopped by the community room and glanced toward the window.

“Oh look. It’s started to snow again.”

She noticed Darlene writing in her notebook and walked to the opposite side of the room, to a new employee.

“Darlene used to write so beautifully. She’s a published author, you know.”

“I didn’t know that.”

“She is. It’s so sad. Now she writes gibberish. You can’t even read it. It makes no sense.”

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BINA FROM 17 * * * Darlene spent the next two hours in a cycle of writing, lightly dozing and anxiously looking out the window at the falling snow. Sarah came back into the room. “Everyone?,� she said. “We have some visitors.�

Darlene’s head perked up. Her blue eyes opened wide. “A choir group from a local church has come to sing carols. Let’s welcome them.�

Drat.

That’s all I need, thought Darlene as she stowed her notebook. Can’t even have a little peace and quiet while I’m waiting. Maybe I should go back to my room, but I really want to see them drive in. They should be coming soon.

Oh, where are they?

The carolers stayed for about an hour. Some of the songs were sing-alongs; For “Jingle Bells�, everyone received little silver bells with red ribbon bows. The choir told them to shake the bells during the chorus. “Silent Night� was softly sung by the church group in beautiful harmony. Almost everyone had a cheerful smile on their face. It was a welcome change from the

ordinary daily routine. Even Darlene found that she enjoyed the singing. It briefly took her mind away from the intensity of her wait.

When the carolers left, it was briefly quiet again. Then the room was pierced by the echoes of a rhythmic chant in the hallway. “Ho, ho, ho! Ho, ho, ho!� “Now, just who could that be?� Sarah exclaimed.

A man in red and white entered the room, one hand holding a sack, the other resting on his girthy belly. The residents snickered at James’s get-up.

Those that could, laughed and smiled as Santa went around handing out little packets of candies, stamps, playing cards and scarves. “What’s happening?� Darlene said to Sarah. “What’s going on?� “Today is Christmas day, remember? Santa is here to give out presents to everyone.� “Oh, of course. It just slipped my mind,� Darlene said. “Are they here yet? It seems so long. They should be here by now.� “No, dear, they’re not here yet. Why don’t you write some more? Christmas dinner will be ready soon. You can smell the turkey cooking, can’t you? The cook has even made pumpkin pie for us.�

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Opening it close to the middle, Darlene silently re-read what she had written earlier that day: It is a heavy white day with a foot of snow on the ground. There is so much to do to get ready for the Christmas holiday, but I think everything is on schedule.

The pumpkin pies are made, and the vegetables are sliced. The cranberries are cooked and the stuffed turkey is roasting in the oven.

The house is filling with delicious aromas.

John put up all the decorations and has left to pick up our two girls at the airport. It’s a three hour drive but he should be back soon.

We have been so anxious for them to arrive.

Emily asked if she could bring her new boyfriend, whom we are eager to meet. Johanna and her husband are bringing their new baby, just nine months old.

It will be nice to have the girls home again.

Just like the old days, before they grew up and moved away. I am sure they will be here soon. I know the roads are bad, but I am sure they will make it all right. Oh, look at all the snow and now it’s started again.

I shouldn’t keep looking out the window.

It’s like watching a pot that will never boil.

I am going to turn on the radio. Perhaps listening to� Silent Night� will help pass the time.

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Barbara received Honorable Mention in Writer’s Digest 78th Annual Writing Competition for two of her stories. She is currently writing a linked series of fanciful stories inspired by a truthful base: a collection of episodes from her childhood years in Minnesota and her life’s love story.

Barbara owes a lot of her writing improvement to her senior critique group in Puyallup, Washington of which she is a founding member. She credits her husband, sister and friends for their constant encouragement. “Writing is a magical enterprise in that, unlike real life, the author has control over what happens,� Bina said in regards to Are They Here? “A writer can, if it is their desire, give any story a happy ending.�

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Divers Gary Flygare and Issac Edwards are also both returning and Paulson said the pair are already showing improvement over last year and are hard at work learning the harder degree of difficulty dives required for competition in the district and state meets.

In addition, Paulson expects new divers Scott Jackson and Cody Breslin to be able to compete at the varsity level very soon.

The Bonney Lake swim season gets under way at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Lakes High School. The team’s first home meet is scheduled for Dec. 15 against Sumner High.

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In the heavyweight division, Bonney Lake wrestling faithful will be cheering on the efforts of one of two sophomore candidates, Stephan Land or Ryan

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The chance to get a preseason peek at this year’s Bonney Lake mat hopefuls will come Friday when the Panthers host Sumner

return to state competition in both categories, coach Powers said.

Junior captains Severn Anderson and Sam Rigsby (one-third of the 2011 state sixth-placing 200 freestyle relay team) will take the place of graduated swimmers Zane Gustafson and Trent Powers. “They have big shoes to fill,� Powers said. “However, they are working hard and have the best attitude to get it done.�

Bryce Connigan is a promising newcomer to diving competition, Powers said. He joins David Kakuk and Austin Page.

State diver Evan Quaschnik also graduated in 2011.

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The crystal ball becomes a little cloudier as the chart climbs into the heavier weights, but as opposed to the last half decade, things are a bit clearer as senior cruiser, Jordan Schultz, seems to have cinched up the starting role at 220

The Sumner High School boys swim and dive team is entering the winter season with two overriding missions: qualify as many individual swimmers as possible to the state meet and keep improving on each athlete’s best times. “We have a quality group of young men and I expect great things from them this year,� coach Dana Powers said.

Senior captain Connor Powers-Hubbard placed sixth in the 200-yard freestyle and 100 breaststroke at last season’s state meet with times of 1 minute, 47.35 seconds and 1:01.02, respectively. His 200yard freestyle set a school record. His focus will be to

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The Panthers will be led this year be senior captains Jonah Howard and Nathan Scott. Howard swims in the butterfly and freestyle races while Scott is one of the squad’s distance swimmers.

Coach Jay Paulson said other top returners include Cameron Gehrke in the 200 individual medley and the butterfly, Dominic Lieggi in freestyle sprints and Josh Weaver in the breaststroke.

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A last name familiar to BLHS girls basketball followers. Pounds is the younger, not little, sister of former Panther sharpshooting shaker and baker Marcel Pounds.

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When Marcel was on, she was a dead-eye Daisy Duke from downtown, 3-point territory, the only drawback to that was that her teammates often became too dependent on her accumulating half of the points and when she wasn’t finessing up the 3-pointers and shooting lights out, there was often widespread disarray and panic.

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the arch, but according to Ostrander, she is not afraid to drive the lane or dish off an assist or two.

Early on in the 201011 campaign, the Panthers who finished last season with a 10-10 overall mark and a 6-4 SPSL 3A record, lost one of their finest athletes, Mekenzkie Voellger, to a devastating, seasonending anterior cruciate ligament injury. The 5-10, junior forward is set to go for this year and the only one happier about that than her is Ostrander, who generally regards Voellger as being among the top three players on the BLHS contingent and at the very

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SHS Girls Basketball warned the troops that anyone referring to the upcoming SPSL 2A tribulations as such within earshot of him will definitely be running laps after practice.

Only two varsity returners grace the purple and gold’s roster for the upcoming season, juniors Robi Long and Brenna Allsop. Thayer opined the young cagers on his contingent spent a lot of quality court time playing with each other in the Auburn Mountainview summer cage camps and leagues and enjoyed every second of getting to know one another. “There are four freshman on our varsity team and we had some quality experience rising up from what comprised last year’s junior varsity ranks, including one transfer from the AuburnRiverside High School program. She wasn’t eligible to play varsity for us last season, according to league regulations,� Thayer said, “ but senior, point guard Tayler Holtman is probably the most adroit pure shooter in the bunch.� “I am going to go out on a limb and say that this faster and more athletic, albeit younger team is going to surprise some people, especially in the second round of the regular season, once they’ve fought some SPSL 2A b-ball battles together,� said Thayer, whose crew will begin a whole new chapter of Spartan basketball in the league season lid lifter Dec. 6 when the Spartans welcome Eatonville.

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