Bonney Lake and Sumner Courier-Herald, January 18, 2012

SEE INSIDE: State Sen. Pam Roach touts the benefits of ‘oil sand’ and pipeline, Page 8. . . . Attendance at the Bonney Lake Senior Center’s family bingo dropping due to economy, Page 9 . . . White River choir gets extra tune-up at special retreat, Page 3 . . . Spartan boys basketballers best Hornets in overtime, Page 18

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Cascade Water Alliance on Thursday tried to assuage resident fears regarding licenses for work on lakefront property and answer any other questions during a two-hour open house at North Tapps Middle School.

Approximately 100 Lake Tapps

residents packed the school’s multi-purpose room, asking questions of CEO Chuck Clarke and Board President Llyod Warren, before having an opportunity to get specific questions answered from a variety of Cascade officials as well as a member of the Bonny Lake Planning Department.

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Cascade Water Alliance C.E.O. Chuck Clarke addresses a resident’s concerns as Board President Lloyd Warren listens during the Thursday open house. Photo by Brian Beckley

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Outgoing Sumner Councilman Leroy Goff was honored with a street sign during a Jan. 10 retirement party celebrating his 26 years as an elected official. See page 9 for the story and more pictures. Photo by Daniel Nash

Amid allegations that he destroyed public property and comment on the matter that prompted an angry walkout from a public meeting, Sumner Councilman Randy Hynek still received public support for his innocence of vandalism and quality as a city legislator.

City police were led to Hynek’s doorstep early in December following an investigation into the unauthorized cutting of trees by the White River.

The trees in question were 40 Randy Hynek cottonwoods, 22 firs and one cedar planted in the latter half of the last decade, to mitigate development near 24th Street East. Walnut trees requested and cared for by Hynek were left standing. Additionally, fellow elected officials and city employees interviewed by police claimed Hynek had indicated he planned to thin growth in the area to allow the walnut trees to grow, and had checked out equip-

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“There’s never enough time during a class,� White River High School chorale director Robin Howard lamented to the White River School Board. But she gained some ground by thinking outside the box – setting up a choir retreat.

Howard, along with students Stephan Dominguez, Sarah Worley and Jessica Tidwell, shared their experience with the board at its regular meeting Jan. 11.

For two days recently at Sunset Lake Camp in Wilkeson, WRHS choir students developed friendships and learned skills to enhance their singing performance.

Howard said she wanted the group to bond, become inspired, gain better sightreading skills and work with a clinician.

Dominguez, who spoke about the bonding, said the team-building games the students participated in helped negate the group’s cliquishness.

Worley found the clinician Kyle Haugen, codirector of the Tacoma Youth Chorus, a wealth of information. “He really opened up our eyes to the little details of a song we’ve never explored before,� she said.

Tidwell said she found the entire two days inspirational. She said she picked up a number of tips for better performance and found the late Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain’s aunt, Mary Earl, who was the guest speaker, to be energizing.

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Deputy Superintendent Janel Keating explained to the board. A student, she said, who switches schools within the district midyear will find themselves learning the same thing. “They’ve made a lot of progress,� Keating said of the teachers. “There’s been a lot of hard work.� t BOOPVODFE JUT OFYU special meeting will be Jan. 25 and its next regu-

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The licenses, Warren and Clarke said, were more like approval letters to let the company know what work was being done on the lake, though Warren said for minor work like replacing a few boards on a dock, they would probably not be necessary.

He also said there would be no cost for a license, though all local permitting laws and fees must be followed with Pierce County or Bonney Lake. “We’re not using it as a revenue source,� Warren said.

Warren said he expected the large turnout because of some confusion over language in a mailer explaining the company’s licensing policy. “Anytime you’re dealing with somebody’s property you’re going to get interest,� he said.

Lake Tapps resident Frank Blakely said he has no plans to build at his home, but was concerned about the licensing and what it would mean, though he said the meeting quelled his worries. “I feel a lot better leaving,� he said.

But one resident, who declined to give his name, said he was concerned about the language in the

company’s license agreement that allows Cascade to terminate a license “with or without cause� upon 60 days written notice, a clause he called “extremely restrictive.�

Director of Planning Mike Gagliardo said licenses would not be revoked for “no reason,� but if there is a problem, such as the homeowner not complying with local laws, building something that is not covered in the permit or doing something that would damage water quality or lake capacity. “As long as the use is consistent with rights under the deed, that’s all we’re concerned about,� he said.

Gagliardo said Cascade owns all land at 545 feet above sea level and below, though homeowners own their docks and bulkheads.

The maximum height the recorded for water level in Lake Tapps was 543 feet in 1990 and the normal full lake sits at 541 feet.

Gagliardo said the company will also help direct the homeowner to the right municipal agencies to address their building projects. “We want everybody to know what the rules are going forward,� Gagliardo

said.

Clarke told the crowd that Cascade must get similar permits for any work it wants to do on the lake or the dikes that created it. “We’re going through the same process a homeowner goes through,� he said.

Clarke also addressed questions regarding water quality, which he said tests show is “pretty good.� “Water quality hasn’t changed a lot since Puget (Sound Energy) stopped generating power,�

Gagliardo told the crowd. “Indicators of water quality in the lake are very good.�

In all, officials were pleased with the attendance and the direction of the meeting and said they were pleased to see many new faces in the crowd. “Hopefully people came out of this not only getting their questions answered, but able to communicate them with their neighbors,� Warren said.

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Former councilman Leroy Goff, Mayor Dave Enslow, Parks Supervisor Warren Peloli and Associate Planner Eric Mendenhall

each claimed Hynek had either stated he was in the process of cutting cottonwoods or that he planned to thin the growth around his walnut trees to allow them to grow. “Peloli advised detective (Jason) Temple that he received a phone call from city of Sumner Councilman

Hynek this previous Monday (Dec. 5),� wrote Detective Troy Nikolao in one of his police reports. “Peloli indicated that the conversation revolved around this forested buffer zone where we were presently located. According to Peloli, Hynek advised that he had downed some cot-

tonwood trees to aid in the growth of the maple (walnut - Ed.) trees and inquired if the Parks employees could mow in this area.�

Hynek denied, in police interviews and the Jan. 3 City Council meeting, that he committed an act of vandalism. He reasoned that forestry commission groups had, in the past, also cleared out cottonwood trees to allow surrounding vegetation to grow. Additionally, his clearing activities lacked the element of malicious mischief necessary to qualify as vandalism, he said.

Judicial procedure for handling destruction of city property is unique in two respects, compared to other crimes and civil infractions that might occur in city limits.

First, the primary end goal of justice in such matters is restorative, as opposed to strictly punitive.

The city’s overriding goal is to repair the damage at minimal cost to taxpayers, by claiming financial reparations from the destroyer. “Even if the person is proven guilty of the damage in court, the City works with that person for reparation that makes sense,â€? wrote city Communications Director Carmen Palmer, in regard to the process. “For example, the young men who vandalized the City Cemetery did not have the funds to pay for the damage they caused, so the City offered that they could work off their debt‌ instead.â€?

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tion cases, the city strives to avoid creating a monopoly on justice by bringing in independent parties.

Following its investigation of Hynek, the Sumner Police Department forwarded its police report to the assistant chief of Lakewood Police Department for peer review.

The documents were then forwarded to the Pierce County Prosecutor’s office to determine whether to pursue court proceedings.

No charges had been filed to the county Superior Court docket as of Jan. 13.

The Jan. 3 City Council meeting saw several citizens—some acquaintances of Hynek’s—speak out during public comment to support the councilman’s innocence. “Christmas in Sumner is typically wonderful, and the Hynek gathering wasn’t so wonderful since we were really stressed out about the charges against Randy,�

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Hynek alleged that Mayor Enslow orchestrated the threat of a felony charge to have him removed from Council.

Enslow continued council comment: “Maybe I should just say for the record that’s one version of what happened, and there’s another, but it just doesn’t seem to me this is the place to-� “This is exactly the place to talk,� Hynek interjected. “And I’m done for tonight because I’m not going to listen to one more lie out of your face.�

Mixed applause dotted his exit, and first-night councilman Mike LeMaster was left to make the transition with nervous laughter. “I’ve been councilman for an hour,� he said, chuckling.

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The first major community event will be our annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 7. Then we have Spring Clean, Parks Appreciation Day and a community health fair.

During the summer we sponsor Bark in Bonney Lake, Kids Club, Tunes@Tapps and Friday Night Flix.

We have Relay for Life, Shakespeare in the Park, National Night Out, Bonney Lake Days, the Labor of Love Triathlon, Beautify Bonney Lake and the annual holiday tree lighting.

All these events help improve the quality of community life and several – like parks appreciation day, Relay For Life and Beautify Bonney Lake – are opportunities for citizens to give back to the community and to contribute more personally to building the quality of life here in Bonney Lake. In addition, we cosponsor the Sumner-Bonney Lake recreation program administered through the school district.

I am excited about Bonney Lake and encourage you all to get involved.

Details of our events, and links to various others, can be found on the city website, www.citybonneylake. org.

Come join us for a great 2012.

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The Sumner High School drama department opens 2012 with a production of “Up the Down Staircase,� premiering Jan. 26 at the Performing Arts Center.

The plot of the classic play revolves around Sylvia Barrett, a young idealistic English teacher at an inner-city high school who hopes to nurture her students’ interest in classic literature and writing.

Barrett quickly becomes discouraged during her first year, frustrated by petty bureaucracy, the indifference of her students and the incompetence of many of her colleagues and decides to leave public school to work in a smaller private setting.

Her mind is changed, however, by the realization that she has indeed touched the lives of her students.

The play is directed by drama teacher Rachel Street. Tickets ate $10 for adults and $6 for seniors and students. “Up the Down Staircase� is scheduled for 7 p.m. Jan. 26, 27 and 28 and a matinee performance is scheduled for

Volunteers needed for homeless survey

Bonney Lake resident Dorothy B. Newlove died Jan. 8, 2012.

She was born Feb. 2, 1926, in Chicago, moved to Orange, Calif., in 1950 and to Bonney Lake in 1981. She was active at the Bonney Lake Senior Center and with Buckley Eagles bingo.

She is survived by two daughters, two sons, three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband of 41 years, William R. “Bill� Newlove and grandson Jarod P. Newlove.

The 16th annual survey of area homeless is scheduled for Jan. 26-27.

The Pierce County Department of Community Connections and the Tacoma-Pierce County Coalition to End Homelessness seek more than 100 volunteers to survey individuals and families at meal sites, day shelters, health clinics and on the streets.

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While stumbling from one boot store to the next I had an epiphany. No one on earth understands why women buy the things they buy or how they do it. It’s voodoo magic.

After six grueling hours of unimaginable pain and suffering, I could barely walk. I was disoriented and incoherent. Suddenly I hear, “We should have come here first. I found them.�

I could not see the difference between these boots and the first boots we saw hours and hours earlier, but, by the time she found her boots they could have

She is survived by husband Robert; daughter Dannyel (Sutton) Kling of Seneca, Kan.; parents Tom and Rachel Dempe of Sumner;

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cost $10,000 and I would pulled out my card.

She assured me they were a really good deal because the boots were a designer brand by Guido Barfalot or something like that. I just nodded and prayed there was a path to the surface.

On the ride home she talked about her new boots and how much she liked her birthday present. I thought she sounded like the same little girl I have always known.

As we drove away from the mall I made sure to be very careful‌and not look back.

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Nope. She said going together to buy something was a dandy idea.

How diabolical.

Let me tell you, my journey to the underworld makes Orpheus’ puny problems look like cotton candy as far as I’m concerned.

First we went to buy her some running shoes or something. I wasn’t listening that closely. I just kept nodding and thinking, “How long can this possibly last?� I think that was about noon.

We went to the first mall and zipped through store after store. I would like to put in a request that stores place couches with big pillows around for dads with daughters. How hard can that be? Maybe a little TV, a few complimentary snacks and a drink would be nice.

All I found were concrete slabs to sit on. The minute I found an angle I could tolerate it was on to the next store.

If I put my coat on I would sweat. If I took my coat off, I shivered.

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State Sen. Pam Roach stood before a small audience, explaining the need to pull thick, gooey oil from Canadian sands to protect America’s national interests.

She had been invited to a Jan. 5 meeting of the Bonney Lake Patriots, a

group of hard-core conservatives who host monthly meetings at the Cedar Ridge Retirement Center in Bonney Lake.

The phrase “oil sand� hasn’t received much mention in Washington state, but has become something of a hot-button issue in Washington, D.C. Roach has latched onto the political hot potato since being

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At the heart of the issue is the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline project, which would built transmission lines from the Alberta oil fields to points in the United States. The project has an advertised cost of perhaps $7 billion and would stretch more than 2,000 miles to major American oil refineries, most notably those on the Gulf Coast.

The fight has been drawn along political lines. Democrats have been wary, citing potential environmental nightmares; Republicans have pushed for the pipeline, citing the jobs it would create and a decreased need for Middle Eastern oil.

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Roach dismissed the environmental concerns, stating the idea of building a major pipeline is nothing new. Potential hazards would exist, she said, but any problems could be solved. “It’s not like Keystone XL would be the first pipeline,� she said.

The issue had reached a stalemate in the nation’s capitol, where the president had two sides pushing for a decision, each lobbying for a different direction. He had announced a decision would be delayed until 2013.

Not content to wait, Republicans inserted a Keystone approval provision into the hotly-contested payroll tax extension. After some bargaining, the provision evolved into a 60-day window the president now faces.

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“Leroy Goff, this is your life!” Shelly Schlumpf shouted, before putting 83 years on display for a packed house.

This was the second half of a night devoted to a city’s 26-year elected official, dubbed “Mr. Sumner.” Goff sat next to her in front of a room full of city politicians, public servants, business and community leaders, well-wishers and four generations of family.

Perhaps the lesson learned from Goff’s Jan. 10 retirement ceremony is that you can accumulate plenty of friends and acquaintances in 26 years on city council.

The ceremony came in two waves: formal accolades in the city council chambers and a semiformal but lighthearted afterparty at the Old Cannery Furniture Warehouse. The valley community came out in force for both.

The night started with a sis-boom-bah when the Sumner High School band greeted Goff at the door of City Hall to play a set of arrangements just for the occasion.

“Today is a day I’ve been looking forward to a great deal, because Leroy is a councilman who has made a great contribution to Sumner,” Mayor Dave Enslow said. “If there was ever a guy who owned Sumner, it’s Leroy.”

Goff was showered with gifts, including a street sign reading both Leroy’s Way and Leroy’s Place—to reflect his persuasive skill and Sumner’s status as his home—a plaque commemorating his service to public safety, a “Mr. Sumner” windbreaker, another plaque commemorating his naval service in World War II, a fleece jacket marking his place on the Military Affairs Committee, and more than a little well-intentioned embarrassment from Schlumpf, who emceed a slideshow of his life.

“Thanks a lot to all of you for all the help you’ve given me to make decisions,” Goff said.

Leroy Goff proves a Navy man through-and-through. He donned the outfit at age four, years before he enlisted during World War II. Photos Courtesy Shelly Schlumpf.

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Bingo attendance dropping Fewer players means less funding for senior center programs

By Brian Beckley Staff Writer

For years the Bonney Lake Senior Center has supplemented its programs with money raised primarily through Friday night Bingo games.

Recently, attendance at the event has fallen, something Senior Center Director Sue Hilberg blames on a stagnant economy.

“People don’t have the disposable income they used to,” Hilberg said with a shrug, adding that families who two years ago may have spent $50 at bingo are now staying home, popping some popcorn and watching a DVD. “I completely empathize,” she said. “Your dollar doesn’t go as far as it used to.”

But for the senior center, that means its dollars don’t go as far as they used to either.

Friday night bingo is the main source

Stafford Suites is inviting anyone feeling lucky to roll dice and raise money for the American Cancer Society. The retirement center is hosting a 50’s themed Bunco fundraiser Friday.

Bunco is a simple game of chance, played in teams of three. The object is to roll the dice to hit the target number for each round. There are six rounds, and the target number is the number of the round. Every target number rolled is a point.

Tickets are $20 if bought in advance, and $25 at the door.

Ticket price includes all bunco games and refreshments.

Winners of the games take home prizes, and one secret special prize will go to the person with the best ‘50s-inspired costume.

The event begins at 7 p.m.

Stafford Suites is located at 15519 62nd St. Ct. E. in Sumner.

Call Stafford at 253-862-1818 for more information.

Bonney Lake of income for the senior center advisory board. That money is used to help subsidize the center’s budget and pay for additional programs.

“It’s the only fundraiser we have,” Hilberg said, adding that they don’t do regular rummage or bake sales anymore. “The majority of our funds come from bingo revenue.”

According to Hilberg, the center’s Friday night bingo games used to draw between 40 and 60 players each week, but during the past two years, that number has dropped to a typical range between 25 and 40.

The decrease has forced the advisory board, which is elected by senior center members and makes decisions handling the money, to drop some of its support for center programs like senior foot care. The advisory board has been forced to reduce the amount of money it puts toward the monthly program, which in turn raises the cost for individual seniors.

“We just can’t offer as large a subsidy as before,” Hilberg said.

Hilberg said the money is not used for any of the base programs or services offered at the center, but instead helps pay for extras or additional programs to increase the quality of life for the seniors.

Another example is a drop in the senior trip subsidy. According to Hilberg, the board in the past subsidized each senior up to $50 per trip. Because they have been forced to stop that, Hilberg said some of the lower-income seniors are no longer able to go on trips.

“Some of those were educational trips, not all were to the zoo,” Hilberg said.

Hilberg said she hoped attendance would pick back up as the economy improves.

The Bonney Lake Senior Center hosts a Family Friendly Bingo night from 7 - 9:30 p.m. every Friday at the senior center, 19304 Bonney Lake Blvd. They are all-ages games open to the public. A snack bar is available during the games. For more information, call 253-863-7658.

To comment on this story view it online at www.blscourierherald.com. Reach Brian Beckley at bbeckley@courierherald.com or 360-825-2555, ext. 5058.

Looking for strummers, singers

By Daniel Nash Staff Writer

Can you play an instrument? Can you carry a tune and make some toes tap while you do it? Then the Sumner Senior Center may be looking for you.

The senior center seeks a country western or ‘30s-’40s throwback band to play Tuesdays and two Mondays a month.

“Our previous band quit after gas prices rose, one member was in Federal Way, and another was in Gig Harbor,” Senior Center Director Linda Clerget said. “So they decided they couldn’t make the drive anymore.”

Their loss could be the gain of another musician looking for an audience.

The time slot on performance days is 10 a.m. to noon.

Call Linda Clerget at 253-863-2910 for more information.

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Having been a lifelong, sun-loving Californian, who spent as much time on my road bike as humanly possible on a year-round basis, moving to the Northwest was a big deal. I made a pact with myself that I would not give up on my hobby of cycling despite the weather and decided to give a new discipline of bike riding a try.

For those not familiar with the sport of cyclocross, let me give you a brief tutorial about this crazy form of bike racing. Cyclocross racing has roots that are deeply set in the cold and wet winters of northern Europe. Many years ago, one of our cycling forefathers decided that bike racers could stay fit in the fall and winter months by putting knobby tires on their road bikes and racing over muddy courses that were filled with obstacles of all

shapes and sizes.

My first season of cyclocross was fantastic until I hit a muddy rut I didn’t see, falling hard on my rear end and tearing some fibers of gluteal muscle tissue off the back of my femur bone. No problem, I thought. This will get better soon.

Now comes the part that I’m ashamed to admit: for the next 18 months of my clinical practice, I preached much more than I personally practiced. Every day, I would see patients with sore knees, clicking hips or any other manner of musculoskeletal issue that prevented them from leading a comfortable life. Day after day and patient after patient, I would extol the virtues of taking time to engage in physical therapy and recondition the body back to a point where

pain would no longer limit a healthier life – except for me.

I told myself I didn’t have time for it. My job and time with my family were more important than taking care of my own needs. I convinced myself that my body would fix itself, and recovery would be as speedy as when I was 15 years old.

My symptoms reached a point that I could no longer tolerate and I carved some time out in my schedule to have a physical therapist devise a plan for my rehabilitation. “Great,� I thought. “Finally I will commit myself to getting this problem fixed.�

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Dr. Tanya Wilke is a primary-care physician specializing in obstetrics and women’s health at the Enumclaw Medical Center, affiliated with St. Elizabeth Hospital.

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Winter blooms bring color to gray climate garden on my front porch.

You don’t even need a garden to enjoy the blooms of Jacob the hellebore this month.

Marianne Binetti Local growers have discovered this perennial Horticulturist does well indoors as a temporary houseplant.

Meet Marianne Binetti Snatch one up at a local at the Tacoma Home and nursery, watch the blooms Garden Show at 2 p.m. Jan. 25 to Jan. 29. She’ll teach unfold and enjoy the gentle seminars on winter garden- fragrance. Once the flowing and pruning tips and ers are done you can add give away plants and gifts this hellebore to a shaded to some attendees. For more part of the garden or, if information visit OTSshows. you don’t have a garden of your own, offer the plant to com someone who does.

The third week of January is the start of the gardening You can enjoy drifts of season – yep, the Tacoma color from winter-bloomHome and Garden Show ing heather and these low, runs Jan. 25 through Jan. 29, shrubby plants will even followed by the Northwest Flower and Garden Show in February and then a bumper crop of garden shows, plant sales and blooming celebrations to welcome the 2012 growing season.

So what’s going on in the garden on in the midst of winter’s dark days? The joy of the winter garden celBABY TEETH, ebrates hellebores, heathers ADULT CONCERNS and snowdrop bulbs with Ten percent of two-yearolds and over half of fivesigns of spring popping up year-olds have cavities. all over.

These numbers show that If your own landscape tooth decay is the most common chronic disease among looks bleak this time of today’s youngsters. To better year, it’s time to consider tackle this problem, parents adding these bloomers to must understand that dental caries are caused by transbrighten a January day

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bloom again in the summer if you remember to shear off their spent blooms right after they flower.

The secret to growing great heather is to keep the fibrous root system from rotting by not planting them too deep. Don’t use a mulch near the crown of the plants and make sure new heather plants get plenty of

Hellebores: The Lenten Rose or Christmas Rose

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It is all the new varieties that have made this oldfashioned cottage garden plant suddenly Twitter worthy and Facebook proud.

A variety named Jacob has pure white blooms that fade to green and this proud winter bloomer holds it’s blossoms on upright stems rather than nodding downward like most hellebores.

Another early-blooming hellebore, called Ivory Prince, bloomed for seven months in a container

missible bacteria that produce acids as a byproduct of eating sugary and starchy foods. While children may brush morning and night and avoid candy, they might eat baked goods and other sticky snack foods that accumulate between teeth and cause of cavities. A switch to healthier foods can help prevent this problem.

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When it comes to adding winter-blooming heather to the landscape the best advice is to visit garden centers in winter and pick out plants in full bloom.

Heather propagate easily and new varieties are introduced each year.

The tiny leaves and

microscopic flowers make this evergreen shrub easy to ignore unless you plant it in the landscape in groups of five to seven or add your winter-blooming heather to patio pots near the house.

Winter Blooming Bulbs

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dwarf daffodils are all peeking up from the frozen winter ground this month.

If you want a closer look at these delicate beauties dig the bulbs from the ground now, set the plant, roots, bulbs and all into a tea cup with a bit of soil and enjoy a tiny garden on your

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“The City of Bonney Lake’s mission is to protect the community’s livable identity and scenic beauty through responsible growth planning and by providing accountable, accessible and efficient local government services.�

REPORTER Cit y of B onney L ake

JA N UA RY 2012

New Bonney Lake Justice Center

City of Bonney Lake 2011 - The Year in Review Despite a down economy and dwindling revenues, the City was still able to accomplish some needed projects during 2011. Using a combination of bonds, existing revenues, and grant funds, Bonney Lake was able to make considerable community progress. Here are the highlights of some of the more visible projects and events of 2011.

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he City held a ribbon cutting for the “Justice Center� in May with the Mayor and council members (current and former) participating in the ceremony. The existing City Hall was last remodeled in the early 1970s when the City had 4,000 residents and 40 employee. Today, it has 17,500 residents

Lake Debra Jane Water and Street Improvements

and 132 employees. The aging and cramped City buildings were no longer able to accommodate city growth. The Justice Center is intended to serve as an interim City building until the new civic center can be constructed in the downtown in several years. Current plans are to move more city staff into the facility and remove the current City Hall Annex from City use. The new Justice Center was funded in part with a $10 million civic center councilmanic bond. A councilmanic, or non-voted, bond is one in which the City cannot raise taxes to fund the debt service on the bonds. It must come from existing general City revenues. The new Justice Center received a LEED Gold Certification. It is the only LEED certified building in Bonney Lake, will serve as an example of how the Bonney Lake downtown can develop in a sustainable manner. „

Mayor’s Cancer Battle Makes National News

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The water main replacement was so extensive that the entire street needed to be repaved afterward, an added bonus to those who drive the area. „

not only fighting his battle with cancer, but also continued to run the City from his hospital bed.

Neither three rounds of chemo nor a bone marrow transplant could keep him down. He arranged to participate in City Council meetings from his hospital bed via Skype. King 5 found out about it and did a news story that was also picked up by CNN and broadcast nationally. Mayor Johnson’s continued devotion to Bonney Lake during his battle with cancer has been an inspiration to the entire community. On July 29th and 30th, Mayor Johnson lead the Bonney Lake contingent at the annual Relay for Life at Sunset Stadium. „

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City Mailing Address

P.O. Box 7380 Bonney Lake, WA 98391

Phone

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Fax

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City Hall

19306 Bonney Lake Blvd.

City Hall Annex

8720 Main Street E

Public Safety Building

18421 Sumner-Buckley Hwy E.

Justice Center

9002 Main Street E

Senior Center

19304 Bonney Lake Blvd.

Public Safety Building Bonds Retired

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The City currently has no voted debt, and as such tax payers will see a reduction to the City share of their property tax bill in 2012. „ 571905

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PA I D A D V E RT I S E M E N T

City Receives 6th Consecutive Tree City Award

More SR 410 Sidewalks

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pril 16th several dozen Bonney Lake volunteers met at the former WSU Forest entrance behind Fred Meyer to celebrate Arbor and Park Appreciation Day. Following a ceremony in which the City was awarded a 6th consecutive Tree City USA award by the WA Department of Natural Resources, volunteers and City officials spent the rest of the morning cleaning up the former WSU Forest, including 40 acres donated to the City, now referred to as Midtown Park. All trails have been reopened to the public.

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ity staff were successful in obtaining a grant to install additional sidewalks along SR410, from 198th Ave East to 208th Ave East. This project included curb, gutter, storm drainage system and a 10-foot wide Sidewalk with a 5-foot wide bicycle lane along the north side of SR 410 from 198th Avenue East to approximately 440-feet west of 208th Avenue East for an approximate project length of 2,800 LF.

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ulti-Care celebrated the grand opening of their new Bonney Lake medical building on South Prairie Road with a community open house October 1. The project is the first “Class A” medical office space to be located within the City of Bonney Lake and the surrounding area. Construction of the 58,500 square-foot building is a three-story building with services including eye and skin care, diagnostic imaging, foot care, primary care, pediatrics, orthopedics, lab and pharmacy.

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BL Elementary School Reconstruction

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onney Lake Elementary opened its doors to the community Nov. 16, to celebrate its renovation

and 50 years of molding young minds. The City worked closely with the District throughout the construction. Included in the work were the installation of sidewalks along 80th Street E and 82nd Street E. This project included installing Sidewalk Improvements, minor road widening and storm drainage improvements for the existing 80th Street E and 82nd Street. Additionally, 15 parking stalls were installed to serve the adjacent EL Elementary soccer field and the Viking Dog Park. In addition, the existing waterline and service connections were upgraded.

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fter two years of on-again off-again highway construction, the new $18.4 million road widening project in Eastown has finally been completed. On September 7th, state and local officials participated in the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Eastown SR410 widening. In attendance were various property owners, state legislator Cathy Dahlquist, Mayor Neil Johnson, Deputy Mayor Swatman, councilmembers Rackley and Lewis, Public Works Director Dan Grigsby and City Administrator Don Morrison, along with representatives of WSDOT, the governor’s office, and the contractor.

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When the 5-1 White River boys basketball squad welcomed Sumner High’s 5-1 roundballers Jan. 10, the encounter definitely lived up to its billing, as the two played to a 49-49 deadlock at the end of regulation.

After a four-minute overtime, Sumner prevailed, winning 60-49 to elevate the Spartans to second place at 6-1 and drop the Hornets to third place at 5-2 in the South Puget Sound League 2A standings.

Each teams entered the rendezvous having dropped their only league contests to defending Class 2A state champion Clover Park.

As the Jan. 10 skirmish between the Spartans and the Hornets got under way, White River took the early momentum and held a 17-13 advantage at the end of the first quarter. In the second period, though, Sumner’s pressuring defense kicked in, holding White River to a paltry four points, which helped SHS turn the tide and go up 26-21 at intermission.

A stalemate occurred in the third stanza as neither team could seem to get the

upper hand, accumulating 15 points each, but much to the glee of the Hornet faithful on hand, WRHS began to develop a sense of urgency and stepped up its game a bit in the fourth frame. With time expiring in regulation the Hornets were coming on strong and Billy Kiel, who booked 22 points in the SPSL 2A battle, buried a clutch 3-point bucket to knot the tally at 49 apiece.

Sumner’s Joey Kendall, who was the game’s high scorer with 27 points, took his game to the next level in overtime, along with teammates Zeb Glissmeyer and Dave DeVries, who scored 10 points each.

While White River rolled out the red carpet for a second meeting with Clover Park bunch Friday night, Sumner traveled to Eatonville; the results of those SPSL 2A contests were not available for this edition, due to early deadlines.

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Taking a break from South Puget Sound League 2A play, the White River High girls went on the road to defeat Bonney Lake 56-38 Thursday night.

The Hornets, 12-1 overall, built a semi-comfortable lead through the first three quarters, holding their host to single-figure scoring in each period. White River then broke things open with a 23-point, four-quarter outburst.

Leading the way offensively for the Hornets were Cassidy France and Kennedy Hobert with 16 points each, and Amanda Lance, who added 12.

The White River High crew scored early and often the evening of Jan. 10, rolling to a lopsided, 74-34 victory

over the visiting Sumner Spartans.

The Hornets gave up the first bucket of the night, but then went on a 31-3 tear that effectively decided the outcome of the SPSL 2A tilt. After building a halftime advantage of 33-11, White River poured it on during the third quarter, eventually building a 33-point cushion be the end of the third quarter.

Aside from improving to 7-0 in SPSL 2A play, the dominating performance gave coach Chris Gibson the opportunity to provide playing time to his reserves. Gaining valuable court time were a handful of freshmen on the varsity roster.

Ten Hornets cracked the scoring column, led by Hobert’s 28 points.

White River High’s Kennedy Hobert makes a pass against Sumner defender Rachel Stowell during the Hornets’ South Puget Sound League 2A 73-34 victory. Photo by Kevin Hanson.

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Panthers bring a tsunami to Lakes High Staff Writer

BLHS Wrestling

The Bonney Lake wrestling squad lifted its South Puget Sound League 3A record to 3-1 by winning a match on the road against Lakes High 58-24.

Individual match results were not made available

by the home team, but Panther coach Anthony Clarke was contacted by phone Thursday before his wrestlers boarded a plane for Utah Valley State College and last weekend’s RUMBLE! wrestling

event, nestled in the Rocky Mountains, featuring grapplers from six different states and 50 different high school teams. Look for Bonney Lake results from RUMBLE! online at www. blscourierherald.com.

Clarke said it was business as usual against Lakes Jan. 11, as 126-pound

Spartans prove Eatonville was Cruising for a bruising

By Daniel Nash Staff Writer

SHS Wrestling

The Sumner High wrestling team defeated Eatonville 44-34 Thursday night in a duel on the Cruisers’ home mat. The Spartans won eight out of 14 matchups.

Jacob Unger, wrestling at 106 pounds, ushered in an auspicious start with a pin in the last minute of the third round.

Travis Filleau, 113, followed with a pin in the third round at the 5-minute, 22-second mark. Cade Little, 126, took the Spartans’ fastest pin at the 1:55 mark and Wyatt James, 132, pinned his Cruiser in the second round at 2:49. Jeremy Jackson, 138, won by 6-5 point decision.

A.J. Atoigue, 160, won by a 19-3 technical fall and Tanner Sjoden, 170, earned a pin at 1:55. Justin Myers, 220, continued last

week’s duel dominance with a 5:38 pin.

Freshman Musolo Mwila, 285, lost to a first round pin but gained some early varsity experience. Others coming up short against Eatonville were Hunter Eberhart, 120, who lost 12-4, and Jed Schliesman, 145, Miles Grant, 152, Nick Hultberg, 182, and Nick Ehrenheim, 195, all losing by pin.

The Spartans wrestled at the Ellensburg Tournament at Ellensburg High Saturday.

Results came too late for print due to the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, but can be found online.

The team stays home for a 7 p.m. dual meet Thursday against Washington High School.

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senior captain Andrew Cunningham started the proceedings with a 15-1 technical fall midway through the second round.

Colton Tracy, 113 pounds, Tyler Hernandez, 152, Chili Saban, 160, Jake Leuders, 170, and Kasey Board, 220, all pinned their opponents.

Evan Dorsey, at 182 pounds, and Jordan Schultz, 195, won by forfeit.

At 7 p.m. Thursday, Bonney Lake will host Auburn Mountainview for the final league match of the regular season. The largest group of upperclassmen wrestlers ever honored at Bonney Lake, a dozen

seniors, will be recognized during the annual Senior Wrestler Appreciation Night.

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