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If you wake up to see helicopters in the sky Wednesday and fire engines blaring outside your home, just know it’s only a drill, a really big one.

The Kent, Maple Valley and Black Diamond fire departments will all participate in a large scale regional exercise in the Maple Valley area on Aug. 29.

The exercise will simulate a breach in the Howard Hanson Dam, which would cause the Green River to flood the surrounding areas. The exercise will utilize a mobile State DEM Air Branch to coordinate the deployment of all regional aviation assets in support of anticipated local mission requests.

Kyle Moore, a spokesman for the Seattle Fire Department, said the exercise is part of the Urban

The Maple Valley Hearing Examiner upheld the city’s stop work order to a medical marijuana business, but dismissed nine others.

According to the finding of fact released by Hearing Examiner Gary McLean, all but one of the citations issued against Green Society Group — which concerned the stop work order — “failed to establish violations of the specific codes” dealing with a do not occupy notice.

Concerning the stop work order, “The City of Maple Valley proved by the preponderance of the evidence that the specific violation…occurred at the property leased by the GSG appellants. In short, GSG had substantial tenant improvement construction work performed on its leased space

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Maple Valley firefighters raised $8,000 as part of their annual Fill the Boot fundraiser campaign Aug. 17 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

The fundraiser, which brought in $2,000 more than last year’s campaign, had firefighters walking up and down Kent Kangley Road and state Route 169 at Four

Corners, asking drivers for spare change in-between lights.

Jason Fox, a Maple Valley firefighter and coordinator with Local 3062, said he hoped to raise roughly $10,000. Still, compared to last year’s amount, he said he was pleased.

“That’s kind of always our goal to get $10,000,” he said. “I had a little more help this year than I did last year. Other than that, nothing has changed (in terms of

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Fox stated that not only did they have a few individuals donate hundred dollar bills a girl carrying a sign for Great Clips donated her entire day’s pay.

The Maple Valley firefighter’s Fill the Boot fundraiser first started in 2004, when Fox held it in the Safeway parking lot.

Initially, it raised $2,000. The next year, they decided to bring the fundraiser out onto the street, which brought in $5,000. [ more BOOT page 9 ]

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Maple Valley firefighter Ken Goll accepts a donation Aug. 17 during the annual Fill the Boot fundraiser at Four Corners. TJ MARTINELL, The Reporter

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Watering is the most important task this week especially if you want a landscape that will continue to look great all season.

Remember to water slowly and deeply to train the roots of trees, shrubs and perennials to grow deep in search of moisture rather than stay at the surface of Marianne Binetti

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The last week of August means the start of autumn maintenance and fall propagation in the garden.

This is the time to cut back, take cuttings, dig and divide early blooming perennials and start filling up the compost bin. Continue to harvest herbs, veggies and cut flowers from the garden and keep all your beds weeded so that the summer weeds

the soil. Drip lines, soaker hoses and improving your soil with compost and organic matter are all ways to cut back on the water bill.

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to cut back the canes of June-bearing raspberries that have already given you a harvest. When you see that the foliage has turned yellow and brown than get snippy all the way to ground level. Cutting back the canes now will allow the new growth coming up from below to take over.

Don’t prune back the new fall-bearing raspberries or everbearing raspberries as you can still enjoy a late harvest this fall. In general for all plants this time of year, if the leaves are green, let them be, it it‘s brown cut it down.

Q. I have bearded iris plants that have grown ugly with age and now have less blooms. I suspect I need to divide them. I have read you should do this in the fall. My question is what month is considered the best for dividing iris? M.K., Email A. Dig in now as late August and the entire month of September are the perfect time to divide early-blooming perennials like iris, poppies, pulmo-

narias, and hosta. Don‘t divide hellebores and wait until the weather cools in late September or October if you must divide or move peonies.

The tip for happy bearded iris is to make sure you don’t plant the thick and knobby roots too deep.

You can cut back the tall and spiky foliage to just six inches tall when you replant and toss out the older, center section of the iris corms. Iris need full sun and well-drained soil - and don’t forget the slug bait.

Marianne Binetti has a degree in horticulture from Washington State University and is the author of “Easy Answers for Great Gardens� and several other books.

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Don’t try to recycle water from washing clothes. A practical way to cut back on wasted water is to recycle the water from cooking vegetables. Just don’t salt the water and let it cool before using it to water houseplants, hanging baskets and container gardens.

As a bonus the nutrients that leach from the boiled veggies will help to fertilize the potted plants.

If you hand boil eggs, this cooking water is an excellent source of calcium for tomatoes and blooming houseplants. Again, remember not to add salt to the cooking water if you recycle it onto your plants.

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MAPLE VALLEY FOOD BANK BURGLARIZED ON The Maple Valley Food Bank and Emergency Services building was vandalized sometime between 10 p.m. Aug. 17 and 7 a.m. Aug. 18, according to Jennifer Rodgers, a member of the executive board of directors for the food bank.

Burglars used a saw to cut a two-foot square hole in the outer wall of the building and into the Food Bank’s walk-in refrigerator, Rodgers said in a statement sent via email.

Once inside the refrigerator, they then cut a hole into the walk-in freezer.

The damage is estimated to be in approximately $5,000. A small amount of food was stolen. Lukas Olsen from McKinstry Co. has volunteered to fix most of the damages, Rodgers wrote in an email.

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In the nearly four years since members of Real Life Church discovered mountain biking trails on its property near Black Diamond an unlikely number of partnerships have formed.

Rick Heinz, the property development lead for RLC, was with a work party which included Joan Burlingame of Friends of Rock Creek that was eradicating Scotch broom. “I was there the day that the pastor and I and a couple others went out and found this are area on the church property where there were all these wooden structures and spikes in tress,� Heinz said. “It looked like someone had torn the place up. I was one of those bad guys who tore everything up.�

What a difference four years makes.

When Pastor Steve Murray started the church, he hadn’t envisioned mountain bike trails being a part of the ministry, much less on the property when the church bought it in 2007.

Instead Murray saw the land as a place for Real Life to have a church building to call its own — the congregation of 400 meets at Kentlake High for now — and the rest of the property could be used for recreational purposes and be open to the community.

After some time and thought, any resistance on the part of church leaders melted away, and a meeting of the minds was set up at a

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This map shows the expansive trail system surrounding Real Life Church’s property in Black Diamond. Image courtesy of Real Life bike shop in Black Diamond.

From there, things happened quickly, faster than anyone had anticipated.

And as the work on the property between the mountain biking community as well as other trail users has progressed, it’s changed Heinz’s life in ways he couldn’t have imagined. “There’s a lot of people in Real Life Church who don’t really get it,� Heinz said. “But, I’ve become consumed with it where I’ve developed really good relationships with the guys at King County Parks. I’ve really got some great relationships with the guys that ride and I even run with some of the guys on the trails.�

In April 2011, the church property was the site for a

BuDu Racing Series event that brought hundreds of mountain biking enthusiasts to the land. “This year, we got hooked up again with BuDu Racing, so we did another mountain big racing event,�

Heinz said. “Last summer we did a trail running event. In the first part of June we did Mountain Bikepalooza, which was more of a fun, non-competitive event.�

With nine miles of trails on RLC’s land that is part of a larger trail system that covers 50 to 60 miles from Four Corners to the church property to Lake Sawyer, there is plenty of opportunity to partner with the county as well as with Friends of Rock Creek, the Evergreen Mountain Biking

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and ride your mountain bike because there’s such a large trail system,� Heinz said.

In the near term, Heinz noted, King County is working to put in parking on both sides of SR 169 near the church’s property.

It will add more than 100 parking spots. “We’re still hoping that parking will get knocked out before winter,� he said. “That was something Joan and myself felt was important. With the usage you need the infrastructure to back up the activities out here. We were concerned about safety.�

Another unexpected result of the relationships he’s formed with King County Parks staff has been offering opportunities for Boy Scouts to use RLC’s property to complete projects in order to earn the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest rank a Scout can achieve. “The county guys will get a hold of me and they’ll connect me with kids,�

Heinz said. “It’s been cool to see the kids getting out there. It’s been fun for me to get involved with that.�

Through all of this, an informal group Heinz called the Black Diamond Trail Coalition has formed, with about 100 people involved. “It’s really just trying to pull together the folks who use the trails out here all the time, who appreciate them, stay connected and make sure we don’t lose this,� he said. “It’s this great connector to go out and be in the woods, kind of be a kid. I feel like it’s a hidden treasure in our community.�

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And as Plum Creek Timber Co. prepares to sell off land near the church’s property, Heinz sees an opportunity to work with the new owner. “I’ve been in contact with the potential new owners hoping that once everything goes through and they do their clearing, we’ll be able to form a partnership with them and re-establish a legitimate trail system,� Heinz said.

Heinz has also worked with EMBA, the Backcountry Horsemen, cycle cross enthusiasts and King County staff to see if there might be a way to create mountain bike park underneath some power lines near state Route 169. “The cycle cross guys had been looking for another place where they could set up a course to practice and do races,â€? Heinz said. “The county has offered this spot ‌ for a bike park. Things kind of got slowed down a little bit (due to lack of funding). So, we’re looking for some funding sources from investors who would be willing to come in and help us develop that area.â€?

Heinz said he has found a great deal of support from bike shop openers in the area, particularly Ron Flores, who owns Bike Masters & Boards in Maple Valley.

Flores and Heinz envision the bike park under the power lines as a destination ride center. “You can come out and spend the whole day or even the whole weekend

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Five others citations McLean ruled he did not have jurisdiction over. GSG first received a stop work order and do not occupy notice in May. Jay Berneberg, attorney for its owner Chris Schoonover, appealed to the hearing examiner later that month. Meanwhile, the business remained open. The hearing examiner proceedings were in late July. GSG is located at 22210 S.E. 272nd Street in Frontier Square near the intersection of Kent-Kangley Road and Witte Road.

Although the city’s motion to include an additional citation failed, McLean wrote “the evidence presented at the hearing was sufficient to establish a prima facie case for violations of specific city codes and orders not specifically cited in the defective citations.� This means the city will be able to amend or reissue citations with correct city code.

City Manager David Johnston stated the city intends to reissue the citations. “We’re fairly pleased with the hearing examiner decision upholding our stop work order and his decisions on most of the citations,â€? he said. “We felt it was good‌that the third party said we did our job well. So now we got to this stage we are looking at our criminal and civil options and all that. It’s really nice the stop work order is valid and they should not be open.â€?

Johnston added, “there are some criminal options that I am not privileged to talk about this time but we are seeing if we should do this as well. We were just waiting to get this finding from the hearing examiner so we could examine which ways to proceed.�

In a statement sent via email by Berneberg Tuesday, the attorney for GSG said a decision from a second hearing examiner proceeding is still pending and there are a number of other issues which still need to be sorted out. “My client is happy that GSG prevailed on all but one of the citations filed by the city so far,� Berneberg wrote. “But, we still have a long way to go — one case pending with the hearing examiner, an injunction case pending in Superior Court, potentially an appeal from the first hearing and a potential lawsuit against the city based upon facts which we know but which have yet to be proven in court.�

XXX DPWJOHUPOSFQPSUFS DPN t XXX NBQMFWBMMFZSFQPSUFS DPN building permits take three to four weeks to be issued and another week for other departments to review them. Based on that, McLean wrote that even if Peterson’s emails impacted GSG’s ability to file a permit, it lasted only a week, an impact he considered to be “small� compared to the overall amount of time needed. Additionally, McLean wrote GSG received a contractor bid on March 9, and based on that it had sufficient amount of time to submit its plans for improvement permits and comply with city code before its grand opening on April 20. “There is nothing in the record to show why GSG did not or could not have initiated their permit application process long ago. If they intended to comply with the law, they should have had no reservations in submitting their application.�

STOP WORK ORDER CITATIONS DISMISSED With the stop work order violations, however, McLean dismissed all the citations, writing that the city failed to prove GSG had continued improvement work after the order had been posted, the exact text of the order was too ambiguous and the subsequent citations referred to a separate municipal code violation.

The stop work order notice was posted after it was found GSG had not filed for tenant improvement permits for work done inside the premises. According to the findings of fact, the stop work order notice forbade GSG from “any work or activity that is causing or contributing to the violation on the property where the violation has occurred or is occurring.�

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Ruling in favor of the city in regard to the do not occupy notice, McLean concluded that although the city refused to accept GSG’s permit applications for a short period of time, GSG had the time before it opened to obtain the necessary permits and only afterward attempted to comply. “The preponderance of the evidence supports the Building Official’s determination that the GSG offices were/are ‘Unsafe’ and that the space should not be occupied and/or open for business,� he wrote.

According to the findings, $35,000 of construction work was done prior to its April 20 opening. On April 20, several city staffers, including Building Inspector KC Ellis, visited GSG and “through discussions and observations learned of the extensive tenant improvement work that had been performed on the site without permits or inspections.�

On April 23, according to the findings, Berneberg, several of GSG’s owners and city staff met at City Hall to discuss the situation. On April 30, Community Development Director Ty Peterson sent an email to his staff telling them not to “accept any applications for development review or building permits from or for gSg Gardens.â€? “While there was testimony from city witnesses as to the intent of this email‌the common sense reading of the message and its subject must be recognized,â€? McLean wrote. “In this case, testimony provided by the city witnesses established that the message was read to say what it means and mean what it says‌.city staff read the message to mean that they should not accept permit applications from GSG. Whether that was Mr. Peterson’s intent is irrelevant.â€?

According to GSG owner, Schoonover, an official from the city posted the unsafe, do not occupy and stop work order notices to the entrance of his business May 3 after his permit was allegedly denied by the city due to the moratorium on medical marijuana gardens and dispensaries.

In his findings, McLean concluded city staff did in fact reject permit application materials from Schoonover when he tried to file them May 1. During the hearing, Schoonover stated that he had attempted to turn in his materials April 30, the day before, but no one was available to accept them.

McLean, however, concluded that Schoonover’s account of the events were “imprecise, inconsistent and not as credible as his other testimony.�

According to the findings, Peterson sent out another email May 8 instructing staff to accept an application from GSG, but that it would need to be reviewed for compliance with city requirements. On May 9, the materials were submitted and accepted by the city. During the hearing, Ellis testified that

olating the stop work order were issued, he added that the order “says nothing about occupant or continued operation of a business open to the public. Instead, it appears to only address ‘work’ that would be considered ‘tenant improvement,’ i.e. construction work.�

During the hearings, the city attorney argued the stop work order was intended to prohibit continued occupancy of the space and conducting of businesses in the GSG offices.

Berneberg, on the other hand, asserted that the order inferred that only improvement work should cease at GSG and did not state specifically which work it referred to.

McLean ultimately sided with GSG, writing, “clearly the city could have crafted a better Stop Work Order, such that the terms of any order and the notice issued and posted with the tag were sufficient to place the Persons Responsible on notice as to precisely what sort of ‘work’ and/or ‘activity’ that they should immediately stop or cease. A simple explanation‌ should have been included. It was not.â€?

In the end, McLean wrote the order was open to “broad interpretations� or “extremely narrow reading.� “Even though there was testimony that ‘boiler-plate’ language works most of the time, this is a case where it does not,�

McLean wrote.

A writing is considered ambiguous if it is susceptible to two different, reasonable interpretations. McLean ruled that the citations also referenced the do not occupy notice, rather than stop work order. “None of the follow-up Stop Work Citations describe any allegations of construction work at the GSG site,� he wrote. “Instead, they only describe circumstances where the GSG offices continued to be occupied.�

McLean did rule, however, that the city’s actions were not “arbitrary and capricious.�

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Reward in other awards Kris Hill Assistant editor

While I was on vacation the week of Aug. 13 a letter from the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association arrived.

I found it on my desk the morning of Aug. 18 — yes, I stopped by the office on a Saturday morning while on vacation, I left something at the office that I needed, anyway — and was quite pleased with the news it brought. “Dear Publisher: Congratulations! Your newspaper has won one or more awards in each of the following divisions of the 2012 Better Newspaper Contest: News, Photography ‌ Staff members whose entries placed 1st, 2nd or 3rd are: Kris Hill, TJ Martinell.â€?

A little background, first, though.

I hate newspaper contests. It stems, of course, from not winning the first couple times I entered while watching others whom I considered of lesser ability take home awards for articles I thought were, well, inferior to my work.

What can I say, I was in my mid-20s, I thought I was hot stuff. When I became a parent I realized I wasn’t and I knew nothing.

Another reason I am leery of contests is that for some reason I was asked to judge a similar contest when I was a cub reporter working in Las Vegas.

Barely 22, I had been on the job as an intern at a daily newspaper for six months, so my qualifications at that point were lacking.

My supervisor asked me to help judge the contest I think so I could learn from the experience. I just hope I did a decent job.

Finally, contests are a royal pain the butt. It is incredibly time consuming pulling together entries then submitting them even though we can do quite a bit electronically. Essentially it makes me want to bang my head against a wall and hire a high school kid, pay her minimum wage to cut out pages or convert InDesign documents to PDFs just so TJ Martinell and I don’t have to do it.

In this process, Dennis Box is largely unhelpful, only chiming in to tell me to make sure we enter some stuff and then once more to tell us we did it all wrong.

Anyway, I finally won my first award last year

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YarrowBay developments too big for Black Diamond?

In all the meetings that I have attended regarding the YarrowBay Master Planned Developments in Black Diamond there is one thing that all vocal residents on both sides of the issue agree on. They are not against growth in Black Diamond.

The complaint as I understand it is not that people don’t want Black Diamond to grow, but that the plans are so large and far reaching that

for my series about teen drug and alcohol abuse called “Under the Influence.� Third try is the charm, I suppose.

This year’s WNPA contest is the third time we’ve entered any of TJ’s work, so, I guess that old axiom rings true for him, as well.

This is actually the third time in the past year I’ve received notice I’ve won an award — in the spring I took second place for best schools or education coverage for my series of columns about my participation on the Kentlake Site Council in a national contest — so I guess now I’m just used to winning.

No, no, I’m being sarcastic.

Really, for me it’s much more rewarding to see that TJ has won his first award. Considering he’s been in the newspaper business for roughly 18 months — it took me 10 years to win my first award, OK, I stopped entering contests for a while, like eight years — this is a tremendous accomplishment.

As I told him Aug. 20 when I returned from a week off, I am extremely proud of him. TJ’s work has come a long way since we first hired him in April 2011 and it really shows in the pieces he’s written, particularly in the past six months.

As someone who has been responsible for mentoring him, yes now is an appropriate time to lament his fate, along with Dennis, this means more to me than another certificate with my name on it.

We aren’t sure yet what either of us have won

and we won’t find out until Sept. 28. Neither of us will likely be at the award ceremony which is part of a larger WNPA conference set for that weekend in Yakima. We will both have a lot on our plates by late September between the Tahoma and Kent school districts, coverage of three cities, as well as fall prep sports along with all the other stuff we do around here that you see in the paper as well as up on the web.

Thing is, we win awards not because we have our eye on that kind of prize, but because we try every week to give you the best community newspaper possible filled with stories about your friends, your neighbors, your kids, and how your tax dollars are being spent by entities of all sizes.

Awards are nice. They look good on the curriculum vitae, especially for a young reporter like TJ who will surely outgrow us here and move on to bigger and better things someday, but ultimately what’s most important is the fact that those are byproducts of fulfilling our mission as a newspaper.

As legendary UCLA men’s basketball coach John Wooden used to say, “It’s the little details that are vital. Little things make big things happen.� It’s the little things that TJ does around here that has led to this first award (or awards). I suspect it won’t be the last.

That letter was definitely a good way to end my week off. Hope you are as excited as I am about the news. We’ll keep you posted.

many residents feel they will be stripped of the opportunity they are used to having of weighing in on each little change that happens to our little town, fully controlling it’s destiny on a year by year basis.

I see this in a different light. The residents of Black Diamond have before them a one of a kind opportunity precisely because of the size and scope of the YarrowBay Master Planned Developments, to plan the look and feel of a city five, 10 15 years down the road and be a model for City development planning all over the northwest.

Our city staff has worked diligently in preparation for this, to update all the building codes that will regulate the construction that will take place in Black Diamond.

Some things are not a matter of city code. Due to urban growth regulations cities are required to increase population in the city limits to preserve rural lands.

Concerns over traffic and schools at this point are a bit of hyperventilating over the “what ifs.� If Black Diamond, as it grows, develops a problem

with traffic or schools or water quality or safety, all these factors are researched by potential home owners and business investors and Black Diamond will simply not grow until what ever problem we encounter is addressed. What I am saying is the speed of growth will be governed by how the public views the quality of life in Black Diamond. Why wouldn’t you have a master plan for as far out as you can make your mind think?

Harvey Senecal Black Diamond

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Wilderness Golf Course may break even.� I wanted to express my opinion about the great news for the golf course in Maple Valley. I’m very excited for them and feel great about the fact that now they can maybe have the opportunity to gain profit for their golf course. I am a fan of the game of golf which is why this article made me want to express my opinion about it. The article was very well written by TJ Marinell. The writing had great details and made me feel like I knew every detail about the situation. I also appreciated that the article was not biased in any way which made me believe that the details and facts in the story were very believable and true.

Nick Creasia Covington

MPD concerns are reasonable I understand Boston, Sorci, Bowie and Hanson, who are past and replaced Black Diamond City Council persons are desperately attempting to continue to propagate a biased oversimplification of the facts so their official decisions while on the BDCC don’t seem so egregious.

These are folks who have a proclivity for seeing the glossy YarrowBay advertisements as truth. They ignore fact when it contains “pesky grit� requiring critical thinking, study and fact checking. Their hope is to dazzle with wishful thinking. As if ignoring facts can ease overwhelming disasters which are not addressed responsibly, and completely mitigated, in any agreement or contract

ier behaviors than to hurt someone when they get angry or frustrated.

Children are given age-appropriate information about abuse, have opportunities to talk about their experiences and have a chance to express their feelings.

The goal of the program is to decrease a child’s sense of isolation and teach

skills that will help them break the cycle of violence.

Parents will gain a better understanding of the impact of domestic violence on their children and find ways to not only talk to but listen to their children about their feelings and experiences.

Classes are facilitated by a licensed mental health therapist and a domes-

made with Yarrow Bay or any developer. PROUD forgot their awesome responsibility as lawmakers to complete understanding of the real actual worst possible consequences, before making promises to a developer.

These promises will be paid for by the good citizens of BD they were pledged to represent and sworn to protect from poor decisions.

PROUD also has a bias toward “saving� money for YarrowBay on the backs of Black Diamond citizens by not requiring the more extensive and vitally necessary studies, as described by the Hearing Examiner. These studies are required under Black Diamond’s comp plan, with the language “best most current proven science�.

YarrowBay is financially responsible for these studies under our written municipal code. PROUD is wishing to live in an imagined world of best and most promised rosiest outcomes.

The pragmatist citizens among us understand that the wished-for will never be the reality; unless every one of the environmental issues

is addressed in the most aggressive and comprehensive way down to the real minutia. This must be done to preserve both the natural and the built environment, for both Black Diamond itself and its neighbors, near and downstream in the various systems that will be impacted.

ley; changing 36 acres from its current mixed use to strictly commercial, allowing 100 foot tall/10 story tall buildings. This area is known as the Brandt property and is along Highway 169 across from Key Bank, very close to Wilderness Village.

This will essentially create an industrial park in the heart of our residential community. Imagine how many cars will be clogging the Maple Valley corridor when multiple buildings of this size are built? The “official� traffic impact study shows minimal impact.

How can that be?

Our morning commutes will be complicated by other drivers coming into the area.

While some local people will find work here and have a short commute, total volume HAS to increase.

I am not against industry in our city, but there are options for this to be in less impactful areas. In our small community we already have quite a bit of development and major traffic issues in the main highway corridors. Should we be adding to traffic inside the heart of our

Erika Morgan, Black Diamond

Zoning changes increases traffic Think the commute through Maple Valley is tough now? Wait until the city of Maple Valley approves their latest “good� idea. This idea is being put forth with very little public input.

We in the immediate neighborhood found out quite accidentally. The surrounding community was not notified, nor was this possible zoning change posted on the property as is typical.

The city is planning to change zoning on 50 acres in the heart of Maple Val-

tic violence advocate.

Food and transportation assistance will be provided.

The Jennifer Beach Foundation is a community based agency that provides education, advocacy, and assistance to the community addressing issues of child abuse and domestic violence.

city, clogging our roads? It already takes 15 minutes to drive 1-2 miles thru town at some times during the day.

May we question the wisdom in the haste to approve this change?

Donna and Bob Pirog Maple Valley

Thank you to fire department I was visiting the Lake Wilderness Park on Saturday with my very elder mother and we ran into some trouble. She fainted and panic ensued.

The lifeguards were right on it and helped us with her while the Maple Valley Fire Department and local aid unit arrived. All these wonderful people saved her and I want to commend your community on having such great support services.

These fire, aid and lifeguard folks are real public servants.

God bless them.

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The free class will meet once a week from 6-8 p.m., beginning Sept. 11.

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Our main defense against bubonic plague is hygiene. Our modern sewage systems and health care practices keep the plague to a minimum.

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Fox added that the “fill the boot� fundraiser concept originated in South Boston in 1952, when firefighters helped raised

friend whose son dealt with a muscular disorder and couldn’t afford medical treatment. Also present at Four Corners during the fundraiser were local beneficiaries who suffer from muscular dystrophy.

Sarah Kleiver, a regional coordinator for MDA said the funds helped pay for summer camps, patient services, equipment repairs and research. MDA offers treatment for those suffering from 43 different types of muscular disorders, in-

August 24 , 2012 [7] cluding amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease.

Last year, the International Association of Fire Fighters raised a national total of more than $28 million for MDA. “The firefighters have been one of our biggest sponsors,� Kleiver said. “I feel like it’s been a little harder (to raise money) with the economy.�

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One such example, Moore pointed out, is coordinating air support. While the SFD has a helicopter rescue team, it doesn’t have a helicopter and thus relies on other agencies, such as the King County Sheriff ’s Office, to carry out rescue operations.

With the exercise happening all over King County, Moore said people should know in advance so they don’t misinterpret it as an actual natural disaster or emergency. “You’re going to see a lot of law enforcement, fire

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Moore explained that the UASI is made up of cities where potential disasters, either natural or terrorist attacks, would require the response of multiple agencies on a very large scale. “This all came about because of Sept. 11.,â€? Moore said. “The federal government decided this is something where the federal government can’t save everyone, especially early on in a disaster. They realized the regions have to be able to handle it themselves‌ so they set up a system of cities or regions considered areas where they wanted to give money to to train, test give equipment, resources

fighters and aircraft in the Moore said, keep the exact air,� he said. “We don’t want nature of the scenarios people to be alarmed or secret from the participants people jamming 911.� in order to gauge their Each agency will have response. its own unique scenario “Certain agencies are within the exercise. Actelling them exactly cording to Capt. Ken what to face while Whitmore, firefightother agencies are DISASTER ers from the Maple not telling them Valley Fire and Life what to face,�

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This requires “patching� through for the aircraft to communicate with the ground crews, which will be done through Valley Communications Center. “All of it is testing systems so when a real disaster occurs that this will be more automatic and it won’t be chaos and

we’ll know how to work together,� Moore said. “We know who they are and what radio signals to work off of and how to form an incident command. That’s something that needs to be practiced so it becomes second nature.�

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Titus, violinist for The Side Project, plays at Lake Wilderness July 12 in the first Park.

Music the band Shaggy Sweet. The Side Project played for two hours. in the Park summer concert series maplevalleyreporter.com.DENNIS BOX, The Reporter To view a slide The next concert is July 26 featuring show of the concert go to www.

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Copper thieves the prowl since have been on May in Covington in parking lots for churches, schools and businesses, according to the Covington Police Department.

Covington Police Chief Kevin Klason stated in COVINGTON a telephone interview that the thefts are a part of a statewide trend steal copper wiringwhere thieves from light poles and then sell them at scrap metal yards in order cash, which typically to pocket the is then used to buy drugs. “These dopers seem to have their own network,�

Klason said. “Once one tries it success for a while.and has some Where it

[ more COPPER page provided during 2] the developmen of the Parks, Recreation t and Open Space plan in 2009. “For the past couple

BY KRIS HILL years, they’ve been fine tuning the khill@covingto year, including programming they nreporter.com opening up again for Blake Shelton (for recreation), already have as well as filling Singer-songwriter and now they’ve in for Tanya Tucker Rae Solobeen able to add mon, who lives as Crystal Gale’s opening in programs,� Slate a couple more act. will soon play a Covington, said. “From a city show right in her “We’ve been playing perspective we’re backyard. a ton,� trying to create Solomon said. more “Right now I’m of a sense of Solomon will kick just putting the off the inauon all levels, not a community gural Covington fi on our EP. We’re nishing touches events, and we just by providing Series July 27 at Summer Concert want to provide release party the having our CD Kentwood High. things for people A former rodeo the Covington day after we play queen turned of Covington so here in the city show.� country singer they don’t have originally from Karla Slate, community go elsewhere.� to Enumclaw, Solomon relations manager The concerts will for touring extensively has been run three the city is offering Covington, said Fridays in the past in a row with SWAY series in response the concert folto feedback Rae Solomon, a rising country star, [ more CONCERT page sings with 2 ] the inaugural Covington Summer Concert Series Blake Shelton. Solomon will open up July 27 at Kentwood.

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The Kent City Council considering a possible also is business tax as part of a package pay to fix up deterioratinto help g streets

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and parks. “We know this is process but we’re a difficult only preserve infrastructu trying to re we have so it does not deteriorate said Council President further,�

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But in order to get a property tax proposal on its levy agenda Tuesday on the Nov. 6 ballot, measure and does not meet the council again until must submit the Aug. 7 unless it measure to King calls a special County Elections meeting.

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Robert Bruner, a Davis Wire factory worker, addresses a crowd at a community strike rally Tuesday at the Kent plant.

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Details remain sketchy as Kent Police investigate a fight among numerous men Sunday near Middle School Meridian in left seven injured Kent that life threatening with noninjuries.

A Kent man who witnessed the fight contacted the Kent Reporter by email Tuesday and estimated as many as 60 men dozen or so cars and a showed up at the school parking He said two groups lot. up to fight and manyshowed were carrying bats of them and sticks.

Police have not made any arrests, according to an email Monday Jarod Kasner. Offi from Sgt. trying to figure cers are out what started the fight at 2:26 p.m. in the about school [ more FIGHT page 3]

ad-hoc committee members Higgins, of council Dana Ralph and Elizabeth Albertson.

That three-memb er committee recommended to a six-year propertythe full council tax levy lid lift of 37 cents per $1,000 assessed property value or year on a $300,000about $111 per home. [ more MEASURE

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Lisa Hicka, Princess Rider for the ’Colors of Hawai’i Kau Lio waves to the crowd Pa’u as parade category. The they march during the Cornucopia ParadeRiders Hawaiian Equestrian Group’ of Lake Stevens, community came together on Sunday. The group pages 17-18. CHARLES won to celebrate the 41st CORTES, Reporter Kent Cornucopia Days. the festival’s Best of the Best Newspapers More story, photos,

Chiropractor Greg Blackburn is taking his first vacation in Blackburn was almost 19 years. selected by the Olympic Committee U.S. Sports Medicine Team to come to Olympic training the in Chula Vista, center Calif., to help get Olympic athletes ready to compete in the Olympics.

The prestigious opportunity only comes to those who possess certification medicinal credentials,and Blackburn such as a post-doctor al certificate and a certifi Council of Extremity cation by the “I was so excited Adjusting. selected, but I was when I heard I was sure I could leave torn because I wasn’t life here in Kent, my patients and my � Blackburn said. “But I [ more BLACKBURN page 5 ]

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A lingering strike its toll on 85 Davis is taking employees in Kent Wire mill families who joinedand their labor and religious leaders and elected officials to voice their dismay with the impasse at al community rally an emotionTuesday.

Union workers went on strike May 21, claiming poor

working conditions equate compensatio and inadclock and denying negotiations have n. Recent and meal breaks them rest in an unsafe union leaders said,gone nowhere, environmen t. Th are prepared for and workers the company is ey also claim a long fight. failing to pay Earlier Tuesday, them statutorily required overworkers converged striking time wages.

County Courthouseat the King “What we are asking for is where 60 employees in Seattle, very modest in our officially filed individual said Robert Bruner, contract,� lawsuits, alleging the company Davis Wire employeea 15-year has created “sweatshop-like� among the original who is conditions plaintiffs by working employees off the [ more RALLY page 5]

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While the opportunity to play college ball, like his older brother Cash who will be at Seattle University this fall, is a great option McGuire and his family have been told by experts the Conqueror catcher has a shot to be selected in the first round of the 2013 Major League Baseball draft right around the time he is slated to graduate from Kentwood.

That’s why traveling all over the country playing ball right now is important, to get whatever exposure he may need to land in the best spot possible in the 2013 draft. “It’s every kid’s dream, everybody wants to be a professional baseball player,� McGuire said. “I just want to go out and play the game. If there’s a possibility of getting drafted early and have a chance to go out and work my way up, then I would definitely choose that route. Being on the national team right now, the 28-man roster, and the All American game, the writing is on the wall that I’ve got this great opportunity and I’m one of the top catchers in the nation.�

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eese McGuire didn’t have much time to enjoy Kentwood’s 4A state baseball title in the spring.

McGuire, who is a catcher and left-handed batter, had to make sure he got all his school work done as well as his final exams because he had to leave school a week early to play more ball. “I had to cram all my homework and finals in so I could head out to the showcase,� McGuire said. “I haven’t really gotten that much time to spend as a high school kid in the summer going out and doing things.�

Days away is the start of his senior year at Kentwood High but McGuire will miss the first week of his last year as a Conqueror because he was picked for the 20-man roster of the United States 18U national team.

But, that’s how his summer vacation will end.

It started a week early with trips to play in showcase games. McGuire, who is listed at 6-foot-2 and 180 pounds, went to Minnesota to play in the Perfect Game showcase for the top 40 players in the country. “That was basically a try out,� McGuire said. “Going into it, I think I was kind of

pre-picked. I still went out there and played 100 percent, not taking anything for granted. It was definitely a really good opportunity for me to see the competition from around the country, size myself up, see what I could work on.�

From Minnesota he went to North Carolina to play for a spot on the 40-man roster of the national team from a pool of the top 160 players in the U.S. “You play in front of a ton of scouts,� McGuire said. “It’s basically a tournament. From that we all stayed and trained with the USA coaches and played some games against each other. We actually mixed in with the college guys.

That was a cool experience because you were playing against the top college guys.�

McGuire, who has verbally committed to play at the University of San Diego, said it was an opportunity to learn about what playing college ball is like from athletes doing it now.

At the end of that experience, he made the 28-man roster, then got home in time for the Fourth of July.

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Mentally he’s at a whole different level than what most high school kids are doing out there. He has a great future for sure.�

A future filled with baseball that could well take up the rest of his summer vacation and McGuire’s first week of his senior year to go to Taiwan to play for the national team.

He wouldn’t want it any other way.

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Zender said he plans to advise McGuire to take a break sometime before high school ball starts in the spring and just enjoy his last year at Kentwood.

McGuire said he did get a little bit of time off this summer, but, he had just a week before heading back to make the 20-man USA 18U roster this week.

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As for his summer ball, Still, McGuire knows he Zender said whenever his has some things to work on, players get the opportunithough he feels comfortties to play able with his in showcases REESE MCGUIRE’S 2012 ability in the and compete KENTWOOD STATS batter’s box against top as a catcher Batting average: .388 talent it there’s alhelps the Runs batted in: 34, led the team ways things high school he can do Runs scored: 27, led the team team, but to get better Home runs: 4, led the team the coach behind the also knows plate.

Struck out just 10 times in 80 where this “I do a at-bats could lead pretty good Source: Kentwoodbaseball.com for McGuire. job fram“He’s doing pitches, ing a lot of but, it’s the neat things,� Zender said. certain way I turn my glove “He’s playing in these differ- as the pitch is coming,� ent things with other kids McGuire said. “I have to that are gifted like he is and turn my glove a little bit he’s getting higher competi- (so it’s in the right spot). tion and that’s only going With the pitchers throwto help his confidence. He’s ing harder, it’s a little bit getting some exposure to harder. I’m the type who major league scouts. They likes to be involved in every

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Mark Zender, head baseball coach for Kentwood, who has coached for nearly 30 years and played at Seattle University, said McGuire is the kind of rare talent who brings more than just a big bat and exceptional skills behind the plate to a team. “First of all, I think he’s just a tremendous talent,�

Zender said. “Most coaches and teams just don’t get talent like that. Reese is just at a different level. He certainly has the raw Godgiven skills to play at any level. He’s a catcher, that probably has a bigger effect on the game than if he were a pitcher. He affects the ability to score. When Reese is playing, it’s just difficult (for opponents to score). It’s a huge benefit for our team to have that.�

Off the field, Zender noted, McGuire is a nice

kid who is quiet and is liked by his teammates because he works hard and doesn’t have a huge ego. “He’s not a prima donna,�

Zender said. “Kids with that talent are told by a lot of people that they’re talented.

He’s pretty grounded. A lot of people want to hitch their wagon to kids like that. So, he’s resisted all of that.�

Plus, McGuire’s talented older brother being just a year ahead of him in school has helped the middle boy — there’s another McGuire son, Shane, also a lefthanded hitting catcher who will be an eighth grader at Mattson Middle School this fall — stay humble, Zender added.

Next spring, Zender said, he hopes to see McGuire step up now that Cash, Taylor Jones, Skyler Genger, to name a few, have gradu-

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