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LOCAL | Tahoma High Drama takes on Neil Simon’s “Fools” [page 3]

FINAL FOUR | Tahoma’s girls soccer team puts away Snohomish and Curtis en route FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2012 to state semifinal match Friday [12]

Campaign to go beyond a new logo

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City looking for places to trim 2013 budget

BY KRIS HILL

BY TJ MARTINELL

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Covington could use an image makeover.

To that end, the city’s Economic Development Council (CEDC) is partnering with the Covington Chamber of Commerce to develop a brand which would help make the city COVINGTON more recognizable for those from outside the region.

Jeff Wagner, who is co-chair of CEDC in addition to his roles on the City Council and Chamber board, said the city has considered the idea of developing a new image for Covington for more than a year.

“We wanted a brand because cities around the country are changing their logos, coming up

The city of Maple Valley is strapped for cash, according to City Manager David Johnston.

Possible solutions for a projected budget shortfall could include the elimination of the community development director and the city attorney.

MAPLE Some of the VALLEY suggested cuts seem small and easy, such as $8,500 spent on a volunteer appreciation dinner. Others, however, would involve not hiring a police services officer, a position which was recently vacated.

The more significant suggestions Johnston made would, if adopted by the council, merge the community development department with the public works

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Because Of The Brave

Sharon E. Horan cleans gravestones at Tahoma Cemetery along with students from Tahoma Junior High Nov. 8. Horan’s grandaughter, Haily, attends the junior high. The school visits the cemetery twice annually — for Memorial Day and Veterans Day. To view the slideshow, go to maplevalleyreporter.com. TJ MARTINELL, The Reporter

County donates four wheel drive truck to the Soup Ladies King County Councilman Reagan Dunn presents founder of non-profit with the keys and title

BY KRIS HILL khill@maplevalleyreporter.com

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inger Passarelli, founder of The Soup Ladies, flanked by a number of volunteers from the nonprofit organization, received the keys and the title of a surplus truck donated by King

County Monday morning.

King County Councilman Reagan Dunn personally handed over the keys and title to Passarelli in the parking lot of her restaurant, Mama’s, in Black Diamond.

This is the second vehicle the county has donated to The Soup

Ladies. In 2008, the county donated a tow vehicle after providing the group a grant to pay for a mobile kitchen.

“About four years ago, give or take, the county was able to provide the Soup Ladies a grant to pay for a mobile kitchen,” Dunn said. “In addition, we were able to scare up a truck … to deliver the (mobile kitchen) wherever the Soup Ladies went.”

The Soup Ladies have been feeding first responders at all manner of emergencies for more than seven years, having traveled to help Hurricane Katrina victims, to southwestern Washington after [ more SOUP page 5 ]

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Reagan Dunn, left, hands over the keys and title to Ginger Passarelli for a surplus vehicle King County donated to The Soup Ladies. KRIS HILL, The Reporter

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CLARIFICATION In the story about the Zosel family of Maple Valley, “Journey to the center of the cure,� in the Nov. 9 issue of the Reporter, Type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease, was incorrectly described. The Zosel family has raised $22,000 and has worked with three other families to raise $88,000. Jonathan Zosel, 10, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of 6.

November 16 , 2012 [3]

No fooling around in Tahoma’s fall production

BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@maplevalleyreporter.com

Tahoma High Drama students finally got the chance to shine on an actual theater stage Nov. 9.

The fall production of Neil Simon’s “Fools,� a play about a village full of less-than intelligent peasants in 19th century Ukraine, premiered at Tahoma Middle School.

Directing the play is Dale Bowers, who took over for Rich Young after he stepped down earlier this year, having directed the high school plays for 33 years. Incidentally, Bowers had directed Young in “The Odd Couple� while they were graduates students at Washington State University. While many directors prefer to sit back and provide guidance from a distance, Bowers said he has enjoyed imparting his experience and knowledge to the students, especially those new to drama.

For his first play, Bowers said, he chose “Fools� because he felt it had both a natural humor as well as some particular challenges for both the production as well as the students.

The comedic timing, pace and energy have to be done precisely in order to create the right atmosphere, or else the play loses its sense of humor.

He also decided to stage the play at the middle school. Traditionally, drama productions had been done in the multipurpose room at the

high school. This, Bowers said, has required them to build the stage at the high school, transport it to the middle school, construct it, then take it apart and transport it back to the high school for storage. Adding to this was the decision to double cast in order to allow some of the Tahoma band members, whose schedules conflicted with the show dates, to participate.

Bowers said Simon’s films and plays tend to be dated by their verbiage and context, something he felt “Fools� doesn’t suffer from.

First premiering on Broadway in 1981, “Fools� was written in a manner akin to show-within-a-show “Springtime for Hilter,� which was part of Mel Brooks’ Broadway musical “The Producers.� As part of his divorce agreement, Simon signed over all the profits of his next play. So he went out and attempted to write the worst play he could.

While the play initially closed after only 40 performances, Dramatics Magazine listed it as the ninth most performed high school play in 2010. “The Fools� takes place in a 19th century Ukrainian village, Kulyenchikev. The villagers are under a 200-year-old curse of “stupidity� due to an ill-fated romantic affair. When an illiterate man attempts to marry a beautiful woman, her father forbids it and has her marry a student instead.

The young man then commits sui-

Tahoma High’s production of “Fools� features several students, including from left, Natalie Holcomb, Taylor Bennett, Megan Rohrbaugh and Sarah Neely. Courtesy photo cide, prompting his embittered father to place a curse of stupidity on the village.

A schoolteacher arrives in Kulyenchikev two centuries later in order to educate Sophia Zubritsky, who is the descendent of the young woman.

Unless he can educate her within 24 hours, the schoolteacher will become stupid, as well. For the curse to end, Count Gregor, the last descendent of

the young man’s family, must marry Sophia. He proposes twice a day every day to Sophia, but is repeatedly refused.

Much of the hilarity that ensues, Bowers said, is not because the people are stupid, but because they are aware they are inherently stupid as opposed to merely foolish. “Common sense is not common,�

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[ BUDGET from page 1] department. The community development director position could be cut as a result.

Another possibility could eliminate the staff city attorney position in favor of contracting, something cities like Covington have done.

These two changes would save the city, according to Johnston, $120,000 and $85,000 per year respectively.

In a letter to the City Council, Johnston wrote that a change in development projections knocked the 2012 budget out of balance by $568,000.

This shortfall occurred, according to Johnston, when staff realized the city’s projection of 150 single family permits per year for six years, a total of 900, was impossible given that the city only has 559 plats left.

This caused staff to readjust their projections to less than 88 permits per year.

While $148,000 of the shortfall would be covered by a proposed transportation benefit district currently under

[ LOGO from page 1] with a slogan, a brand,�

Wagner said. “We wanted to come up with something like that because we wanted to help bring daytime traffic to our current businesses.�

Karla Slate, community relations coordinator for Covington, said some council members wanted to update the logo but others wanted to preserve it because it represents the city’s history — the logo depicts mountains in the background, trees and a 19th century era train in the foreground. “The logo the city has is from 1997,� Wagner said. “It was a contest that the Chamber of Commerce

held in back in 1997. We’re not trying to get rid of that.

As we’ve talked with Karla and the Chamber, that could become our city seal.

It’s a great logo but we need something more stylish.�

Covington’s slogan, “Unmatched quality of life,� will remain the underpinnings of the branding campaign.

Slate said CEDC decided to add the branding effort to its work plan. “Covington is growing,� Slate said. “We did Destination Covington last year to really connect with developers and real estate agents. People didn’t recognize what Covington was through any kind of brand.�

A brand will allow the

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consideration by the council, this still leaves $420,000.

On the other hand, 2012 has seen a high number of single family permits, 142 compared to the 70 permits projected during the budget process.

This also means, however, there will be less lots available to generate revenue for next year’s budget.

If an average of 88 lots are sold each year, the city could issue all permits available by the year 2019.

Johnston stated in a telephone interview that unless this shortfall is balanced out, it will continue each year.

At the same time, Finance Director Tony McCarthy stated at the council’s Nov. 5 meeting the city is expected to be under budget for this year and over budget in revenue, thanks to a surge in construction sales tax revenue.

McCarthy warned, however, this revenue is not to be expected for 2013.

According to the report, the city’s revenue is expected to be 10 percent above budget at the end of the year, with $13.96 million budgeted compared to $15.4 million actual.

The general fund is expected to be seven percent above budget.

The City Council hosted a public hearing on the budget Tuesday night.

Another special meeting to discuss the budget is set for 7 p.m., Nov. 19, at the Tahoma School District Central Services Center, 25720 Maple Valley Black Diamond Road SE, Maple Valley.

It is expected the council will approve a final budget at its Dec. 10 meeting, according to a notice on the city’s website.

To see the draft budget, log on to the city’s website, www. ci.maple-valley.wa.us, then hover your mouse over Departemtns and Services, go to Finance, then click on Financial Reporters. Next click on the link for the 2013 preliminary draft budget, which is a PDF file of the document.

city to attract the kinds of audiences, so they know businesses residents have what those target audiences told Covington staff they want,� Slate said. want, Slate said.

In those workshops they “We want to do what discussed who the target residents want, what busiaudiences are for a brandnesses want to try and ing campaign, who the city connect all those things is competing with for the together,� Slate said. “And to attention of developers, and make the city stand out.� what do those groups want Initially CEDC members as well as what makes Covtried to do as much of the ington unique, what sets it work on their own as apart from other cities possible. in the region and the Wagner said the CREATING A country. group realized it “We went out to didn’t make any talk to people about sense to “reinvent what they think, the wheel,� so they what they like about decided to bring Slate into Covington, what draws the discussion. them to Covington, some Slate has an extensive of their emotions,� Wagner background in marketing said. “It’s a long process. It’s and public relations. So, not something that happens she came in and started the overnight. You want it to process. look good and have it be Thus far, Slate has gone a great experience so they through a branding exercise can own it.� with CEDC, the City CounWagner noted that this cil, the Chamber Board of branding campaign is still Directors and department in its early phases. heads within the city.

At this point those who The intent behind those have worked on it have workshops was to braindone so from a high altistorm with those people tude with the idea that they “because they’re the ones will begin to develop more dealing with our target specific ideas later on in

what Wagner described as a five step process.

Step one is complete and the parties involved are preparing to move toward step two. “The next step is compiling all of that information and analyzing it,� Slate said. “Then we’ll be able to develop an action plan based on that information.�

Slate said the plan is to get that analysis and action plan done in order to present it the City Council summit at the end of January. From that point, she said, staff will need some direction from the council before proceeding to the next step.

Eventually that will be used to develop a brand identity for the city, something other cities in the area such as Renton and Auburn have done in recent years.

Unlike other cities, which have spent thousands of dollars, Covington has tried to not spend any money on this effort yet by bringing it all in house and through partnerships.

Slate said the city has had to let people know that this

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To comment on this story go to maplevalleyreporter.com branding campaign is not just about designing a new logo. “Communities that are successful in doing that are successful in brining in additional revenue streams and businesses,� she said. “If we’re able to show them our image and brand, we’ll be more successful in bringing in the businesses residents want.�

It will be important, as Wagner noted, for the community to buy into the brand.

Slate said in order to do that the city and the chamber will need to engage residents and business owners to make sure the community will get behind the new brand.

In the end, developing a brand for Covington is about supporting businesses in the city, Wagner said. “It all goes back to hopefully this is an avenue that we can use to bring more awareness to the city of Covington and help create more daytime traffic for our businesses,� Wagner said. “It’s about helping our businesses survive and thrive.�

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Making a dirt lasagna for your garden with bulbs The second week of November is my favorite week to plant bulbs.

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achieve with a shovel. Pull up the annuals then dig into the soft soil creating holes at least one foot by one foot wide and six to seven inches deep.

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[ SOUP from page 1] flooding as well as southern California to feed firefighters during wild fires there, to name a few.

Pasarelli, affectionately known as Mama throughout the region, said the truck will help The Soup Ladies get to Snoqualmie Pass — or anywhere else there’s snow — to help search and rescue crews.

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has four wheel drive, which will allow the group to expand its range further. “We will certainly put this truck to good use,�

Passarelli said. “We just love to serve all these deputies ‌ and this will allow us to serve them better.â€?

Dunn said it’s a pleasure to support the Soup Ladies, particularly by making the most of county surplus vehicles. “This is special because

we don’t always get a utility vehicle like this,� Dunn said Monday afternoon. “The Soup Ladies are an invaluable volunteer group here in the Pacific Northwest,� Dunn in a statement. “I am ecstatic to play a part in securing this vehicle that will help them continue to serve our community. � “Over the years I have appreciated all the hard work Reagan Dunn has done to help the Soup

Ladies: from getting money for our first vehicle and mobile kitchen trailers, to our new all- terrain truck,�

Passarelli said in a statement. “It is comforting to know someone as caring as Reagan represents us.�

But, the next mission is always on Passarelli’s mind.

She told the crowd of supporters Monday afternoon the Soup Ladies are heading to New York City Monday to serve Thanksgiving din-

Marianne Binetti

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I do run out of vacant spots to add my bulbs even after pulling up the annuals.

This is when I add a layer of soil on top of the large bulbs and then pile in smaller bulbs like crocus,

My life became so easy once I accepted that tulips do not want to come back year after year in my garden.

Blame the voles, my soil, too much summer water or the overcrowding in the planting hole, but once you accept that tulips will be beautiful the first spring after planting and ugly or non-existent after that, then adding tulip bulbs to your landscape every fall becomes a lovely way to celebrate the change of seasons.

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already formed.

You don’t need to fertilize after you plant, water them or even offer fertile soil.

Just bury these treasures and you’ll enjoy spring jewels. ***

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.

For book requests or answers to gardening questions, write to her at: P.O. Box 872, Enumclaw, 98022. Send a self-addressed, stamped envelope for a personal reply.

For more gardening information, she can be reached at her website, www.binettigarden.com.

Copyright for this column owned by Marianne Binetti.

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Youth, dogs benefit from Pawsitive interaction Roscoe is a lively and friendly Labrador, a 2-yearold bundle of energy who is ready for a loving home.

Anthony Srey knows as much.

For five weeks, Srey spent significant time with Roscoe, teaching him basic

obedience skills by using positive reinforcement under the watch of professional trainers.

As it turned out, both man and animal learned and matured from the fulfilling experience. “It’s been good,� Srey said of participating in Pawsitive Works, a program that helps struggling

youth identify and modify their damaging behavior through the care and training of shelter dogs. “We’ve warmed up and got used to each other. I’m so used to him that I don’t want to see him go.�

Srey and Roscoe graduated recently at a ceremony at Kent Memorial Park, one of a few man-dog tandems

to do so in the program’s inaugural class. The youth were honored for their work before the dogs were handed to new families at the ceremony.

Pawsitive Works boasts a high adoption rate for dogs that have gone through its program, officials said.

The program is a cooperative venture, an

effort to help at-risk youth and growing dogs. Youth worked diligently with dogs from the King County Pet Adoption Center at local parks, helping them become ready for adoption.

Dr. Gene Mueller, manager of Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC), is pleased with the program’s initial results.

RASKC is a joint effort among 26 parterning cities, including Covington, Maple Valley and Black Diamond.

The program is scheduled to resume in January with another incoming class, with the series to follow throughout the year. “This is a great way to have these wonderful young men help our adoption animals, teaching them basic manners,� Mueller said. “It helps these young men see the positive attributes of patience, continuing to work out a problem and then seeing the effects of it in a very short time. “This is a win-win for everyone involved,� Mueller said. “Both the kids and the dogs want the same things: love, security and to belong, and Pawsitive Works helps

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Fabian Cortez discovered those things for himself, working closely with Lucy, a German Shepherd mix. “He was so hyped up for a few days, but then he warmed up and settled down with me,� he said.

Three times a week, the pairs went with trainers to a local park to work on skills. During the training sessions, youth are guided through a professionally developed, standardized curriculum in which they learn about dog body language, positive reinforcement training techniques, and ways to address difficult behaviors.

While working with the dogs, the youth practiced patience, communication and concentration, while the dogs learned behaviors that make them more adoptable.

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Since I moved to Maple Valley eight and a half years ago so much has changed, both personally and professionally, for me.

This newspaper has operated out of four different offices in Kent, Maple Valley and now Covington.

I’ve worked for more publishers than I can count, three different editors, two different companies. I’ve won awards.

I’ve been promoted. I’ve watched reporters come and go.

In my personal life I’ve celebrated many wedding anniversaries, birthdays, holidays and events, passed out dozens of pounds of candy on Halloween in a period of my life that has been more stable in many ways I never would have imagined growing up in Section 8 apartments in Bellevue.

The most significant event, however, happened three years ago. My daughter, Lyla, was born Nov. 18, 2009. When I was pregnant with her and through the first year or so of her life, I wrote about the ups and downs of pregnancy as well as new motherhood both in the paper as well as in a blog on the Reporter website.

As things have changed around here at the paper and as Lyla has gotten bigger — her social calendar is busier than mine! — everything has gotten busier so it’s been harder to keep everyone up to date on life with Lyla.

At this point she is about three feet tall and approaching 30 pounds. Yes, she is a tiny thing but she has a huge personality. A good friend of mine has a little girl a few weeks older than Lyla and she affectionately calls her daughter a tiny dictator.

That is so appropriate for my baby girl, too, who is truly a miniature version of me. She’s stubborn, impatient, hard headed and independent. She knows what she likes: Jessie from “Toy Story,� Rapunzel from “Tangled,� anything to do with the “Cars� movie franchise, playing with trucks, climbing on things then jumping off them without warning, balloons, pink, her purple owl hoodie from Old Navy, my iPod or iPad or my husband’s iPhone, books, Disney Junior and running around. The list, of course, goes on.

Now she is talking. We have whole conversa-

Stay tuned to the legislature With only a week since the general election, there are several important political races that are still up in the air. What is not left to conjecture is the deep challenge before us in Washington.

For the new and returning legislators from the 5th Legislative District who will face a deep budget deficit, a state Supreme Court mandate on basic education and growing costs from unfunded state pensions.

The outlook is bleak indeed.

Voters are understandably saturated with the discussions of state government. They are

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tions, which is crazy to me because wasn’t it just last week she was brand new and all she could do was cry?

Those verbal skills, however, are when the tiny dictator is evident.

She will tell me to take off my jacket and shoes when I get home from work. “Up, Momma!,� Lyla will say once I am done with that. Then she will point at the chair in the family room. “Sit there, Momma!�

Sometimes, when she wants to emphasize a point, Lyla’s words will become guttural. It’s like having a horror movie toddler.

Or, if there’s dancing going on in a movie or show she’s watching, she will grab my finger with her tiny hand and pull me out of the chair. “Dance! Momma, dance,� Lyla will tell me in an authoritative tone.

Then we will spin around the family room together while giggling. Her laugh, as is the case with many little ones, is utterly contagious.

Lyla is aware of the power of her laugh.

Sometimes she will sit in my lap and laugh just to make me laugh.

Her latest game is to run up to me or my husband, poke us somewhat gently in the belly or on the shoulder and say, “Boooooop!�

Um. I have no idea where she got this from.

Because she has never witnessed me do that to

her daddy. Nope.

Humor is a critical part of our family and I am so glad Lyla has embraced this.

A few months ago I described her as my greatest joy in life. I mean that with my whole heart. As Lyla approaches her third birthday this weekend, I think of her as the sun and I am the planet which orbits closest to her, flourishing in the warmth of her love.

The best part of my day is when I get home from work and my squealing little girl runs up to me, demands I take off my shoes and jacket, pick her up, carry her to the chair I like to sit in or the kitchen to get something for her. In the middle of all that, she throws her arms around my neck and hugs me. Sometimes she gives me a tiny little kiss. Other times she kisses my cheek over and over again, making ridiculous “muah, muah, muah� noises while I laugh because I’ve done that very same thing to her a million times the past three years.

Every day my life changes because Lyla is in it. She has brought the greatest upheaval to our world but in the best kind of way. In the time since we moved to Maple Valey, she has been the best part of all that we’ve experienced, and I look forward to a million more hilarious moments with Lyla.

Happy birthday baby girl!

reluctant to stay involved and are more than pleased to turn off the static and get back to their families, jobs and homes. That is, if they have a job and a home.

My political campaign revealed just how many of our neighbors are unemployed, underemployed or just scraping by. This is the biggest problem facing the next legislative session. How do we build a state that encourages private-sector growth and the job-making engines of private enterprise?

Will the lawmakers of both parties have the foresight and the courage to step beyond party dogma to craft new solutions to our budget mess? I certainly hope so. History, however, has proven the answer to be a resounding “maybe.�

The only way to dig out of our economic doldrums is to provide an environment where small companies can prosper, make a profit, pay taxes and hire more employees. These employees in turn, pay their bills, purchase

clothes, cars and pay more sales and property taxes. As the economic cycle increases and becomes stronger, nearly 10 percent of most things purchased contribute to the general fund that runs state government.

Short-term solutions such as hiring more public-sector employees, providing selective stimulus funds, and building underused transit systems simply do not have a long-term benefit for Washington.

Post elections, I ask all of you to stay involved. Stay informed. Stay tuned to the discussions that will affect the future of you and your children. Once the session begins, come visit me in Olympia. Call the legislative hotline. Write letters and send emails.

The stakes are high and with knowledgeable citizens, it will be a better tomorrow.

Jay Rodne is a Republican legislator representing the 5th District, which includes Maple Valley.

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Cholesterol and blood pressure play a major role in the overall health of our heart. High blood pressure and poor cholesterol numbers are considered major risk factors for the development of heart disease and stroke.

It’s important for everyone to know their cholesterol and blood pressure numbers, and to stay within recommended goal ranges.

We encourage everyone to work with their primarycare provider to evaluate and treat their risk factors for heart disease.

Below are a few common questions we hear from patients. Or take an online “Heart Disease Risk Assessment� quiz ( www. multicare.org/home/heartdisease-risk ) to learn about some of your risk factors, then consult a primary care provider.

How often should I have my cholesterol checked?

Once every five years, adults over age 20 should

have a fasting lipoprotein profile – which measures total cholesterol, LDL (bad) cholesterol, and HDL (good) cholesterol and triglycerides (another blood fat), according to recommendations from the National Cholesterol Education program.

You may need to have your cholesterol checked more often than every five years if one or more of these situations applies to you: ¡ Your total cholesterol is 200 mg/dl or more. ¡ You are a man over age 45 or a woman over age 50. ¡ Your HDL (good) cholesterol is less than 40/ mg/dL. ¡ You have other risk factors for heart disease and stroke, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and early onset of heart disease in your immediate family history. ¡ Your health care provider is treating you for high cholesterol or other heart disease risk factors.

WHAT ARE HDL AND LDL, AND WHY DO THEY MATTER? Cholesterol does not dissolve in the blood. It has to be transported by carriers called lipoproteins.

There are two types of these lipoproteins: low-density lipoproteins (LDL) and high-density lipoproteins (HDL). LDL is known as the “bad� type of cholesterol because its ability to build up on the inner walls of the arteries of the heart and vascular system. This can cause narrowing in the arteries leading to clots or blockages which can lead to a heart attack or stroke. Too much LDL cholesterol in the blood can increase this risk. Optimal levels of LDL recommended are 100 mg/ dL or less.

HDL is known as the “good� type of cholesterol because high levels of HDL seem to protect against risk of heart attacks. Medical experts believe that HDL helps to carry cholesterol away from the arteries to be broken down in the liver and removed. The higher

the HDL level, the greater the chance that the cholesterol is being removed.

Optimal HDL should be above 50 mg/dL or greater.

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HOW CAN I IMPROVE MY CHOLESTEROL NUMBERS?

High blood pressure is considered the “quiet� disease because there usually are no symptoms. Knowing your numbers and seeking treatment when indicated can lower your risk for heart disease, stroke, and kidney damage. Things that everyone can do to help improve blood pressure levels include weight loss, salt reduction, stress reduction, cardiovascular exercise, and a healthy diet.

Everyone can work to improve their cholesterol numbers and reduce their risk for cardiovascular disease by eating a low fat diet, exercising regularly, losing excess weight, and increasing fiber in their diet. You should consult with your health care provider to evaluate your cardiovascular disease risk and whether you may need medication in addition to diet and exercise.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD I CHECK MY BLOOD PRESSURE? Have your blood pressure checked every year.

Optimal blood pressure is 120/80 or less. High blood pressure is considered to be 140/90 or greater. If your blood pressure is 130/85 or greater it should be watched

WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE?

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Type 1 is usually diagnosed in children, but can occur at any age. The most common form of diabetes is type 2. It usually occurs in adults, but today’s high obesity rates are making the condition more common in younger people.

Gestational diabetes arises in pregnant women who do not have diabetes. Symptoms include blurry vision, thirstiness, fatigue, frequent urination, hunger, and weight loss.

A health care provider can use a series of blood and urine tests to determine if a person has diabetes. If you have a family history or other risk factors for diabetes or if you have been diagnosed with prediabetes, there are a number of healthy living tips you can follow to prevent or delay the onset of diabetes. Many studies show that lifestyle changes, such as losing weight, eating healthy and increasing physical activity can dramatically reduce the progression of type-2 diabetes, and are important to controlling type-1 diabetes.

To schedule an appointment with Southlake Clinic in Covington, please call us at (253) 395-1972. Our primary care providers are part of a multi-specialty physician network and are also available on Saturdays.

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Volunteers will hand out 500 bags of groceries at Kentwood High School Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon.

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stroke. Consult a primary care provider if you have concerns.

Glenn Bean, MS, FAACVPR, is a Clinical Coordinator in the Department of Preventive Cardiology at MultiCare Tacoma General Hospital.

For more information about heart check screenings, call 253-403-1726 or email heartcheck@ multicare.org.

MultiCare Health System includes Tacoma General Hospital, Allenmore Hospital, and Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital & Health Center in Tacoma, Good Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup, and MultiCare Auburn Medical Center; an Emergency Department at MultiCare Covington Medical Center; as well as more than 100 primary care, specialty care and urgent care clinics in Pierce, Thurston, Kitsap and South King counties.

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Ecology is modifying the permit to change some effluent limits, change some monitoring frequencies, and remove monitoring of rain runoff from reclaimed areas. Changes are to Special Conditions S1, S2, and S8. The fact sheet addendum explains some technical errors in the 2007 permit and Ecology’s reasoning for other changes.

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Interested persons are invited to submit written comments regarding the proposed permit modification. All comments must be submitted within 30 days after publication of this notice to be considered for the final determination. Comments should be sent to: Permit Coordinator Department of Ecology Northwest Regional Office 3190 - 160th Avenue SE Bellevue, WA 98008-5452 E-mail comments should be sent to tmil461@ecy.wa.gov Any interested party may request a public hearing on the proposed permit modification within 30 days of the publication date of this notice. The request should be sent to the above address.

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NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a Final Public Hearing on the 2013 Preliminary Operating and Capital Budget will be held at the City Council meeting of Tuesday, November 27, 2012, at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers located at Covington City Hall, 16720 SE 271st Street, Covington.

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For Tahoma students Matt Whittlesey, Tyler Johnson and Emily Hagen, “Fools� also gives them a serious acting challenge: play characters that are stupid, rather than actors behaving stupidly on stage. This, Bowers, said, had to be carefully done in order to avoid self-parody. “They have to be true,� he said. “They have to be real.�

As part of the play’s levity, Bowers encouraged the students to create their own accents for their characters.

Hagen, who plays Sophia, and TAHOMA Johnson, who plays Count Gregor, do not have accents as a way of keeping the story focused around them.

Johnson said he approached the performance with the understanding that while the characters are not bright, they are inclined to say comprehensible and intelligent, sometimes even profound things, but aren’t sharp-minded enough to realize or notice it. “It’s more of a curse of ignorance than stupidity,� he said.

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County should fund district Editor’s note: This letter was received before the King County Council voted on its 2013 budget.

The King County Council is reviewing the budget and may be considering not funding the King Conservation District (www.kcd.org). I believe they should continue to include the King Conservation District program in our

ties that provide a better quality environment on a daily basis. These efforts benefit the entire County. Their classes in manure management, surface water management, pasture management and stream side management and their on-site technical assistance have caused many horse (and other livestock) owners that I know to do a better job of managing their properties. Even old cowboys and mule guys!

The adoption of responsible land management practices directly benefits the quality of the environment in King

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King County does not have a better resource than the King Conservation District when it comes to helping land owners manage their properties in a responsible way. The benefit to the region is very much greater than the cost to provide the services.

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This resounding result clearly demonstrates that through the power of voting the citizens have a voice to speak to issues that affect them individually and affect the city as a whole. As the city continues to move on, I hope the people of Black Diamond will continue to stay involved.

I encourage you not only to vote, but to take time to volunteer at the Community Center, the Museum, Black Diamond Elementary School or other places of your choice.

For those that are already doing so, a big thanks to you as well. We welcome you to also enjoy the rewards of volunteering your time and helping our city and the people who live here.

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There are 12 municipalities that contract with the Sheriff ’s Office for police services. It remains the policy decision of the municipal attorneys and policy makers of those cities to determine how they will proceed between now and Dec. 6. This decision only affects the deputies working in

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SPSL BOYS TENNIS ALL LEAGUE HONORS Kent and Tahoma boys tennis players were recognized with South Puget Sound League North All League Honors.

Derek Welch of Kentlake was named Singles Player of the Year, James Dugan of Kentridge was honored as Doubles Player of the Year while David Reynoldson of Tahoma was named Coach of the Year.

All-League Selections are: Brandon Wilson, Kentlake; Shane Wilson, Kentlake; Reidar Riveland, KentMeridian; Adil Diwan, Kentridge; Randy Huynh, Kentridge; Matt Lee, Kentridge; Patrick Daly, Kentwood; Tommy Pham, Kentwood; Beomchel Shin, Kentwood; Cory Cox, Tahoma; Carter Galgano, Tahoma; Joe Joe Jimenez, Tahoma and Ethan Murray, Tahoma.

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Bears bound for soccer state Final Four Tahoma crushes Snohomish, holds off Curtis en route to semifinal against Skyline time it was still knotted up. “It was nerves,� Clarin said. “It was a big game, ahoma’s Taylor Clarin the seniors last home game was in the right place at ever.� the right time twice against In the locker room, Curtis Nov. 10.

Clarin said, Tahoma coach Clarin scored both goals Jason Johnson offered his in the Bears win over the team a directive to counter Vikings at Maxwell Stadium Curtis. in the second round of “Johnson just told us to the 4A state girls soccer find passes and work the tournament to put Tahoma ball around because they into the semifinals and a were so aggressive,� Clarin guaranteed trophy said. — it’s just a matter “It was nerves.

In the second of playing to find It was a big half, Tahoma settled out which piece of game, the down but the tone hardware will be remained aggressive seniors last added to the case. and physical, with home game.�

First, Clarin took Taylor Clarin a Curtis player and a cross on a set piece an assistant coach from senior Brie getting yellow cards Hooks, and put it in while two Tahoma the net in the sevplayers were also enth minute of the match. shown the yellow. “I felt like it was in slow Then in the 60th minute motion,� Clarin said of the Clarin was in the right place play which led to Tahoma’s at the right time again, this first goal. time to put Tahoma ahead In the 15th minute Curtis for good. answered on the attack Off a corner kick from when Megan Weaver put it the left side by Hooks, in to tie it up at 1-1.

Clarin was in front of the It was a frenetic pace in goal as the ball dropped in. the first half as both teams “It was just a fumbled played fast, aggressive and mess,� Clarin said. “The ball physical soccer but at halfwas just knocking around

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Tahoma’s Taylor Clarin, 10, dribbles the ball in a first round state tournament game against Curtis Nov. 7.

Clarin scored both goals in Tahoma’s 2-1 win over Curtis Nov. 10. Courtesy of David Clarke, Washington Prep Sports and I just pushed it in with my body.�

She knew the Bears still had 20 minutes left to play in the match. “We can’t stay content with it,� Clarin said of her thoughts after she scored the go-ahead goal. “We had to keep pushing through and playing hard.�

Thanks to the 2-1 victory, Tahoma will take on Skyline which beat Puyallup Nov. 10 while Tahoma played Curtis.

The semifinal game will be at 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16, at Sparks Stadium in Puyallup.

In order to get to the second round against Curtis, Tahoma had to put away Snohomish in the first round.

Tahoma’s aggressive offensive attack on the pitch led to a 4-0 win over Snohomish.

It started off when Hooks, coming up on the left side, passed to the ball

across to Tori Tappero on the right who was waiting to take the shot.

In the 30th minute Mackenzie Henke dribbled up the left side around the Snohomish defender then passed it to Kaysha Darcy who scored her first goal of the match to make it a 2-0 Tahoma lead.

With 2:14 left in the first half, Darcy was in a oneon-one situation with the Snohomish keeper who had [ more STATE page 13 ]

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Kentlake finishes seventh at state Falcons relays take second and fifth at 4A state swim and dive championships Relays continued to be a strong point for Kentlake’s girls swim team at the 4A swim and dive championships at the King County Aquatic Center where the Falcons finished seventh.

Kentlake started the meet out with a second place fin-

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Darcy tried to shoot to the right and as the keeper dove the ball popped off the goalie’s boot and bounced into the net.

Henke put the exclamation point on the match for the Bears when she headed the ball off the rebound into the goal in the 48th minute.

After the victory over Curtis, Tahoma huddled together in the biting cold

TAHOMA HIGH POWDER PUFF GAME SET FOR SATURDAY, DEC. 1 The community is invited to the annual Tahoma High School Girls Powder Puff Football game which is set for Saturday, Dec. 1.

The seniors will be fighting to keep their title as champions against the

ish in the 200 yard medley relay. Emily Tanasse led off, followed by Laura Williams and Kyndal Phillips while Danielle Brooks anchored the relay, which finished in 1 minute, 49.12 seconds.

In the 200 free relay the Falcons finished fifth, posting a time of 1:40.30, with the same four girls but in a

near the bench as Johnson told the girls he couldn’t be more proud of them.

Tahoma is the top ranked 4A girls soccer team in Washington state and is tied for seventh in the country in the National Soccer Coaches Association poll.

The Bears have the chance to complete an undefeated season and top it off with the school’s first girls soccer title since 2005. “If we all work hard to-

Reach Assistant Editor Kris Hill at khill@maplevalleyreporter.com or 425432-1209 ext. 5054.

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junior girls. Kick off for the powder puff game is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Tahoma High School Stadium with all proceeds going back to THS PTA. Proceeds will help support PTA programs such as senior scholarships and breakfast for 10th graders during the High School Proficiency Exam in the spring, as well as support

school activities such as the junior art field trip, Math Team, Band Drum Line and We The People, to name a few beneficiaries.

Tickets are $5 for adults, students $4 with ASB card, a family of four — two adults and two students — pays $15 and children under 5 years old are free.

Kentwood product Bronson scores for Eastern Kentwood High graduate Demitrius Bronson helped Eastern Washington University’s football team get one step closer to a Big Sky conference title in a 31-28 victory over University of California at Davis Nov. 10.

Bronson, a junior at Eastern, added 63 yards and a pair of touchdowns on the ground for the Eagles in the win, according to information provided by EWU’s athletic department staff.

A 2008 Kentwood High graduate, Bronson started his college career at the University of Washington, where he played sparingly in 2009. He did not play in 2010 before transferring to Eastern in 2011. Bronson, who missed EWU’s first two games with a hamstring injury and carried just five times in his first two games of the season rushed 13 times for a career-high 113 yards and a touchdown against North Dakota Oct. 6, which was a season-high for

gether, we can be a physical team, a solid team,� Clarin said. “It means a lot to the seniors for their last year of high school to go out this way, to get this far.�

an Eagle running back at that point in the schedule.

Bronson also tallied 83 yards on the ground along with a touchdown in Eastern’s Nov. 3 win over Cal Poly.

As far as the final home game for the Eagles Nov. 10, the Aggies were poised to pull off the upset with a long drive on their final possession, but David Gaylord blocked a 52-yard field goal attempt by Brady Stuart with 46 seconds left to preserve the Eagles win and keep Eastern’s Big Sky Conference championship hopes alive.

Northern Arizona fell 35-29 in three overtimes to Southern Utah, meaning Eastern will play for at least a share of the league title at Portland State Saturday. Eastern, ranked fifth in The Sport Network NCAA Football Championship Subdivision Top 25 Poll, is now 8-2 overall and 6-1 in the Big Sky. The win was Eastern’s 11th in the last three seasons when it has trailed or been tied in the fourth quarter. Of Eastern’s six Big Sky wins this season, five have come by a combined margin of 21 points — two six-point wins and a trio by just three points.

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Tanasse, who is a senior, added a fourth place finish in the 100 backstroke. She touched the wall in 57.07 seconds.

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Children and the many, many phases of food leftovers it didn’t help. My husband would often take leftover hamburger “Cs� in his lunch to work because he couldn’t stand the thought of the beef being wasted.

I really tried not to snack on my children’s leftovers, attempting instead to make myself a sandwich and sitting down for five minutes to eat with them.

But as it often is with small children, you’re just trying to keep up with them and it was sometimes easier to graze over the mess they left on the table, eating my lunch while cleaning up their leftovers.

Now they are teens and their leftovers come in a different form. They will ask me to buy a food item, like grapes.

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Crusts with peanut butter and jelly, apple peels, sugared milk in the bottom of the cereal bowl, such is often the diet of parents when their children are small.

I was not the kind of mother who would cut crusts off sandwiches or peel apples before I fed them to my kids who had perfectly good teeth.

Still, even my kids didn’t always like crusts — they’d take that first bite to expose the soft, squishy part of the sandwich, then proceeded to eat the middle out, while the crusts and a good part of the peanut butter remained intact.

My youngest was particularly picky about crusts. She ate all sandwichtype food into a thick “C,� including burgers, leaving a good part of the sandwich filling behind.

I used to try to explain to her that hamburger buns did not have crusts, but

a few days and I’ll decide not to replace them. They’ll whine, “There’s no grapes for my lunch. Will you buy grapes?�

I’ll buy the grapes, a couple bunches will disappear, then there they sit.

After a week, when I realize they are not eating them, I’ll remind them to eat the grapes.

They grunt some sort of acknowledgment, but there the grapes sit.

When I remind them again, they tell me they are old and rubbery and now inedible to sensitive teenage palates.

That’s when I take action: I eat them for breakfast, snack and lunch, then I’ll put them out for dinner as our fruit-vegetable serving.

Still there are grapes — I buy a big package at Costco.

The following day, I’ll decide to eat all the rest of the grapes for my lunch.

By the time I’m done, I feel sick, as if I’ve eaten too many grapes, but at least they’ve been consumed.

They do this with other food items as well. Right

now it’s turkey breast. I buy a cooked turkey breast from Costco they slice off to make sandwiches for their lunches.

This particular food phase lasted a long time, as it’s been their lunch food of choice since school started.

So I’ve kept buying turkey breast.

But the last couple times I’ve bought it, I notice it’s not going as fast and now the majority of it is left and it will probably go bad in a couple days.

Now I must start in with my leftover reduction process. We will eat it for dinner in the form of turkey tetrazzini, which will then

have to be consumed in the next couple days, because even though the turkey is being used in a different dish, doesn’t mean it still won’t expire.

I have tried other methods to get my kids to eat up the food in the fridge they’ve specifically requested; starving kids in Indiana and all.

But I think until they actually have to purchase food with their own hard-earned money, they won’t appreciate having any food they want available to them.

So, this battle probably won’t be won until they have children of their own.

On the plus side, they

now eat the crusts on their sandwiches.

Gretchen Leigh is a stay-at-home mom who lives in Covington.

She is committed to writing about the humor amidst the chaos of a family.

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