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Roads, parks and economic development are at the top of the city of Covington’s legislative priorities. Covington’s lobbyist, according to documents provided by City Manager Derek Matheson, will focus on a joint legislative agenda in partnership with Black Diamond and Maple Valley to encourage lawmakers to find money, both state and federal funds, to make improvements to state routes 169 and 516 as well as for transit alternatives in the three cities. In addition, the city will lobby to retain state shared revenues such as liquor license fees and taxes as well as funding requests for specific projects with the highest priority being the Jenkins Creek to 185th Avenue Southeast improvement project on Southeast 272nd Street followed by the
A King County Superior Court judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging the validity of the strategic alliance between UW Medicine and Valley Medical Center Dec. 28. Judge Michael Hayden listened to oral arguments for about 45 minutes before ruling that the alliance between two public entities is permitted under state law. Attorneys for both sides had already submitted written briefs for him to consider. Valley Medical Center, located in Renton, serves Covington as well as part of Maple Valley. Hayden alluded to the possibility of an appeal — the lawsuit was brought by the Public Hospital District No. 1 commission. Dr. Paul Joos, the commission chairman, declined to comment on the ruling, but he said the commission would discuss
Kentlake High graduate finds perspective in Ghana BY KRIS HILL khill@covingtonreporter.com
Kathy Taylor had a plan — go to Whitworth, play volleyball, earn a degree in education then go to graduate school. Taylor, a 2008 graduate of Kentlake High, realized recently her plans for life after college have changed thanks to a longtime friend who encouraged her to spend some time teaching in Ghana.
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“I went into college knowing I wanted to do special education,” Taylor said. “I have a brother who went through the special ed program in Kent. By the time I was a junior in high school, I knew what I wanted to do. I got lucky in happening to figure out what I wanted to do early.” So, she went to Whitworth in Spokane, played volleyball and earned a degree in elementary education and special education.
During her time studying, she spent 300 hours in public school classrooms learning the ins and outs of special education, an endorsement which qualifies such teachers to work with children and adults up to age 21. Because the classroom time required for the program, which then rolled into student teaching, took up so much of her life, Taylor chose to leave the volleyball team her final year at Whitworth. Her plan had always been to take the summer between graduation from Whitworth and graduate school to spend in Africa. Well, at least that was the [ more GHANA page 4 ]
Kathy Taylor is surrounded by students during the school’s Family Fun Day in October. Taylor is a 2008 graduate of Kentlake High and is teaching in Ghana. Courtesy of Kathy Taylor
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Tahoma teachers join ranks of nationally certified National Board program challenges teachers, encourages reflection ryn Strojan from Cedar River Middle School and Melissa Morlock from Lake In the Tahoma School Wilderness Elementary. District students “I wanted a chalaren’t the only ones lenge,� said Norris, who are learning. who teaches French Teachers are at Tahoma High. encouraged and “You had to explain challenged through the why and think Classroom 10 and about everything an array of profesyou do. All the Nathalie Norris sional development pieces of my lessons opportunities to go together now.� constantly learn and National Board to refine their teachCertification is an ing. For some that advanced certificameans becoming tion for teachers a National Board with at least three Certified Teacher, years of teaching a process that can experience and take up to three requires between Felicie Freeman years. 200 and 400 hours Across the district of work and a minithere are 47 teachers mum of one year to who have earned complete, accordthe NBCT credening to the Office of tial, seven of whom Superintendent of completed the Public Instruction. certificate this year. To certify, teachThe teachers who ers must complete Kathryn Strojan earned their cermultiple tests tification this year and a portfolio of are: LaRae Keeney, work that includes Gavin Lees, Shelby Cail and writing papers, answering Nathalie Norris of Tahoma questions related to student High, Felicie Freeman from learning, and showing Tahoma Junior High, KathBY KATHERINE SMITH
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student growth. Many of was meaningful and would the district’s teachers also have a meaningful impact choose to participate in on my teaching,� Freeman cohort groups with other said. “It (the certification teachers who are pursuing process) makes you think certification. critically about the deci“I have two big takesions you are making in aways,� Strojan said. your classroom and why. It “Everything must always has helped me to be even come back to student more intentional with my learning. How do I know teaching.� the students learned? What Teachers who become is my evidence? Those are NBCTs receive a bonus the questions I need to ask from the state, don’t have myself after every to renew their lesson. The second “Everything teaching credenmust always is the power of tial for 10 years come back collaboration. I and are eligible to student could not have to teach in other learning. How states. completed this do I know process withDave Wright, the students out the cohort a math teacher learned? What at Tahoma groups.� is my evidence? High, became a The district’s Classroom 10 Those are the National Board philosophy foCertified Teacher questions I cuses on the way need to ask in 2003. He bestudents learn in myself after gan the effort to the 21st century every lesson.� inform Tahoma and how teachers Kathryn Strojan teachers about can harness that, the program and maximizing learnencourage them ing and preparing through the prostudents for a cess after joining rapidly changing world. An the district in 2006. understanding of students, Wright believes the their skill levels, and how to certification is a valuable build on them is also a cen- experience and wanted tral theme in the National other teachers to have that Board Certification process. opportunity. “I wanted to do a profes“It was professional sional development that development that was pow-
erful,� Wright said. Wright approached Terry Duty, the Tahoma High principal, about starting a facilitation program and was encouraged by the level of support he received. “Terry was completely on board,� Wright said. “Terry and the district supported us.� Wright trained as a facilitator and the first year, only teachers from the high school participated in the program. Interest grew quickly as word spread, Wright said, and soon the program grew beyond him. The program now exists at a districtwide level with teachers from all grade levels participating. “It’s a very reflective process,� said Morlock, a teacher at Lake Wilderness Elementary. “It increases your knowledge of students; really knowing them, what they need and where they’re at.�
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plan from sophomore year at Kentlake on. A friend of Taylor’s whom she went to school with from Pine Tree Elementary through Kentlake went to New York University. While a student at NYU, this friend chose to spend a semester studying abroad, and she went to Ghana where the university has a campus. “She came to me in April (2011) and said, ‘I’m here, I’m working for this organization, I love them and you would love them and you have to come,� Taylor said. “She just happened to get placed with City of Refuge as part of one of her classes. She had name dropped me to them while she was there. That was really when Ghana came into the picture.� Still, though, the position Taylor considered with city of Refuge was a volunteer teaching job and it would be a one-year commitment. “I spent a year wondering why would I spend a year doing something for free that I could get paid for (in the United States),� Taylor said. “I spent a year trying to talk myself out of it.� Then in January she was in San Francisco where she was able to meet the founders of the program as well as the principal of the school where she was considering working. “I went there and met them on a whim and was so
excited about it,� she said. “Then I got on the train and was like, ‘This is for a year, what am I thinking,’ and I tried to talk myself out of it.� But as graduation approached in May, Taylor knew she didn’t want to work in a public school just yet. “I figured there was no time better than now,� she said. She came back to Western Washington and lived in the University District while she worked for Seattle Parks during the summer. A week before she left for Ghana, her friend who connected her with City of Refuge got married and Taylor served as her friend’s maid of honor. “That week before I left was pretty emotional,� Taylor said. In early September she flew to Ghana, a country of about 23 million people in West Africa. School there was about to start after a month-long break in the year-round schedule. “I got to Ghana Sept. 5 and staff training had started a week and a half before,� she said. “I got there on a Thursday and we were starting school the next Tuesday.� The day before she was to start teaching at the school the principal went to Taylor and told her the second grade teacher couldn’t come to school because of a family emergency.
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[ HOSPITAL from page 1] whether to appeal the ruling at its January meeting. Joos was elected to the commission after the alliance was approved in a 3-2 vote. Phil Talmadge, a former
With about 24 hours notice, Taylor was asked to teach second grade, when she had expected to work in a resource room with special needs students or children who were behind and needed additional support to catch up. For three weeks she taught second grade, but Taylor said she had a coteacher who was tremendously helpful especially as she learned to decipher the accents of the children. After the second grade teacher returned, Taylor moved into the resource room which was still used as a carpentry room at that point, so she taught around library shelves waiting to be mounted. For a while lessons were conducted in the hallway or on the basketball court, Taylor said, wherever it made the most sense that day. There are 185 students who attend the school, 35 of whom live there full time because they were orphaned, abandoned or sold into slavery by their parents. Despite some of the traumatic backgrounds the children have and the corporal system of punishment that is commonplace in the culture — Taylor explained caning is the traditional way parents and teachers at other schools get kids to behave — the youngsters are full of joy and are eager [ more GHANA page 5 ]
easier to use and more flexible. Other items the city will support include tax exemptions for municipal capital projects from sales tax as well as exempt utility and enterprise revenues from the state business and occupations, legislation to change the threshold for passing local government bond and levy elections from a supermajority, or 60 percent, to a simple majority, or 50 percent, as well as oppose unfunded mandates. Another issue of significance for Covington is the effort to provide cities time to annex neighboring land after a county classifies it as urban but before property is developed. Finally Covington will support the legislative programs of the Association of Washington Cities and Suburban Cities Associations when consistent with other legislative priorities. The Covington City Council adopted its legislative priorities list at its Dec. 11 meeting.
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elected district commissioners could not delegate their legislative responsibilities for a public institution to unelected decision makers. However, the UW Medicine attorney, Lou Peterson, argued the alliance is permitted under state law.
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“Part of it, if I’m being honest, is God,� she said. “I feel like that has been a huge part, finding joy in Him and in kids.� When she walks to the school, the children will sprint toward her and ask if they can carry her books, with an exuberance which can be contagious. “The kids, they love being loved and they love to love,� Taylor said. “When it’s that easy to do every day, it’s hard to say no.� In the time Taylor has worked in Ghana, she has gained perspective on many aspects of life. She said she has realized not everyone is called to serve, much less to do so in a country like Ghana, and that though it was not an easy decision to take this on, she knows it
was the right one to push herself way out of her comfort zone. “The thing that I had to come to terms with was that college community that I loved was gone, no matter where I went,� she said. “I could have easily stayed there and figured out things but I knew that wasn’t where I was supposed to be. Perspective, more than anything, is what I can gain from this. Hopefully I can give more than I can gain.� Part of that perspective has been learning how to deal with living off the grid, so to speak. She has Internet access, but it is slow and somewhat frustrating. Taylor communicates primarily via email. She has a cell phone but because of the time difference it can
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be challenging to chat with folks. There has been something freeing about that, though, Taylor said. Now that she’s home until midJanuary for a break, she has realized just how much American culture relies on technology, while in Ghana her tablet and computer are something of a novelty, especially for the children who live at the school. When she goes back to Ghana, Taylor will teach until early June, at which point she plans to return to Washington state and find a job. Her plans no longer include going to graduate school right now, though eventually she would like to earn her master’s degree at the University of Washington. Her hope is at
some point to work in the private sector with autistic children. For the rest of the school year at City of Refuge in Ghana, Taylor will continue to work with children out of the resource room, pulling out students for one-on-one work or groups of up to six. She will help them improve their skills and catch up to their peers. When she’s done in Ghana she’d like to work in her own classroom in a public school. The plan is to do that for five years to take care of her student loans. While her plans changed, so has her view of the world. She doesn’t want anyone to think that because life is different in Ghana that it’s a life of despair.
“The kids that I’m working with are happy,� Taylor said. “They live the life they know how to live and do what they can with it.� In the meantime, she’s learned to see her own culture differently. “It’s perspective, more than anything, and an understanding of what it means to find something you’re excited about,� she said. “Just seeing how much success that brings when you’re doing something that you love, no matter where it is, and an understanding of a global lens and how important that is because it is so easy to get caught up in everything that’s happening here, the good and the bad.� Taylor’s plans may have changed but she is exactly where she needs to be.
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I was in junior high when “Gilmore Girls� started airing on Tuesday nights. One of my sisters — I’m the youngest of three girls — came home and said there was a new show we had to check out. To say that the character Rory had an impact on me would be an understatement. Over the seasons I watched as Rory grew as a writer and a journalist. I saw how her love of books, learning and information lent itself to such a path. I was hooked. I like to credit Rory with giving me the push into journalism, but there is a lot more behind it than that. Looking back, the first indication of this path I was heading down came in elementary school when I wrote in a school journal that when I grew up I was, “going to write stories.� A forever curious child, I was perpetually peppering my parents with questions and constantly lost in a book. I began to follow national and international news with increasing interest as Operation Iraqi Freedom unfolded. I wanted to know and to understand what was going on. By the time I graduated from Kentridge my mind was made up — I was going to be a journalist. The next leg of my journey took me to Biola University located on the LA-Orange County line in La Mirada, Calif. I thrived in classes like philosophy of journalism, investigative reporting, theology of gender and IRIS (a three week, six unit course where we studied the relationship
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between literature, film, art, theology and the way in which we view the world). Over the three and a half years I spent at Biola my passion for journalism and for telling people’s stories only grew. I was involved in a variety of on-campus media including writing for the student newspaper and magazine. I also contributed to a book about a local nonprofit. Some of my favorite college memories come from the semester I took 18 units and interned in media relations by day and was a Jungle Cruise Skipper at Disneyland by night. Bad puns and all. I graduated with a bachelors degree in print journalism and a minor in biblical studies in December 2010. Little did I know the journey I was embarking on when I shook the hand of
Biola’s president and accepted one of those black folders. In an instant I had gone from being a college student to another college educated, unemployed 20-something. I knew journalism was hurting, but I didn’t know hard it was going to be to break in. A year and a half and countless job and internship applications later I accepted an internship with the Tahoma School District. I worked on a project related to the district’s sustainability curriculum and covered news and features across the district. Those months reminded me how much I love what I do and reenforced my desire to make it as a reporter. I have dreamed about working for a newspaper and 727 days after graduating I am finally living it.
also looked at the first Maple Valley newspaper, the Maplevalley Messenger, which came out in 1921. A quick glance told me how much things have changed for newspapers. For one, even in a tiny community, the newspaper cost money, albeit three cents, or thirty seven cents today. But what struck me were the stories published in it. None of them seemed old-fashioned in terms of what they wrote. In many cases, they appear identical to the posts people publish on Facebook and Twitter. The only difference is the writing style and where they published it. In other words, the concept of Twitter and Facebook are not actually new in that people like to write about themselves. As newspapers from the early 1900s show, people merely did so in another manner and published it differently. Technology hasn’t changed people as much as it has changed how they do what they have always done. I’ve observed this with people who grew up writing letters as a means of personal correspondence who have a difficult time transitioning over to email, particularly with how they view chain mail. For example, publishing a marriage or birth announcement in a newspaper is a very traditional practice. But I’ve noticed more and more people use Facebook, which is easier, more personal, and is guaranteed to be seen by their friends and family (at least those with Facebook accounts). In a strange way, Facebook is merely an individualized, private newspaper publica-
tion, their personalized account of record you might say. Whether or not you find it comforting that people haven’t changed is another matter entirely. Here are a few sample stories from the Messenger I thought were worthy of re-publication. “Our friend Dan Lagesson has recently show great interest in infants. His mother was kept waiting six hours the other day, and when Dan returned he declared he had been visiting a baby. More information may be obtained from Dan himself.� “Frank Johnson went to Seattle the other day and tried to climb a street car with his Ford with the result that he had to be towed to a garage.� “A number of young folks attended a birthday party in honor of Miss Merle Onstine on Wednesday evening at the home of W. D. Gibbon.� “Mr. and Mrs. Clay Emmerton spent a couple of days in Tacoma for their Christmas shopping.� “Miss Ann Ryan, formerly a teacher in the Crosson school, visited friends in Maplevalley on Saturday and Sunday.� And for those of you who complained about the lack of ball fields, you might enjoy this one: “Baseball season will be opening in Maplevalley. Mr. Seeling and the school boys are busily engaged in clearing up a diamond on
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The original social network A few months ago I experienced an interesting enlightenment, an epiphany you might say. It’s beyond clichÊ to talk about how technology has changed the way we communicate. My epiphany, however, was that technology changes the way we communicate, but not what we communicate. In other words, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Google Plus are new, but what they do is not new. One comment I hear frequently from people, particularly those too old to care or bother to use social media, for reasons I am perfectly in sympathy with, is that people tend to post extremely personal and intimate information about themselves out of a sense of narcissism or desire for attention. This is true. I’ve seen Facebook profiles that read like diaries, except nobody has an incentive to lie or exaggerate in their diary. The fascinating thing is that this is not new at all. While doing research for my series on three historical events in the area, I went to the Maple Valley Historical Society gathering documents and background material. There, I TJ Martinell
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Chairperson’s Message Welcome to 2013! Your Covington Chamber has been busy. Please take a moment to look over some of our upcoming events and get them on your calendar! Congratulations to our newly elected board directors: Debbie Markwald, Ken Brown, Mike Hanratty, and Zach Steele and those re-elected: Cherie Adams and Jessica Oliver. These folks will join our current board of directors: Jim Hutchinson, Kristi Knox, Josh Lyons, Dana Melbuer, Tamara Paul, Jim Wene, Derek Matheson, and Dr. Richard Stedry. We all look forward to working with our community to grow and strengthen our businesses and our chamber. Happy New Year! Kristi Knox, Chairperson Covington Chamber of Commerce
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if we publish things from other papers, they say we are too lazy to write. If we don’t go to church, we are heathens — if we do, we are hypocrites. If we stay in the office, we ought to be rustling for news — if we are rustling news, we are not attending to business in the office. If we wear old clothes, we
are slovenly — if we wear new clothes they are not paid for. What in the thunder is a poor editor to do anyhow? Likely as not, someone will say we swiped this from exchange. We did.� Some things never change. We haven’t.
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recycling program at this time. EPS can be dropped off for free at Styro Recycle LLC located on the west end of the Ikea Building at 800 S.W. 43rd St., in Renton. Styro Recycle is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Any tape, labels, or aluminum on the EPS should be removed first. Styro Recycle also accepts bagged packing peanuts, flattened cardboard boxes, clear plastic stretch wrap and bubble wrap. All material must be clean and dry. For more information visit www.styrorecycle.com.
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WHAT TO DO WITH HOLIDAY WRAPPING PAPER AND PACKING MATERIAL IN MAPLE VALLEY Used holiday gift wrapping paper is not recyclable or compostable in Maple Valley’s curbside collection program. It should be disposed of in the curbside garbage cart. Unused rolls of wrapping
paper can be re-used or donated at the Goodwill store in Maple Valley. Expanded polystyrene is the rigid material in block or molded form that is used as protective packaging or for hot cups and ice chests. EPS is not biodegradable. It is 98 percent air but it’s bulky and takes up space at the regional landfill. EPS is commonly, but incorrectly, referred to as StyrofoamŽ which is a trademark of the Dow Chemical Company. EPS is recyclable but not in the curbside
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New Year’s Resolutions for your garden in 2013 to grow cool season crops like lettuce, peas, cabbage, kale and Swiss chard. You don’t even need a patch of ground as many edibles do just as good in pots as they do in the ground. Beginners should start with cherry tomatoes, basil, and zucchini. 2. Resolve to leave the clippings on the lawn. In our cool climate leaving the grass clippings to decay on the lawn will help improve the water-holding capacity of the soil by adding organic matter and add nitrogen by returning green material to the soil. The trick is you must mow more often and choose a mulching mower so that the clippings are tiny enough to Marianne Binetti
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The end of December is a time for resolutions, reviews and renewals so resolve to start a garden notebook, mark up your calendar or take more garden photos if you want to chart the improvements and failures of your gardening experiments. Here’s a few ideas for ways to make 2013 a celebration of all things green and growing: 1. Resolve to start growing your own food. This one act can be as simple as buying a potted rosemary plant for the kitchen counter and using more fresh herbs in your everyday life. Here in Western Washington it is simple
slip in between the blades of grass. Mowing your lawn every seven days during the growing season fits in nicely with the most popular of all New Year’s resolution: The vow to loose weight and get more exercise. 3. Resolve to add more houseplants to clean your indoor air. We all need plants to breathe easier so this winter replace your holiday ornaments with a few green and growing plants known to absorb and clean indoor pollutants. I vote for the attractive and hard-to-kill peace lily or spathiphyllum because this houseplant adapts to low light and will bloom with white, flag-like spaths or leaf bracts. If you go away for a few weeks and your peace lily looks limp and dead on your return, cut it back, add some water
and it will revive and keep growing. Other air cleaning houseplants to add to your home include heart leaf philodendrons, English ivy, spider plants, dracaena and snake plant. 4. Resolve to cut back on your garbage – start a compost pile. You don’t need a lot of room to recycle a lot of garbage. Just find a four foot space on the ground and dig in. Set aside a pile of soil and layer your kitchen waste and pruning crumbs into the hole, covering with a few shovels of the soil from the nearby pile. Composting is as easy as layering green material (vegetable trimmings, grass clippings, faded flower blooms) with brown material (soil, sawdust, brown leaves) then letting it sit and rot. In six months or less
City Council to host public hearing on medical marijuana moratorium in Covington at City Hall Jan. 8 The Covington City Council will host a public hearing on a proposed extension of the city’s moratorium on medical marijuana related businesses at its meeting set for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8, in the Council Chambers at Covington City Hall, 16720 S.E. 271st St. The proposed extension would apply to medical marijuana dispen-
saries, production and processing facilities and collective gardens, according to city documents. During the hearing, written and oral comments will be received regarding the ordinance. A one year moratorium was originally passed by the City Council in August 2011. The moratorium was extended in 2012.
you’ll have compost. 5. Resolve to rebel from convention – and bring back the bees. Becoming a flamboyant, rebellious and adventurous gardener has many benefits but the latest buzz is about what your experiments in growing can do for the birds, bees and the butterflies. The more diverse the plant material we grow in our gardens the more likely our local wild life will survive. This year, promise to try a new climbing vine, plant a tree, add more perennials and buy a blooming baskets filled with flowers you’ve never grown before. We need gardens full of early bloomers, late bloomers, trees, shrubs, native plants and exotic new comers that will provide nectar for bees, homes for birds and foliage
This issue arose when Gov. Chris Gregoire vetoed portions of a bill in April 2011 that was passed by the Legislature which amended state law to allow the use of medical marijuana. Initiative 692, passed by state voters in 1998, allows a defense for possession of marijuana for qualifying patients or designated providers. In spite of the recent legalization of recreational use of marijuana in Washington state, a conflict remains between state law and federal law that lists marijuana as a Schedule 1 narcotic. There is no provision for medical marijuana in federal law.
for the caterpillars that turn into butterflies and moths. Life began in a garden, so celebrate the New Year and just keep growing.
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TAHOMA BOYS HOOPS THIRD IN HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Tahoma’s boys basketball team placed third in the Bothell Holiday Hoops tournament Dec. 27-30. Tahoma started off with a 106-74 win over Kamiak that set up a showdown with tournament host Bothell, a top ranked 4A team. The Cougars got the better of the Bears in that game with an 84-61 win. Tahoma bounced back in the third-place contest with a 76-65 victory over EdmondsWoodway. Tahoma improves to 7-3 overall. League play starts again Thursday.
Dallas Glenn of Covington hired to work for crew of NHRA pro stock drivers BY KRIS HILL
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allas Glenn had quite a bit to be grateful for the week of Thanksgiving. A Kentwood High graduate who grew up in Covington, Dallas Glenn was offered his dream job Nov. 20 then went to Las Vegas and went 23-4 in the Bracket Nationals drag race at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. “On Thanksgiving, that was one of the best races I had,� Dallas Glenn said. “I got the call to go and work for this team over in North Carolina, so, I thought, ‘This is going to be my last race, I figured I’d go out with a bang.’� He went to the sixth round on the first day, won Nov. 23, got to the finals Nov. 24 before going out in the second round the last day. Dallas Glenn said he won the most rounds that weekend driving a 1994 Camaro. In one round he flew down the quarter-mile drag strip at 185 MPH and crossed the finish line in 7.48 seconds.
“It was a good race,� Dallas Glenn said. A weekend which, at least for now, capped off a racing career which began in earnest in 2005 when he became enthralled with it as he helped his father, Steve Glenn, with work under the hood on a 1955 Chevy 210 Handyman Wagon. Dallas Glenn won the first time he got behind the wheel of the wagon in 2006 as part of the high school drags at Pacific Raceways, which is one exit away on state Route 18. His father knew right away his son had the talent behind the wheel to go with his ability to work as a mechanic on the car. In recent years he’s driven for Shane Thompson, who lives in Las Vegas, but Dallas Glenn’s passion has always been the Pro Stock class raced in the National Hot Rod Association’s professional ranks. “Throughout the years he’d say, ‘I want to go work on a pro stock car,’� Steve Glenn said. “So, at races he’d hang out in the pits and say, ‘Hey, I want to work on a pro stock car.’ Meanwhile,
Dallas Glenn of Covington with his collection of drag racing trophies at his parents’ home in April 2011. Glenn landed a new job with the crew of pro stock drivers Jason Line and Greg Anderson. FILE PHOTO he’s racing and living the life.� Whenever the opportunity came along for Dallas Glenn to hang out in the NHRA pro stock pits, whether at Pacific Raceways or when he was racing at other tracks in the Lucas Oil Series, his father said he always knew where to look for his middle son — just head for the pro stock cars. Starting Jan. 2, that’s where Dallas Glenn, who turned 22 Dec. 26, will spend his time. He’s moved
to North Carolina where he will work on the crew for two of the most successful Pro Stock drivers of the past decade at Ken Black Racing. Rob Downing, the crew chief for drivers Jason Line and Greg Anderson, told Dallas Glenn when he looked at the young man’s resume he jokingly said, “It looks like you’re sick and twisted like the rest of us and really love the sport.� All of his time hanging out in the pits had paid off. He was approached by
someone from KB Racing during the NHRA AAA Auto Club finals in Pomona the weekend before Thanksgiving. Dallas Glenn was encouraged to submit his resume because there were some crew members who were going to leave the team after the season ended. He got the call with the job offer while he was working on cars for Thompson. [ more RACING page 11 ]
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Masters Swimming finds new home at Covington pool — you don’t have to feel like you are running over anybody, or being run over.� Sharon Wright, who joined Blue Wave in 2009 and has U.S. Masters Swimming returned to Covington this week coached swimming in the area off and on over the last 22 with coaches and swimmers who hope the program years, is the coach at the new location. will thrive here. “It’s good to Wright has known Wendy Neely, the head Blue Wave Aquatics, a team affiliated with U.S. have a group coach for Blue Wave, for years through the Masters and formerly known as Federal Way to go to and swimming community, Wright said. Wright Masters, began a new workout group at Covington know they’ll started an adult swimming group in Fairwood Aquatic Center Wednesday. The team had a group inspire you to over the summer but the location proved proin Covington prior to the pool renovation that was come back.� hibitive for continuing into the fall. completed in 2009. During the renovation the group Eric Durban “We had tossed the idea around of growing moved to a pool in Kent, where it remained until the program and the (new) location was the the end of 2012. final thing that made me say yes,� Wright said. “I “The (Covington) pool is in great shape and the would like the group to grow and have everystaff take great care of it,� said Eric Durban, who is one’s needs met — whether that is getting faster, a Blue Wave member and the pool representative for the improved technique or having a group to train with that Covington group. “We will have more lanes in Covington makes it fun.� BY KATHERINE SMITH
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“I was excited,� Dallas Glenn said. “I was real excited. I was thinking, ‘I have to move to North Carolina.’ So, I started researching North Carolina. I found out the state food is barbecue pork, which is all I eat. And the state sport is NASCAR.� Though it’s the first time he’s really lived away from home full time, Dallas Glenn has lived out of his suitcase for the better part of the past two years, so moving away and traveling from mid-February to midNovember won’t be too hard of a transition. “I think it’s going to be easier for me than for him (his dad),� Dallas Glenn said about leaving home. Steve Glenn said he got a text message from Thompson congratulating him when his son was hired. Though he’s a proud father, he said he’s torn.
“It’s what we’ve always dreamed of for him,� Steve Glenn said. “He’s going to be a nine hour flight away. He’s the first one to leave. My other son (Dana) lives four blocks away.� Dallas corrected his father, though, saying it’s more like a six hour flight. Still, the elder Glenn said, “It’s a long ways away.� The Glenns plan to get in the motor home during the 2013 NHRA MelloYello Drag Racing Series and go to as many races as they can to see their middle son follow his dream. “As a dad, I could not have asked for any more,� Steve Glenn said. “I remember the spark in his eyes the first time we took him racing. Pro stock racing was always his dream.� Dallas’ girlfriend, a capable driver in her own right, lives in Oregon. While he said she’s not looking forward to the lon-
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Tahoma won the All SPSL Wrestling Tournament with 251.5 points with defending 3A champion Enumclaw coming in second with 200 points in the all-classification meet for South Puget Sound League grapplers Dec. 28-29 at Auburn High. The Bears put five wrestlers into the finals with Edwin Torres winning the 285 pound bracket with a 5-2 victory in the final over Trent Nivala of Puyallup. Cruz Velasquez put together a 5-3 decision in the final of the 132 pound weight class against Tyson Gailac of Auburn. Tim Whitehead made it to the 126 pound final before losing to Colton Tracy of Bonney Lake. Tucker Mjelde lost to Trevor Anderson of Bethel by a 4-2 decision in the final at 152. Matt Hopkins lost in a high scoring 220 pound final to Matt Voss of Puyallup. Meanwhile Garret Autrey finished fourth in the 170 pound bracket. Brandon Schieber of Tahoma beat Logan Bearss of Kentwood for fifth at 145. Austin Perry tallied a fourth place finish for the Bears at 195. Nick Smith of Kentlake beat Alex Davidson of Federal Way in the 106 pound bracket. Dalton Meyers of Kentwood finished third in the 138 pound bracket. Jamiel Jackson won a major decision, beating his opponent from Enumclaw 17-9, before losing in the third-fourth match to another foe from Enumclaw at 152. David Park finished sixth in the 170 pound weight class for the Conquerors. Zach Seibel of Kentridge defeated Zach Harris from Kentlake in the third-fourth match in the 182 pound bracket. In the 220 pound weight class Kentlake had two top eight finishers: Evan Anderson, who took seventh, and John Yarbrough, who finished fifth. Kentlake’s Tyler Deskins finished fifth in the 285 pound bracket.
rear end, wheelie bars, shocks, chutes, gear changes to wheels and tires. “I’m really excited to learn everything about pro stock,� Dallas Glenn said. “You’re going to the cutting edge of technology. I want to learn all of that.�
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...obituaries James Wallace Grad James Wallace Grad, born March 11, 1930 in Aberdeen, South Dakota, passed away on December 17, 2012 in Renton, Washington after a long life dedicated to his family, friends and the service of others. Jim joined the US Navy during the Korean War. His time in the Navy allowed him to see the world. He spent time stationed on each of the Iowa-class battleships—the Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, and New Jersey. After the Navy he returned to South Dakota where he married Caroline Shillingstad. Together they moved to the Seattle area and Jim went to work for the Union Pacific Railroad as an Engineer. During his long career he was a highly active member of Peer Support, a program dedicated to promoting safety on the railroad and helping his colleagues cope in the aftermath of traumatic accidents in the workplace. While with the Union Pacific and after his retirement, Jim was a strong supporter and advocate for his union, the United Transportation Union (UTU). In 2010 he was honored with a lifetime award for volunteerism from the UTU. Jim’s volunteerism was also generously spread throughout his community. He could be found donating time and energy to help others through the Catholic Church as a Fourth Degree Knight of Columbus. His charity also extended to dedicated work with the Kent Food Bank and the Kent Men’s Homeless Shelter where he offered not only assistance but compassion and dignity to those facing hard times. He helped raise funds to feed the men of the Homeless Shelter and could often be found cooking breakfast for them at the area churches. Upon retirement he committed more time to his volunteerism, he followed Mariner’s baseball, enjoyed his grandchildren, and splitting his time between his homes in Washington and Trail City, South Dakota. He is survived by his beloved wife Caroline, their five children and their families: daughter Laurie (Curt) Johnson, grandchildren Stacie and Tyler, and great-grandson Anthony; daughter Carol Nave and grandchildren Christopher, Brandon, Alexis, and Danielle; son Dennis (Lori) Grad and grandchildren Katie, Ireti and Cameron; son Darrel (Pam) Grad and grandchildren Lindsey and Samantha; and son James. He is preceded in death by son-inlaw Greg Nave, mother Agnes and father Alois. Jim will be buried at Tahoma National Cemetery. A memorial will be held on January 14, 2013 at St. John the Baptist in Covington. In lieu of flowers, remembrances in Jim’s name can be sent to Kent Food Bank. 723086
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Wright, who coaches boys and girls swim at Kentwood, expected six to eight swimmers on the first day, and hopes to grow the group to 12 regulars. The team is open to anyone 18 and over and the Covington group meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings from 5:30 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. New swimmers can sign up for a free one week trial. “There’s not anybody who isn’t good enough,� Neely said. “We get a little bit of everything.� For Durban it is a love of the sport and the team camaraderie that he enjoys the most. “It’s good to have a group to go to and know they’ll inspire you to come back,� Durban said.
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Finding the joy of the holidays at the mall So I knew what I must do: I had to head to the mall to a calendar store and fast. January’s schedule was gearing up. I personally try to avoid the mall during the Christmas season. I get my Christmas shopping done before the crowds get whipped into a frenzy with the rush of the approaching day. We had gone to see Rise of the Guardians at the theater. Then we went next door to the Super Mall in Auburn. The Auburn Gretchen Leigh
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I needed a new calendar, which would sound easier to acquire than it is. I have specific needs for my calendars: they have to have a pocket, but only one pocket, and they have to have decent sized squares. I don’t need name categories; I use wall calendars like a date book and put the morning events on the top of the square and the evening events on the bottom. I’ll let you figure out where I put the afternoon events.
Super Mall is in the shape of an oval and like trying to figure out a shortcut from one highway to the next in Westport, it’s impossible to quickly and easily move from one store to the next at the Super Mall. So unless you know where to park when you arrive at the mall, you just have to walk all the way around the oval until you get where you are going; it’s a mile total. It’s not a bad thing to get a mile or so walk in, because not only is it the season for shopping, it’s also the season for eating. I really only went in for a calendar, but when we got
to the mall, my youngest wanted to spend her $25 Hot Topic gift card she had gotten back in September, my oldest daughter and husband needed shoes, we walked by my favorite clothing store and went in so I could find a nice blouse for Christmas day. I have to admit, it was a nice family time to be at the mall shopping and seeing the Christmas festivities as we put in the mile. It made me think of other Christmas activities my family and I like. So as my Christmas gift to you, I will share a few of them; remember, even though Christmas day
is upon us, these events last through New Year’s: A Christmas movie always tops our list and we highly recommend Rise of the Guardians; it’s a good one to see on the big screen. We always try to find a great place for Christmas lights. This year we went to Zoo Lights at Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium. I hear Woodland Park now also has a zoo light display. We’ve also been to Clam Lights at Gene Coulon Park (this one is free) and Bellevue Botanical Gardens. So I hope you find Christmas joy this week with your family and
friends. And from my family and me, we wish you a Merry Christmas!
Gretchen Leigh is a stayat-home mom who lives in Covington. She is committed to writing about the humor amidst the chaos of a family. You can also read more of her writing and her daily blog on her website livingwithgleigh.com. Her column is available every week at maplevalleyreporter.com under the Lifestyles section.
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