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Dale Hoover wants to bust one of the biggest myths about Meals on Wheels: it is not just for poor seniors. Hoover, an outreach specialist for Meals on Wheels, has worked in the program offered by Seattlebased nonprofit Senior Services for seven and a half years. In that time he’s seen the good it can do and wants people to know more about it as well as the cities and agencies it supports. “Money has nothing to do with it,” Hoover said. “We are here as a service for you. We provide more meals for seniors in King County than anyone else.” Meals on Wheels partners with the Greater Maple Valley Community Center — which serves seniors in Covington, Maple Valley and in surrounding unincorporated areas — as well as the

The city of Maple Valley is taking the next steps in securing legal representation on a contract basis after eliminating the staff city attorney position late last year. At the beginning of January the city entered into a threemonth agreement with two attorneys from Lighthouse Law Group, Jeff Taraday and Patricia Taraday. That contract allows the city approximately 60 hours of services per month at a cost of about $11,000 per month, David Johnston, Maple Valley city manager, said. Those hours include attendance at City Council meetings, office hours on Tuesdays and additional time as needed, Johnston said. This year the City Council has been faced with trying to close a $550,000 deficit in the general fund. Council members

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Rehmat Pannu and Manveer Kaur were among students who performed during an assembly that celebrated the legacy of Marting Luther King Jr. at Kentlake High School Jan. 18. The assembly also included a video showcasing students’ hopes for the school.KATHERINE SMITH, The Reporter To view a slide show go to www.covingtonreporter.com.

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Rae Solomon has planned to move to Nashville, Tenn., since she was 10 years old. Solomon, who has lived in Covington for several years, is making good on that plan Jan. 27 when the former rodeo queen of Enumclaw is driving a loaded U-Haul with her husband to the heart of the country music record-

ing industry. At the tender age of 7, Solomon wrote her first song, and she knew then she wanted to be on country radio. To make that aspiration happen she needs to be in Nasvhille. “I wanted to make sure I was ready for it and prepared for it,” Solomon said. “It feels like a really good time. We had a really great year last year. We opened for Blake Shelton and played Water-

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SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCES National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK suicidepreventionlifeline.org 24-Hour Crisis Line 206-461-3222 www.crisisclinic.org National Hopeline Network 1-800-SUICIDE

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Alicia French, a senior at Tahoma High School, knows the darkness of suicide too well. Her experience with suicide includes the deaths of family friends, a friend’s brother, and during her freshman year, her best friend. “That (the death of her best friend) was what changed who I was as a person,� French said. “Literally right after he killed himself I said, ‘This is my chance to make a difference.’ I knew I had to make a difference.� For French, making a difference means reaching out to her peers and working to raise awareness for suicide prevention. “Feeling the way I did after my best friend committed suicide, I don’t want anyone to feel that,� French said. “I want people to feel like there is someone they can talk to.� For her senior project French is organizing a 5K walk called Out of the

Darkness, an event to raise of the American Foundaawareness and fundraise for tion for Suicide Prevention) the American Foundation was easy.� for Suicide Prevention. French has been working The walk will be at Taho- to raise awareness of suicide ma High School on Feb. 23. prevention and of the walk Check-in by postwill begin ing flyers, Warning at 9 a.m. talking HELP Signs and the to school walk will adminA previous suicide attempt. start at 10 istrators a.m. Current talk of suicide, or making a plan. and French starting a Strong wish to die, preoccupation with said that Facebook death, giving away prized possessions. all of the page. Signs of serious depression, such as funds “It moodiness, hopelessness, withdrawal. raised (suicide) Increased alcohol and/or other drug use. is somethrough the event thing that Recent suicide attempt by a friend or family member. will go needs to toward be talked Readily accessible firearms. providing about,� Impulsiveness and taking unnecessary counseling risks. French and other said. Lack of connection to family and friends. services Acfor teens cording and young to the Courtesy of Youth Suicide Prevention Program adults who Washingare strugton State gling with Departsuicide and/or depression. ment of Health, suicide is “I wanted to find somethe second leading cause of one who was helping,� death for youth and young French said. “Reaching out adults ages 10-24 in Washto them (the local chapter ington state.

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Based on a 2010 survey the department determined that, “18 percent of 10th graders (about 15,000 students) seriously thought about attempting suicide during the 12 months prior to the survey. Seven percent of 10th graders (about 6,000 students) reported making a suicide attempt in the 12 months prior to the survey,� according to the department’s website. Monica Robbins, student assistance program counselor at THS, said that questions surrounding why someone decides to take their own life are often hard to deal with. “That’s what makes suicide different than other kinds of death, Robbins said. “The questions that come afterward.� French agreed and said that for her that was one of the biggest challenges she faced. “You don’t always know why, not everyone leaves a note,� French said. “I felt like I didn’t do enough, but, honestly, I put a lot into trying to help him.�

For French, coming to terms with her friend’s death and grieving him was a long process. “I was angry for the longest time,� French said. “Then I looked at myself in the mirror and said, ‘you gotta stop, you’re not helping anyone.’� French said she realized that in her anger she was tearing her relationships down, instead of building them up, and that choice was up to her. “I have so much positive going on, so much to look forward to,� French said. “The biggest thing to remember is to let yourself have time to adjust.� French hopes that by raising awareness through the walk the stigma around suicide can be diminished and young adults can get the help they need. “I want to help other people,� French said. “There are other options.�

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We’ve finally crossed the line this time. There’s an imaginary line that exists in most issues today. It’s the line that separates behaviors we will tolerate and those that we won’t. This line is so important we should officially capitalize it as The Line. Take steroids in baseball for example. Three of the greatest baseball players in history were denied entry into their hall of fame due to suspicion of steroid use. Steroids weren’t against baseball rules at the time, but they were illegal under federal law. The fact that the behavior was illegal isn’t where The Line exists. That’s because the gatekeepers who denied entry to the possible steroid users ended up awarding the 2012 Most Valuable Player award to a ballplayer who was arrested the previous year for drunk driving and resisting arrest. Instead, The Line was crossed when the alleged illegal behavior might have given them an edge over their opponents. Drunk driving and fighting police officers? No problem — here’s your trophy. Might have used steroids a few times, resulting in an extra 10 home runs in one year? You, sir, are a disgrace to the game for crossing The Line. Cigarette smokers are used to seeing The Line move on them every few years. For a long time, you could smoke anywhere — in motel rooms, at work, even on an enclosed airplane. First, The Line was drawn across the middle of the airplane. You can’t smoke in row 15, but it is acceptable in row 16. Then, you couldn’t smoke in the lavatory either. Finally, all airplane flights are non-smoking, with violators subject to arrest. Sometime I wonder if flight attendants are required to try to capture the smoke in a bag as evidence. What was once perfectly acceptable on airplanes in 1985 was outright prohibited in 1995, but the location of The Line on smoking has largely disappeared from national headlines. This month, we’re looking at The Line on gun control. Ryan Ryals

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Monday morning as I was making my coffee I received an email to my work account on my phone that took me a little bit by surprise. It was a statement from King County Executive Dow Constantine regarding the sale of the Sacramento Kings to a business group led by Chris Hansen, a man well-known now for his efforts to build a new basketball and ice hockey arena. The news of the sale wasn’t surprising to me, the fact that a press

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The hysterical fringe on either side plays tug of war with this line, spending lots of resources trying to convince the public that their side is the rational one. The politicians who solicit campaign contributions from the fringes often have to move the line more subtly. Our Congressman, Dave Reichert, has been fairly silent on the national stage until his party leaders needed a former sheriff to say, “The assault weapon ban, the magazine limitations, does not solve the problem of crime: I think you really have to add the mental health issues and that’s the first and foremost issue.� I don’t recall him bringing up that point during his seven years as King County’s top crime problem solver, but he does say that he was once stabbed by a mentally ill person, so I’m sure he means it. What we’re really talking about on gun control is where The Line should be. Its current location has worked for a while — we’ve tolerated about 82 gun related deaths per day without too much of a fuss. But we have little tolerance for gun murders when they happen in mass killings of children, so it’s time to move The Line again. The latest proposals by Democrats are dozens of tiny measures: some red tape, some restrictions, and a ban on the meanest looking weap-

ons. I think even they would privately admit that this is like handing a pack of first aid bandages to someone who really should be having surgery. These efforts are only meant to pacify public opinion by getting a single digit reduction on the gun murder rate. None of the rule makers expect to make any real progress in getting us to stop killing each other. Instead, we have these ridiculous single issue solutions: proposals for even more guns, outright bans on guns, bans on violent video games, and be sure to lock up them crazies. We can help some of the mentally ill, but that takes money. Money to lock up the dangerous ones, money to pay counselors, money to pay for drugs to keep them pacified. That doesn’t jibe with today’s Republican “you’re on your own� policies, so don’t look for any serious legislation to address this problem. The Line on how we address mental illness is staying right where it is. We’ll always have murder. A ban on guns wouldn’t have saved Abel from death at the hands of Cain. We can increase the deterrents to violence and reduce access to the most dangerous weapons, but we have made very little progress on stemming the desire to kill. The bigger question is, will you be satisfied by simply moving The Line again?

Kind of crazy, right? First of all, I know the heartbreak for the fans of the Kings. I became a Sonics fan at the age of 10. I remember two or three members of the team coming to Lake Hills Elementary School when I was in fifth grade. I will never forget sitting on the floor in the gym, wearing my Girl Scout uniform because we had a meeting that night, then standing up to answer a question one of the very tall basketball players asked. As a reward for getting it right, I got a Sonics team poster autographed by the guys who were there that day. From that moment forward I was a loyal fan. That same year I became a Mariners fan. That was the year Ken Griffey Jr. began playing. Through my years at Highland

Middle School and Interlake High in Bellevue, I watched as many Sonics games as I could. As a teen, I recall watching Detlef Schrempf train on the track at my high school during the off season. I remember leaping to my feet and shouting when Shawn Kemp would dunk, especially when the Sonics were playing the Lakers. I was inspired by the play of Gary Payton, aka the Glove, for his ability to step into passing lanes, poke the ball away from unsuspecting opponents then score in transition. And when the Sonics made it to the NBA finals my senior year of high school, which was nine months after the Mariners miraculous comeback in the last month of the season to [ more SONICS page 5 ]

XXX DPWJOHUPOSFQPSUFS DPN t XXX NBQMFWBMMFZSFQPSUFS DPN [SONICS from page 4] beat the Angels for the AL West and earn a spot in the playoffs, it was a glorious time to be a sports fan here. And at the same time the Sonics were playing the Bulls in the championship series, I had just started dating my husband. One of the first tokens of affection he gave me was a Sonics t-shirt we saw one afternoon while shopping at Bellevue Square. He noticed how much I liked it and found a way to get it for me without my knowing. Our love for our local sports teams is one of the cornerstones of the foundation of our relationship. No. Seriously. So, when Clay Bennett moved the team to Oklahoma City as we all knew he would, it was like losing a part of my childhood. I was afraid I wouldn’t be able to share those memories with my daughter at a game, who will likely roll her eyes at that someday, but I would rather have that than not at all.

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And I know that the collective misery my view, of bringing a team back: league we felt as a region must have flowed from expansion. similar places in our shared experience Trust me, no one wanted to see us take as fans. a team from another city after what hapUnfortunately, I know all too well what pened to us. It’s the ripple effect of taking Kings fans are going through. the Sonics to OKC. But, this is what has But, I’m petty and selfish in some happened, I am not part of Hansen’s ownrespects, and I want the team that thrilled ership group nor can I control the Maloof me for most of my life to return. I wanted family’s actions. All I can do is celebrate it not just for myself but for all the the return of my beloved SuperSonfans here who felt scorned by ics to Seattle, the building of a new so many involved in the Sonics arena, and the idea that a little A WELCOME debacle. piece of my childhood will always The pain of the heartbreak be there. suffered in 2008 has diminished. If you’re reading this and don’t What helps me more is that this is understand why this is important, happening before NBA Commissioner go watch Sonicsgate. It made me angry. David Stern retires little more than a year It made me want my team back. from now. I don’t know that I’ll be able to afI was convinced we would not see ford to buy season tickets, but, I will go the NBA return to Seattle until after watch the Sonics again at KeyArena and Stern stepped down given the vast array anywhere else they may play. I will buy of statements he’s made on the matter, jerseys. I will get my daughter Sonics particularly the more desirable way, in apparel.

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And every day I will continue to glare at Clay Bennett, Nickels, and Howard Schultz while praying for Sacramento to get its team back. Maybe I’ll even root for the Thunder a little bit, but, I wouldn’t count on it. I will also think kind things about Hansen and the members of his ownership group. Bringing the Sonics back is not just about having another pro sports team in our town. It’s about jobs, the economy, but most significantly to me, it’s about families and community. Welcome back, Sonics. My inner 10-year-old is jumping up and down.

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[ NASVHILLE from page 1] She said she’s looking forward to exploring the city once they arrive in early February. “I’ve been to Nashville, but, every time I’ve been there I’ve been in a studio,� she said. “Most of my time has been spent there in a vocal booth, so it’s going to be an adventure.� Once they arrive — Solomon said they’re shooting for Feb. 1 — she plans

to get in touch with the connections she’s made in Nashville and hope those folks can help her build her network. “For the most part, I’ll be going out at night, showing up to songwriting sessions, handing out my business card, making my way and trying to make connections,� Solomon said. “Nashville is different. You don’t play gigs like you do here. You go to songwriting sessions and you play a few

songs.â€? And she’s looking forward to settling in, taking a deep breath, then plunging into song writing again because she hasn’t had much time to do so since the EP came out. “I’m excited to get there and start writing again, maybe connect with some songwriting partners ‌ and hopefully expand on that EP,â€? she said. “I’m kind of a perfectionist, I like to have time to work with it.

There’s no rush, so, I’d really like to take advantage of that.� This doesn’t mean she won’t come back to Puget Sound to play to her fan base here. Solomon said there are plans to return in April and August, possibly November, with the details of the dates still to be finalized. They will be posted on her website, raesolomonmusic.com, as well as her Facebook profile. In the meantime, a going

recommendation to the City Council by the end of March, at which point the council will vote on whether or not to enter a contract with the recommended firm. “If the marketplace didn’t say we could save money we wouldn’t have made the change,� Johnston said. “Before we cut services to our citizens we should show that we are doing what we can internally.�

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away show is planned for Saturday, Jan. 26, at Bourbon Jack’s in Kent. “I’m so excited,� she said. “We should have a lot of friends and family who are coming to send us off.� Then the next day, the journey to country radio

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With the win, Bears move into first place in the South Puget Sound League North with two games left

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moving the ball and playing as a team. It’s just important to finish games like that.� Not only were the Bears aggressive offensively — DeShon Williams, for example, went to the foul line seven times in the game on drives in the paint while fellow junior Coleman Wooten led all scorers with 27 points — they crashed the glass. Tahoma pulled down 48 rebounds, of those 22 were offensive boards, while Auburn collected 25 boards of which five were offensive. In addition, eight different players scored for Tahoma including all four seniors on Senior Night, and had four players score in double digits: Wooten, Smith with 12, Williams with 15 and Loranger chipping in 11 points. With the victory, Tahoma pushed its winning streak to six since Jan. 5, improved to 11-3 in SPSL North play. Tahoma also moved into first place in the division thanks to its hot streak along with Auburn’s two game skid. Tahoma has two games left in the regular season but already it is the most successful and most memorable for its seniors,

Tahoma’s Dominic Smith dribbles while Auburn’s Demontra McNealy works to defend him during the game at Tahoma Tuesday night. Smith finished with 12 points. JAMES KIELLAND, Tahoma Photo Survey who played on a team as freshmen which won just two games. A year ago the Bears were knocked out of playoff contention in a series of play-in games. “It’s really cool, seeing us work hard in practice and

seeing it transfer to games, especially being seniors,� Smith said. Next up for Tahoma in league play will be Kentridge at home with tip off set for 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 29. Loranger noted that the

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to greater access for seniors in need. All the food provided by Meals on Wheels locally is paid for through donations only. Donations such as the one made during the grand opening of Firestone in Covington Dec. 14. Because each meal costs $4.50, that $500 check from Firestone will go a long way, Hoover said. MOW spends between $2 million and $2.5 million to provide meals to seniors in the county. The program has 23 satellite centers through King County. At each center is a freezer where the meals are kept. Drivers, many of whom volunteer, pick up the food from a satellite center and deliver them weekly, as few as seven meals a week per client with a maximum of 14 meals. The number of clients who use Meals on Wheels in the county has increased,

Hoover said, particularly what the Community Cenlocally. ter is doing. Mark Pursley, the execu“The crux of our tive director of the Maple program lies in prevenValley Community Center, tion because it’s so much described the partnership cheaper and so much easier as “a perfect fit.� than intervention,� Pursley “In terms of need, if you said. “The research shows just look at the demothat the longer we can keep graphic shift in South King a senior independent in County, I was looking at their own home, the longer the 2010 census compared they’ll live, the healthier to the 2000 census, the they’ll be, the less populations has just reliant they’ll be on exploded,� Pursley MEALS ON social services.� said. “The income Meals on Wheels levels are more helps seniors rediverse than they’ve main independent, been and there’s more Pursley said, and by Section 8 housing out keeping them healthy, it here. And our population is has a wide ranging positive aging. There is a definitely effect on everyone. a need.� “It’s a tightly knit dance,� He is also happy MOW Pursley said. “We have to meals are designed to fit look at all components of into the dietary needs the family. And it affects of seniors whether that’s society as a whole.� because of diabetes, high This complementary blood pressure or other service hits the areas the issues which impact them, Community Center doesn’t, because it complements Pursley said.

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broken hip, Hoover said. “Not everybody has somebody to help them out,â€? Hoover said. “Our volunteers ‌ those people are oftentimes more important than family members (to clients).â€? Pursley does worry that services like Meals on Wheels may lose support because of the challenges non-profits have dealt with since the recession began in 2008. “(Meals on Wheels) just goes hand in hand with exactly with what we’re doing and we could not be happier or prouder to be partnered with such an efficient, well run program,â€? Pursley said.

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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS City of Black Diamond, Public Works Department 24301 Roberts Drive PO Box 599 Black Diamond, WA 98010 5th Avenue Water Main Replacement (King County CDBG Project No.C12226) RECEIPT OF BIDS: Sealed Bids will be received by the City of Black Diamond until 10:30 am (as determined by the clock in the Clerk’s office) on Thursday, February 7, 2013. Bids may be delivered to City Hall, 24301 Roberts Drive, Black Diamond, Washington 98010 or mailed to the mailing address of P.O. Box 599, Black Diamond, Washington 98010. Bids mailed to the address set forth for delivery of Bids will not be delivered by the postal service. Any Bids received after the specified time and date will not be considered. OPENING OF BIDS: The Bids will be publicly opened and read at 10:35 am on Thursday, February 7, 2013 at the above mentioned office of the City of Black Diamond. COMPLETION OF WORK: It is the intent of the Contract that all physical work be performed within a single time period of not more than 40 consecutive calendar days, beginning no earlier than April 1, 2013 and ending no later than September 30, 2013. The Contractor shall substantially complete all physical Contract Work not later than the earlier of September 30, 2013 or forty (40) working days following the first working day when on-site Work begins. DESCRIPTION OF WORK: The proposed project primarily consists of replacing approximately 950 linear feet of 8-inch AC and 1.25-inch steel water main with 8-inch DI water main in 5th Avenue. The project will include replacing existing fire hydrants, water services, and connections to City water mains and installing hydrants at new locations.The project will include associated restoration of street

asphalt pavement and gravel road. This project is financed through the King County Consortium Community Development Block Grant Program with funds obtained from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The contract will be subject to regulations of the Departments of Labor and Housing and Urban Development. SITE OF WORK: The Project is located in the City of Black Diamond, Washington, on 5th Avenue, between Lawson Street and the south end of the gravel road. OBTAINING CONTRACT DOCUMENTS: Plans, specifications, addenda, and a plan holders list for this project may be viewed or ordered on-line by going to www.bxwa.com and clicking on “Posted Projects�, “Public Works�, and “City of Black Diamond�. Any addenda to the contract documents will be posted on the Builders Exchange website; it is the bidder’s responsibility to ensure they have acquired all addenda prior to submitting a bid. BIDS TO REMAIN OPEN: The Bidder shall guarantee the total Bid price for a period of 90 calendar days from the date of Bid opening. PROJECT ADMINISTRATION: All communications relating to the Project shall be directed to the following Project Representative prior to the opening of the Bids: Seth Boettcher, Public Works Director, 24301 Roberts Drive (delivery) PO Box 599 (mailing) Black Diamond, WA 98010 SBoettcher@ci.blackdiamond.wa.us OWNER’S RIGHTS RESERVED: The City of Black Diamond reserves the right to reject any or all Bids and to waive informalities in the bidding process. The Agreement will be awarded to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder as it may best serve the interests of the City of Black Diamond. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY: The City of Black Diamond is committed to a program of equal em-

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