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Joe May resigns from Black Diamond City Council a majority of the City Council. May is the second council member to resign in the past 13 months. Bill Black Diamond City Councilman Saas resigned Jan. 21, 2012. He won Joe May resigned his seat Tuesday. his seat in November 2009. May was elected in 2011 to PosiCarol Benson was appointed by tion No. 3 when he defeated Pam the council to fill the vacancy left by McCain 1,143 to 357. Saas when he resigned. The city is seeking applications There will be three council seats for the position from residents. up for election in November as well The term will run until the Nov. Joe May as the mayor’s position. 5 general election. The council seats on the ballot The position will be filled in the will be Position No. 2 , currently interm by an applicant who is appointed by held by Councilman Craig Goodwin, PosiBY DENNIS BOX
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tion No. 3 which May held and Benson’s seat, Position No. 4. Rebecca Olness is currently serving her first term as mayor. Black Diamond’s form of government is strong mayor with five council members. May did not return a call for comment as of press time Tuesday afternoon. According to May’s biography on the city of Black Diamond’s website, his family moved to Washington state from Montana in 1951. He graduated from Highline High School in Burien then attended the University of Washington. He spent 15 years in the airline industry
before opening a physical therapy center at Four Corners in Maple Valley. May has lived on Lake Sawyer since 1997. For more information on how to apply for the position, call Black Diamond City Hall at 360-886-5700.
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The Maple Valley Fire and Life Safety fire commissioners are asking the public to consider a levy on the April 23 ballot to fill an almost $1 million dollar funding gap and allow the district to maintain staffing levels and improve response times. Despite cuts, Maple Valley Fire and Life Safety, which is King County Fire District No. 43, had to fill a $932,000 budget deficit in 2013 due to falling home values. According to Fire Chief Brad Doerflinger, the district used money from its reserve fund to make up the difference, leaving about $347,000 in the fund. The fire district is funded by property taxes that are based on yearly assessed valuations. According to the district, assessed valuations have decreased 27 per-
Economic development, public safety, transportation and addressing the city’s need for ball fields will be among the top priorities for the Maple Valley City Council in 2013. “The number one thing is economic development,” Mayor Bill Allison said. “To do it right you have to create the jobs, if you establish those you’ll see everything else grow.” One of the council’s top priorities when it comes to economic development this year is the annexation of the Donut Hole, 154 acres off Kent-Kangley Road and Southeast 228th Street that is owned by King County and is home to a county transportation maintenance facility, nine holes of Elk Run Golf Course as well as undeveloped land.
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Seraya Young, a fourth grade student at Rock Creek Elementary, helps to assemble a mural inspired by artist Laurel Burch in the school hallway. The mural is made of over 900 pieces of artwork created by Rock Creek students as part of the Art Docent Program sponsored by the school’s PTSA. To view a slide show go to www.maplevalleyreporter.com. KATHERINE SMITH, The Reporter
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JOURNEY TO FITNESS This is the first part of a two-part series telling the stories of fitness journeys, a look at what motivated these individuals to make a commitment to a lifestyle of fitness. BY KRIS HILL khill@covingtonreporter.com
A joke circulated on Facebook as Jan. 1 approached. It went something like this: I’m going to open a business and call it Resolutions. The first two weeks it will be a gym and the rest of the year it will be a bar. By now, the first full week of February, those New Year’s resolutions some 50 percent of Americans set out to accomplish in 2013 have already fallen by the wayside, according to a 2010 article on Psychology Today’s website. There’s a lack of commitment involved, experts said, and by the end of the year most of the people who made resolutions are no better off than they were at the start of January. Then there are the stories of those who chose not to diet, not to work out until
they lost 15 pounds, but instead decided to try to change their lives. They found what worked for them and sought out a support system. Then they got to work. This week we feature the stories of two Covington residents: Jenny Lund and Elon Wagoner. Both are members at Pinnacle Medical Wellness.
PINNACLE’S APPROACH Joshua Lyons, owner of Pinnacle, explained that his business is not like a traditional gym during a tour of the newest facility in Maple Valley Town Center. “What makes us different is the medical background of this facility,� Lyons said. “It’s all very directed. People looking for fitness have gone to traditional fitness centers and failed then blamed themselves.� Trainers have bachelor’s degrees in exercise science. There are physical therapists on staff as well as a registered dietician. Every workout is designed for each client based on a series of diagnostic tests which helps establish goals. Each client gets a key which is used to check in then to start up each machine such as treadmills and
How two Covington residents found success in their fitness journeys through structure, support, diet and exercise stationary bicycles. Data is collected from the workouts which allows trainers to more effectively track what clients accomplish, to observe trends and modify workouts accordingly. From Lyons perspective, Pinnacle is about prevention. “Exercise is the cheapest form of medicine,� Lyons said. “This is in no way, shape or form going to make us rich. This is just the right thing to do.�
A DECISION TO TRY Do a Google search on quotes about fitness and this one comes up, “Every accomplishment begins with a decision to try.� Lund decided to try to make a lifestyle change but it took some work to get to that point. A married mother of four, Lund was a three-sport athlete in high school whose activity levels slowly decreased over time, and eventually when her youngest child was around 5 years old she “maxed out.� “I can’t even blame it on babies at that point,� she said. “I’d get good for a little while, exercise for a little while, watch what I ate for a little while.�
She tried a popular weight loss program. Her husband, who had always been overweight, told her he had no interest in doing that. Later, though, Lund and her husband participated in a medically supervised weight loss program. It was a hyper-low calorie diet with packaged meals, a weekly class and support. But, once the program ended, the weight returned for them both, Lund said. “Intellectually, I know what I’m supposed to do,â€? she said. “But, to do it on a consistent basis ‌ that’s hard. There’s so many yummy options out there.â€? In 2009 Lund had a rough summer. Her husband had a major health event when his heart rhythm went sideways, then her oldest daughter, who was a teenager at the time, had a gall bladder attack. The family wasn’t living in Washington state, she said. Lund had attended a boot camp at a gym to try to get back to where she was after completing the medically supervised program, but, with all that piled up she struggled to keep up and her weight crept up again. [ more FIT page 6 ]
Go Red for Women February 1, 2013, marked the 10th anniversary of National Wear Red DayŽ, an event that was inspired to help raise awareness of the shocking frequency of heart disease in women. That first National Wear Red DayŽ in 2003 subsequently motivated the American Heart Association to create Go Red for Women, a social initiative intended to increase awareness, educate and inspire women to take action in the fight against heart disease. Funds raised for this initiative are also used to support scientific research and develop new tools and treatments in the fight against heart disease. Go Red for Women is QFC’s Charity of the Month for February. Here are some sobering facts provided by the American Heart Association. Heart disease is the #1 killer of women in the U.S. It accounts for 1 of every 3 women’s deaths. 90 percent of women have one or more risk factors that can lead to heart disease. Since 1984, more women than men have died each year from heart disease. Heart disease can affect women of all ages, even women who lead healthy lifestyles, if they have other risk factors. 64 percent of women who die suddenly from coronary
heart disease had no previous symptoms. Despite those statistics, only about 20% of women believe that heart disease is the greatest health threat they face. Go Red for Women and the American Heart Association are combatting heart disease through awareness and education and by motivating women to take action. Awareness includes understanding the symptoms of a heart attack, which can be different in women than in men. Women’s symptoms can include shortness of breath, nausea/vomiting and back or jaw pain. Other symptoms women should look out for are dizziness, lightheadedness or fainting, pain in the lower chest or upper abdomen and extreme fatigue. Knowing those symptoms is important, but wouldn’t it be even better to avoid those symptoms? And that means taking actions to reduce the risk of ever having a heart attack. Some of the actions the American Heart Association recommends are: not smoking, managing your blood sugar, get-
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Millennials need voice in reform Katherine Smith Staff Writer
Millennials. We are are a generation often associated with things like Disney channel, ubiquitous sports trophies, the rise and fall of boy bands, and the boom of social media. We have also, arguably, taken the hardest hit from the recession. It may very well become the defining moment of our generation — we’ve already been termed the boomerang generation, a term born from the growing trend of Millennials with college degrees who move back in with their parents after graduation. I was a college sophomore in 2008. I watched as the bottom fell out of the markets and breathed a sigh of relief that I had a few years yet before I would have to face the world. Upon graduating I found the world hadn’t changed much in the inbetween. I became one of the many with an unfortunately common tale: college educated and no job in sight. There is a lot of talk right now about educacollege? Where are they? What do they think? tion reform at the federal, state and local levels. Reform based on bureaucratic ideas of what Everything from how to fund public education Millennials and the generations that come after and teacher evaluations to curriculum and how us need isn’t likely to reform anything at all. many and what tests to give students. There are The voices of those in the various educational many different voices and opinions in play — systems need to be heard and included as well legislators, teachers, administra— teachers, administrators and tors, parents. One voice that has students — if effective change is the “One voice that has been largely overlooked in these been largely overlooked end goal. discussions is the one at the heart in these discussions is I grew up attending one of the loof it all: Millennials. Which begs cal public school systems. I graduatthe one at the heart of the question, why? It is our lives ed from high school the year before it all: Millennials. Which passing what was then the WASL and our experiences, after all. We’re begs the question, why? became a graduation requirement, the ones living it. It is our lives, and our What do current high school but the emphasis was still very much experiences, after all. on passing that test. It was a test that, students think of their education so far? What are their dreams and We’re the ones living it.� quite frankly, none of the universiaspirations? How do they think ties I applied to cared about. Not they will achieve them? Do they even the one in Washington. think they will achieve them? What My Biola University education do they wish they knew? Do they was the greatest gift my parents feel prepared for life beyond high could have ever given me. I would school? Why? Why not? How did they make do it all over again in a heartbeat. It was so much decisions about what path to follow post-high more than just an education, it was an entire school? experience that has tangibly shaped who I have What about college students and recent colbecome. It was classes and studying and writing lege grads? What about those who didn’t choose papers at 3 a.m. It was being involved in campus
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media and working multiple jobs. It was meeting people from around the world, all of us brought there for that moment and that space in time before we embarked on the rest of our lives. It was experiencing Los Angeles. It was trips to Disneyland and bonfires at Hungtington Beach, movies on the pier in Santa Monica and exploring bookshops in Hollywood. I wish I had known what the job market really looked like when I graduated, that someone had told me how hard it was going to be. I wish I had known how important, how vital, networking is. That is probably one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned since graduating: it’s all about who you know. My story had a happy ending, I’m living my dream, but I know many 20-somethings who can’t say the same. What would they have done differently? What do they wish they had known? Shouldn’t someone be asking?
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low-income students, and their scores depress our national average.� Seriously? We have the highest standard of living in the world and our “poor� have even more than many of the rich in other countries. I could play with that data and come to very different conclusions. To misuse data like this to attempt to justify not using the MAP test is laughable at best, or demonstrates a lack of any real understanding of the rest of the world at worst. She goes on to say, “We’re the educational experts in the field and we really know what’s happening with our children.� I have
seen many excellent teachers, but anyone who would make the above statements is not one of them. As parents, we spend more time overall educating our children in life and many of us are also experts. To think you don’t need our input in these matters is astonishing. And I won’t even address her concern about children being afraid, as I believe she is the one who is afraid of where this educational initiative is going.
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Obituary Gordon W Brainerd of Covington died peacefully in his sleep on Jan. 24 in Auburn. He was 84. He was born in Detroit, Mich. May 2, 1928, the second son of D.H., Sr. and Ethel Brainerd. He was proud to have served in the Merchant Marines during World War
[ LEVY from page 1] cent over the last four years, which equals a $1,014,188 drop in revenue. The district currently collects $1.50 per $1,000 of assessed valuation. The levy, if approved, would allow the district to collect an additional $1.5 million per year for three years beginning in 2014. Based on current valuations, that would be about a 38 cent increase. Doerflinger said that over the last four years the district has reduced the minimum number of firefighters at a station from 12 to 10, has reduced staff by four firefighters and four administrative personnel, frozen salaries for administrative employees as well as firefighters, cut back on training
volunteer firefighters, reduced the overtime budget and in-district training, eliminated out-of-state training as well as yearly physicals for firefighters, restructured medical coverage, and received concessions from the union in 2010 that totaled $124,000. Response times in 2009, when stations were operating with a 12 person crew, averaged 5 minutes 26 seconds anywhere in the district and in 2012 they had increased to an average of 6:01. Currently there are three stations in the district that are staffed with career firefighters and have a fire engine and an aid car that are currently cross-staffed and available for use. Which vehicle is taken on a call depends on the nature of the call
[ PRIORITIES from page 1] “We’re closer than we’ve ever been,� Allison said. Allison also noted that annexing the property doesn’t change who owns it, but rather which entity – the county or the city – controls the zoning. Senate Bill 5417, which was introduced Jan. 28 by State Senator Mark Mullet, who represents the 5th district, would make it easier for cities to annex property Another area for economic development on Allison’s radar is the Legacy site, a piece of property across from Rock Creek Elementary and the Tahoma School District district office. A site study was completed in 2005 which included plans for a new city hall as well as other developments. “The properties the city owns need to start working for the city,� Allison said. “We need to keep the burden off citizens. The responsibility within the city limits is to provide for our citizens.� Another major issue the city faces is its lack of ball fields. “We have to address parks and rec (recreation),� Allison said. “We only own one ballfield.� Allison cited the convenience of having local fields, the community-building aspects of sports, concerns over safety related to existing fields and the large demographic of students and children under 18 in Maple Valley (one-third of those who live in the city fall into that category according to Allison) as reasons this issue is a top priority for the council. A master plan was adopted to build Summit Park and ballfields in 2010, but that project has stalled due to lack of
Lyons, and Terry Wilcox and her husband Clark Wilcox; his grandchildren Tisha Chatwin and her husband Dennis Chatwin, Erin Holter and Justin Wilcox; and great-grandchildren Kelsey, Kayla and Max Chatwin and Travis Clay Mitchell. The family wishes to thank the staff at Canterbury House for their warm friendship and compassionate care during Brainierd’s stay. A memorial service will be held at Hope Fellowship
received and what firefighters expect they’ll need. The April levy would allow the district to maintain current staffing levels and would allow the district to have guaranteed staffing dedicated specifically to one of the aid cars each day. The district last had a crew specifically for one of the aid cars about six months ago, Doerflinger said. “As we felt we could afford to staff it, we did,� Doerflinger said. “We really feel that aid car is important.� According to the district, if the levy fails there will have to be additional cuts to staffing and temporary closing of one of the stations based on staffing levels for each day,
funding. Allison said the project would require a $17-19 million bond to complete. “When is a good time to run a bond?� Allison said. “We have to find a way that we can do it in a way that doesn’t overburden our residents.� Another aspect of having ballfields locally, that Allison pointed out, was the potential to generate revenue from hosting tournaments and other events. “When I go to tournaments for my girls I see the revenue that comes in a weekend,� Allison said. The city also has to provide for, and fund, transportation needs including improving streets and addressing needs for transit services. Two current projects are the T7 and T31 projects and there is a long term vision to widen state Route 169. One of the challenges, besides funding, are the geographic features of Maple Valley which the city has to build around, Allison said. Another area of priority for the council this year will be public safety, Allison said. The city has begun talks with
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known as a station brownout. Doerflinger said anywhere from four to seven firefighters will have to be laid off, depending on the actual valuations for 2014. Doerflinger said that the long term vision for the district is to have a sustainable budget and that the citizen’s advisory committee and the board of fire commissioners chose a three year levy instead of a four year levy based on current economic projections. “We are anticipating that the economists are right this time and in three years valuations will be growing again,� Doerflinger said. “We need to get to a balanced, sustainable budget and start building reserve again.�
the King County Sheriff ’s Office to get a precinct located in Maple Valley again. “Public Safety is on a lot of people’s minds right now,� Allison said. “We’ve got to provide that safety and the appearance of safety.� The city and the Sheriff ’s Office are looking for a site that would allow officers quick access to the main hub of the city and to local trails. For Allison, it is a matter of being proactive rather than reactive. “I never want to sit back and say, ‘If only we had been prepared,’� Allison said. Ultimately the keys to achieving progress on the issues facing Maple Valley are better communication with citizens and having a clear vision, as well as being able to explain that vision, Allison said. “Maple Valley is always going to be our community,� Allison said. “It (development) is not going to change who we are, just how we look.�
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Her family moved to Washington state and within six months, Lund said, she gained 30 pounds. “It hit me that at this rate, I can’t keep going, I’m not going to make it very long,� Lund said. “At the end of 2011 my husband and I looked at each other and said, ‘We need to make a change.’� They decided, first of all, to avoid fad diets. Lund came to another significant realization. “Everybody talks about how weight loss needs to be a lifestyle change yet every diet is a diet, not a lifestyle change,� she said. “As I was thinking about that I realized I need to figure out what my lifestyle change needs to look like. I’ve been on this exploration the past couple years with food and learning about food and enzymes and minerals and I’ve been reading books. It’s just kind of grown — it’s been this learning process. It’s been a lot more than just a New Year’s resolution.� She began to evaluate what could work for her and her family, what would stick and become a good habit. Interestingly enough, it was her husband who con-
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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 answers to gardening questions, write to her at: P.O. Box 872, Enumclaw, 98022. Send a self-addressed, stamped envelope for a personal reply.
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Kentlake’s Nick Smith works for points against Auburn’s Drew Aplin in the 106 pound subregional title match Feb. 2 at Kent-Meridian High. Smith, a sophomore, won 8-4 to remain undefeated this season. Tahoma won the team title with 411 points to Kentwood’s 291.5. RACHEL CIAMPI, For the Reporter To view a slide show go to www.maplevalleyreporter.com.
Subregional crowns for Tahoma, Smith BY KRIS HILL khill@maplevalleyreporter.com
Tahoma dominated the South Puget Sound League North sub-regional wrestling meet Feb. 1-2 at KentMeridian High, wracking up 411 points thanks to six individual champions. Kentwood finished in second with 291.5 points and Kentridge finished
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Kentwood girls, Tahoma boys ready for hoops playoffs Some things were settled at the end of the regular season in high school basketball while other situations still needed to be resolved. Tahoma’s boys won the South Puget Sound League North title with its 71-62 overtime win Jan. 29, the first league crown for the boys in school history. Meanwhile, Kentwood’s girls lost to Auburn Riverside in a tiebreaker game Tuesday night to determine who would finish second and third in the North. A year ago the two teams were tied heading into the final game of the season, Kentwood won its game and Auburn Riverside lost. For the Bears, this season has been quite a ride. Senior Paul Loranger described it as the best year of high school hoops for him after beating Auburn soundly. He explained then the team won just a handful of games when he was a freshman. A year ago Tahoma lost in a series of mini-games to break a three-way tie and didn’t make the playoffs.
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For first-year Tahoma coach Brian Davis, the accomplishments of the team have been memorable. “Winning a league championship is a special memory for this team, our program, and community,� Davis wrote in an email interview. “But the players know that to continue to be successful they need to refocus for the playoffs. We will work as a team to continue to look for ways to tweak and improve our play as the exciting time of year gears up.� There are some lessons to be learned before Tahoma takes on Curtis, the No. 1 team from the SPSL South, Thursday night at ShoWare Center in Kent, in a seeding game for the district tournament. After securing the North crown, Tahoma couldn’t hold off a determined Thomas Jefferson squad on the road in the last game of the season Feb. 1. “Each game provides its own lessons from the wins and the losses,� Davis wrote. “At this time of year we have to focus on playing loose, with joy and relentless competitiveness. Our players do a tremendous job of learning lessons from each game. It will be exciting to see how this group
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