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City pushes for bills to annex donut hole

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Amy Hardebeck wanted to be a forest ranger when she grew up.

“I really just wanted to be outside,” Hardebeck said.

Instead, she studied theater and communications in college, but her love of the outdoors brought her from her native Indiana to the Seattle area 17 years ago. Now a Renton resident, Hardebeck may have scored an ideal job as the first professional director of Lake Wilderness Arboretum in Maple Valley. The arboretum, which covers 40 acres next to Lake Wilderness Lodge, has gardens and trails that wind through the surrounding woods. She started in January.

“I love hiking, the ocean and the mountains,” Hardebeck said.

“Everything everyone loves about the Pacific Northwest from the topography to the vibe of the people, this is a very liberal, ac-

Members of the Maple Valley City Council made two trips to Olympia in support of a pair of bills which propose to amend the process for cities to annex property.

If passed and signed into law, the bills would raise the threshold for the amount of land that can be annexed from 100 acres to 175 acres and would remove a stipulation that the property in question must contain residents.

This would allow the city of Maple Valley to begin the annexation process for Summit Place, also known as the donut hole, 156 acres located off Kent-Kangley Road and Southeast 228th Street that is home to a county transportation maintenance facility, nine holes of the Elk Run Golf Course, and undeveloped land. The donut hole is entirely surrounded by the

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Tahoma Take Down

Tahoma’s Matt Hopkins loosens up prior to his 195-pound final match at Mat Classic XXV, the state wrestling championship tournament, Feb. 16 at the Tacoma Dome. Hopkins was one of three Bears wrestlers in the finals. Tahoma finished second to Lake Stevens in the team title chase. KRIS HILL, The Reporter To view a slide show go to www.maplevalleyreporter.com

Partnership could lead to careers in healthcare for Kentlake students

BY KATHERINE SMITH ksmith@covingtonreporter.com

A partnership between Kentlake High and Renton Technical College could fulfill an innovative education vision for students.

Through the partnership, Kentlake students could earn a two-year associate’s degree in pre-nursing alongside a high school diploma.

The program, which is tentatively called Kentlake Medical Career Pathways, will align Kentlake’s curriculum with requirements at Renton Tech for students in the

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program, allowing a direct transfer of credits to Renton Tech or the possibility of transferring to another college or university explained Kentlake Principal Joe Potts.

“Renton has a distinct focus on healthcare and healthcare related fields,” Potts said of the reason Joe Potts Kentlake decided to partner with Renton Tech.

“The president of Renton Tech was really interested in promoting this partnership,

he’s been at the table with his sleeves rolled up from the beginning.”

Currently, proposals are before the boards of the Kent School District and Renton Tech for approval.

Once Kentlake is given the green light Potts expects the final details to be worked out in time for the program to start next fall.

“Initially, maybe a couple dozen (students) starting next year,” Potts said. “(It) could develop into a significant draw, anywhere from 25-100 in the future.”

The idea, Potts said, is to give students more opportunities to earn credits, credentials and degrees and to help them be successful as they leave high school.

“Students can take college level courses early in their career, giving them that support and success here,” Potts said. “The

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Kentlake offered a similar kind of program when the school first opened, Potts said. That program also allowed students to earn a credential as a certified nursing assistant. When the school was built a few classrooms were designed with that program in mind, however staffing and funding issues led to that program being discontinued, Potts said.

“We’re resuscitating the CNA program,” Potts said. “There are a lot of things you have to be able to work through. It’s a lot of work.”

The program will also include a partnership with MultiCare in Covington, according to Potts. Some of the classes will be taught at MultiCare, giving students hands-on experience in the community.

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Community News and Notes TAHOMA SCHOOLS PARTICIPATE IN MATHCOUNTS COMPETITION Students from Cedar River Middle School, Tahoma Middle School and Tahoma Junior High participated in the annual MathCounts Regional Competition hosted by Tahoma High School and the Professional Society of Engineers on Jan. 9.

75 Students in grades 6 through 8 from 10 area schools competed in the competition.

Cedar River fielded its first team which was made up of Sala Shong, Ali Smith and sisters Jessica and Elyse Goulet.

Tahoma Middle School came out in full force with a team and individual competitors, their largest turn out ever.

Members of the team included Hitesh Boinpally, Skyler Preedy, Emily Clark, and Laena Ting. Individual competitors were Garrett Yatteau, Connor Webb, Daniel Prakahbar, Courtney DeBord,

[ CAREERS from page 1] The long-term vision includes an expanding partnership with MultiCare as the program grows, Potts said. “The possibilities are staggering. And they’re real. It’s real and it’s doable.

And for a fraction of what it would cost to go to the university of anywhere,�

Potts said.

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The team of Carissa Hibbert, Marissa Magana, Clayne Williams and Rhiana Martin from Tahoma Junior High finished second. They will compete for the state title at Microsoft in Redmond on March 23.

TJH also had four individual competitors, Noelle Merclich, Daniel Prabahkar, Layne West and Malina Rossow.

The Tahoma teams were coached by Tahoma High teacher Malinda Shirley.

REGISTRATION OPEN FOR 2013 CITIZEN’S POLICE ACADEMY Working in collaboration, the King County Sheriffs’ Office and the Maple Valley and Covington police departments will help increase the understanding between citizens and their police departments through education.

A changing economy as well as changing demographics and technology are driving, and requiring, changes in education, according to Potts. “The landscape of public education is changing,�

Potts said. “We need to innovate and change with it. We need to help them (students) connect to a profession that will guide them

The Citizens’ Academy is primarily classroom based, and the lessons provide hands-on learning about law enforcement.

A few of the courses covered include Patrol Procedures, Firearms, 911 Communications, Narcotics, K-9, Major Crimes Investigations, Major Accident Investigations, Defensive Tactics, and Hostage Negotiations.

The academy will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. every Thursday evening from April 4 through June 6 at Lake Wilderness Lodge in Maple Valley.

Class size is limited and is generally filled on a first come, first served basis.

Applicants must be 18 years of age and are subject to a background check prior to acceptance. There is no fee to attend.

Applications can be found online at maplevalleywa.gov/academy or at the MV or Covington police departments.

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Potts said Kentlake and Renton Tech will also be partnering to offer classes at the high school in the evening to students and community members beginning in the fall. “It’s good for students, that’s the number one thing,� Potts said. “We’re here to help our students and our community.�

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Commit To Be Fit

A THOUGHTFUL APPROACH Editor’s note: This is the second 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 as well tips on how to train well and eat right in the process.

whether it’s to lose weight or run that first marathon.

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Simone Vincent, a nurse practitioner who works for MultiCare in Maple Valley, has tips to offer and has witnessed patient success stories.

To start off with, Vincent said, a person who is otherBY KRIS HILL wise healthy should start with three to four days a week of khill@covingtonreporter.com moderate to vigorous exercise. hat moment of truth has hit. The urge to lace up the “Initially it’s a good idea to choose an activity that you running shoes or sign up for a gym membership has enjoy, something you can commit to,� Vincent said. “A lot become action. Training has begun. of times I will tell people plan on doing something for five As you take the first steps on this fitness journey it’s to 10 minutes because once you get into the activity important to remember you’re not the first one to do you can do it for longer.� it. There is much to learn about how to train well Vincent recommends finding someone to work FITNESS to avoid injury as well as fuel the body the way any out with, as well, to help maintain the commitment other athlete would. to fitness.

Understanding how eating right and training That advice is echoed by Pam Kramer, a regissafely fit together is important. Two local experts tered dietitian at MultiCare in Covington. have advice on how to do that while two athletes who “For people trying to lose weight, that accountability laced up their shoes and started running offer their experipiece is really important,� Kramer said. “Have an exercise ences as inspiration. partner or there’s so many groups out there (to join).�

No matter where you are on your fitness journey there What one gets from a higher level of activity is undeniis always something to learn to help attain those goals able, Vincent said. She reminds patients of the benefits of

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How to eat right, make a plan and find exercise partners on the road to fitness regular exercise. “Studies have shown it improves our blood cholesterol profiles,â€? Vincent said. “It improves our overall heart function, it can reduce the risk of stroke and cardiovascular disease. It also improves the sensitivity to insulin within our bodies ‌ thus controlling our blood glucose levels better. Weight bearing exercises have been shown to increase bone density.â€?

Vincent added, “Regular exercise has also been shown to decrease anxiety and stress. That’s generally my motivation to get people to start exercising and making themselves a priority.�

It’s important during the process to learn to make healthy diet choices, Vincent said. She encourages budding athletes to eat whole foods as often as possible while avoiding processed items and limiting portions. Don’t forget to hydrate, too.

Kramer noted that hydration levels are dependent on each individual but she recommends keeping caffeine to a minimum and if you want to know if you’re hydrated, take a look at your urine. It may sound a bit gross, but, if the liquid is fairly clear during the day then hydration levels are good. [ more FIT page 7 ]

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Sometimes I get a day or two behind on my Twitter feed. For a while I was at least a week behind. One of the reasons I use Twitter is so I can keep up with what’s going on in the world.

I forgot about the school bond measures on the ballot in Seattle and Tacoma Feb. 12, so, the next afternoon I was catching up with the results. I was particularly interested in what would happen with the proposed $500 million construction bond measure Tacoma Public Schools put on the ballot.

Personally, when I first saw that number, I had no doubt in my mind it would fail. Perhaps having lived in Maple Valley for nearly nine years has made me skeptical that a construction bond could pass. It’s been a long time since the Tahoma School District has received enough support from voters for a bond measure to build anything — more than a decade.

So, imagine my surprise as I scrolled through my Twitter feed the afternoon of Feb. 13 to see a tweet that it appeared that Tacoma Public Schools construction bond measure would pass so long as it met the minimum voter turnout threshold, according to an article in the Tacoma News Tribune.

I figured that Seattle Public Schools $552 million operations levy would pass, which it did with 74 percent of the vote, as would the $695 million capital levy. According to a Seattle Times article, the levies combined — $1.25 billion — for the largest public school request from taxpayers in the city’s history.

Because of the city’s size I figured it would pass. And because of efforts to make reforms in the district, I figured the levies for Seattle Public Schools would pass. It appears that the issues the district had during the past four years or so have been forgiven by voters.

Tacoma’s schools have had issues, scandals — whatever you wish to call them — in its recent past, as well. But it’s a different town than Seattle, which is the 12th largest metropolitan economy in the country. Tacoma is smaller, though in terms of demographics, it’s fairly similar as far as ethnic breakdown. Seattle, however, has a significantly higher median income for individuals and families. It has more large companies. It just has a larger tax base to draw from.

But, Tacoma stepped up. According to the News Tribune, it had been 12 years since the last time Tacoma Public Schools passed a construction bond measure.

Up here in Maple Valley, Tahoma officials can relate.

As I read over the article in the TNT, the reporter quoted sources who said the campaign for the bond garnered broad, widespread support from all corners of the community, even those whose children were no longer in the school system.

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of constructing or renovating 14 schools as well as other projects through the district.

This was all quite striking to me, too, in light of the conversation I had Feb. 8 with Tahoma Superintendent Mike Maryanski. TSD is overcrowded and needs to find a way to deal with that overcrowding which came with an explosion in Maple Valley’s population during the past decade. It was growth no one projected.

For close to a year, Maryanski was in talks with King County officials discussing a proposal to build a new Tahoma High School in an area known somewhat affectionately as the donut hole, a 156-acre property owned by the county.

The donut hol is located on the corner of Southeast 228th Street and Kent-Kangley Road, in the heart of Maple Valley, and entirely surrounded by the city.

Initial efforts to do a land swap — the district’s 30 or so acres outside the city limits next to Tahoma Junior High for 35 acres of land in the donut hole — didn’t pan out.

Secondary efforts to purchase land inside the donut hole also didn’t pan out as both the county and the district mutually agreed to walk away when officials realized there was too great of a difference between the asking price and what the buyer was willing to pay.

Still, that leaves Tahoma with a handful of options. The vision of building a brand new Tahoma High School from scratch with capacity for more than 2,000 students is the direction the district will likely move in. Other options, if Tahoma cannot get a construction bond measure approved, would include changing the way students attend school. Rather than the traditional school day now, students may end up on varied schedules, or the district could go with other alternatives to create capacity if it can’t do so by building new classrooms.

Maryanski said in order to build a new high school, a construction bond measure would need to be passed, and staff believe that would need to go to the voters in November.

A 60 percent approval, or supermajority, is required to pass such a measure. Though a dollar amount has not yet been settled on, a new high

school could cost anywhere between $90 and $110 million. Look at what voters in the Auburn School District passed in the fall election: a $110 million bond measure to completely overhaul Auburn High, which is more than six decades old, according to an article by Robert Whale, staff writer for our sister publication, the Auburn Reporter. It took three tries for the measure to pass — it failed in 2009 and again in a February 2012 special election.

In 2011 when Tahoma last ran its bond, it was one of a dozen similar measures put to voters across the state. And, it was one of a dozen measures which failed. There was no appetite at that time here or anywhere else in Washington state to approve additional spending for schools.

If Seattle, Tacoma and Auburn are any indication, perhaps now is more favorable, five years out from the start of the economic recession.

And perhaps Tahoma can learn from those successful campaigns in addition to the lessons learned from the unsuccessful 2011 bond measure.

But, I am kind of putting the cart before the horse, so to speak. First, district staff need to find a place to put a new high school. If all else fails, Tahoma has the blessing of the county to build it next to the junior high. I got the impression during my conversation with Maryanski that is not ideal and he explained that the search is on for a site within the urban growth boundary.

I hope, as a parent who lives in Maple Valley, that this will all finally come together this year. I hope some resolution will come about, not just for my daughter who is two years away from kindergarten, but for all the other children who endure crowded classrooms, schools, lunch times, portables, and much more.

My hope is that in the fall, the CovingtonMaple Valley-Black Diamond Reporter Twitter account will post a link to a story like the one I saw today in my feed with a headline like this, “Voters approve Tahoma Schools construction bond measure.�

That’s the kind of surprise I’d like to come across when I finally get around to reading Twitter the day after the election in November.

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Mullet expected the bill to come out of committee this week, after which it go to the floor of the Senate to be voted on. “I’m optimistic we’ll be able to get this passed out of the Senate,� Mullet said.

Representatives from King County and the Tahoma School District also spoke at the committee hearings.

At the Senate Governmental Operations committee Feb. 12 Kevin Patterson, spokesman for the Tahoma School District, spoke on behalf of the district and submitted a letter by Superintendent Mike Maryanski.

The district recently ended negotiations to purchase 35 acres in the donut hole. “Regardless of whether the school district purchases any of the 156 acres, it is important that the area’s zoning be established in context of the city’s needs and challenges, including the overcrowding issues within the school district,�

Maryanski wrote.

Harry Reinert, special projects manager for King County’s department of development and environmental services testified before the committee, expressing the county’s opposition to the bill.

Reinert cited the interlocal agreement that currently exists between the county and the city and the county’s efforts to develop the property in the past. “We entered into this interlocal agreement and

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The city has worked to have the property annexed since the city incorporated in 1997 according to Deputy Mayor Victoria Laise Jonas. “This property should have been annexed in when we became a city in ‘97,�

Jonas said. “The city fought a hard fight to have this piece of property included but the county wouldn’t have any part of this request and wouldn’t budge‌we have tried to work with King County to try to get this piece of property in our city. It’s the right thing to do. The time is now.â€?

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The interlocal agreement is a source of concern for the city. The current interlocal agreement will expire in February 2014. “Only two waivers are allowed and this is the second one,� Mayor Bill Allison said in a phone interview Feb. 15. “It (the bill) is not asking for anything new, we’re just trying to increase the threshold. Every legislator that we talked to, when they saw the map with the city limits and the donut hole, they were like, ‘This is ridiculous.’ The sad part is that it has come to this, that we have to go to the state to see this happen.�

City Council members felt that the trips to Olympia were successful in garnering support for the bills. “I don’t know what it is going to take for the county to be reasonable and to

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Reinert said county staff believe the property doesn’t need to be annexed at this point. “We think the joint planning process and the interlocal agreement are adequate to deal with the issues of this property,�

Reinert said. “King County has been willing to work with the city on any of the issues it has raised in terms of permitting and uses and other sorts of issues that have come up in the process so we don’t really see the need for this legislation.�

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a joint planning agreement with the city of Maple Valley to look at the long term development of the property. At the same time the county and the city were working with a developer with the expectation that that developer would purchase the property and the property would get developed according to the joint plan that had planned for residential, commercial and a number of other uses,� Reinert said. “With the economy taking a turn down in the late 2000s, the developer wasn’t able to carry through on the property so we’re all in a difficult situation right now.

King County has a piece of property that it is looking sell and Maple Valley has a piece of property that it would like to see developed, as the Senator said, as part of its long term plan, but right now we don’t have a purchaser that can actually move forward on the property.�

In a letter dated Feb. 17, 2011 Brian Ross, managing partner of YarrowBay, terminated the $51 mil-

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A pulse pressure greater than normal may be an indicator of heart problems. A pulse pressure below 40 could indicate poor heart function. However, pulse pressure must be considered in relation to the overall blood pressure to paint a complete picture.

You might be thinking “Why haven’t I heard about this before?�

The reason is that it is just now being recognized. So what can you do? First, keep an eye on your blood pressure, preferably by taking it yourself. Second, if you see a wide pulse pressure, tell your health care provider so that you can be examined for causes. Third, be aware that high blood pressure can be prevented by natural means such as weight control, diet, exercise, and salt reduction.

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How golden will your golden years be? “Due to longer life spans, economic uncertainty, and the mass rejection of yesterday’s model of old age, yesterday’s model of retirement is being transformed,� wrote the two lifestyle gurus and authors of “Power Years,� Ken Dychtwald and Daniel J. Kadlec. “Instead of viewing the years ahead as a time of decline, retreat, and withdrawal, we are coming to see this as a terrific new opportunity to reevaluate our lives, consider new options, and chart new courses.�

Americans are especially receptive for messages like these. The idea that our best days are always ahead of us is an important part of our fabric, both individually

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A much different, one might say, pessimistic, take on aging comes from Susan Jacoby, author of “Never Say Die – The Myth and Marketing of the New Old Age.� Jacoby agrees that baby boomers have many advantages that were unheard of in the past. “Many old people today — if they are in sound financial shape, if they are in reasonably good health, and if they possess functioning brains — can explore an array of possibilities that did not exist even a generation ago.� However, she continues, “at some point, nearly every baby boomer will

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When I think of fueling your body for exercise I think of beans, vegetables, fruit and whole grains and those are all highly, highly nutritious.�

Moderation is important and Kramer suggests eating five to six small meals a day of the kinds of whole foods Vincent also recommends.

Kramer also encourages eating breakfast as well as eating something 30 to 60 minutes after a workout, maybe something as simple as a protein bar. “It really is amazing how a healthy diet can make you thrive,� Kramer said.

“It can truly make a bad day into a good day. When people get into it, they truly experience it, they don’t even want to go back to (eating junk food). When you fuel yourself with good food you are going to train better.�

Vincent encourages her patients to be proud of what they have accomplished in their weight loss and fitness goals. She has seen how making a commitment to healthy living has changed their lives. “I just see patients light up emotionally (and) spiritually when they’ve been able to get themselves in a healthier place,� Vincent said. “You set a good example for others around you and your children.�

FROM HATING RUNNING TO A HALF MARATHON A mom of two young boys, Lauren Hatcher was fit when she decided to start running, but that didn’t mean she was enthusiastic about it.

Hatcher is an instructor for Kristy Fassio, who owns Stroller Strides franchises in Maple Valley and Kent.

Hatcher works out with the Maple Valley class and teaches in Kent, something she has done for about a year now.

In April 2012, however, something changed for Hatcher. “I’ve never considered myself a runner,� Hatcher said. “I actually hated it.

I ran track in high school and hated every moment of it. Last April, I had this opportunity. There was an online virtual marathon through joggermom.com.

You run the 26.2 miles but it’s on your own time and you have a month to do that.�

It was a small commitment, two or three times a week, just a few miles at a time. Hatcher thought she could manage that.

And as she took on that challenge, her attitude toward running began to slowly change. “Once I started it I realized I can get out of the house by myself and listen to my music and have 30 minutes of me time,�

Hatcher said. “I finished those 26.2 miles and thought, well, that wasn’t that bad and that’s where it started. In May I signed up for a 5K.�

A race that covers five kilometers, more commonly known as a 5K, is equivalent to about 3.1 miles though some races may go a bit farther due to the course layout.

Hatcher gave herself a

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It was so much fun, Hatcher said, she wants to run every event Disney offers.

Now she’s signed up for multiple races over several months this year. She’s going to run in a variety of events with differing distances. “A lot of it is just finishing, that feeling when you accomplish something, no matter how big or small it is,� she said. “I am in no way fast but I am completing them so when you get that medal or something at

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And it wasn’t until January, more than six months after she started running, that she considered herself a runner.

The watershed moment was when she finally bought a pair of running tights before she ran the Tinkerbell Half Marathon at Disneyland in January.

Unlike her lead in to the 10K, Hatcher downloaded the running plan laid out by Disney’s running guru Jeff Galloway on www.rundisney.com.

Galloway develops training plans for the different Disney races offered at the resorts throughout the year. “I followed that for the most part,� Hatcher said of the training plan.

As for the Tinkerbell Half, well, it was an experience she likely won’t forget. “It was amazing,� Hatcher said. “It was the most fun run I’ve ever done, it was just the atmosphere, they just put on a good show.

It’s a crazy morning start time at 5 because they have to have you out of the park before it opens. There’s just so many people and people

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time goal. She wanted to run the 3.1 miles in 30 minutes. She also wanted to run the entire distance.

After she checked that off her list, she continued training through the summer and decided to set a new goal, this time a 10K which is 6.2 miles.

Hatcher ran that in September. Again, her goal was to finish it and run the whole course.

What is surprising about that is Hatcher ran the 10K distance for the first time when she ran the race, but, she ran the entire race and checked that off her list.

The next step would be an even longer distance event. “One of my bucket list items was to run a Disney race,� Hatcher said. “I love Disney. I convinced my husband to sign up for their half marathon in January. I thought that will get through the holidays and make the holidays a little easier to get through so we signed up for the half marathon. All of I sudden I found myself getting fitted for shoes and I got myself a Garmin (GPS running

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After graduating from Indiana State with a communication degree, Hardebeck went on to run a variety of companies of all sizes and profit levels.

Even though she didn’t study business, Hardebeck’s tendency as a professional or as a volunteer has been to gravitate toward

leadership or managerial positions. She is chair of the Kent School District’s Cinderella Project committee these days and for the past two years co-chaired the district’s Citizen Bond Review committee. “I think I have a really good sense of creating structure out of chaos and motivating people with compassion,� she said. “I did make a decision very early on that I would only

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During that period she met the founder of Teachers Without Borders and worked with him to grow the organization from about 100,000 to nearly 5 million members in about five years. She’s proud of that because the organization connected teachers to each other on a global level. “Then I decided to take two years and spend time volunteering with non-

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Arboretum had functioned ample, to have both of those for nearly half a century kinds of environments for without the support of a to add to the experience. larger regional or national Those ideas, however, organization. are not something that can But there were other be made reality this year, elements which appealed to Hardebeck said. her, as well. “We want to be able to “I love the fact that it’s in educate people who come my backyard,� Hardebeck here,� she said. “We really said. “I don’t want to sit in want to become more of a an office all day. I am just as destination. The fact that happy walking around the we sit right next to Lake forest there as I am working Wilderness Lodge and the on the website.� park and the lake, there’s As the new director, a lot of reasons to come though it’s a part-time down.� position, Hardebeck has a Something Hardebeck mission for her first year is particularly passionate and has also thought about about is raising awareness long-term planning. of the Arboretum’s exisShe wants to maximize tence. the deeply dedicated Since starting the job, she volunteers who have suphas met with a number of ported the Arboretum for people in the community, many years and bring more including Maple Valley City structure.

Manager David Johnston “There just hasn’t been who told Hardebeck Ara focused business plan to boretum volunteers helped harness that enthusiasm with the design and selecand do something with it,� tion of plants and trees used Hardebeck said. “I’d like when the intersection at to see more volunteers. I Four Corners was improved would like to create a lot in 2007. more awareness, there are That’s something she was people who live in Maple not aware of and suspects Valley who don’t even many residents who drive know it’s there. I would through that intersection like to raise some funds so of state routes 169 and 516 we can move forward with are likely aware of, either. some of the improvements She hopes at some point a to the gardens and trails. sign can be placed there to Volunteers, awareness and let people know about the dollars, that’s my mission contribution Arboretum for this year.� volunteers made to help Looking out a bit further, raise awareness.

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The Silver squad competed in the small co-ed division and finished second among 19 teams.

The Black squad finished second out of 13 teams in the large non-tumbling division.

The Silver team also finished second at the High School Worlds Championship.

TUMBLING BACK TO THE TOP

Kentlake junior Ashley Pernell returns to the gym after ACL injury sidelined her I really like it a lot.�

The road back from her injury was a long one and shley Pernell wasn’t involved Pernell trying a sure she wanted to couple new sports in the return to gymnasprocess. tics after tearing her ACL “I got hurt in January, two years ago. had surgery in March, “I was doing a tumbling barely could start walking a pass and I was doing a one month later, and had physiand a half and just landed cal therapy for six months,� wrong,� Pernell said. “I just Pernell said. “The end of my heard my knee make this sophomore year I did track. really loud noise.�

That was what got my knee The injury led to Perback in shape.� nell, a Kentlake Pernell also “I was doing a junior, sitting tumbling pass and joined a club out her sophocheerleading I was doing a one more gymnastics team. and a half and just season, and some “That’s a bunch landed wrong. hesitancy when of tumbling and it came to getting I just heard my stretching, � Perback in the gym. knee make this nell said. really loud noise.� “I didn’t want Pernell said it to get hurt again, Ashley Pernell was the encourdidn’t know what agement of one of I could – what her good friends, skills I had,� Perwho was also on nell said. the gymnastics team, which At the time Pernell was helped her decide to try a level nine gymnast and gymnastics again. was a part of a club team “My Mom was really surat Roach Gymnastics in prised,� Pernell said. “And Sumner. Pernell had been my Dad was really happy.� involved in gymnastics Despite her injury and since she was a toddler. time off it only took about “I was like 3 or so,� a month for everything to Pernell said. “My mom put come back to her, Pernell me in when I was little and said.

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“I think it’s muscle memory,� Pernell said.

One of the highlights of the season for Pernell was when she scored a personal best 37.3 points in the allaround competition at the All-City meet in late January to wrap up the league season. “It was the first meet where I got nines on everything,� Pernell said.

Pernell competed at the state gymnastics meet Feb. 15-16, placing eighth in the all-around competition, fourth in the floor event and fifth on vault.

Pernell said another highlight was qualifying for finals at state where only the top eight gymnasts compete in each event.

Gymnastics is back in Pernell’s future and she said she is looking forward to trying to do even better next year. “My goal is to improve my bar dismount to double back and clean up my routines everywhere else.�

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Kentlake’s Ashley Pernell vaults to a fifth place finish at the 4A state championships Feb. 15-16 in Tacoma. RACHEL CIAMPI, For the Reporter

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State boys swim meet offers glimpse of teams’ futures

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Strong swims by sophomores and juniors for Tahoma and Kentwood at last weekend’s state swim meet have their coaches looking forward to next season. “We have the largest number of swimmers at state in probably a decade,� Tahoma coach Stephen Magee said. “We have a really strong sophomore class.�

After the opening event Friday, the 200 medley relay, Kentwood coach Sharon Wright was pleased

with how the meet started off. “We wild-carded in, we were seeded 23rd and moved up a minimum of two spots,� Wright said. “And they’re all coming back next year, they’re all juniors.�

The Kentwood relay of Dane Turnbull, Kevin Molloy, Logan Stoick, and Andrew Stone ended up finishing 19th in the event with a time of 1 minute 46 seconds.

The relay from Tahoma of James Smith, Ehtan Wunschel, Michael Cox and Mitch Halbert finished just behind Kentwood

with a time of 1:46.14.

Erik Fulmer, from Kentlake swam the 200 freestyle and 100 butterfly Friday night. “It’s going pretty well,� Kentlake coach Matt Zietzke said. “He’s right where he should be.�

Fulmer finished fifth in the 200 free final Feb. 16 with a time of 1:45.27. Fulmer finished 19th in the 100 fly with a time of 54.80.

Cox swam the 100 fly, finishing seventh in the final heat Saturday with a time of 53.20.

Molloy finished 22nd in the same event with a time of 55.95.

early in the third Martinez scored three quick points before going on to defeat Whitehead, 4-2, for the title.

Gabe Boynay represented the Bears in the 132 pound title match against sub-regional and regional titles, taken Colton Orrino from Central Valley. Orsecond, ninth, first and second at state. rino was on the attack from the outset, scoring a takedown 14 seconds A trio of Tahoma wrestlers into the match and taking a competed in their respective 4-1 lead at the end of the weight class finals at Mat STATE first period en route to an Classic XXV, the state cham8-3 win over Boynay. pionship tournament at the Tacoma Dome.

And Matt Hopkins worked to bring home an individual Tim Whitehead took on Timcrown against Yelm’s Dillon Harris my Martinez in the 120 pound in the 195 final. Hopkins and Harris final. The first two periods ended battled into a triple overtime match without either wrestler scoring then

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A second place trophy wasn’t exactly the finish Tahoma head coach Chris Feist hoped for at the state wrestling championships Feb. 16.

Still, before the finals, Feist said he felt good about what the Bears had accomplished and he was particularly proud of the senior class. That group never lost a South Puget Sound League North dual meet, had won four straight

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Cox also swam in the second heat of the 100 free at prelims, just minutes after swimming in the third and final heat of the butterfly prelims. Cox finished 25th in the freestyle with a time of 53.91.

Halbert also swam the 100 free, finishing 14th with a time of 50.37.

In the 200 free relay the team from Kentridge finished second with a time of 1:29.40. In the final heat barely three seconds separated first place Issaquah from eighth place Mt. Rainier. The Tahoma team of Matthew Milburn,

until Harris prevailed 2-1, with both points scored on escapes. It was a heartbreaking finish for the senior and the Bears to end what was otherwise a stellar season.

Heading into the finals, Tahoma was in second place in the 4A team title hunt behind Lake Stevens, which had tallied 150 points to the Bears’ 120. The Vikings finished the two-day event with 162 points. Tahoma won the 4A state championship a year ago.

Local placers: Kentlake’s Nick Smith took home sixth place at 106, Josh Beckler finished eighth at 145 while fellow Falcon Tyler Deskins finished fifth at 285 by winning his final match

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Brennan Toomey, Cory Cox and Tyler Rinck finished 23rd with a time of 1:40.24.

Kevin Molloy finished 21st with a time of 1:04.13 in the 100 breaststroke.

The meet wrapped up with the 400 free relay in which the team of Brian Wright, Logan Stoick, Dane Turnbull and Kevin Molloy finished 18th with a time of 3:27.25 followed by the Tahoma team of Alex Cranstoun, Coleman Blakely, Mitch Halbert and Michael Cox in 19th with a time of 3:27.56.

of the tournament 3-1 in overtime.

Tahoma’s placers were: Cruz Velasquez, third, 126; Justin Weiding, seventh, 138; Chris McElroy finished eight at 160; Ed Torres, who finished third at 285 pounds.

Meanwhile, the three Meyers siblings from Kentwood all made it to the podium with sophomore Walker taking sixth at 120 pounds, Dalton took seventh at 132 while sister Cassidy, a senior, finished eighth at 124 pounds

in the girls tournament. Before the final rounds, Cassidy Meyers said she was proud of her brothers, which may have helped ease the sting of her finish after she won a state title a year ago.

She hopes to return to Mat Classic next year to watch her younger brothers compete.

Also placing for the Conquerors was Josh Boekelman, who took seventh at 170, closing out his tournament with a win.

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Ryan Light decided to start running two years ago, he wrote in an email interview, to help deal with a bout of OCD and anxiety. “I thought exercise would give me some relief,� wrote Light, a Maple Valley resident. “I had a few friends of mine that were runners so I decided to try it out.�

At first, Light followed a program during which

it would have been the first marathon, but because the course would have taken him through his childhood neighborhood in Queens.

It’s a place which holds some unpleasant memories but it would have been an opportunity for healing.

Then Superstorm Sandy swept through New York City. Organizers cancelled the marathon. “To be honest I was very, very disappointed and I was tired of running,� Light wrote. “I spent four months training for a race that never happened so I was spent.�

Light was also disappointed with how the marathon organizers handled things prior to canceling the race. Runners signed up for the marathon were given three options: run it this year, run it in 2014 or 2015 or run the half marathon in New York City in March.

“Because of my distaste for (the New York City Marathon Road Runners) I was torn if I even wanted to run in the race,� Light wrote. “However, the race itself is a once in a lifetime so I decided to prolong the event to 2015. This way we could bring my daughter with us and she can see the city I grew up in and so love.�

In the meantime, Light selected another race for his first marathon. “I decided to run in the Marine Corps Marathon this year for a few reasons,�

Light wrote. “My plan is to do one BIG marathon a year and I’ve always wanted to go and visit (Washington) D.C. My son Elijiah is a statistics nut so my wife and I thought we would take him to see D.C. the week before I run the race.

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undeveloped lakefront parcel subject to an access easement for beach access (with an appraised value of $49,000 as of May 28, 2012). This property is being offered for sale by way of public auction. The property will be sold to the highest bidder, with a minimum bid of $500.00 plus the cost directly related to the sale of the property not to exceed $7,500. The public is invited to submit sealed bids in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in an invitation for bid package which may be obtained at the CWD office, 18631 SE 300th Place, Covington, WA 98042.

BIDS will be accepted by the District until 1:00PM, Friday, March 15, 2013. If no bids are received by the initial bid due date, the public auction will be continued in one week increments with bids being due by 1:00PM on each successive Friday until the property is sold to the highest bidder. The District reserves the right to reject any and all bids for good cause.

Contact Karen Smith at (253) 867-0901 for further information.

Published in Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter on February 22, 2013 and March 1, 2013. #741863.

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seeking applicants for the Planning Commission to fill the unexpired term of Position #3, due to a recent resignation. The term for this position will commence once a candidate is confirmed by a majority vote of the City Council, and will expire December 31, 2016.

The Planning Commission consists of seven (7) members. The Commission prepares and makes recommendations to the City Council on the Comprehensive Plan and various development regulations that guide the physical development of the City. The Commission typically meets once per month on a Tuesday evening, but may meet more frequently if needed.

Any resident or owner of a business in Black Diamond interested in serving the community on this important Commission is encouraged to submit an application to the City of Black Diamond, Attn: City Clerk, 24301 Roberts Drive, PO Box 599, Black Diamond, WA 98010. To be considered for this position applications need to be received by 4:00 p.m. on March 22, 2013. Interviews for this position will take place sometime the week of April 9-12, 2013. If you would like to know more about the Planning Commission please contact Steve Pilcher at 360.886.5700.

Application forms are available at City Hall, 24301 Roberts Drive or may be found on the City’s web site http://www. ci.blackdiamond.wa.us under “Public Notices� on the homepage Posted: February 22, 2013 Published in Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter on February 22, 2013. #742607.

COVINGTON WATER DISTRICT (CWD) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL REAL PROPERTY BIDS DUE: FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 2013 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CWD intends to sell the following described real property by public auction: Riddell’s Lake Lucerne Tracts, Lot 1–Parcel No. 729660-0005-00 which is an

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WASHINGTON UNLIMITED TAX GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT: Kent School District No. 415, King County, Washington (the “District�), due to a change in local circumstances, has approximately $16,000,000 of proceeds of bonds (the “Reallocated Proceeds�) which were authorized by an election, duly noticed, held and conducted within the District on February 7, 2006, by the qualified electors of the District in the principal amount of $106,000,000 (the “Bonds�), including interest earnings thereon. The District desires to reallocate such proceeds to other capital improvements to safety and security projects to its education facilities.

Pursuant to RCW 28A.530.020, a public hearing has been set for 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 27, 2013, at the District’s administrative offices, located at 12033 SE 256th Street, Kent, Washington, at which time and place the Board of Directors of the District (the “Board�) will conduct a public hearing on the Reallocated Proceeds. All people who desire to comment on the Reallocated Proceeds may appear at such hearing and be heard.

The Board will determine whether to authorize the Reallocated Proceeds at a subsequent meeting This Notice is provided pursuant to and in accordance with RCW 28A.530.020.

A draft of the proposed resolution authorizing the Reallocated Proceeds is available for review at the District’s administrative offices prior to the public hearing.

KENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 415 King County, Washington Dr. Edward Lee Vargas Secretary to the Board of Directors Published in Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond and Kent Reporters on February 22, 2013. #742400.

CITY OF BLACK DIAMOND PLANNING COMMISSION VACANCY The City of Black Diamond is

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KING COUNTY DEPT. OF PERMITTING & ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW 35030 SE DOUGLAS ST STE 210 SNOQUALMIE WA 98065-9266 NOTICE OF LAND USE PERMIT APPLICATIONS REQUEST: SHORELINE SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT FILE NO.: SHOR13-0003 APPLICANT: Seattle Public Utilities Attn: Kay Yesuwan LOCATION: 28700 252nd Pl SE (Landsburg water facility) PROPOSAL: Construct new operations center bldg. w/offices & bathrooms, replace exist water treatment system, improve public access & security & remove/renovate exist bldgs PROGRAM MANAGER: Laura Casey 206-477-0368 COMMENT PROCEDURE: The Department of Development and Environmental Services will issue a decision on this application following a 30-day comment period ending on April 1, 2013.

Written comments and additional information can be obtained by contacting the program manager at the phone number listed above.

Published in Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter on February 22, 2013. #742565.

PUBLIC NOTICE Covington Water District has a 1992 Ford Vactor Truck to surplus with a current “as is� value of $25,000. Pursuant to RCW 39.04.280(l)(b),the District hereby waives the competitive bidding requirements associated with this equipment acquisition and authorizes the purchase of a replacement Vactor Truck from One.7, Inc. using the 1992 Ford Vactor Truck valued at $25,000 as a trade-in.

Published in Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter on February 22, 2013 and March 1, 2013. #742756.

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year so I thought what better event to run for?�

In spite of the frustration and disappointment surrounding the New York City marathon, his love of running has not dampened. “Running has changed my life,� he wrote. “It gives me the mental break I need from the busyness of life, and it allows me the time I need to focus my thoughts on what’s important to me, my God and family. It has also done wonders for my stress and anxiety, now I still have bouts with my OCD, but my stress is way down and I can’t imagine where life would be if I didn’t start running.�

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he alternated running and walking. Since then, he has progressed to training for his first marathon.

At the start of his training, he did the run-walk plan for eight weeks at which point he could run for 45 minutes straight, then he built up his runs until he could run for an hour.

Then, Light wrote, he began to build up his runs by adding 15 minutes until he could run for three hours at a stretch which gave him the mileage he would need to run a full marathon, or 26.2 miles.

When he decided it was time to run his first marathon, Light put in for the ING New York City Marathon set for Nov. 4 and submitted his $11 with the hope of earning a lottery spot. He got one.

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Once upon a time, less than a year ago, Hatcher hated to lace up her shoes and pound the pavement.

Now it’s an unexpected joy. “I got to a point where I didn’t want to go back where running three miles is torture,� she said. “That’s what keeps me going, I don’t want to have to start over.�

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