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Maple Valley’s Sandi Sutton victim of crash BY KATHERINE SMITH ksmith@maplevalleyreporter.com
Sandi Sutton, a resident of Maple Valley, was identified Feb. 22 by the Clark County Coroner’s office in Las Vegas as one of the victims of the shooting and subsequent car crash which happened in the early morning hours of Feb. 21 on Las Vegas Boulevard, the city’s center of gaming known as The Strip. Sutton was a passenger in a taxi cab that was struck by a Maserati
at the intersection of Flamingo Road and Las Vegas Boulevard. According to Officer Jose Hernandez in the public information office of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police, the taxi exploded and caught fire. Both Sutton and the driver, Michael Boldon, died at the scene. “This morning occupants of a black Range Rover opened fire on the occupants of a Maserati,” Sandi Sutton LVMPD Sheriff Douglas Gillespie said at a news conference Feb. 21.
“The Maserati driver, having been shot, sped through the intersection of Flamingo and Las Vegas Boulevard, colliding with a taxi cab and causing a six car accident. The driver and passenger of the taxi both died on the scene when the car exploded due to the impact.” Police believe the altercation between the drivers of the Range Rover and Maserati began in the valet area of a nearby resort, the Aria Hotel and Casino, after which both vehicles began traveling northbound on Las Vegas Boulevard. After colliding with the
taxi, the Maserati also struck four other vehicles, Hernandez said in a phone interview on Feb. 22. The driver and passenger of the Maserati both suffered gunshot wounds and were transported to a local hospital where the driver, Kenneth Cherry Jr., died due to his injuries. Three people from the other vehicles in the crash were also transported to the hospital. The Las Vegas Metropolitan police department located the Range Rover Feb. 23 and identified Ammar Harris as the sus[ more SUTTON page 3 ]
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licia French’s efforts to offer hope and support to those touched by suicide culminated Feb. 23 when more than thirty community members gathered at Tahoma High for a 5K walk to raise awareness of suicide and offer support to one another. Participants wore beaded necklaces of different colors, with each color symbolizing the relationships through which they had been touched by suicide — spouses, parents, children, friends, first responders and military members. “The more awareness the better,” sad Leanne Shipley, a teacher at Tahoma High and participant in the walk. “There are a lot more people than we know.” The walk was organized by Alicia French, a senior at Tahoma, for her senior project and was sponsored by the American Founda-
tion for Suicide Prevention. The walk was also a fundraiser for AFSP, with the money raised going toward local programs to raise awareness and offer help as well as counseling to those struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts. “I wish more people had come out but I’m happy with the fact we’ve raised so much,” French said. “It doesn’t matter how many people came out, there are 37 more people who are aware.” The AFSP hosts campus walks, community walks and works with other organizations to raise awareness according to Jo McNeal, Pacific Northwest area director. For Candi Lommen, a community member and teacher at Cedar River Middle School, the walk was a chance to de-stigmatize suicide. “We have suicide in our family,” Lommen said. “It was a big secret nobody [ more WALK page 5 ]
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Helen Burnett was amazed when she found out the Covington Chamber of Commerce honored her as its 2012 Education Volunteer of the Year. Burnett, who lives in Renton, got the phone call Feb. 12. She had just gotten home from Covington, where her daughter and son-in-law live with their two daughters, Kaitlin, 12, and Jordyn, 9. “I was sitting down and my phone rang,� Burnett said. “I looked down and it said, ‘Covington Chamber of Commerce.’ I answered and they said, ‘You’re the Covington Chamber of Commerce Education Volunteer of the Year.’ I said, ‘No, I don’t live in Covington, I don’t do that much.’ It was totally humbling.� To Burnett, the volunteers who should be recognized are the parents who work, then spend time at Covington Elementary, then do laundry, take care of their children after school, and man-
age all the things that come with the realities of working moms and dads. On the other hand, Burnett is a grandmother approaching her 65th birthday, and a retired school teacher. She has volunteered at Covington Elementary for years. “I have the time to be there, I’m not making a huge sacrifice to do it, so I feel somewhat guilty that I’m not in the same place as some of those others who are putting out over there to do the work,� Burnett said. “But I love what I do.� “I know that the demands on the teachers are tremendous now and they have so much that has to be done and the children are coming to school with such profound problems and issues that they need all the help they can get, another person to read with a child or to sit and listen to them,� Burnett said. Burnett started volunteering at Covington Elementary when her granddaughter Kaitlin was in first grade. It was a natural extension of her involvement as she retired from a 23-year teaching career to help take care of her grandchildren.
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[ SUTTON from page 1] pected driver of the Range Rover and lone gunman, responsible for the shooting death of Cherry and the deaths of Sutton and Boldon. Sutton grew up in Maple Valley and graduated from Tahoma High School in 1982. She is survived by her husband, James Wasmund, and their three children, Austin, Sarah, and Hunter. Sutton was also a local business owner, and an active member of the Greater Maple Valley-Black Diamond Chamber of Commerce and the Maple Valley Rotary. Together she and her husband owned
All Service Plumbing and she was also co-owner of The Dazzled Dame with Leih Mulvihill. The store had recently moved to a new location in Maple Valley Town Center about a month ago. Sutton and Mulvihill were in Las Vegas together, attending a business convention. Sue VanRuff, Maple Valley-Black Diamond Chamber executive director, posted this statement to the chamber’s website Feb. 22, “On behalf of the entire board of directors, I want to express our sincerest sympathy to the entire Wasmund and Sutton family. Words cannot express our loss and grief. Sandi exem-
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ber what year we met,� said longtime friend Tina McDonough. “The thing that drew me to her was that I’m highly involved in Susan G. Komen and she (Sutton) was a two time survivor. We’ve always been on the same team to find a cure.� Sutton had participated in Race for the Cure 5k with the local team Touched by Jeanie. Last year Sutton also
March 1, 2013 [3] the fund for the event for future planning. The rest goes to the club’s community projects. Ultimately neither the city nor the Lions Club wants the event to go away. At this point it’s a matter of deciding the best way to plan and organize Covington Days going forward. At Tuesday night’s City Council meeting, the Lions Club told the council members it would hand the festival over to Covington. The City Council voted at the meeting Tuesday to assume leadership of the planning committee for the Covington Days festival. Swanberg said she felt the city wasn’t providing the club the support it needs. The message the Lions received was the city doesn’t “think it’s grand enough and obviously you can’t do it grand enough, so, we’re going to do it.â€? Slate said the city doesn’t want to see the event go away. It’s simply a matter of figuring out where to go from here. “We’ve worked with the Lions Club for years on the planning committee and we want to continue to work with them but we want to make sure that if the festival sticks around that it’s what the community really wants,â€? Slate said. With the City Council’s vote this week and the Lions Club’s decision to transfer leadership to the city of Covington, change is indeed on the way for Covington Days this year and the years to com. participated in the Breast Cancer 3-Day Walk for a Cure with Valley Girls and Guys, a team McDonough founded. “2012 was her first time walking the 3-Day with us and she immediately signed up for this year,â€? McDonough said. “We’ve done a lot of stuff together‌just a big heart, big smile. (She was) really well known and
well liked in the community. Just an amazing person and friend. She’s left a hole in this community and our hearts. She’s going to be forever missed.� A celebration of Sutton’s life will be held at 2 p.m. on March 2 at Maple Valley Presbyterian Church located at 22659 Sweeney Road S.E. in Maple Valley.
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It is amazing at times what inspires us to be better people and make a difference in the world. Coping with loss, with tragedy, inspired me to lace up my sneakers and get in shape. Meanwhile, Tahoma High senior Alicia French chose to, as Ghandi famously said, “be the change you want to see in the world.� French coordinated a 5K run-walk Feb. 23, with the help of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and it came off splendidly at the high school. I know because I was there in my sneakers. But, let me rewind a bit. Last summer, I dealt with loss, and I started walking. Then in a 30 day period I walked in three events: the Bra Dash 5K at Lake Wilderness which raised $30,000 for Maple Valleybased breast cancer research foundation Wings of Karen, the Issaquah Run followed by the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk in Bellevue the first weekend in October. Shortly after that I decided to do something I never thought I would do and that was start running. I downloaded a Couch to 5K program app to my cell phone, told my husband he was going to do the nine-week program with me, and off we went. I ran a 5K race for the first time Dec. 9, the Jingle Bell Run in Seattle, with my friend Ilyse at my side while another girlfriend Bambee pushed a double BOB jogging stroller with her son and my daughter in it so I could focus on the race. Her fiancee, Ed, who is also a runner, took photos. It was an amazing experience. Other than the fact I finished in 49 minutes, 25 seconds. Still, I finished. I decided I would try to run five more races before the end of June. The race I signed up for in January was pushed back to April. So, I was looking for a race to run in January or February. Nothing materialized for the former and then Katherine Smith wrote a story which appeared in the Jan. 25 issue of the Reporter about French’s event, “Coming Out of the Darkness of Suicide.� Smith was telling me about the interview and mentioned the walk French organized was
Lots of good vibes at CWES Being a student at Crestwood Elementary is outstanding. There is an excellent educational curriculum. Also, the school is not very far away from the large neighborhoods so I can walk home with all my buds! There is only one downfall to Crestwood: the parking lot. Once all the teachers park there is no more room, then in the morning a billion buses and you have to make room. Then in the lane to drop your kid off there is always that car with the kid getting ready in the backseat and then the mom will watch
planned for a Saturday in February. The timing was perfect. French told Smith in January she had experienced several losses to suicide: family friends, the brother of a friend, then her freshman year, the death of her best friend. Because her best friend was an athlete, I have talked to people in the Tahoma community about him, about his death and I know how much it impacted his teammates as well as his coaches. I cannot begin to imagine how hard it was for French. “That was what changed who I was as a person,� French told Smith in January. “Literally right after he killed himself I said, ‘This is my chance to make a difference.’ I knew I had to make a difference.� She told Smith she didn’t want anyone to go through what she did after her best friend committed suicide. Statistics collected by the Washington State Department of Health cited in Smith’s article show that suicide is the second leading cause of death for young people between the ages of 10 and 24 in this state. French is not alone in her grief. And based on what I saw the morning of the walk, which drew 37 participants, those who remain to cope with that loss are not alone though they may feel like it.
This event, while small, was wonderful to participate in. I was the one nutball who decided to run the 5K. Everyone thought I was a little crazy. I guess it was something I needed to do for myself. But, I love participating in community events like this, and I do so whenever I can. It was a small triumph for me to finish my run in 42 minutes, 5 seconds. After I got back and stretched, I was offered a cow bell to ring to help greet the other participants who walked in solidarity to support the cause, to remember the loved ones lost and on a mission to raise money for the AFSP. One of the reasons I consider this event, small though it was, a success is because French is well on her way to her goal of raising $5,000 by June 30. A few days before the walk, I looked at the fundraising website and more than $2,000 had been raised, but as of Monday morning the total was more than $3,000. French is an example of why the community of Maple Valley is so great, why the Tahoma School District has such a wonderful reputation, and why I am glad I laced up my sneakers to be a part of it. I believe French will easily hit her fundraising goal. And thanks to the walk I believe she will also be the change she wants to see in the world. Talk about making a difference.
their little kid walk all the way up to their classroom, THEN they leave. Takes so long! My mom is just counting the days until she says a sweet goodbye to that parking lot. It gets even worse in the afternoon. When you finally turn out of the dreadful lot, you have to make it all the way down to the light! It is like those dreams where you keep running but you’re getting farther from the door. It just seems like miles! One time when I was in kindergarden, my dad was working graveyard shift, and was coming to pick me up by my classroom, but fell asleep while parked in the parking lot! About thirty minutes later he wakes up, and we STILL have to wait a while to get home! Now, the teachers are AWESOME! I am currently in sixth grade — Mrs. Mansfield, if you are reading this, you are the bomb! All the other teachers are amazing too. School
starts at 9 a.m. sharp, and ends at 3:08 p.m. Students have two or three recesses, depending on your grade, and you either have P.E. with awesome Mr. Nettles, or music with great Ms. Lyons. Or if you are in 6th grade and decide to do band (like me) or orchestra, you don’t have music. We always have a spirit day or two each month. That is all run by our student council. At the beginning of the year a student president, vice president, secretary, and historian will be selected by a vote. Then, two representatives will join from each class starting at fourth grade. They think of special fun days Crestwood can have to show its good spirit: Wacky hair day, Sports day, Hippie day, and many others. One of the school favorites is Pajama Day. Just roll out of bed and go to school in your PJs. I love twin day, find as many things in
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KENTLAKE CHEER CLINIC SET FOR MARCH 9 The Kentlake High School Cheerleaders will host a cheer clinic from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 9 at Kentlake. Aspiring cheerleaders ages 5-18 are welcome and the cost is $25. A waiver form will be required so attendees must be dropped off by an adult. Participants should wear comfortable clothes, tennis shoes and bring lots of water. For questions, please call Kathi Adderson at 253-373-4928.
Kentwood’s girls basketball team beat Lynnwood for trip to Hardwood Classic ability to avoid negativity on the court helped them stay poised throughout the Kentwood wasn’t ready tight contest with the third for its season to ranked Royals. end. It was a back In a wild finish and forth contest in double overtime between the Royals Kentwood came and the Conquerors away with the 61-60 from midway in the win over Lynnwood first quarter to the in the regional final buzzer. Kate Kramer round of the 4A Kentwood had girls state basketball a narrow lead at tournament Feb. 22 the end of the at Jackson High in first quarter but Mill Creek. Lynnwood took a Kentwood senior three point lead on Kylee Ashley said a Jasmin Edwards a close loss to three pointer with top-ranked Mount 52.7 seconds left in Rainier late in the second period. the regular seaJasmin Edwards led Jenny Johnson son prepared the all scorers at halfConquerors for the time with 10 points atmosphere and for Lynnwood competition level of while Kate Kramer the state playoffs. and Sarah Toeaina “I think that’s one had six each at the of the first times we end of the second stuck together and quarter. played as a team,� Lynnwood held Ashley said. “I think onto that three that really helped us point edge at the Sarah Toeaina through all of these end of the third (playoff ) games.� quarter thanks to Ashley said that through- a baseline drive by Jasmin out the game the Conks Edwards to make it 40-37 BY KRIS HILL
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with 18 seconds on the clock. Kentwood briefly had a lead when Jenny Johnson drove baseline and scored to make it 43-42 with 4:21 left in the game. Down the stretch Johnson, Toeaina and Kate Kramer, pushed Kentwood to the victory. Toeaina made a free throw with 13.9 seconds in regulation to tie it at 49-49. She scored five points in the first overtime period. She finished with 13 points as did Kramer. With 15.6 seconds left in the second overtime, Johnson drained a pair of free throws to make it a 61-58 lead. Johnson led the Conks in scoring with 18 points. Mikayla Pivec took it to the hoop at the other end of the court with 3.6 seconds left on the clock to cut it to 61-60 for Lynnwood but the Royals just ran out of time. Pivec chipped in 13 points for Lynwood while Jasmin Edwards led all scorers with 23. Kentwood celebrated the victory which knocked Lynnwood out and ensured the Conks a trip to the Tacoma Dome. The key, Ashley explained, to Kentwood’s ability to manage the emotion
of the frenetic game was the team’s attitude. “Just staying together and being strong,â€? Ashley said. “I didn’t hear a single negative thing. Keeping each other positive ‌ I think that really helped us. There might have been little spurts where we got out a little out of hand, but, we did a good job of calming ourselves down.â€? That approach should serve the team well now that it has reached the final eight. Kentwood plays Lake Stevens at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Tacoma Dome. Lake Stevens defeated Davis to earn its spot in the quarterfinals. Like Kentwood, Lake Stevens was eliminated in the regional round in 2012, when it lost to Skyview. Kentwood learned from last year’s experience as well as everything the team has been through this year. “We need to stick together as a team and really make sure we stay positive on the court,â€? Ashley said. This is the Conquerors’ seventh appearance in the 4A girls state basketball tournament since 2006. The Conks have a chance to bring home the third piece of hardware in the history of the program
with a strong showing this weekend in Tacoma. In 2007 Kentwood brought home the third place trophy. Then in 2009 the Conks won the title, the first girls hoops title in school history. Kentwood joins Mount Rainier as the only teams from the South Puget Sound League at the Hardwood Classic. The Conks finished in second place behind the Rams in the North division this year. A year ago Kentwood suffered a crushing loss to Jackson in the regional round of the state tournament. That was a feeling Ashley didn’t want to suffer again as a senior. “It’s amazing honestly,� Ashley said of the double overtime win. “We went to state when I was a freshman. I’m so glad we get to go again. I’m so glad this wasn’t our last game. I’m so glad we get to finish it at the (Tacoma) Dome.�
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A former Kent-Meridian High School teacher and track coach received a five-day jail sentence Feb. 22 in King County Superior Court for communication with a minor for immoral purposes. After the sentencing at the Norm Maleng Regional Justice Center in Kent, King County corrections officers handcuffed Ernie Ammons, 37, of Black Diamond, and escorted him out of the courtroom and to the county jail. Ammons had been free on bail since his arrest in December 2011. Judge Lori K. Smith also sentenced Ammons to 40 hours of community service and 24 months of probation as well as ordered that he have no contact with the victim, that he must pay restitution to the victim and that he have no contact with minors except under supervision of an adult with knowledge of his registered sex offender status and with the approval of a sex offender treatment provider. Ammons pleaded guilty to the charge Feb. 1 in exchange for a lighter sentence. He could have been sentenced up to one year in jail and fined $5,000. He must register as a sex offender. “It’s been a very trying year for me and my family,� Ammons said in a brief statement to the judge. “I take responsibility for my actions. I will move forward from this. I apologize to everybody I respect, especially my family and
the victim.� Prosecutors said Ammons sent sexually explicit text messages to a 16-year-old Kent-Meridian girl from June 27, 2011 to Nov. 6, 2011. Ammons taught health and physical education at the school. He also coached boys and girls track and cross country for the Royals. The Kent School District placed Ammons on paid administrative leave in November 2011 when the allegations first came to the district’s attention. He resigned from the district in January 2012. He initially pleaded not guilty to the charge in December 2011. “Mr. Ammons lost a lot here,� defense attorney Brad Meryhew said to the judge. “In the process he never made any excuses, never tried to blame anybody else - always taking responsibility.� Ammons met with a psychologist last fall to figure out a treatment plan and will participate in a sex offender treatment program with a mental health counselor in Pierce County. “I think the next phase for him is to find a way to reach out and get support - and group (meetings) is a great way to do that - you meet a lot of other people to get that kind of support,� Meryhew said. “I’m confident that Ernie will recover from this and live a good life.� Smith said she received several letters in support of Ammons. “The court is going to follow the agreed recommenda-
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XXX DPWJOHUPOSFQPSUFS DPN t XXX NBQMFWBMMFZSFQPSUFS DPN [HELEN from page 2] “Whatever I can do to lessen that load. The classroom sizes are so big right now, they need more bodies in there to help out, to give them that one on one, that’s all I do.� Then there’s the Reflections program, an initiative started by the National PTA to encourage students to express themselves through art, which she took on to help make it more meaningful. “My concern is that everything is so test oriented and everything has to be done one way and art is something they can do their own way,� Burnett said. “The Reflections program was something we needed to emphasize and get the
[ANNEX from page 2] environmental services testified before the committee in opposition. Reinert expressed King County’s desire to continue to work with the city under the interlocal agreement that is in place. Rep. Jay Rodne, who represents the 5th District which includes Maple Valley, is the primary sponsor on the House bill. “I think it’s unprecedented that we have a city that completely surrounds
children involved with, I just didn’t realize how much time it would take.� Yet, it’s worth it, she said because of what it provides the children. Covington students have found success, Burnett said, with some who have gone on to the state competition. Angela Stave, who works at Covington Elementary, nominated Burnett for the award. In her nomination Stave wrote, “She is an amazing woman who shares her strengths, knowledge, artistic skills, patience, time and passion for children with our school every single week in so many capacities. We love her and are very thankful for all that she gives to our children and staff. She and
her talents are a true gift. If anyone deserves an Education Volunteer of the Year Award, it is truly Helen Burnett.â€? Burnett said she is honored and humbled by the recognition. She also appreciates the Chamber for recognizing volunteers. She would encourage others to get involved because they can make a difference in the lives of children. “In the school as volunteers, we’re that undivided attention,â€? Burnett said. “Just a few minutes, just a smile, means the world. If we could get more businesses to say take 15 minutes at lunch to go and read to a kid ‌ our children need it. Our future needs it.â€?
a small rural enclave, it is almost at the heart of Maple Valley,� Rodne said before the Local Government Committee. “I think in matters of fairness and matters of equity, Maple Valley should be the one to be the entity that decides how that donut hole is used and developed. Not the county, which really is far removed from the local concerns of the local citizens. For Allison the legislation ultimately comes down to the city’s desire to control it’s own future.
“We need that assurance that we as a community, that we are in charge of the vision. King County stated again that they want to get the most money they can out of the property,� Allison said in a phone interview Feb. 26. “The issue becomes that if they (the county) do it, if King County has control of the property, they can put whatever they want there and collect all the fees and then they say, ‘Here you go, Maple Valley, you get what’s left.�
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