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An environmental group has made its pitch to keep Black Diamond from blasting back to its coal mining roots next month. Whether it worked remains to be seen. The Pacific Coal Company notified residents within a half mile of the John Henry Mine with letters on April 2 saying the company would resume mining of pits 1 and 2 of the mine, which hasn’t produced coal since 1999. A blasting notice informed residents of Pacific Coal’s intention to detonate explosives on approximately 160 acres of land during the mining operation. The notice covers blasting up until June 30, 2015. The company plans to mine 740,000 tons over a six year period, followed by a oneyear period of “reclamation-only

Tons of earth cascaded down towards multiple Maple Valley area homes and property during a mudslide Saturday that was estimated to be about 300 feet high and 300 feet across at the base. And state geologists said the land is not yet done sliding. Firefighters of Maple Valley Fire and Life Safety were dispatched the 21300 block of 221 Avenue Southeast just after 10:00 a.m. They found the mudslide had completely blocked the flow of water in the Cedar River and had forced the river over its banks and through private property. Six homes and one additional property were affected in the semirural area. There were no reported injuries. Capt. Kyle Ohashi with the Kent Regional Fire Authority who

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International crown next stop for Maple Valley teen BY KATHERINE SMITH ksmith@maplevalleyreporter.com

“Pink is my life,” 14-year-old Zoe Brown said in the enthusiastic yet matter-of-fact way of teenage girls as she stood in her room, the shockingly bright pink walls emphatically backing up her statement. On one wall shelves hold her collection of awards — crowns she has won competing in beauty pageants since she was nine. Along

with the crowns there are other prizes like scholarships and trips. And as she tells friends who like to give her a hard time and laugh about the TLC show “Toddlers and Tiaras,” “I don’t do glitz.” Brown competes in “natural” pageants. As she gets older some makeup like eye shadow or a touch of lip gloss is allowed, but at the younger age levels it is forbidden. In February Brown was named

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[ MUDSLIDE from page 1] was acting spokesman for the Maple Valley Fire Department, said firefighters recommended that residents leave until the river receded, but there were no evacuations. Much of the private property damage was done to lawns, though Ohashi said he saw a carport with about one foot of standing water. He did not have an overall cost estimate on for damage. The King County Sheriff ’s Office ordered an emergency closure to all activities on a roughly halfmile stretch of the Cedar

River, including boating, fishing, floating and swimming, from between Highway 18 at the Renton Maple Valley Road to the Maxwell Road bridge. King County Sheriff ’s Office Sgt. DB Gates said the river will remain closed “until further notice,” as crews try to figure out how to clean up the downed trees. Ohashi said the slide was eerily reminiscent of the fatal mudslide in Oso in March, but on a much smaller scale. Ohashi said the damage and potential for injury would have

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been much worse had the mudslide occurred in a less rural area. “It was very lucky,” Ohashi said. Tim Walsh, Chief Hazards Geologist, said the area remains as “an active landslide” where more material will be coming down as time progresses. The instability includes a triangular area of sand and gravel near the top of the slope that Walsh said has potential to come down all at once and cause more damming and flooding. “The stabilization is not likely to happen for a while,” Walsh said. “We would need the base of landslide to become vegetated. If we get some spring rains, enough for grasses to grow, that might stabilize it a little.” Walsh said state geologists anticipate more vegetation will come down into the river over the next month. “It will be hard to tell

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anymore,” he said. It will continue moving.” Ohashi said he is concerned about heavy winds or rain that could force the

issue. “Obviously the danger is very real of it coming down,” he said. “All it needs is the right, or wrong, push.”

Gresham will speak about what drives him to be a champion and what it was like to win the Super Bowl. He will also be answering questions, which can be submitted online at www. lscc.org/seahawks. The church is located at 31605 Lake Sawyer Road SE in Black Diamond.

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Access road could ease event traffic in Maple Valley BY KATHERINE SMITH

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The city of Maple Valley is considering constructing an emergency access road between housing developments that could help ease traffic during events at Lake Wilderness Park. The emergency access road would connect Southeast 260th Street in Kate’s Ridge to the corner of Southeast 260th Street and 230th Avenue Southeast which serves the Lake Wilderness Shores and Wilderness Hills neighborhoods. The reason, city officials said, is because currently Lake Wilderness Shores and Wilderness Hills are both served by Southeast 260th which turns into 230th, which, ultimately dead ends —meaning that there is only one point of entrance and exit for the approximately 122 lots in those developments. City staff brought the issue and the proposed emergency road solution to the City Council on Monday

RAVENSDALE PARK GROUNDBREAKING MAY 20 The groundbreaking ceremony for phase 2 of Ravensdale Park will be held at 4 p.m. on May 20. For more information about the park and the phase 2 projects go to ravensdalepark.org. Contact and submissions: Dennis Box dbox@maplevalleyreporter.com dbox@covingtonreporter.com or 425-432-1209, ext. 5050

Community News and Notes KENTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL WILL HOST ANNUAL TRADE SHOW Kentwood Senior High School’s marketing students promote a variety of companies during the 17th annual trade show on May 21. First year marketing students will be creating booths and endorsing more than 80 companies, including Starbucks, Jersey Mikes and Gravity Sports. Local companies will also be on display, such as Go-Driving School and Kyler’s Auto Detailing.

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Gala to kick off the weekend. Artist John Madden, an 18 year old self-taught artist from Renton, had his first gallery showing on April 25 at the Maple Valley Creative Arts Center. There was a wonderful turnout, successful sales, and donations gathered for Childrens’ Hospital. Madden has several pen on paper pieces available for sale that will mesmerize you with their intricate detail. Metal sculpture is Madden’s other artistic passion, he uses welding/brazing techniques to make bugs, gargoyles, and even a 3 piece heavy metal junk band. John began working on his art the summer of 2012, he has been commissioned for pieces for the fire department and several yard art pieces. The gallery showing runs until May 25. For more information

CREATIVE ARTS CENTER SEEKING ARTISTS FOR ARTS FESTIVAL The Maple Valley Creative Arts Council proudly presents the 16th annual Arts Festival hosted at the Lake Wilderness Lodge June 14-15. This popular event coincides with the yearly community celebration, Maple Valley Days, and is the must see highlight of the weekend. The Arts Festival will include a live performance area, indoor gallery space for display of visual arts for sale to the public, artists’ demonstrations and hands on art activities for children. On Friday, June 13, MVCAC will hold an Artist Reception

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said. “I’m sorry we didn’t think about this sooner so we could have more discussion. I prefer to tell the residents ‘this is what we’d like to do, give us your feedback.” Councilman Noel Gerken also said that he supported getting feedback from the affected residents. Originally staffs’ goal had been to complete the project in time for Maple Valley Days, but in light of the council’s comments and discussions it was decided that a community meeting should be held. “We’ll move as quickly as we can,” Casey told council.

Reach Katherine Smith ksmith@ maplevalleyreporter.com or 425432-1209 ext. 5052. To comment on this story go to www.maplevalleyreporter.com. contact Wendee at 206-271-0826 or email at mvcac@comcast.net. MVCAC is accepting submissions into the Juried Art show — go to www.maplevalleyarts.com to register online. Submissions are due prior to May 30. Up to $1,500 is available in purchase awards in the juried exhibit as well as many awards in the form of People’s Choice and various local business donations (cash and gift certificates). To learn more about Arts Festival 2014, go to: www. maplevalleyarts.com. Are you a poet, musician, story teller or budding artist? Come to open mic night at the Creative Art Center every second and fourth Thursday of the month. Go to www.maplevalleyarts.com for more information.

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years ago there was an accident on that road that did block access for residents. “It’s something we have been thinking about and mulled about for a very long time,” Casey told council. Casey also estimated there are approximately 10-12 trees that will need to be cut down for the project. “We want to keep it (the road) as small as possible to meet the needs for emergency ingress/egress and then have it open on the days we have events,” he said. At the meeting staff was looking for direction to send a letter to the nearby property owners and homeowner’s associations, telling them of the project. Councilwoman Linda Johnson, however, objected to simply telling residents what was going to be done and urged the city to ask for feedback before beginning the project. “I think what we’re wanting to do is perfectly appropriate,” Johnson

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night. The proposed road would be gravel and 22 feet wide. Access gates at each end would be locked and prohibit traffic on the road on most days. In the case of an emergency that blocked access to Lake Wilderness Shores and Wilderness Hills, the gates could be opened and residents could get to and from their homes. City Engineer David Casey said Maple Valley police, fire, and the city’s Public Works Department would have keys to the locks. The estimated cost of the project is about $20,000. The plan has been endorsed by both Police Chief Michelle Bennett and Fire Marshal Scott Webster. Both noted in their endorsements that the additional access would benefit first responders as well as property owners and the general public. Mayor Bill Allison noted during the meeting that approximately five

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Prothero loved law and pool Courtney Eronemo stood on the watersplashed deck of the King County Aquatic Center, basking in the glow of her first state girls swim meet. Having just bagged a bronze medal in the individual medley and snared a silver in the butterfly, Eronemo, then a freshman at Kentwood High, had plenty of it in which to bask on that 2002 November night. But as Eronemo was glowing, Conquerors coach Mark Prothero approached her, his face flush with a decidedly different feeling. “He was crying, and he came up and hugged me and said, ‘This is going to be a fun ride, Guest Columnist

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kid,’” Eronemo recalled. “I could see his emotion, and every part of him was invested in what he was doing. “I remember that phrase,” Eronemo continued, her own voice choked with emotion last week, just a few days after Prothero died following a two-year battle with lung cancer. “I think of that phrase in (coaching) club swimming and whatever else I need to do.” For Eronomo, now finishing up her nursing degree at Pacific Lutheran University, Prothero’s prediction was prescient. She would go on to win five state championships, each of them in a different event. So it was indeed a fun ride. But for hundreds upon hundreds of other swimmers who never tasted a title, the ride was just as fun. Mark Prothero made sure of it. He was just as passionate about the aquatic advice he offered to his athletes as he was about the legal advice he offered to his clients. Opposing attorneys respected him. Opposing coaches did, too. The courtroom was his love. So was the pool.

“One thing I take from him — and I never thought about it at the time — was when he would coach summer league and end a team meeting, he would always say he had two rules: Have fun, and swim fast,” said Chris Veraya, who won the boys state backstroke title under Prothero in 2003. “One leads to the other.” Veraya did more than swim fast. He’s now an attorney, as was Prothero. While his former coach didn’t specifically push him toward that field, Veraya acknowledged that “It’s hard growing up with the man and not thinking in that direction, (at least) in an indirect way.” In fact, Prothero would become best known as one of the lead defense attorneys for Gary Ridgway, the Green River Killer. But in the midst of the high-profile, highly scrutinized case, Prothero acknowledged after a meet one afternoon that keeping his passions separated wasn’t always easy. “You know, it’s kind of funny,” Prothero said in his usual articulate, well-thought-out tone. “I’ll be standing on the deck thinking about [ more MOSCHETTI page 5 ]

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Questions about how BD is doing business Recent articles in the Reporter indicate all is not well with our Black Diamond city government. The issues involving our newly elected mayor and our newly appointed city administrator are disturbing if all that appeared in the paper is true. Obvious questions arise about how the city is carrying out its business. A quote by a council member that the city is “hemorrhaging money” is very serious. How is taxpayer money being used? Apparently a

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[MOSCHETTI from page 4] the case. But then I can be at my desk in the office trying to figure out how we can beat Kentridge.” One could almost see Dave Wright smiling through the phone as he heard that story. Wright was KR’s head coach during a decade-long stretch when the South Puget Sound League North Division title usually came down to the dual meet between his Chargers and Prothero’s Conquerors. “I always knew both of our teams were going to be good, and he was going to plan a meet as well as he possibly could,” said Wright, now the head girls coach at Tahoma. “I didn’t win ‘em all, and he didn’t win ‘em all. But it was always friendly. It’s just amazing when you think how the two teams stayed even-keel with each other the whole time.” Wright also got the perspective of watching Prothero from a parent’s point of view. Daughter Erica Wright

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Reporter is accurate, the mayor should understand his behavior is way out of line. It is difficult to see how the mayor and newly appointed administrator can possibly work together. Given the fact the last city administrator was fired during the first few days of the mayor’s term, one would wonder if this is a pattern in his working relationships with employees. In the meantime, the work of the city needs to be carried out. The staff is there, at least for a while. They are professionals.

made up of freshman and sophomores, so look out next year, the sky’s the limit for this group of talented young ladies! The girls have also made a commitment to each other to play together year round. They will be playing in multiple local tournaments, as well as traveling to Nashville, TN, San Diego, CA, Oregon City, OR and Yakima, WA, allowing them to compete against some of the more competitive teams around the country. Check out what is going on with the girls at www. ladybearsbasketball.com for upcoming events, team ros-

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Shout out to Lady Bears Big shout out to our Tahoma Lady Bears Varsity Basketball Team. The girls started out with a bang this year and ended their season convincing everyone around them to become believers. In the final game of the post season, they lost by two points in overtime to Kentridge High School. It was a heartbreaking loss for the girls who were so close to advancing to the WAIA State Tournament in the Tacoma Dome. The majority of the girls varsity team this year was

swam for Prothero as a Kentwood freshman. “It was cool as a dad to watch him coach Erica,” Wright said. “The team was huge. But he knew everybody, he was fair to everybody, and he would acknowledge everybody. Erica was JV at the time, and she went to the non-qualifiers meet. But she still got attention from him, and that was great.” The swimming community, the legal community — and the community at large — lost one of its giants all at the very same moment when the 57-year-old Prothero passed away on the morning of April 19. A giant because Prothero’s priority was always someone other than himself. He helped spearhead the successful drive to keep the Kent-Meridian Pool open when it was threatened with closure as King County got out of the swimming pool business. He was there to congratulate and pose for a photo

ters and other information regarding fundraising and the Lady Bears Basketball Booster Club. If you would like to donate to the Tahoma Lady Bears Basketball Boosters program to help support these young ladies, please email us at tahomagirlsbasketball@gmail.com or donations can be mailed to Lady Bears Basketball Boosters, PO Box 1135 Maple Valley, WA 98038. Come watch and support your Tahoma Lady Bears next season!

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with Renton High’s Steve Sholdra at the 2010 state meet when Sholdra broke Prothero’s 36-year-old school record in the 500-yard freestyle. Whether he was coaching a local club team or during his decade-long tenure at Kentwood, Prothero’s knowledge and guidance helped turn good swimmers into excellent swimmers, and excellent swimmers into state title contenders — and sometimes, state champions. “He wasn’t worried about money, time, and all those other issues,” Kent School District athletic director Dave Lutes said in a Reporter article about Prothero last week. “He was there for the kids.” He was indeed. And Mark Prothero always made sure it was a fun ride.

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[6] May 16, 2014 [ COAL from page 1] actions.” The company has a contract to sell coal to cement plants in Seattle and Richmond, British Columbia. The John Henry No. 1 mine is located west of Lake 12, between Black Diamond-Ravensdale Road and Green River Gorge Road. It first opened in 1985 and is approximately 480 acres. It was first permitted in 1986 and was renewed in five-year increments even though coal was not being produced. The mining area is located in three sub-watersheds: Ginder Lake, Mud Lake and Lake No. 12. The mine shut down when the price for coal dropped, but Dave Morris, President of Pacific Coast Coal, said market conditions have improved. The company continued applying for permits even though coal was not being produced. The company started reclamation in 2010 and then applied for a new permit one year later. According to Reporter archives, the company first attempted to reopen the mine in 2007, when the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement ordered the company to either resume mining production or move into final reclamation. The office also denied its permit request in 2010, stating “the company has not shown it has buyers for its coal, and it has not sufficiently described the impacts of its request.” Homeowners were noti-

www.covingtonreporter.com • www.maplevalleyreporter.com fied of their right to request through the Fuse website. environment.” result in further loss of waa pre-blast survey, which He said most supported The letter noted concern ter quality and environment would determine the condi- holding a public hearing that mining activities will quality to our constituents tion of the dwelling and and opposed restarting the adversely affect downand the citizens of the City any pre-blasting damage mine, which was written in stream drainages in the of Black Diamond.” and other physical factors the letter’s template. Jergens Lake Sawyer watershed, Jergens said Fuse supthat could reasonably be said other environmental which was annexed into porters in Black Diamond affected by the blasting. groups have joined in supcity limits in 1998 and is were concerned about Morris said the company port, with more than 3,000 subject to urban zoning increases in truck traffic, as has received survey recomments submitted. of greater density that will well as water and air polquests from between 15-20 One written concern directly affect surface water lution. Jergens also claims residents. came from Great Maple runoff. It added that the that the company is trying The OSMRE was origiValley Unincorporated mining will impact Yarto use an outdated Envinally acceptronmental ing written Impact comments Statement about its Enfrom 1986 to vironmental avoid comAssessment plying with from March stronger 18 to April clean air and 29, but clean water extended protections. the dead“I think line to May it’s naive to 13. Chris say nothing Holmes, has changed spokessince 1986,” man for the he said. OSMRE, “We’ve said asking learned a lot for public more about comment coal mining was “somein that time.” what of an Morris extraordisaid there nary move.” were 23 days He said they The John Henry Mine is located west of Lake 12, between Black Diamond-Ravensdale Road and Green River of public extended the Gorge Road. There has been no mining in that area for in more than 10 years. ERIC MANDEL, Reporter hearings deadline bebefore a cause of heavy hearing examinterest in the project. Area Council, that said, rowBay’s development plan iner in the early 80s when “The mine has a history among other things, in a to build 4,800 residences the area was rezoned from and we are aware of that seven page letter to OSMRE in the Villages. The council forestry to mining. history, so we decided to that there are several asked that the revision and “Nothing has changed go to public comment,” concerns about assumprenewal permit be denied since then,” Morris said. Holmes said. tions and oversights in data, and that reclamation be “Most in the Fuse group Collin Jergens, a spokesincomplete information, required “promptly.” probably weren’t even born man for the environmental inaccurate hydrological “…No further delays, as then.” group Fuse, said more than information and inadequate the public has waited long Morris called the envi1,400 people sent a comenvironmental assessments enough,” the Council’s letter ronmental impact statement letter to the OSME that “could have major efstated. “It is not prudent to ment allegations lies and fects on public health and continue to delay reclamatold The Reporter that, safety, as well as our natural tion. Continued delays may “coal is a dirty word so environmental groups use

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www.covingtonreporter.com â€˘ www.maplevalleyreporter.com [ COAL from page 6] asking for a public hearing is not appropriate; itâ€™s not the right order of the process,â€? Holmes said. Holmes said comments on scientific engineering evidence are much more crucial than the number of comments actually received. â€œItâ€™s not a popularity contest,â€? Holmes said. â€œThatâ€™s not how the law is written.â€? According to Pacific Coalâ€™s notices, blasting will occur between 10 a.m.-4 p.m., unless emergencies force blasting to alternate times. According to the notices, a series of long horn signals will be blown five minutes before blasting and a series of short horn signals one minute before. Continuous horn signal when all clear. In the past, full production would have meant an average of 33 coal trucks leaving the mean each day. The proposed action is about 10 per day, five days per week. Pacific Coalâ€™s current proposal involves a much lower annual coal production rate than in the past and will avoid mining through the large Mud Lake wetland. No mining will be done within the Black Diamond city limits. â€œItâ€™s a tiny mine,â€? Morris said. â€œSome mines produce 60 or 70 million tons a year. Thereâ€™s 80,000-90,000 for this one.â€? The State Department of Ecology fined the company

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[ CROWN from page 1] -tants have to introduce themselves and answer questions. â€œI feel like for me thatâ€™s the most nerve wracking part,â€? Brown said. â€œBecause itâ€™s the part you get scored most on.â€? Questions sheâ€™s been asked range from where she would like to travel to qualities she looks for in a best friend. In the end she said, judges are looking more at how you say your answer

$2,000 in 2006 for exceeding its monthly phosphorus discharge levels into nearby waterways. Morris said that issue was caused by failed sewer systems in Black Diamond and that the coal doesnâ€™t impact the phosphorus levels. He said Pacific Coal has all of the necessary air quality, water discharge and grading permits. The Fuse press release called the John Henry mine a â€œ110-year-old coal pit,â€? though no citation for that timeframe was provided to The Reporter before press deadline Tuesday. Morris and Bill Kombol, president of Palmer Coking Coal Co., which owns the land, said they had no idea where Fusesâ€™ version of the history came from. Kombol provided archived newspaper clips of the area being turned into a mine from forested land in the mid-1980s. George McPherson, who lives on Lake Sawyer, has approached the Black Diamond City Council about some of his concerns about the mine reopening, which include runoff into streams that could impact water quality, as well as a possible unwanted effect on traffic and area property values. He is among those who believe the company is just trying to get out of reclamation, or cleaning up, the property from the last time it was mined. â€œThey have been asked to do reclamation, but have always managed to work their way out of it,â€? he said. â€œThey say they are going to mine coal. They might, but it

utility costs, promote better health, and ensure effective environmental education, including civics, STEM and green career pathways.â€? This is the third year of the awards and Shadow Lake is the fourth Tahoma school to receive Green Ribbon status in recognition of its sustainability practices. Tahoma Junior High, Tahoma High School and Glacier Park Elementary School also received Green Ribbon awards. For more information on the Green

â€” what your confidence level is â€” as opposed to the content of the answer. Brown, who attends Tahoma Junior High, said she got interested in pageants when some of her friends at a dance studio she attended were talking about them. â€œIt sounded like a lot of fun and (a lot of) getting to meet people,â€? Brown said. In her first pageant she finished in the top 15 overall and decided she wanted to compete again. To prepare for a pageant

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also might be another attempt to avoid reclamation of the property.â€? Black Diamond resident Mira Hoke said she, and others sheâ€™s spoken to in the community, feel the mining and blasting wonâ€™t actually happen since there is no market for coal and that sheâ€™s heard the talk before with no resulting action. â€œYou just have to wonder if itâ€™s more talk than anything else,â€? she said. Kombol said the mining will happen. â€œTheyâ€™re not going through all this process to fool people,â€? Kombol said. â€œTheyâ€™re doing it to mine coal and reclaim the land.â€? Morris mirrored Kombol, calling the rumor â€œan absolute lie.â€? â€œThey are either lying or ignorant,â€? he said. â€œâ€ŚOur objective is to mine the remaining 500,000 tons of clean coal and thatâ€™s a five or six year process. As we mine, the reclamation cost is reduced.â€? Morris said he plans to begin production as soon as OSMRE issues the permit.

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who have done this (pageant) for years,â€? she said. As the winner she earned a spot in the international competition that will be held at the beginning of July in Virginia Beach. Girls from each state, as well as from around the world will compete at that pageant. Brown said she is most looking forward to all of the people she will get to meet and the experience. â€œNot a lot of girls get to do this kind of stuff,â€? Brown said. Zoeâ€™s mom, Pamela Brown, described herself as, â€œnot a typical pageant mom.â€? She said she was glad her daughter took an interest in pageants because of the

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FAIN FILES FOR RE-ELECTION Senator Joe Fain filed paperwork Monday morning with King County Elections to seek reelection to the Washington state Senate. Prior to Fain’s election to the State Senate in 2010, he was Chief of Staff to King County Councilman Pete von Reichbauer. He has worked in all three branches of King County government, most recently as a trial prosecutor with King County’s District Court Unit in Seattle. You can learn more about the campaign at VoteFain.com.

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ASSAULT • A road rage incident turned into an assault report at 2:15 p.m. on May 9 at the 21000 block of Southeast 256th Street. • Police received a report at 11:41 p.m. on May 6 of a civil situation involving money that escalated to “mutual combatant” on the 21800 block of Southeast 272nd Street. • A domestic violence situation between adult brothers was reported at 8:34 p.m. on May 4 at a residence in the 27400 block of 210th Avenue Southeast. Police said one brother cut the other with car keys, who then made a threat with a baseball bat. EXTORTION • Internet extortion was reported at 12:59 a.m. on May 6 when an unknown suspect demanded money from an individual living in the 26500 block of 222nd Place Southeast to prevent release of a sexually explicit video online. LARCENY • A man with his 2-year-old grandson was arrested at 5:17 p.m. on May 10 for shoplifting at Walmart, 17432 SE 270th Place.

• A weed eater was reported stolen at 10:41 a.m. on May 9 from a vehicle parked outside of the Daniel Ross Salon, 17407 SE Wax Road. • A burglary was reported at 12:10 a.m. on May 9 at Motorplex/PRO-TOW, 23933 SE 264th St. • Copper wire was reported stolen at 9:45 a.m. on May 8 from a junction box on the 23200 block of Southeast Kent Kangley Road. • Police received a larceny report at 8:56 a.m. on May 8 that involved a man who purchased more than $4,000 worth of paint from Sherwin Williams, 17709 SE 272nd St., on a business account he did not have authorization to use. • An attempted auto theft was reported at 8:36 a.m. on May 6 in the Kohl’s, 17002 SE 270th Place, parking lot. • A window was reported smashed and items stolen at 5:18 a.m. on May 6 from a vehicle parked in a driveway on the 15700 block of Southeast 254th Place. • A residential burglary was reported at 4:45 a.m. on May 6 on the 24000 block of 221st Lane Southeast.

CHILD ABUSE • Police received a report at 11:10 a.m. on May 6 of abuse/neglect of a special needs student by a para-educator at Jenkins Creek Elementary School, 26915 186th Ave. SE. *** (113256) OBSTRUCTING AN OFFICER • An individual living on the 20800 block of 17th Avenue South was arrested for obstructing an officer at 1:20 p.m. on May 6 after providing a false ID to a deputy.

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MAPLE VALLEY VOLLEYBALL The 13th annual Maple Valley Volleyball Program, for third through sixth grade girls in the Maple Valley area, is going on now. The public can watch the girls during the tournament on May 21 and May 28 at the Tahoma Junior High School gym, starting at 6 p.m.

Bears have their eyes on state Three Tahoma seniors are looking to leave their mark at the upcoming state championship meet

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Tahoma High seniors Brock Eager, Tucker Mjelde and Denham Patricelli agree that competing at a high level in the field events of track and field requires one thing: technique. “You can’t just run and go high,” said Mjelde, who competes in pole vault. “Your run is the most important part — your run and the plant.” As the postseason kicks off this week with the South Puget Sound League North 4A meet, the threesome — all of whom are ranked in the top 10 in the state in their respective events — have their eyes on the state meet two weeks from now. Patricelli, who was the state champion in javelin last year, is looking to defend his title and maybe break the school record javelin throw of 230 feet while he’s at it. Finding his throwing talent almost didn’t happen for Patricelli. He signed up for the track team in eighth grade because he had a broken finger and couldn’t try out for the baseball team. He had participated in track before, but hadn’t planned on it becoming a part of

his high school experience. “I like how it is totally independent,” Patricelli said of throwing the javelin. “I like how javelin relies on the work that I put into it.” He missed part of his sophomore season and most of his junior season due to injury and requisite Tommy John surgery. To date, his personal best is 210 feet,. He is ranked No. 1 in the state. “I got by when I first started out because I was a good athlete,” Patricelli said. “But as I get towards my ceiling I have to focus on technique and not just my athletic ability.” There’s a lot that goes into a good throw, Patricelli explained, including the weather, his form and how his arm feels. “He’s a very good competitor,” Tahoma throwing coach Keith Eager said of Patricelli. “He’s usually at his best when it’s the biggest competition of the year.” Also a thrower, Brock Eager — coach Eager’s son — has earned success at the hammer throw. He currently is ranked first at the state in the 12 pound hammer throw with a distance of 220 feet, 6 inches. [ more BEARS page 14 ]

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www.covingtonreporter.com • www.maplevalleyreporter.com thing that stands out most about his youngest son is Brock’s work ethic, specifically how he trains six days a week, year round. “I’ve just seen his level of commitment to the sport grow over time,” coach Eager said. “As he saw that hard work makes you better he committed to more hard work.” Coach Eager added that he is excited to see what the future holds for both Brock and Patricelli as they go on to compete at the collegiate level. “It’s been a joy to coach all of them,” he said. Mjelde also started competing in track in middle school and was influenced by his friends to pick up pole vaulting as a freshman. “It’s a sport unlike anything else,” Mjelde said. “Everything was new. It was just fun.” His current personal best is 15-6 which puts him at the top of the state rankings by two inches and a school record by a foot a 3 inches. “He caught on to pole

Community News and Notes FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT TO BE HELD AT COMMUNITY CENTER The last Family Movie Night of the year will be held at 6:30 p.m. on May 16 at the Maple Valley Community Center. The movie for the night will be Disney’s Pirate Fairy. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the cost is $5 per person for Frankie’s Pizza, salad, veggies, lemonade, cake and a craft. Kids may bring pillows, pajamas and sleeping bags and relax on the mats and bean bags close to the giant movie screen. Sponsored by Frankie’s Pizza, Motorplex and Maple Valley Family Circle.

LET YOUR IMAGINATION GO ‘OUT THERE’ AT YOUTH SYMPHONY CONCERT Maple Valley Youth Symphony Orchestra presents “Out There” – their latest concert event. The concert will be held 7 p.m. on May 16 at Maple Valley Presbyterian Church. The concert will feature music from Star Wars, Harry Potter, Copland, Vivaldi and more. Performing groups will include MVYSO’s Symphony Orchestra, Jr. Symphony Orchestra, Small Ensembles and a special performance by MVYSO’s Jam Club. Micah Knight will be MVYSO’s featured soloist on Vivaldi’s “Spring.” A $5 suggested donation is accepted at the door.

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vaulting pretty quick,” Tahoma pole vaulting coach Steve Kent said. “Really, each year, and almost every meet, he just keeps getting better and better.” Kent added that Mjelde’s background as a competitive wrestler helped him pick up pole vaulting. “Basically (being a wrestler) means he has

ment every time his best gets better. Looking ahead to the state meet, Mjelde said he hopes his favorite memory for the season is still to come. Preparing to take his shot at a state title, Mjelde said that a large part of the preparation is mental. “As soon as you step on

the runway you can’t think about one part too much,” Mjelde said.

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PUBLIC NOTICES Notice of Community Meeting May 29, 2014 -7pm Covington City Hall 16720 SE 271st St. Suite 100 Covington, WA 98042 AT&T Wireless is proposing to construct a wireless communication facility located at 25000 156th Ave SE, Kent, WA. The facility will consist of 120’ tall monopole and a 12’x26’ equipment shelter in a fenced compound. King County Code requires a community meeting be held in advance of the application, and no application has been made. King County Code will require a Condition Use Permit for a Communication Facility. Contact - Smartlink, LLC Julie Cope 14432 SE Eastgate Way #200 Bellevue, WA 98007 (509) 220-4155 Published/delivered in Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond May 15, 22, 2014. #1054281. State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Eau Claire County In Re: The marriage of Petitioner: THOMAS KRALL and Respondent: DIANE MONDRAGON Public Summons Divorce-40101 Case No 14FA57 THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO THE PERSON NAMED ABOVE AS RE-

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Building C is a six-story senior living building with 154 dwelling units and amenity space. Building D is a pool and recreation area for Building C. The developer will be utilizing a development agreement process for a reduction in required commercial space associated with Buildings A and B, and the Multifamily Property Tax Exemption for the entire site. Water service will be provided by Covington Water District and sewer service will be provided by Soos Creek Water and Sewer District. Emergency services will be provided by the City of Covington and the Kent Fire Department Regional Fire Authority (RFA). The site contains no environmentally critical areas. Comp Plan/Zoning Designation:Town Center (TC) Downtown Zone Consistency with Applicable City Plans and Regulations: This proposal will be reviewed for compliance with all applicable City of Covington ordinances; Title 18-Zoning and Downtown Development Standards and Design Guidelines, Title 12-Street Design and Construction Standards, Title 13-Surface Water regulations, and other applicable design requirements.

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Other known permits not included in this Application: Engineering Phase Review, Clearing and Grading Permit, Building Permit (compliance with the International Building, Fire, Mechanical and Plumbing Codes); Certificates of Water and Sewer Availability; applicable Right of Way Permits from City; issuance of other permits required by separate jurisdictions (i.e. Qwest, Puget Sound Energy, etc.); and any other permits as deemed necessary.

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Project Location: The subject property lies within NW ¼, Section 36, Township 22N, Range 5E, WM, and consists of Parcel No. 3622059187 in the City of Covington, King County, WA. Project Description: The developer is proposing to develop 7.03 acres located in the Town Center (TC) downtown zone. The proposed development is a mixed use development that consists of four structures identified as Buildings A, B, C and D. Buildings A and B are six-story mixed-use buildings with 200 units of affordable family apartments with ground level commercial space and parking.

This is a Type 2 Application in accordance with CMC 14.30.040 whereas the City of Covington Community Development Director issues the final decision for the Commercial Site Development application and is the SEPA official for the project. Consideration of a Development Agreement will require a public hearing before the City Council. To make written comments, please mail or handdeliver specific comments to City Hall, Community Development Department, 16720 SE 271st Street, Covington, WA 98042, no later than June 6, 2014. Please contact Permit Services at 253-480-2400 or via email at permitservices@covingtonwa.gov should you have any questions. Published in the Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter on May 16, 2014. #1054255.

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A Covington woman has been booked in connection to an alleged stabbing reported on May 2. A detective from the King County Major Crimes Unit was able to speak with the alleged victim, Marcus Edwards, 20, who indicated his girlfriend was

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Extra patrol searching for distracted drivers On the heels of the first-ever statewide distracted driving extra enforcement campaign, law enforcement officers will be out once again searching for not only unbuckled drivers but distracted drivers as part of the annual â€œClick it or Ticketâ€? patrols between May 19 and June 1. In King County, during the recent distracted

ing Attorney. Officers said they received little cooperation from the multiple individuals in the house at the time of the incident. Klason said Edwards was also â€œnot the most forthcomingâ€? and that the specific item used to stab the man is not yet known.

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