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BY DENNIS BOX dbox@maplevalleyreporter.com
Maple Valley City Councilwoman Victoria Laise Jonas announced at the Tuesday City Council meeting she will be resigning her seat on June 24. She has been on the council for 15 years and was first elected in 1999. Jonas said she is stepping down because Victoria Laise Jonas she is moving out of the city. “My husband, Scott and I, have decided to pursue one of our lifelong dreams of living by the ocean,” Jonas said. “We are preparing to move and relocate to the Key Peninsula area.” The councilwoman described the announcement as a “very bittersweet decision. Coming to Maple Valley 20 years ago was the best move I ever made. Maple Valley has been a wonderful place to live and raise my family. Our community is just amazing and the people of this community are incredible.” Deputy Mayor Sean P. Kelly said, “Under her leadership and [ more JONAS page 4 ]
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Sgt. 1st Class Leroy Petry, a Medal of Honor recipient for his actions during a battle in Afghanistan, addressed the gathering at the Tahoma National Cemetery Memorial Day services. Petry lost his hand when he threw an enemy grenade saving the lives of two soldiers. Jamison Johnson, 13 months, came with her parents to the service. DENNIS BOX, The Reporter
Antiquing where everybody knows your name BY ERIC MANDEL emandel@covingtonreporter.com
Brenda Evenson says the inanimate objects in her store talk to her. Well, not audibly, of course, but that they all say something. “We sell memories,” said Evenson, who owns Black Diamond Antiques, which opened Dec. 20 and had its ribbon cutting ceremony May 8. “It’s like they talk… It would be nice to know what they’ve been through.” After 20 years in the antiquing business, the love for collecting stories and history runs through
Evenson’s blood. After running shops in Enumclaw and Buckley, she moved into the 2,500 square foot behemoth in Black Diamond, just a few steps from the Railroad Museum on Railroad Avenue. Evenson said the store has been busy since the doors opened. “I think the area needed something like this,” Evenson said. “It gives them a place to sell stuff.” Evenson said she has about 25 consignors, from the area and other cities, as well as about 40 people who have individual pieces shown at the store. Evenson
receives 10 percent of sales on the consignors items and 25 percent on the individual pieces. Evenson said she was drawn to the gargantuan space and the friendliness of the neighborhood. Beyond being an antique shop, she considers it a community gathering spot where the coffee is always brewing. One customer told Evenson that, “It’s like cheers without the beer.” She moved from a roughly 1,800 square foot space. “I was kinda nervous if I was going to fill it, but it didn’t take long,” she said. Evenson’s passion began when she found something that reminded her of her grandmother. “Then you’re hooked looking for memories,” she said. [ more ANTIQUING page 6 ]
A list of “warm, safe, and dry” projects to be done this summer have been presented to the Tahoma School District School Board. The projects will begin after school gets out for the summer in mid June and will be paid for by funds from the school bond that was passed in November and by a grant related to energy efficiency from the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. The estimated cost for the projects is $3 million, with the exact cost to be determined after bids are awarded according to district spokesman Kevin Patterson. The grant from OSPI is for $258,000, which will pay for building weatherization and lighting improvements at several of the schools. At Rock Creek Elementary the project list includes siding and paint, siding and paint for the play shed, roofing for the play shed, HVAC controls and exterior lighting upgrades. [ more TAHOMA page 12 ]
Brenda Evenson holds a whale’s baleen plate, one of the many odd collectables at Black Diamond Antiques. ERIC MANDEL, The Reporter
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Next stop: Malawi BY KATHERINE SMITH ksmith@covingtonreporter.com
When Tyler Weinbrecht thinks about his family’s reaction to the news that he is moving to Malawi for six months to work for a nonprofit, he can’t help but laugh. He told his mom — who thought he said Mali — over the phone and she soon after sent him an
email with travel warnings that have been issued for the country across the continent from Malawi. After he told her that it was in fact Malawi, not Mali, she did some more research and said that maybe she would come visit him after all. “I think that sums up the whole thing when you tell people you’re moving to Malawi for six months,” he
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said. Generally, he said, people have one of two reactions: enthusiasm or caution. He has also found that when he tells people they often don’t know how to spell it, let alone know where it is. Weinbrecht, who graduated from Kentwood High School in 2008, is headed to the small South African nation that is bordered by Tanzania, Zambia and Mozambique, as a Change Fellow with Construction for Change, a Kirkland based nonprofit. Three engineering students at the University of Washington started the organization with the goal of building much needed
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his mother Julie Lewis and Macklemore. Julie Lewis founded the 30/30 Project as a way to give back and raise awareness of HIV/AIDS in light of her 30th anniversary of living with HIV. Julie Lewis was infected by a blood transfusion after giving birth to her oldest daughter. She wasn’t diagnosed until many years later, and at the time the prognosis for long-term survival was grim. “To honor the thirty years Julie has been a survivor, the Lewis family is raising funds to build medical centers worldwide that will stand strong for at least thirty years,” the 30/30 Project section of the CfC
website says. A fundraising campaign to officially launch the project and raise the funds for the first health center, to be located in Neno District, Malawi, raised over $150,000 — enough for the Malawi project and approximately half of what is needed for the next project in Kenya. The Malawi project is where Weinbrecht comes in. He saw a posting for fellowships with Construction for Change back in December. At the time he was working on finishing his Master of Science in structural engineering at Stanford — he graduated this spring — and
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Tahoma advances The Tahoma lacrosse team scored with 32 seconds left to defeat Bainbridge in the state quarterfinals matchup on May 22. Hudson Taylor scored the goal and the Bears moved to within one win of an appearance in the state title
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entire season undefeated. Miligan knew a loss or two could happen. “I didn’t think it would happen in that Bethel game, but it did,â€? he said. “Having some losses isn’t a bad thing. There are very few teams that run the table.â€? Miligan said losing helps put wins in perspective. “It has almost been a full year (since the last loss),â€? he said. “Now you kind of have that empty feeling — that pit in the gut where we are walking across the field and‌ all of a sudden I’m looking at long faces.â€? Miligan has been part of postseason-less campaigns in the past and is trying to enjoy the ride, even though his athletes help push the running gag that the stress of the game does a number on his health. “It’s fun as a coach,â€? Miligan said. “Does it drive me nuts? Well of course it does... hopefully they have AED machines ‌ or someone who is really good at CPR.â€?
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Bethel. Miligan and Engelhardt said it’s easy to lose intensity during those delays and the squad followed its routine of watching the musical comedy movie “Pitch Perfect.� “It’s kind of a whole team karaoke session,� she said. “I don’t think any movie can really replace ‘Pitch Perfect’ for our team.� But beyond energizing cinema, Miligan knows success in the sport revolves around pitching and he has two of the best — Carley Nance and Maddie Scott — who posted 1.50 and 2.92 ERA’s, respectively, and threw a combined 153 strikeouts in 142 innings. He anticipates switching off between the two throughout state, which he hopes will keep each fresh compared to the other teams that have only one star on the mound. “It’s a game of pitching,� Miligan said. “I feel very comfortable with either one of mine.� It’s rare for a team to finish an
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Kentwood continued its improbable journey to its first ever 4A boys soccer state title with another win in the state tournament on May 24. The Conks dropped Gig Harbor 2-1 at French Field and are scheduled for a semifinals matchup with Snohomish at 8 p.m. on May 30. The Panthers are 18-2 overall and will be in their eighth Final Four, according to the Everett Herald. Kentwood finished the regular season with a 15-2-3 record. The Conks advanced through to the final eight thanks to a 1-0 win on May 20 over Garfield, which was the Conk’s third shutout of the postseason.
Tahoma fastpitch finished undefeated for the second straight regular season, but were upset in the opening round of the SPSL 4A district tournament. ERIC MANDEL, The Reporter
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When the South Puget Sound League 4A district bracket came out, Tahoma head coach Tom Miligan admittedly looked ahead to the second round. He saw, at worst, a fourth place finish. “I thought we had a pretty good draw going into the tournament,� Milian said. “We kind of played against Bethel like we played the week before against Todd Beamer. It was very unlike us.� After finishing their second consecutive undefeated regular season, the Tahoma softball team entered the tournament play with confidence. They hit their first snag in the SPSL tournament on May 16th, dropping a game to Todd Beamer, before rebounding against Kentridge. “We were all kind of glad (the first loss) happened not during the playoffs,� said senior second baseman Morgan Engelhardt, who has participated in the state tournament all four years. “It didn’t matter much.� While Miligan was already scanning the winner’s side of the district bracket, Bethel, which finished 11-5 during the regular season, had other ideas, jumping out to an early lead during their first round district tournament matchup on May 24th and never looking back. The Bears put runners in scoring position in the first three innings, but uncharacteristically left them stranded. Miligan didn’t know if he should pin the loss on jitters, being “overly juiced up� or first-timers to the tournament. But even the veterans were struggling. “There are so many variables you can put into it,� he said. “It was kind
of a tough one to take.� Miligan said Bethel earned the win. “I thought they did a wonderful job and kudos with what they did,� he said. With the initial loss, Tahoma faced a win-or-go-home game against rival Kentwood and their ace hurler Kendall Goodwin. And Kentwood jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning. “It was, ‘Holy crap, we could be out in two games,’� Miligan said. “Kendall could lock in and have one of those games where she throws 12 or 13 strikeouts.� The Bears righted themselves and splintered their way through the rest of the tournament, outscoring their opponents 29-9 in the three wins. They earned sixth place and a date in the state tournament with Redmond at 10 a.m. on May 30. Mia Corbin, named the SPSL Fastpitch Player of the Year for the second time, led the offense this season with a remarkable .526 batting average, along with 29 runs, 20 RBI’s and 22 stolen bases in 23 attempts. Engelhardt, a co-captain and two-time SPSL 4A first team selection, batted .500 and added 13 stolen bases in 15 attempts. Engelhardt is one of, if not the, only Tahoma fastpitch softball player to reach state all four years of her prep career. “It’s absolutely crazy,� she said. “I couldn’t imagine freshman year that I would be able to make it four years in a row, or four years at all.� Engelhardt said winning the first game is key in state, something they’ve struggled with the past two weeks, and is the reason the squad settled for third place last season. The Bears ran into a familiar rain delay prior to their game with
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KW, THS track teams finish in top 10 at district meet BY KATHERINE SMITH ksmith@maplevalleyreporter.com
The Tahoma boys track and field team finished fourth at the West Central District meet May 23-24, while the Kentwood girls team finished sixth — three spots in front of the Tahoma ladies. Kentwood’s Sarah Toeaina led the way for the girls, winning the triple jump event with a jump of 37 feet, 6 inches. She also finished second in long jump with a distance of 18-7.5. Tahoma senior Danielle Agoh came in second in triple jump with a jump of 37-1.5 and Kentood sophomore Brittany Woke finished seventh in long jump with a distance of 16-9.5. In the 200 meter finals, Tahoma freshman Olivia Ribera finished fifth behind two seniors and two juniors with a time of 25.61 seconds. Ribera later tied for sixth in the 400 meters with Emma Gutierrez, of Central Kitsap, both with a time of 59.79.
In the 1,600 meters, Tahoma junior Delaney Tiernan finished in sixth place with a time of 5:58. Kayla Contreras, a freshman at Tahoma, came in 10th in that same event with a time of 5:14.23. The two teammates finished back-toback in the 3,200 meters with Tiernan taking fourth with a time of 11:01.63 and Contreras finishing fifth with a time of 11:02.44. Also in the 3,200, Kentwood freshman Nicole Soleim finished ninth with a time of 11:30.09. Tahoma senior Cheyenne Haverfield finished fifth in the 100 meter hurdles in 15.45. In the women’s 400 meter relay, the Kentwood team of Aurie Taylor, Bebe Thomas, Malea Munoz and Zaria Jones finished second with a time of 49.38 seconds. The Kentwood girls also did well in the 800 and 1,600 relays, as the 800 meter team of Munoz, Thomas, Amari Leander and Brittany Woke finishing fourth in 1:43.96.
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The 1,600 team of Cela Irons, Lindsay Tyler, Tessa Carlin and Leander came in seventh with a time of 4:06.96. In shot put, Kentwood sophomore Samantha LaRue finished fifth with a throw of 37-11. Kentlake freshman Crystal Auelua came in eighth in that event with a throw of 36-3. Senior Clair Whiting of Tahoma finished seventh in discus with a throw of 111-2. Avalyne Peters, a sophomore at Kentlake, finished sixth in high jump with a jump of 5-0. Fellow Falcon Lizzy Reichlinger came in fifth in pole vault with a height of 10-0. In the boys competition, Tahoma’s Denham Patricelli won the javelin event with a throw of 200-0. Fellow Bear Alexander Cielo finished seventh in the event with a throw of 158-9. Tahoma senior Tucker Mjelde won the boys pole vault event with a height of 15-0. In the 100 meters, Kentwood junior Brandon Stribling placed sixth with a time of 11.22. Stribling also came in fifth in long jump with a distance of 22-4.5. Also in long jump, Kentlake senior
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guidance Maple Valley is one of the safest cities in the state. She has been involved in the farmers market, make a difference day, the food bank – I am going to miss her tremendously.” Jonas was elected to a fifth term in November 2013 for Position No. 6, beating Leslie Burberry 53 to 46 percent. She won her first race in 1999 against Clark Lehigh 52 to 48 percent. She ran unopposed in
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Vincent Menickelly came in ninth with a distance of 21-8. Riley Campbell of Tahoma finished third in the 3,200 meters with a time of 9:30.38. He also finished eighth in the 1,600 meters with a time of 4:19.38. Kentwood senior Terence Grady came in third in discus with a throw of 149-2. He also finished seventh in the 110-meter hurdles in 15.13. The Tahoma 1,600 meter relay team of Tristan Houser, Graeme Schroeder, Jacob Contreras and Trey Jackson finished fifth with a time of 3:26.98. Tahoma’s Brock Eager came in third in shot put with a throw of 51-2.5. Eager also finished fifth in discus with a throw of 145-8. In the same event Tahoma junior Kingston Suka finished eighth with a throw of 138-7. Kentwood senior Treybon Floyd tied for sixth with Aaron Yewman of Skyview in high jump, both with a height of 6-0. Next up for track and field athletes is the state competition this weekend at Mount Tahoma in Tacoma.
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For most folks, June brings happy flowers and joyful thoughts of warm days to come. Not me. My joyful June means my personal tyrant will return to rule over my roost. My daughter Katy, is going on a vacation, which means I get the joy of taking care of Yodie the Yorkie despot. Yodie has never grasped the concept that she is the dog and I am higher on the evolutionary scale from dopey to smarty pants. When I read Darwin’s “On the Origin of Species” I distinctly remember a chapter that said I get to be the boss of Yodie because I am supposed to be smarter. Every time Yodie comes to terrorize me for a week or two, the first thing I do is show her Darwin’s book, multiple times. She apparently doesn’t read very well. Normally after I show her the book, I have to pick her up and place her on the bed, get her a treat and tell her she is the princess of the house and boss of me. The morning routine starts with Yodie jumping up and down on my chest, giving me the, “Wake up. I am the cutest thing in the universe. Worship me” look. If I don’t get up immediately she stands on my chest and gives me the Yorkie Dennis Box Editor
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death stare. Taking Yodie for a walk is real treat. We will get about halfway around the block and she flops onto the sidewalk, rolls onto her back and plays dead with her limp paws. I have to pick her up and carry her home, which is a trial for me since that is almost like exercise. When she was a puppy I had her all trained to shake hands and do normal dog stuff. Since she has been living with Katy, the dopey little she-devil thinks she is in charge of my life when Katy isn’t available to boss me around. I was talking to a woman in Safeway the other day and she pointed out daughters get to do
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raised insurance rates and standards for new construction to reflect the financial risks of building in flood plains. The program worked well for a while. But over time, it became less rigorous about risk and more generous about rates. FEMA redrew high-risk flood areas, ignoring the worst-case scenario storms. Doing this encouraged more people to live in highrisk areas. Many of the insured were able to repeatedly collect insurance claims, especially those who could afford to buy waterfront property. Hurricane Katrina exposed this “disaster waiting to happen” in 2005. NFIP had to borrow more than $18 billion from the U.S. Treasury to cover its debts. There was no way to recover the losses through raising rates on homeowners. Both the left and the right were angry for different reasons. The right was angry at the taxpayer subsidies and the left was upset because building continued in dangerous flood-plain areas. Even the powerful National Association of Realtors went along with a desire to end the abuses because it hurt their sales. Los Angeles Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters was the 2012 bill’s author. Rep. Judy Biggert, a Republican from southern Illinois, aided her in getting the bill passed to end insurance subsidies to second homes built in flood-plains and businesses and property in high risk areas that had made repeated damage claims. The bill also accurately updated flood-plain maps to reflect the worst-case scenarios. The common sense approach drew sup-
port from many groups, both Democrat and Republican. Even President Obama agreed and signed the bill. Louisiana was especially hard hit by rising insurance premiums. One insurance agent’s premium rose from $633 per year to close to $18,000 on his own home. One state legislator who owned a hotel was in line for a 7,000 percent rate increase. Not only the rich were affected by these steep rises in insurance costs. Average homeowners were seeing radically higher rates. From a rational view, neither Democratic leaders nor Republicans favored changing the law, but politics entered in during the 2014 election year. Louisiana Democrat Sen. Mary Landrieu pushed Harry Reid, senate majority leader, to repeal the law, telling him the Democrats could lose control of the Senate if she lost her election. Rep. Waters and Michael Grimm, a Republican from Staten Island whose district had been battered by Hurricane Sandy, passed a similar bill in the House. Neither House majority leader Eric Cantor nor President Obama wanted to pay the political price of reform. The repeal passed with President Obama giving the nod to Sen. Landrieu to make the announcement. It’s easy to blame politicians for bowing to political pressure in an election year, but it’s also a comment on voters who like the idea in theory of passing reforms, but not in practice when it will cost them money. As seas begin to rise, the costs to the taxpayers of this repeal will also increase, but facing both climate change and common sense laws to deal with reality are just elephants in the room invisible to those who refuse to see.
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[ ANTIQUING from page 1] charm is the mystery of what might be inside, but Evenson said the most popular items are related to old tools, fishing supplies, pottery, depression glass and Pendleton wool. No matter what, though, vintage is king. There are original penny candy jars, a gnarly chandelier, retro coffee tins, original 1958 Schwinn bicycles and a well-used eight-tap beer tower. When asked how much merchandise is in the store Evenson’s fiancĂŠ Don Barton just laughs. “Thousands,â€? he said. “How many thousands? I’m not sure.â€? Barton said customers have walked the store for upwards of an hour searching through the items that range from antiques and collectables to the downright weird. There’s a whale’s baleen plate, rusted mole/coyote traps, a sheep’s
[ JONAS from page 4] Maple Valley Food Bank & Emergency Services, the Maple Valley Make a Difference Day Committee and the Lake Wilderness Arboretum Foundation. On of her most significant accomplishments for the city has been the Maple Valley Farmers Market, which she cofounded and has been the main force in keeping the venue open and successfully operating for the past five years. Jonas said she will continue to
head under glass and a B52 bomber hoist, which is selling for $75. “There is something in here for everybody,� said Jan Schneider, a friend of Evenson’s and regular of the shop who has her own consignment corner. “I buy a lot of stuff here.� Evensen doesn’t know where it all comes from. She is a collector, herself, of yellow ware, old tin, country primitive and McCoy pottery. What happens when any of those items are brought in? “I immediately drool,� she said. “But you can’t have it all. You have to leave some for the customers.� Even stuff Evenson doesn’t mean to amass seems to find its way to her store, such as her newfound menagerie of donated alligators. “We were not really collecting alligators,� she said. “One thing goes on the wall and they keep coming in.�
operate the market for this year, commuting from Key Peninsula on Saturday mornings through Oct. 4. Jonas is the longest serving elected official in the city’s history. She served two terms as deputy mayor and has been on the council with 16 different council members. Her husband, Scott Jonas, is the operations manager for Sammamish Plateau Water and Sewer District.
Kentlake will perform contemporary music live on stage. The entire event is signed using ASL.
Community Notes • The seventh annual American Sign Language Music Project by Kentlake High School takes place May 29-31 at the Kentlake Performing Arts Center, 21401 SE Falcon Way. ASL students from
• Tahoma High School will host its annual Baccalaureate service 2 p.m. June 2 at the high
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Black Diamond and Ravensdale the great cities they are. Once again there were multiple categories where there were ties in the winner and finalist rankings. I would like to congratulate everyone who received votes and also thank the loyal readers of the Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter for their support this year. After many hours of counting votes Polly Shepherd
We have wrapped up the annual Best of Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond readership poll for 2014 and the winners and finalists are listed in on the following pages. The continued increase year over year of ballots both online and in-print is great to see and I would like to thank those who took the time to vote for their favorites. It is so incredible to see these great communities take such pride in their retailers, people and service providers. This is what makes Covington, Maple Valley,
Reporter readers select their favorites You’ve answered the call and made your choices for the best Covington, Maple Valley, and Black Diamond has to offer, from food to fitness and hardware to health care. We are proud to honor our outstanding businesses in our community that our readers have chosen. Reporter readers made their picks through ballots published in the paper throughout the month of April. The response from the community was tremendous. We would like to thank all our readers who took the time to complete the ballots. We hope you enjoy the next several pages of results of our 2014 Best of Covington, Maple Valley, Black Diamond and also enjoy the messages from the businesses for which you voted. We are a great community here in South King County!
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and then bestowing the honor of drawing the winners for the great prizes donated by QFC to my creative design manager, Julie Black, I am thrilled to present you the 2014 Best of Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond as picked by our readers. A very special thank you goes out to QFC who generously donated all of the prizes to our lucky readers.
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PEOPLE ACCOUNTANT WINNER: Oliveira CPA FINALIST: Jon Vert - Maple Valley Tax Service FINALIST: Julie Dorsey, CPA FINALIST: Schram & Associates ATTORNEY/LAW FIRM WINNER: Donna E. Vasilkovs, J.D. FINALIST: Brian Parker FINALIST: Cayce & Grove FINALIST: David Moe BARISTA WINNER: City Perk – Morning Girls FINALIST: Beauty and the Beans FINALIST: Cutter’s Point FINALIST: Starbucks, Covington BARTENDER/LOCATION WINNER: Taphouse Ink FINALIST: 4 Corners Bar & Grill FINALIST: Brianna Hardey - Applebee’s FINALIST: Jessica - Gloria’s
CHIROPRACTOR WINNER: Dr. Guy Thomson, D.C. - SpinaCare FINALIST: Dr. Kevin J. Murray, D.C - Cascades Chiropractic FINALIST: Dr. Neal Vitalis, D.C. - Covington Chiropractic FINALIST: Dr. Treye Hovinga, D.C. - Chiropractic Today
COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER WINNER: The Soup Ladies - Ginger Passarelli FINALIST: Leih Mulvihill FINALIST: Richard Balash, Covington Chamber, Friends of the Library FINALIST: Tina McDonough
DENTIST/ORTHODONTIST WINNER: Dr. Jeffrey E. Kashner, DDS, MSD FINALIST: Covington Family Dentistry FINALIST: Dr. Craig R. Jolley, DMD FINALIST: Covington Smiles Dental Care
FINANCIAL ADVISOR WINNER: Eric Callison - Edward Jones FINALIST: Jon Roeloff - Edward Jones FINALIST: Julie Dorsey, CPA
FIREFIGHTER WINNER: Chief Greg Smith FINALIST: Dan Degidio - Covington FINALIST: Lt. Matt Soper - KCFD47 FINALIST: Scott Gralassi – MV
INSURANCE AGENT WINNER: Patti Crawford – Allstate Insurance FINALIST: Craig Johnson- State Farm FINALIST: Ross Olive - State Farm FINALIST: Scott Pudwell - American Family Insurance
PET GROOMER WINNER: Pampered Pet Grooming Salon FINALIST: Dog Spaw, 2 Hour Grooms FINALIST: Pawl’s Pet Boutique
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PHYSICIAN WINNER: Andrea Steele - PA-C - Southlake Clinic FINALIST: Dr. Cheryl Tan-Jacobson, M.D. - MultiCare Covington Medical Center FINALIST: Dr. Erik Novak - Proliance Orthopedic Associates FINALIST: Dr. Shannon Markegard - UW Medicine/Valley Medical, Sawyer’s Village
POLICE OFFICER WINNER: Michelle Bennett - Chief of Police, Maple Valley FINALIST: Deputy William Michaels - King County Sheriff FINALIST: Officer Chris Williams - Covington Police Department FINALIST: Kevin P. Klason - Covington Police Chief
PUBLIC OFFICIAL WINNER: Senator Joe Fain FINALIST: Andy Williamson, Black Diamond FINALIST: Mayor Margaret Harto FINALIST: Victoria Jonas
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PEOPLE REALTOR WINNER: Tamara Paul - RE/MAX Choice Executives FINALIST: Carla Clark - Windermere FINALIST: Cathy Wahlin - Windermere FINALIST: Marti Reeder - John L. Scott Real Estate FINALIST: Tina McDonough - RE/MAX Select Real Estate
TEACHER/SCHOOL WINNER: Tony Davis - Tahoma High School Finalist: Mrs. Frank - Sawyer Woods Elementary Finalist: Steve LaBare - Sawyer Woods Elementary Special Education Finalist: Tiffany Weston - Covington Elementary School WAITER-WAITRESS WINNER: Danielle - HopJacks FANALIST: Jessica - Gloria’s FINALIST: Oscar – El Copral FINALIST: Terri - Black Diamond Bakery
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VETERINARIAN WINNER: Dr. Gina Davis - VCA Covington Animal Hospital FINALIST: Dr. Brazeau - VCA Covington Animal Hospital FINALIST: Dr. Jack D. Smith, DVM - Four Corners Veterinary Clinic FINALIST: Dr. Melanie Caviness, DVM - Wilderness Animal Hospital
SERVICES AUTOMOTIVE WINNER: Brown’s Automotive FINALIST: Maple Valley Automotive FINALIST: Valley Automotive FINALIST: Westover Auto Rebuild
CATERING WINNER: Scooter’s Custom Catering FINALIST: Main Event / Lind’s Custom Meats FINALIST: Cedar Grill FINALIST: Mama Passarelli’s DOG BOARDING/ DOGGIE DAYCARE WINNER: Creekside Critter Care FINALIST: Centennial Kennels FINALIST: Super Fun Happy Dog FINALIST: Soos Creek Kennels DRY CLEANER WINNER: Country Cleaners FINALIST: 4 Corners FINALIST: Grace Cleaners – 4 Corners FINALIST: Covington Cleaners
BANK/CREDIT UNION WINNER: Key Bank, Lake Wilderness FINALIST: Bank of America FINALIST: BECU - Maple Valley FINALIST: Columbia Bank
HAIR SALON/ BARBER SHOP WINNER: Daniel Ross Salon & Skin Care FINALIST: Stan Parente Salon FINALIST: Top Cuts FINALIST: The Loft, Black Diamond
FITNESS CENTER WINNER: Tahoma Athletic Club FINALIST: MV Fitness / Fitness 19 FINALIST: Pinnacle Medical Wellness FINALIST: Thrive Community Fitness GOLF COURSE WINNER: Druids Glen FINALIST: Elk Run FINALIST: Lake Wilderness FINALIST: Maple Valley Golf MASSAGE THERAPY WINNER: Outpatient Physical Therapy WINNER: Pinnacle Medical Wellness FINALIST: Body Works Massage Clinic FINALIST: Massage Envy FINALIST: Rejuve with Massage NAIL SALON WINNER: Blue Water FINALIST: Daniel Ross Salon & Skin Care FINALIST: Lovely Nails FINALIST: Solar Nails
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Maple Valley The area was first settled in 1879 by three men who were improving a trail and brought their families in. When a name for a future community was proposed, the names Vine Maple Valley and Maple Ridge were suggested. A vote was taken by writing the names on slips of paper and placing them in a hat. Vine Maple Valley won by 2/3, but the word “Vine” was later cut by the post office because it made the name too long. The city was officially incorporated on August 31, 1997. Today, the mostly residential city has shopping centers, gas stations, and housing. The Maple Valley Historical Society keeps records on the city’s past, with 2 historical museums holding artifacts such as the city’s first fire engine and photographs of old places in and around the city like Gaffney’s Grove. The old Gaffney’s Grove site is now a city park, and the Green to Cedar river trail runs through the city. The park includes a swimming beach, an arboretum and sprawling grass fields and sees the annual Maple Valley Days Parade each year in June.
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SERVICES PHYSICAL THERAPY WINNER: Pinnacle Medical Wellness FINALIST: MultiCare Covington Physical Therapy FINALIST: Outpatient Physical Therapy
SENIOR LIVING FACILITY WINNER: Fountain Court Senior Living FINALIST: Covington Place Senior Apartments FINALIST: Arbor Village FINALIST: The Weatherly Inn
LUNCH WINNER: Farrelli’s Pizza FINALIST: Cedar Grill FINALIST: Testy Chef FINALIST: Trapper’s Sushi
BREAKFAST/ COFFEE SHOP WINNER: Black Diamond Bakery FINALIST: City Perk FINALIST: Starbucks - by Covington City Hall FINALIST: Village Coffee FINALIST: The Spot
MEXICAN CUISINE WINNER: El Caporal – Maple Valley FINALIST: La Fogata FINALIST: Los Cabos FINALIST: Puerto Vallarta
FINE DINING WINNER: Gino’s Bistro FINALIST: Mama Passarelli’s FINALIST: Mizu Steakhouse
TRAVEL AGENCY/AGENT WINNER: Travel Network/ Travel Leaders - Lorraine FINALIST: AAA FINALIST: Catalyst Travel - Kent FINALIST: Maple Valley Cruise and Travel
HAMBURGERS WINNER: HopJacks FINALIST: Red Robin FINALIST: Testy Chef FINALIST: Village Inn
RESTAURANTS ASIAN CUISINE WINNER: Trapper’s Sushi FINALIST: Golden Phoenix FINALIST: The Iron Grill - Mongolian BBQ FINALIST: Mizu Steakhouse
BBQ WINNER: The Iron Grill - Mongolian BBQ FINALIST: Cedar Grill FINALIST: Lind’s Meats
FAMILY RESTAURANT WINNER: Cedar Grill FINALIST: Applebee’s FINALIST: Gloria’s FINALIST: Red Robin - Covington
SPA SERVICES WINNER: MD Cote Medical, Laser & Spa FINALIST: Daniel Ross Salon & Skin Care FINALIST: Massage Ency FINALIST: Stan Parente Salon
ITALIAN CUISINE WINNER: Mama Passerelli’s FINALIST: Black Diamond Pizza Deli FINALIST: Gino’s Bistro
Thank you for your continued support!
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PIZZA WINNER: Frankie’s - Maple Valley FINALIST: Farelli’s Wood Fire Pizza - Maple Valley FINALIST: Sahara Pizza FINALIST: The Rock
SHOPPING APPLIANCE STORE WINNER: Sears Appliance Outlet FINALIST: Fred Meyer FINALIST: Home Depot – Covington FINALIST: Johnson’s Do It Best Center
ANTIQUES WINNER: Black Diamond
CAR DEALER/RV DEALER WINNER: Airstream FINALIST: Duffy Auto Brokerage FINALIST: MV Motors
CLOTHING/SHOE STORE WINNER: The Dazzled Dame! FINALIST: Fred Meyer FINALIST: Kohl’s FINALIST: Walmart
Covington The area presently known as Covington was originally known as Jenkins Prairie. Between 1899 and 1900 the Northern Pacific Railway built a cut-off between Auburn, Washington and Kanaskat, Washington, improving the company’s primary east-west route across Stampede Pass. Contrary to some sources, no railway personnel by the name of Covington were employed on this project. A school district was established in 1937. Over the years the area grew as an unincorporated area of Kent, Washington. Covington was officially incorporated as a city on August 31, 1997. In 1900, during the building of the Palmer Cut-Off from Kanaskat to Auburn, the Northern Pacific installed at 2,850-foot passing track, a 700-foot loading track, a second class section house, a 24-man bunkhouse, a box tank and standpipe for watering steam locomotives at Covington. By 1908 the tiny village was home to the Covington Lumber Company, which had set up a mill capable of cutting 85,000 board feet of timber a day. No photograph is known to exist of the station at this site, apparently built after the cut-off construction. It operated on and off until the Great Depression and was removed in 1941.
Arbor Village would like to thank the readers of the Covington/ Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporter for their votes in 2014 Covington/ Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reader’s Poll!
We are honored to have the support of this community and we continue to be dedicated to providing the highest quality of care to our residents.
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SHOPPING CONSIGNMENT/ THRIFT STORE WINNER: Goodwill - Maple Valley FINALIST: A Treasure Box FINALIST: Kid-To-Kid FINALIST: Value Village FLOWER SHOP WNNER: Bee’s Florist FINALIST: Buds & Blooms – Covington FINALIST: Carol’s – Maple Valley FINALIST: QFC - Quality Food Centers
FURNITURE/HOME DÉCOR WINNER: Quintessence FINALIST: A Matter of Style FINALIST: Pier 1 Imports FINALIST: The Dazzled Dame!
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GIFT STORE WINNER: The Dazzled Dame! FINALIST: A Matter of Style FINALIST: Hallmark FINALIST: Quintessence
PET STORE/PET SUPPLIES WINNER: Mud Bay FINALIST: Kason’s Pet Supply - Black Diamond FINALIST: Wild Birds Unlimited FINALIST: Yummy Tummy
WINERY/WINE SHOP WINNER: DaVine Wine Bar FINALIST: Grocery Outlet Bargain Market - Maple Valley FINALIST: QFC – Quality Food Centers FINALIST: Ristretto’s Coffee and Wine
GROCERY/ CONVENIENT STORE WINNER: QFC - Quality Food Centers FINALIST: Fred Meyer - Covington FINALIST: Grocery Outlet Bargain Market - Maple Valley FINALIST: Maple Valley Market
PLANT NURSERY/ GARDEN CENTER WINNER: Johnson’s Do-It-Best Center – Maple Valley FINALIST: Covington Creek Nursery FINALIST: Fred Meyer FINALIST: Taylor Creek
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS AND FINALISTS
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CITY OF COVINGTON NOTICES ORDINANCE NO. 08-14 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COVINGTON, KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 40-97 TO ADOPT NEW PROVISIONS TO CHAPTER 1.20 OF THE COVINGTON MUNICIPAL CODE FOR A NEW CITY LOGO AND TAGLINE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Passed by the City Council of Covington, Washington, at the City Council meeting of May 27, 2014 to take effect five days after publication. *** PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2014 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Covington City Planning Commission will hold a Public Hearing at its meeting on Thursday, June 19, 2014, at 6:30 p.m., to be held in the Council Chambers at Covington City Hall, 16720 S.E. 271st Street, Covington, WA. The purpose of the Public Hearing is for the Planning Commission to receive comments, both written and oral, from the public, regarding the Park and Recreation Departments proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plan to update information in the Park and Recreation Element and the Capital Facilities Plan Element. All persons desiring to comment may do so in writing to Kelly Thompson, Planning Commission Secretary, 16720 SE 271st Street, Suite 100, Covington, Washington 98042 prior to 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 19, 2014, or by appearing at the public hearing. Copies of the City Staff Report and Recommendations, along with the proposed amendments will be available for inspection and copying at Covington City Hall by Friday, June 13, 2014, and on the City website. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a draft of the proposed amendments to the Park and Recreation Element and the Capital Facilities Plan Element are posted on the City’s web site: www. covingtonwa.gov. For further information on these proposed changes, please contact Angie Feser, Parks Planner at 253-480-2488 or via email at afeser@covingtonwa.gov
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[12] May 30, 2014 [ MALAWI from page 2] decided to apply. He originally heard about CfC from a friend on Facebook who was interning for the organization and invited their friends to like the page if they wanted to know more. “I was like, ‘yeah, I am interested,’” Weinbrecht said. Weinbrecht’s interest in construction started at an early age — his dad works in construction and Weinbrecht worked summer construction jobs as a teen. “It always intrigued me: how things went together,” Weinbrecht said. That gelled with his interests in math and science, a penchant for asking questions and — this latest project in particular — with his desire to help people. Weinbrecht is already working on learning the local language, Chichewa, and in June he’ll participate in a week of training before heading to Malawi to work as a project manager on the health center project. Two other Change Fellows will be going to Malawi, although they won’t all be working on the same project.
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[ TAHOMA from page 1] At Glacier Park Elementary the list includes siding and paint for the school building and the play shed, HVAC controls, and exterior lighting upgrades. Cedar River Middle School projects will also be siding and pain, roofing, HVAC controls, exterior lighting upgrades and building weatherization. Tahoma Middle School will get building weatherization. Tahoma Junior High will also get building weatherization and exterior lighting upgrades, as will Tahoma High School. Work is also planned for the Central Services Center. Those projects will include siding and paint, roofing, exterior lighting upgrades and building weatherization. This summer the district will prioritize projects that require good weather like painting, siding and roofs, Patterson said. The goal is to have all the projects completed by the time school starts in September, but if not, Patterson said they will be completed as quickly as possible. Neither Shadow Lake Elementary or Lake Wilderness Elementary will have work done at this time. Next up for the school board related to bond related projects is an expected vote on the design of the new Tahoma High School Tuesday night, after the Reporter’s press deadline.
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