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Theft suspect killed in crash during police pursuit BY ERIC MANDEL emandel@covingtonreporter.com

A female shoplifting suspect was killed and three others were injured during a high speed police chase and crash near Covington. Deputies were alerted to a theft suspect leaving a store in Covington at about 6:03 p.m. Monday, according to a King County Sheriff ’s Office press release. Dispatch gave the deputies a description of the vehicle, a license plate and a description of the driver. The release stated the suspect vehicle left the scene before police arrived, but was spotted by a detective who was going home. The detective was unable to contact the vehicle but

gave dispatch the last known direction. Another sheriff ’s deputy nearby located the vehicle and attempted to stop the car. The suspect refused to stop and attempted to elude the deputy, going upwards of 80 mph, according to Detective Jason Stanley. The deputy pursued the car for three minutes before temporarily losing sight of the vehicle. The deputy relocated the fleeing vehicle when the car had collided with an otherwise uninvolved pickup truck in the 32800 block of Southeast Auburn Black Diamond Road. The driver of the suspect vehicle died at the scene. Two passengers, a male and female, in the suspect vehicle were injured during the collision and transported

to area hospitals. Stanley said Tuesday the male was in critical condition and the female in serious condition. A male passenger in the pickup truck was also hurt, suffering a broken leg, Stanley said. The deputy involved in the pursuit was uninjured. Stanley said the suspect vehicle was stolen, “which is probably why they ran” and no charges have been filed yet. Stanley would not release the name of the store where the theft occurred and did not know what was stolen. “Whatever it was, was probably pretty darn insignificant,” he said. The King County Sheriff ’s Office Major Accident Response and Reconstruction Unit responded to the scene and will be conducting the investigation.

One person was killed following a high speed pursuit Monday in the 32800 block of Southeast Auburn Black Diamond Road. Courtesy photo

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A Court of Appeals commissioner awarded more than $160,000 in attorney fees and costs to YarrowBay and the city of Black Diamond, which raises the curtain on the final act of a legal saga that has spanned the past four years. The Kirkland-based developer YarrowBay plans to build two master planned developments in Black Diamond – The Villages and Lawson Hills. Toward Responsible Development filed an appeal against the master planned developments, which was dismissed by the King County Superior Court. The Court of Appeals upheld the lower court and the state Supreme Court declined to review the decision. Appeals Court Commissioner Masako Kanazawa ordered Toward Responsible Development to pay a total of $162,798 to YarrowBay and the city of Black Diamond. The court document was filed Monday. The breakdown for the city was $30,275.50 for attorney fees and $174.68 in costs for a total of $30,450.18. The Issaquah-firm Kenyon Disend provided city attorney services for Black Diamond and represented the city during the appeal. The court order for YarrowBay’s [ more APPEALS page 8 ]

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Baigeh Tucker puts money into a jar during the Mayors Day of Concern in Covington for the Hungry on Saturday at Fred Meyer as his mother, Nicole, and Mayor Margaret Harto look on. Donation locations were at the Covington Fred Meyer and Safeway, as well as the Fred Meyer, Safeway and QFC in Maple Valley. DENNIS BOX, The Reporter

Joannie Blyth needed a song. During the divorce, she turned to Annie Lennox. But after divulging her story of domestic abuse publicly for the first time last week, she turned to a new voice — Katy Perry’s optimistic pop anthem, “Roar.” She played the tune nearly nonstop for 24 hours until it was time to put herself in the uncomfortable position of speaking about her trauma in front of a horde of strangers and city dignitaries. “I’m gonna write a letter (to Perry) to say thank you,” Blyth said. “It has the words - words are very powerful.” Victoria Throm, founder of the nonprofit Covington Domestic Violence Task Force, said approximately 53 walkers carried Stop Domestic Violence signs during the first Take a Step Against Domestic Violence 5K Walk, held in conjunction with the Purple Light Nights campaign on Sept. 27, with car horns from passersby offering additional support for the cause. The event raised $400. [ more Support page 6 ]

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MAPLE VALLEY POLICE WEARY OF FLASH MOB ROBBERIES The Maple Valley Police Department issued a warning and some tips to prepare for flash mob robberies in the Maple Valley Business Watch newsletter. A flash rob, also known as a multiple offender crime or flash mob robbery, is an organized form of theft where a group of participants enter a retail shop or convenience store en masse and steal goods and other items, according to the newsletter. Store workers and employees will typically become overwhelmed in these cases by the large amount of participants. Federal Way police are investigating what may be the first flash mob robberies in the state. The investigation includes an instance when 40 teenagers and young adults entered a Shell gasoline station and a separate 7-Eleven store, stealing wine and beer from the 7-Eleven. None of the intruders appeared to be armed. In such cases, retail store personnel are helpless to stop the widespread simultaneous crimes from happening. Police say employees should protect their own safety first during a flash mob. “Stay alert, calm, and in compliance,” the newsletter states. “Material things are not worth the risk. If you can get out safely and call 911, do so.” Most criminal flash mobs have been non-violent, with the perpetrators more interested in merchandise than cash or harming employees. Any threats or acts of harm, intimidation or violence should be reported to the police as they may classify the incident as a robbery as opposed to a theft. Flash mobs may not be predictable and can happen at any time or anyplace. Police said companies should consider a proactive approach: • Have a working video system in place. • Test and ensure panic buttons are in good working condition. • Make sure that your business windows are clear and visible from the outside. Visibility from the outside may assist in someone seeing that an incident is occurring. • Educate employees on this type of crime. • Have updated emergency contact numbers available.

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A man escaped with an undisclosed amount of money from a Chase Bank located on the same block as the police station. Covington Police Chief Kevin Klason said police received a report at 5:06 p.m. on Sept. 26 that an unknown male presented the bank teller with a note implying he had a weapon and demanded money. The teller complied and the alleged robber left the building and escaped in a vehicle backed into a parking stall. Police said multiple employees at Chase Bank, 16735 SE 272nd St., witnessed the crime. Klason said a citizen witness took note of the man alleged to be the thief as he entered the car. Police have obtained security footage of the alleged theft and the King County Major Crimes

Unit is now handling the case. Specifics of the note are not being released. The Chase bank is located inside a Fred Meyer, on the West side of the shopping pavilion across Southeast 272nd Street. The Covington police station sits on the other side of the road inside city hall. Klason said the call was dispatched at 5:08 p.m., and the first two units arrived three minutes later. Klason noted that there are not always deputies stationed at the police station itself and that the general protocol is for bank tellers not to trigger any alarms or call police until the suspect is out of the bank and the victim is no longer at risk. Klason said police also have specific procedures to follow before entering the scene of a potential bank robbery. “I’m sure there was a minute or two delay before we got the phone call,”

Klason said. “…The guy, unfortunately, as in most cases, gets a head start.” Employees at the Covington bank directed all questions to the corporate office, which did not return a message form the Reporter. Fred Meyer has its own security on scene, according to Klason, but it is mainly for internal theft or shoplifters. A security officer stood guard at the door on Sept. 29. The alleged thief is described as a black male wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt in his mid 20s

to early 30s. Klason said the note given to the teller was taken as evidence to be searched for fingerprints. Klason said there are typically “a couple” bank robberies in the city each year, often picking up towards the holiday season, which coincides with the higher number of hours of darkness. Detective Mike Mellis, with the Major Crimes Unit, said police are trying to identify the suspect internally before releasing his photo. Authorities are also checking into whether the suspect is linked to other

robberies in the area. “We have some pretty solid leads on this case,” Mellis said. “It’s not one where a guy walks in and vanishes into thin air.” Klason said he is always surprised by bank robbers, proximity to a police station and number of witnesses notwithstanding. “To me, it’s bold whether it’s crowded or not,” he said. “I don’t have that kind of nerve. We don’t know what is driving these people. If he can walk out and hardly anyone is the wiser, by then the person has disappeared into the crowd and gone.”

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The Denver Broncos, guided by quarterback Peyton Manning, tied the score in a recent game against the Seattle Seahawks with 18 seconds left. Russell Wilson led the Seahawks back to victory in “sudden death” overtime with 13 plays for a touchdown. It was an amazing game to study in terms of teamwork, conditioning and good coaching. In my observation, Wilson possesses three qualities that high school students could emulate to make them as successful in their studies: self discipline, pursuit of goals and the ability to learn from mistakes. During my 31 years as a high school teacher, I had to deal with many students who disrupted classes and caused the class, them and me grief. It wasn’t because these students were dumb. In actuality most of the troublemakers were very bright. They simply lacked self-discipline. When I talked with them in the hall, I found these students to be totally unaware of the reasons why they were acting up. Their desire to draw attention to themselves was greater than the maturity they needed to exhibit to learn the material. Self-control is what Russell Wilson exhibited in spades when he was a student at North Carolina State University and later at the University of Wisconsin. When asked by his friends to go out and party, Wilson stuck to his books. Not once was he tempted to let up. To have that level of self-discipline is amazing for any teen or 20-something, but it is the reason why a man who is only 5’11” could take the Seahawks to a Super Bowl victory. Wilson is able to be self-disciplined because he has a clear set of goals constantly before him. Without strongly held objectives to accomplish it is difficult to be self-disciplined. As the song goes, In Focus

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Why we look up? Scientists tell us that roughly two million years ago the ancestors to modern humans developed in Eastern Africa. In what is present day Tanzania, Louis and Mary Leakey some 50 years ago found skulls, jaw and foot bones of primitive humans, discoveries that still impact theories of human evolution. Life for these first humans was extremely difficult. The majority of their energy was likely spent on acquiring life’s basic needs; food, shelter and a mate. All the while they tried to avoid being eaten themselves. But these prehistoric ancestors weren’t totally at the mercy of the forces of nature. They had relatively large brains, allowing them to develop some of the first stone tools. I imagine that after the sun went down, these people huddled together in trees or caves for

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“You can’t have one without the other.” Clear goals help us to set priorities to accomplish what we want in life. Often with the students in my class who acted up, their long-term goals were fuzzy and nonexistent. They would often ask, “Why do we have to learn this stuff ?” or, “Is this material going to be on the test?” If I got paid a dollar for every time I heard these statements, I could have retired a millionaire. Students who are successful in school and life have clear, long-term goals for their future. If they don’t understand why they need to learn some material, they have sufficient trust in the teacher to believe that someone who is older and more experienced might know more than they do. Students who do poorly usually don’t trust adults, possibly because they have not experienced much to trust from important adults in their lives. Russell Wilson has also been successful because he learns from his mistakes. He’s been able to reflect on what hasn’t worked and what has, and then

made adjustments to change the game. With a great coach like Pete Carroll to teach him, Wilson is able to learn and grow. The ability to admit mistakes requires humility and self-awareness—in a word, maturity. Most of my students who acted up in class were not humble and did not reflect on what they were doing. They had unrealistic beliefs about what they could and could not accomplish. They lived mainly in the “intense present,” a trait common to many adolescents, but not for those who can stop and think and reflect. The ability to reflect is a skill that can be taught and learned if the drive is strong enough. Success only comes through self-discipline, a strong clear sense of direction and purpose and the ability to reflect and learn from mistakes. We’re fortunate to have a team that possesses these qualities and to have the example of Russell Wilson for young and old to emulate. None of us is too old to change our patterns if we really want to.

warmth and protection. It’s likely while sitting huddled they stared up at the millions of stars, like white paint spread across a black canvas. At some point one of this group was likely struck by the immensity, the beauty of the scene above them and thought “What are those lights? Why are we here? Is there a purpose to life?” From these first simple questions, our ancestors set a course that led us to where we are today. Our ability to ask questions, to seek answers, to see possibilities extended our lives, taken us to other planets, and split the atom. We are still asking questions today, still seeking answers. In fact students who live, work and play within a few miles of where the first humans pondered their place in the Universe, are seeking some of these answers. Yet, many Tanzanian students are without basic textbooks and many rudimentary educational resources we take for granted in western countries. Teacher training in science is often lacking. Telescopes to Tanzania works to help these students to ask questions and seek answers. Telescopes

to Tanzania is raising funds for training teachers, hands-on laboratories, and provide quality science and technology resources for students. Telescopes to Tanzania, is part of Astronomers without Borders, a world-wide organization that understands we all share the same sky and the act of looking up and seeking answers can build connections between people. My family will soon travel to Tanzania and we want our trip to provide something lasting to the people of East Africa. Please consider donating to Telescopes to Tanzania. The website is here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/telescopesto-tanzania. Even a small donation can make a world of difference to the students and teachers, for it will help create a generation of science-educated Tanzanians, hopefully sparking a movement across the continent. But ultimately your gift will provide the next generation the opportunity to look up and find new answers to why we are here.

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Asato said the illustrating gigs aren’t paying all the bills quite yet, so is also working at an art supply store called Stampadoodle. “Everything is somewhat new to me still,” she said. “Every time is something different from the last one. Basically I feel like everything is a new learning process.” Asato pictures animating herself in the future. “Eventually I think it would be fun to publish or make my own comics,” Asato said. “Kind of like a mixture of a fictional and autobiographical storyline.”

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[ SUPPORT from page 1] Blyth told The Reporter that she partially hoped people wouldn’t recognize the words from the Sept. 26 Reporter story belonged to her. But people did. She was moved to tears by supportive phone calls from people she didn’t expect. That included multiple men who told her about their own history of suffering domestic abuse. Blyth said she came away in awe of her own abilities. “If anybody knows me, they know this is not me,” she said. “I cry at commercials. My heart is the softest part of who I am. For me to stand up in front of the mayor and other city dignitaries, without breaking or crying — I was solid as a rock.” Throm said she knew that Blyth was a domestic abuse survivor, but didn’t know all of the details. “I didn’t realize she hadn’t shared that before and that’s a hard thing,” Throm said. “I know when I had to do that, you kind of have to relive it again so you almost

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of 162nd Place Southeast. A Kent Fire investigator took evidence at the scene. LARCENY • A scooter was reported stolen at 5:22 p.m. on Sept. 28 at a park near Southeast 283rd Street and 231st Avenue Southeast. • A possible theft of metal was reported at noon on Sept. 27 on the 23300 block of Southeast 265th Street. • Commercial burglary was reported at 1:03 p.m. on Sept. 26 to trailers and a box truck on

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Sheila passed away on September 26, 2014 in her home in Covington, WA after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Born March 11, 1947, she is the youngest child of Robert and Audrey Merryfield, sister of Rocky and Drifter Merryfield. Sheila is survived by her husband, Paul Teige, 3 children Skye Ambrose, Kristine Mitchell and Brian Eddy and 2 grandchildren, Nick Bauermeister and Natalie Mitchell. Funeral service to be held on October 7, 2014 at 1:00 pm at Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent, WA. Sheila is loved very much and will be missed and always remembered by her

Sheila J. Hansen Sheila J. Hansen of Maple Valley, Washington passed away on Sunday afternoon, September 7, 2014 at her home surrounded by her family. Born February 18, 1956 in Dickinson, North Dakota, she was the daughter of Van and Edwina Braun. Sheila loved her family and friends, and was fiercely loyal to both. She would sacrifice her time and other resources in her efforts to help others, as nothing was more important to Sheila. She also loved her home on the Cedar River and was happier there more than anywhere else she ever visited. Sheila is survived by the love of her life Harold Dean Hansen, her partner of 36 years, 26 of which were spent in blissful marriage, along with two sons; Zachariah of San Francisco, California and stepson Jason of Seattle, Washington; two step-granddaughters Julia Sullivan and Allison Hansen; four siblings Bernie Stratman of Lilliwaup, Washington, Debbie Pinchin of Green Valley, Arizona, Tim Braun of Milton, Washington, Tom Braun of Auburn, Washington, and many other loving nieces, nephews and relatives. Funeral services and burial were held at 10:00 am on Saturday, September 13, 2014 at Greenwood Memorial Park on 350 Monroe Ave. NE in Renton, Washington, with Deacon Marshall Denby officiating. Memorial donations may be to sent to www. debbiesdream.org/portal. 1144808

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Our beloved Mother Virginia (Ginger) Reinhard of Maple Valley passed away on September 15th, 2014 after fighting a tough battle with pancreatic cancer, she was 78. Born in Nebraska to Walter and Berdene Perkins. After her father got out of the Navy he moved his young family to Newport, Oregon. During her school years she traveled the country winning many medals in roller skating and becoming the only girl in her division to win the gold medal two years in a row. After becoming 1st runner as Miss Lincoln County and graduating high school, she moved to Salem, OR where she met and married her husband Ernie Reinhard. They moved to Seattle to both work at Boeing. Soon they moved out of the city to Covington where they raised their 3 children on a small farm with horses and cows. During the 60’s she became a leader of the 4-H group ~The Flying Mustangs ~ Then in the 70’s Mom started work as a travel agent and got to travel the world. She spent several months with a favorite cousin Dixie Covington in Switzerland. She eventually wound up owning “The Country Corner” a gas station and convenience store in Enumclaw next to the auction barn. She really enjoyed the friendly, loyal customers she had for many years. Her passion was watching hockey and baseball, her garden, painting, listening to her grand kids and nephews talk of their school sporting events and trips to Cabelas. She leaves behind her 3 children Kathy Forcum (Gary), Tony Reinhard (Lisa) an Don Reinhard (Monica) her grandchildren Rheannon,Aaron,Thomas,Trey and JayDe, her great grandchildren Madeline, Matthew Charlie, and Miles, her brother Jeff Perkins (Connie) nephews Justin (daughter; Autumn) Cory and Brandon (Tina) daughter; Maliya a niece Terri O’Hara. Preceded in death by her parents and sister Barbara O’Hara. Ginger’s grave site service is going to be held October 11th at Haven of Rest cemetery 8503 Hwy 16 in Gig Harbor at 11:00 with a celebration of life gathering at her daughter’s home in Gig Harbor after the service. 1143849

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10 years and has beautiful peeling bark on the trunk that makes it attractive all year long. For a shaded area consider the thread leaf Japanese maples like the Acer palmatum Waterfall, a slow grower to 10 feet tall, or Japanese maples with variegated foliage; maples with very small leaves or with light-colored foliage can burn in the hot sun. Another small tree is the Japanese snowbell or Styrax japonica. Delicate dangling white blooms appear in the spring and this small tree does not have invasive roots. Local nurseries compete with great sales on trees and shrubs in the fall and the return of cooler weather makes autumn a great time for adding trees to the landscape.

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The first week of conference play for the Kentlake Falcons and Kentwood Conquerors resulted in one loss and one win. And the Tahoma Bears finished its final week of non conference play with a win.

Kentlake The Falcons kicked off the first week of conference play facing KentMeridian at French Field on Friday. Kent-Meridian started the game by scoring first and the Royals led 24-0 going into halftime. The Falcons got on the board late in the fourth quarter after a 32 yard field goal by sophomore Tyler Padilla. With Kentlake down 37-3, the Falcons scored the final points of the game with a touchdown. The Falcons score came on an eight yard run by sophomore Micah Vaifale. However, the two late scores weren’t enough and Kentlake lost 37-9. The Falcons are 0-1 in

conference play and 2-2 overall. Kentlake travels to Federal Way to play Todd Beamer at 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 4.

Kentwood The Conks opened conference play with a 41-10 over its rival the Kentridge Chargers. Despite losing, Kentridge got on the board first with a field goal in the first quarter. The Chargers led at the half 10-6. But Kentwood came out of the locker room strong and never looked back. The Conks scored 35 unanswered points in the second half. Kentwood’s quarterback Brian Campbell went 12-17 for 151 yards and one touchdown. The Conks leading rusher of the game was Isaiah Williams, who ran for 126 yards on 20 carries and scored one touchdown. Running back Kaleb Swain finished the game for the Conks with two receptions for 67 yards. Swain scored one

Tahoma junior Caleb Brown looks for a hole in the defense against Decatur on Sept. 26. The Bears stormed back from a first half deficit for a 28-21 win, improving the team’s record to 3-1 overall. ERIC MANDEL, The Reporter touchdown for Kentwood in the win. Kentwood sits in second place in the South Puget Sound League 4A Northeast division. The Conks are undefeated with a 1-0 conference record and 4-0 overall. Kentwood travels to Tahoma High School to face the Bears at 7 p.m.

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Michael E. Irrgang; Judith Carrier; Vicki Harp; Cindy Proctor; Estate of William C. Harp. King County Superior Court Judge Patrick Oishi dismissed the appellantsâ€™ petition Aug. 27 2012. Oishiâ€™s ruling was appealed only by Toward Responsible Development. According to Bricklin, Toward Responsible Development is the only entity liable for court cost and no individuals appealed the

Superior Court decision. The Court of Appeals upheld Oishiâ€™s decision Jan. 27 and the state Supreme Court denied a review requested by Toward Responsible Development. In the cost bill order the court commissioner wrote TRD, â€œargues that it was not properly served with the cost bills and the declarations of fees, complaining that the documents were sent by email.â€? Kanazawa noted, â€œTRD itself used email in serving

many of its pleadings in this appeal.â€? The commission said TRD also argue the fees are excessive. Kanazawa wrote the fees were high and courts must take an â€œactive role in assessing the reasonableness of fee awards.â€? The commissioner wrote, â€œYarrow Bay states its development rights were at stake, where it had invested $127 million in its land alone.â€? Kanazawa rejected Toward Responsible Developmentâ€™s arguments except to lower

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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE October 2014 27116 167th Pl. SE, Suite 114, Covington, WA 98042 • (253) 631-6117 • info@covingtonchamber.org • www.covingtonchamber.org

UPCOMING EVENTS Recycling Collection Event Blood Drive - Zion Lutheran Church Membership Luncheon Business After Hours The One Thing Experience, Kent Youth & Family Services 10/21 Blood Drive - Covington Safeway FREE Covington Library events all month long!

Thursday, October 9, 2014 11:30 am - 1:15 pm

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More information: www.CovingtonChamber.org

CHAMBER NEWS Our September Luncheon featured speaker Josh Parnell of First Western Properties, who led a discussion on the business climate in Covington and what being ranked “the most boring city in the state of Washington” can tell us about the market we do business in. We hope you will join us for our next luncheon where Covington Mayor and City Manager will be presenting the annual State of the City Address. For our September After Hours event we joined the Weatherly Inn at Lake Meridian in celebrating their 15th Anniversary! Guests enjoyed great food and beverages, musical entertainment, and tours of the assisted living community. We are also pleased to introduce our new Chamber Manager Kathryn Groves who joined us in September. She is very excited for this opportunity to work with the chamber and become involved in the community, help us welcome her!

Covington City Hall Community Room 16720 SE 271st St Covington, WA 98042 Buffet Prices: $20.00 Member, $25.00 non-member/No RSVP, $10 No Lunch

State of the City Address with Mayor Margaret Harto and Interim City Manager Rob Hendrickson

RSVP: info@covingtonchamber.org

www.covingtonchamber.org

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Buzz into Bee’s for all your floral needs. 27116 167th Pl SE, Ste 104 Covington, WA 98042 Local: (253) 630-7673 Tollfree: (888) 630-7673 www.beesfloristcovington.com

NEW MEMBERS Business Results Coaching Veronica Baca

Thursday, October 16, 2014 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Join us for great appetizers, door prizes and informal networking!

This event is free to everyone thanks to Browns Automotive! RSVP to info@covingtonchamber.org

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29020 216th Avenue SE Black Diamond, WA 98010 Interested in hosting a Business After Hours Event?

These events are a great way to showcase your business, gain exposure and network with other Chamber members and potential customers. For more info contact: info@covingtonchamber.org

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