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Kickstarter campaign fails but park possible

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Maple Valley city officials want the legislature to focus on passing a transportation package this session.

They hired Jim Hedrick as their representative in Olympia for the third year in a row.

The 64th Legislature is scheduled to convene Monday, Jan. 12.

Road projects that city officials want to see funded include constructing a second north bound lane on state Route 169 between Witte Road South and Southeast 240th Street and making all of state Route 18 four lanes.

The latter, City Manager David Johnston said, is not just a way to divert traffic from the Puget Sound metro area.

“It can be important for economic development as well,” Johnston said.

The 28-mile stretch of pave-

The Maple Valley Creative Arts Council’s Kickstarter campaign ended Dec. 31 about $19,000 short of its goal.

The Art Council’s target was $43,000 for the construction of a pocket park in the alley between QFC and Starbucks in Wilderness Village.

Despite a surge in last-minute MAPLE donations VALLEY (about $5,000 in the last 24 hours of the campaign), the project still fell short of the goal.

Kickstarter campaigns have an all-or-nothing structure. If the project doesn’t get at least 100 percent funded by the deadline, then none of the money is collected from the ‘backers’ of the project.

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The Cedar River rose about 2 feet from Sunday night to Monday morning, according to the National Weather Service. It peaked at 4.08 feet around 2 p.m. Monday, but didn’t reach the flood stage of 5.7 feet (measured at Landsburg). REBECCA GOURLEY, The Reporter

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Tahoma students provide a welcome change It’s not typical for a dozen teenage boys to voluntarily trek to school at 8 a.m. on a Saturday to do manual labor.

“The fact that they were willing to do that shows a lot about the dedication to the program and dedication to the trade,” said Luke Thompson, teacher of Tahoma High School’s Automotive Tech-

nology Training program.

Students from Tahoma’s auto program and SkillsUSA auto club provided low-income Maple Valley families with free oil changes in December and plan to continue servicing vehicles of families in need this month, as well as three months later when the vehicles should be serviced again.

“It’s kind of an ongoing project,” said Thompson, in his first year as

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the club’s teacher. “As new clients come on from Vine Maple Place we are able to take them in and do the service that’s needed.”

The voluntary SkillsUSA auto club is a national organization for vocational classes. The oil change offering was the club’s first ever service project directly related to what is being taught in the program. Thompson said there are about 20 students in the club, 12 of whom are participating in the project. The club serviced eight vehicles in December, with most lasting 30-45 minutes, he said.

An oil change is a basic level skill for these students, who are

Tahoma students Jake Acker, left, and Brandon Cunningham check the dipstick of a car brought in as part of a service project for Vine Maple Place families. Contributed Photo

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Five gardening resolutions for the new year

FIVE THINGS TO DO FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR HOME

1. Clean the gutters at least once - before they overflow.

Water spilling onto pathways will encourage slippery moss and mold growth and water hitting porch or posts causes rot-

of your home. Yes, you can move plants in the winter as long as the ground is not frozen.

4. Give up on an ugly plant.

It is OK to cut down a diseased tree, uproot that rose that rarely flowers or take a chain saw to the base of those ugly, overgrown junipers. Plants are not children and we do not owe them a life time commitment. Think of your landscape as a closet that needs cleaning out every few years to restore order. We often outgrow our clothing – and our plants often outgrow their purpose. Winter is a

fine time to remove plants.

5. Try growing something new and interesting in 2015.

If you are lacking in outdoor space try a new houseplant or a potted Thai basil plant and you’ll have the benefit of more flavorful meals. To improve your indoor view looking out, invest in an unusual Japanese maple that you can see from your favorite chair. To feed the birds try adding native plants with berries and fruit such as mahonia or Oregon grape or add a graceful nandina as a foundation shrub close to the house. For more ideas and

Marianne Binetti has a degree in horticulture from Washington State University and is the author of “Easy Answers for Great Gardens” and several other books. For more gardening information, she can be reached at her Web site, www.binettigarden.com.

our region and state,” said Deanna Dawson, SCA executive director, in a press release. for nearly one milSCA provides lion people. There a voice for King are 13 members on County in areas the board. that include eco“Thanks to nomic and commuthe leadership of nity development, Mayor Allison, SCA transportation, land enjoyed unprecuse, health, governBill Allison edented success in ment operations, our efforts to build the environment, long-term community and education, public safety, economic prosperity of social welfare and other public policy issues.

“There are challenges facing our city and my focus is to continue to create a stronger economic development base easing the tax burden on our community and maintaining

our current service levels,” Allison said in the release.

“My involvement with SCA helps me to better serve Maple Valley.”

The board, which was formerly known as the Suburban Cities Association, was established more than 40 years ago.

habitat.

The committee’s goal is to represent local perspectives and to serve as a sounding board at key milestones in the development of the corridor plan, which is funded by the King County Flood Control District.

The two resident-at-large positions will serve with other committee members who represent community, business, government and nonprofit agencies. The members will consider flood risk reduction, habitat recovery, recreational, residential and business uses in the flood plain. Applications are due Jan. 9.

Advisory committee members will be expected to help build a common under-

standing of the future vision of the Cedar River, assist with refining the goals and objectives, serve as a two-way source of information and ideas, bring back valuable insights to the committee and provide a public voice to help guide the project.

If selected to serve on the advisory committee, members will be asked to attend approximately eight committee meetings and any public meetings from January 2015 through March 2016.

For more information or to submit an application, go to kingcounty.gov/rivers or contact Monica Walker, Water and Land Resources Division, 206-205-5134 or monica.walker@kingcounty.gov.

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Community News and Notes Bill Allison elected to SCA board Maple Valley Mayor Bill Allison has been elected to his second term on with the Board of Directors of the Sound City Association.

The SCA represents 36 cities in King County and provides a regional voice

new plant inspiration visit a home and garden show or take a class at a nursery.

Make 2015 the year you improve your home, your garden and your mindset.

Just dig in and keep growing.

in soil that is more neutral.

You can add dolomite lime, Super Sweet, calcium carbonate or a similar soilsweeting additive any time of the year.

3. Prune it or move it.

Make this the year you allow natural sunlight into your home by trimming back the overgrown evergreens or moving the huge rhododendrons that block your windows. Keeping plants away from the windows improves curb appeal which improves the value

ting wood and expensive repairs. Afraid of ladders?

Hiring this job is money well spent.

Tip: That gunk from your gutters is good organic material to add to compost piles or to bury into your garden beds as a soil amendment.

2. Add lime to your lawn at least once this year.

If you live in Western Washington you have naturally acid soil. Lawns grow better and require less water and fertilizer if they grow

The Compleat Home Gardener

The beginning of January is when all homeowners and gardeners can make resolutions that will save them time and money DURING the next year.

You don’t need to do these chores immediately, just try to check them off at least once in 2015.

PUBLIC NOTICES CITY OF COVINGTON NOTICES

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PARKS, RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE PLAN UPDATE The City of Covington is seeking proposals from qualified consultants to evaluate the City of Covington’s Parks, Recreation and Open Space plan (PROS). The consultant will evaluate the current plan and will assist in updating the plan to determine current and projected community needs and provide direction for equitable planning and development of the city’s parks, open space, trails, recreation facilities and recreation programs. All assessment, evaluation, and development will be completed in conjunction with the City of Covington’s parks and recreation staff, commission and relevant stakeholders.

Consultants may pick up the RFP Specification Packet at Covington City Hall located at 16720 SE 271st Street, Suite 100, Covington, Washington or by sending an email request to Angie Feser at afeser@covingtonwa.gov Proposals are due January 30, 2015 by 4:00 PM at the following address: City of Covington, Parks and Recreation Department, 16720 SE 271st Street, Suite #100, Covington, WA 98042.

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King County seeks volunteers King County is seeking two community members to serve on the advisory committee for the Cedar River Corridor Plan to develop long-range strategy and action recommendations for cutting flood risks and improving salmon

Lake Wilderness Arboretum The Lake Wilderness Arboretum is celebrating 50 years of volunteers and many of the organization’s annual events will feature this theme.

During the first quarter of 2015, kids can create an original artwork and enter it into the Student Art Contest.

A popular fundraising event, the Hellebore Tea in March features food, drink, a silent auction and hellebores at Lake Wilderness Lodge.

In early spring, the Western Azalea Celebration celebrates peak bloom time in the Smith-Mossman Azalea Garden, and in mid-summer, the Fuchsia Festival features casual dining and refreshments set among the fuchsia plants in full bloom.

The fall brings United Way’s Day of Caring and Maple Valley Make A Difference

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Day, volunteer events that bring together the entire community in service.

The arboretum’s plant sale takes place in May and September, and the year is topped off with the annual Holiday Lights at the Lodge display in December.

“A special thanks to everyone who helped us this year and in years past,” said Noel Paterson, president of the Lake Wilderness Arboretum Foundation. “We hope to see you in 2015.”

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Two Kentwood athletes named to AP all-state football team

ARTIST RECEPTION Local artist Nancy Ziegler will present a one-woman show at the Maple Valley Creative Arts Center beginning Jan. 10. The reception will be from 3-5 p.m. Ziegler will have her photography, watercolor, acrylic and oil paintings on display.

She is a life-long resident of Covington, living in the home her family homesteaded in the 1800s. She retired from Boeing after 30 years and took up painting at the age of 62. Her art includes portrayals of wildlife, landscapes and local scenery.

The creative arts council will serve wine and cheese along with other refreshments at the free event..

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Two members of Kentwood’s dominating defense were named to the Associated Press’s all-state football team.

The Conks’ senior defensive lineman Josiah Bronson was a first-team selection for 4A schools, along with fellow senior Kaleb Swain, a defensive back.

Kentwood head coach Rex Norris said both players were pivotal to building the No. 1 rushing defense and No. 1 total defense in the South Puget Sound League. He said Kentwood also led the state in scoring defense heading into week 10.

“Both (players) had special years,” said Norris, whose team finished atop the SPSL Northeast conference with a 5-0 record, 8-2 overall, but lost to Bellarmine Prep in the playoffs. “A lot of the things they were able to accomplish was because of each other and their teammates.”

Swain led the state with seven intercep-

tions, two of which he returned for touchdowns and two more that he advanced to the one yard line, Norris said.

Bronson finished with six sacks, 13 tackles for loss and contributed the second most tackles overall on the team, according to Norris.

Senior offensive lineman Kingston Suka earned a second-team nod for Tahoma. The AP named Chiawanna running back Austin Urlacher as the 4A player of the year.

Swain was also named the all-SPSL 4A North defensive back of the year. Tahoma junior quarterback Amandre Williams was selected as the conference’s offensive back of the year, and his teammate, Suka, shared the prize for offensive lineman of the year with Kent-Meridian’s Tanner Torr. Kentwood’s linebacker and special teams coach Ed Kramer was named assistant coach of the year in the SPSL North.

Bronson, Swain, Suka, and Kentlake senior Matt Burley were all nominees for the All-State football game.

Basketball games rescheduled Tahoma, Kentlake and Kentwood athletic departments have rescheduled this Saturday’s basketball games due to the Seahawks playoff game at 5:15 p.m.

Tahoma’s boys will play at 2 p.m. against Federal Way instead of the originally scheduled 7 p.m. game time. The junior varsity team will play at 12 p.m. in the main gym while the freshmen team will play at the same time in the auxiliary gym. The girls varsity will play at 2 p.m. at Federal Way High School.

Kentlake’s boys will play at 3 p.m. against Mt. Rainier, instead of the 7:30 p.m. originally scheduled game time. The junior varsity game will start at 1 p.m. while the freshmen team will start at 11 a.m. The girls play their game against Mt. Rainier on Friday at 7 p.m.

Kentwood’s boys will play at 3 p.m. at Decatur instead of the originally scheduled time of 7:30 p.m. The junior varsity team will play at 1:30 p.m. and the freshmen team

will play at 12 p.m. The girls team will play their game against Decatur on Friday, Jan. 9 at 7 p.m.

Northeast conference standings, as of Tuesday, Jan. 6:

BOYS Kentwood, 3-0 Kentridge, 2-1 Kentlake, 1-2 Kent-Meridian, 1-2 Tahoma, 1-3

GIRLS Kentlake, 3-0 Kentridge, 2-1 Tahoma, 2-2 Kent-Meridian, 1-2 Kentwood, 0-3

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Robert C. “Bear” Thiessen Longtime Maple Valley resident, Robert C. “Bear” Thiessen, died Jan. 1, 2015 at Tacoma General Hospital. He was 80 years old.

He was born March 24, 1934 in Nebraska.

He grew up as an only child and vowed to have a large family. His family moved to Salem, Ore. where he met his future wife, Norma Jean Reagle. Together, they raised five boys and also helped raise two grandchildren.

His love for his boys showed through sporting events, whether it was hunting or sports. He was always there for each and every one of his children.

His love for sports led to longtime friendships with a wide range of people. They knew him as coach and his teams loved him. To this day, people will talk about a time when Bear befriended them and became a mentor.

He is survived by his wife, Norma; five sons, Tony (Cyndy), Mike (Diana), Jeff (Gloria), Kevin and Mark. He has 18 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.

Family and friends will remember him as a loving and caring person, a friend and a mentor. Most of all he will be remembered as a loving husband and father.

Services are scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Jan. 24 at the Kent Senior Center.

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Maple Valley will be among a few cities along state Route 18 that will encourage the legislature to fund the project in the next transportation budget.

Another item on Maple Valley’s legislative agenda is to have the state share the marijuana tax revenue.

Currently, all of the state excise tax revenue generated from recreation pot sales in Washington goes

to the state, not to the cities where the shops are located.

However, cities do receive revenue from the sales tax on those transactions.

Maple Valley doesn’t have any prospective pot shops about to open. Johnston said because of the law prohibiting pot shops from opening within 1,000 feet of schools, day care centers, parks and libraries, there are only a few places available to a marijuana retailer to open up shop in Maple Valley. And those options are currently barren land with no structures, he said.

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Some of these effects include anxiety, serious agitation, nausea with or without vomiting, tremors, seizures, hallucinations, paranoia, rapid heart rate, increased blood pressure, unresponsiveness, and sometimes even death.

The problem has become widespread enough to prompt states to create and offer educational materials regarding the product.

Going by names like Spice, K2, and No Mr. Nice Guy, synthetic marijuana is actually quite different from marijuana. These drugs are not tested for safety and made specifically to be abused. If someone you know has used synthetic marijuana, call your local poison center at 1-800222-1222.

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John Smoltz and Craig Biggio, to the Hall of Fame in the same year for the first time since 1955.

Make goals not resolutions

A week into the new year and I still can’t get over how fast 2014 seemed to fly by.

So many exciting things happened last year, making me excited for the year ahead.

To top it off, some highlights from 2014 were the Seahawks winning the Super Bowl (duh!), I got engaged in June, my fiancé and I bought our first house and October marked my first year at the Enumclaw CourierHerald.

As every new year starts, so many people make resolutions (that they usually don’t keep for longer than a month).

This year, instead of making “resolutions” I am going to focus on a few specific goals I hope to accomplish and stick to in 2015.

An unofficial wedding date has been set, giving us some time to save money for our big day.

That is goal one. Along with getting in shape – aka, losing weight and being healthier.

Aside from that, we move in just a few days.

And then we’ll have a house that is ours – which is a huge accomplishment but also comes with a lot of responsibilities that we aren’t quite used to… yet.

As of right now, these are the big goals I have Sarah Wehmann Reporter

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The Black Diamond Community Center had visits from angels throughout December, and many businesses and organizations earned their wings and more.

The Black Diamond Antique Store presented our center with two large water bottles full of change. The value was more than $2,000. Owner Brenda Evenson and her staff had been asking customers to put their change into the jars since last December. A new food warmer for our kitchen will be bought with that money and dedicated to all customers of the Antique Store.

Brenda, who came up with the idea, continues to support us.

The Lake Sawyer Christian Church continues to support our center. Youth coordinator Jen Clintworth, with the American Heritage Girls Troup 4673 and ACTS North Co-op, presented us with hundreds of hats, gloves and socks for our Share the Joy program. Tori Ammons, who owns the Black Bear Outpost and Auburn Mountain View High School’s Honor Society, gave us stuffed stockings for our Share the Joy toy giveaway. Retailer Zumiez gave us 250 coats, hats, socks and gloves. Come in anytime to get your free coat if you need one. Andrew Haney, Rotary member and owner of Elephant Car Wash in Maple Valley, supplied one extra bike for a special boy on Santa’s list. The Maple Valley

set for myself for 2015. Of course, there will be smaller-scale tasks to accomplish and stick with.

Plus, throughout the next 12 months others will be added to my to-do list.

These main goals I’ve set for myself may seem difficult to some and, in fact, to me – they do sound a bit difficult to stick with for the next 365 days.

But having them will help keep me accountable and my fiancé and I will be better because of them.

I think that should be the main goal of any new year resolutions – aspire to do things that make you and those around you better.

I believe the new year is a way for everyone to take a step back, evaluate their lives and make the necessary adjustments.

I have a good feeling about this coming year but it takes work and it’s not always easy. We have to keep working every day to achieve the goals we have set for ourselves.

Happy New Year to all!

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& Black Diamond Rotary provided over 135 seniors with a free prime rib dinner on December 19. Derek Turek from Black Diamond Elementary and his “Kindness Club” made placemats for our senior lunches, a special hometown touch for our seniors. The Pythians adopted two families and supplied food, toys and other wonderful holiday items.

What holiday season would be complete without Mrs. Claus? Melissa Kelley, wife of Bryan Kelley who owns Valley Automotive and is the president of the Automobile Service Association of King and Snohomish Counties and the Maple Valley Black Diamond Chamber of Commerce, shopped for families from our area. The ASA provided funds for bicycles, toys, books, everything on the “Share the Joy” application lists.

Kevin and Mona Marks, owners of Interstate Batteries Distribution Centers, also provided funds for this program. Through our partnership with these giving groups, Greg’s Japanese Auto business jumped in and provided food, toys, gift cards for two more families in need. Twenty $20 gift cards were also given to the center to use for gas vouchers and dairy products for parents with children, in partnership with Cenex in Black Diamond. Thousands of dollars were donated from these groups.

Local resident Craig Goodwin, along with friends and supporters of his wonderful photography, donated over $1,500 to the center when buying his calendars and pictures.

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So look up when you are around our center, angels are flying high over us. Way to go angels, we couldn’t do what we do without our angels.

Thank you for your support.

Cheryl Hanson Executive Director Black Diamond Community Center

A ‘thank you’ to MultiCare I wish to thank the staff of both Urgent Care and the Emergency Department of Covington MultiCare who were so kind and caring when I arrived there unexpectedly on the morning of Dec. 28. The wait was short in Urgent Care, and it wasn’t long until I was in a wheelchair on my way over to Emergency. Everyone did everything they could to make me comfortable and answered any questions I had, which I appreciated.

I also wish to thank my wonderful friend and neighbor, Mary, who insisted on driving me there, and who stayed with me the whole time until I was released. As I found out, there are still many nice people in this world.

Anne Fee Kent

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ASSAULT • A fourth-degree assault arrest was reported at 2:01 p.m. on Jan. 4. Police said a man assaulted his wife by kicking, grabbing and dragging her at a residence on the 15800 block of Southeast 258th Street.

• Police reported fourth-degree assault at 8:31 a.m. on Jan. 4 after a biting incident at a residence on the 26100 block of 172nd Avenue Southeast.

• Aggravated assault was reported at 12:27 p.m. on Dec. 29. Police said a man repeatedly struck his 15-year-old daughter with his belt and fist at the family’s home on the 23000 block of Southeast 243rd Place.

• Fourth-degree assault was reported at 6:35 p.m. on Dec. 22. Police said a verbal dispute over a parking spot at Fred Meyer, 16735 SE 272nd St., turned physical.

• Fourth-degree assault was reported on Dec. 22 after a female engaged in a physical fight with her 15-year-old daughter who was found with marijuana, alcohol and other items.

• An assault was reported at 11:04 a.m. on Dec. 20. Police said a suspect threw a rock at the alleged victim on the 16600 block of Southeast 262nd Place, causing injury.

THREATS • Text message threats were reported at 2:05 p.m. on Jan. 2 by an individual living on the 21800 block of Southeast 276th Street.

• Police received a report at 8:50 a.m. on Dec. 17 of a road rage incident on the 23200 block of state Route 169. Police said an unknown suspect approached the alleged victim’s car and attempted to bait the victim into a fight.

CHILD ABUSE • Child abuse was reported at 4:23 p.m. on Dec. 29 on the 23000 block of 225th Place Southeast.

• Child molestation was reported at 10:56 a.m. on Dec. 29. Maple Valley police said a 22-year-old woman reported that her father sexually assaulted her throughout her childhood.

• Child abuse was reported at 2:27 p.m. on Dec. 25. Police said a child had bruising and scratches after returning from his or her father’s house on the

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LARCENY • A vehicle prowl was reported at 5:35 p.m. on Jan. 5 in the Maple Valley Library, 21844 SE 248th St. • Police reported at 10:57 a.m. on Jan. 5 that an arrested female juvenile attempted to steal a bottle of vodka from Safeway, 26916 state Route 169.

• Police reported larceny from a vehicle parked on the 19700 block of Southeast 263rd Place at 4:21 a.m. on Jan. 5.

• Police reported at 3:22 p.m. on Jan. 4 that a suspect shoplifted from Walmart, 17432 SE 270th Place but dropped a phone ad ID while exiting. The suspect remained in the area, attempting to retrieve the items, and was eventually located in a stolen vehicle.

• An item was reported stolen at 2:47 p.m. on Jan. 4 from an unlocked vehicle parked in front of a residence on the 24900 block of 170th Way Southeast.

• A residential burglary was reported at 12:22 p.m. on Jan. 4 on the 19000 block of Southeast 270th Street. The alleged victims told police that they were inside the residence when the burglary occurred.

• Items were reported stolen at 11:47 a.m. on Jan. 4 from vehicles parked in a driveway on the 23400 block of Southeast 265th Street.

• A window was reported broken and items stolen at 10:50 p.m. on Jan. 2 from the LA Fitness, 27245 Ave. SE, parking lot.

• A purse was reported stolen and vehicle window smashed at 4 p.m. on Jan. 2 in the parking lot of LA Fitness.

• An air compressor and scooter were reported stolen at 3:46 p.m. on Jan. 2 during a residential burglary on the 26200 block of 180th Avenue Southeast.

• Vehicle prowls were reported at 3:17 p.m. and 3:25 p.m. on Jan. 2 in front of residences on the 15800 block of Southeast 262nd Place and 24200 block of 181st Place Southeast, respectively.

• Items were reported stolen at 1:48 p.m. on Jan.

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STALKING • Stalking/harassment was reported at 3 p.m. on Dec. 27 after an individual living on the 22400 block of Southeast 240th Street allegedly received more than 20 text messages from a parent over a short period of time.

2 from a vehicle parked in a driveway on the 25400 block of 155th Avenue Southeast.

• A backpack filled with items was reported stolen at 12:37 p.m. on Jan. 2 from an unlocked vehicle parked in a driveway on the 25400 block of 155th Avenue Southeast.

• Mail theft was reported at 11:16 a.m. on Jan. 2.

Police said the alleged victim had a new passport and check were missing from a mailbox on the 27000 block of 206th Avenue Southeast.

• Burglary to a mobile home on the 18300 block of Southeast 263rd Place was reported at 1:07 p.m. on Jan. 1.

• A garage door opener was reported stolen at 11:04 a.m. on Jan. 1 from an unlocked vehicle parked in a driveway on the 24200 block of 229th Avenue Southeast.

• An auto theft was reported at 9:25 a.m. on Jan. 1.

The alleged male victim told police that the vehicle was taken from his driveway on the 24100 block of 184th Avenue Southeast about six hours after it was involved in a hit-and-run accident in Shoreline.

• An AR-15 rifle was reported stolen at 7:18 p.m. on Dec. 31 from an unsecured vehicle parked at Fred Meyer, 26916 state Route 169.

• A residential burglary was reported at 3:08 p.m. on Dec. 31 on the 16400 block of Southeast 268th Street.

• Money was reported stolen at 1:01 p.m. on Dec. 31 from a donation box at Quizno’s, 27116 117th Place Southeast.

• Items were reported stolen at 8:27 a.m. on Dec. 30 from a vehicle parked in a driveway on the 26400 block of Timberlane Drive.

• A commercial burglary and vandalism to a vehicle was reported at 11:45 a.m. on Dec. 29 at Public Storage, 22013 SE Wax Road.

• Residential burglary was reported at 5:01 p.m. on Dec. 28. Police said an unknown suspect forced the alleged victim’s window open and stole miscellaneous items, including a firearm from the unoccupied home. Police said the suspect remains at large and the firearm was not recovered.

• A residential burglary was reported at 11:25 p.m. on Dec. 27 on the 26700 block of 196th Avenue Southeast.

• Shoplifting was reported at 6:01 p.m. on Dec. 27 at AT&T, 27112 167th Place Southeast.

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[ CHANGE from page 1] A digital rendering of the planned pocket park. The Creative Arts Council hopes to construct the park in 2015, despite being unable to fund the project through their Kickstarter campaign. Courtesy Image

[ KICKSTARTER from page 1] However, Mary Jane Glaser, the Creative Art Council’s president is still confident the pocket park will be completed this year.

“We are not giving up,” she said in a phone interview. “We are positive that 2015 is going to be the year for the pocket park.”

The next step for the Creative Arts Council is still up in the air.

Glaser said she is planning a meeting with the other people who are spearheading the project to figure out what everyone wants to do next.

Attempting another Kickstarter campaign is still on Glaser’s radar, but she said the project organizers are also working on

other strategies.

Glaser said the people who committed to donating through the Kickstarter campaign can still make a contribution by sending a check to the Maple Valley Creative Arts Council or by donating at their website, www.maplevalleyarts.com.

Glaser said about 150 individuals and businesses donated during the month the campaign was active.

“Even though it didn’t result in us meeting our goal by New Year’s Eve, it was a very positive experience,” she said.

“More people know about the pocket park now than before,” she added. “We’ve received overwhelming positive support for it.”

being taught the National Automotive Technician’s Education Foundation standards — the nationally recognized certification for automotive technician programs. Thompson said students are working toward accreditation, which would vault the club up to the same standards as ASE certified technicians.

The comprehensive three-year program for 10th-12th graders covers everything from the intricacies of engines and electrical wiring to the drive line.

Thompson said students can earn Automotive Service Excellence student certification upon completion, as well as a variety of other certifications related to the industry. While working with the Vine Maple Place clients, the students work as teams to check the vehicle’s computers, filters and fluids, proper tire inflation and tread.

“It’s a great way for our students to use their skills that they develop in my class to help other people,” Thompson said.

Senior Jake Acker, in his third year with the auto club, said this year’s program explores greater depth into the machines

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than previously. He said he knows about older cars, but Thompson has taught him about diagnostic testing and “all that new-age stuff.”

“It’s really professional here,” Acker said. “It’s almost like college, really.”

Having the students interact with “customers” in real situations has also been beneficial.

“People that go to shops, they don’t know what is wrong with their car and think (the mechanic) will screw them on a deal or something,” Acker said.

“But if you trust them and they trust you, that’s what I really like about it. I can fix something and feel good about it.”

The Maple Valley Rotary Club, which has pledged money for car repair and assistance to Vine Maple Place members in the past, funded the project with a $1,000 donation for supplies.

Vine Maple Place serves 45 families at any given time, according to Michelle Frets, director of Family Services for the nonprofit, with about 80 percent living in the Maple Valley, Black Diamond and Covington area. The organization helped 310 individuals — 213 of whom were children

— in 97 families during 2014. A heavy majority of the parents in these families are single women.

Frets said these families often face decisions about whether to buy basic necessities, pay rent or fix the car.

The latter most consideration often gets overlooked, which can lead to disastrous results.

“Keeping the cars running is really essential,” Frets said. “Car maintenance is one of the first things that goes when a family is in crisis.”

Frets said the families have been “blown away” by the support from the community and students.

“That these kids are stepping up and wanting to help families makes them feel that their community cares about them,” Frets said. “The families really see this as kindness and people stepping out of what they regularly do to help a family in crisis, because these families are in crisis.”

Thompson estimated that each oil change on the vehicle costs between $25$30. He hopes to continue the project indefinitely.

“As long as the funding is there we will continue to help these people out,” he said.

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PREP SCOREBOARD BOYS BASKETBALL Dec. 29 Tahoma 44, Rocky Mountain 54 Kentwood 67, Auburn Mountainview 71 Dec. 30 Tahoma 44, Sand Point, Idaho 37 Dec. 31 Tahoma 36, Lake City, Idaho 63 at the Lake City Invite GIRLS BASKETBALL Dec. 29 Kentwood 39, Emerald Ridge 61 Jan. 3 Kentlake 48, Seattle Christian 28 Tahoma 45, Bonney Lake 39 SWIMMING Dec. 19 Todd Beamer 43, Tahoma 139

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Those Bears can grapple.

For the sixth consecutive year the Tahoma boys took the team wrestling title at the All South Puget Sound League Tournament Saturday while crowning two individual champions.

The team posted 229 points during the twoday event at Auburn High.

Coach Chris Feist wrote in an email Wednesday, “The Bears have put in a great effort this year thus far. The team came into the All SPSL tourney with a goal of being in great physical shape and to wrestle more aggressively than our opponents. The boys exceeded the expectation and were able to score first and often against most opponents. The wrestlers have their focus on finishing the regular season strong and are preparing to win the SPSL district tournament.”

Nick Whitehead took the 120-pound division championship beating Drew Aplin from Auburn 3-0.

Adam Hokenson won the 195-pound division by beating Bethel’s Eli TeuTeu 15-9.

The Bears placed in the top eight in all but four classes – 145, 160, 170 and 182.

At 106 pounds, Izzy Muerta finished fifth and Justin Hoyle sixth.

Joe Novak took eighth at 113 pounds.

Justin Sipilia was third at 126 pounds and Colton Jackson sixth at 132 pounds.

In the 138 division, Ryden Fu finished fifth and Sean Hanson took seventh in the 152-pound class.

At 220 pounds, Nick Palandri came in third.

Kingston Suka was seventh at 285 pounds.

Feist wrote, “The team has strong leadership in the room right now. Adam Hokenson, Sean Hanson Nick Whitehead, and Justin Sipila are all helping push the team to train hard and be at our best for every completion.”

Tahoma’s Adam Hokenson beat Eli TeuTeu 15-9 for the 195-pound title at Auburn High School Saturday in the All SPSL Tournament. The Bears won the tournament as a team with 229 points. RACHEL CIAMPI, The Reporter

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The Conks scored 124 points as a team, taking 11th at the tournament.

Kyle Capperauld placed second in the 220-pound class, losing to Auburn’s Mario Luevano, 7-2, in the championship round.

Andy Sandhu finished fourth at 113 pounds and Trenton Harris was fourth at 195 pounds.

Haroldo Parada-Soto came in seventh and Biake Capperauld took eighth at 160 pounds.

Rey Sekona took sixth at 182 pounds.

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The Falcons finished 21st as a team after combining for 51 points.

Josh Beckler finished third at 160 pounds and Anthony Carrillo seventh at 170 pounds.

TAHOMA TAKES FOURTH AT TRISTATE TOURNAMENT Six members of the Tahoma wrestling team placed in the annual Tristate Tournament, held at Northern Idaho College Dec. 19-20, lifting the Bears to a fourth-place team finish.

Hoyle led the team with a second-place finish in the 98-pound class. Whitehead finished third at 120 pounds, pinning a returning state champion, according to assistant coach Boomer Burnham.

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