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Jake Lucas of Bonney Lake kicked off Blue Friday with city staff and his chain saw sculpture of the Seahawk mascot. Lucas, who has been wood carving for 10 years, also made the boy and fish carving on the corner of Veterans Memorial Drive and Locust. Photo Courtesy of Melissa Johnson

As Bonney Lake’s year long moratorium on legal marijuana businesses nears its end, city residents should expect to shop elsewhere for their marijuana. During the Jan. 6 City Council meeting, an unofficial poll showed the majority of council members in favor of an outright ban of all marijuana growers, processors and retail shops from the city. “I don’t think we need to have it. It doesn’t need to be in Bonney Lake,” said Bonney Lake Mayor Neil Johnson. “We have the power to ban it. We should ban it, and leave it at that.” The official vote on

Ordinance D15-08A, which will ban all legal marijuana businesses from the city, will be held on Jan. 13.

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Most of the workshop discussion was dominated by council members concerns toward possible court litigation, the potential for federal government backlash and the physical and physiological health of residents, while discussion about possible profit for the city and the lack of financial incentive from the state government took a back seat. The city’s power to ban marijuana businesses is based on Washington

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Sumner library explores public laptop options By Ray Still Staff Writer

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atrons of the Sumner library can now be a part of a new pilot program that allows Pierce County Library members to check out laptops for a day. The program, which started on Jan. 5, gave the library 15 Chromebook laptops for public use. While users can check out the laptops to use within the

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library, the Chromebooks cannot be taken from the building like books and movies. “There’s always been a very clear need for computer access,” said Ben Haines, senior librarian . “The public computers have always been a really important service at the library, and they have always been in demand. It’s been hard to keep up with the need.” While the Sumner library had some of its traffic dis-

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persed to the Fife and Milton libraries, Haines said he has seen libraries with long waiting lists for the public desktops. With the new Chromebooks, though, the library hopes to sharply cut down on that traffic. Haines said the new Chromebooks have several advantages over the traditional desktops in the library. One advantage for library patrons is there is no time limit to check out a laptop, whereas the desktops retain

their two hour time limit each day. Additionally, with an 11 hour battery, patrons could potentially check out and use the laptop for the entire day. Haines also said the compact Chromebooks give users the flexibility to move around the library, and gives the library more flexibility with its space. “Adding more desktop spaces was not a viable option,” Haines said, because the desktops require the

computer monitor, the tower, desk space and a chair, all of which takes up a lot of space. “But these Chromebooks, they’re compact and they’re eco-friendly, and they have the benefit of not having to be sitting for however at a desk staring at a screen. You can find a more comfortable place to sit.” The laptops also cost the library about three quarters less than a desktop, said

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Spartans no longer undefeated By Dennis Box Editor

It was a win-loss ride for the Spartan girls last weekend on the parquet. The Sumner basketball team lost to Enumclaw Friday 50-45 at home in a South Puget Sound League 3A game. It was the girls first loss of the season. Coach Jordan Moog wrote in an email, “Friday was a rough game for us, but good reminder.” The Spartans came back Saturday and beat Eisenhower 61-32 in a nonleague game. Sumner is tied for first in the league with Auburn

Riverside at 5-1. In the game against Enumclaw, Jamie Lange, Sumner’s star forward, knocked down 21 points and grabbed seven rebounds despite sitting the end of the third and nearly half of the fourth after picking up her fourth foul. Lange blocked four and picked the ball once for the Spartans. Sumner came out strong in the first quarter scoring 13 to Enumclaw’s 6 points. In the second Enumclaw outscored Sumner 20-12 and the game stayed tight until the early in the fourth when Enumclaw ran out to a 10 point lead.

Lange returned at the 7-minute mark in the fourth and Sumner put together a charge using a backcourt press. In the end the hill was too steep to climb for the Spartans. Claire Selmer scored nine for Sumner and Kennedy Cutter eight. Jane Allyn Norris took down four boards and Selmer grabbed three. Annie Smith dished off three assists and grabbed one board. Sumner played a balanced game against Eisenhower. Lange dropped in 13, Jess Peterson 10 and Cutter

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Sumner senior Jamie Lange and junior Claire Selmer, right, attempt to block Enumclaw’s shot during Friday’s game. Photo by Dennis Box

SUMNER VS. BONNEY LAKE WRESTLING RESULTS 160: Brandon Kaylor (BL) TF Kalel Slacedo (Sum) 113: Carson Corbally (BL) P Michael Poe (Sum) :38 120: Mason Sabin (BL) D Quentin Hert (Sum) 7-2 126: Jordan Cozzi (BL) D Tanner Petcovic (Sum) 5-3 132: Nathan James (Sum) P Adrian Burnside (BL) 3:38 138: Tucker Wooding (Sum) P Ryan Schaffer (Sum) 3:11 145: Zach Koeller (BL) D Hunter Eberhart (Sum) 5-3 152: Wyatt James (Sum) D Avery Meyer (BL) 15-11 160: Liam Hagerty (Sum) D Keegan Dorsey (BL) 3-1 170: Josiah Schliesman (Sum) P Jared Meister (BL) 1:10 182: Jaron Scarbrough (Sum) won by forfeit 195: Tanner Sjoden (Sum) MD Casey Todd (BL) 8-2 220: Caleb Davis (BL) P Lucas Leonhard (Sum) 3:54 285: David Smith (BL) D Jake Harmon (Sum) 3-2

Spartan Wyatt James and Panther Avery Meyer wrestle during Wednesday’s meet. James defeated Meyer 15-11 in the 152 weight class. Photo by Ray Still

Panthers beat Trojans, win first swim meet The Bonney Lake Panthers boys swim team won its first meet of the season Thursday beating Auburn 104-72. Top finishers for Bonney Lake during the Thursday meet were the 200 medley relay and the 200 free relay both finished in first place. Bonney Lake Ryan Engledown finished in first place in the 200 free and the 500 free. Engledown set a district time in the 200 free and set a personal record with his 500 free time. More first place finishes for the Panthers were Skylar Livingston in both the 50 and 100 free. Bonney Lake divers Cole Bonnett and JJ Jamison placed in first and second place, respectively. Coach Jay Paulson said “new swimmers Max Kalamar and Noah AustinChurch finished in second and third place, respecitively, in the 100 butterfly.” In the backstroke, William Sidwell and Cody Miller finished in first and second place. Paulson said Jared Ludholm deserves “a spea-

cial shout out” because he dropped 6.5 seconds off his 50 free time. “(The time drop) is the culmination of the hard work he has put in,” Paulson said. “Besides a tremendous time drop, the reward is the pride and satisfaction of a job well earned.” Allen Fletcher also dropped his 500 free time by close to a minute, Paulson said. Paulson added that Fletcher doesn’t regularly swim the 500. “All of the new guys embrace the value of competition even (when they aren’t swimming) their favorite events.” Other Panther contributors to Bonney Lake’s win, Paulson said were Holden Swanbeck, Billy Rohrbough, Billy Knight, Jakson Baus and Gui Amarante. The Panthers competed at Clover Park Tuesday against Clover Park, Franklin Pierce and Washington. Results from the meet can be found online when they become available. Bonney Lake’s next home meet is at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 15 against Lakes.

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Officer sworn into new position Bonney Lake Police Officer Nathan Alvord has been with the department since November 2011. At the Dec. 9 Bonney Lake City Council meeting, Alvord was sworn in as the department’s Community Service Officer. Alvord got his start in the Reserve Academy and graduated in April 2012. After graduating, he said, Alvord started working patrol with the supervision of a Field Training Officer. Once he had the required number of hours worked under supervision, Alvord had a successful review and started working patrol on his own.

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“My goal has always been to gain a career in the law enforcement field,” Alvord said. As the Community Service Officer, Alvord is in charge of court security, prisoner transports and community events. He said he is also the coordinator for electronic monitoring, police volunteers and radar trailer deployment. Alvord said when it comes to what his favorite part about being the Community Service Officer is, he isn’t sure “because every aspect of the job is enlightening.” He added, however, one of his favorite parts is working with the public. “It seems police get such a

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Inslee no longer holding steady Gov. Jay Inslee says he is approaching the current session of the Legislature “very differently” than he did in his first two years as the state’s chief executive. In 2014, he talked about the need to hold steady and allow the recession to recede enough for residents and businesses to begin righting themselves. He offered an array of policy ideas and nudged law ma kers to pass them. When they didn’t act on a transportation package he sounded politely frustrated. And Jerry Cornfield when they left Columnist Olympia on time, he couldn’t contain his pleasure. Inslee stopped holding steady in mid-December when he put forth arguably the largest — friends say boldest — tax-and-spend proposal of any governor in state history. His desire to inject billions of additional dollars into public schools and the transportation system and pay for it with proceeds from new taxes on carbon emissions and capital gains is the kind of stuff Inslee’s stoutest allies have been waiting to see from him since he took office. Inslee’s natural political tendency is to launch big ideas to try to enlarge and extend the ideological playing field for social liberals and environmentalists. And he had done so with his “vision”

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The origins of “win-win” negotiations You’ve probably heard of “winwin” in negotiations, but you probably don’t know the origin of the word into our culture. You also may not understand the major impact this “new” perspective has had in resolving conflict since Kurt Lewin and Morton Deutsch of MIT introduced it in 1948. Win-win was created as an alternative to the ancient Greek adversarial approach. The Greeks, growing tired of constant fighting and wars, developed a competitive model which endured from the 300s BC until the present. The adversarial system emphasizes that two parties battle verbally. A neutral third party then decides who wins or loses based not so much on truth, but on who was the better debater. Our court system is still based upon this model. The problem with this system is that someone wins, while someone loses. Losers often remain resentful, making future conflicts likely, if not inevitable. Deutsch’s model took a different approach by postulating that in most conflicts both sides could win by looking for common ground – seeking win-win – collaboration. The

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advantage of this model is that relationships tend to be built rather than torn down as with the adversarial model. This results in fewer expensive, time-consuming and emotionally draining legal battles, which clog the court schedule and delay justice. Deutsch observed in his Ph.D. dissertation that there are really only five conflict styles: competition (winlose); collaboration (win-win); compromise (no win-no lose—a tie, it’s really a form of competition); avoidance (lose-lose because the issue is not resolved); and accommodation (one party gives in to save the relationship while the other one gets his own way). In order to free up the court docket, most states now require mediation before going to trial. Looking for a win-win solution through mediation

is more egalitarian because the costs are lower for those who can least afford to sue. In actuality, Deutsch’s model, although revolutionary in its terminology and approach, really is a religious principle found in all major religious belief systems in some form: Jews and Christians teach, “Do unto others as you would have others do unto you” and “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Other religious systems use the same idea in the negative: “Don’t do to others that which you would not want done to you.” It just took someone living in the mid-20th century to take this millennia-old religious principle and to repackage it in an understandable, secular way: “win-win”, that fits our competitive capitalistic western culture. As a result of the rebranding, this new collaborative approach takes off and changes how we look at and deal with conflict. Courses in conflict resolution using this model are increasingly being offered in colleges and dispute resolution centers throughout the nation. As an example, the

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Use houseplants to breathe better, stay healthy Marianne Binetti will speak at 2 p.m. each day at the Tacoma Home and Garden Show, Jan. 22-25. Topics will be “How to Enjoy your Garden More” and “Design Inspiration.” For more details visit www. otshows.com. Want to breathe easier? Add some houseplants to your indoor rooms. Living plants take in carbon dioxide and give off oxygen and many varieties add the benefit of removing pollutants from the air as they produce oxygen. Here’s the primer on healthy houseplants:

What houseplants are hardest to kill?

Old favorites like dumb cane (dieffenbachia) pathos, parlor palms and snake plant (sanseveria) adapt to the low light and low humidity of indoor rooms. A great tip is to notice what green plants survive in public spaces like the dark corners of waiting rooms or in the windows of office buildings. These are the houseplants that will also survive in homes.

Which houseplants are the most difficult to grow?

Through the years I get the most complaints about weeping figs that drop leaves, gardenias that become infested with mites and jade plants that turn soft and floppy. (Most often jade plants droop from too much water and not enough light.)

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sunlight, compacted soil or a plant that has grown too large for its pot. Repotting is the solution that can solve many of these problems.

What does it mean if the What causes a sticky tips of the leaves on a substance to form on the houseplant turn brown or leaves of houseplants? black and die off? That would be resi-

Leaf tips die back from too much water (don’t let the roots sit in drainage water), not enough sunlight, too low of humidity or too much fertilizer. In other words there are many reasons but overwatering is the most common.

What if only the older or lower leaves of a houseplant fall off?

Leaf drop, especially on older plants, can signal not enough water, not enough

due from insects. Aphids, mites, scale and white fly all leave a sticky film on their host plant. (Think of this film as insect manure.) Hand washing each leaf with a mild soap and water helps destroy many of these insects but eggs will hatch and the colony will reappear if you don’t continue with the soap and water treatment every few weeks. Consider adding infested houseplants to the compost pile.

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What causes the leaves on my houseplants to turn yellow or pale in color?

Mites are most often the culprit as these tiny invaders suck the juice from the foliage and multiply quickly on stressed-out houseplants that are too dry. Lack of fertilizer, underwatering and indoor air pollution will also turn foliage pale.

What if entire leaves are missing or chewed off and the plant has no insects and has never been outdoors? Blame your cat or dog.

Why do flower buds form and then never open and drop off?

Bud blast occurs when potted plants throw a fit because you let them dry out or move them away from their light source just as they are about to give birth to new flowers. An infestation of mites, thrips or white fly will also cause buds to fall as many plants refuse to bloom when under attack by insect invaders.

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BAN FROM 1 Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s opinion on I-502, which stated the initiative has no clear language that it intended to preempt local authority to zone or ban marijuana businesses. “We therefore conclude that I-502 left in place the normal powers of local governments to regulate within their jurisdictions,” the statement reads. Bonney Lake City Attorney Kathleen Haggard said the Attorney General’s opinion is not binding, but has weight within the court system. “Even though this opinion came out in 2014, there was no action in the legislature in the 2014 session to overrule it,” Haggard said. “If an AG opinion comes out to determine a statute and the legislature takes no action, then the legislature is presumed to be OK with it.” Haggard also said if state legislation did not take action on the opinion during the 2015 session, then it is likely the state Supreme Court will uphold any ban made by municipalities. So far, bans on marijuana businesses have been upheld for Wenatchee, Fife, Kennewick, Pierce County and Cowlitz County, although Haggard said these bans were rationalized from state law and traditional zoning authority, and not from federal law. Marijuana remains a Schedule 1 Controlled Substance under federal law. Haggard said the federal law argument has not been addressed in the state court system, but “both the ACLU and the attorney general are going after the federal law argument very aggressively on the thought that it has the ability to tip over the entire state system.” While it is so far legal for Bonney Lake to ban marijuana businesses from operating within the city, Haggard said there is still the question of whether the federal government will step in and prosecute states that have legalized marijuana. “That’s a question that hasn’t been answered yet,” Haggard said. “The courts are all avoiding that issue.” In August 2013, Deputy Attorney General James M. Cole released a memo that guided federal prosecutors away from prosecuting states that have made marijuana legal. “The federal government

doesn’t have the will to enforce federal law against businesses that are operating lawfully,” Haggard said while summarizing the memo. However, the memo stated it is not binding on law, nor does it affect the Justice Department’s ability to prosecute, and several members of the council expressed concern at the possibility of prosecution in the future if the council allowed marijuana businesses to open in the city. Since Colorado and Washington legalized marijuana in 2012, 21 more states and Washington D.C. have legalized marijuana in some form.

Public feedback

After the council addressed most of their legal concerns over legal marijuana, council members Mark Hamilton and

Don Lewis expressed their constituent’s views on legalization and the potential for marijuana retail stores to come into Bonney Lake. “Talking to people, friends and family, I must say I was quite surprised and shocked by a lot of the comments from friends and family,” Hamilton said. “People that I never thought would have been supportive of voting for this initiative voted for it.” According to the Pierce County’s Auditor’s office, around 53 percent of voters approved I-502, and 47 percent were against. Unincorporated Pierce County votes were not included in those counts, due to voting precincts overlapping city limits. Hamilton said these people wanted to legalize marijuana not to re-live to 60s, but to decriminalize the drug for young people. “They just felt it’s totally

www.blscourierherald.com wrong to continue to put young people in prison for smoking a little marijuana, or even selling it,” he said. At the same time, Hamilton said nearly everyone he talked to had the same attitude towards a retail store in Bonney Lake - absolutely not. “They didn’t think it fit our community,” Hamilton said. “It was better suited for Seattle, Tacoma, someplace else. Even Buckley.” Buckley had two marijuana retail stores, Mr. Bills of Buckley and The Green Door, open last September and November respectively. Lewis agreed with Hamilton, saying the people he talked to were in favor of having it available, but not available locally. “When I talked to them about having it in Bonney Lake, they said, ‘Why would we want to do that? We could buy it in Buckley. We don’t want it here,’”

Lewis said. According to Lewis, many people are concerned about exposing marijuana to underage children. “Their fear is that if parents have it around the house, kids will somehow obtain it,” Lewis said, likening the situation of an underage child gaining possession of a parent’s marijuana to gaining possession of a parent’s firearm. “We have school shootings now, where we have kids get their dad’s gun somehow, under lock and key, but gosh they get the gun and take it to school,” said Lewis. “So if it’s a simple things like marijuana, and dad’s using it and has it locked up, the kid’s going to figure out how to get in there, just like how they can get to a gun.” In a previous workshop, council member Watson cited an increase in Washington Poison Center

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You can still for health insurance at the Sumner Library. Talk to Sea Mar Community Health Center representatives at the library from 1 to 6 p.m. to find out if you are eligible for health insurance.

Sunday, Jan. 18

Engaged couples, their families and wedding attendants are invited to attend the Olympia-area show. Prizes will be awarded to engaged couples during the show. For more info visit www.southsoundweddingshow.com.

Monday, Jan. 19

Bonney Lake and Sumner will close their city offices in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The Bonney Lake Senior Center going to the Seattle Science Center to see the Annual Model Train Show. The bus leaves the center at 8:30 a.m. and returns at 4:30 p.m. Sign up for the trip at the senior center.

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Cascade donates record amount of water Tapps as a vital commu- “This historic donation mits for 20.7 miles of the nity asset for decades to White River in what is protects water levels for fish, known as the Reservation come.” On Jan. 17, 2015, guarantees water supplies Reach between Buckley Cascade Water Alliance and Sumner. Several will make its perma- for people, and preserves salmon species use this nent donation of 684,571 Lake Tapps as a vital stretch of the river for acre feet of water to the community asset for decades migration, spawning, state’s Trust Water Rights rearing and flood refuge. Program. The donation to come.” “For more than 90 will preserve instream years diversions from Maia Bellon, the White River at flows and protect fish Ecology Director habitat in a stretch of the Buckley have largely deWhite River that flows watered the stretch of through the Muckleshoot river that flows through program. In addition, Tribal Reservation. Cascade Cascade will donate another our Reservation,” said is the water purveyor for five 154,751 acre feet of water to Muckleshoot Tribal Council King County cities and two the Temporary Trust water Chair Virginia Cross. “The water and sewer districts. water donations restore rights program until 2034. This month’s transaction The trust water donation and will permanently precompletes the agreement keeps water in the river for serve river flows through Cascade made with Ecology the benefit of fish, wildlife, the Reservation that allow in 2010 to donate a por- recreation and the natural recovery of healthy fish tion of the water rights it environment. Ecology has runs. We are pleased to acquired in the purchase agreed not to approve or have had the opportunity of Lake Tapps in Pierce issue new water right per- to work with the Cascade County to the trust water Water Alliance to achieve

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this historic goal.” The trust water donation is the culmination of a water rights package that has converted Lake Tapps in Pierce County into a future municipal water supply for 50 years or longer for Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah, Tukwila and the water and sewer districts serving the Sammamish Plateau and Skyway. Ecology approved the transfer of water rights from Puget Sound Energy (PSE) to Cascade and issued new municipal water rights to Cascade in 2010. PSE sold Lake Tapps to Cascade in 2009 after PSE no longer needed the lake as a reservoir for hydroelectric power operations. In its purchase of Lake Tapps as a future drinking water supply for near-

ly 400,000 residents and 22,000 businesses in eastern King County, Cascade agreed to preserve the lake for the benefit of surrounding homeowners, boaters, swimmers and anglers. “We are honored to make this donation a reality,” said Cascade Board Chair John Marchione, mayor of Redmond. “It’s the culmination of our regional collaboration with our partners around Lake Tapps – the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, the Puyallup Tribe of Indians, the Lake Tapps homeowners and the four cities surrounding the lake – Auburn, Bonney Lake, Buckley and Sumner. Our work together helped make possible municipal water for the future, instream flows and a summer recreational lake.”

with three assists and one board. Rachel Stowell added six points and two boards. The Spartans played a double header with the boys basketball team

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It’s the largest trust water donation in Washington state history. Enough water to fill a football field 130 miles deep will stay in the White River for perpetuity. The Washington Department of Ecology has signed an agreement with a consortium of five cities and two water and sewer districts in King County for permanent and temporary trust water donations that will protect flows for fish in the river through 2034 and beyond. “Big things happen when the state, local governments and tribes come together to form strategic partnerships,” said Ecology Director Maia Bellon. “This historic donation protects water levels for fish, guarantees water supplies for people, and preserves Lake


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BLOTTER All subjects in the police blotter are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. December 31 Warrants and Suspended License: Officers on a routine patrol ran a records check of a vehicle parked in a state Route 410 parking lot. The check showed the driver had a suspended license and multiple misdemeanor warrants for her arrest. Officers observed her drive out onto SR 410 and made contact with her in another store’s parking lot. She told officers she knew she wasn’t supposed to be driving and that she knew about her warrants. She was arrested and transported to the Bonney Lake Municipal court to be seen for driving with a suspended license and her warrants. Afterward, she was taken to a warrant meet with an Orting Police Officer where she was released to them for her warrants. She was also cited for no insurance and was given a verbal warning for her windshield being shattered. At the time of this report, there was nothing further.

Wednesday, January 14, 2015 • THE BONNEY LAKE COURIER-HERALD • Page 11 residence that the subject claimed was his. He told the driver he did not have the $109.10 that was due but would go inside to get it. The driver watched the subject walk around the back of the residence and disappear. Both the driver and the officers spoke with a female subject at the residence who said no one matching the subject’s description lives there. At

the time of the report, there was nothing further. Shoplifting: Officers responded to a state Route 410 store when a shoplifter was in custody. Store employees told officers they witnesses the suspect pay for two items while not paying for the third item she had in her cart. She told officers, she thought she had two

store gift cards but when she realized she only had one she put back several items but forgot about the battery pack it appears she was leaving the store without paying for. She was issued a trespass notification and is trespassed from all like stores indefinitely. Officers issued her a criminal citation for third degree theft. She received her court date

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Spend time between Hawks games pruning trees While we anxiously await the Seahawks’ march to another Super Bowl, the winter months provide an excellent time to think about doing some pruning. Winter is a good time to work on ornamental trees because it is easier to determine what needs to be pruned before new leaves begin to grow. For example, this is the time of the year when I begin in earnest to prune and thin Japanese maples for clients. February through April is the traditional time for pruning fruit trees before they bloom.

Three Rules

There are three major items to consider when planning your winter and spring tree work. First, fruit trees will benefit from pruning to enhance fruit production; second, pruning ornamental trees is completely different from pruning fruit trees; and third, if hiring someone to do the work, choose a reputable tree service or a professional arborist. Unfortunately, there are plenty of well-meaning folks who do not possess the knowledge of proper pruning techniques. This is already noticeable when driving by

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aggressively topped trees, or tree butchery, in landscapes and along streets.

Fruit Trees

If they have been pruned on a regular basis, fruit trees have developed numerous water sprouts. As a general rule, one-third or more can be thinned out. Most of the remaining sprouts should be shortened to 4 to 10 inches. Careful pruning will help a tree put more energy into developing fruit while controlling its size and making the fruit more reachable. Trees that have been neglected for several years present special challenges and often require severe pruning.

Treat Ornamental Trees Gently

Severe topping or aggressive pruning of any ornamental tree

should be avoided to maintain its natural shape. Not only is topping ugly, but the resulting water sprouts are a survival response as a tree attempts to replenish the lost food manufacturing branches and leaves. These fast-growing sprouts can grow up to 5 feet or more a year. This may require annual work by maintenance crews that could have been avoided by proper thinning and pruning. Responsible tree services and certified arborists will discourage tree topping. The key to successful ornamental pruning is to have the final result look as if very little has been done to a tree.

Overgrown Trees

If a tree is too wide or tall for its space, there are at least two options: • Carefully select some of the longer, unsightly branches. Either remove them by cutting back to where they join a larger branch or the main trunk or lightly trim them to a

shorter length. • Remove the tree and plant one that will grow to fill, not overcrowd, a chosen space. This is preferable to doing a severe pruning job. Be aware that the height estimates on nursery labels are often conservative.

Do the Right Thing

I often ask a homeowner what he or she wants a tree to look like. Sometimes I have to explain why their request may not be practical or healthy for a tree and we will discuss some options. This should be the approach of any knowledgeable and responsible tree pruner. Sometimes a homeowner will tell me to “do what I think needs to be done.” This can be a dangerous instruction to give because some tree pruners do not know the correct way to treat ornamental trees. The results may be painful to look

at. And it might be even more painful to write a check. I always insist that a homeowner be present during a job. That way he or she can immediately approve or express concerns of the work in progress and be available to ask or answer questions. Doing the right thing will result in happy trees, a happy homeowner and enhance the reputations of responsible tree services and arborists. A poor job is very noticeable and neighbors and passersby will wonder what the heck a homeowner or business is trying to do to its trees. Dennis Tompkins, a Bonney Lake resident, is an International Society of Arboriculture-certified arborist and qualified tree-risk assessor. Contact him at 253 863-7469 or email at dlt@blarg.net. Website: evergreen-arborist.com.

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INVITATION TO BID Public Works Office, 1309 Myrtle Ave. Enumclaw, WA 98022 JANITORIAL SERVICES BID OPENING: January 28, 2015 TIME: 10:a.m. Sealed bids for janitorial services for seven city building will be accepted by the City of Enumclaw at the Depar tment of Public Works, 1309 Myrtle Ave., Enumclaw, WA 98022, by Wednesday, Januar y 28, at 10:00 a.m. Bids must be sealed in an envelope and clearly marked Janitorial Services. Bids received after the time fixed for opening will not be considered. The bid must include a minimum of three (3) references with address and telephone numbers who can attest to your experience and capabilities, billing rates and availability. The contract for services shall be for a period of two (2) years with an annual renewal for three (3) additional years, with a termination option exercised, in writing, by either party.

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for the state. “We have a new suite of challenges,” he said in an interview prior to the Jan. 12 opening of the session. “We have a plan to move the state forward and not fall behind.” Inslee is smart enough to know it won’t be easy to get his ambitious agenda through a Republ ic a n-cont rol led Senate in its entirety, let alone with any of its signature pieces intact. He says his ideas are intended to start a conversation with lawmakers so now he will be watched closely to see how he carries on the

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well. Inslee – and any Republican state lawma ker contemplating a challenge to the Democratic governor – will want to be viewed by the public as a uniting, not polarizing, figure. Yet, at the same time, they can’t be tabbed as sell-outs by the grassroots of their own parties. There are those eyeing Inslee through the prism of politics and think he has the most to lose by what occurs this session. Some might even think it will make or break his chances at re-election. “The people who have the most to lose here are our grandchildren. They are in great jeopardy,”

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