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t’s exactly what you see in viral videos, baby goats climbing on whatever they can and jumping off in the most awkward but adorable way. The 29 new baby goats that made their way to Puget Sound Goat Rescue over the last two weeks are no different from their internet-famous cousins. They frolic, they jump off tiny picnic tables or whatever is nearby, and they uncontrollably wag their tails like puppies. The rescue operates like any other animal rescue, they take in unwanted animals – in this case, goats – and they adopt them out to families as pets. What’s different about rescuing goats is nearly all of them are at death’s door before they come to the rescue. Barbara Jamison, the owner and director of Puget Sound Goat Rescue said she gets most of the baby goats from nearby goat dairy farms and slaughterhouses. Because male goats don’t produce milk, the kids are often taken to auction where they are bid on by people for food. Jamison said she’s goes directly to the source and buys the goats from the dairy farms and slaughterhouses before they get to that step in the process. She said they also take in goats from owners who can’t care for them anymore. After they settle in to the rescue and the staff ensures they are in good health, the goats are put up for adoption. [ more GOATS page 3 ]

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A pair of Neubian kids take a break from their nap at Puget Sound Goat Rescue to greet a few humans. These are two of the 29 baby goats rescued by Puget Sound Goat Rescue in the last couple weeks. REBECCA GOURLEY, The Reporter

Boots and Badges game supports Black Diamond cop with cancer BY RAY STILL Reporter

What was once a quiet community gathering is now becoming one of the Plateau’s largest fundraising events of the year. As police officers around Pierce and King counties and the Enumclaw Fire Department square up for the annual Boots and Badges charity basketball game, they know they’re not just playing to raise money for the fight against

cancer. They’re playing to support Cmdr. Greg Goral of the Black Diamond Police Department. The game is scheduled for 3 p.m. Sunday, April 12, at the Enumclaw High School. Tickets can be purchased online for $10 at www.crowdrise.com. Goral was diagnosed with cancer of the appendix, or appendiceal cancer, almost three years ago. Appendiceal cancer is an extremely

A pair of tax measures are on ballots that should now be in the hands of area voters. The general election is set for April 28 and King County distributes ballots 20 days in advance, meaning they should have been issued Wednesday, April 8. Ballots are to be returned by first-class U.S. mail and, to be COVINGTON valid, must be postmarked by the 28th. For those not wishing to use the mail, there are three options: • ballots can be taken to a “drop-off van” that will be parked at the Tahoma School District building, 25720 Maple ValleyBlack Diamond Rd., between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. April 25 and 27; it also will be at the district building from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day, April 28. [ more BALLOT page 2 ]

rare form of cancer. According to the International Scholarly Research Network, cancer of the appendix accounts for less than one percent of all cancers. As Sgt. Brian Lynch of Black Diamond Police Department put it, the diagnosis was hard on the department and the community. “This is a small department,” Lynch said. “It’s been devastating for us because he is a part of our family.” For the last four years, money raised by the Boots and Badges game went to the American Cancer Society. This year, 100 percent of the money raised will be donated to Cops with Cancer, a non-profit organization operated out of the Kent Police Greg Goral dribbles down the court in the 2010 Boots and Badges [ more COP page 5 ] game. Courtesy photo Sgt. Brian Lynch

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[ BALLOT from page 1 ] • ballots can be placed in a 24-hour drop box, but there are none in Maple Valley, Covington or Black Diamond; drop boxes in the southern part of the county will be placed in Kent, Renton and Federal Way. • finally, ballots can be hand-delivered to one of three “accessible voting centers.” One is at county election headquarters in Renton, another is at Bellevue City Hall and a third is at Seattle’s Union Station. Local voters are being asked to decide, or help decide, two measures

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recommended a 0.002 sales tax increase for the improvements and maintenance to roads and sidewalks. According to information provided by the city, the increase would expire in 10 years and would equal $0.20 for every $100 in taxable purchases. City Manager Regan Bolli said Proposition 1 will create a “revenue stream of roughly $750,000 per year for street and sidewalk maintenance throughout Covington. Maintenance projects will be prioritized and accomplished on that basis. Using a sales tax increase to fund street and sidewalk maintenance means the cost for such projects is shared with all those shopping in our city and not just Covington

residents.” Covington has been spending about $250,000 each year from the general fund for streets and sidewalk maintenance. The revenue raised if Proposition No. 1 passes will be placed in a dedicated street fund according to Bolli.

KING COUNTY The countywide measure on the April 28 ballot seeks money to replace the region’s emergency public safety radio network,

which is used primarily for dispatching police officers, firefighters, emergency medical staff and other first-responders. Bond passage would authorize additional tax collections for a nine-year period, beginning in 2016. The ballot does not give a dollar figure to be collected, but notes the final tab would be 7 cents, or less, per $1,000 or assessed property value. According to the King County Voters Pamphlet, the cost would be a bit more than $2 per month for a typical property owner.

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produce stickers, because most are not compostable. A large majority of them are coated in plastic, and are often too small for the sifter to collect, Dawson said. Taking them off prior to putting peels and other food scraps into the yard waste bin helps create a better final compost product. Cedar Grove has two plants in Washington where they produce their compost – one near Maple Valley and another in Everett. Combined, the two plants helped divert more than 375,000 tons of food scraps from the trash last year. Also last year, the company donated over 1,100 yards of compost to community gardens in the region during the Big Garden Give. This year’s Compost Days participating retailers in the area include Johnson’s Home & Garden and the Fred Meyer stores in Maple Valley and Covington. The compost coupon can be found at www.cedar-grove.com.

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ers, another bag is donated to a local community or school garden through their Big Garden Give program. Consumers can also get a discount on the compost using a coupon found on Cedar Grove’s website. At the end of these four weeks, Glacier Park students will participate in a competition to get more compost donated to their school for their garden. For every class that participates, each student will get a sticker card, which looks a lot like a bingo card. Students take them home and collect 25 produce stickers to put on the card and turn it in to their

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Kids love stickers. Cedar Grove is tapping into their interest by making a game out of keeping produce stickers out of yard waste bins. And the company is bringing the game to Glacier Park Elementary later this month. Every year, Cedar Grove and several businesses in the Puget Sound region lead a month-long drive to get compost into local community and school gardens. Compost Days, as it’s called, began March 15 and ends April 15. For every bag of Cedar Grove compost sold at participating retail-

Homeowners waste a lot of money trying to have a lovely landscape. The biggest waste could be the amount of water used to keep lawns green and plants healthy. Local water districts have been offering free classes and garden seminars to educate their customers on how to use water most efficiently to keep their lawns and landscapes healthy. (I’ll be speaking at Point Defiance April 21.) Here are five dirt cheap garden tips that you can bank on: 1. Mulch around your trees and shrubs now to seal in spring moisture. A mulch is like a frosting that sits on top of the soil to keep out weeds and conserve water. Bark dust, wood chips, gravel and composted moo doo are all types of mulches that can pay dividends later in the summer with fewer weeds and lower water bills. Mulch is an investment that saves our liquid assets. 2. Learn how to grow a healthy lawn without chemicals. By aerating your lawn in the spring, using lime to break up

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clay and keep down moss and not mowing the grass too short you can skip the expensive weed-and-feed products in favor of slow-release nitrogen lawn foods that will keep the grass thick enough to crowd out weeds. The most important time to fertilize you lawn is in the fall and spring before summer weeds can take over. Mow your grass when the blades are 3 inches tall and remove just one-third of the blade so the lawn grasses are never shorter than 2 inches. One more thing – leave the grass clippings on the lawn. They will decompose to add free nitrogen to the soil. 3. Invest in smaller, less expensive trees and shrubs and watch them grow. Young shrubs in one gallon pots are easier to transport, easier to transplant and will adjust more quickly to your soil. You’ll also have the joy of watching them grow up and out for years before you have to worry about them growing too large for their space. 4. Look to your kitchen cupboard for dirt-cheap pest control. Aphid and white fly can be sprayed with a soapy mix made from a mild dishwashing soap. Scale insects can be controlled by dipping a cotton swab into rubbing alcoMarianne Binetti

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tion – those born following World War II all over the world. The generations after the Boomers are smaller and therefore the burden of taking care of them in their old age will be increasing. The creation of more effective birth control methods and their dissemination throughout the developing world has helped to bring about the decline. As populations have migrated to urban areas, the need for children diminishes. Children in rural areas are viewed as assets. They are needed to do the labor-intensive jobs in agriculture. The role of children changes in mature economies. They are to be fed, clothed, housed and educated until they can become productive in their mid-20s. According to Friedman, the solution to declining populations for developed nations is immigration. This has worked well for the United States during its existence, the current uproar notwithstanding. The United States will see its Western European Caucasian majority being replaced by Latin Americans and African-Americans. Although, due to rising standards of living in Mexico, fewer immi-

Life lessons learned from wildlife officer I was 12 years old the first time I heard the game warden’s barking voice lecture a crowd on the importance of preserving and respecting wildlife. His sermon was delivered in a nearly dark room at sixth-grade camp and was accompanied by the hum of an old-school projector. He clicked through a slideshow featuring crisply photographed animals in their natural habitat as well as those animals who had met the fate of what the game warden loathed most – poachers. I remember thinking, “Whoa, this dude is serious!” I’m so grateful I had the smarts to keep that comment to myself and not address Bruce Richards as “dude” to his face. That would have surely led to a top-notch tongue lashing. (I ended up receiving several from him during the years to come.) We met again that spring in a more intimate setting. He was one of a handful of dads that would spend the next six years coaching, encouraging and tolerating a group of girls while shuttling them to and corralling them on softball fields around the Pacific Northwest. That same barking voice that imprinted the anti-poaching message back at sixth-grade camp, helped impress a number of athletic fundamentals and life lessons on this bigbanged teenager. Although he was a Vietnam

grants from there will be coming to the United States. Europe and Japan have had more problems assimilating immigrants into their cultures, each for different reasons. Whereas immigration from Muslim countries has raised tensions in Europe, Japan has had a policy that does not allow much immigration at all. Their culture is very homogeneous racially and that policy has been maintained through strict immigration laws. Militarily, nations like Germany, Russia and Japan will see their ability to wage war decrease with aging populations. That fact will affect their ability to project power beyond their borders. Some of these concerns will be offset by increased productivity

veteran and a two-time Iron Man finisher, one of his greatest accomplishments, in my eyes, was teaching this chunky, awkward middle school girl to run “like an athlete, not like a girl.” It’s still not a pretty sight, but he didn’t have much to work with. I never had to wonder where I stood with Bruce. He told me when he was proud of me and he told me when I screwed up, all with emphasis and eye contact. Smart remarks were often muttered under his breath, but the important stuff like, “What the hell were you thinking?” and “Good job!” came out loud and clear. After I graduated, grew up and had a classroom of my own sixthgraders, he came to deliver his “sermon on the mount” (Department of Fish and Wildlife style) to my fresh batch of 11- and 12-year-olds. His slideshow still featured his own wildlife photography but was conveniently littered with photos of a young Mrs. Anderson kneeling down next to a baby fawn in the Richards’ kitchen, sporting a red polyester Enumclaw Chieftains uniform and posing in highwaisted, acid washed jean shorts next to a bear trap on wheels. My students found this wildly amusing, but were mainly interested in his message. He held them captive for more than an hour at a time telling stories of encountering bears, elk and cougar in the wild while on the job, most of which were true. My personal favorites were the stories where he claimed to have died in the end. The kids would hang on every word, listening in amazement and many were actually convinced he lost his life to that angry mama bear – until he pointed out that he was still here. JENNIFER ANDERSON

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There is a specter looming on the horizon that will eventually alter the world as we know it. No, not climate change – it’s a declining world population. Due to advances in technology and changing attitudes, the world’s population will inexorably decline, especially in the industrialized world, during the next 100 years, according to George Friedman in a Feb. 17, 2015, Stratfor article entitled, “Population Decline and the Great Economic Reversal.” For the past 500 years, population has been increasing, but as economies have matured and technology has advanced, that trend has changed, and irreversibly, according to Friedman. This decline in population will have a major impact upon virtually every country in the world, though some more than others. The countries/regions most impacted will be those of Europe and Russia, but also Japan. The United States will be affected, not so much in population decline, but in the racial make up of the nation. Part of this decline is the gradual graying of the large population increase of the Baby Boomer genera-

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due to robotics, as fewer jobs will be needed. Whereas for the last 500 years labor has been cheap and the means of production expensive —machines – this will change with decreasing populations, according to Friedman. The cost of labor will increase where the cost of machinery will decrease due to labor shortages. As the population stops growing, the value of land also will decrease. For 500 years the world has seen rising populations. That trend is ending, bringing about changes in the dynamics between nations. The specter of declining populations will alter the world irreversibly. Many of you who read this column will see those changes in your lifetime.

After Bruce’s visit, nearly every student longed to become a Fish and Wildlife officer when they grew up. All of them were all interested in photography and were ready to do everything they could to save the environment and be good people. He made quite a lasting impression on those troupes of students. I have to admit, he made quite an impression on their teacher as well. I have a hard time passing up an opportunity to take a quick photo when I see a herd of elk sauntering around near my house or an eagle swooping down to snatch up my neighbor’s cat. This is a direct result of the game warden’s voice in my head. For the same reason, if I’m ever being chased and find it necessary to run, I will make sure I run with my heels touching the ground as well as my toes and keep my arms tucked in. I also know that an outfielder’s first step should always be back and that the Department of Fish and Wildlife does not reimburse for damages caused to a person’s car when a coyote runs in front of it; even raising the question results in aforementioned tongue-lashing. A local news station recently reported that the game warden gave his “last educational presentation” with his bear dog, Mishka. Ha! Anyone who has spent more than 10 minutes listening to Bruce is laughing out loud at that statement. Nearly any conversation with him could be considered an “educational presentation.” I am fairly certain there will be plenty of opportunities for many “educational presentations” in his upcoming retirement. If you doubt me on this, just request a field trip with him to see some daffodils in the woods. I guarantee he’ll leave a lasting impression with you as well.

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Annual fishing derby at Lake Wilderness Park

April 25 marks the 13th annual Hooked On Fishing Opening Day Trout Derby at Lake Wilderness Park. The event spans generations of opening day enthusiasts. The Maple Valley Lion’s Club originally sponsored the derby decades ago until 1994. In 2003 the city of Maple Valley acquired the park from King County. A partnership was forged by the Greater Maple ValleyBlack Diamond Chamber of Commerce, Maple Valley Rotary, and the city to bring the opening day celebration back to Lake Wilderness. Where else can you go so close to home to camp out all night, enter a derby, and eat a ham and egg breakfast with all you can eat pancakes at midnight under the stars? This is an event for all ages. There is fishing from the shoreline, from boats, from the dock and a fish pen for young anglers under the age of 12. Fred Meyer will host kid’s games on the beach Friday evening; there are open fire pits for roasting marshmallows and new this year on Friday is golfzilla – a game of challenge hosted by Meridian Valley Country Club. There is a tagged fish released in the lake and if caught before noon on Saturday is worth $300. The tagged fish has been caught twice in the history of the derby; once in 2003 by Nathan Cairns and in 2007 by Nathan Geringer. A Washington state fishing license can be purchased at Fred Meyer and camping and fishing gear at Fred Meyer and Johnson’s Home & Garden. Camping setup begins at 3 p.m. Friday, April 24. The derby and breakfast begin at midnight and conclude at noon on Saturday, April 25. To help alleviate the backup at the boat launch, plan on launching your boat early and leaving it on the beach until derby time. Complete fishing rules and regulations, safety tips, the up-to-date parking plan and schedule of events are available at www.maplevalleychamber.org and www. blackdiamondchamber.org.

[ GOATS from page 1] Puget Sound Goat Rescue, a non-profit located just north of Maple Valley proper, has been in operation since 2001 and since then they have re-homed more than 100 goats per year, according to their website. Although the rescue isn’t open to the public because of staff shortages, interested adopters can make appointments by visiting the rescue’s website at www.pugetsoundgoatrescue.com.

CANCER AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT After the initial diagnosis in August 2012, Goral said he went through three surgeries to remove his cancer. Each time, Goral was declared cancer free, but the cancer would return because it metastasized in his abdomen. Last August, Goral underwent chemo and radiation therapy, but those treatments were also ineffective. Eventually, Goral’s wife found a surgeon who specialized in appendix and abdomen cancer and he flew San Diego, Calif. for the surgery in February.Goral said the surgeon removed parts of his small intestine and other organs. “He did such a re-work inside of me,” Goral said. “I’m relearning how to eat again.” Goral was in California for about a month before returning to Black Dia-

Vandals strike arboretum On March 26 or 27, Lake Wilderness Arboretum was vandalized. A fence near the nursery’s plant holding area was cut. A preliminary investigation detected tampering but no apparent theft. It is unclear whether the vandalism took place at night or during the day. Garden manager Susan Goodell and volunteer Bill Paine made temporary repairs to close the hole in the fence.

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to be the title sponsor. “I was floored. I could hardly talk. And it’s been like that everywhere we’ve gone,” said Lynch. “Places that we’ve got a $100 before have given $300 or $500. People who don’t even know him have shown up to the community center for the spaghetti feed we had a couple of weeks ago.” The spaghetti feed event, held on March 5, raised $12,000 for Goral. And it’s not just the Plateau that’s supporting this year’s charity game. Donations have come as far as Ocean Shores Police Department and the Yakima Police Department, not to mention businesses from all over the Pierce and King County. “I’m overwhelmed with thanks,” Goral said. “What people have done, just from the local community… has been overwhelming.”

THE BIGGEST EVENT “(Boots and Badges) has grown to the point where this year, we are looking at a capacity crowd at the high school,” Lynch said. Alongside the game, people can also participate in a silent auction, which Lynch said is also bigger than ever. In fact, the auction was becoming so big that Howie’s Hometown Heroes has

The arboretum has a camera system to record activity in the area. This system will be checked for clues to the identification of the vandals. In addition, an open lock taken from the front gate, as well as the combinations to all of the fence locks. The property manager Bob Wahlberg replaced the lock, changed the remaining lock combinations and started researching alternative security systems that are more effective and likely more expensive. If anyone has any information about the vandalism or thefts, contact the Maple Valley Police Department, 425-413-5158.

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taken over organizing it. Howie’s Hometown Heroes helped raise money for Howie Koch, 4, who died of neuroblastoma December 4, 2014. Howie was named Police Chief for a day in Black Diamond in August 2014. “We’ve got sports tickets for the Mariners, the Sounders, the UW football game,” Lynch said, describing different silent auction items. “There’s a ton of different stuff.” The charity game will be attended by two Seagals, and Lynch said there is a very good chance Seahawk linebacker Brock Coyle will also make an appearance. Seahawk Superfan Big Lo will also be the master of ceremonies for the halftime show. Henshaw’s Honda in Auburn is supporting the halftime show by anteing up two car give-aways that will go home with anyone who can make a basket from three-quarter court. Raffle tickets for the trick shot can be bought at the game, and two raffle winners will be selected to try for a car. And of course, the man of the hour will also be making an appearance. Goral said that he will do his best to say something at the game, “but I don’t know if anything will come out but tears,” he said.

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Lynch started planning the Boots and Badges game alongside Cops with Cancer. “(Cops with Cancer) has a nest egg of money where they can help immediately, a little bit, but it’s the department’s responsibility to run fundraisers to put money into that officer’s account,” Lynch said. “Bills, travel expenses, anything that is related to the fight against cancer.” But something happened when Lynch started going around to Black Diamond businesses to ask for sponsorship. Lynch described the community support as overwhelming. “There’s such a difference between me going to businesses and saying, ‘I need your sponsorship for the American Cancer Society,’ and, ‘I need your help because one of my guys might die,’” Lynch said. The first ever Boots and Badges made $10,000, which until this point was the record donation amount for the event. This year, Boots and Badges has already raised more than $20,000 in donations, merchandise purchases and sponsorships, and the game hasn’t even started. One of the games biggest donors this year was McGann Electric, which

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Conks search for new football coach Crusaders. A statement from Serevi Reporter noted Norris also helped start Come fall, the the first girl’s rugby Kentwood Conquerteam in the country ors will be led onto in 1992. the field by a new The statement head coach. added, Norris has After 11 years of spent years combincoaching the Conks ing disciplines from football team, coach football and rugby. Rex Norris Rex Norris stepped “In Rex, we down from the helm. couldn’t have found Norris is only the a more qualified third coach of the Conks person to lead these efforts,” since the first season in 1982. the statement from Serevi In his 11 years as head read. “He not only knows coach, Norris has a winning and has succeeded in both record of 86-30. sports for decades but also Norris also spent seven has the respect of his peers in years as defensive coordithe coaching world.” nator and three years as During his time at Serevi, assistant coach. Norris will continue to coach It was announced March the Crusaders. 20 Norris was stepping down And Kentwood won’t be after accepting a position at completely rid of him yet. Serevi Rugby in Seattle. The statement said he has “(This) opportunity is offered to assist the school in unique and will allow me to the transition period of findspend more time with my ing a new coach. family and give me some “I have been a part of new challenges in life,” Norris Kentwood for 20 years,” said. Norris said. “Whether they He isn’t leaving the realm like it or not I will always be of football all together. connected to Kentwood. I In June he will start his have grown up with it.” new position as head of footDuring his time with the ball programming at Serevi. Conks, aside from the winAside from coaching the ning record, Norris was part Conks, Norris has also spent of a number of other honors. time coaching various rugby He was named head coach teams including The Kent of the year in 2010 and 2012. In his 11 years, the Conks have won 10 Claude French trophies. BY SARAH WEHMANN

The only year they didn’t win was this season. The Conquerors have also had 14 all-state players during Norris’ time as head coach. Kentwood won the league title five times and were runners up the other six years during Norris’ tenure. Norris said during his time as coach, 11 ex-Kentwood players returned to help coach the Conks. Aside from awards and honors during Norris’ time at Kentwood, he helped change the football program. Changes made were new programs at games; new sleds for all three programs; a number of different fundraisers including Gold Cards; the Hall of Fame banquet; new

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LARCENY • On April 5 at least six vehicles were hit by a subject stealing phone chargers and cords. Stated in the police report, the subject opened unlocked vehicles to gain access to the chargers. No damage was reported to any of the

vehicles. • Around 9:40 p.m. on March 31 officers responded to the report that gas has been stolen from the reporting party’s vehicle. She told officers that her daughter drove her car to work and while it was parked outside someone cut the gas hose and stolen gasoline. • On April 2 at 11:48 a.m. officers responded to the report of stolen backpacks from an unlocked vehicle in the Jack In The Box’s parking lot. The report stated two suspects stole two backpacks and went to the Carl’s Jr. near by. One of the backpacks was left in the bathroom

and the other was thrown away. • On April 2 shortly after noon officers responded to the report of three unidentified suspects who shoplifted items from Walmart. The suspects left the store without paying for any of the items. • On April 2 officers responded to the report that the victim’s keys and garage door opener were stolen from her unlocked vehicle overnight.

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VEHICLE PROWL HARASSMENT • On March 31 the reporting party told officers that a subject was harassing him. Officers then learned that the reporting party was really the one doing the harassing and was using the police to get him into trouble.

• On April 5 at 7:48 p.m. officers responded to the report of a family disturbance in the parking lot of the Covington City Hall. Officers responded to a verbal argument between two brothers on March 28. The dispute was regarding the sale of their deceased father’s vehicle.

• On April 1 the reporting party told officers they saw a young boy walking down the shoulder of state Route 169. She told officers once she turned around to check on him, he was no longer there.

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DRIVING WITH SUSPENDED LICENSE • On April 2 officers pulled over a driver with a suspended license for speeding in a school zone. The driver was cited and released from the scene. Their vehicle was impounded.

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s the loading bar moves right and an entirely new world awaits your adventurous spirit, you think, “Who will I be today?” The world of online gaming and who you choose to be in those games is quite literally at your fingertips. Through the keyboard, you can be whoever you want; a masculine, rough-and-tumble guy, a feminine powerhouse, or any combination thereof. The freedom that exists in the virtual world gives gamers the ability to become what they perceive as their ideal character, so to speak. But, that freedom can also act as a crutch of anonymity, which can bring out people’s worst sides. As a “girl gamer,” I’ve had first-hand experience of both sides of that coin, and the muddy mess that lies in between. I play MMOs, or massively multiplayer online games. Meaning, I’m playing with thousands, if not millions, of people from all over the world sometimes. For the most part, I like to keep to myself. But there are occasions where

it’s necessary to join other players for the sake of a mutual benefit, like group quests or dungeons. That’s where the interactions begin to evolve. I play both male and female characters, and the decision of which one to play comes down to my current mood. There are usually two scenarios: “Do I want to feel like part of the group?” or “Is there an item that I need to acquire that I can only get from another player?” What I really should be asking myself is, “Do I want more respect?” or “Do I want to be objectified?” Because even in the world of gaming, real-life gender roles exist and are frequently exaggerated by players. Obviously, these biases aren’t perpetuated in all games or with all players, just like in the real world. But, it happens enough to be noticed by a large majority of female gamers, and probably a slight majority of male gamers, too. When a player creates a character of the opposite gender, he or she can make a decision of whether to take advantage of the role they’ve chosen. For example, if I play a female character, I can manipulate – yes, manipulate – random people to give

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The heavenly hosts acquired a new greeter recently. Born in the Bronx, New York on September 11, 1963 Michele attended public school there, until the family moved to Middletown, NY where she attended Junior High and High school, graduating with honors. On Wednesday, April 1, 2015, Michele transitioned in peace and dignity to a better place. Her accepting warmth and 1000 megawatt smile lit the lives and hearts of those around her on a moment to moment basis. Michele possessed an innate empathy for others, and strove constantly to elevate the needs of those around her above her own. She courageously fought the ravages of a long term medical condition with grace and aplomb, with nary a word of complaint. She seemed to have the happy talent of synthesizing her discomfort to the elevation and betterment of others, and, as a result, was widely loved by most she encountered. Michele was highly intelligent with dual majors from the University of Texas in both English and Spanish. Additionally, her intellect, coupled with a frenetic work ethic, yielded success in careers in broadcast radio, the judicial system, and clearly, her most intrinsically rewarding…education. Michele worked as a Paraeducator/Translator for the Kent School District, and flourished in the educational environment. She was prized by both pupil and pedagogue alike. In her spare time Michele really enjoyed listening to good music, reading, playing Scrabble and spending time with her family. She was an engaged and cherished daughter, sister, and parent. Her last days before her passing were a source of great contentment to her as she was able to spend time with family and friends cooking, movie watching, and socializing. Michele is loved and remembered by her son, Michael Bateman; son, Kevin Bateman; daughter, Catherine Spratley; sister, Miriam Schaefer and husband, Robert; sister,Tracy Woxland and husband, Morgan; brother, John Moore and wife, Jessica; Parents, John and Renee Moore; nieces, Jessica Gonzalez, Camryn Woxland, Katherine Moore, Sophia Moore; nephew, Jordan Woxland; partner, companion, and Scrabble buddy, Steve St. Louis; and many loving friends. A celebration of Michele’s life will be held at the Kentwood High School PAC on April 18, 2015 from 11:00-2:00PM with a reception afterwards. The family requests that any and all donations be given to the Northwest Kidney Center in honor of Michele Moore Spratley.

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