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You wouldn’t know it by talking with him, but John Olson, a custodian at Shadow Lake Elementary, was recently named one of King County’s 2015 Earth Heroes at School.

Instead of talking about his own ways of helping the school and students stay sustainable, he boasts about his colleagues and the collective effort made by all of them to teach the kids about recycling and composting.

Principal Chris Everett echoed those observations and said Olson is a big part of the community at Shadow Lake that helps keep it green.

“He’s kind of a quiet soul,” she said. “He’s humble and very much just a team player.”

Everett said she sees Olson help kids sort their own recycling, compost and trash during breakfast and lunch.

Olson also works with other staff to teach kids why composting and recycling is important.

Olson said teaching sustainability is important. Nothing matters if we don’t have our earth, he said.

He explained the knowledge of

Emily Mozzone, a senior at Tahoma High School, is an aspiring graphic designer.

In her young career, she already has at least one recognition to put on her resume. She recently won the US Composting Council’s international poster design contest.

The contest is an annual event that occurs around International Compost Awareness Week, which was May 3-9 this year.

“Be Loyal To Your Soil” was the theme for this year’s contest.

Her graphic design teacher, Mozzone said, encouraged her to enter the contest.

It seems like it was a perfect fit.

Mozzone is not only interested in graphic design, she also has an interest in sustainability.

She is in Tahoma’s National Honor Society and as part of that group she helps clean up the school campus by encouraging her peers to recycle.

Her and her family also grow a fruit and vegetable garden in the summer.

In addition to her design being chosen to be put on T-shirts and posters for the compost week,

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Lauren Hathaway, 10, and her dad, Donald, from Duvall, spent time at her great grandfather’s (and his grandfather’s) grave, Stanley Pike, a Merchant Marine who served during World War II. Scott Powers and his children, Alexa, 7, and Kai, 9, bring flowers to a family grave. The Memorial Day program at Tahoma National Cemetery commemorated the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War. More photos on page 10. DENNIS BOX, The Reporter

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According to Logan Harris, Public Affairs Manager for the King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks, the redevelopment of the property has been in the works for more than four years. from the King County Parks, Harris wrote in an email the Ravensdale Park that the King County Foundation and the city Parks’ Community of Maple Valley.

MAPLE Partnerships and Grants In addition to the two VALLEY Program and the city new fields, Ravensdale of Maple Valley both Park includes a synthetic provided $2 million to this infield for the baseball field, a synthetic soccer field, an indoor project.

He added, the Ravensdale baseball training facility along with restrooms, a parking lot, Park Foundation provided an maintenance building and a additional $1 million along with community meadow. other services and resources.

Ravensdale Park completed after years of redevelopment

BY SARAH WEHMANN Reporter

After years of work on the Ravensdale Park, the completion was celebrated with a ribbon cutting on May 21.

The final two, lit multi-sport synthetic fields were unveiled to the public at the gathering.

Present at the ceremony were a number of residents and baseball teams along with people

King County Councilman Reagan Dunn along with the help of two kids cut the ribbon at Ravensdale Park celebrating the completion of two new fields.

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www.covingtonreporter.com • www.maplevalleyreporter.com [ EARTH from page 1] math, reading, and science kids receive in school won’t matter if there isn’t a place for them to use it.

That message resonates throughout the school.

Outside of the cafeteria, a wall of student art is on display. The art depicts ways for students to get involved in different aspects of sustainability at their school.

It serves as a reminder to students to take pride in their environment and to keep the school green.

As a custodian, Olson also keeps the school green by only using cleaning products that are Green Certified, he said.

Stricter controls on power use also enable to school to reduce wasted electricity and to operate more cost-efficiently.

But Olson’s true passion lies with the three bins in the lunchroom; the ones labeled for compost, recycling, and trash.

His Earth Hero at School award was in the category of food waste, in which six

other school staff members across King County were also honored. Earth Heroes are described as people and groups who “inspire and educate others by showing how simple, everyday conservation actions can contribute to a healthier planet.” They were presented with their awards at a ceremony May 5 in Renton.

Olson was the only custodian who was honored. The rest included students, clubs, a parent, teachers, entire schools and a school district.

Olson’s story has come full circle. He attended Shadow Lake Elementary in the 1960s.

He then graduated from Tahoma High School in the ‘70s, and started working in the school system for over half a decade with both Tahoma and the Renton School District. After that, he switched gears and worked in the private sector for 20 years.

After semi-retiring, he went back to work for Tahoma in the early 2000s and has been at Shadow Lake for two years.

“I started at Shadow Lake and now I guess I’m going to finish here,” Olson said.

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Mozzone also received a $2,500 “Seeds for Scholars” scholarship from Cedar Grove.

Cedar Grove established the region’s first commercial composting facility in Maple Valley. A press release from Cedar Grove stated, “How to compost” was the number one how-to search in the Puget Sound region on Google.

Mozzone’s interest in sustainability started in sixth grade when she was learning about global warming, she said.

“There’s a lot of nature around us,” she said in a phone interview. “I think it’s

important for us to keep it healthy and the natural forest sustainable.”

Mozzone will head to Seattle University next year after she graduates from Tahoma. She said she hopes to get a degree in graphic design and work in a way that benefits her community in both her career and free time.

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Mount Rainier, avatar of beauty and destruction

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KENT INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND The seventh Annual Kent International Festival will begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, May 30 at the ShoWare Center.

The event is free with free parking at ShoWare Center and across the street at the Regional Justice Center. The schedule of events can be found at kentinternationalfestival.com.

UNINCORPORATED AREA COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 1 The Greater Maple Valley Unincorporated Area Council next monthly meeting is from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, June 1, at the Maple Valley Fire Station on the southeast corner of the intersection of Southeast 231st Street and state Route 169 across from the sheriff ’s precinct.

Members of the public are invited to attend and can address the area council on any local issue during an open comment period at the start of each meeting.

For information on the area council see: www.greatermaplevalleyareacouncil.org.

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BY RAY STILL

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It only took seconds to bring about one of Washington’s largest ecological disaster and the world’s largest recorded landslide.

On May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens’ summit washed out in an enormous landslide, causing a large explosion that threw volcanic rock, ash and gas into the air.

Magma poured out of the volcano’s depths and was soon joined by avalanches of hot ash, pumice and volcanic gas, forming a pyroclastic flow that spread at speeds up to 80 miles per hour down the mountain.

More dangerous still were the lahars, melted glacier water mixed with mud and rocks. The largest lahar traveled down from the volcano into the Cowlitz River, reaching its largest size 50 miles downstream from where it started, bringing indiscriminate destruction to everything in its way.

An estimated 520 million tons of ash choked the sky, bringing darkness to towns and cities more than 250 miles away from the volcano.

Although the eruption happened 35 years ago last week, Mount St. Helens remains high on the United States Geological Survey’s potential threat list.

However, eyes have turned to Pierce and South King County’s beautiful backdrop, Mount Rainier, which has taken its place as Washington’s, and even the nation’s, most dangerous volcano.

MOUNT RAINIER AND OTHER CASCADE VOLCANOES “Each of the Cascade volcanoes have a little different personality,” said Carolyn Driedger, hydrologist and outreach coordinator with the United States Geological Survey (USGS). “Mount St. Helens is one of the most explosive volcanoes in the Cascade range.”

In short, Mount St. Helens has the ability to blast magma apart into billions of tiny pieces and make a big ash plume, Driedger said.

Mount St. Helens’ ash plume covered 22,000 square miles of terrain in the U.S., and parts of the plume traveled around the world in just three days, ac-

Volunteer and job skills fair for teens The Teen Volunteer & Job Skills Fair will be from 1 to 3 p.m., Saturday at the Covington Library. The event is free and is open to young people who want to learn about volunteer opportunities available locally as well as improve their job skills through education.

tips for job searching, resumes and interviewing by attending two free informational workshops. “Find the Job: Teen Resume and Job Search Workshop” starts at 1 p.m. and “Get the Job: Teen Interviewing Skills Workshop” follows at 2 p.m. at the Covington Library.

Teens who are looking for ways to help their community or need community service hours can meet with representatives from local nonprofit organizations that help children, animals, the environment and more.

Representatives from the Lake Wilderness Arboretum will be there to answer questions about volunteer opportunities.

Find out more about this event by contacting Ellen Paben, teen services librarian at the Covington and Black Diamond librarys at enpaben@ kcls.org. Register to receive email reminders for this event.

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cording to the USGS. “The other volcanoes are not as explosive. Mount Rainier is one of those volcanoes,” Driedger said.

“It has less explosions of volcanic ash into the atmosphere and slightly more fluid, gas-rich magma, which means it flows out of the volcano as a lava flow as opposed to being blasted into the atmosphere.”

Less explosions and ash sound like a blessing, but Mount Rainier is deceptively dangerous because of the massive amounts of snow and ice on the volcano.

“We used ice radar on various volcanoes, and we found that Mount Rainier contains as much glacier ice and snow that remains from year to year as all the other Cascade volcanoes combined,” said Driedger.

“It’s about an equal amount.”

That means the snow and ice on Mount Rainier is about equal to all the snow on Mount Baker, Glacier Peak, Mount St. Helen, Mount Adams, Mount Hood, Mount Shasta and Mount Jefferson combined.

For the most part, Driedger explained, this is an excellent thing for the

people living near the volcano. We use the water as a natural resource and for electricity, and small snow melts help the ecosystem, especially salmon, stay fresh, she said.

But when Mount Rainier erupts, the snow and ice that bring fortune to the valleys below will suddenly bring destruction.

“While Mount Rainier is much less explosive, there is potential for melting of ice and making lahars, these volcanic mud flows that travel down the valleys at great distances from the volcano,” said Driedger.

WHAT IS A LAHAR? “It’s a slurry of boulders and mud and water and trees and whatever else gets in the way,” Driedger described. “It looks like fresh-flowing concrete.”

While the speed of a lahar is determined by the debris it picks up, the slope of the mountain and how confined it is in a valley, Driedger said, it is not uncommon for lahars to reach 20, 30 or even 40 miles per hour.

According to the USGS, the lahar from the 1980 Mount St. Helens’ erup-

tion damaged or destroyed 27 bridges and nearly 200 homes. It also reduced the channel depth of the Columbia River from 40 feet to 14 feet (stranding 31 ships along the way) and reduced the carrying capacity of the Cowlitz River at flood stage at Castle Rock from 76,000 cubic feet of water per second to less than 15,000 cubic feet of water per second.

A HISTORY OF LAHARS While the USGS describes Mount Rainier currently being at rest between eruptions, there is a recorded history of both game changing eruptioncaused lahars and noneruption-caused lahars in the nearby valleys.

One of the largest lahars happened when the volcano erupted almost six millennia ago.

“5,600 years ago, we had a massive landslide and lahar on Mount Rainier,” said Driedger. “It was something similar that happened on Mount St. Helens, except no lateral blast.”

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Fifth annual Maple Valley Public hearing in Idol, Jr. competition Covington

The Maple Valley Creative Arts Council will hold the Maple Valley Idol, Jr. competition at 7 p.m., Friday, June 5 at the Tahoma Middle School theater.

The finalists are Addy Bakken, Amanda Ades, Annalise Wooster, Benicio Bryant, Cameran Larsen, Grace Lindell, Lexie Love, Lucia Wiseman-Flores, Natalie Nordell, Sophia Heinz, Summer Woods and Victoria Evans.

The finalists will perform before a panel of judges

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who will select the top three singers. The audience will be asked to judge their favorite from the finalists for the people’s choice award.

All four winners will receive cash awards, ride in the Maple Valley Days parade, perform at the Maple Valley Days Arts Festival and have opportunities to perform at other events throughout the year.

Local singer and voice teacher, Jessica Jumper, will be the evening’s emcee.

The Covington Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to the animal control regulations in the Covington Municipal Code at its regular planning commission meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 4, in the council chambers at Covington City Hall, 16720 SE 271st Street.

All persons desiring to comment may do so in writing to the planning commission clerk, 16720 SE 271st Street, Suite 100, or by appearing at the public hearing.

More information on the proposed changes can be found on the city’s website under the May 21 planning commission agenda packet.

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O D I D Y O U K N O W ? : The Civil War still ranks as No. 1 for the number of military deaths in battle and in theater . In the Civil War 498,332 died, in World War II 405,399, in World War I 116,516 and Vietnam 58,220.

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Editor’s note: The following is the address deliver by state Sen. Joe Fain at the Tahoma National Cemetery Memorial Day program.

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hank you for the invitation to be with you this afternoon. It’s an honor to share the stage with Mike Gregoire and thank both him and his wife, Gov. Gregoire, for their extraordinary service on behalf of the people of Washington State and of our nation.

I’ve had the opportunity to speak with many of you today and one thing stands out. Each of you have come for a different reason.

Some of you have had your lives changed forever by the loss of a spouse or a parent or child who you are honoring today. Some of you fought and bled and eventually came home from war and are here to remember a friend who didn’t.

Still others are drawn to this occasion and to others like it across our country, not because you wore a uniform or lost someone who had, but because you feel the same obligation to take this day of pause and remembrance, to hold it and them as sacred, and to pass that belief on to the next generation.

We take this day to put these soldiers front of mind, but the question we must ask ourselves now is: “How will we remember them, tomorrow?”

Collectively we ascribe some superhuman quality to the men and women who have died in service. Our popular culture and movies often portray soldiers with a clarity of mission, uncommon abilities and unimaginable resilience.

We all know that while there is actually much truth to these depictions, they often hide the greater truth about who these individuals were and what sparked their heroism.

No soldier takes to the field of battle to fight for themselves. Their heroism is fueled by commitment to an idea, and to the loved ones

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that this idea protects at home.

I was humbled when Carolyn McKinley invited me here to speak today. I asked her: What should I say? What should I share?

She said that I should recognize the anniversary of the war in Vietnam, and thank all those who served, those who died, and those at home who still feel a twinge of anxiety whenever the phone rings or the mail comes after months or years of not knowing what awful news might accompany those calls and letters.

She also said, no politics…

As obvious as this seemed at first, I now believe that there is no more appropriate time to talk about our political beliefs than on this day, and in this place.

Not the politics of the right versus the left or of Republicans and Democrats, but the common philosophy of freedom, of individual rights, of democracy and rule of law that we all share; and that we all from time-to-time, take for granted.

We do not need to look far overseas to see what our present might look like had we at some point in our history abandoned those common beliefs. Perhaps even this solemn occasion where we publicly gather as one nation

to celebrate and memorialize our fallen heroes would look quite different.

Instead it might have been replaced with small hidden vigils over the unmarked graves of peaceful protestors, of civil rights leaders, of government criticizers, of politicians and professors, of patriots and of everyday citizens.

Our values protect us in ways no weapon can.

My father is here today. After ROTC and several years active duty in the 1950’s he returned home to become what this nation asks of all it’s great young people, to become a teacher, and a coach, and a reservist, and a Rotarian, and a recruiter for Annapolis and a father.

How many that we celebrate today would have led similar lives of dedication and service had they only come home.

So how will we remember them tomorrow? For some it’ll be a forgotten face peering back from a faded picture in a frame on a shelf. Others it will be wrenching sorrow of a wound, fresh and unhealed.

How will we remember them tomorrow and justify their gift to us? By becoming that teacher, starting a business, by praying, volunteering, voting, speaking out against injustice, [ more FAIN page 6 ]

the deadline. They delayed sanctions to give lawmakers another year to write one.

Legislators are on track to provide the additional money required by McCleary to cover such things as materials, supplies, operating costs, buses and all-day kindergarten.

Now comes the hard part. They must unravel a half-century of legislative decisions on which the financing of public schools has built — illegally, it turns out.

Those decisions led districts to become too dependent on local tax levies to make up for the lack of state dollars to run schools and pay teachers. Fixing this isn’t as easy as passing a couple of laws and calling it good.

Consider the players involved and the dynamics of the political conversation.

There’s the Legislature. Its 147 members are hurtling toward a second special session due to disagreements over a new state budget, and now they’re under pressure to agree on a complete makeover of the rules for school financing and teacher salaries.

And there are the school districts. These are essentially 295 independently owned and operated enterprises. Each has different management teams, supported by different investors (taxpayers), and their workforce is mostly unionized.

Multiple approaches are getting floated as part of a potential grand bargain among lawmakers.

There’s an idea of a levy swap. This would raise the state’s property tax rate and lower districts’ property tax levies. This is envisioned as a dollar-for-dollar trade.

Another idea would create a capital-gains tax on Washington’s wealthiest 7,500 residents to generate a pot of money that could displace some of those local levy dollars.

Complicating matters is an absence of trust in lawmakers to deliver on pledges they make.

Not only are there doubts among the education establishment, many lawmakers worry about breaking promises and winding up in front of the Supreme Court again.

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Deadly demo shows students reality of car accidents

BY MARK KLAAS Editor

The students were actors, the scene a mock two-car traffic collision, the result of a street race gone terribly bad.

The victims? Two deceased teens, a passenger of one car, the driver of another. The witnesses?

Friends tossed into a traumatic event.

The cause? An 18-yearold boy driving impaired, someone who had been drinking at a post-graduation party.

It was a surreal simulation, a true-to-life reenactment tragically played out in an empty parking lot in front of a large teen audience at Kentridge High School May 22.

“It’s kinda scary. It’s scary for anybody, but these are my classmates,” said senior MacKenzie Carria. “It’s a real-life situation.”

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SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES • On May 15, a Child Protective Services report was made by a Jenkins Creek Elementary teacher about another teacher. The police report stated the teacher made the report because they thought the other teacher handled a student too rough.

• On May 18 officers responded to the report that unidentified suspects were possibly casing a house while a child was home alone. The police report stated that one suspect jumped the fence into the backyard. Once officers arrived, the suspects had left the scene were not located during an area check.

The program, the Gift of Life, is an annual presentation at local high schools designed to increase teenage awareness of the dangers of drinking and driving.

The Kent Fire Department Regional Fire Authority has presented the Gift of Life for more than 20 years, bringing it to high schools each spring to coincide with proms and graduations.

It also falls during what is known as the 100 Deadliest Days – a period between the Memorial and Labor Day weekends – when more teens die from vehicle crashes than at any other time of the year.

A person is killed in a drunken-driving car crash every 30 minutes in the U.S., Pat Ellis, chaplain for the Kent police and fire departments, told the crowd assembled on a grassy knoll.

And car accidents, Ellis told the crowd, is the No. 1 cause of death for teens today.

“Our message is very simple today,” Ellis told the crowd. “Before you make a choice to drive impaired by alcohol or drugs, before you decide to get into a vehicle (with someone) who has been drinking or drugging, or even sitting in a vehicle without wearing your seat belt, think of the consequences of those actions.”

The scene was graphic, emotional and real-like, with the Kent Police Department, King County Medic One, and Tri-Med Ambulance participating.

Firefighters performed an extrication of a victim and treatment of the injured. Kent Police conducted a field sobriety test and arrested the drunken driver.

A school assembly, with guest speakers discussing drinking and driving and the consequences of making poor decisions, followed the crash simulation.

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•On May 19 it was reported that wire was taken from three lights in the parking lot of the LA Fitness. The police report stated the stolen wire totals $10,000.

• A shoplifting suspect was booked into SCORE on May 20 after shoplifting items from Home Depot.

The suspect was also charged for being in possession of metal knuckles. The merchandise was located and returned to the store.

• On May 22 an unknown suspect entered the victim’s vehicle and took items from inside. The police report stated that the suspects unzipped the rear plastic window of the vehicle to gain access.

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• On May 22 officer responded to reports that an unknown suspect had pried off the locks to a storage shed and stole a lawn mower from inside. The police report stated that in order to take the mower, the suspect had to cut off the padlock securing the mower.

• On May 18 officers received information that a group of juvenile males have been hanging out on the Lake Wilderness Trail for criminal activities. The police report stated the males were fighting on the trail.

• On May 14 officers responded to reports that the suspect entered Walmart and selected items from the store and attempted to return them without a receipt.

• On May 19 at 11:25 p.m. a vehicle was pulled over because the driver was not wearing a seat belt. Officers learned that the driver’s license had been revoked.

The driver was cited and then released from the scene.

JUVENILE DISTURBANCE • On May 19 it was reported that a number of juveniles were reportedly bullying another and making threats toward them. The police report stated the incident occurred at a school bus stop.

NEIGHBOR DISPUTE • On May 19 officers responded to the report of neighbors disputing over a dog getting loose.

VEHICLE PROWLER •On May 22 officers responded to the report that the reporting party’s wife’s vehicle was prowled overnight. The reporting party told officers, in the morning he noticed the trunk and the rear passenger door were ajar. He said when he looked inside, he could see that the vehicle had been completely ransacked.

ASSAULT • On May 15 it was reported that a Kentwood male student pushed a female student into the lockers during an argument.

Student actors perform the aftermath of a deadly car collision May 22 as the Kent Fire Department arrive on the scene to treat the injured. Firefighters were able to remove and treat occupants while two were pronounced dead at the scene. MARK KLAAS, THE REPORTER

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[ RAINIER from page 3] known as the Mount Rainier National Park was completely covered by a landslide.

The landslide triggered a lahar, which crashed through Greenwater, the Mud Mountain Dam area and finally into the Enumclaw, Buckley, and even Bonney Lake, according to Driedger.

“The Osceola Mudflow, as we call it, was a game changer for the Enumclaw area.

When it reached the mountain front, it spread out and lost its force, and the water separated from the debris,” Driedger said.

“The debris was left behind to create the plain that Enumclaw and Buckley and parts of Bonney Lake exist today.”

Driedger explained the land used to be more hilly before the lahar.

“But now, you go out your door or look at your window and it’s as flat as a pancake,” she said. “You’re looking at the surface of the Osceola Mudflow.”

Driedger said this was a serious event for

the area, changing not just the topography but water drainage as well. She said the lahar completely rearranged the White River.

Unfortunately, the Osceola Mudflow was not an isolated event.

In the early 1500s, a massive lahar called the Electron Mudflow ripped its way through the Puyallup River Valley, according to Driedger. Unlike the Osceola Mudflow, the Electron Mudflow was most likely not caused by an eruption, Driedger said.

“There were multiple lahars from that time period,” Driedger said. “Some of the sands from those lahars went down to the port of Seattle.”

The lahar didn’t reach the Sound, but Driedger said that sediment is a lasting legacy.

“Sediment continues to move downstream, and can move downstream for decades, centuries, millennia,” she said.

“What we are seeing in the Port of Seattle, the sands, it’s runoff from what happened a long time after those lahars happened.”

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PRESENT DANGER While there is no time table for volcanic activity around Mount Rainier, Driedger said the USGS has been working to predict when a lahar could happen and which direction it would take.

Simply put, their best guess is west.

“Mount Rainier has an additional issue that it has been subjected to many reheatings through time,” Driedger said. “These reheatings means a lot of hot water mixed with sulfur gases in relatively acidic ground water in Mount Rainier. That hot acidic ground water cooks the rocks in some areas, not the entire volcano, but in an eastwest trending fracture zone.”

Driedger explained when the rocks are cooked over years and years, they become less stable and eventually transform into clay.

“It’s not a solid rock. Not a stable rock,” she said. “So there are some areas of the volcano that are weakened.”

Until the Osceola Mudflow, the USGS predicted this weakened rock structure stretched from the east side of the volcano to the west. However, the Osceola Mudflow took with it all the weakened clay rock from the east side when the lahar went down the volcano, effectively making the east side more stable.

“We do not expect another Osceola-sized mudflow in any way to come down the White River Valley,” Driedger said.

Even if there was a lahar to come down through the White River Valley, Driedger said, the Mud Mountain Dam will help protect Enumclaw and Buckley in part or in full. Although one of the original purposes of the dam was flood retention, it will hold back lahar mud and debris just as securely, she said.

While the East side of the volcano seems secure, the West side still holds many risks.

The clay-rock mixture that was removed on the East side of the volcano remains on the West side, right above the Puyallup and Carbon River Valleys.

Fortunately for Carbonado, Mount Rainier has little to no history of lahars coming down the Carbon River, said Driedger.

This means that the Puyallup River Valley, and ultimately the city of Orting, lies in the most probable path of a lahar.

“On the west side, not only do we have a lot of hydrothermally altered rock, we also have out greatest population base of any valley that is adjacent to Mount Rainier,” Driedger said. “We have the most people living in the Puyallup River Valley.”

According to Driedger, a large-scale lahar could reach Orting in as fast as 40 minutes.

If you look at the people immediately at risk from an eruption and lahar activity, Driedger said, Mount Rainier is the most dangerous volcano in the state, and even the nation.

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the awareness we have today,” Driedger said, explaining how the eruption taught scientists they needed to be more involved with the emergency management community when volcanic activity occurs.

“We really had to go out into the emergency management community, talk with emergency managers, helping make preparations and talk to the people who could make themselves more eruption-ready,” she said.

The USGS partnered with Pierce County to install the nation’s first automatic lahar detection system in the nation, according to Tom Sharp, Pierce County Alert and Warning Coordinator at the county’s Emergency Management Department.

Sharp helped install the system in 1998.

“The lahar detection system consists of sensors and equipment to pick up vibration of the movement of material,” Sharp said. “The big reason for the lahar detection system was to detect a non-eruptive lahar – really, an unheralded mudslide.”

Sharp said there are 10 total early detection stations, five in the Puyallup River Valley and five in the Carbon River Valley, where the USGS has predicted the most likely path for a lahar.

According to the USGS, the stations send their data to the Washington State Emergency Operations Center. In the event of a lahar, the center alerts local 24-hour emergency centers, including television and radio stations, but it will also send warnings to schools and hospitals.

“Pierce County has been the most proactive counties, in terms of lahars, in the nation,” Driedger said.

In terms of how individuals should prepare for lahar or eruption, Driedger said residents should remember the acronym LIP: learn, inquire, and plan.

For learning, Driedger said, residents should learn how their daily lives will be disrupted during a lahar. If they don’t know, or want to know more, she said residents should inquire with local public officials what the plan is during an emergency situation. Finally, there’s the planning.

“It’s not just having a first aid kit,” Driedger said. “Have a family emergency safety plan.”

Driedger said it is important for families to know how, where and when to meet up and stick together during an emergency.

Driedger also said it’s important to have a well-stocked emergency kit, which is slightly different from a general kit.

“There will be a little ash with the next eruption of Mount Rainier, so that means having your N95 dust mask,” she said.

“Put some of those in your emergency kit. They’re going to fly off the shelves once there is some activity on the mountain, so get them now.”

The USGS also recommends keeping a healthy supply of plastic and tape to seal homes from extreme ash fall and googles to protect eyes from debris.

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They give what Abraham Lincoln called “the last full measure of devotion” and will join those who we honor here today.

May God bless them and their memories, may he

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TAKING A SWING AT STATE The Kentwood girls tennis team went undefeated in league play this season with a 10-0 record.

The Conks only lost one match all season., ending with a 12-1 overall record.

Today, May 29, the Conks will send a doubles team to the 4A state tournament.

Audrey Snider and Katherine Araki will play their first match against a pairing from Skyline.

Results from the state tournament will be posted when available.

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The Tahoma boys and girls track and field teams swept the West Central District 4A meet led by three top-step performances from sophomore speedster Olivia Ribera.

The next stop for the Tahoma teams is the state meet that began Thursday and ends Saturday at Mount Tahoma High, 4634 South 74th St., Tacoma.

GIRLS TO STATE

The girls team won with a score of 90.5, outpacing second place Curtis by double digits at 73.

Ribera won the 100 meters in 12.23 seconds. She followed that with a win in the 200 meters in 24.62 and currently holds the top time in the state in the event.

Along with the victories in running events, Ribera won the long jump reaching 18 feet, 2.50 inches.

Alice Jensen won the 3,200 in 10:43.53.

Delaney Tiernan took second in the 800 at 2:15.95 and the 1,600 in 5:04.27.

100 meters Olivia Ribera 200 meters Olivia Ribera 800 meters Delaney Tiernan 1600 meters Delaney Tiernan Amanda Kiefer Alice Jensen 3200 meters Alice Jensen Amanda Kiefer Long jump Olivia Ribera Shot put Ginny Mehl

Discus Ginny Mehl Javelin Elizabeth Zosel

BOYS TO STATE The boys team posted a score of 84 over South Kitsap at 81 for second.

Graeme Schroeder ran second in the 800 in 1:54.41 and the 1,600 in 4:20.41.

The 1,600 relay team took second in 3:22.76. The runners were Schroeder, Jacob Contreras, Austin Brown and Jordan White.

Caleb Brown took second in the long jump at 23-01.50.

100 meters Jacob Contreras 200 meters Jacob Contreras 400 meters Austin Brown 800 meters Graeme Schroeder 1600 meters Graeme Schroeder Tristan Houser 3200 meters Keegan Fitzpatrick 110 hurdles Caleb Brown 400 relay Austin Brown, Jacob Contreras, Jerrel Chapman, Caleb Brown, Billy Woodcock, Jordan White 1600 relay Graeme Schroeder, Jacob Contreras, Austin Brown, Jordan White, Andrew Klair, Tristan Houser Long Jump Caleb Brown Shot put Deszmon Humphries Discus Deszmon Humphries

Bears punch state ticket

BY SARAH WEHMANN Reporter

The Tahoma Bears fastpitch team moved on to the state tournament after taking

the No. 3 seed following the 4A district tournament Saturday.

Kentwood, Kentlake and Tahoma opened the first

Kentlake’s Avalyne Peters, top, qualified for state in the high jump at the West Central District’s 4A track and field meet Saturday. MARK KLASS, THE REPORTER Long jump Brandon Stribling Long Jump Brandon Stribling

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GIRLS AT STATE

The Kentwood boys team scored 37 points to tie for sixth with Bellarmine Prep. The girls posted 31 for ninth.

On the boys side Brandon Stribling won the long jump reaching 23-09.50.

The 1,600 relay team ran second with a time of 42.13.

BOYS TO STATE 100 meters Bailey Paladin Brandon Stribling 200 meters Bailey Paladin 300 hurdles Joe Ziller 400 relay Connor Benson, Brandon Stribling, Kaleb Swai, Bailey Paladin, Isaiah Williams, Reese Paladin

round of the 4A districts tournament Friday at the Kent Service Club Ballfields.

Kentwood and Tahoma played each other in the first round and Tahoma won 10-1.

After beating Kentwood, the Bears moved on to face

400 meters Amari Leander 400 relay Malea Munoz, Amari Leander, Zaria Jones, Bebe Thomas, Hailey Suit, Ayanna Hollis 1600 relay Malea Munoz, Catryce Thompson, Lindsay Tyler, Amari Leander, Emma McMeen, Ayanna Hollis Long jump Brittany Woke Triple jump Brittany Woke

Kentlake

The Kentlake girls team was 16th with 16 points.

Lizzy Reichlinger won the pole vault clearing 11 feet.

Avalyne Peters will join her at state competing in the high jump.

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The Bears won 4-3 and advanced to the district semifinals.

Tahoma lost 7-2 to Bethel in the semis.

The Bears played a state seeding game Saturday against Yelm.

Tahoma won 7-3 for third place.

The 4A state tournament begins today, Friday, in Spokane.

The Bears are scheduled to face the Chiefs from Moses Lake. [ more STATE page 11 ]

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The end of May is a good time to add herbs to the landscape and enjoy these fragrant, tasteful and useful plants as part of a low-water use landscape or edible garden. Local garden writer Sue Goetz has written a book, “The Herb Lover’s Spa Book” that highlights some of the best herbs to use in relaxing scrubs, facial rinses, bath water soaks and to create a garden sanctuary. This richly-photographed book includes easy recipes for making a scalp tingle mint shampoo, an on-the-go face scrub with rose petals, lavender and calendula and many more herbal delights.

Many of the most popular herbs like lavender, oregano and thyme are originally from Mediterranean countries with long, hot summers. This makes them great landscaping plants for rocky soil and sunny areas you don’t want to water. One of the best things about growing lavender is that it will look its best if you never water it at all. Rainfall alone is enough to keep lavender producing blooms and fragrant foliage in Western Washington.

Here are the most asked herb-growing questions: Are there any herbs I can grow in the shade?

Yes! Ignore the sun-loving basil

and thyme and if you have partial shade enjoy parsley, fennel, lemon balm and sweet cicely. In full shade I can think of only two herbs that will thrive: many of the mints, including my personal favorite Chocolate Mint, and the woodland groundcover sweet woodruff.

Can all herbs be dried and used in the winter?

You can hang any herb plant upside down and dry the foliage but some retain their flavor and scent better than others. Use parsley, chives and coriander fresh when cooking as, once dried, these herbs lose their flavor. Many of the other common herbs like basil, oregano, thyme, rosemary, sage and tarragon are easy to grow in a sunny spot and simple to dry and enjoy all winter. Harvest just before the plant begins to bloom for the most flavor. Midmorning – after the dew has dried but before the sun is hot – is the perfect time to cut the tops off your herb plants and either place them in a food dehydrator or hang them from a line in a dark, dry and warm attic. Old window screens are great for drying herbs as well. Just lay the cut herbs on top of the window screens in a warm, dry spot and make sure the area has good air circulation. Strip the dried leaves from the plants when they are very dry to the touch and store in air-tight bottles. You’ll be on your way to cooking gourmet.

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How to reduce loitering at your business This information is provided by the Maple Valley Police Department.

If loitering is a big problem at your business, consider the following solutions: Post “No Trespassing” or “Business Hours” signs on your property so there is no question about your intentions.

Keep the exterior well lit. The entire front of the business, including the parking lot, should be well lit at night. Install bright motion-sensor lights if the loitering is happening during the evening and nighttime.

When you install them, point them in the direction of where the loiterers typically hang out. When they realize you’ve installed motion sensor lights, they’re likely to find another place to hang out.

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it too early but even when I wait until June and grow my basil in a hot and sunny spot the plants seem to stop producing flavorful leaves by mid-summer. I do love fresh basil. Please help. J.H., Tacoma Basil can be a challenge to grow in Western Washington if you don’t meet the very specific needs of this delectable herb. There are many types of basil but they all demand warm soil and warm nights so don’t leave them outdoors if the night temps will fall below 50 degrees.

Basil also needs good air circulation in our climate to prevent the dreaded basil wilt disease. One of the most important tips is to pinch off all basil flowers as soon as the buds form.

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ask loiterers to leave; this is your right as a business owner. If they become belligerent, you have every right to call the police. Another reason you would be justified in getting police involved is if the loiterers are obstructing passage along the sidewalk in front of your business, or if they are attempting to control any area of your property.

Assign an employee to check outside. This should be done throughout pre-scheduled times during business hours and it is not a loss in productivity; by doing this, you are actually increasing your profitability by making your business an appealing place to support.

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The Conks’ season ended with a 1-0 loss.

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The Tahoma Bears soccer team won its first game of Kentlake faced off against regionals 1-0 over Camas on Wednesday, May 20.

Bethel first and lost 13-3.

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Tahoma, Kentwood The loss ended the played Federal Way Bears run at the 4A and won 7-6. state title.

On Saturday, Kentwood If the Bears had adplayed Todd Beamer. vanced to the semifinals, The Conks’ season ended it would have been its with a 10-0 loss to the first time since 1996.

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BASEBALL The Kentwood Conks baseball team won its first game at the regional round of state 17-6 over Union Saturday at Heidelberg Park in Tacoma.

With the win, the Conks advanced to the final game of the regional round.

Kentwood faced Gig Harbor but wasn’t able to

Golf

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TAHOMA The Bears team on the boys side includes Luke Taylor, Colt Sherrell andParker Kneadler.

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KENTLAKE The falcons have two boys working the greens at state. – Jack Roth, Jordan Mullikin.

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This project is part of the WSDOT City Safety Program that is focused on intersection safety. The project provides for safety improvements to nine locations throughout the City. The improvements include channelization, improving sight distance, signing upgrades, sidewalks and ADA access points. The intersections are SE 272nd Street/168th Place SE, 168th Place SE/169th Place SE, SE Wax Road/180th Avenue SE, SE 270th Place/174th Avenue SE, SE 256th Street/180th Avenue SE, SE 267th Street/192nd Avenue SE, SE 261st Street/180th Avenue SE, SE 268th Street/164th Avenue SE and SE 256th Street/170th Avenue SE. The Work shall be physically complete within 30 working days after the commencement date stated in the Notice to Proceed. All bidding and construction is to be performed in compliance with the Contract Provisions and Contract Plans for this project and any addenda issued thereto that are on file at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Covington, Washington.

The Proposals will be publicly opened and read aloud shortly after the time and date stated above. Proposals are to be submitted only on the form provided with the Contract Provisions. All Proposals must be accompanied by a certified check, cashier’s check, money order, or bid bond payable to the “City of Covington” and in an amount of not

The City of Covington in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252, 42 USC 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Department of Transportation, Subtitle A, Office of the Secretary, Part 21, Nondiscrimination in Federally-Assisted Programs of the Department of Transportation issued pursuant to such Act, hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively ensure that in any contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement, disadvantaged business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR Part 26 will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, national origin, or sex in consideration for an award.

Contract Provisions and Contract Plans may be examined at the office of the City of Covington, local plan centers in the project area, or the office of the Project Engineer, Gray & Osborne, Inc. Licensed Contractors and Material Suppliers may obtain a copy of the Contract Provisions and Contract Plans, free of charge, in electronic format (PDF on compact disk(s)) along with registration as a planholder only at the Seattle office of the Project Engineer, Gray & Osborne, Inc., 701 Dexter Avenue North, Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98109, (206) 2840860. Request for Contract Provisions and Plans may be faxed ((206) 283-3206) or emailed (grayosborne@g-o.com). Request must include company name, physical address, phone and fax numbers, and email address. Registration as a planholder is required to obtain Contract Addenda. Contract questions shall be directed only to the office of the Project Engineer.

Financing of the Project has been provided by City of Covington, Washington and a federal grant administered by the Washington State Department of Transportation. The City of Covington expressly reserves the right to reject any or all Proposals and to waive minor irregularities or informalities and to Award the Project to the lowest responsive, responsible bidder as it best serves the interests of the City.

This project includes a 13 percent mandatory DBE goal.

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12,649

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11,447

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190mo.

4â&#x20AC;? Concrete floor with fibermesh reinforcement and zip-strip crack-control, (2) 10â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 7â&#x20AC;&#x2122; raised panel steel overhead doors, 3â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 6â&#x20AC;&#x2122;8â&#x20AC;? PermaBilt door with self-closing hinges and stainless steel lockset, 10â&#x20AC;&#x2122; continuous flow ridge vent.

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12,927

$

11,699

$

$

168mo.

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(2) 10â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 12â&#x20AC;&#x2122; PermaStalls with split opening wood Dutch doors, 3â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 6â&#x20AC;&#x2122;8â&#x20AC;? PermaBilt door with self-closing hinges and stainless steel lockset, 4â&#x20AC;&#x2122; x 3â&#x20AC;&#x2122; double glazed cross-hatch vinyl window with screen, 2â&#x20AC;&#x2122; poly eavelight, 18â&#x20AC;&#x2122; eave and gable overhangs, 10â&#x20AC;&#x2122; continuous flow ridge vent.

110mo.

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