TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2010
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(Below) Bob Ansell stands inside the new Madrona Fire Station, at 273 N. West Camano Drive, after installing the stained glass artwork
by Jack Archibald and Marc Boutte
prior to the station’s dedication Saturday. (Left) The artists’ stained glass panels flank the entrance to Camano Island Fire and Rescue’s Station 4 (Madrona Fire Station).
‘Fully Involved’ installed at ďŹ re department headquarters Jack Archibald and Marc Boutte donated glasswork for an art installation at the new Madrona Fire Station 4. The art was installed by the two artists and Bob Ansell, who donated installation time. “We put two panels in the entryway and one in the public meeting room,â€? Archibald said. Titled “Fully
Involved,� the installation features Boutte’s rondels, surrounded by some iridescent dichroic glass, “to give the headquarters some snap and pop.� Victor Loverro’s black and white photographs of local firefighters will inaugurate a rotating art collection in the station’s public meeting room, a
project of the Southend Cultural Oxymorons, Archibald said. “The goal of the project is to bring some excitement and color to the entryway of the headquarters.� Later this fall the two Camano glass artists will be donating another installation at the new Mabana Fire Station.
Domestic violence and court order violations
Island County Sheriff’s and go to a friend’s house. stopped a black 2006 Chrys- with a vehicle. Damage was deputies on Camano Island v A 52-year-old woman ler 300 near the intersection estimated at $3,000. responded to the following reported that their 17-year- of E. Cross Island Road and recently: old daughter’s boyfriend N. East Camano Drive. A was violating a no-contact check of the 40-year-old fev On Sept. 8, a 40-year- order that prohibited him male driver’s license showed old woman reported that her from contacting them or their it was suspended. She said boyfriend had just assaulted daughter via any means, in- she had paid her tickets and her. Deputies responded cluding text messages and thought the suspension had to the Ell Road residence, e-mails. The daughter ap- been lifted. She was cited where the woman, who peared to be complicating in connection with driving showed signs of intoxica- issues by also contacting with license suspended. Her tion, greeted them. She told the boyfriend. He denied husband drove her to work. various versions of her story, any contact with the girl. v A 48-year-old woman which were inconsistent and When presented with phone reported that her debit acunclear. The boyfriend, so- records listing the violating count had been fraudulently ber, denied having assaulted calls and messages, he said charged $634 on Sept. 11. the woman. He agreed to that one of his friends must v On Sept. 7, a 55-yearleave the residence for the have been using his phone. old man reported that he had night, and took his 2-year- The daughter said she had returned to his Edgewater old daughter with him. feelings for the boyfriend, Drive home to ďŹ nd his gav A 44-year-old woman and hadn’t wanted the court rage door damaged. The reported domestic violence order in the ďŹ rst place. She bottom panels where bashed on Sept 10. Deputies arrived said she didn’t want him to in and the door was off its to ďŹ nd the husband in the get in trouble. track. It appeared that someyard, with the couple’s two v On Sept. 11, a deputy one had possibly hit the door children playing nearby. The wife appeared intoxicated and, based on her probation for DUI, submitted to a breath test. Her blood-alcohol content registered .143. – Enthusiastic & Energetic She said her husband had pushed her down. The hus– Exceptionally Conscientious band denied this. He said ?Vc BVi]Zg – Especially Fun to Work With he was trying to take the kids and leave for a while, BVcV\^c\ 7gd`Zg Every day in September, we’re drawing 40 winners for fresh-baked apple pies because his wife was intoxi- (+%"*%,")&(( _VcbVi]Zg5l^cYZgbZgZ#Xdb cated, and that she tripped from our local Village Restaurant. Each drawing, one winner will spin the wheel chasing after them. Deputies allowed the husband to leave for a chance to win up to 5X the Totem Club points for all of that hour’s pie the house, with the children, L^cYZgbZgZ GZVa :hiViZ$8>G
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