Three Feared Dead After Winlock Blaze HOUSE FIRE: Home in 800 Block of House Early This Morning

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$1 Mid-Week Edition Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Three Feared Dead After Winlock Blaze HOUSE FIRE: Home in 800 Block of house early this morning. Fire officials say a woman and two girls Norteast First Street Destroyed; are believed to have died in the fire that Three Others Escape broke out in a two-story home in the 800 block of Northeast First Street sometime By Christopher Brewer and Kaylee Osowski after 2 a.m. Three others — a man and two The Chronicle boys — had escaped from the blaze, according to an early morning press release A woman and two children are feared dead after a blaze tore through a Winlock please see BLAZE, page Main 12 Relief The Snow Goes On for Local Despite Lack of Precipitation, White Pass Carnival to Continue Companies After Port Dispute Concludes WAITING: Contract Reached Between Longshoremen and Maritime Association, But the Backlog Still Has Yet to Clear By Christopher Brewer [email protected] Now that an agreement has been reached between the longshoremen’s union and maritime association in a months-long showdown, local companies impacted by the situation welcome the news but realize that it still may be some time before any sort of normalcy resumes. The labor dispute between the International Longshore and Ware- house Union and the Pacific Mari- Pete Caster / [email protected] time Association had far-reaching Greg Parcher, of Vancouver, right, tosses a large handful of snow on to Steve Smith, center, who is packing down snow inside one of the elements used to effects, so much so that the White build the large snow castle for the White Pass' Winter Carnival on Wednesday afternoon at the ski resort. House sent Labor Secretary Thomas Perez to personally intervene. An announcement came Friday night that a By Dameon Pesanti deal had been reached. [email protected] Two companies with local opera- Winter hasn’t been kind to ski areas in the tions, Northwest Hardwoods and Na- Pacific Northwest, and while that might have tional Frozen Foods, had previously put a damper on the spirits of snowsports spoken to The Chronicle about the enthusiasts, it hasn’t stopped White Pass Ski impacts their operations encountered Area from its annual celebration on the slopes. in the face of the shutdown. Leader- White Pass General Manager Kevin Mc- ship of both companies spoke to The Carthy said the snow is really good in the Chronicle Tuesday and said they were higher elevations, but it’s been thin at the base. excited about the development; how- He said crews have been making snow at every ever, in the short term it doesn’t mean opportunity they could, but weekend crowds much yet as cargo that piled up for are about half of what the ski area is used to. months remains backlogged. “We’re definitely overdelivering on our “We’re at the mercy of being able product,” he said. “But the Northwest skiers, Alba, a 4-year-old German shepherd, bites at snow thrown by its owner, to get the trucks and containers onto they want fresh snow.” Don Schut, of Yakima, as veteran snow castle builder Dave Ruby, left, digs the ships,” Brian Narramore, vice out snow from the base of the structure on Wednesday at White Pass. please see SNOW, page Main 12 please see DISPUTE, page Main 12

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Community Editor’s Best Bet Chehalis Wedding Show Coming to The Loft Calendar Future brides and grooms dors who are involved in wed- who are planning a wedding ding preparations. Thursday, Feb. 26 may be able to get some valu- Miss Lewis County contes- WHAT’S HAPPENING? able tips at Friday and Saturday’s tants will model dresses 2-4 p.m. “Let’s Grow a Garden,” 10-11:30 a.m., 4162 Jack- Chehalis Wedding Show. Saturday. Live models will also be son Highway, free, (360) 262-0525 If you have an event you would like A “Sneak Peek Party” will be at The Loft, showing tuxedos and included in the Community Calendar, 4-8 p.m. Friday, and the show dresses throughout the event. please email your information to Public Agencies will be 10 a.m-6 p.m Saturday. Miss Lewis County 2014 [email protected]. Include a Both will be at The Loft in Che- Jodee Hickman and Mrs. Lewis Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging, daytime telephone number where you Council of Governments, meeting canceled, (360) can be reached. halis, 547 NW Pacific Ave. Ad- County Stacey Stoney will be in 664-3162, ext. 112, (888) 545-0910, ext. 112, or email There is no charge for these listings. mission is $5. attendance at the “Sneak Peek.” [email protected] For questions about calendar items, Formerly known as the Che- For more information on the call Doug Blosser at The Chronicle, halis Bridal Show, this event is show, visit www.chehaliswed- Libraries (360) 807-8238. expected to host about 30 ven- dingshow.com. Book Babies, for babies birth-24 months, 10 a.m., Chehalis Preschool Story Time, for children 3-6 years, Mother Goose Play Group, for children, 10:30 is coming to Morton’s Roxy Theater on Admission is $8 per person, $7 for a.m., Centralia 10 a.m., Chehalis Family Story Time, for children, 10:30 a.m., Saturday. members and $20 per family (three to Winlock The event is a celebration of the musi- four persons). Organizations Family Movie Matinee, for children, “Happy cal-theatre songwriting of Stephen Sond- Holley’s Place Frozen Yogurt and the Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Bucoda Feet,” 2 p.m., Centralia heim through the voices of Erin Bake, new Fox Theatre concession stand supply Odd Fellows Community Center, 101 E. Seventh St., Bob McKenzie-Sullivan, Joseph Brassey, movie snacks, including popcorn, nachos, second floor, Bucoda, (360) 736-6717 Organizations Catherine Brassey, Alan Newman, Paul hot dogs, pretzels, drinks and more. Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, 7:30 p.m., Bu- Brassey and Fiona Thornton, accompa- Sponsor of this screening is TwinStar Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand Ave., Centralia, Credit Union. (360) 485-2852 coda Odd Fellows Community Center, 101 E. Sev- nied by Nancy Dillard and directed by For more information, call the Fox Lewis County Republican Club, lunch served at enth St., second floor, Bucoda, (360) 736-6717 Paul Brassey. noon, Woodland Estates, Chehalis, (360) 740-9868 The performance is at 7 p.m. Admis- Theatre at (360) 623-1103. All proceeds S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst Park, Kitch- Support Groups sion price is $12, with open seating. To benefit the restoration of the theater. en 1, Centralia, (360) 388-0450 or (360) 736-4163 purchase tickets visit www.mortonroxy. Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, 1993 S Market H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Heritage org. Blvd, Chehalis, (360) 520-0772 Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Sussex Ave. E., Teni- Dinner, Auction to Raise no, (360) 480-0592, [email protected] Lewis County Democrats, Ramblin Jack’s Rib Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., large group Money for Wheelchair Eye, exit 72, Interstate 5, 5 p.m. no-host dinner, 6 Historian to Speak About 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., Grace Foursquare p.m. meeting, (360) 978-5190 A benefit dinner and auction for Church, 3030 Borst Ave., Centralia, (360) 736-0778, Washington Railroads www.gracefoursquarechurch.com Brandin Spare will be held at 4 p.m. Sat- Support Groups Russell Holter, historian for the Wash- urday at the Fords Prairie Grange, 2640 ington State Department of Archaeology W. Reynolds Ave., Centralia. “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the loss of a Saturday, Feb. 28 and Historic Preservation, will tell the Spare, 17, was involved in a one-car loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Morton Community Methodist Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) story of railroads in Washington 2-3:30 rollover accident on Reynolds Avenue, 330-2640 Winter Carnival Coming p.m. Saturday at the Centralia Timber- leaving him paralyzed from the waist Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Im- land Library. down. The purpose of the event is to raise manuel Lutheran Church, 1209 N. Scheuber Road, to White Pass Ski Area Holter has spoken and written exten- money for an electric outdoor wheelchair Centralia, (360) 736-9268 Snow has not been plentiful this year, sively on the impact of railroads in this for Spare. Us Too Southwest Washington Prostate Cancer but it will not stop the White Pass Ski region. He credits the coming of the rails A spaghetti dinner is $10 per plate for Support Group, 7-8 p.m., Mother Joseph Room, with bringing many people to the region those age 11 and up; 10 and under it is $5. Providence Centralia Hospital, (360) 388-6271 Area from staging its 29th annual Winter Carnival Saturday and Sunday. who helped shape the future of Washing- Starting at 5:30 p.m., there will be a Featured at the festival will be ski ton state. live auction. Among the items up for auc- Friday, Feb. 27 and snowboard events, live music, a Holter is the author of “Rails to Para- tion are four tickets to a Mariners game, poker run, fireworks and more in the dise,” an acclaimed historical account a three-day, two-night stay at Great Wolf Oregon Trail music and dancing, open mic with base area. This year’s theme will be an of the Tacoma Eastern Railroad, and Lodge and 4½ cords of delivered firewood. Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., Cowlitz Prairie Grange, homage to Dr. Seuss; costumes are en- the soon to be released book “The Fatal Those who wish to donate items for (360) 864-2023 the auction may call Deanne Scherer, Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities Senior Cen- couraged. Base area events are free and Fourth.” ter, (360) 748-0061 open to the public. All programs at Timberland libraries (360) 736-0463 or (360) 508-8228, or Jeff Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Band, 7-9:30 The two-day Ski 4 Kids event is a ski/ are free and open to the public. Scherer, (360) 508-8227. p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 snowboard fundraiser for Children’s The Centralia Timberland Library is Items being sought for the auction “The Delicious Revenge of Princess Ruby Slip- Miracle Network. On Saturday, partici- located at 110 Silver Street. For informa- include sports memorabilia, themed gift pers,” 7 p.m., Evergreen Playhouse, 226 W. Center pants will train in gates and on Sunday tion, contact the library at (360) 736-0183 baskets, concert tickets and gift certifi- St., Centralia, $10, brownpapertickets.com they will have the opportunity to take or visit www.TRL.org. cates. Roeman & The Whereabouts, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., on the race course. Kids must be chairlift Cash donations also are being accept- Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, 21 and up, riders to participate. It is appropriate for ed. Checks or money orders may be made (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 to Reliable Enterprises and mailed to: Hands-On Water Bath Canning, 6 p.m., Fort ages 5-12. Cost is $135. For more infor- ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ Borst Park Kitchen 2, Centralia, sponsored by WSU mation email: [email protected]. Reliable Enterprises, c/o Deanne Scherer, Lewis County 4-H Food Resource Leaders, $25, Coming to Fox Theatre 21903 Zenkner Valley Road, Centralia, (360) 740-1212, http://lewis.wsu.edu WA 98531. Performance to Feature Historic Fox Theatre Restorations For more information, call one the will show “Raiders of the Lost Ark” at 2 the telephone numbers listed above. Libraries Sondheim Music and 7 p.m. Saturday at the Fox Theatre in Family Story Time, for all ages, 10 a.m., Salkum “The Songs of Sondheim in Concert” downtown Centralia. please see CALENDAR, page Main 12 The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Feb. 26, 2015 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 51.99 65.0 -0.03 100s H Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 74.31 85.0 -0.01 80s Cowlitz at Packwood 70s 2.72 10.5 0.00 60s Cowlitz at Randle 50s 40s L Showers Likely Showers Likely Partly Cloudy Sunny Mostly Cloudy 5.52 18.0 -0.02 30s 53º 43º 53º 37º 51º 33º 54º 36º 50º 34º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 5.10 ---- +0.04 10s 0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 6:55 a.m. Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 5:53 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 54 Moonrise ...... 11:47 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 45 51/40 48/34 Moonset...... 2:09 a.m. Normal High ...... 53 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 37 50/42 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 70 in 1938 Seattle Anchorage 34/20 pc 35/22 s Record Low...... 19 in 1962 53/45 Boise 48/33 sn 47/31 sh Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Full Last New First Boston 21/10 mc 22/7 pc Yesterday ...... 0.00" 52/42 47/33 3/5 3/13 3/20 3/27 Dallas 43/27 pc 34/27 sn Month to date ...... 4.19" Tacoma Honolulu 84/70 ra 82/71 ra Normal month to date ...4.97" Centralia 53/44 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 70/50 s 68/50 pc Year to date...... 9.87" 53/43 Yakima Nashville 37/19 mc 28/19 pc Normal year to date ....11.47" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 75/49 s 76/53 s 50/34 Longview 52/42 Trees None None St. Louis 24/5 sn 21/5 s Salt Lake City 46/34 rs 49/37 sn WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 51/44 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 65/54 s 63/51 pc Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 29/22 sn 32/15 mc Portland 52/45 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo- graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 52/45 51/38 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 66/48 s 73/48 s New Delhi 75/50 s 77/55 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 41/23 s 39/28 cl Paris 52/34 cl 46/28 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 52/44 sh 52/40 sh Spokane 45/29 cl 44/25 mc London 50/34 ra 46/32 s Rio de Janeiro 84/75 t 86/77 t cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 52/45 sh 52/42 sh Tri Cities 52/36 ra 51/31 ra Mexico City 77/45 s 75/46 s Rome 61/39 pc 59/43 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 52/42 sh 53/38 sh Wenatchee 51/37 ra 50/33 sh Moscow 34/28 pc 34/34 l Sydney 75/68 cl 77/70 pc CH533569ac.cg

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Scenes From South Lewis County: Fishing Practice, Strange Clouds

Pete Caster / [email protected] Top: Bill Vasek, left, and his wife, Connie, right, take ly ishing lessons from Steve Buckner, center, who owns Northwest Fly Fisherman Guide Service in Toledo, at South Lewis County Park Pond at sunset on Tuesday in Toledo. The Tumwater couple said they are planning a trip to Mexico to go ishing in March. Left: Bill Vasek, of Tumwater, practices casting of the dock at South Lewis County Park Pond on Tuesday evening in Toledo. Above: Planes sit in front of hangars at the South Lewis County Airport as lenticular clouds hover over Mount Rainier at sunset on Tuesday in Toledo. Nearly a week of sunny weather ended on Wednesday as rain is forecast across Western Washington through Saturday.

News in Brief Centralia Councilor The organization is also ac- the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber Chehalis Railroad sure at Prindle Street scheduled quiring seven locomotive en- of Commerce, Visiting Nurses, for Friday has been postponed. Gabe Anzelini Denies gines and one diesel engine, to be Pope’s Kids Place and the Cen- Closure Postponed Burlington Northern Santa Fe displayed in a new exhibit in the tralia College Foundation. Railway has postponed repairs on By The Chronicle Resignation Rumors summer. The locomotives are the crossing. There’s no resched- By The Chronicle quite small, but are large enough Centralia School The city of Chehalis Public uled date yet, but Public Works Centralia City Councilor for people to ride. Works Department is notify- will give updates as it receives in- Gabe Anzelini addressed rumors The Mt. Rainier Scenic Rail- District Superintendent ing the public that a previously formation. For more information, of his pending resignation at the road and Museum is a non-profit, scheduled railroad crossing clo- call Public Works at 748-0238. city council meeting Tuesday. steam-powered heritage railroad Candidate Drops Out Anzelini said he was ap- located between Elbe and Min- By The Chronicle proached by a couple people who eral. One of the four superinten- thought he was For more information, visit dent finalists chosen by the Cen- Vinyl Windows going to leave www.mrsr.com. tralia School District has accept- New his post early, ed a position elsewhere. with Insulated LoW-E but he said that Event Aims to Give High Richard Thompson, the cur- isn’t the case. Quality Board Training rent superintendent of the San SIzE Vj’S He addressed Juan Islands School District, is 3 x 2 $80 and corrected By The Chronicle no longer in the running. There- the rumors dur- An event will be held at Cen- fore, no community forum will 4 x 3 $115 ing his report at tralia College in March with the take place on March 5 as origi- 4 x 4 $129 Gabe Anzelini the start of the nally scheduled. focus of maximizing board po- CH536345rc.cg Centralia meeting. Now, three finalists are left 5 x 4 $145 councilor tential. “One (per- The program, called “Boards and community forums have 6 x 4 $160 son) thought been scheduled for each candi- on Fire!: Inspiring Leaders to Check out our prices... I was leaving after 14 meetings. Raise Money Joyfully,” will be date. One thought I was after going presented by Susan Howlett, a Deborah L. Holcomb will WE WON’T BE UNDERSOLD! to five,” he said. “I signed on for 6525 196th St. SW, Rochester nonprofit consultant for over 23 have a forum on March 2. There 360-273-6903 • 800-600-6903 four years. I’ll stay for four years.” will be a forum for Joseph Potts OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! years. Bargain barn 9:00 AM - 5: 30 PM He said he won’t seek re-elec- The opportunity provides on March 3, and Mark Davalos tion after his term expires at the all local board members to at- has a scheduled forum for end of this year. tend high quality board training. March 4. TafTon Reclining In 2016, he and his family Those who attend will learn what The meetings will take place will be moving to Lima, Peru. board members need to be suc- from 7 to 8 p.m. in the Centra- cessful in fundraisers, what pros- lia Middle School commons area, Sofa & loveSeaT Mt. Rainier Scenic pects board members should fo- located at 901 Johnson Road. cus on and how to turn trustees Railroad and Museum into compelling ambassadors. Expands Collection The event will take place 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, March By The Chronicle 25, at the Centralia College Caf- Sofa The Mt. Rainier Scenic eteria. Railroad and Museum has an- Admission is $10 and refresh- SEE US AT OUR We will match $779 nounced the acquisition of a ments will be provided. Loveseat with Console local competitors 95 Available in steam-powered sawmill and Those interested in attend- NEW LOCATION pricing $729 Chocolate or Steel miniature locomotives. ing should RSVP by March 20

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It The program is sponsored by 360-736-6322 will be on display in mid-spring. the United Way of Lewis County, 360-736-3832 Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 LOCAL Providence Centralia Hospital Named Top Performer FOUR CATEGORIES: Medical Facility Recognized by The Joint Commission in “People out in the community know here at Four Key Quality Areas Providence Centralia we are following the best By Justyna Tomtas practices and they can be confident that they’ll [email protected] get the best care possible.” Providence Centralia Hos- pital was one of nine Washing- Chris Thomas ton hospitals to receive a Top hospital spokesman Performer recognition in four or more areas, an acknowledge- ment that was handed down curing the recognition in 2010, from the world’s largest accredi- LEARN MORE 2011 and now for 2013. Cooper tation organization in the health- To learn more about the said it all comes down to team- care realm. Joint Commission and the work, embedding the best prac- According to Jill Cooper, ad- Top Performer program, go tices into the hospital’s electronic ministrator and vice president of to www.jointcommission.org/ health records and a detailed quality for Providence’s South- accreditation/top_performers. process of documenting the west Washington Region, the aspx. work. recognition proves the hospital “One of the real advantages has been successful in its mission that we have with Providence is to provide quality care to its pa- each health care organization Courtesy Photo that best practices and evidence- tients. should be doing and it needs “It’s really validating that we Providence Centralia Hospital's Cathy Lawton, a registered nurse in the surgical to be documented correctly,” based practice is embedded into unit, handles an antibiotic. The correct timing and type of antibiotics are examples are providing excellent care to Thomas said. our electronic based records,” of just some of the many evidence-based best practices the hospital must follow our patients, and as important, Cooper said the key to suc- she said, adding that receiving on heart attack and pneumonia patients to earn Top Performer Designation by we are providing excellent care cess is to document the practices the recognition for the third The Joint Commission. to patients every time,” she said. correctly. With each category, a time demonstrates that work is The recognition came from variety of different best practices done on a daily basis. The Joint Commission, a non- named one of America’s top per- cases to be eligible for the catego- should be followed. If a hospital “People out in the community profit organization that certifies forming hospitals for excellence ry, Cooper said. misses any one of those practices, know here at Providence Cen- and accredits more than 20,500 in applying evidence-based clini- In order to receive Top Per- or does not completely document tralia we are following the best health care programs and orga- cal processes in treating heart former status, the hospitals the process, then it is no longer practices and they can be confi- nizations in the United States. failure, heart attacks, pneumo- recognized by The Joint Com- eligible for the recognition. dent that they’ll get the best care The commission provides nia and for patients who under- mission have to exceed three 95 “It’s all or nothing for every possible,” Thomas said. the recognition in five categories, go surgery, a title it shares with percent thresholds of following patient, every time,” Thomas The Joint Commission has and the hospital won all four it 637 hospitals nationwide. The recommended best practices in said. not yet looked into the data for was eligible for, Public Relations hospital did not qualify for the the eligible categories. This is the third time in four 2014, but the hospital hopes to Manager Chris Thomas said. fifth category, children’s asthma, “Under each category there years the hospital has received be a fourth-time winner once the Providence Centralia was because it does not have enough are several best practices that the Top Performers status, se- results are calculated. Former Chehalis Woman Sentenced in Federal Court for Fraudulent Tax Returns By The Chronicle tax returns under three differ- District of Washington to an IRS equivalent of a longer sentence A former Chehalis woman, ent identities belonging to people computer outside of the district. that would have been served who was convicted of multiple she knew. She got the Social Se- If Bostwick hadn’t taken a partially concurrent to another counts of forgery, theft and fraud curity numbers of the three peo- plea agreement, she would have sentence. ‘‘In 2010 she admitted in 2010 in Lewis County Supe- ple and created fake W-2 forms, faced aggravated identity theft, According to court docu- rior Court, has been sentenced and then filed false tax returns which carries a mandatory sen- ments, Bostwick has been con- to swindling her in federal court after pleading based on the W-2 forms claim- tence of two years in prison. victed in nine different fraud parents, husband, guilty to wire fraud. ing a total of $60,084. While the sentencing range for cases. Angela Bostwick was sen- The Internal Revenue Service Bostwick’s crime was 27 to 33 In 2010 she admitted to friends and neighbors tenced Monday to one year and paid Bostwick $10,781 based on months, the lesser sentence was swindling her parents, husband, out of thousands of one day in prison followed by two of the claims. recommended because she has friends and neighbors out of three years of supervised proba- Bostwick filed all of the served some of the time while in thousands of dollars to finance a dollars to finance a tion. forms electronically, including custody for other crimes. gambling habit. According to court docu- one filed from Chehalis. Each Essentially, the government A Lewis County Superior gambling habit.’’ ments, between 2007 and 2009, filing caused an interstate wire recommended a sentence of one Court judge sentenced her to 10 Bostwick filed seven fraudulent transmission from the Western year and one day because it is the years in prison.

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A mental health expert hired the appropriate person listed below. on after he pleaded guilty to first- didn’t show that he was likely to Robinson admitted in his de- by the state diagnosed Robinson EDITOR degree rape and second-degree “engage in predatory acts of sex- position that he needs ongoing as a sexual sadist. Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 kidnapping. Robinson worked as ual violence if not confined to a treatment and that his urges to Because of that and other risk [email protected] Sports Editor a truck driver from the 1990s un- secure facility.” rape women will “never go away factors, the expert determined Aaron VanTuyl...... 807-8229 til his arrest in 2000. He admit- The opinion states that the completely.” that Robinson was likely to reof- [email protected] ted to raping at least 12 women evidence presented showed Rob- According to the opinion, the fend if released. Visuals Editor Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 [email protected] Centralia to Run Background Checks on Three Chief Candidates Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, West and Central Lewis County Communities CHANGE IN PLANS: that individual’s future job pros- tions for the job from through- Kaylee Osowski ...... 807-8208 pects,” Hill wrote. out the country. [email protected] City Originally Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, The background check in- Hill is ultimately responsible East Lewis County Communities Intended to Check Only cludes a polygraph, a psychol- for making the final decision. 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Suite A CH536111rc.cg POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, Centralia, WA 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- 98531 tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 LOCAL Lewis County Chaplaincy Adds 11 New Members RECORD MEMBERSHIP BOOST: Group of Unsung Servants Provide Wide Range of Support in Traumatic Situations and Emergencies By Christopher Brewer [email protected] When most people think of first responders, it’s firefighters, paramedics and law enforcement officers who come to mind. Chaplains, though, are most certainly counted among them, traveling to scenes with their fellow public servants to provide messages of comfort, faith and hope during times of emergency or need. The Lewis County Chap- laincy Service, formed in 1989, has taken on a task of providing the moral and spiritual support to members of the public as well as its fellow responders. On Monday, the group added 11 new chaplains, the largest addition the group has had in its 26-year history. “I think five is the most we had ever had before,” Chehalis Fire Department Capt. Kevin Curf- man, the chaplaincy president, Courtesy Photo said. “Everyone’s a volunteer and The Lewis County Chaplaincy Service commissioned 11 new chaplains during a dinner and ceremony Monday evening at Woodland Estates Retirement Center in they go through an interview Chehalis. The new chaplains are front row, left to right as follows: Theresia “Brook” Yri, Connie Densmore, John Anders, Victoria Reskine, Kim Thompson, Jane Anderson process, background checks and and Mike Grifee. In the back row from left to right are Edgar Densmore, Thomas Walker, Matthew March and Louis Hopkins. then we give them training.” The chaplaincy added 11 new volunteer servants at a dinner and ceremony on Monday at Woodland Estates Retire- ment Center in Chehalis. The “Sometimes you think you haven’t done much, ABOUT LEWIS new chaplains are Theresia COUNTY CHAPLAINCY “Brooke” Yri, Connie Densmore, and then when you hear from the people you John Anders, Victoria Reskine, helped, it makes it so worth it.” SERVICES Kim Thompson, Jane Ander- Chaplains in Lewis son, Mike Griffee, Edgar Dens- County serve several agen- more, Thomas Walker, Matthew Kevin Curfman cies, including police depart- March and Louis Hopkins. chaplaincy president ments from all of the cities The program now has more in the county, all fire districts, Friday, April 10, 2015 than 25 chaplains in total, in- American Medical Response, GREAT฀WOLF฀LODGE฀•฀GRAND฀MOUND the Lewis County Sheriff’s cluding 19 volunteers who rotate Aside from providing com- volving death, severe injury or Doors open at 4pm to mingle and an on-call basis from throughout fort to people in emergencies and another type of loss, whether it Office, the Washington State shop฀vendors฀•฀Show฀starts฀at฀7pm GREAT฀WOLF฀LODGE,฀GRAND฀MOUND฀•฀Doors฀open฀at฀4pm,฀Show฀begins฀at฀7pm the county. Many are already times of unforeseen need, the involves property or pets that Patrol and the Lewis County ministers or pastors in local Lewis County Chaplaincy Ser- Coroner’s Office. Tickets on sale now! are close to people’s hearts. The The chaplaincy service is churches across the region, while vice also hosts chapel services at group helps run the county’s Purchase your tickets online at: others see the chaplaincy as their the Lewis County Jail. Bill Ma- a 501(c)(3) organization that Critical Incident Stress Manage- relies greatly on donations Brownpapertickets.com/event/1143492! opportunity to minister to the lotte and his wife, Sherie, lead or in person at CH535761cz.cg ment Team, attending and par- from the community for •Bring your Friends! • Free Goody Bag! community at large. four other chaplains in that min- ticipating in debriefings with their work. Anyone wishing re: Chaplains were toned out to istry, designed to bring a mes- their fellow responders. to donate can do so at www. Design • Vendors! • Prizes! • Cooking Demos! 103 incidents across Lewis Coun- sage of hope from the Bible for The Lewis County Chaplain- lewiscountychaplaincy.org. ty in 2014, according to Curf- people who are incarcerated. cy Service may fly under the ra- 425 N. Market Blvd., Chehalis, WA man. That figure doesn’t include “There’s really a two-pronged dar, so to speak, but it doesn’t di- 360-740-5400 • M–F 10–6, Sat. 10–3 a responder dialing up a chap- approach to our response, and www.redesigndivas.com lain’s phone and requesting their a major one is the jail ministry,” minish their mission — one that presence personally, making the Curfman said. “Two years ago is seen as critical for emergency number likely much higher. we started doing that, and it’s responders throughout the area. “We get a lot of tough calls done well.” “We haven’t really publicized that we go to,” Curfman said. Chaplains are also counted a lot of what we do,” Curfman “We can go to anything trau- on as a support system for para- said. “But sometimes you think matic, especially for a family. We medics, firefighters and police you haven’t done much, and then also do death notifications for officers who are at the forefront when you hear from the people the coroner’s office.” of traumatic situations often in- you helped, it makes it so worth it.” Winlock to Hire Project Manager for Fir Street Bridge When Funds Come Available By The Chronicle bridge spanning the Olequa ment of Transportation. The Fir 1162 NW State Ave. Creek. Street Bridge has been closed The city of Winlock wants to CHEHALIS, WA 98532 open a bid process for prospec- “We’re hoping to get that ad- since March 2014, while crews tive project managers for the Fir vertised any day now,” Dowell might perform scour repair at Street Bridge replacement, but said, adding the position is con- the Walnut Street Bridge, al- 360-748-3805 officials there are still waiting tingent on money from a $2.8 though the city wants to replace 1-800-356-4404 CH535698cz.sw for funds they were awarded million grant being released to that bridge as well. the city. “It’s one of those things The city still hopes to find a through a grant to trickle into that as soon as we get the word revenue source for a local match the city’s coffers. back that we have access to the for the grant money, to the tune Winlock Mayor Lonnie Dow- funds, we’re ready to move.” of about $706,000. Dowell said www.moerkeandsons.com ell said Thursday that city coun- Two bridges in Winlock in he hopes to deliver the city’s cilors discussed the idea during serious need of repair or reha- proposal for funding to the state Monday evening’s council meet- bilitation, the Fir Street Bridge Transportation Improvement February is the month to show ing. and the Walnut Street Bridge, Board, or TIB, but doesn’t want The other option was to ap- which both carry vehicle traffic to do so until the first wave of your feet some love proach Lewis County and see over Olequa Creek, received a grant money is made available to Follow these 5 tips from Dr. Huebner and if its public works department combined $3.5 million in federal the city. your feet will be happier than ever! wanted to oversee the project to funding administered through “We’re just waiting on the Dr. Huebner replace the structurally-deficient the Washington State Depart- next step,” Dowell said. 1. Keep your feet clean and dry. Healthy feet start with good hygiene. Thoroughly clean and scrub your feet with soap and water when you bathe. Afterward, dry them well. Fungal organisms love News in Brief moisture, so depriving them of any wetness will make it more dificult for them to thrive. County Accepting Applications are available of Phi Theta Kappa is looking at the county’s website at http:// for volunteers to help plant trees 2. Examine your feet for problems. Perform a foot self-exam once a week. Take a detailed look at the soles, in between the toes and nails. Applications for Funds lewiscountywa.gov/commission- around China Creek from 10 ers/lewis-county-agritourism. a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. 3. Cut toenails properly. Cut nails straight across and avoid trimming to Promote Tourism Via A slideshow on agritourism is The trees will be planted too close to the skin or drastically rounding the corners of the nails, Social Media, Web available at that link. at the Centralia College Keiser which can cause painful, ingrown toenails. Anyone interested should Natural Outdoor Learning Labo- 4. Wear shoes that it properly. Shoes that are too tight can cause

By The Chronicle CH536525bw.jd submit 12 copies of completed ratory located at the corner of long-term foot problems. Shop for shoes at the end of the day to Lewis County commissioners applications to the commission- Washington Avenue and Centra- compensate for foot swelling that occurs later in the day, and wear the are asking the public to send ap- ers’ office on the second floor of same type of socks or hosiery you’ll be wearing with the shoes. plications for lodging tax dollars lia College Boulevard. the Lewis County Courthouse, 5. Know when to see a doctor. Don’t attempt to self-treat painful foot to promote tourism in unincor- Volunteers are encouraged 351 NW North St., Chehalis, WA to bring gloves and boots and woes. Any pain, redness, swelling, or discoloration that persists should porated portions of the county, 98532. Questions should be di- be checked out by a podiatrist. Usually the problem can be cleared up to dress appropriately for the specifically through social me- rected to board clerk Karri Muir with prescription medicine or a minor in-ofice procedure. Allowing a weather. Refreshments will be dia and website development. at (360) 740-1419. doctor to take a look will help prevent minor problems from becoming According to a news release provided. The cleanup effort at major ones. from the Board of County Com- China Creek is a quarterly tra- 15-535730R.N missioners, the funding will tar- Volunteers Sought for dition for Phi Theta Kappa, the Call 360-754-3338 to schedule get website development, Twitter, China Creek Tree Planting honors society for two-year col- your appointment today Facebook and other social media. lege students. By The Chronicle www.anklefoot.net Tumwater I Centralia I Yelm Agritourism is also included in To RSVP for the work crew, Terrence Hess, D.P.M I Thomas Burghardt, D.P.M. I David Huebner, D.P.M. I Erum Quadeer, D.P.M. I Theresa Nyugen, D.P.M. the scope of the project. Centralia College’s chapter contact Kellee at (360) 252-0262. • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 Centralia City Council Debates Water, Power Rate Disparities DEBATE: Differences side of the city limits. boundary lines, Councilor Gabe Jennings said Public Works Anzelini wasn’t convinced that in Costs for Residents relies on a 2008 water rate study distance away from the city in- Outside City Limits “We can divide the dollar several to set the outside-the-city rate frastructure is a legitimate ar- different ways. Bottom line is we within the urban growth area, gument. He also argued that if Stirs Discussion at the justification being, “inside- Public Works is charging based Council Meeting have to come up with a dollar.” city customers are subsidizing on density, then it would make customers located in the UGA.” sense to him that denser areas By Dameon Pesanti Kahle Jennings Jennings said the city pro- should be charged less. [email protected] Centralia Public Works director vides specific data to an indepen- Councilor John Elmore said Mark Twain once said, dent firm that uses a computer outlying areas should consider “Whiskey is for drinking, water is and makes recommendations on annexing into the city if they for fighting,” and while certainly The discussion touched on ter supply pay a 33 percent sur- cost allocations. want to have lower rates. He ar- no bottles or blows were traded electricity a few times, with a charge on their bills. Councilor Bart Ricks said gued that the city should look by the Centralia City Coun- handful of people questioning Jennings said the reasoning he’d like to see data given to the into developing into the hills and cil, there were plenty of pointed why the Lewis County PUD is behind the charge difference has firm to see if they are “blanket out of the floodplain anyway. statements to be had. less expensive than Centralia to do with the extra costs associ- statements being thrown out “How’s it fair to have part of On Tuesday, Centralia Public City Light, but water bills were ated with providing service and there, or if they’re going and fig- the fun but not part of the re- Works Director Kahle Jennings the main focus of the conversa- maintaining water infrastruc- uring out actual costs.” sponsibility for the system?” he and Centralia City Light Direc- tion. ture in extended areas with low “Maybe there’s a reason why asked. tor M.L. Norton explained why “I want to pay my fair share,” population density, and also be- people on the outside need to pay The city is currently in the some Centralians pay more for said Centralia resident Jon Wiley, cause city residents have already more, maybe actual rates reflect middle of a rate verification with their water and power than oth- who lives on Cooks Hill. “I want “invested heavily in old infra- differently,” he said. a lot of those data points coming ers. to pay what’s equitable, but that's structure” that new customers “We can divide the dollar sev- up again. However, their rationales tough to come up with lately. We were paying into. eral different ways. Bottom line Centralia City Manager Rob didn’t sit well with a few of the just don’t know.” However, he wasn’t aware of is we have to come up with a dol- Hill said city staff will collect the councilors and several speakers Residents living outside the the city ever penciling out the ac- lar,” Jennings said. data and likely present it to the who gave public testimony. city but using the municipal wa- tual costs to serving people out- Citing the city’s irregular council within the next month. Court Upholds Conviction of Man Involved in Centralia Jewelry Store Burglary By The Chronicle ky, who lived above the store. the jury’s finding that the jewelry One of the men involved in Salewsky fired a shot and the store qualifies as a “dwelling.” burglarizing Salewsky’s Jewelry intruder ran. McPherson was McPherson also argued that Store in Centralia in March 2013 identified as a suspect when he the accomplice liability statute appealed his jury trial conviction checked into a Tacoma hospital is too broad because it criminal- and lost. with a gunshot wound. izes protected speech. Based on The Washington State Court McPherson argued that the findings in previous cases, the evidence doesn’t support his court rejected McPherson’s ar- of Appeals, in a published opin- residential burglary conviction gument, and noted that a person ion released Tuesday, affirmed because the jewelry store wasn’t is accountable if he or she aids Justin McPherson’s conviction. used for lodging; it was not a another person in committing a He was convicted of second- “dwelling” by law. crime in all assistance methods degree burglary, residential bur- According to the opinion, including by words. glary and second-degree mali- while the jewelry store was not Ryan Cox, an accomplice in cious mischief. He was sentenced used for lodging, the upstairs the crime, was also sentenced to seven years and two months apartment was and was only to seven years in prison in June in prison. separated from the store by an 2013. McPherson broke into the unlockable door at the bottom of The men’s girlfriends, who The Chronicle / File Photo jewelry store, which woke up the stairs. The appeals court de- drove the getaway cars, were also Justin McPherson appears in Lewis County Superior Court in this photograph the owner’s son, Jeremy Salews- termined the evidence supports charged in the case. taken in March 2013. News in Brief cash prize to the winner, and the Chehalis City Hall, the Centralia- plete an online survey before first reported, according to state Sheriff’s Office winner’s homeroom class will get Chehalis Chamber of Commerce receiving a code that provides ac- Department of Ecology docu- Holding Logo Contest doughnuts. The winner’s class or and the Centralia Downtown cess to a unique version of the app. ments obtained through a public school will also get to see a police Association. Area businesses are The app will be available for pur- records request. for New Student dog demonstration. also invited to offer suggestions chase in the iTunes and Android The documents also shed Mentorship Program Entries must be received by for getting others involved. app stores for $49.99 once the free light on the strength of hydrogen March 30, and can be dropped For more information, con- codes have been given out. peroxide that spilled from a tank By The Chronicle off at the sheriff’s office or tact Annalee Tobey at annaleeto- For more information, visit at the port’s marine terminal The Lewis County Sheriff’s mailed to the sheriff’s office at [email protected] or Steve Koreis- the Department of Health web- about noon on Jan. 28. Office is searching for a youth- 345 W. Main St., Chehalis, WA MacLeod at stevekoreis@gmail. site at www.doh.wa.gov. The spill led to a large emer- designed logo for its new Sheriff’s 98532. com. gency response. Several busi- Mentoring Students Program. nesses within a quarter-mile of “We have so many talent- Ecology: 9,600 Gallons the marine terminal were evacu- ed and creative students; we Twin Cities Groups Move New App Helps People of Hydrogen Peroxide ated; some employees were asked thought a contest would be a Forward With ‘Choose Quit Tobacco Habits to stay indoors. great way to get the students in- Spilled at Port Hydrogen peroxide is used in Local First’ Campaign By The Chronicle volved in our new program,” said By The Olympian the port’s stormwater treatment Sheriff Rob Snaza. By The Chronicle In an effort to help Washing- process, reintroducing oxygen A recent chemical spill at the Snaza developed the program In hopes of attracting more tonians kick their tobacco habits, into the water before it is released Port of Olympia was larger than as a way to increase the sheriff’s customers to locally owned busi- the state Department of Health into Budd Inlet. office’s involvement in schools. nesses, the Chehalis Community is offering a smartphone app. The program looks to facili- Renaissance Team, the Centralia SmartQuit follows a pro- tate partnerships between the Downtown Association and the gram created at Fred Hutchinson sheriff’s office and schools by Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Cancer Research Center to help having law enforcement per- Commerce created a campaign people quit smoking. A study, sonnel be present and active called Choose Local First. conducted by the Seattle Cancer at schools and be mentors for Officials connected with the Research Center, found those Wed. students. The sheriff’s office is campaign say that even small who use SmartQuit are two to working with school principals changes in shopping habits can three times more likely to kick March 4th and staff to determine how the have big impacts on the local their habit as opposed to those 1 pm and 6 pm sheriff’s office can best help stu- economy. Campaign organizers who try to quit on their own. dents at each school, according hope to see changes in consumer The program focuses on teach- Best Western — Chehalis to a sheriff’s office press release. habits increase the sale of prod- ing participants to master and Lewis County students in ucts as well as improve business accept their cravings, instead of 201 SW Interstate AVE sixth through 12th grades can at locally owned restaurants and ignoring or replacing those urges. enter the contest. Students may service companies. The agency is offering 1,900 Oregon/Utah: $80.00 or Oregon only: $45 submit as many original artwork Businesses will be able to hang free downloads through funding entries as they desire. small signs in their windows to made available from the Centers

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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Boys and Girls Club Would Fill Gap in Community The announcement of the In the months ahead, an dent of the club. “... The sustain- it to the public. potential creation of a Boys and Our Views executive director will be hired ability of this club will need to As a result, it’s closer to being Girls Club in Chehalis came as That has been the story in to guide the club through its for- come from the community.” built than some might think. news to many Tuesday. other communities where the mative years. Residents of Lewis County “Our group intends on put- However, those involved with Boys and Girls Club has taken In the meantime, though, are often asked to contribute to ting every effort needed to see the project have been pressing hold. money must be raised to fund a range of projects, whether it be this project become a reality, forward for more than a year. Organizers of the effort come the first years of operation. funding a pool, a children’s mu- creating many life changing The result of those efforts from a broad swath of commu- “The real challenge is gain- seum or longstanding charitable stories for the youth in our com- is a well-thought plan that will nity interests and organizations, ing enough community support organizations such as the United munity,” Haakenson said. almost certainly bring the club including private business own- to be able to sustain ongoing Way. Lewis County is a commu- to fruition. ers, school leaders, nonprofit operational expenses and not The Boys and Girls Club nity of many needs. The club represents much experts and others. have those expenses paid for by is yet another worthy cause in Providing a safe place for more than a place for youths to The framework has been set the user fees so the club can stay need of financial generosity. at risk children would address congregate after school — it may with nearly $500,000 through accessible to those who need it Those who have organized many of them, both immediately very well provide the means to a federal grant originally given most,” said Garth Haakenson, of the efforts have done an incred- and in the future. help battle multigenerational to Growing Places, which will Pacific Mobile Structures, who ible job of setting the foundation We encourage everyone to poverty while increasing gradu- transform into the Boys and has guided the project since its for the club, taking their time to support the creation of the club, ation rates. Girls Club of Chehalis board. infancy and is serving as presi- address details before unveiling financially or otherwise.

COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... More Ramblings from Bill’s 3 a.m. Notebook

Item 1: Let’s start out with regular bus) has grown to the a question. Do recent actions point where it’s costing more to — including the violation of a operate than is generated by the court order — by former Green- usual funding source: sales tax. wood Cemetery sexton Jennifer I haven’t been on Twin Tran- Duncan by any chance leave sit’s operating board for over some doubt in our minds about seven years now, but “back in whether her comments and tes- the old days” paratransit rid- timony concerning former owners were required to prove that er/sexton John Baker (which left it was a physical need, and not him disgraced and in jail) were, convenience, that qualified indeed, actually “The truth, the them for ridership. That manag- whole truth and nothing but the er wasn’t very well liked by those truth?” Just asking. who were denied, but the system Item 2: Each time I clean Zel- ran in the black. There were da’s litter box, no paratransit buses stopped judging from outside a bowling alley, as one the amount frequent rider told me had of “litter” pro- been observed on more than duced, I’m sure one occasion. I’m reminded of there has to be Letters one comic’s line about a handi- another cat liv- state arrives at kindergarten ready for success in ing here, hiding capped parking zone in front of Support for Bills Improving a skating rink. school and in life. In Olympia this year the legis- somewhere, Access to Quality Childcare lature is considering a pair of bills that, if enacted and coming out By Bill Moeller On a somewhat related topic, I’m wondering if the actual and funded, will make significant improvements only at night for Low Income Children in the quality of child care and preschool for low- to use the box and stuff itself on ridership was polled as to what they would prefer: (a) being able When my first grandchild, Jax, was born 3 income children. Along with yours truly, more Zelda’s food. I’ve checked every years ago, my hope — and expectation — was than 100 of our state’s top cops — police chiefs, corner in the apartment except to flag a bus down, and possibly being a little late at their desti- that he would grow and thrive. He has far ex- sheriffs and prosecuting attorneys — signed a one, so by the process of elimi- ceeded my expectations and I am proud to have letter asking their legislators to support House nation I know that the intruder nation, or (b) being required to board the bus only at designated contributed to his great start in life. Every week, Bill 1491 and Senate Bill 5452. I urge Senator has to be in the closet in my Jax and I go swimming, enjoy the library and Braun, a vice-chair of the Senate Ways & Means study, hiding in an inaccessible locations. Textbook rules aren’t de- Fort Borst Park, and eat lunch together. I’ve Committee, to vote yes on SB 5452. The relative- corner behind the water heater. introduced him to the joy of yogurt and he has ly small price tag on this bill will yield enormous Speaking of Zelda, I know signed for small town situations. At least that’s this man’s opinion. rekindled my love of a graham cracker dipped savings down the road in better school outcomes from our close association that in milk. When a child has positive experiences and safer communities. It’s a matter of pay now she understands English. She Item 5: I laughed when I learned that the state House and nurturing from day one as Jax has, they are or pay later. And law enforcement are the guys just doesn’t speak it. Whether firmly on a path to success in school and in life. you pay later when we don’t invest in our young- this is a matter of inability or is of Representatives banned the The joy that I derive from Jax’s enthusiasm est kids. the result of a conscious deci- practice of openly carrying guns for life and learning is tempered by my concern Bob Berg sion on her part is something I’ll into the public gallery. Does for the many children in our community and Centralia leave for others to determine. anyone think that an individual Item 3: There were com- who intends to shoot up the across the state who do not have his advantages and opportunities. This concerns me not only ments in this newspaper recently place is going to walk in with America Experiences Significant as a grandparent, but also as a police chief. We by a couple of readers who an AK-47 slung over his (or her) know from research — and I have seen first decried the fact that the county shoulder? Loss With Decline of Farming hand — that many youngsters who do not have went outside county boundaries Item 6: I still don’t under- Lifestyle to purchase vehicles at a lower Jax’s advantages and opportunities are at-risk of stand why we don’t rebel against Can you look at your meal and know where it price than were available locally. arriving at kindergarten unprepared for success people why cry, “We must have was grown from start to finish? If you run out of Have they forgotten (or never in school, less likely to graduate and more likely self sufficiency” and then ship eggs for your morning omelet, can you step out even knew) that for a couple of to be incarcerated. Long-term studies of high their oil to China, and also quality preschools in Chicago and Michigan fol- into your backyard to get some more? years other agencies in the state those who say we should open had to purchase their vehicles lowed two groups of disadvantaged children for For most, the answer is “no.” The number of more forests to logging, and several decades. The children were from very farms in America has plummeted in the last 100 here because a local dealer was then send our logs to Japan. the low bidder? There were no similar socio-economic backgrounds. Half of years. There is less than one quarter of the farms That’s enough for today. there used to be. Introduction of new technolo- objections to the system under ••• them were randomly selected to attend a high- those same conditions, were quality preschool while the others were left out gies has allowed industrial farms to compete at a Bill Moeller is a former enter- of the preschool. In the Chicago study, the at- level that small farms simply can’t. There is a loss there? tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city Item 4: We’re being told risk kids left out of the high-quality preschool of profit, loss of customers and, eventually, loss of council member, paratrooper and a small family farm. that Twin Transit is currently pilot living in Centralia. He can be were 70 percent more likely to be arrested for a operating at a net loss, that the reached at bookmaven321@comcast. violent crime by age 18 than those who attend- Perhaps the greatest loss of all, however, is the reason is because paratransit net. ed the preschool. By age 26, those who did not loss of the farming lifestyle for future generations. ridership (devoted to those who participate in the program were 27 percent more Growing up on a farm teaches lessons that can- are physically unable to ride a likely to have been arrested for a felony and 39 not be taught in the classroom. When you need percent more likely to have spent time in jail or to load a stubborn steer into a trailer, creativity is prison. The key to the positive outcomes of these vital and giving up is not an option. First Amendment Center Quote of the Day programs was the high level of quality of the pre- Or perhaps there are 300 bales of hay on the schools. High-quality early learning programs ground and the forecast calls for evening show- also provide pretty stunning returns on invest- ers. It’s going to take some hard work, but the An M.P. once suggested I be put in the ment — $22,000 for every child served, accord- farmer will make sure it is in on time. ing the to Washington State Institute for Public In the end, it all seems worth it. There is noth- Tower of London for saying derogatory Policy. A significant portion of these savings are ing like sitting down to a meal and seeing the the result of lower criminal justice costs, includ- product of your labor. Certainly not everyone has things about the royals. There’s no ing incarceration. the resources to start a farm, but I encourage all First Amendment in my country. I can’t take every child to the park, the library with the opportunity to take it and see the ben- and the swimming pool. But I can urge our elect- efits first-hand. Tracey Ullman ed representatives to make the investments need- Sarah Johnson comedian ed to assure that every at-risk youngster in our Rochester

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Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT ment. Police are investigating. sient in Centralia, was arrested • David L. Brosius, 28, of the 200 block of West Reynolds Man Threatens Officer Tool Theft and booked into the Lewis Chehalis, was arrested for in- Avenue in Centralia at 9:03 p.m. County Jail on suspicion of sec- vestigation of third-degree ma- Tuesday. He was booked into the • Theft of a moving dolly and • Police arrested Charles R. ond-degree burglary after he al- licious mischief, domestic vio- Lewis County Jail on charge a of Craftsman brand tool chest were Simpson, 37, Centralia, after legedly entered an empty mobile lence, in the 200 block of South fourth-degree assault, domestic they say he jumped out in front reported from the 200 block of home in the 1700 block of Cooks violence. Floral Street at 11:32 Wednesday Tower Avenue in Centralia at of a patrol car and demanded to Hill Road without permission 4:28 p.m. He was booked into fight an officer at the intersec- morning. and started using the electricity the Lewis County Jail. LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE tion of Delaware and Fulton in inside. Centralia at 6:47 p.m. Wednes- Stolen Refrigerator Suspected Methamphetamine day. The officer demanded Woman Arrested For Allegedly • A refrigerator was reported Attempted Assault at School • Clifford E. Briscoe, 34, of Simpson’s identification, but to have been stolen from a vacant Assaulting Roommate Centralia, was booked into the Simpson allegedly ran across rental house in the 200 block of • Police received a report of • Marcelle J. Snodgrass, 44, Lewis County Jail after a traffic the railroad tracks to escape. He South Street at 1:11 Wednesday a student at Centralia Middle of Centralia, was arrested af- stop on Long Road in Centralia was located and then taken into afternoon. The case is under in- School trying to assault another ter she allegedly assaulted her at 7:45 a.m. Tuesday. Deputies custody, after which Simpson al- vestigation. student at 3:21 p.m. Tuesday. No roommate in the 200 block of found what they believed to be legedly threatened to find the of- injuries were reported. a small amount of methamphet- ficer off duty and kill him. North Ash Street in Centralia Domestic Violence at 9:02 p.m. Tuesday. She was amine upon arresting Briscoe, Minors Break Fence booked into the Lewis County who also had a warrant from Fighting in Public • Erick E. Crane, 39, was Centralia Municipal Court. booked into the Lewis County • Officers received a report Jail on a charge of fourth-degree • A report of sounds of loud Jail after a report of forth degree of juveniles breaking part of a assault, domestic violence. voices and a possible break-in assault, domestic violence, in the fence in the 900 block of West ••• to a building in the 400 block 1400 block of Jensen Avenue at Pear Street in Centralia at 3:51 By The Chronicle Staff of South Tower Avenue at 12:49 Man Allegedly Assaults 9:35 Wednesday evening. p.m. Tuesday. Roommate this morning led police to find Please call news reporter Kaylee • Police arrested Levi P. Hart, two people fighting. One person Purloined Power Osowski with news tips. She can be walked away and another was Chehalis Man Arrested For 35, of Centralia, after he alleg- reached at 807-8237 or kosowski@ taken to a local hospital for treat- • Terry L. Bryan, 35, a tran- Alleged Domestic Violence edly assaulted his roommate in chronline.com. Official: Mexican Man Killed by Officers in Pasco Wasn't Shot in Back KENNEWICK (AP) — The Federal authorities have said to have their day in court," Her- where more than half the resi- have used less than lethal force three officers involved in the they are monitoring the local in- rmann predicted. dents are Hispanic but few are to capture Zambrano-Montes. death of an unarmed Mexican vestigation. Lattin said it will be He said the widow, Teresa members of the police force or Police said officers felt man in Washington state fired thorough and fair. De Jesus Meraz-Ruiz, who lives the power structure. threatened. Zambrano-Montes 17 shots, including several that "We're not here to cover up in California, was "devastated" Officers were exonerated af- was arrested last year for assault struck the former orchard work- for anybody," he told reporters. by the shooting. The couple has ter similar investigations in the after throwing objects at Pasco er but none that hit him in the Lattin said a rock was found reportedly been estranged since back, a task force spokesman next to Zambrano-Montes' body, 2006. first three cases. Critics of the officers and trying to grab an of- said Wednesday. but no gun or knife. Meanwhile, Lattin said latest case say the officers should ficer's pistol, court records show. The regional law enforce- About 100 mourners gath- the special investigations unit, ment task force is investigating ered at St. Patrick's Catholicmade up of officers from four the Feb. 10 killing of Antonio Church in Pasco on Wednesdayneighboring cities, was awaiting Make This The Year You Pre-Plan Zambrano-Montes, which has for Zambrano-Montes' funeral final toxicology and other lab led to weeks of protests and calls Mass. His body was to be re- reports before sending its final Funeral Planning ahead of ime means: for a federal probe. turned to his small hometown report to the prosecutor. He pre- • Your family knows your wishes Kennewick police Sgt. Ken in a rural part of Michoacan, dicted that would take several • Your loved ones are relieved of inancial issues Lattin, a spokesman for the task Mexico, the Tri-City Herald re- more weeks. • Emoional, costly decisions are avoided force, said at a news conference ported. Sant said it would take about • You have peace of mind knowing you have that five or six bullets struck Critics of the shooting con- 60 days after the report is fin- given your family a loving git Zambrano-Montes. However, tinued to call for a federal in- ished to begin the coroner's in- Call Gary to schedule a Pre-Planning he said autopsy results were vestigation. The American Civil quest. The contents of the report appointment or for advice on how to start the pending, and he couldn't be Liberties Union has also asked will be released during the in- conversaion about inal wishes Gary Graveline, more specific about where the the federal government to inter- quest, but not before, he said. Manager 35-year-old was shot. vene. The family also commis-

"There were no shots in the Felix Vargas, a Hispanic sioned its own autopsy. CH533948cz.ke OUR LEWIS COUNTY back," Lattin said. leader from Pasco, said he metLattin said the three officers ARRANGEMENT OFFICE Video taken by a witness with a federal official last week- would not be interviewed until 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 shows Zambrano-Montes run- end and had a meeting sched- all the other preliminary work Centralia, WA 98531 ning from officers. As the offi- uled for later Wednesday with of the investigation is completed. For Appointments Call 360-807-4468 Available 24/7 cers draw closer, he stops, turns U.S. Attorney Michael Ormsby Officers continue to seek and faced them. Multiple "pops" to discuss the case. That meet- details of Zambrano-Montes' are heard, and then he falls to ing was closed to reporters, he whereabouts in the two weeks the ground. said. before the shooting. His home www.NewellHoerlings.com Lattin said officers fired stun The FBI has said it is moni- had recently burned and he had guns at least twice but failed to toring the local investigation. stayed for a time in a homeless Creating celebrations as special as the people they honor stop Zambrano-Montes before Charles Herrmann, an at- shelter, but no one has yet been firing their weapons. torney representing Zambrano- able to account for his actions in Zambrano-Montes was shot Montes' estranged wife and the two weeks prior to his death, to death around 5 p.m. at a busy two teenage daughters, said it is Lattin said. intersection in Pasco. His death difficult for neighboring police Officers want to know if has sparked two weeks of pro- officers to investigate their col- he was suffering from mental tests in this majority-Hispanic leagues. health issues, drug use or an in- agricultural city along the Co- "I do not think these authori- jury, Lattin said. lumbia River in the southeast- ties can conduct a truly impar- Lattin said this would be the ern part of the state. tial investigation of their brother last of his weekly briefings to the Authorities say the Mexican officers," Herrmann said. He news media because officials immigrant was throwing rocks also doubted that Franklin did not want to contaminate fu- 205 W. Pine St. Centralia, WA 98531 at passing vehicles and later at County Prosecutor Shawn Santture jury pools. responding officers. The Frank- was inclined to bring charges The killing was the fourth by lin County coroner has ordered against the officers involved. police in less than a year for fast- an inquest into the death. "The Zambranos are going growing Pasco, a city of 68,000

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A rosary will be at 7:30 Gas in Washington — $2.511 (AAA payment at the Lewis County son, Ray Bushell of Tenino; p.m. Friday at St. Francis Mission, Toledo. of Washington) Crude Oil — $49.53 per barrel (CME Historical Museum. three daughters, KC Gariepy A funeral service will be at 11 a.m. Sat- of Seattle, Colleen Svinth urday, also at St. Francis. Arrangements Group) are under the direction of Fir Lawn Fu- Gold — $1,207 (Monex) ••• of Aberdeen and Darlene neral Chapel, Toledo. Silver — $16.57 (Monex) The Chronicle seeks to be accu- Camp of Cosmopolis; three rate and fair in all its reporting. If grandchildren; and two great- Corrections you find an error or believe a news grandchildren; as well as a sister, Lotteries item is incorrect, please call the Patty Hughes of Centralia. A report in Tuesday’s paper newsroom as soon as possible at Private graveside services Washington’s Monday Games erroneously stated the county 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. will be held at the Fern Powerball: 17-19-21-32-39-08 had contracted with itself to use Monday through Friday. Hill Cemetery in Menlo, Washington. A celebration of Lois D. Bushell, of Raymond, Lois’s life will be held at 12:00 Washington, died Saturday, noon on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015 Feb. 21, 2015 at the Willapa at the Barge Restaurant, 160 LewisCountyWatch.com Harbor Health & Rehab Center Laurel Street, Raymond, WA in Raymond, she was 80. Lois 98577. • Breaking News was born April 2, 1934 at Hill Arrangements are under the • Crime, Courts, Fire & EMS News City, Minnesota to George and direction of Stoller’s Mortuary Opal (Kimball) Gonia. in Raymond. You may visit • Local Police / Fire Scanner She graduated from Tenino www.StollersMortuary.com • Jail Roster & Sex Offender Search High School in 1952. Lois to leave condolences for the • Crime Data & Maps married Carl Bushell Feb. 14, family. 1953, he survives her at the To view the obituary, please go to • Area Trafic & Web Cam Map chronline.com/obituaries. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Three in NY, Florida Ukraine Will Start Accused of Plot to Help Homeland Security Pulling Back Heavy Islamic State Group Weapons in the East NEW YORK (AP) — Three KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — men were arrested Wednesday Ukraine’s military said it would on charges of plotting to help start pulling back its heavy weap- the Islamic State group wage Bill Moves in Senate ons today from the front line with war against the United States, SPAT IN OTHER CHAMBER: Russian-backed separatists as and federal officials said one of required under a cease-fire agree- them spoke of shooting Presi- Conservatives Reject “I’m waiting for the Senate to act. The ment. dent Barack Obama or planting Senate Proposal The Defense Ministry said in a a bomb on Coney Island. House has done their job.” statement that it reserved the right Akhror Saidakhmetov was By Erica Werner and David Espo to revise its withdrawal plans in arrested at Kennedy Airport, The Associated Press Sen . John Boehner the event of an attack by rebel forc- where he was attempting to House speaker es, however, It said the first weap- board a flight to Istanbul on his WASHINGTON — The Sen- ons to be pulled back would be 100 way to Syria, authorities said. ate is moving forward on legisla- mm field guns. Abdurasul Hasanovich Juraboev tion to fund the Homeland Secu- cation during the day of how he immigrants brought here as kids. The intensity of fighting has had a ticket to travel to Istanbul rity Department, but the House might resolve what has become Instead, McConnell envi- declined notably in recent days, next month and was arrested in is in limbo two days away from a a high-stakes leadership test two sions a separate vote on a nar- although the warring sides have Brooklyn, federal prosecutors partial agency shutdown as con- months into full Republican rower immigration measure to continued to trade accusations said. The two were held without servatives angrily reject the Sen- control of Congress. undo just Obama’s most recent of violations in the cease-fire that bail after a brief court appear- ate plan. “I’m waiting for the Senate to immigration directives, from came into force at one minute past ance. Many House Republicans say act. The House has done their November. The measure would midnight on Feb. 15. A third defendant, Abror they aren’t ready to admit defeat job,” Boehner said at a news leave in place protections en- Fighting in eastern Ukraine Habibov, is accused of helping and approve spending for the conference where he repeatedly acted in 2012 for younger immi- has killed nearly 5,800 people fund Saidakhmetov’s efforts to department without demand- sidestepped questions about his grants, but even so Democrats since April. A peace deal agreed join the Islamic State group af- ing concessions from President plans. are not likely to approve that upon earlier this month by the Hours after Boehner spoke, bill, and it faces a certain Obama ter Saidakhmetov’s mother took Barack Obama on immigra- leaders of Russia and Ukraine, the Senate did act, voting 98-2 veto. away his passport to try to pre- tion. They are pressuring House brokered by France and Germany, to advance the Homeland Se- The president repeated that vent him from traveling. Speaker John Boehner to hold aims to cement a cease-fire and curity funding bill over its first threat Wednesday at a town hall begin a pullback of heavy weapons. firm against that approach, even procedural hurdle. Several more style meeting in Miami designed Labs Extend Record as Senate Majority Leader Mitch votes will be required to bring to keep pressure on Republicans. as US Top Dog, But McConnell argues that it’s the the bill to final passage, but that “If Mr. McConnell, the leader New IS Video Shows best way out of the GOP’s di- outcome in the Senate is assured of the Senate, and the speaker of Militants Smashing Bulldogs Make Waves lemma. with lawmakers of both parties the House, John Boehner want No other options are appar- NEW YORK (AP) — Amer- ready to put the fight behind to have a vote on whether what Ancient Iraq Artifacts ent, aside from a partial shut- them. I’m doing is legal or not, they ica’s fondness for Labrador re- down of the agency charged with BAGHDAD (AP) — The Is- trievers is still setting records, The $40 billion legislation can have that vote,” the president lamic State group released a video protecting the U.S. against ter- would fund the agency through but bulldogs are breaking new said. “I will veto that vote — be- today showing militants using rorism. Without congressional Sept. 30, the end of the budget ground. cause I’m absolutely confident sledgehammers to smash ancient action, that will happen at mid- year. Gone would be the con- Labs reigned as the nation’s that what we’re doing is the right artifacts in Iraq’s northern city night Friday — and polls show tentious immigration language top dog last year for the 24th year thing to do.” of Mosul, describing the relics as Republicans likely to take the from the House-passed version Facing united opposition after breaking poodles’ decades- idols that must be removed. political blame. that repealed Obama executive from Democrats who blocked old record in 2013, according to The destructions are part of Boehner met privately with actions as far back as 2012 grant- four GOP attempts to open de- American Kennel Club rankings a campaign by the IS extremists McConnell on Wednesday af- ing work permits and deporta- bate on the House-passed bill, set to be released today. But bull- who have destroyed a number of ternoon, their first meeting in tion stays to millions of people in McConnell said he was offering dogs have hit a new high — No. shrines — including Muslim holy two weeks, but he gave no indi- the country illegally, including the best plan he could. 4 — and their bat-eared cousins, sites — in order to eliminate what French bulldogs, sauntered into they view as heresy. They are also the top 10 for the first time in believed to have sold ancient arti- nearly a century. Right-to-Work Bill Draws Protest facts on the black market in order German shepherds, golden to finance their bloody campaign retrievers and beagles are hold- across the region. ing their own in the top five, The five-minute video shows a with Yorkshire terriers, poodles, group of bearded men inside the boxers and Rottweilers filling Mosul Museum using hammers out the top 10. and drills to destroy several large statues, which are then shown chipped and in pieces. The video Strong Reliability then shows a black-clad man at a Scores Should Help nearby archaeological site inside Mosul, drilling through and de- Buick Brand’s Rebirth stroying a winged-bull Assyrian DETROIT (AP) — Buick, the protective deity that dates back to brand that once was the pace car the 7th century B.C. for the drive to the senior center, has made a comeback by appealing to buyers not yet ready for re- Singapore’s Founder tirement. Sedated, on Life U.S. sales rose 11 percent in 2014. In China, Buick’s biggest Support market, sales gained almost 14 SINGAPORE (AP) — Lee percent. Kuan Yew, Singapore’s 91-year-old This week, strong showings founding father, remains on life in two influential quality sur- support in intensive care being veys are bringing good publicity treated for severe pneumonia, the Wayne Hasel, of Fort Atkinson, Wis., with Local 95 UAW, attends a rally against the right-to-work bill outside the Wis- to a nameplate that was inches government said today. consin State Capitol in Madison, Wis., Wednesday. The bill would make it a crime to require private-sector workers who from the grave when its parent A statement from the Prime aren’t in a union to pay dues. Supporters say it’s about worker freedom, while opponents say it will hurt businesses and company, General Motors, was Minister’s Office said Lee is sedat- lower wages. There are 24 other states with similar laws. in bankruptcy six years ago. ed and on mechanical ventilation. On Wednesday, Buick fin- His doctors have restarted him on ished second to perennial win- antibiotics, and are continuing to ner Lexus in the annual depend- monitor him closely, it said. ability rankings by J.D. Power Lee was admitted to Singapore and Associates. A day earlier, it Fruits and Vegetables Get Star- General Hospital on Feb. 5. was the first U.S. brand to crack Singapore’s first prime min- the top 10 in Consumer Reports ister, Lee ruled for 31 years until magazine’s annual rankings, fin- Studded Marketing Promotion 1990, and has been credited with ishing seventh. transforming the city-state from NEW YORK (AP) — What rnick and Cam Newton will be author of “Salt, Sugar Fat: How a sleepy tropical port to a wealthy, if cauliflower got the same type posted. Additional videos will be the Food Giants Hooked Us.” bustling financial hub with one of Regulators Move of marketing firepower as candy released in coming days starring Andrew Nathan, chief mar- the highest incomes in the world. Toward Tougher Rules bars and potato chips? Curry, New York Giant Victor keting officer for Victors & A campaign being launched Cruz and others. Spoils, which is based in Boulder, for Internet Providers Thursday plans to put that prem- To give a hint of what’s to Colorado, noted that fruits and Guatemalan Ex- WASHINGTON (AP) — In- ise to the test by enlisting celebri- come, a teaser video for the vegetables are already attrac- President Freed From ternet service providers like ties including actress Jessica Alba broader campaign will also be tive subjects with vibrant colors Comcast, Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and NBA star Stephen Curry to posted online today. The spot and interesting flavors. The only Prison in Bribe Case and T-Mobile would have to act shill for fruits and vegetables. features stars with fruits and thing they lack is the “marketing GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — in the “public interest” when The campaign will be an- vegetables set to music, with pixie dust” that makes packaged Former President Alfonso Portillo providing a mobile connection nounced by the Partnership for a the words “PREPARE TO BE foods so irresistible, he said. flew home Wednesday after be- to your home or phone, under Healthier America, which works MARKETED TO” flashing on “Obviously, our inspiration for ing released from a six-year prison new rules being considered by with private companies and was the screen. Around spring, a full all this was behaving like a big, term in the U.S. for accepting $2.5 created in conjunction with first marketing push including TV the Federal Communications iconic brand,” Nathan said, cit- million in bribes from Taiwan. lady Michelle Obama’s Let’s and print ads is slated to hit two Commission. ing Nike and Apple as examples. Portillo, who had been held at Move! initiative to get families to markets — Fresno, California, The rules would put the In- Among those providing a minimum-security facility since ternet in the same regulatory eat better and exercise. The push and Hampton Roads, Virginia. last year, was let go after being is being called “FNV,” which is Over time, Soler said the idea financial and other support camp as the telephone, banning for FNV are Bolthouse Farms, credited with time served in Gua- providers from “unjust or unrea- intended to be a catchier way to is to expand the campaign more temala, where he faces no further which makes premium juices sonable” business practices. refer to “fruits and vegetables.” broadly, although plans haven’t charges. The FCC vote on the rules “We were inspired by the big been pinned down. and bagged carrots and is owned Accompanied by the Guate- scheduled for today is considered brands and, can we do what The campaign for FNV was by Campbell Soup, and the Pro- malan consul in Denver, Portillo a victory for consumer advocates they’re able to do?” said Law- created by the ad agency Victors duce Marketing Association, a took commercial flights to Hous- and companies like Netflix and rence Soler, CEO of the Partner- & Spoils, which lists clients in- trade group whose members ton and on to Guatemala City after Twitter that have long warned ship for a Healthier America. cluding Coca-Cola and General include Sunkist, Dole, Walmart walking out of the Federal Cor- that some providers want to cre- To start, the campaign will Mills on its website. The agency and Chick-fil-A. Other support- rectional Institution in Englewood, ate paid “fast lanes” on the In- primarily be on social media got involved after being asked ers include the Robert Wood Colorado. ternet, edging out cash-strapped networks like Twitter, where to cook up a similar effort for Johnson Foundation and Alba’s A crowd of several hundred startups and smaller Internet- short videos featuring Alba and broccoli in 2013 for a New York Honest Co., which makes baby supporters gave him a warm wel- based businesses. NFL quarterbacks Colin Kaepe- Times story by Michael Moss, and home products. come at the airport. Main 11 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 LEGISLATIVE SESSION / LOCAL Body-Cameras Bill Spurs Debate in Legislature DISCUSSION: Legislation Passes out of Committee With Support of Law “I think it’s one of those things where the Enforcement Officials technology is outpacing, at least, what OLYMPIA (AP) — Public we’re familiar with.” outrage over police shootings in cities from Pasco to Ferguson, Stephen Warning Missouri, inspired Rep. Drew Cowlitz County judge Hansen to propose rules for how police departments in Washing- ton state can outfit officers with eras, dashboard cameras and standing wiretap restrictions. cameras. building surveillance — only to "I think it's one of those things The aim of his bill, he says, is people involved with a recorded where the technology is outpac- to help police embrace making incident or those granted a court ing, at least, what we're familiar video records of how they, and order after a judge holds a hear- with," Warning said. the people they interact with, be- The Associated Press ing to weigh privacy concerns Other observers have also have. New York Police Department oicer Joshua Jones wears a VieVu body camera on against the public interest. Any- asked that there be no rush to "Body cameras don't solve all his chest during a news conference. The cameras have expanded to departments one pictured in the video would make a law. The Seattle Com- the world's problems," said Han- throughout the country, and the state Legislature is currently debating their fu- have to be found and notified of munity Police Commission this sen, D-Bainbridge Island, "but ture in Washington. its potential release. month urged leaders in city and they can reveal the truth, and The bill would also empower state governments to fully ex- that's something we can really James McMahan, policy director officers in the course of their du- judges to allow police to listen in amine concerns about police use." of the Washington Association ties is exempt from disclosure is on other people's conversations and community members' pri- With the backing of law en- of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs, told insane," said Toby Nixon, presi- surreptitiously, which state law vacy before writing new laws and forcement, his body camera bill the House Judiciary Committee. dent of the Washington Coali- currently forbids. And it would ramping up police camera use. passed a House committee with Open records advocates and tion for Open Government and a create a task force of members Hansen said his bill will get bipartisan support and could civil liberties watchdogs say the former state legislator. "It simply from citizen and government police to wear cameras while come up for a vote in the House proposal expands police surveil- eliminates many mechanisms for groups to study through Novem- the task force works to refine the in the coming weeks. lance powers while hiding results holding the police accountable ber how police camera use is go- policy. A debate is brewing over its from public view. They preferred and for finding that people are ing. "Without a sensible frame- potential effects. Police and pros- a competing bill, which would not guilty of the crimes they've Cowlitz County Superior work, there will be no cameras ecutors say the bill offers a solid have limited use of the videos to been accused of." Court Judge Stephen Warning, a and no transparency," Hansen framework for the videos to be- police accountability purposes, Seattle and a handful of other member of the state Association said. come a new kind of public record but that bill died in committee. Washington cities have begun of Superior Court Judges, says Nixon would like the rest of while accounting for privacy Now Hansen's bill is before the pilot programs with camera- judges are studying the bill closely. the bill shelved until the panel concerns and the cost of acces- House Rules Committee and is equipped police officers, and the He identified two areas of poten- — which includes a place for his sibility. drawing increased scrutiny. state is among at least 30 with tial concern: the possible burden group — has a chance to make a "Our goal is to remove barri- "The whole idea that every vid- pending bills to regulate police on the court system from having complete study of the issue. ers that have been identified by eo, every recording of any kind, body cameras. The bill in Olym- to hold a hearing over each re- "Those temporary rules have a our agencies as to why they're audio or video, that is taken by pia would give access to police requested video, and the potential real tendency to stay permanent," not wearing body-worn cameras," law enforcement or corrections cordings — including body cam- expansion of Washington's long- Nixon said. Proposals Push Nuclear Energy Expansion in Washington POWER: Lawmaker and it's premature for the state scale reactors. Senate Bill 5113 to make it part of its energy requires the Commerce Depart- Cautions Colleagues “It’s really important that we as a state get our planning going forward," said ment to coordinate and advance Not to Fall Behind Charles Johnson with Washing- such reactors. arms around small nuclear reactors.” ton/Oregon Physicians for Social Two other bills, 5090 and on New Technology Responsibility. 5089, would modify the state's re- SEATTLE (AP) — Some law- Nuclear power made up about newable energy standard so that makers are pushing proposals to Sen. Sharon Brown 5 percent of the state's energy mix nuclear energy from small reac- R-Kennewick advance nuclear power as part of in 2012 and about 20 percent of tors could count toward meet- Washington's future energy mix. the U.S. electricity generation. ing goals. Environmental groups Bills spon- day that calls for a $176,000 state safe, reliable energy. They say the Washington has one commercial have opposed modifying that Legislature sored by Sen. study to identify possible loca- state is a leader in nuclear energy nuclear plant, the Columbia Gen- standard. 2015 Sharon Brown, tions for reactors that are about and the industry holds tremen- erating Station near Richland, In 2013, the Legislature set R-Kennewick, one-third the size of traditional dous promise for new jobs in this which is owned and operated by aside $500,000 for a study by promote nu- nuclear plants, producing less state. Energy Northwest. the Tri-Cities Economic Devel- clear energy, than 300 megawatts. Critics, however, say the Some mostly Republican leg- opment Council. That report in focusing on "It's really important that we small-scale reactors are still un- islators have touted nuclear pow- September concluded, among small nuclear as a state get our arms around proven. Because none have been er as a way to reduce greenhouse other things, that siting a small reactors that are small nuclear reactors," Brown built, questions remain about gas emissions in the state. nuclear reactor at Hanford was designed to be said at Tuesday's hearing. "We whether they're safer, more af- Brown is the prime sponsor technically feasible. built in facto- need to make sure we're not left fordable or efficient. Opponents of a handful of bills related to The whole idea is for them to ries, shipped to behind," she added. also dispute that it is clean or nuclear energy that cleared a key be assembled, shipped and in- a site by truck or Supporters say small modu- renewable energy because of the legislative deadline last week. stalled at location, and "we think train and assembled on location. lar reactors have reduced upfront dangerous wastes created. Among them, Senate Bill that we have a good location for The Senate Ways and Means building costs, offer more flexi- "The economics and the safety 5114 provides a sales tax exemp- assembly," said Carl Adrian, the Committee heard one bill Tues- bility in location and can provide issues at this point are unproven, tion for the production of small- council's president and CEO. News in Brief Hearing Scheduled commissioners accept public tes- lation was developed with a goal The public hearing will be in lieu of testimony, email Katie timony on a new proposed en- to improve compliance effective- held at 5:30 p.m. at County Knight Pruit, associate plan- for New Land Use forcement code. ness and efficiency, according to Courthouse building one, room ner, at [email protected]. Title 26 — Code Enforcement a press release. 280, at 2000 Lakeridge Drive SW Comments can be mailed to Enforcement Code is legislation that consolidates the The revised and consolidat- in Olympia. Thurston County Resource Stew- in Unincorporated county’s 11 land use code enforce- ed code, which was developed For more detailed information ardship Department Land Use ment regulations into one title. If for the county commissioners, about the proposed code enforce- and Permitting, attention Katie Thurston County adopted, it would regulate land would add the authority to issue ment legislation, go to www.thur- Knight Pruit, 2000 Lakeridge By The Chronicle use code enforcement in unincor- civil penalties to anyone who vio- stonplanning.org and click on the Drive SW, Olympia, WA 98502. A public hearing will be held porated areas of Thurston County. lated land use regulations in cer- Development Code Docket. Written comments must be re- on Tuesday, as Thurston County The enforcement code legis- tain circumstances. To submit written comments ceived by 4 p.m. on Tuesday.

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and heard a boom coming from Blaze the direction of the fire. The mayor said he and his family live Continued from the front page about 300 yards from the fire. “It sounded like someone from Fire District 15, which was trying to kick in our ga- serves Winlock and the sur- rage door,” Dowell said. “I was rounding area. getting ready to go back to bed, “Initial reports from the oc- then I noticed an orange glow cupants that had escaped the and called 911. Someone else residence, a male and two male had called too.” children, were that there were As of 7:45 a.m., Northeast three occupants, a female and First Street was closed from the two female children, who were Winlock True Value hardware not able to escape the residence,” store to an area just north of the release stated. where the fire took place in the Firefighters from Winlock, 800 block. Puget Sound Energy Toledo, Vader and Napavine re- crews have responded and shut sponded to the fire, along with off gas in the area, but no other law enforcement officials from city services have been directly the Winlock Police Department impacted as a result of the fire. and the Lewis County Sheriff’s White smoke was billowing Office. out of the remains of the home Winlock Police Chief Terry Pete Caster / [email protected] and firefighters were still spot Williams told a Chronicle re- A ireighter carries a hose at the scene of a blaze in Winlock Thursday morning. hosing down the debris at 8 a.m. porter on scene that a neighbor A fire investigation team will called 911 shortly after 2:30 a.m. He said the man and two the information that three per- Hankins said it will be diffi- attempt to re-create the scene as to report the fire. As of 7:45 a.m., boys were outside when crews sons were not able to escape the cult to determine the fire’s cause part of its investigation as the day firefighters were still on scene. arrived on scene. The American fire and the cause and origin of because the house was so badly goes on. Fire investigator Sam Fire District 15 Commis- Red Cross responded to assist the fire is actively being con- damaged, and he added that the Patrick, who also serves on the sioner Stan Hankins said two them. They were not on scene ducted by the Winlock Police news of a woman and two chil- Winlock City Council, said just firefighters on call at the sta- when The Chronicle arrived at Department and will continue dren missing in the fire is heart- before 8 a.m. that it would still tion were able to respond to the about 7 a.m. throughout the day,” according breaking. take crews “a couple hours” before house fire quickly, but there was Officials have stopped short to the press release. “It’s always a tragedy when they could start going in to search no possible way to save anyone of saying that anyone inside the Approximately 20 firefight- kids are involved,” Hankins said. for the three missing people. who would have been inside. house died, rather classifying ers responded. The fire was con- Winlock Mayor Lonnie Dow- Continue to check chronline. “There was no way to make them as missing as of 7:45 a.m. tained to the structure, which ell told The Chronicle that he com for further developing dean entry,” he said. “An investigation to confirm was destroyed in the blaze. woke up at “about a quarter to 3” tails on this story.

over the duration of the dispute, it canceled some of our orders. of specific vegetables it will need Sauter said. Dispute it has now become a waiting It’s very frustrating when some- to fall in line with what they’re Both Sauter and Narramore game for the company, which thing like that costs other busi- selling and shipping each year. said that while they’re waiting Continued from the front page Narramore said hopes to end nesses money,” National Frozen “We’re trying to keep our infor the ports’ backlog to clear, the curtailment as soon as it can. Foods general manager Pat Sau- ventory lined up with our sales,” the fact the port dispute has president of human resources “For our people, it’s always ter told The Chronicle. “While Sauter said. “We generally use his- ended means that the worri- for Northwest Hardwoods, said. hard knowing that while their it’s still bitter on my tongue, at torical 20-year average yields and some days of not hearing any- “As I’m sitting looking out my window here in Tacoma, I can pay is cut in half, their bills don’t least they solved it.” work with those figures. It gener- thing on any progress are over. see the cranes and boats, and it stop,” Narramore said, voicing About 18 to 20 percent of Na- ally works pretty good that way.” “I think for us, the most im- looks like they’re moving. But his sympathy for his employees. tional’s business is overseas, but Sauter added that the port portant thing is servicing cus- it’s going to take them awhile to “It was pretty energizing to know Sauter said a strong domestic dispute could have had a crip- tomers and shipping our prod- work through their backlog.” we’re going to get our people market for frozen vegetables has pling effect on the company had uct,” Narramore said. “Any Northwest Hardwoods was back to work sooner or later.” allowed the company to weather it chosen to import a lot of its progress the ports and long- dealt a severe blow by the dis- While Northwest hopes to the dispute without having to cut packaging materials. The fact shoremen made to that end is pute, announcing two weeks get its products out to ship soon, staff. What it might have to cut; the company uses polymers beneficial for us.” ago that the company would National Frozen Foods will have however, is the number of acres it and cardboard materials made Sauter agreed, but with a bit curtail production at its Cen- to work through some lingering harvests from this year. Sauter ex- in the United States insulated it of different tone. tralia, Longview and Garibaldi, effects that, while no layoffs were plained that National negotiates from a larger loss, Sauter noted. “I’m pretty happy they settled Oregon, plants. Because of the necessary, still affected the com- contracts with growers, several on “We would have lost a lot of it. I think everyone is relieved,” large quantity of cargo from pany’s bottom line adversely. the east side of the state, and de- our domestic market if we had Sauter said. “I’m just glad it’s various companies that piled up “It cost us some contracts and termines just how much acreage to bring in a bunch of that stuff,” done, to be honest.”

and we made 4 feet of snow on Saturday, kids races (though Snow across the carpet area, and stole those will be moved a little high- some of that.” er up the mountain), snowboard Continued from the front page Dave Ruby has been in workshops, games and live mu- Although they were able to charge of building the castle for sic. keep most of the slopes covered, over 20 years. He said he and Goyette said that in years organizers were getting worried his team have a good plan for past the ski area has gotten so there wouldn’t be enough snow the castle well before the carni- busy sometimes people have for the annual Winter Carnival val, but this year building came had to be turned away for lack coming up this Saturday and down to the wire. Even though of parking. She said for those Sunday. crews were able to build the cas- wanting to come for the Satur- The Winter Carnival is the tle, it’s going to be about a 10th day night fireworks, the best op- of its normal size, but that’s just ski area’s biggest event of the tion is to come between 2 and 3 how things go during the ski year. On a good snow year, up in the afternoon when the skiers Pete Caster / [email protected] season. to 9,000 people will come to the (who parked in front) are leav- mountain, Goyette said. Despite Dave Ruby, a longtime volunteer at White Pass, rolls out one of his handmade “It’s part of the deal,” he said. ing. the low precipitation, the week- snow-packing elements used to create the the towers of the snow castle on “The weather is unpredictable, end will still be full with a few Wednesday afternoon at White Pass Ski Resort. sometimes chickens, sometimes “We’re always having fun if changes. feathers.” you’re sliding on snow,” said “The fact we could build the base has been so thin, the ski castle. It’s going to be smaller Still, things will go as Goyette. “Even if the sliding Carnival where it is was a huge area was considering building than in years past. planned. The theme of this hasn’t been that great this year, priority, but we weren’t sure that one of the main attractions, the “We were thinking we would year’s carnival is Dr. Seuss. we’re still going to have fun.” it was going to happen,” said snow castle, in a new location. build it up top because you have There will be a reunion of the To view The Winter Car- Kathleen Goyette, White Pass Fortunately, last weekend was to scrape up a bit of snow and we first generation of professional nival schedule, visit: http:// Ski Area spokeswoman. cold enough that workers could just didn’t have it,” said McCar- snowboarders to come out of www.skiwhitepass.com/ Because the snow at the make enough snow to build the thy. “Then it got cold enough the Pacific Northwest, fireworks media/87204/2015Schedule.pdf.

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Chronicle readers share their thoughts everyday through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of the recent highlights of conversation. Chronline Comments • Story: Commissioners Hear Frustration Over Rural Internet Services USER NAME: Amy 13 The county commissioners can regulate the standards for rural developers to meet. For example, if a developer is going to break up land into small lots and up to 5 or more acres he or she should be required to run lines that meet modern data transfer needs for homes and home businesses in addition to electrical and phone lines. Then Century Link or others can connect to these devel- opments at the county road. Photograph submitted by Neal Kirby, Centralia As it is we have folks building Unusually warm weather greeted Centralian Neal Kirby, left, and some climbing friends when they hiked up Mount St. Helens Jan. 30. Others, from left, are Jenebi Lacey, $200 to $600 K homes without Maple Valley; Deb Rose, Boise; Daria Crymes, Portland; and Donny Davison, Puyallup. “We took the Worm Flows winter route,” Kirby said. “ It’s 12 miles with a 5,500-foot services in this county. Many elevation gain. We went prepared with snowshoes and micro spikes but found far less snow than expected and instead found sunny, warm weather with the freezing new county home buyers just weather above the summit. Western Washington may have to deal with low summer river lows if the snow pack doesn’t improve substantially the rest of this winter.” assume their new home will be able to connect only to find out after the purchase they should have asked and not assumed. • Story: Chehalis DJ Keeps Vinyl Records in Play This photograph shows a Mount St. USER NAME: national Helens caldera, with Mount Rainier in the distance. A caldera is a cauldron- Now if Kylee has any Delta like volcanic feature usually formed 5 in his collection, I’ll be very by the collapse of land following a impressed. They weren’t on K volcanic eruption. Records (Calvin Johnson and Bruce Pavitt were at KAOS the same time I was), but they were predecessors of the Riot Grrrl movement in 1980 or so. Great quirky rock. • Story: Sheriff’s Office Works With Mental Health Facility USER NAME: Martin Bishop We must have a more progressive sheriff’s office that care about the people they have entrusted into their care, instead of allowing a guard who abused an inmate to continue until he got busted for Mount Hood towers above surround- using a computer system im- ing peaks in this photo taken from properly. Mount St Helens. Mount Hood is east “We are addressing men- of Portland. tal health issues in the jail in a progressive manner and to the best of our ability with the resources we have been given.” Interesting, are they addressing the issues that are mandated to address in accor- dance with state law (such as adequate health and mental health services? No one in the Lewis Coun- ty establishment really cares about changing anything. Cascade and LCSO are just a part of the system that charges relatives to see their loved ones in the jail. Don’t worry, it is all babies of funded by our tax money. Lewis Send your comments, criti- 2O14 cisms and feedback to County’s [email protected] for consideration in Voice of the Premier People. Vote For Family Your Favorite Publication. Today! Check us out! Visit Chronline.com or FABULOUS swwfamily.com FULL COLOR! swwfamily.com NOW EASIER THAN EVER! Or pick up Get your customer’s attention with full color signs your FREE CH536622cw.sw and graphics! For more Inside he Chronicle copy at information call 321 N. Pearl St. Centralia The Chronicle. 360-807-8217.

360-736-6322 CH537018rc.jd Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 LOCAL Final Vote Count for February Election Certified ALL MEASURES PASS: Lewis Lewis County Fire District 1 serving the Onalaska region and CERTIFIED ELECTION RESULTS FROM County School and Fire District 2 serving the Toledo Fire District Measures, In the special election, region both saw their replace- FEBRUARY 10 ELECTION 6,127 of 14,795 eligible ment EMS levies pass with virtu- Seven ballot measures — five from local schools and two from local Including One Bond, ally no chance of failure. Eighty- fire districts — were on the books as part of the Feb. 10 special elec- Are All Approved voters cast ballots one percent of voters in Onalaska tion. The Lewis County Elections Division has officially certified the for a 41.4 percent said yes to the levy, compared to results of the election. By Christopher Brewer 78 percent in Toledo. Both dis- [email protected] voter turnout. tricts utilize Medic One, an EMS Castle Rock School District Replacement M&O Levy* provider that serves six member Yes 119 42.7% A final count of ballots in the No 160 57.3% Feb. 10 general election has ce- fire districts, for its emergency mented the results of the vote. medical service. Castle Rock School District Tech/Capital Projects Levy* change in the numbers from the Meanwhile, the Castle Rock Every measure on the ballot second count on Feb. 11 were ex- Yes 113 40.8% in Lewis County passed. School District — which has No 164 59.2% pected. served Vader ever since the Va- Voters in school districts cov- The Chehalis School District ering Vader, Chehalis, Evaline der School District dissolved in Chehalis School District Capital Improvements Bond had by far the largest issue on the mid-2000s — passed two Yes 2,247 62.4% and Toledo passed their school the ballot in terms of raw dol- districts’ re- levies, one for maintenance and No 1,353 37.6% lars, asking voters to approve a operations with a $2.05 million spective mea- Election $35.9 million bond to finance sures, with price tag, and the other a six-year Evaline School District Replacement M&O Levy construction of a new school and fire districts technology and capital projects Yes 187 76% renovation of another, with the No 59 24% in Toledo and 2015 levy valued at $200,000. The aim of replacing R.E. Bennett majority of voters in the Lewis Onalaska pass- Toledo School District Replacement M&O Levy ing replacement and Cascade Elementary schools. County-covered portion of the Voters responded approvingly, district voted no to both propos- Yes 699 56.8% emergency No 532 43.2% medical servic- with 2,247, or 62.4 percent, vot- als, with the replacement main- es levies. ing yes and 1,353, or 37.6 percent, tenance and operations levy re- saying no to the idea. Fire District 1 Replacement EMS Levy The Lewis ceiving 57.3 percent dissent, and Yes 613 81.2% County Elections Division up- Toledo School District vot- the capital projects levy receiving No 142 18.8% dated its vote count at 11:02 ers said yes to a $1.1 million levy, no votes by 59 percent of voters. Tuesday morning. In the special with 56.8 percent of voters assur- However, the amount of votes Fire District 2 Replacement EMS Levy election, 6,127 of 14,795 eligible ing the measure would pass. In in the Cowlitz County-covered Yes 885 78.1% voters cast ballots for a 41.4 per- Evaline, 3 miles north of Win- part of the district, which had No 248 21.9% cent voter turnout. Vote totals lock, 246 people voted in an elec- not been fully tabulated yet, had changed so slightly, with tion to fund a $190,000 mainte- showed both proposals passing *Asterisk denotes total from Lewis County only; Cowlitz County as of fewer than a dozen votes in most nance and operations levy, with there by more than 60 percent, 1:45 p.m. Tuesday had not certified its election but the measures were propositions on the ballot added “yes” votes outweighing “no” indicating a likely victory for likely to pass as of Feb. 20. to the last count, that no major votes by a 3-to-1 margin. both proposals. News in Brief Thurston County In order to be eligible for the award, this space up here is a bit inad- Noting that everything is still downtown Olympia that could those nominated must be selected equate and we need to do some- very early in the process, Moore be leased by the county, he said. Certifies Special Election by an employee, or the spouse of a thing.” said there are several ideas be- “There’s also the question on By The Chronicle National Guard or Reserve member. During Tuesday’s meeting, ing floated around to improve whether the whole county com- According to the ESGR web- commissioners voted 3-0 to ad- the courthouse complex, which plex goes downtown, or just the The February special election site, “the Patriot Award reflects vertise a request for qualifications also houses the county’s admin- courts,” Moore added. has been certified by the Thur- the efforts made to support to select an architectural-engi- istration and several of its de- The Olympia City Council ston County Auditor’s Office, citizen warriors through a wide neering consultant to evaluate partments. One of the concepts hasn’t had a conversation about and the Tenino School District’s range of measures, including court security in Buildings 2 and involves a public-private part- the relocation, but city manager proposition passed with 57.74 flexible schedules, time off prior 3 of the courthouse complex. nership, which would allow a Steve Hall said he believes “they percent of the vote. to and after deployment, caring The study is expected to cost private entity to build a parking would much welcome the coun- The $7.95 million levy will fo- for families and granting leaves about $40,000, and will be fund- garage and office buildings in ty’s investment.” cus on safety and security, tech- of absence if needed.” ed from existing bond proceeds. nology and needed renovations. Commissioners also voted As for Yelm Community 3-0 to advertise for a firm to Sharon Care “GREAT CARE AT A Schools, its proposed bond failed Proposal to Move conduct a comparative feasibil- Center GREAT PLACE” with 49.95 percent of the vote. It Thurston County ity study that would evaluate the would have needed a 60 percent costs and benefits of remodel- STUDIO APARTMENTS NOW AVAILABLE yes vote to pass. Courthouse Downtown ing existing courthouse com- CH535690cz.ke The certification was per- plex structures, compared with • Nurse Call System • Healthy Meals Prepared On Site formed by the canvassing board, Gains Support • Individual Heating & Cooling • Housekeeping & Laundry constructing or acquiring new • Beauty & Barber Shop • Personal Safety & Security which included Senior Deputy By The Olympian courthouse facilities in the city Prosecuting Attorney Catherine • Spacious Apartments • Individualized Activity Program A proposal to relocate the of Olympia. That study, which is Calvin, County Commissioner estimated to cost about $125,000, Cathy Wolfe and Chief Deputy Thurston County Courthouse to Join Us For A Complimentary Tour And Lunch downtown Olympia appears to also will be funded with existing Auditor Joyce Turner. bond proceeds. 1509 Harrison Ave., Centralia (360) 736-0112 The next Thurston County be gaining some traction. election will be held on Tuesday, In recent months, Thurston April 28. Jurisdictions have until County District Court Presiding Friday, March 13, to submit a res- Judge Brett Buckley and Thur- olution to call a special election. ston County Superior Court FULL SERVICE Presiding Judge Carol Murphy have pitched their idea — which A COMMUNITY BANKING Local Veterinarian they say could bring some much- Receives Patriot Award needed economic development CENTURY WITH PEOPLE to downtown Olympia — to By The Chronicle numerous groups including the YOU KNOW Mark Giffey, a veterinar- Port of Olympia, the Union Gos- OF AND TRUST. ian at Chehalis-Centralia Veteri- pel Mission, the Thurston Coun- nary Hospital, was honored on ty Chamber of Commerce and HELPING Tuesday by receiving the Patriot several members of the Olympia “It is as strong and clear today as it was in Award for his efforts in accom- City Council. OTHERS. 1915, that our purpose is to help individuals, modating an employee who was “Everybody I’ve talked to families and businesses accomplish their away from work while fighting seems to think, ‘Yeah, this is fires last year. something that might really goals. Regardless of the times, we’ve provided The award, given by the Em- work,’ ” Buckley said. HOW people a place to keep their money safe and ployer Support of the Guard and In fact, Buckley will talk improve their lives.” Reserve, is awarded to individual about the idea during a forum CAN WE supervisors who take the extra at 8:30 a.m. Friday at the Caldo- steps to support employees serving nia Building, 116 Fifth Ave. SE, Michael Sand, President/CEO in the National Guard or Reserve. Olympia. The event, sponsored HELP YOU? Giffey was nominated by Ted by the Olympia Downtown As- Fay, one of his employees. At the sociation, is open to the public. time of the fires in Washington Buckley said the county’s dis- state, Fay was the office man- trict court facilities, which were ager of the veterinary hospital built in 1978, are crowded and and had to rearrange his sched- unsafe. ule after the fires broke out. He “We only have half of the was serving with 1-168 GSAB, a space we need,” Buckley said. National Guard unit stationed at “We constantly have to go to Su- Joint Base Lewis-McChord. perior Court to borrow a court- Giffey took it upon himself to room.” handle the meetings at the vet- The courts are struggling erinary hospital, and set up orga- with several safety issues, too, nizational stopgaps to ensure all Buckley said. For example, in paperwork was postponed until Building 2, inmates who are go- Fay returned. ing from lock-up to court are led “Dr. Giffey’s efforts to support through a hallway that passes by Ted and the critical mission of judges’ chambers and jury rooms. the Washington Guard by mak- In addition, if the county’s ing the necessary adjustments to new jail, the Accountability and CHEHALIS the business helped Ted not only Restitution Center, opens later 714 W. Main Street fulfill his mission, but return this year as scheduled, the re- knowing that Dr. Giffey and Liberty Plaza-Exit 77 mote-access hearings will prove 360.740.0770 the staff of the Chehalis Centra- troublesome because the court- 100 YEARS OF COMMUNITY BANKING lia Veterinary Hospital support house lacks the needed cabling Also TOLEDO, WINLOCK, the WA National Guard when and bandwidth, Buckley said. TUMWATER & OLYMPIA the unforeseen happens,” stated Meantime, the Board of HOME | CONSTRUCTION | BUSINESS Fay’s Patriot Award nomination. County Commissioners is “in- The nomination noted terested in all of the possibilities,” Giffey’s actions went above and according to Thurston County beyond in supporting Fay’s call manager Cliff Moore. to duty and the Washington Na- “Last year, we did an evalua- CH536350cz.jd tional Guard. tion of the space needs and the The award was presented to square footage needs,” he said. “... Giffey at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday. I think everyone recognizes that The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Outdoors: Return of Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 2 Sports e-mail: [email protected] the Wolverine? Prep Basketball College Basketball It’s All Numbers WIAA: Puzzling Regional Basketball Matchups Based on Formula That Puts W.F. West’s Girls in a Curious Situation By Aaron VanTuyl [email protected] It’s nothing new. The Washington Interscho- lastic Activities Association re- leases its playoff brackets. Most of the games make sense. One or two of them, though, leave everyone scratching his or her head. Such was the case on Sunday, the morning after district basketball tournaments were scheduled to wrap up — thus determining each district’s representatives in the WIAA-designed regional playoffs. Regional matchups, for boys and girls, were posted for the sixteen teams in each of the WIAA’s six classifications. In Southwest Washington, one set of matchups — the mir- rored game on either side of the bracket, in fact — drew plenty of quizzical expressions. To put it lightly.

“THERE’S SOME ridiculous matchups,” W.F. West girls basketball coach Henri Weeks said. Weeks’ team finished second to Mark Morris in the Dis- trict 4 2A tournament. The 20-3 Bearcats are the defending state champions and ranked No. 2 in the Associated Press’ state poll, second only to the aforemen- tioned Monarchs — and the teams have met in the last two state championship games. Their regional matchup is against Burlington-Edison, the runner-up in the District 1 tournament and the No. 4 ranked team in the state. It’s the only matchup on the board between two district runner-ups, or 2-seeds, and will be played at Everett Community College at noon on Saturday, giving the Bearcats a road trip of over two Brandon Hansen / [email protected] hours. Centralia College’s Courtney Kaupu puts up a 3-pointer during NWAC West Region basketball action against Lower Columbia College Wednesday at Michael Smith Meanwhile, White River — Gymnasium in Centralia. the third-place team out of Dis- trict 2/3 and the No. 3 team in the state — has a regional game against unranked Blaine, the third-place team from District 1, at 2 p.m. in Puyallup. The distance between White Payback for Lady Blazers River’s home gym in Buckley and Puyallup High School is 15.6 miles. Centralia Avenges Loss to LC With 73-67 Hub City Win The same matchup has By Luke Kilgore pride," Schutz said. "We wanted confidence and that's what we raised eyebrows in the 2A boys [email protected] to end the regular season unde- need from her." Blazers Fall to bracket, where another pair of feated on our home court. This Kaupu, along with Molly district runner-ups — Lynden In terms of postseason im- was a big game for the girls, and McIntyre and Lauren Fisher, Balanced Lower and Mark Morris — are playing plications, Wednesday night's when you're playing against ri- was able to establish an inside Columbia, 64-49 for one state berth, while third- game between the Centralia vals, it means a lot more." presence early to help give Cen- placers Squalicum (District 1) Lady Blazers and the Lower Co- With a packed house, the tralia a 28-24 lead at halftime. By The Chronicle and White River are playing in lumbia Red Devils meant little. game adopted a playoff atmo- McIntyre scored 15 points and Four Red Devils Puyallup for another. In terms of pride and re- sphere from the opening tip, Fisher added 8 for the Blazers. scored in double figures, White River’s boys and girls demption, however, the match- with Centralia gaining a slim Due to the aggressiveness and Lower Columbia teams are both 3-seeds “hosting” up meant everything to Cen- lead early. It wasn't long before picked up a 64-49 win regional games, with back-toon either side, fouls and, as a re- tralia. In a game comprised Lower Columbia evened things sult, free throws become a large over Centralia College back games on Saturday. Mark entirely of runs, the Lady Blaz- up, matching the hosts shot for on Wednesday in NWAC Morris — which also has both part of the ballgame. Kyahri ers were able to hit key shots shot. Adams reaped the benefits West Region men's bas- its boys and girls teams playing and free throws down the Sophomore post Courtney ketball action at Michael in regionals, with a 2-seed and a from the charity stripe, going 11 stretch to hold off LC for a 73- Kaupu led the Lady Blazers of 14 (79 percent) from the line. Smith Gymnasium in the 1-seed, respectively — doesn’t get Hub City. 63 NWAC West Region victory with 17 points, and five re- Adams finished with 16 points, the same treatment. The Mon- in Michael Smith Gymnasium. bounds, expanding her range Ryan Lee led the way arch boys play at 6 p.m. in Mount five rebounds, and seven assists for Lower Columbia, scor- The last time the teams met, to hit 3 for 3 from beyond the on the night. Vernon, while the girls play at 6 the Blazers suffered a 63-47 3-point arc in key moments, ing 22 points on 10 of 19 p.m. Friday night in Chehalis. "Those free throws were big shooting from the floor defeat at the hands of the Red something that took some by for her," Schutz said. "Her focus Devils in Longview on Jan. 24 surprise. Kaupu was 7 for 10 with 10 rebounds. HOW DID THE regional brackets and attention improved in that — their first loss of the year to overall from the field. Lower Columbia led wind up with two district run- area. She did a great job and another NWAC team. "We allow our posts to shoot 29-23 after a first half in ner-ups facing off for one spot in she's beginning to play with According to Centralia outside and we spend a lot of which it went 2 of 14 (14 the state tournament? more confidence. She stepped coach Shane Schutz, the Blaz- time working on it," Schutz said. percent) from behind the According to Cindy Adsit, her game up tonight." ers knew that game wasn’t their 3-point arc, but bumped "Courtney is very capable of hit- Kaylea Knox, a 5-foot-3 best effort. ting that shot to be an offensive please see BLAZERS, page S4 please see BRACKETS, page S4 "Tonight was just about threat. She shot the ball with please see CENTRALIA, page S4

Game Time The Final Word Centralia Col- Son League Basketball Looking for Players lege’s Molly TV’s Best Bet McIntyre (20) By The Chronicle for boys in grades 7-8, one for boys in poses during grades 9-12, and one for girls in grades 7-9. College Basketball pregame in- The Son League basketball program is now accepting registration forms for Registration forms are available at San Diego at Gonzaga troductions lewiscounty.younglife.com and have been Wednesday players for this spring’s season. 8 p.m. dropped off at local schools this week. night during The league, sponsored and operated ESPNU the Blazers’ by Lewis County Young Life, will start Registration is still open, and teams will home win games on Saturday, March 7, with games be drafted on March 1. Registration is over LCC. each Saturday until the championship $60 a player. tournament, set for March 27 and 28. Call Lewis County Young Life at (360) Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Three leagues will be open, with one 736-2176 for more information. Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, February. 26, 2015

Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Wildlife Wolverines Expanding Range in North Cascades By Kate Prengaman of 200 to 500 square miles, The Yakima Herald-Republic scavenging for food in a very resource-poor environment,” YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — Woodrow said. “Wolverines are Wildlife biologist Aja Woodrow just starting to come back to the has a system to get one of the Cascades, so we want to see if Northwest’s most elusive animals — the wolverine — to pose the crossing structures will re- for pictures. store connectivity.” The trick is to rig a roadkill The crossings would likely deer in a remote tree, forcing also restore connectivity for the the smart scavenger to climb to Cascades’ northern and south- a narrow pole and then stand on ern black bear populations, its hind legs to reach the carcass, which haven’t been able to min- located next to a camera with gle or mate easily for decades, a motion sensor. The resulting Broadhead said. photos can capture the crea- Volunteers with Conserva- ture’s unique chest markings for tion Northwest have to set up later identification. Clamps also and monitor wildlife cameras snag a small clump or two of to help agency scientists watch hair for DNA analysis. more wilderness. Last year, they Woodrow, a biologist for snapped photos of wolverines the U.S. Forest Service, learned and lynx, but no grizzlies or these techniques from other sci- wolves, said spokesman Chase entists, but he’s put them into Gunnell. action on the Cle Elum Ranger The wolverine camera traps District to figure out how many can only be up for a few winter wolverines are moving south By The U.S. Forest Service months each year, Woodrow and making themselves at home The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has decided that the wolverine will not be listed under the Endangered Species Act. About said, because the dead deer used again in Washington’s Central 300 animals exist in the United States, mainly in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. Cascades decades after nearly for bait could attract bears when being wiped out. south as well. need the snow to persist until Reconnecting habitat for they emerge from hibernation. The key for wolverines is The busy interstate is just the kits are weaned, typically in wolverines and other wildlife This winter, the lack of snow is having vast swaths of remote, one of the many ways the Cas- mid- to late April. large and small is why the state limiting access to some of his snowy terrain, Woodrow said. cades have changed since wol- For the past decade, Aubry transportation department is remote sites, but so far he’s got The largest member of the wea- verines, grizzly bears and other has used GPS collars to study a spending millions on crossing photos of two animals and some sel family, wolverines are scav- nearly vanished species regular- population of about 20 animals structures as part of the large additional hair and scat samples engers, occasional predators, ly roamed the area. The highway in the northern Cascades. Wol- I-90 improvement project. for genetic analysis. and one of the few high-eleva- has been a total barrier for most verines have a reputation as soli- These include the completed Aubrey is compiling the wol- tion animals that stays active all species, said Craig Broadhead, tary animals, but Aubry said his underpass near Gold Creek and verine data from the Conserva- winter long. a wildlife biologist for the state data show that they have more an overpass planned several tion Northwest volunteers, from Most of the wolverines Department of Transportation. complex social behaviors than miles to the east, which will be Woodrow’s camera traps on the known to live in Washington are It’s a problem for individual previously believed. 150 feet wide and planted with Cle Elum District, and his own found in the North Cascades, animals because the highway A century ago, the greatest native plants to mimic the for- work in the North Cascades but Woodrow and other scien- can block them from good habi- threat to wolverines was poison ests it connects. with GPS tracking to learn as tists believe that the animals are tat. But on a larger scale it limits from trappers who saw them “We think of it as a land- much as he can about how the now making their way down the mating options and limits ge- as a nuisance. Today, the threat scape bridge; we’re trying to animals are making themselves Cascades from British Colum- netic diversity in a population, is climate change for the ani- connect the landscape, not just at home in Washington again. bia. Broadhead said. That genetic mals that rely on plentiful and the wildlife,” Broadhead said. That way, someday scientists “They are in the process of diversity is crucial to prevent long-lasting snow for successful “Slugs and snails might move will know how to help them, if expanding their range south- inbreeding and helping popula- reproduction, Aubry said. Last 20 feet in their lifetime; we want need be, he said. So far, they are ward, but where that might end, tions avoid disease and adapt to year, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife to use the crossing structure as we don’t know,” said Keith Au- changes in the environment. Service considered listing the habitat for them as well, to con- quietly, slowly coming back on bry, a scientist with the Forest It’s especially critical for at- species as endangered because of nect the whole ecosystem.” their own. Service’s Northwest Lab in Se- risk species such as the wolver- the threat of climate change, but The transportation depart- “To me, they are the truly attle. ines, which exist in low numbers decided not to. ment is working with the Forest iconic wilderness species, roam- Their range now seems likely living in high mountain habitats “In that archipelago of high Service to look for wolverines on ing around these high elevations to end at Interstate 90, Woodrow that can be so isolated that Au- mountain conditions, as climate the Cle Elum District this winter and somehow managing to eke said. To test that theory, he’s es- bry compares the sites to islands. warms, not only will that habi- in order to help learn how effec- out an existence in an area that tablished a network of camera Wolverines need deep snow tat shrink in extent, but it will tive the bridges will be for these seems impossible,” Aubry said. trap sites around the Cle Elum that lasts until late spring, he become more isolated from each highly mobile animals. “They really speak to the wilder- District, mostly north of the said. That’s because females give other as well. That’s the greatest “These are 25- to 30-pound ness that North America used to highway but with a few to the birth in snow caves and they concern,” Aubry said. animals that have territories be.” Public Lands Senate Unanimously Passes Bill to Beef up Hazard Mapping Great White Shark By WADNR tor Pearson’s leadership on this etrating through forest canopy, OLYMPIA — The state Sen- critical need for our state.” ground cover and human de- ate voted unanimously Wednes- Home of the Washington velopment allow mappers and Swims Close to day for a bill requested by Com- Geological Survey, DNR is re- scientists to see the landforms missioner of Public Lands Peter sponsible for surveying and below with pinpoint accuracy. Goldmark to use LiDAR tech- mapping Washington’s geologic A little more than one-fourth Washington Coast nology to develop and catalog hazards. LiDAR funding is one of Washington has already been OCEAN SHORES, Wash. to shore. of the agency’s top priorities for mapped with LiDAR, though detailed maps of Washington’s (AP) — A great white shark Great white sharks appear this legislative session. much of that was done with low- geologic hazards. about 18-feet long is believed off the Washington coast, as “After the Oso landslide, we er-quality imaging. DNR will Introduced by Sen. Kirk to be swimming off the they do elsewhere around the Pearson, R-Monroe, Senate Bill needed to find new ways to pro- initially target LiDAR mapping Washington coast and feed- vide the best information about efforts at population centers and world, Bartlett said. And ma- 5088 requires DNR to expand ing on harbor seals close to rine mammals are a staple of LiDAR mapping of geological geological hazards to the pub- infrastructure most at risk from shore, the state Department their diet. hazards and provide technical lic,” said Pearson. “By central- landslides and other hazards. of Fish and Wildlife said. The big sharks usually support to counties, cities, and izing geological information, we “The better our knowledge of The evidence is a seal the public to help them under- can give local governments, de- geologic hazards, the better we don’t come close to shore, but that was found Thursday on this one may have followed a stand the data. velopers and the public the tools can prepare to mitigate them,” a beach near Ocean Shores, they need to help protect lives warm current, Bartlett said. “This bill will enhance pub- State Geologist Dave Norman neatly bitten in half. and property against another Only two shark attacks lic safety,” said Commissioner said. A necropsy was per- major disaster.” A companion bill (HB1182) on humans have been docu- Goldmark. “Expanded use of formed by the department in LiDAR (Light Detection and is currently under consideration mented in Washington — LiDAR will allow our geologists consultation with a National Ranging) uses lasers mounted in the House. The Legislature’s one in the 1830s and one in to develop detailed maps that Oceanic and Atmospheric on aircraft to scope topogra- two chambers then must recon- 1989. The attacks weren’t fa- can be used to identify poten- Administration shark expert phy by measuring reflected cile the bills before sending the tial hazards. I appreciate Sena- in California. tal, Bartlett said. light. Those beams of light pen- measure to Gov. Jay Inslee. They determined on As a precaution the de- Tuesday the likely preda- partment has notified other tor was a great white shark. agencies of the presence of Judging by the spacing of the the great white shark, includ- bite marks it is about 18 feet ing the Coast Guard, state Local Sports. All the Time. long, said spokesman Craig parks, and local governments Bartlett. and tribes on the coast. The seal found last week Another seal found dead with its hindquarters missing near Ocean Shores on Satur- was a female that weighed day also was examined, but it more than 200 pounds. Its was determined it likely died LewisCountySports.com stomach was filled with as a result of being entangled smelt, indicating she had in a fishing net, Bartlett said. been recently attacked close It did not have bite marks.

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Hunting & Fishing Report Outdoors Briefs Acknowledging This Winter’s Absence of Rain Attendance Up at 3 National Parks t the risk of damning the FISHIN’ Out on Coal Creek (west of ern firearm general hunting sea- rapidly impending base- Longview) steelhead and game sons in 2015. Piscatorial prospects should in Washington ball season to a dooms- fish will be off limits below the “This is a great opportunity A be on the rise this time of year PORT ANGELES, day’s deluge of rain drops, I’m falls after Feb. 28. for hunters to extend their hunt- Wash. (AP) — Attendance here to express some dismay at but dwindling river flows are The Lewis River will not hampering the bite by interfer- ing season this fall,” said Mick is up at three national the lack of wet stuff we’ve been be joining the spring salmon Cope, game manager for WDFW, parks in Washington state. experiencing this winter. ing with the migration of late bonanza on March 1, as their winter steelhead and early spring in a press release. “Rather than A spokeswoman with Before you go bonkers and predicted return of 1,100 adult having to choose just one hunt- Olympic National Park, blister The chinook. As evidence, it should Chinook is below the hatchery be noted that since the first re- ing method over another, the Barb Maynes, says good Chronicle escapement goal of 1,350 fish. multiple season permit allows weather and increased phone lines with turning adult spring Chinook Until further notice, all Chi- was noted at Bonneville Dam on more flexibility.” marketing helped boost flaming voice- nook caught on the mainstem The permit application costs the number of park visitors mails (thanks Feb. 8, no other springers have and North Fork of the Lewis been observed. $7.10 for Washington residents there by nearly 10 percent. for reading!) let River must be released. Steelhead and can be purchased on the The park drew 3.2 million me say that I The unseasonably dry are still a viable option in those WDFW website, through li- visitors in 2014. certainly realize weather and slack rivers have channels however. censed vendors, or by calling, The Kitsap Sun says that I am likely not dampened the collective On the lower Kalama River enthusiasm of local anglers for (866) 246-9453. 2014 was a record-break- in the extreme By Jordan Nailon the daily steelhead limit has been ing year for national parks minority here. For The the opening of spring salmon increased to three fish. That Chronicle season on the lower Colum- nationwide. About 293 After all, every- change applies from the down- CLAMMIN’ million people visited na- one likes sunshine. It’s just that bia River though. That popular river boundary markers at the fishery, from Buoy 10 up to the February’s clam digs are all tional parks last year. these dry spells during the wet mouth to within 1,000 feet of the over but the fun will resume Olympic National Park season have me feeling all out of Bonneville Dam, is set to begin upper salmon hatchery. Accord- on Sunday, March 1 and contin- again on March 2 when the next ranked as the sixth most- sorts. ing to the WDFW, “the hatchery approved set of digs begins. The visited national park with Granted, when taken in iso- ue through Apr. 10. The fishery escapement goal for late winter WDFW has announced pro- Great Smoky Mountains lation, each one of the bluebird, will be closed on three Tuesdays run steelhead is expected to be posed digs all the way through National Park in Tennes- white cloud, sun sparkled days however, March 24, March 31, met and surplus fish are avail- March as well. see in the top spot. can feel like an over generous and Apr. 7. Steelhead and shad able for harvest.” “We’re announcing these Mount Rainier Nation- blessing from on high. Mud harvest will only be allowed on Elsewhere, WDFW is invit- the lower Columbia on days that dates so people can make plans al Park and North Cascade puddles wick away and early bird ing the public to participate in National Park also saw a 10 blooms take their place. Lawns the salmon fishery is also open. the next round of their fishery for digging in March,” said Dan The daily limit during the fishery Ayres, WDFW razor clam man- percent increase in atten- grow, bumblebees hum, and day- season-setting process with a dance in 2014. dreams drift toward the dusty will be two adult salmonids, in- public meeting on March 2 in ager, in a press release. “The pro- diamonds of America’s pastime. cluding no more than one hatch- Olympia. Attendees will be pre- posed digs include an opening No rain today is nearly always ery Chinook. sented a preview of this year’s for the Ocean Shores razor clam Theodore Roosevelt good, for today anyway. It’s the Meanwhile, sturgeon fishing salmon returns as well as an out- festival.” Park Starts inevitable ramifications on to- is set to close in the Bonneville line of potential fishing seasons. Another special digging op- morrow that scare me. Pool on March 1. Last week the Members of the public will portunity will come on March 20 Campground Some of you are of course sturgeon bite there was active, have an opportunity to speak and 21, so long as those digs are questioning my weathered recol- although legal size fish were with fishery managers about approved by the WDFW. March Reservation System lection. In fact it might have been fairly elusive. In all the WDFW pre-season forecasts and to par- 21 is the first day of the seasonal MEDORA, N.D. (AP) raining this morning when you sampled 38 bank anglers who ticipate in work sessions focusing switch to morning digging times, — Theodore Roosevelt Na- collected your daily fish wrap released one oversize and 19 sub- on conservation issues and pos- so diggers who hit the beach on tional Park plans to offer from the front hedges. But let’s legal fish, in addition to 59 boat sible fishery dates. The fish meet- the evening of March 20 can online camping reserva- not kid ourselves. This winter anglers who hauled in 156 sub- ing will be held from 9 a.m to 3 claim a legal “double limit” with- tions for the first time this has been a bit weird. legal fish and just five legal size p.m. in room 172 of the Natural in twelve hours of first hitting year. Last week I was scaling crum- white sturgeon. Resources Building, 1111 Wash- the beach. The system will go on- The Dalles and John Day bling craggy rock walls along the ington St. SE, Olympia. Below is the list of proposed line on March 2. Reserva- pools will remain open to stur- river to reach fishing holes that razor clam digs, along with low tions can be made online are usually not accessible until geon harvest until their respec- at www.recreation.gov or tive guidelines of 100 and 500 HUNTIN’ tides and beaches: the hot summer months. Low • March 2, Monday, 4:46 p.m.; by calling 877-444-6777. fish have been met. Angling for Hunters hoping to hang a and clear flows in our area riv- 0.5 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- The park will ac- ers have the fish sitting stagnant the big fish was relatively slow bear skin rug this spring have cept reservations for the in both of those pools last week. only until midnight on Feb. 28 bors and swimming scared at the fish • March 3, Tuesday, 5:26 p.m.; Roundup Group Horse eyed reflection of bone dry an- Sturgeon harvest below Bonnev- to submit their application for a 0.4 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- Campground, the Juniper glers ambling along the banks. ille Dam is currently closed but permit. bors Group Campsite in the Worst of all, many headwaters catch-and-release is allowed. The WDFW will hold a ran- North Unit and the Cot- • March 4, Wednesday, 5:59 are too low for hopeful salmon On the other pole, salmonid dom drawing in mid-March in tonwood Group Campsite p.m.; 0.4 feet, Long Beach, Twin and steelhead spawners to reach anglers in The Dalles and John order to distribute the black bear in the South Unit. Half their creeks of origin. Day pools were catching a fair permits. In total there are 383 Harbors of the general sites in the Even more worrisome than number of steelhead last week. permits available for western • March 5, Thursday; 6:30 Cottonwood Campground the relative lack of rain is the dis- Those pools also saw a bit of Washington and 314 permits for p.m., 0.5 feet, Long Beach, Twin will be available for reser- tinct lack of snow in the moun- walleye action, with 76 anglers eastern Washington. Hunters Harbors vation. The remainder of tains. Most resorts have been catching 41 fish in The Dalles who are awarded a permit will • March 16, Monday, 4:15 the general sites in Cotton- patiently waiting for a winter and 40 anglers hauling in an im- be notified by mail no later than p.m.; 0.3 feet, Long Beach, Twin wood Campground and season that has yet to arrive. As a pressive 95 walleye at John Day. March 31. Harbors the entire Juniper Camp- result many mountains are cur- In Cowlitz country the In order to qualify for the • March 17, Tuesday, 5:08 ground will continue to be rently operating on a limited ba- WDFW came back with very permit drawing hunters must p.m.; -0.2 feet; Long Beach, Twin available on a first come, sis due to pervasive protruding limited data last week, sampling purchase a special permit ap- Harbors first served basis. rocks and other obstacles around just eight boat anglers who har- plication in addition to a 2015 • March 18, Wednesday, 5:57 Recreation.gov is oper- the mountain. Most of Wash- vested four steelhead near the hunting license, including a bear p.m.; -0.5 feet, Long Beach, Twin ated through the National ington’s ski areas have had their trout hatchery. Numbers from species option, all before the Harbors Recreation Reservation worst snow season in at least the the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery deadline. Licenses, tags, and ap- • March 19, Thursday; 6:42 System and provides res- last decade, which is of course separator reflect that lax effort plications can be purchased on p.m., -0.5 feet, Long Beach, Twin ervation and information bad news for skiers, snowboard- with only four adult coho and the WDFW website, by phone Harbors services for 12 federal ers, and Abominable Snowmen. 59 winter-run steelhead making at (866)-246-9453, or through li- • March 20, Friday, 7:26 p.m.; agencies. What’s more important though it to the Tacoma Power facil- censed outdoors vendors. Spring -0.4 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- is that there will be very limited ity. River flows at Mayfield Dam bear hunt applications can be bors, Copalis, Mocrocks snowpack left to feed our rivers were recorded at approximately submitted on the WDFW web- this summer, when it won’t mat- 5,060 cubic feet per second on site or by phone at (877) 945- Seasonal switch to morning ter one iota that two feet of rain Monday. 3492. tides fell in three days of January. All In trout news, Kress Lake was The WDFW reminds hunters • March 21, Saturday, 7:55 planted with ten adult steelhead that private timberland owners of that water will be long gone. a.m.; -0.5 feet, Long Beach, Twin last week. There was no report of in many areas have been severely That lack of water flow is go- Harbors Copalis, Mocrocks ing to play out in a number of angling success or effort. Spear- limiting access to their grounds • March 22, Sunday, 8:42 a.m.; unfortunate ways. Boaters, raf- fish Lake in Klickitat County or charging fees. The state rec- ters, and floater guides will be was planted with 320 rainbow ommends that, “If you cannot -0.7 feet, Long Beach, Twin Har- bumping the bottom of their trout on Feb. 12. secure access in advance, do not bors Copalis, Mocrocks favorite drainages. Farmers will A slew of new fishing regula- apply for these hunts.” • March 23, Monday, 9:31 a.m.; -0.6 feet, Long Beach, Twin be scraping the dregs of the bar- tions are set to take effect around Bows, muzzleloaders, and Follow us on Facebook Harbors rel to water crops and animals. southwest Washington in the modern firearms will all be al- Cities will watch their munici- coming days. 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Brackets W.F. West (20-3) vs. Burlington-Edison (19-4) Continued from Sports 1 Where: Everett Commu- Assistant Executive Director at nity College the WIAA, it’s a matter of num- When: Noon, Saturday bers — predetermined numbers, The No. 2-ranked Bearcats based on the number of regional face No. 4-ranked Burlington- berths available to each district. Edison, and only one will move on to the state tourna- The regional round features ment in Yakima. 16 teams. At the 2A level, those Burlington-Edison finished 16 teams are drawn from four second in District 1 to Lynden. district tournaments: four from “They’re a solid team, very District 1, six from District 2/ 3, guard-oriented. They don’t three from District 4, and three match up to us, and we don’t from District 5/6/7. match up to them,” W.F. District 5/6/7, for example, West coach Henri Weeks is a combination of District 5/6 said. “They’re going to press and District 7, each of which was us all game. They have some entitled to a 1-seed. When they physical posts, but we’re a combined, the three-figured matchup problem inside for conglomerate was then entitled them.” to a pair of 1-seeds. The Bearcats, meanwhile, “The 1s are all based on the will rely on posts Tiana Parker number of teams in that district,” (15.5 points, 11 rebounds, 5 Adsit said. “It’s a mathematical blocks a game) and Ever- formula, is all it is.” green 2A Conference MVP When the regional matchups Julie Spencer (15.5 points, 9 were put together, organizers rebounds a game) to produce required eight “1 seeds” to fill inside. Spencer, a 6-foot-1 forward and the MVP of last the “home” spots on the bracket. year’s State 2A tournament, Two, then, came from District is still nursing an ankle in- 5/6/7; three came from District 2 jured in the Bearcats’ district /3, which had more entries than semifinal win over Hockinson. any other entity; two came from Weeks said the injury is day District 1; and one came from to day, and Spencer has been District 4. practicing with the team. The criteria for these se- lections was outlined in the Brandon Hansen / [email protected] WIAA’s “2015 Bound for State said, of the draws’ presentation Centralia College’s Calvin Edwards goes up with the ball during NWAC West Region basketball action against Lower Colum- Regulations” handbook. Under to the district directors. “We had bia College Wednesday at Michael Smith Gymnasium in Centralia. the “2014-15 Draw Criteria for 13 more sets of eyes reviewing it.” Regionals” heading, where the lia 35-26. Drey each added 12 for Lower process of drawing the “1 seeds” THE DRAWS are performed Blazers Calvin Edwards led Cen- Columbia (18-10, 10-5 league), was outlined, bullet point 4-A early and not released until the tralia with 16 points and 11 re- while Michael Dupree chipped Continued from Sports 1 reads: conclusion of the district tour- bounds, going 7 of 14 from the in 10. “If there are fewer than the re- naments to prevent teams from that figure up to 38 percent floor. Payton Fullmer came off Centralia (3-23, 2-13 league) quired number of #1 teams, the tanking games in order to draw (3 of 8) in a second-half that saw the bench to add 11 points. will play at Green River on Sat- #2 and possibly #3 team from a more favorable regional oppo- the district(s) with the largest nent, which has been something the Red Devils outscore Centra- Jeremy Burright and Taylor urday, with a 5 p.m. tipoff. number of allocations will be of a recurring theme. used to complete the required “We’ve heard that every year first round of #1 teams.” that we’ve had the regional tour- That, then, would explain nament,” Adsit said. “It comes the method through which a from all over the state. I’ve met 3-seed wound up hosting anoth- with all the prospective hosts, all er 3-seed in the regional round, around the state, and every one while a 2-seed hosted another of them had a story about some- 2-seed. one.” Adsit also pointed out that With the draw concealed un- the WIAA does not use or con- til midnight on Feb. 22, it wasn’t sult rankings — conducted an option. through a poll of the state’s prep “It’s very difficult to prove,” sportswriters, through the As- Adsit added. “I had one coach sociated Press — at any point tell me, ‘I didn’t coach to lose. I during the process of organizing playoffs. coached not to win.’” “(The rankings) are not en- As the WIAA is an associa- dorsed by the coaches association of member schools, Adsit tion in any sports, and not by encouraged anyone with sug- this association. It’s strictly gested changes for the format to based on finish,” Adsit said. “It’s rout them through the admin- done long before we know who istration of their local school. any of the teams are. That’s the Should the school’s adminis- process.” tration support that change, it The draws for the regional would be forwarded to the WI- matchups were conducted ini- AA’s executive board. tially by WIAA staff back in For the time being, however, January. The draw was reviewed the preconceived draw, the hid- by district directors — viewed, den results and the format for with no teams filled in to spe- picking home teams all added cific spots, strictly from a num- up to a regional bracket in which Brandon Hansen / [email protected] bers standpoint — and taken to a pair of teams ranked in the top Centralia’s Salena Taylor (23) passes as Lower Columbia’s Katie Hankins (12) looks on during the Lady Blazers’ win Wednesday the WIAA’s executive board, a two — the W.F. West girls and in Centralia. 13-member group that approved the Mark Morris boys — take the draws at their Jan. 25-26 a long drive on Saturday for a the Lady Blazers could finally balanced." meeting. loser-out regional game, while Centralia rejoice in the victory. With the win, the Lady Blaz- With the determination teams that couldn’t crack the "When two good teams play, ers snap a 14-0 Lower Columbia made that the draws would not top two in their own district — Continued from Sports 1 you're going to have a game of winning streak in NWAC West be posted until Feb. 22 — and White River’s boys and girls — runs," Schutz said. "We would Region play and maintain a the WIAA’s regulation that host a visiting team in a similar sophomore, knocked down four some big shots and then LC streak of their own, staying un- districts must determine their situation, just a short drive from 3s and finished with 20 points would hit a few. It makes it fun defeated at home for the season. seeds to state by midnight of the home. on 8 for 17 shooting, along with for fans and it's one of those The Lady Blazers (13-2 region, Saturday prior to the tourna- “Why does a 3 (seed) get seven rebounds, to pace Lower deals where, as an athlete, you 24-4 overall) will play their final ment, i.e., Feb. 22 — all the hard to play 15 minutes from their Columbia, and Susan Ken- have to match shot for shot. The matchup of the regular season at copies of the draw paperwork town?” Weeks asked. “We’re ney scored 13 points on 3 for 7 3-point shot is an important part Green River on Saturday at 3 p.m. were thrown out, Adsit said. not going to have fans, we’ll just shooting from the arc. It wasn't of basketball and we believe that before heading off to Kennewick “They’re looking at it strictly have parents. It’s just the most ri- until Kenney and Adams sealed you have to balance between infor the NWAC Tournament, from a numbers standpoint,” she diculous thing I’ve ever seen.” the game in crunch time that side and out. Tonight, we were which starts on March 7. College Basketball Kernich-Drew, Washington State Hold off Southern Cal, 70-66 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Road hold on tight. cluding four by Kernich-Drew, four seed in the Pac-12 tourna- victories at home to bolster their wins have been hard to come by WSU led 55-36 with 11:19 to to get out to a 37-27 halftime ment, the UCLA Bruins are play- NCAA tournament resume, for Washington State this season. go, but the Trojans (10-18, 2-14) lead. The Cougars set the tone ing with a sense of urgency. which lacks any wins over top- It wasn't easy, but the Cou- staged a furious rally to cut the with runs of 10-0 and 14-2 in the They want to finish among notch opponents. gars finally got a respite from lead to 69-66 with 13 seconds to opening period. the top four to avoid playing four “We control our own des- their road woes on Wednesday go. Hawkinson made 1 of 2 free "That was the best half of bas- games in four days at the Pac-12 tiny,” Powell said. “If we start night. throws to give the Cougars a ketball we played all year long," tournament next month. The putting the pressure on us and Dexter Kernich-Drew scored valuable four-point lead with six Cougars coach Ernie Kent said. Bruins took a step toward their start thinking about it too much, 19 points, DaVonte Lacy added seconds left, and USC turned it "To USC's credit, with their style goal with an 88-66 rout of Wash- things will fall apart. We’re not 17 and Washington State held off over on its final possession. the play, they keep coming at you. ington on Wednesday night that going to be too worried about a late rally to beat Southern Cali- "We just hung in there," Ker- It was very difficult to keep them moved them into sole possession what could happen. We’re going fornia 70-66. nich-Drew said. "We tried to get at bay." of fifth place. to take care of our business.” Josh Hawkinson added 11 stops but they kept hitting shots. Lacy scored 13 of his 17 “As long as we win our last Andrew Andrews scored 15 points and 13 rebounds for the Luckily enough we were able to points after the break, includ- two home games I don’t know of his 18 points in the second Cougars (12-15, 6-9 Pac-12) to tie rebound, get to the foul line, and ing nine straight points during a how we don’t get a bye,” coach half to lead the Huskies (15-12, the school's single-season record knock down some foul shots so 12-4 run that made it 55-36 with Steve Alford said. “We’ve got to 4-11), who have lost eight of their with 17 double-doubles. It was it wasn't really a one-possession 11:19 to go. put everything into these next last nine and are just ahead of Washington State's first road win game." Reinhardt and Jacobs led two games.” last-place Southern California in since Jan. 10 and just its third all Julian Jacobs had 16 points, the Trojans rally with 12 points Norman Powell scored 24 the league standings. Andrews season. nine assists and five rebounds to apiece in the second half. points, Tony Parker added 20 was coming off a career-high "We really, really needed lead the Trojans. Malik Marquet- "We keep getting close," Jova- and UCLA led all the way in 35-point effort in a win over to win," Kernich-Drew said. "I ti and Katin Reinhardt scored 16 novic said. "Our time is coming." ending its two-game skid. The Washington State. would've liked to have kept a big points apiece and Nikola Jova- Bruins (17-12, 9-7 Pac-12) were Nigel Williams-Goss added lead but we weren't quite able to novic had 10 points and seven coming off getting swept in the 17 points for the Huskies. do that." rebounds. UCLA Routs Washington, 88-66 Arizona desert last weekend. UCLA improved to 15-1 at The Cougars stayed in front Washington State made six LOS ANGELES — With time They’re desperate to end the reg- home and has won five in a row the entire second half but had to 3-pointers in the first half, in- running out on securing a top- ular season with three straight over the Huskies. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015

NBA NFL Lions Release RB Reggie Bush in Cost- Cutting Move By Dave Birkett Detroit Free Press (MCT) Reggie Bush spent the last few months nursing an ankle injury that limited his role in the Detroit Lions’ under- achieving offense. He’ll spend the next few weeks looking for a new team. The Lions released Bush on Wednesday in a cost-cutting move that will free up cap room to help the team with its chief off-season pur- suit, re-signing All-Pro defen- sive tackle Ndamukong Suh. Bush, who turns 30 next month, played just 11 games last year and finished with 297 yards rushing, the second lowest total of his career, as he took a backseat to Joique Bell in the running back rotation. Charles Rex Arbogast / The Associated Press The Lions ranked 28th In this Nov. 10, 2014, ile photo, Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose holds his head after being fouled during the second half of an NBA basketball game against the in the league in rushing last Detroit Pistons in Chicago. The news that Derrick Rose will have knee surgery again hit the Chicago Bulls and their fans hard and left them in a familiar spot — trying year (88.9 ypg) and coach Jim to get by without their star point guard. The torn meniscus in his right knee was announced Tuesday night, Feb. 24, 2015, another tough twist for a franchise, a star, Caldwell singled out the run- his sponsors and a fanbase that thought the Bulls were entering another golden era just a few years ago. ning game last month as one area the team needs to improve for 2015. Latest Rose Injury Jolts Bulls: ‘It’s So Unfair’ “For the most part I just think that we just have to be By K.C. Johnson so but struggled to find the that a future tear was possible, the thing that I think makes a little bit better just in terms Chicago Tribune (MCT) proper words. if not likely, and that a second them special is how they care of getting our running game “It’s a blow because one of our procedure typically involves about each other, so we’ll have a off to a start better earlier in Unfortunately for the Bulls, teammates is down,” Hinrich “cutting” or “snipping” the dam- spirit about us that we’re going the year,” Caldwell said. “But they are well-versed in dealing said. “It hurts to see anyone go age. That generally involves a to have to fight through things, I think we’ve got to do some with a Derrick Rose knee injury. down, especially someone who rehabilitation process of three but overall our concern is with of the same things we did be- So after their Wednesday is as good a person as Derrick is to eight weeks. fore. I think if we don’t turn morning shootaround, they Derrick. and the history he’s had with in- Although Russell Westbrook “It’s something that we’ve the ball over, give ourselves reacted to Rose’s second right juries. ... I’m still shocked. I can’t of the Thunder suffered a lateral the opportunity, I think it’s medial meniscus tear the way dealt with. We’ve had 11 games imagine what he’s gone through meniscus injury, he returned (without Rose) this year. And going to be fine. We’ve got a one might expect _ with shock, these last three years. Just when from the final of his three sur- then the guys that have been great nucleus of guys coming empathy and resolve. it seems like he was hitting his gical procedures in two months. here have been through it. We’ll back. But I think you’re going There’s a bas- stride, playing great, the team Bulls rookie Doug McDermott to see improvement in all of adjust accordingly. The one ketball game to be felt like he had put (his earlier exited the surgical procedure to those areas.” played Wednesday struggles) behind him, for this repair his small meniscus tear thing is you look at the team and The Lions entered night against the to happen is devastating.” in December without crutches Jimmy (Butler) is a lot different Wednesday with about $126 Charlotte Hornets, Thibodeau said surgery and returned in one month. now and of course Pau (Gasol). million in top-51 salary cap one for which Kirk hasn’t been scheduled, but a “I don’t want us to skip over We have different strengths. commitments, giving them a Hinrich and Taj source said it will happen soon- anything,” Thibodeau said. “I Joakim has been through it a projected $17 million of cap Gibson will return er rather than later, likely this just want us to take it as it couple times now. We’ll adjust space to spend on Suh, their from illness and week. Team physician Brian comes and let him have his sur- that way.” draft class and others this off- coach Tom Thibodeau said Aar- Cole, who also repaired Rose’s gery. We’ll take a look at it once Gasol summed up the team’s season. on Brooks may start for Rose. first torn meniscus in Novem- we have a better understanding feelings well. By cutting Bush, who was But for a moment, players and ber 2013, will perform the pro- of the timeline. We have to have “Very tough news, unexpect- due a $3.25 million base salary coaches stopped to remind all of cedure. In November 2013, Rose patience. We just have to take it ed,” he said. “Heartbreaking in this year and had a $250,000 Rose the person, not the player. underwent surgery two days af- day-by-day.” a way because of how much has workout bonus in his contract, “I don’t know what to ter the injury. The Bulls are expected to add been through for the last couple they created another $1.7 mil- say other than it’s so unfair,” An official timeline for backcourt insurance via their years. Difficult to deal with, we lion in cap room. Thibodeau said. “The guy has Rose’s return won’t be known open roster spot. Thibodeau feel for him. He’s definitely a Bush, one of the Lions’ big been through so much. What until Cole performs the surgery, said it’s premature to speculate key player for us, as well. Right three free-agent additions in he has put into it and this one _ but multiple sources said the be- on names, although the Bulls 2013 along with Glover Quin now, we just support him and not that anytime you have sur- lief is this tear isn’t as significant have had recent contact with and Jason Jones, had an im- gery it’s not tough _ will hope- as the one Rose had in Novem- Mike James, sources said. we wish that everything goes mediate impact in his first fully be much shorter than the ber 2013. One source said the “As you can imagine, it’s not well, the surgery goes well and season with the team. other ones. But the big thing is expectation is that this proce- an easy thing because of how he recovers successfully and He became the first Lions’ our concern for him first as a dure will be of the arthroscopic everyone feels about him, who well. Right now, that’s all we can 1,000-yard back since Kevin person.” variety, suggesting a shorter re- he is,” Thibodeau said. “But our do, try to keep our minds in the Jones in 2004 and finished for Joakim Noah, who turned habilitation period. reality is the games are going to game and then do our best on 1,006 yards rushing, the sec- 30 Wednesday, declined to talk Two other sources said Rose keep coming, and we’ve been the floor so we can continue to ond highest total of his career. to reporters. Kirk Hinrich did was told after the initial surgery through it before. Our team, make progress as a team.” But after a slow start last year, Bush sprained his ankle MLB in a Week 5 loss to the Buf- falo Bills and was in and out Lennon: A-Rod’s Seniority With Yankees Won’t Turn Him Into Derek Jeter of the lineup the rest of the season. He topped 50 yards By David Lennon Fame resume outshined his sub- rushing just twice in a game Newsday (MCT) par 2014 performance, Rodri- last year, and had just three “I know I’m going to miss him guez’s influence this year will touchdowns, including an 18- TAMPA, Fla. — Timing is be proportionate to what he can yard run in a playoff loss to everything, and Derek Jeter tremendously. I’ve been around a long time contribute between the lines. the Dallas Cowboys. probably considers it a lucky and I’ve seen a lot of things.’’ While A-Rod already has the The Lions’ decision to bounce, a two-hopper to the media’s attention, he won’t be a cut Bush comes weeks after The Advocate reported that glove side, that his body told Alex Rodriguez factor in the Yankees’ universe a co-defendant in the Darren him to retire a full year be- if he’s as cooked as many expect Sharper rape case told a Loui- fore Alex Rodriguez dirtied his him to be. siana district attorney’s office cleats on a baseball field again. tions, I love talking baseball. I ers to learn from the example of Watching the ball rocket off We’ll never know for sure that he saw Bush putting the love the game and I love to talk a future Hall of Famer. his bat Tuesday was something just how badly Jeter wanted drug ecstasy in Champagne it, so whoever needs my help, But where does Rodriguez we’ve witnessed often from him to avoid being within earshot glasses at a Las Vegas night- I’m available.” factor into this new Yankee in the past, before we found out again of the calliope that follows Rodriguez, leashed to the equation? As a 39-year-old on club. A-Rod around. It’s safe to as- the chemically-enhanced se- Bush denied the claim on minor-league side with the rest bad hips simply trying to make cret to a big chunk of those 654 sume, however, the captain pre- of the position players until the roster? Or an oversized ego, Twitter, his attorney, Shawn ferred a farewell tour that didn’t home runs. Holley, told the Free Press Thursday’s first official workout, a three-time MVP, that can still On the surface, A-Rod looks have to share the marquee with was in his element Tuesday jog- be a polarizing clubhouse fig- that Bush is not under inves- A-Rod’s traveling circus. the same. But we’ll be interested tigation and there has “never ging, fielding and hitting with ure? Rodriguez wisely stepped to see how teammates react to But Jeter’s gone now, the back from those leading ques- been any complaint made by the Yankee sophomores and him now, now that Jeter, the Core Four generation is kaput, tions. When asked how it felt to any person of this happen- freshmen. He scooped ground- Yankees’ quiet compass, is no and the longest tenured Yankee ers alongside Chase Headley have the most seniority on this ing,” and it’s unclear what if longer around. Maybe they’ll — now going on 11 seasons — is at third base, took turns in the Yankees’ team, he laughed. anything that claim had to do take their cues from the man- none other than Alex Rodri- cage with Didi Gregorius, Chris “Old,” Rodriguez said. with the team’s decision to re- guez. While we’d never suggest Young and Garrett Jones. In a perverse way, Jeter’s long ager, even though it sounds like lease him. Bell, who ran for a career- A-Rod is suitable to step into Headley is the veteran of that goodbye and A-Rod’s inglorious he’s also unsure where A-Rod high 860 yards last year, re- the void left by Jeter’s departure, group with a full nine weeks in comeback don’t seem all that fits. turns as the Lions’ No. 1 run- what if Rodriguez does regain pinstripes. Young spent last different. Last year was all about “In 2013, he hadn’t served a ning back, and Theo Riddick his power stoke without perfor- September with the Yankees. the captain, from the Facebook suspension, a lot of things were proved a capable weapon in mance-enhancing drugs? Gregorius — forever the answer post in February announcing still in question,” Joe Girardi the passing game with 34 Is it realistic to think these to the trivia question of who his retirement to the curtain said. “Now it’s different. He’s catches out of the backfield Yankees, a group lacking any followed Derek Jeter at short — finally coming down at Fenway served his suspension. A lot of last year. sort of identity, could morph hasn’t set foot in Yankee Stadi- Park. We chronicled every step questions have been answered. The Lions likely will ad- into A-Rod’s team? on Jeter’s surgically-repaired Now my job is to get the most um yet. Neither has Jones. dress the running back posi- “No one can replace the cap- ankle in spring training, then out of him again. So I’ll do what And wouldn’t you know it, tion in the draft, too, where tain,” Rodriguez said Tuesday at it takes.” their first introduction to a real, dissected every at-bat when the there’s a strong group of ver- the Yankees’ minor-league facil- A-Rod says he will, too, live Yankee icon is A-Rod, the season began. Once the Yan- satile backs including poten- ity. “I know I’m going to miss stressing the team above all fallen star of the legendary fran- kees started to fade from the tial early-round picks Todd else, his only goal being a world him tremendously. I’ve been chise. We’ve heard all the sto- playoff race, Jeter commanded Gurley, Melvin Gordon, Duke championship. Just like the around a long time and I’ve ries of Jeter’s behind-the-scenes even more of the spotlight until Johnson and Ameer Abdul- seen a lot of things. mentoring, and it’s only natural the stage went dark. Yankees under Jeter. Except lah. “If guys want to ask ques- for young, impressionable play- Unlike Jeter, whose Hall of completely different. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 SPORTS

Scoreboard 8 p.m. Bothell High 14 Maryland 22-5 695 Boston 22 33 .400 14 Sports on the Air Preps 15 North Carolina 19-8 655 Philadelphia 12 45 .211 25 THURSDAY, Feb. 26 Local Schedules CLASS 3A 16 Oklahoma 19-8 622 New York 10 46 .179 26½ Regional Basketball Playoffs Saturday, Feb. 28 17 Louisville 21-6 613 CENTRAL GOLF Statewide Pairings Bishop Blanchet (21-6) vs. Kamiakin 18 Arkansas 22-5 564 Cleveland 36 22 .621 — 11 a.m. By The (Tacoma) News Tribune (16-6), 4 p.m. Chiawana High, Pasco 19 Baylor 20-7 473 TGC — PGA Tour, The Honda Classic, first Winners Advance to State Tourna- Arlington (21-3) vs. Shadle Park (7- 20 West Virginia 21-6 453 Chicago 36 22 .621 — ments in Tacoma, Yakima and Spokane, 16), 2 p.m. Mt. Spokane High 21 SMU 22-5 357 Milwaukee 32 25 .561 3½ round, at Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. March 5-7 Glacier Peak (21-3) vs. Cleveland (19- 22 VCU 21-6 182 Detroit 23 34 .404 12½ MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 8), 10 a.m. Bellevue College 23 Butler 19-8 165 Indiana 23 34 .404 12½ 4 p.m. BOYS Mercer Island (17-9) vs. Wilson (20- 24 San Diego St 22-6 117 SOUTHEAST ESPN — Nebraska at Ohio St. CLASS 4A 4), 6 p.m. Mount Tahoma High, Tacoma 25 Providence 19-8 72 Atlanta 45 12 .789 — ESPN2 — Vanderbilt at Tennessee Friday, Feb. 27 Lincoln (14-7) vs. Bellevue (22-3), 6 Others receiving votes: Georgetown Washington 33 25 .569 12½ Moses Lake (16-5) vs. Central Valley p.m. Bellevue College 58, Michigan St 56, Murray St 42, Okla- ESPNU — High Point at UNC Asheville Miami 25 31 .446 19½ (20-5), 8 p.m. Mt. Spokane High West Seattle (22-4) vs. Sumner (19-5), homa St 25, Ohio State 12, Valparaiso 10, 5 p.m. Kentridge (18-6) vs. Richland (18-4), 8 p.m. Renton High Texas A&M 8, Rhode Island 3, Stephen Charlotte 23 32 .418 21 FS1 — UTEP at Louisiana Tech 6 p.m. Chiawana High, Pasco Central Kitsap (21-4) vs. Lynnwood F. Austin 2, Texas 1, Oregon 1 Orlando 19 40 .322 27 6 p.m. Timberline (18-7) vs. Federal Way (21-2), 6 p.m. Everett Community Col- Dropped from rankings: Oklahoma WESTERN CONFERENCE ESPN — Arizona at Colorado (22-2) , 8 p.m. Puyallup High lege St 22, Ohio State 24 NORTHWEST DIVISION Curtis (20-6) vs. Union (22-1), 8 p.m. Prairie (18-6) vs. Juanita (13-13), 4 Portland 37 19 .661 — ESPN2 — SMU at Memphis p.m. Bothell High USA Today Coaches Poll W.F. West High, Chehalis Oklahoma City 32 25 .561 5½ ESPNU — Rutgers at Purdue Saturday, Feb. 28 Team Rec. Pts. Utah 21 35 .375 16 7:30 p.m. Gig Harbor (16-9) vs. Davis (18-4), 6 CLASS 2A 1 Kentucky (32) 27-0 800 FS1 — Arizona St. at Utah p.m. Eisenhower High, Yakima Friday, Feb. 27 2 Gonzaga 28-1 746 Denver 20 37 .351 17½ Issaquah (19-5) vs. Jackson (18-5), 8 Sehome (6-15) vs. Sammamish (15- 3 Virginia 25-1 725 Minnesota 13 43 .232 24 8 p.m. p.m. Everett Community College 12), 6 p.m. Renton High 4 Wisconsin 25-2 709 PACIFIC ESPNU — San Diego at Gonzaga Camas (17-6) vs. Kentwood (22-3), 4 Olympic (17-6) vs. Mark Morris (21- 5 Duke 24-3 690 Golden State 44 10 .815 — NBA BASKETBALL p.m. Puyallup High 2), 6 p.m. W.F. West High, Chehalis 6 Villanova 25-2 648 L.A. Clippers 37 21 .638 9 5 p.m. 7 Arizona 24-3 603 Cascade (15-11) vs. Woodinville (17- Saturday, Feb. 28 Phoenix 30 28 .517 16 TNT — Golden State at Cleveland 5), 6 p.m. Bothell High North Kitsap (14-9) vs. Ellensburg 8 Notre Dame 24-4 552 Sacramento 20 35 .364 24½ (18-4), 4 p.m. Eisenhower High, Yakima 9 Kansas 22-5 530 7:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers 15 41 .268 30 CLASS 3A River Ridge (16-9) vs. Pullman (13- 10 Northern Iowa 26-2 506 TNT — Oklahoma City at Phoenix Friday, Feb. 27 10), 4 p.m. Cheney High 11 Wichita St 25-3 460 SOUTHWEST NHL HOCKEY Seattle Prep (19-7) vs. Lincoln (20-4), East Valley (Spokane) (19-3) vs. Lib- 12 Utah 21-5 442 Memphis 41 15 .732 — 5:30 p.m. 6 p.m. Mount Tahoma High, Tacoma erty (Issaquah) (21-7), 2 p.m. Renton 13 Iowa State 20-6 425 Houston 39 18 .684 2½ Saturday, Feb. 28 High 14 Maryland 22-5 347 NBCSN — Minnesota at Nashville Dallas 39 21 .650 4 SOCCER Lakeside of Seattle (20-7) vs. Rogers W.F. West (19-3) vs. Burlington-Ed- 15 Louisville 21-6 324 San Antonio 34 23 .596 7½ 16 Arkansas 22-5 297 of Spokane (15-7), 4 p.m. Mt. Spokane ison (16-4), noon Everett Community New Orleans 30 27 .526 11½ Noon High College 17 Oklahoma 19-8 288 FS1 — UEFA Europa League, round of 32, Marysville-Pilchuck (19-6) vs. Ken- Blaine (12-12) vs. White River (21-3), 18 North Carolina 19-8 272 Tuesday’s Games second leg, Young Boys at Everton newick (17-6), 2 p.m. Chiawana High, 2 p.m. Puyallup High 19 West Virginia 21-6 214 Pasco Black Hills (17-8) vs. Lynden (16-7), 4 20 Baylor 20-7 202 Golden State 114, Washington 107 Glacier Peak (17-5) vs. Garfield (23- p.m. Mount Vernon High 21 SMU 22-5 178 Cleveland 102, Detroit 93 FRIDAY, Feb. 27 2), noon Bellevue College 22 San Diego St 22-6 99 Oklahoma City 105, Indiana 92 AUTO RACING Eastside Catholic (22-6) vs. Wilson CLASS 1A 23 Butler 19-8 73 Dallas 99, Toronto 92 7 a.m. (20-4), 8 p.m. Mount Tahoma High, Ta- Friday, Feb. 27 24 VCU 21-6 70 FS1 — NASCAR, XFINITY Series, practice La Center (19-4) vs. Cascade Chris- 25 Michigan St 19-8 48 coma Wednesday’s Games Columbia River (18-6) vs. Rainier tian (19-3), 6 p.m. Rogers High, Puyal- Others receiving votes: Georgetown for Hisense 250, at Hampton, Ga. Miami 93, Orlando 90, OT Beach (22-3), 4 p.m. Bellevue College lup 31, Providence 28, Murray St 23, Val- 8:30 a.m. Kennedy Catholic (21-4) vs. Stan- Saturday, Feb. 28 paraiso 16, Ohio State 10, Oklahoma Atlanta 104, Dallas 87 FS1 — NASCAR, XFINITY Series, final wood (19-4), 8 p.m. Mount Vernon Colville vs. Zillah (18-5), 2 p.m. Sun- St 10, Stephen F. Austin 9, Texas A&M Boston 115, New York 94 practice for Hisense 250, at Hampton, Ga. High nyside High 6, Davidson 4, Oregon 4, Purdue 4, Ole New Orleans 102, Brooklyn 96 10 a.m. Foss (19-5) vs. Bellevue (22-3), 8 p.m. Kiona-Benton (14-10) vs. Cashmere Miss 3, Boise State 2, Colorado St 2 Charlotte 98, Chicago 86 Bellevue College (21-2), 10 a.m. Wenatchee High Dropped from rankings: Ohio State Milwaukee 104, Philadelphia 88 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for 23, Oklahoma St 24 Naches Valley (14-10) vs. Lakeside (9 Minnesota 97, Washington 77 QuikTrip 500, at Hampton, Ga. CLASS 2A Mile Falls) (21-1), 8 p.m. Cheney High Houston 110, L.A. Clippers 105 11:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 27 Nooksack Valley (17-9) vs. Granger Tuesday’s Results Phoenix 110, Denver 96 FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, final practice Wapato (16-8) vs. River Ridge (19-5), (21-2), noon, Eisenhower High, Yakima EAST 8 p.m. Tumwater High Lynden Christian (19-4)vs. Monte- Buffalo 67, Akron 62 L.A. Lakers 100, Utah 97 for Hyundai Construction Equipment 200, at Sehome (16-8) vs. Washington (18-6), sano (23-0), 6 p.m. Tumwater High Niagara 82, Canisius 71 Sacramento 102, Memphis 90 Hampton, Ga. 8 p.m. Renton High Kalama (20-4) vs. King’s (20-3), 2 Pittsburgh 71, Boston College 65 Portland 111, San Antonio 95 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28 p.m. Everett Community College Villanova 89, Providence 61 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying Olympic (17-8) vs. East Valley (Ya- Bellevue Christian (17-7) vs.Seattle West Virginia 71, Texas 64 Thursday’s Games for QuikTrip 500, at Hampton, Ga. Academy (17-3), 4 p.m. Renton High kima) (19-5), 2 p.m. Eisenhower High, Golden State at Cleveland, 5 p.m. Yakima SOUTH BOXING Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m. Sammamish (21-5) vs. Clarkston (22- CLASS 2B Alabama 59, South Carolina 51 6 p.m. 1), 2 p.m. Cheney High Saturday, Feb. 28 LSU 84, Auburn 61 ESPN2 — Junior welterweights, Johnny Gar- Mark Morris (19-3) vs. Lynden (18-5), Northwest Christian (Colbert) (23- Maryland 59, Wisconsin 53 Friday’s Games cia (19-2-1) vs. Cletus Seldin (15-0-0), at Hun- 6 p.m. Mount Vernon High 3) vs. Mabton (20-3), 6 p.m. Sunnyside NC State 58, North Carolina 46 Washington at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. High tington, N.Y. Squalicum (16-7) vs. White River (11- Cleveland at Indiana, 4 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 13), noon Puyallup High Oroville (15-9) vs. Colfax (22-3), MIDWEST Orlando at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Bowling Green 76, Ohio 65 Fife (14-10) vs. Tumwater (20-3), 8 noon Cheney High Golden State at Toronto, 4:30 p.m. FS1 — Super bantamweights, Diego De La p.m. W.F. West High, Chehalis White Swan (16-6) vs. Dayton (19-4), Cent. Michigan 72, E. Michigan 56 New York at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Hoya (8-0-0) vs. Manuel Roman (17-3-3); cham- Centralia (12-12) vs. Anacortes (18- 10 a.m. Chiawana High, Pasco Creighton 75, DePaul 62 Charlotte at Boston, 4:30 p.m. pion Randy Caballero (22-0-0) vs. Alberto Gue- 5), 2 p.m. Mount Vernon High Lind-Ritzville/Sprague (17-9) vs. Miami (Ohio) 86, Kent St. 81, OT Napavine (16-5), 2 p.m. Tumwater High Missouri 64, Florida 52 Miami at New Orleans, 5 p.m. vara (19-2-0), for IBF bantamweight title, at In- CLASS 1A Life Christian Academy vs. Okano- Syracuse 65, Notre Dame 60 Minnesota at Chicago, 5 p.m. dio, Calif. Friday, Feb. 27 gan (23-0), 6 p.m. Wenatchee High W. Michigan 53, Ball St. 48 Brooklyn at Houston, 5 p.m. GOLF Kalama (11-12) vs. Vashon Island (21- Friday Harbor (17-6) vs. Toutle Lake L.A. Clippers at Memphis, 5 p.m. 11 a.m. 1), 8 p.m. Rogers High, Puyallup (22-3), noon W.F. West High, Chehalis SOUTHWEST Utah at Denver, 6 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour, The Honda Classic, sec- Adna (15-10) vs. La Conner (22-0), Arkansas 81, Texas A&M 75 Saturday, Feb. 28 San Antonio at Sacramento, 7 p.m. La Salle (20-3) vs. Lakeside (9 Mile noon Mount Vernon High McNeese St. 77, Cent. Arkansas 60 ond round, at Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Milwaukee at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Falls) (19-3), 6 p.m. Cheney High Ilwaco (23-3) vs. Wahkiakum (22-2), Texas A&M-CC 67, Abilene Christian 44 2:30 a.m. Oklahoma City at Portland, 7:30 p.m. Naches Valley (14-10) vs. Chelan (12- 2 p.m. W.F. West High, Chehalis TGC — European PGA Tour, Joburg Open, 11), 8 p.m. Wenatchee High FAR WEST third round, at Johannesburg Riverside (19-6) vs. Zillah (22-1), 4 Class 1B Boise St. 76, New Mexico 65 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL p.m. Sunnyside High Friday, Feb. 27 Utah St. 83, UNLV 65 Lynden Christian (15-8) vs. La Cen- Odessa-Harrington (11-12) vs. Pate- NHL 3 p.m. ter (14-9), 4 p.m. Tumwater High ros, 6 p.m. Wenatchee High Wednesday’s Results ESPNU — Siena at Quinnipiac National Hockey League Charles Wright Academy (12-11) vs. Almira/Coulee-Hartline (18-5) vs. EAST 4 p.m. Season Standings King’s (21-2), 4 p.m. Everett Commu- Colton (23-0), 6 p.m. Cheney High Albany (NY) 67, UMBC 49 Eastern Conference ESPN2 — Manhattan at Iona nity College Saturday, Feb. 28 American U. 68, Navy 49 ATLANTIC GP W L OTL PTS 5 p.m. King’s Way Christian (18-6) vs. Seat- Touchet (19-5) vs. Sunnyside Chris- Boston U. 63, Army 57 Montreal 60 39 16 5 83 tle Academy (14-7), 6 p.m. Renton High tian (21-2), 10 a.m. Sunnyside High Colgate 95, Lafayette 83 ESPNU — Ohio at Akron Tampa Bay 62 37 19 6 80 Overlake (17-4) vs. Castle Rock (15- Muckleshoot Tribal School (12-12) Davidson 60, Rhode Island 59 7 p.m. Detroit 59 33 15 11 77 vs. Republic (23-0), noon Mt. Spokane Duquesne 79, Saint Louis 66 8), 4 p.m. W.F. West High, Chehalis Boston 60 29 22 9 67 ESPNU — Valparaiso at Cleveland St. High Fordham 63, La Salle 48 Florida 60 26 21 13 65 MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY Bickleton vs. Neah Bay (18-1), 2 p.m. George Washington 69, St. Bonaventure 46 Class 2B Ottawa 58 25 23 10 60 Mount Tahoma High, Tacoma Hartford 63, Maine 60 4:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 Toronto 60 24 31 5 53 Mount Vernon Christian (19-6) vs. Hofstra 73, Coll. of Charleston 40 NBCSN — Boston College at Notre Dame Lake Roosevelt (13-9) vs. Northwest Buffalo 61 18 38 5 41 Christian (Colbert) (18-7), 6 p.m. Mt. Mary M. Knight, noon Tumwater High Holy Cross 63, Loyola (Md.) 60 METROPOLITAN NBA BASKETBALL Spokane High Shoreline Christian vs. Crosspoint Lehigh 84, Bucknell 65 N.Y. Isl. 62 40 20 2 82 5 p.m. Friday Harbor (16-5) vs. Life Chris- Academy, 10 a.m. Mount Tahoma High, Saint Joseph’s 82, UMass 71 N.Y. Rangers 59 37 16 6 80 ESPN — Miami at New Orleans tian Academy (24-1), 8 p.m. Mount Tacoma Stony Brook 75, Mass.-Lowell 60 Pittsburgh 61 35 17 9 79 Tahoma High Lake Quinault vs. Evergreen Luther- Vermont 64, New Hampshire 49 Washington 62 33 19 10 76 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28 an (16-8), noon Mount Tahoma High, Philadelphia 61 26 24 11 63 ESPN — Oklahoma City at Portland Wilbur-Creston (19-8) vs. Okanogan Tacoma SOUTH New Jersey 61 25 27 9 59 WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL (19-4), 8 p.m. Wenatchee High Duke 91, Virginia Tech 86, OT Columbus 59 26 29 4 56 Wednesday’s Local Results 5 p.m. Mossyrock (14-12) vs. Brewster (21- Georgia 76, Mississippi 72 Carolina 59 22 30 7 51 Women’s College Basketball FS1 — Providence at Villanova 2), 4 p.m. Wenatchee High Kentucky 74, Mississippi St. 56 Western Conference At Centralia Warden (17-7) vs. Liberty (Spangle) Miami 81, Florida St. 77 CENTRAL GP W L OTL PTS TRAILBLAZERS 73, RED DEVILS 67 (23-2), 10 a.m. Cheney High North Florida 76, Florida Gulf Coast 62 Nashville 61 41 13 7 89 SATURDAY, Feb. 28 Lower Columbia 24 43—67 Walla Walla Valley (19-6) vs. Toledo Richmond 67, VCU 63, 2OT St. Louis 60 38 18 4 80 Centralia 28 45—73 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL (19-6), 8 p.m. Tumwater High SC-Upstate 70, Lipscomb 47 Chicago 61 36 20 5 77 Lower Columbia (67) — Webber 9 a.m. Onalaska (11-15) vs. Auburn Adven- Savannah St. 58, Bethune-Cookman 49 Winnipeg 62 31 20 11 73 5, Hankins 6, Brejchova 8, Griner 6, CBS — Georgetown at St. John’s tist (21-2), 8 p.m. Puyallup High Stetson 70, Jacksonville 67 Minnesota 60 31 22 7 69 Moorcroft 3, Knox 20, Hanna 6, Ro- Ocosta (18-8) vs. Morton-White Pass UConn 60, East Carolina 49 Dallas 61 27 25 9 63 ESPN — Michigan vs. Maryland drigues, Richards 13 Colorado 61 26 24 11 63 (24-0), 10 a.m. W.F. West High, Cheha- UNC Wilmington 74, James Madison 54 ESPN2 — Louisville vs. Florida State FG: 23 of 55 —.418 FT: 12 of 22 PACIFIC lis Virginia 70, Wake Forest 34 ESPNEWS — East Carolina at UCF —.545 Reb: 38 (Knox 7) William & Mary 65, Towson 50 Anaheim 62 38 17 7 83 Centralia (73) — Fisher 8, Weeks, Vancouver 60 35 22 3 73 ESPNU — Missouri at Georgia Class 1B Wells, Parker, McIntyre 15, McDonald, Los Angeles 59 29 18 12 70 Friday, Feb. 27 MIDWEST 9:30 a.m. Kenney 13, Taylor 4, Adams 16, Kaupu Calgary 61 33 24 4 70 Pomeroy (20-3) vs. Almira/Coulee- Baylor 79, Iowa St. 70 NBCSN — Rhode Island at La Salle 17 San Jose 61 30 23 8 68 Hartline (19-4), 8 p.m. Cheney High Butler 73, Marquette 52 11 a.m. FG: 25 of 55 —.455 FT: 15 of 21 —.714 Arizona 61 20 34 7 47 Saturday, Feb. 28 Cincinnati 83, UCF 60 Reb: 32 (McIntyre 6) Edmonton 62 18 34 10 46 CBS — North Carolina at Miami Tulalip Heritage (10-8) vs. Entiat (20- Dayton 76, George Mason 63 ESPN — N. Iowa at Wichita St. 1), noon Wenatchee High Denver 66, South Dakota 48 Men’s College Basketball Tuesday’s Games Curlew (18-5) vs. Sunnyside Chris- Detroit 63, Valparaiso 60 ESPN2 — Dayton at VCU At Centralia Chicago 3, Florida 2, SO tian (19-4), noon Sunnyside High Illinois St. 73, S. Illinois 56 ESPNEWS — Cincinnati at Tulane RED DEVILS 64 , TRAILBLAZERS 49 Vancouver 2, Boston 1 Cusick (15-9) vs. Garfield-Palouse Iowa 68, Illinois 60 Lower Columbia 29 35—64 N.Y. Islanders 5, Arizona 1 ESPNU — TCU at Oklahoma (22-1), 8 p.m. Mt. Spokane High Loyola of Chicago 80, Drake 75, OT Centralia 23 26—49 N.Y. Rangers 1, Calgary 0 FOX — Villanova at Xavier Yakama Tribal (15-7) vs. Seattle Lu- Missouri St. 80, Bradley 77, 3OT Carolina 4, Philadelphia 1 Lower Columbia (64) — Bobo 2, J. 1 p.m. theran (19-6), 2 p.m. Bellevue College N. Illinois 84, Toledo 82 Buffalo 4, Columbus 2 Ford 5, Drey 12, Lee 22, Dupree 10, Bur- Mount Rainier Lutheran (16-9) vs. N. Iowa 68, Evansville 57 Montreal 5, St. Louis 2 CBS — Arkansas at Kentucky right 12, Roffler 1, Kristinsson 1 Lummi Nation (23-0), 10 a.m. Mount Northwestern 72, Indiana 65 Nashville 5, Colorado 2 ESPN2 — Iowa St. at Kansas St. FG: 26 of 62 —.419 FT: 7 of 11 —.636 Vernon High Oakland 82, Youngstown St. 71 Edmonton 2, Minnesota 1 Reb: 35 (Lee 10) ESPNEWS — Oklahoma St. at Texas Tech Shorewood Christian (9-10) vs. Wichita St. 63, Indiana St. 53 Winnipeg 4, Dallas 2 Centralia (49) — D. Fullmer 3, Ed- ESPNU — West Virginia at Baylor Taholah (15-4), 10 a.m. Tumwater High Los Angeles 1, Detroit 0 wards 16, P. Fullmer 11, Briggs 6, War- 2 p.m. Three Rivers Christian (18-3) vs. SOUTHWEST ner 7, D. Fjeld 6, Talbot, J. Fjeld Neah Bay (17-3), 4 p.m. Mount Tahoma TCU 71, Texas Tech 54 Wednesday’s Games ESPN — Texas at Kansas FG: 20 of 56 —.357 FT: 5 of 8 —.625 High, Tacoma Tulsa 76, Tulane 55 Calgary 3, New Jersey 1 3 p.m. Reb: 41 (Edwards 11) Pittsburgh 4, Washington 3 ESPN2 — Tennessee at Florida Ottawa 3, Anaheim 0 GIRLS FAR WEST ESPNU — Iowa at Penn St. CLASS 4A Air Force 75, Nevada 70 Thursday’s Games Friday, Feb. 27 Colorado St. 72, San Jose St. 56 4 p.m. Vancouver at Buffalo, 4 p.m. Olympia (18-7) vs. Todd Beamer (24- College Basketball Fresno St. 64, Wyoming 59 ESPN — Syracuse at Duke Arizona at N.Y. Rangers, 4 p.m. 1), 6 p.m. Puyallup High AP Top 25 Oregon 80, California 69 5 p.m. Montreal at Columbus, 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28 Team Rec. Pts. UCLA 88, Washington 66 Philadelphia at Toronto, 4:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Boise St. at San Diego St. Wenatchee (16-6) vs. Walla Walla Washington St. 70, Southern Cal 66 1 Kentucky (65) 27-0 1,625 Chicago at Florida, 4:30 p.m. ESPNU — Tulsa at Memphis (20-3), noon Chiawana High, Pasco 2 Virginia 25-1 1,526 St. Louis at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. 6 p.m. Timberline (15-10) vs. Moses Lake 3 Gonzaga 28-1 1,471 Minnesota at Nashville, 5:30 p.m. (20-2), 2 p.m. Wenatchee High 4 Duke 24-3 1,448 Ottawa at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. ESPN — Arizona at Utah Curtis (20-7) vs. Gonzaga Prep (23- 5 Wisconsin 25-2 1,390 NBA Detroit at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 0), 6 p.m. Mt. Spokane High 6 Villanova 25-2 1,306 National Basketball Association ESPN2 — BYU at Gonzaga Kentlake (20-6) vs. Skyview (19-3), 6 7 Arizona 24-3 1,228 League Standings Friday’s Games ESPNU — New Mexico at Fresno St. p.m. W.F. West High, Chehalis 8 Kansas 22-5 1,111 All Times PDT Boston at New Jersey, 4 p.m. 9 p.m. Bothell (20-5) vs. Snohomish (14-8), 9 Notre Dame 24-4 1,109 EASTERN CONFERENCE Calgary at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. 10 a.m. Everett Community College 10 Northern Iowa 26-2 1,032 ATLANTIC DIVISION Washington at Carolina, 4 p.m. ESPN2 — UC Irvine at UC Santa Barbara Camas (17-5) vs. Bellarmine Prep 11 Wichita St 25-3 930 W L Pct GB Chicago at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. ESPNU — CIAA, championship, teams TBD, (21-2), 6 p.m. Puyallup High 12 Iowa State 20-6 887 Toronto 37 20 .649 — Colorado at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. at Charlotte, N.C. (same-day tape) Monroe (18-7) vs. Inglemoor (23-1), 13 Utah 21-5 876 Brooklyn 23 32 .418 13 Los Angeles at Anaheim, 7 p.m. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 • Sports 7

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Joey Logano’s name will be forever engraved on the Daytona 500’s Harley J. Earl trophy alongside the likes of Gordon, Earnhardt and Petty. All photo by Action Sports, Inc. $262,390 Landon Cassill qualiied for his third Daytona 500 but became the race’s irst exit when his engine blew on Lap 19. Cassill’s team still earned $262,390 for the 43rd-place inish, enough to help JOEY’S TURN fund the low-budget operation for about three more races this season before Joey Logano puts his name on his sport’s biggest trophy sponsorship. The team started 34 of 36 races in 2014. he drivers of NASCAR’s newest youth movement might “I’m basically the same age as them with seven years of experi- have to wait, because a nearly forgotten relic of the last ence,” Logano said Sunday in his champagne-drenched firesuit. one looks too ready to snare their spotlight. “You see rewards from the hard work you put in earlier.” Joey Logano, improbably an old hand in The maturation has also changed Logano’s rela- TRACKS ON TAP T the Sprint Cup Series at 24, scored the big- Geofrey Miller tionship with other drivers in the garage. Following SPRINT CUP SERIES gest win of his career Sunday in NASCAR’s crown Athlon Sports contributor the race, Logano received congratulatory tweets from jewel Daytona 500, reminding viewers of his once- @GeofreyMiller the likes of Earnhardt Jr., Gordon and Clint Bow- Race: Quiktrip Folds of Honor 500 lofty expectations. yer. Logano even received compliments from Denny Track: Atlanta Motor Speedway He beat the sport’s titans to the finish after a frantic Hamlin — the former teammate at JGR with whom Location: Hampton, Ga. final 50 miles that saw the field turn lap after nail-bit- Logano had sparred heavily during his first season Date: Sunday, March 1 ing lap, often racing three-wide for up to 10 rows deep. It was by away from the Toyota team. far Logano’s biggest moment in his seven-year NASCAR Sprint TV: FOX (1 p.m. ET) “I just think the situation (at JGR) didn’t work for him. I think he Layout: 1.54-mile quad-oval Cup Series career — and likely a statement of what’s to come. matured and did his homework,” Hamlin said. “He’s really become Banking/Turns: 24 degrees Logano won the race driving basically alone in a style of racing one of the elite drivers in our sport. Every single weekend you that demands aerodynamic drafting help from other drivers. His know you’re going to have to beat the No. 22. That’s something August 2014 Winner: Kasey Kahne teammate Brad Keselowski exited the race with a blown engine, we didn’t say about Joey just three years ago.” yet Logano still got to the front and managed to keep late contend- Early in Sunday’s race it looked like Gordon would make his ers Dale Earnhardt Jr., Denny Hamlin and Jimmie Johnson at bay. fourth appearance on the trophy in his final 500. Gordon led a Logano ultimately won the race with a flawless restart with two race-high 87 laps but lost track position in the last 50 miles and laps left and held on until the caution flag waved for a crash on the could never regain a hold on the top spot. He crashed on the final white flag lap, ending the race instantly. lap and finished 33rd. “I keep reliving over and over again what it was like down the back straightaway when I came off of turn two there, looking in SPRINT CUP STANDINGS the mirror, saw them crashing,” Logano said. “You hope there’s a caution. But I think even that, (Kevin Harvick and Dale Earnhardt DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND Jr.) weren’t close enough to be able to make a run.” 1. Joey Logano [1] 47 — 11. David Gilliland 33 -14 The win was the second in the Daytona 500 for team owner 2. Kevin Harvick 42 -5 12. Sam Hornish Jr. 32 -15 3. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 42 -5 13. Michael Annett 32 -15 Roger Penske and yet another sign his gamble in 2012 to sign 4. Denny Hamlin 41 -6 14. Austin Dillon 30 -17 XFINITY SERIES Logano was paying off. Penske, 78, watched the race from high 5. Jimmie Johnson 40 -7 15. Aric Almirola 29 -18 above Daytona on the roof of the press box and high-fived fans in 6. Casey Mears 39 -8 16. David Ragan 27 -20 Race: Hisense 250 the grandstands as he made his way to the infield victory lane. Pen- 7. Clint Bowyer 37 -10 17. AJ Allmendinger 25 -22 Track: Atlanta Motor Speedway ske signed Logano after a previous four-year stint with Joe Gibbs 8. Martin Truex Jr. 37 -10 18. Danica Patrick 23 -24 Date: Saturday, Feb. 28 Racing produced results well below expectations. 9. Kasey Kahne 35 -12 19. Cole Whitt 22 -25 “You saw what he did last year,” said Penske, referring to Lo- 10. Greg Bifle 35 -12 20. Carl Edwards 22 -25 TV: FOX Sports 1 (2 p.m. ET) August 2014 Winner: Kevin Harvick gano’s near-miss at the 2014 season title. “This is just the start, I XFINITY STANDINGS TRUCK STANDINGS think, of a career (where) he’s going to be a guy at the top for a CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES long time.” DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND With the 2015 NASCAR season beginning what will undoubt- 1. Ryan Reed [1] 47 — 1. Tyler Reddick [1] 48 — Race: Hyundai Construction Equipment 200 edly be a decade of overhaul in its veteran driver corps — Jeff 2. Chris Buescher 43 -4 2. Erik Jones 42 -6 Track: Atlanta Motor Speedway Gordon, the sport’s icon of the last two decades, announced last 3. Ty Dillon 42 -5 3. Austin Theriault 41 -7 Date: Saturday, Feb. 28 month that this season would be his last — the driver ranks will 4. David Starr 38 -9 4. Ray Black Jr. 39 -9 TV: FOX Sports 1 (5:30 p.m. ET) need replenishing. A number of young shoes (think Kyle Lar- 5. Ross Chastain 35 -12 5. Bryan Silas 37 -11 6. Dakoda Armstrong 33 -14 6. Matt Crafton 37 -11 son and Chase Elliott) have surfaced as those who could be next. 7. Darrell Wallace Jr. 33 -14 7. Johnny Sauter 34 -14 Meanwhile, Logano seems to be hitting his career’s stride with the 8. Jeremy Clements 30 -17 8. Korbin Forrister 32 -16 experience of more than 200 starts and at an age just three years 9. Mario Gosselin 29 -18 9. Tyler Young 32 -16 beyond his first legal drink — a byproduct of the expectations of 10. Jeffrey Earnhardt 28 -19 10. Norm Benning 30 -18 his driving talent since before he was a teenager.

MISSING IN ACTION The 500 was the first Sprint Cup Series event since 2001 span of a month at Daytona International Speedway, and this year Ford took the win without the Busch brothers. Kyle Busch broke his right leg and left foot in a grue- in each. Chip Ganassi Racing won January’s 24 Hours of Daytona with a Ford engine; some head-on crash in Saturday’s Xfinity Series race, and Kurt Busch was indefinitely Tyler Reddick won last Friday’s Camping World Truck Series race in a Ford; and a suspended by NASCAR on Friday after a family court ruled Busch had committed acts Jack Roush-owned Ford driven by Ryan Reed won Saturday’s Xfinity Series event. of domestic abuse worthy of a restraining order against his ex-girlfriend. Busch lost Logano completed the sweep Sunday in his Ford No. 22. two appeals of the suspension Saturday in Daytona. ALSO-RANS A couple of big names made their presence known at the high- HARDER THAN IT LOOKS With the Busch brothers out for Sunday’s race, Regan banked tri-oval. Kevin Harvick never led a lap but made a stirring late charge to Smith (Kurt Busch’s No. 41) and Matt Crafton (Kyle Busch’s No. 18) raced as sub- finish second. Dale Earnhardt Jr., trying to become the race’s first back-to-back stitutes. Both turned in solid efforts with Smith finishing 16th and Crafton in 19th. champion in 20 years, also showed strength while leading 31 laps and finishing

NEWS & NOTES Crafton raced without a single practice lap for the 500-miler. third but left the race with a sour taste. He felt a move on the race’s second-to-last Written and compiled by Geoffrey Miller. FORD SWEEPS DAYTONA SWEEPSTAKES Four signiﬁcant races are held in the restart that backﬁred and dropped him to as low as 20th cost him a shot at victory. Follow him on Twitter: @GeoffreyMiller.

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By Bob Dutton The Tacoma News Tribune PEORIA, ARIZ. — Robinson Cano reported to camp Tuesday as scheduled and immediately “On paper, we look embraced the highest bar of ex- like world champions. pectations for the Seattle Mari- ners in the upcoming season. Hopefully, we’ll stay “On paper, we look like healthy. It’s not how world champi- we look on paper. ons,” he pro- claimed before We’ve got to go out adding a quali- there and prove it fier. “Hopefully, we’ll stay healthy. It’s not how every single day.” we look on paper. We’ve got to go out there and prove it every Robinson Cano, single day.” Mariners Second Baseman Cano, 32, is comfortable with the loftiest of goals from the nine years spent in New York pinstripes before he signed on last season with the October-starved Mariners. And it still rankles him that guy with experience.” the Mariners, in his first sea- This is also a trimmer Cano, son, fell one game shy of ending and one more comfortable in what is now a 13-year postseason his surroundings as he enters drought. the second season of his 10-year, “That’s one thing I will never $240 million deal. forget,” he vowed. “One game “I just feel like I’m home,” he makes a huge difference. Hope- said. “I was here last year and I fully, we take that experience know most of the guys. Some and go from the beginning. Not of the new guys who came from give anything away. Not let any- other teams, I played against body take anything from us.” Cano is, like many, encour- them. aged by the club’s offseason “It makes it easier. I can just come in and say hi to everybody.” moves, particularly the signing Anda Chu / MCT of free agent designated hitter Cano said his first year in Seattle Mariners second baseman Rob- PACIFIC NORTHWEST cooler Seattle taught him that he Nelson Cruz, a former Domini- inson Cano makes the throw to irst ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA, UTAH didn’t need to be as heavy as in base for the out after ielding a ground- can Republic teammate at the REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! World Baseball Classic. the past. er by the Oakland Athletics’ Josh Don- Cruz led the majors last sea- He won’t sweat away pounds aldson in the ninth inning at O.co Coli- n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers as he once did in the muggy 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation son with 40 homers while play- seum in Oakland, Calif., on Wednesday. Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 ing for Baltimore and projects Bronx heat. The Mariners won, 2-1. Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) as the lineup’s cleanup hitter be- Accordingly, he arrived at 212 n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation pounds — some 13 pounds light- CH536764ic.jd tween Cano and Kyle Seager. Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 “It means now we have a guy er than a year ago. I didn’t hit the ball out of the (in Cruz) who is going to help Also, Cano is completely re- ballpark. But to stay healthy and More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 us to win games,” Cano said, “a covered from the broken toe, play more than 150 games, that’s guy who knows how to drive in which he suffered in November what (a good year) means to me. runs and hit the ball out of the while playing for a MLB touring “I know I work hard. I know I ballpark. team in Japan. do my job in the offseason to get “A guy who has been in the “Last year, I can’t complain,” ready to prepare for the season. I game for a long time, who has he said about hitting .314 with 14 just want to make it to the post- been in the postseason, has been homers and 82 RBI. “That was a season.” Photo Reprints in the World Series. We’ve got a good year for me, even though And not just on paper.

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Pete Caster / [email protected] After making a phone call to Tristian Gallegos’ mother to inquire about the color of a cat he is working to recreate in the form of a ceramic statue in pottery class, W.F. West High School Vision Teacher Jill Peterson shows a photo to Ty Davis, who helps Tristian. Peterson has worked with Gallegos since he was in kindergarten

VISION TEACHER: Blind she earned her master’s degree and became a Teacher of Stu- W.F. West Senior Has dents with Visual Impairments Worked With Teacher (TVI). Today, Gallegos is the old- Since Kindergarten est of the 12 students Peterson By Carrina Stanton works with between the Cen- tralia and Chehalis school dis- For The Chronicle tricts. Her students can range When Tristian Gallegos Seeing It from ages birth to 21, and all walks across the stage to receive live with visual impairments of his high school diploma this varying degrees. Peterson’s job spring, it will signal the end of is to travel from school to school his high school career. ,providing special materials and It will also end his work with consulting with school person- teacher Jill Peterson, who has nel. She also provides individu- been with him through all 13 alized instruction in disability years of public school. specific skills including special “I’ve had so many people assistive technology, indepen- say to me, ‘You’re going to col- Through dent living skills, communica- lege with him, right?’” Peterson tion modes, career education, said with a laugh during one of visual efficiency skills, orienta- her twice-weekly work sessions “I’d never really even been Tristian doesn’t have that be- how surprised people were to tion and mobility. with Gallegos at W.F. West High around visually impaired peo- cause he’s blind,” Peterson ex- see me using air quotes,” he said Gallegos was born with con- School in Chehalis. ple,” she admitted. plained. “So we have to teach with a smirk. genital glaucoma, a trait that When you ask them about A braillist’s main job is to things like social skills and body As Peterson and Gallegos runs on the male side of his how they began working togeth- teach braille and create braille language.” continued to work together, family and affected his father er, it’s hard to say who found for students, re-creating all Gallegos recalled one funny Peterson said she really felt a and grandfather. He is not only who. Peterson held a bachelor’s school work, text books and incident where Peterson and his strong calling to the profession blind but has no light percep- degree but stayed home from other reading materials using vision teacher at the time ex- of working with students with tion at all, meaning he can’t even the workforce when her chil- the configurations of six raised plained to him how people with visual impairments. She said sense darkness. dren were young. Her youngest dots. Braillists also teach inde- vision use air quotes and why. she also realized if she wanted “When I tell people I see liter- child started kindergarten in pendence skills and sometimes Eventually after some prac- to continue to work with Gal- ally nothing it is literally noth- 2003, the same year as Gallegos, support the student in the class- tice, Gallegos could also use air legos, she would need to receive ing and that’s hard for a sighted and Peterson accepted a substi- room. quotes in the correct context. more education in order to help person to fathom,” Gallegos said. tute position with the Chehalis “We have a lot of incidental “You can probably imagine him keep growing in his knowl- His first educational experi- School District. Within a month, learning that happens vi- edge. In about 2012 ence was at Anchor Center, a the opportunity came up to sually and work as a braillist with Gallegos, please see BLIND, page Life 2 who has been blind since birth, and Peter- son accepted it.

W.F. West High School Vi- sion Teacher Jill Peterson laughs while senior Tristian Gallegos tells a story about when they irst started working together 13 years ago when he was in kindergarten. Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 LIFE

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preschool for blind students in Denver, Colo. He started learn- Pete Caster / [email protected] ing braille at the age of about Tristian Gallegos shows Jill Peterson the hat one of his teachers gave him during their twice weekly work session on Tuesday, to resist a “poor me” attitude 3 and started learning to use Feb. 17, at the high school in Chehalis. in regard to their visual im- a cane to get around indepen- pairments. She re-called once in dently at about 4. Most of his fifth grade a substitute teacher memories from Anchor Center assumed Gallegos would not are the tactile work students did be able to complete an assigned there, including cooking nearly task and told him not to do the every day. worksheet. Gallegos was happy “I’ll never forget the smell of enough to oblige until his regu- homemade bread, the smell of lar teacher returned and asked brown sugar,” he said. where his homework was. Gallegos’ love of smells that “Guess who had homework began at Anchor Center contin- that weekend,” Peterson re- ues to this day. He uses some of counted. “I do spend a lot of my the scents he loves most, includ- time educating the public and ing peppermint and lavender, in the staff not to have the bleed- essential oil form, to help him ing heart for Tristian but to have cope with stress or tiredness. expectations for him the same Music is another major love as they have for all of their stu- for Gallegos. He began playing dents.” the piano as a toddler and today After high school Gallegos is an acclaimed musician who will attend courses through Liv- performs on weekends at Boc- ing Independently For Today cata Restaurant in Centralia. In and Tomorrow (LIFTT) in Van- April he is slated to appear in a couver, Washington, a center concert for the Lewis County for independent living. He also Music Teachers Association hopes to study music and holis- and has also been booked as the tic medicine at Clark College. A musician at local weddings. He program called Bridge through loves jazz and has a passion for the Department of Services for Cuban music. He can also play the Blind that will allow him to W.F. West High School Vision Teacher Jill Peterson visits senior Tristian Gallegos in his pottery class on Tuesday, Feb. 17 in the conga drums and is learning experience college classes for a Chehalis. The pair irst started working together 13 years ago when he was in kindergarten. to play the pan flute. few weeks to determine if it the “I’ve always wanted to be a right fit for him. One way or an- performing musician and play other, he said he wants to study But before that happens, “I think we’re all going to cry,” it,” Peterson on the streets,” Gallegos said. holistic medicine and find a way there will be graduation. Gal- Gallegos said. “It’s hard to imag- said. Gallegos’ mother and step- to help others through that field. legos has many hopes for the ine.” Carrina Stan- father are also both blind. They “I really want to find educa- future, though he admitted the As for Peterson, saying good- ton is a local free- have instilled values in Gallegos tion in natural medicine be- next stage of life will involve bye to her long-time student is to not ask for or expect special cause of experiences I’ve had in some major changes. As to no just a bittersweet reward for a lance writer spe- treatment and to live his life my lifetime,” Gallegos said. “I longer working with the teacher job well done. cializing in pieces without boundaries. Peterson want to help others with natural he’s been with since kindergar- “While it’s difficult to see for the Life section said she, too, pushes her students health.” ten, he said he will be sad. him go, there’s a lot of pride in of The Chronicle. Beans and Grains Recipes That Can Go Meatless for Lent

By Jeanmarie Brownson to be cooked. I happily oblige they’re cool, I pack meal- Chicago Tribune to the benefit of weekday salads size (or individual and Friday night bean dip. lunch-size portions) I have friends and family New to my pantry: Farro, an in containers with who eat out almost every meal. I ancient grain of the wheat fam- tight-fitting lids. just can’t do it — I enjoy cook- ily that’s currently in vogue at Try mixing a ing, but mostly I covet control of many restaurants for its tooth- couple of dif- my food dollars and my nour- some texture and versatile nut- ferent grains for ishment. For most weeknight ty flavor. I like Italian pearled great flavor and dinners and lunches, I rely on a farro (the outer husk has been texture. well-stocked pantry. Fortunately, removed) because it cooks to Canned today’s supermarkets offer such plump kernels in about 15 min- beans save the wide varieties of staples that it’s utes. day on many simple to keep inspiring options On the weekends, I’ll sim- occasions. But on hand. mer long-cooking brown and when I take the I have two overflowing wild rice, dried beans and time to cook shelves devoted to whole grains, wheat berries for weekday con- dried beans, the rices, lentils and dry beans. venience. Most of the time, I flavor and tex- These relatively inexpensive simmer grains and beans in wa- tural differences building blocks generate dozens ter so I can use them for either prove astound- of highly nutritious opportuni- sweet dishes (like hot breakfast ing. All you need ties full of lean protein and fiber. cereal) or savory sides, mains, is a saucepan, wa- What’s more, they can serve as a soups, stews. A pinch of salt in ter and 2 hours of meatless meal, especially during the cooking water always en- largely unattended Lent. hances the final flavor. For an cooking to upgrade I love that barley and steel- easy, transportable salad, season this inexpensive pro- cut oats fill the house with com- 2 cups of warm cooked grains or tein powerhouse. No forting aromas. In less than 20 beans (or a combination) with a need to soak beans; in fact, minutes, I can cook organic couple of tablespoons of your fa- you’ll retain color and flavor if freekeh (cracked roasted green vorite vinaigrette, then pile over you skip soaking. wheat) or imported roasted salad greens. Here’s my favorite basic buckwheat groats into pots of In general, cooked beans and cooked beans method: Put 2 nutty flavor ready for a sprinkle grains keep at least a week in the cups dried (rinsed) beans in a of herbs and a dash of oil. Qui- refrigerator; most freeze fine. To large saucepan. Add 2 quarts E. Jason Wambsgans / noa and bulgur prove even faster. retain their toothsome texture, water and 2 tablespoons olive oil Chicago Tribune My stash of heirloom dried I drain the grains or beans and (or bacon fat if you dare). Cook Black beans and beans from Rancho Gordo (ran- then lay them out on a baking black rice combination. chogordo.com) practically begs sheet for rapid cooling. Once please see BEANS, page Life 3 • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015

erything is warmed through, 2 over lightly dressed salad greens. such as smoked Gouda, provo- low. Simmer uncovered and stir Beans to 4 minutes. Gently stir in zuc- 2 medium (1 pound) sweet lone or sharp cheddar often until nearly tender, about chini and chicken. Taste and ad- potatoes, peeled, cut into ¾-inch 15 minutes. Add broccoli rabe; Continued from page Life 2 just salt as needed. pieces Directions: simmer until it is crisp-tender, 4. Spoon into warm serving 2 tablespoons olive oil 1. Heat oven to 400 degrees. about 2 minutes. Strain farro over low heat, stirring often, bowls. Sprinkle with cilantro Salt Mix sweet potatoes and oil on mixture into a colander set over until beans are nearly tender to and cheese. Serve warm. 12 ounces mild or spicy Ital- a large baking sheet. Sprinkle a bowl to catch the broth. (Reci- the bite, about 1½ hours. Stir in ian sausage, casings removed lightly with salt. Roast, stirring pe can be made to this point up 1 teaspoon salt and simmer un- FARRO BOWL WITH ROASTED 1 medium onion or 4 shallots, often, until tender and golden, to 3 days in advance; refrigerate til fully tender, another 10 to 20 halved, thinly sliced about 20 minutes. all the parts separately.) minutes. Cool. SWEET POTATOES, BROCCOLI 3 cloves garlic, finely 2. Meanwhile, crumble sau- 4. Add drained farro mix- Take a cue from all those RABE AND SAUSAGE chopped or crushed sage into a large skillet. Add ture to skillet with sausage set quick-service restaurants and Prep: 25 minutes onion; cook over medium turn your grains and beans into 2 cups pearled farro (about over medium heat. Stir in about main-course “bowls.” I love to Cook: 40 minutes 12 ounces) heat, breaking up sausage with ½ cup of the reserved cooking eat this way — a luscious, warm Makes: 6 servings 4 cups chicken broth a spoon, until the sausage is broth and heat through; remove mound of goodness with tidbits 11 ounces broccoli rabe browned and cooked through, from heat. Stir in warm sweet of flavor, texture and delicious- Ingredients: (rapini), ends trimmed, roughly about 10 minutes. Stir in garlic; potatoes, arugula and crushed ness added. I have included two Diced butternut can stand in chopped, about 6 cups cook, 1 minute. pepper flakes. Taste and adjust bowls — one inspired by tacos for the sweet potatoes. Leftovers 2 to 4 cups baby arugula 3. Meanwhile, put farro and salt as needed. Transfer to warm and based on black beans and reheat beautifully in the micro- Crushed red pepper broth into a large saucepan. Heat serving bowls. Serve, sprinkled black rice. The other pairs farro wave. I like to serve them warm 1 to 2 cups shredded cheese, to a simmer; reduce heat to very with cheese. with sausage and broccoli rabe. Either can be adapted for Lent or other vegetarian meals, since the meat is not essential to their success. View these recipes as starting points — change the grain, change the veg, add cheese, omit Freedom the chicken. You get it. Then stay in an enjoy dinner at home. SALE! WARM BLACK BEAN AND RICE Mercer BOWL WITH CHICKEN AND 6 pc. Modular Pow- $ POBLANOS er Reclining Sofa 1699 Prep: 40 minutes Cook: 15 minutes Makes: 6 servings Black rice, like the Heirloom Forbidden Rice by Lotus Foods, makes this dish look super dra- matic. Easiest rice ever? Cook 2 cups rice with 3 cups water in a rice cooker. Turn cooked rice out onto a baking sheet to cool so you can pack it in small containers. Ingredients: 2 medium zucchini, halved lengthwise, sliced ¼-inch thick Olive oil Salt 2 medium poblano peppers 2 cups canned crushed to- Cobe matoes or 1 can (14.5 ounces) Bedroom Group small diced tomatoes Includes queen bed, dresser, $

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Washington The John T. Williams Memorial Totem Pole, in Honor of a Slain Native American State Woodcarver, is Erected at Seattle Center on Feb. 26, 2012

HISTORY ing was unjustified. The totem Williams to put down the knife. Nations carver in the heritage on. After it was finished, the pole project was conceived in The shooting was later ruled and tradition of my people and 3,500-pound pole was carried HistoryLink.org 2011 by family and friends as unjustified and Birk resigned my family who have been carv- by more than 100 people from On February 26, 2012, the a fitting tribute. The John T. from the police department. ing in Seattle since at least 1926” Pier 57, past Pike Place Market, John T. Williams Memorial Williams Totem Pole Project The carver’s brother, Rick (Native News Network). and on to Seattle Center. Totem Pole, in honor of a slain will donate the pole to the City Williams, said “thousands of Public Support For At the ceremony, Rick Wil- Native American woodcarv- of Seattle, and it will become people came from around the a Fitting Tribute liams, the pole’s main carver, is erected at Seattle Cen- world to give their condolences er, said, “They took some- part of the city’s public art col- Donations poured in from ter. Over 100 people carry the lection. and ask if there was something thing beautiful; let’s give they could do” (Martinez). The many foundations, companies, Seattle something beautiful pole from Pier 57 to its desig- An Artist Lost nated site at the Seattle Cen- Williams family, along with and individuals. The Potlatch back” (Martinez). Williams’s ter’s Broad Street Green. Many The totem project was con- many friends and community Fund was the fiscal sponsor, sister, Nancy Williams, carried more are present for the rais- ceived in 2011 as a way to honor supporters, founded an orga- and the City provided pub- a black flag that had written on ing ceremony. Williams (1960- the life and work of John T. Wil- nization called the John T. Wil- lic space to carve the totem at it, “Stop police brutality.” Se- 2010), a Ditidaht First Nation liams, who was shot and killed liams Totem Pole Project. The Seattle Center in March 2011. attle’s deputy police chief, Nick woodcarver and familiar sight by Seattle police officer Ian family comes from a long line In April 2011, the work was Metz, also spoke, telling the on Seattle’s waterfront, had Birk on August 30, 2010. Wil- of traditional master carvers moved to a covered outdoor assembled crowd, “I’m hoping been fatally shot on August 30, liams was walking down the in both British Columbia and pavilion at Waterfront Park that the raising of the pole will 2010, by a Seattle police officer, street with a piece of wood and Washington. As described by on Pier 57. The woodcarvers start the healing process be- sparking controversy and lead- a small knife in his hand. Birk Rick Williams, worked on the 34-foot, red- tween Seattle police and Native ing to a finding that the shoot- shot Williams after ordering “I, like my brother, am a First cedar pole as the public looked Americans” (Martinez). COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 • Life 5

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DILBERT by Scott Adams

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Crossword

Celebrity Cipher Today’s clue: V equals M

“RWO VHZSRO DTS PRBIR AOOCHZM CHFO

DTS’UO MTR HR XTYZ, DTS FZTY YWBR

DTS’IO XTHZM, DTS’IO XOBX HZ RWO YBROI.”

— UHZEOZR X’TZTAIHT

PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “Marriage is like the Army; everyone complains, but you’d be surprised at the large number of people who re-enlist.” -- James Garner © 2015 by NEA, Inc. You didn’t Know About 40FACTS Adam Levine By Frank Lovece school when Reprise Records 20. Their debut album, phone-shaped bottles. mopolitan to raise awareness of Newsday signed them. “Songs About Jane” (2002), was 32. His 222 Records label testicular cancer. 13. That same day, indepen- inspired by Levine’s former includes “Glee” star Matthew Adam Levine and his band dent producer Tommy Allen girlfriend, future fashion writer Morrison. TATS ALL, FOLKS! Maroon 5 play Madison Square heard them playing at a Malibu Jane Herman. Garden this week. And just last beach party. He and partner 21. Their first single, “Harder 37. One of his many tattoos is CAUSES his lucky number, 222. week, the 35-year-old frontman John DeNicola produced their to Breathe” (July 2002), stalled 33. Levine has appeared in 38. Another is of his golden returned as a judge-mentor on first album and shopped it to re- at No. 18 on the Billboard chart. “The Voice” Season 8. So what the “It Gets Better” campaign retriever Frankie’s paw print. cord labels. They didn’t release another for a better time could there be to supporting LGBT rights. 39. On the top left of his 14. Kara’s Flowers performed year and a half — scoring with give you 40 things you might 34. In 2012, he changed the chest is the Sanskrit word for on-screen in a 1997 episode of the multiplatinum “This Love.” not know about Adam Levine? planned locale of his band’s a concept variously translated “Beverly Hills, 90210.” 22. Their biggest release is the 2011 single “Moves Like Jag- post-Grammys party when he as warmth, heat, asceticism, 15. After their album “The learned the restaurant support- penance and deep meditation, GROWING UP Fourth World” sold poorly and ger” (featuring Christina Agu- ilera), selling 6,451,000 units as ed California’s anti-gay-mar- among other meanings. Adam’s father Fred started the label dropped them, Levine’s of mid-2014. riage Proposition 8. 40. His arm tattoo “MOM” the California apparel chain M. odd jobs included writer’s assis- 23. Their lowest-selling is the 35. Also that year, he tweeted in a scroll with a heart behind Fredric in 1980. tant on Season 1 of CBS’ “Judg- 2011 EP “iTunes Session,” with for Fox News to never play his it was “a last-ditch effort to gain While Adam’s father and ing Amy.” 10,000 sold. music on “your evil . . . channel.” my mother’s approval. She hates maternal grandmother are Jew- 36. He posed nude in the this one slightly less than the ish, and Levine considers him- United Kingdom edition of Cos- others.” self so, he chose not to have a bar 16. Afterward, as FRIENDS AND LOVERS mitzvah. Madden once 24. Levine’s childhood friend His parents divorced when and longtime manager, Jordan Adam was 7. wrote, Levine and Feldstein, is the brother of actor John Shearer / Invision He began playing guitar in Jonah Hill. Adam Levine performed at the elementary school. Carmichael “went 25. Levine dated supermodel Oscars on Sunday, at the Dolby On April 29, 1992, seventh- Anne Vyalitsyna from 2010 to on their Long Island Theatre in Los Angeles. grader Levine made his profes- 2012. sional stage debut at the Los An- adventure, driving 26. TV writer-producer Gene geles club The Troubadour. cross-country at a Hong (“Community,” “Bones”) As a teen, Levine was diag- has been a friend since before nosed with attention deficit hy- breakneck pace and either was successful. peractivity disorder, or ADHD. 27. For several years, Hong spending a semester and Levine were roommates in FLOWERING at Five Towns College. a house Levine bought. He attended the Brentwood School in Los Angeles, where 17. At some point, Levine OTHER VENTURES friends included future actor Ja- worked at a Johnny Rockets res- 28. In 2013, Levine and Hong son Segel. taurant. developed a sitcom set in a ka- With fellow schoolmates Jes- raoke bar. Sold to NBC, it never se Carmichael, Mickey Madden MAROONED went to pilot. and Ryan Dusick, he eventually 29. Later that year, NBC formed Maroon 5. 18. They regrouped as Ma- bought the rights to a semiauto- 9. Their first gig, as Edible roon 5 since people would hear biographical sitcom. In Septem- Nuns, was a junior high school Kara’s Flowers as “Cars and ber 2014, the network commit- dance. Flowers,” “Carlos Flowers” or ted to having Aaron Blitzstein 10. They later formed the “Carson Flowers.” (“Family Guy”) write a pilot band Kara’s Flowers. 19. Though the origin of the script for what was now called 11. They recorded their first name is a secret, one theory is “Kids in America.” demo at Hollywood’s Room 222 that it comes from the “5” in 30. Levine and First Act sell a Studio. Since then, Levine con- Five Towns College and from line of 222 brand guitars. siders 222 his lucky number. one of the school’s colors: ma- 31. Levine’s eponymous 12. They were still in high roon and white. fragrance line comes in micro- Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 LIFE

ADVICE: Dear Abby Face-to-Face Friend Refuses to Like Online Interaction DEAR ABBY: Help! Facebook eloping, and it seems like the right is killing my social life. I am won- idea. dering if anyone else is having this The trouble with eloping, how- experience. ever, is that we’d want our parents I am a wom- and siblings there as witnesses, and an whose job we’d like a party for friends and requires me to be extended family after the nuptials. on the computer People are telling me THAT’S not eight hours a day. eloping, and they have been look- The last thing I ing forward to attending our wed- Talking Dogs: want after work ding. is to go online. In the midst of my grief, I’m Before Facebook not sure how to respond to their took over my so- By Abigail Van Buren comments. What should I do? — Keeping Fido Out of cial circle, this FATHERLESS BRIDE IN MISSIS- wasn’t a problem. But now all my SIPPI friends and family are on the site DEAR FATHERLESS BRIDE: and pressuring me to do likewise. If you would prefer your nuptials Gradually, Facebook contact the Cat Litter Box to be a small, intimate affair, that’s seems to be replacing real, physical what they should be. Have a recep- By Lisa Moore the hopes that she would consistently find it get-togethers. Things that used to tion later. Whether others were The Modesto Bee distasteful and decide to stop raiding the lit- be done in person or over the phone ter box. The second option would be for you are now all done on Facebook, and looking forward to attending your Q: My dog regularly raids the cat’s litter to stand guard over the litter box to redirect we rarely get together anymore. If I wedding is beside the point. If you box, a habit that I find disgusting. Why does the dog away from it anytime she goes near don’t check Facebook, I am out of are challenged for not wanting a she do this, and how can I get her to stop? it. No matter how effective you are with this the loop. big wedding, all you need to say is A: You’re right, Rhonda, it is a disgusting message, she is likely to go back to the litter If I suggest getting together, ev- that your plans changed when your habit from our standpoint. Who knows, per- box in your absence. eryone is “busy” — busy on Face- father died. No one should be able haps our dogs find it just as bewildering that What makes the most sense in this sce- book, I guess. They aren’t mad at to argue with that, because your we don’t join in. This is clearly one of those nario is management, or manipulating the me or avoiding me, they just want feelings are understandable. species-specific behaviors — normal for dogs environment in such a way as to make the be- contact on their terms. Am I the to do and normal for us to find revolting. havior impossible for your dog to accomplish. only one having this problem? — DEAR ABBY: I have a neigh- This shouldn’t be a cause of concern from OLD-SCHOOL IN CHAMPAIGN, bor who is always asking to borrow a health standpoint — coprophagia, the med- This is where you can get creative. One possible solution is to simply place ILL. things. The items come back only if ical term for this behavior, is quite common DEAR OLD-SCHOOL: I’m I go and collect them — from food and rarely a sign of a medical issue. Ordinary the litter box off the floor, out of the reach of your dog. I have the same issue with my dogs. sure you’re not the only one. The items like spices, to gasoline, cash reasons for dogs to do this include learning Internet is supposed to be a tool and more. The situation is almost the behavior from other dogs, being on a diet My solution was to purchase a litter box with a cover, and I placed it on the floor, turning it to facilitate communication, not a comical, like Simpson vs. Flanders. (causing an increase in hunger) and generally substitute for real, flesh-and-blood How can I make my stuff less avail- liking the taste. Extraordinary reasons can around so the entrance was just a few inches relationships. If you can’t work out able without outright saying no? — include severe malnutrition or starvation and from the back wall. My kitty is small, so she can easily get in, but my dogs are too large to a compromise with your friends FLANDERS OF “SPRINGFIELD,” severe pancreatic insufficiency; none of these and family — say, one in-person are likely the cause in your situation. There do the same. I have a friend who placed her MAINE cat’s food, water and litter box in the laundry visit a month — you may have to DEAR FLANDERS: And what is a “normal” time for dogs to do this; when cultivate some new relationships females have a litter of pups, instinct drives room, and then installed a cat door. The laun- is wrong with just saying no? When with other “old-school” people who them to consume the puppies’ excrement. dry room door remains closed at all times; the someone’s generosity is abused, also prefer face-to-face contact. In any case, this is less of a training issue cats are free to enter and exit, but her dogs that’s the most logical thing to and more of a management one. Why? Be- can’t get in. Another option would be to in- do. And without being nasty, you DEAR ABBY: My father re- cause your options in terms of training this stall a baby gate, as long as your cat is agile should tell your neighbor the rea- cently passed away. It was unex- behavior away are limited and not very effec- enough to easily get over it to gain access to son why. pected. He was my sunshine and tive. The first option is to purchase a product, the litter box, while the dog’s access is denied. ••• my heart. I am devastated. Because available from your veterinarian, that you So get your creative juices flowing, Rhon- Dear Abby is written by Abigail of this, I am no longer sure I want would add to the cat’s food to change the taste da, and figure out a way to permanently de- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phil- to have a traditional wedding. It of its stool in the hopes that your dog would prive your dog access to the box, with the un- lips, and was founded by her mother, would be too sad to not share the no longer find it appealing. Once the cat is in- derstanding that it’s perfectly normal for your Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at day with Dad, as I had dreamed. gesting this product, you would want to leave dog to do this and equally normal for you to www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, My fiance and I have discussed Los Angeles, CA 90069. plenty of stool available for the dog to try, in be disgusted by it!

Start on Puzzle One on page Life 7. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Saturday’s paper. Crossword

Answer to Puzzle on Page Life 7

Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: S equals P

“T ZVMO GVNO FZTR BOFFOH BIJLOH FZVJ

PRPVB YODVPRO T BVDU FZO FTGO FI GVUO

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(N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 Boxing Friday Night Fights. (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) NBA Tonight (N) NFL Live (N) (CC) NBA Tonight FAM 39 39 ››› Jerry Maguire (1996) Tom Cruise, Cuba Gooding Jr., Renee Zellweger. ››› The Blind Side (2009) Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw. A well-to-do white couple adopts a homeless black teen. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive FX 53 53 ››› Star Trek (2009, Science Fiction) Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto. Chronicles ››› Prometheus (2012, Science Fiction) Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Charlize Theron. Explorers wage a terrify- ››› Prometheus (2012) Noomi Ra- the early days of the starship Enterprise and her crew. ing battle to save mankind’s future. pace, Michael Fassbender. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Honda Classic, Second Round. From PGA National Resort & Spa in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. LPGA Tour Golf Honda LPGA Thailand, Third Round. (N) (Live) The Waltons “The Reunion” The sheriff The Waltons “The Minstrel” Mary Ellen The Waltons “The Actress” Waltons The Middle Sue The Middle “Royal The Middle “Moth- The Middle “The The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 asks John-Boy to help. (CC) falls for a minstrel. (CC) play host to an actress. 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A journalist investigates UFOs and a killer videotape. ’ Broke Game Broke Game Ridiculousness Ridiculousness “Danny Brown” ’ NBCS 34 34 College Hockey Curling U.S. Grand Prix: Women, Draw 5 - United States vs.New Zealand. Skiing ’ Speed Skating Poker After Dark NICK 40 40 iCarly Nora captures the iCarly gang. Thundermans Thundermans Thundermans Thundermans Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Witness Protection (2012, Comedy) Tyler Perry. Preachers of Detroit (N) ›› Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Witness Protection (2012, Comedy) Tyler Perry, Eugene Levy. Preachers of ROOT 31 31 Bensinger Halls of Fame WHL Hockey Spokane Chiefs at Tri-City Americans. (N) (Live) College Hockey Miami (Ohio) at Denver. From Magness Arena in Denver. (N Same-day Tape) Cops ’ (CC) Jail ’ (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops “Chases & Cops “Coast to Cops “Coast to Bellator MMA Live Paul Daley vs. Douglas Lima, welterweight title fight. 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(DVS) TLC 38 38 Love, Lust or Run Style by Jury (N) Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Love, Lust or Run Style by Jury ’ Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL 19 Kids and Counting “Jill’s Secret” Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL TNT 54 54 Castle “3XK” Searching for a notorious Castle “Almost Famous” Murder victim Cold Justice A coach is found blud- ›› The Taking of Pelham 123 (2009, Action) Denzel Washington, John Tra- Cold Justice A coach is found blud- serial killer. ’ (CC) (DVS) is a male stripper. (CC) (DVS) geoned to death. (N) (CC) volta, John Turturro. Criminals hijack a New York subway train. (CC) (DVS) geoned to death. (CC) TOON 42 42 Incredible Crew Incredible Crew Incredible Crew Incredible Crew King of the Hill King of the Hill Cleveland Show Cleveland Show American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Jack & Triumph TRAV 36 36 Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Castle (N) (CC) Mysteries at the Castle (N) (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Way Out West Way Out West Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family USA 58 58 “Rescue” Benson bonds with Calvin. “Fifteen Percent” “Game Changer” “The Old Wagon” “The Kiss” (CC) “Earthquake” ’ ’ (CC) “Schooled” (CC) “Snip” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “Best Men” (CC) VH1 62 62 ›› Think Like a Man (2012) Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara, Meagan Good. ’ ›› Why Do Fools Fall in Love (1998, Biography) Halle Berry, Vivica A. Fox. ’ (CC) › B.A.P.S (1997) Halle Berry, Martin Landau. ’

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Kids Hoops College Basketball Villanova at Xavier. 21 Day Anti- Best Pressure Republic of ›› Harley Davidson and the Marlboro World News Tip-Off (N) (S Live) Fix Aging Cooker! Doyle ’ Man (1991) Mickey Rourke. UNI 28 28 Pagado Pagado Pagado Pagado Mickey Mickey Manny Pocoyo Jungle Back Pagado Pagado Sabadazo (N) (SS) Mexico Primera Division Soccer Rosa Guadalupe A&E 52 52 Skincare Paid Bounty Bounty Bounty Bounty Dog the Bounty Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds ›› XXX: State of the Union (2005) Ice Wahl- Wahl- Wahl- Wahl- Wahl- Wahl- Prog. Hunter Hunter Hunter Hunter Hunter ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “Minimal Loss” “Demonology” Cube, Willem Dafoe. ’ (CC) burgers burgers burgers burgers burgers burgers AMC 67 67 The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- ›› Young Guns (1988, Western) Emilio Estevez, ›› Young Guns II (1990) Emilio Estevez. Billy fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman Kiefer Sutherland. the Kid and gang gallop to Mexico. APL 43 43 Big Cat Big Cat Cats 101 (CC) Cats 101 (CC) To Be Announced TBA BET 56 56 BET Inspiration Game The Game (CC) Game The Game (CC) The Game (CC) Game The Game (CC) Being Mary Jane Keyshia ›› Stomp the Yard (2007) Columbus Short. Why Newlyweds: The Newlyweds: The Newlyweds: The Newlyweds: The Newlyweds: The Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Real Housewives/ BRAVO 66 66 First Year First Year First Year First Year First Year (Part 1 of 2) (Part 2 of 2) “Is This 40?” Beverly CBUT 29 29 Mon News Animal Super Art Cross Our Vancouver Absolutely Doc Zone ’ Nature/ Things Speed Skating Alpine Skiing Na Hockey NHL Hockey CMT 61 61 CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ Hot 20 Countdown The 20 best videos of the week. 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College Basketball Syracuse at Duke. ESPN 32 32 (N) (CC) land. (N) (Live) Wichita State. (N) (Live) (N) (CC) (N) (Live) (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 30 for 30 Bskball Hour SportsCenter (N) College Basketball College Basketball Dayton at VCU. College Basketball College Basketball Basketball FAM 39 39 21 DAY Focus Melissa ›› The Prince & Me (2004) Julia Stiles. ››› Grease (1978, Musical) John Travolta. ››› Dirty Dancing (1987) Jennifer Grey. ››› Jerry Maguire (1996) Tom Cruise. FNC 48 48 FOX & Friends Bulls Cavuto Forbes Cash In News HQ News HQ Jour. America’s News HQ Carol News The Five News HQ FOX Report (N) FOX News Spec. FOOD 35 35 Sexy DrDen Sand. Barbe Be.- Best Farm Pioneer Pioneer Trisha’s The Kitchen (N) Kids Baking Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped FX 53 53 Total T25 Bod- Buffy the Vampire Anger Anger Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ›› Real Steel (2011) Hugh Jackman, Evangeline Lilly. A ››› Star Trek (2009, Science Fiction) Chris Pine, ›› Battleship (2012) Taylor Gym for ies! 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Broke Broke ›› Scary Movie 3 (2003) ’ Fantasy Fantasy Fantasy Fantasy Factory Fantasy Fantasy Fantasy Fantasy Fantasy Fantasy Factory Fantasy Fantasy NBCS 34 34 Soccer Premier English Premier League Soccer (N) Premier College Basketball Skiing Track and Field College Hockey: Eagles at Fighting Irish NHL NICK 40 40 Prince Prince Parents Parents Odd Parents Spong Spong Spong Sanjay Bread Rab Rang Parents Parents Spong Spong Spong iCarly iCarly Splitting Adam (2015) ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 Total Cleans Total Sexy My Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer ››› Magic Mike (2012) Channing Tatum. ›› America’s Sweethearts (2001) Magic ROOT 31 31 Paid Paid Focus Body Buy 10 Min College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball Basketball ’ ’ SPIKE 57 57 Bosley Paid Total Hot Bodies of Shaun ›› Transporter 3 (2008, Action) Jason Statham, ››› End of Watch (2012, Crime Drama) Jake Cops Cops Cops Jail Cops Cops Cops Jail Hair Prog. Gym for 2015! ’ T’s Natalya Rudakova. ’ Gyllenhaal, Michael Peña. ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) SYFY 59 59 Total Fighting Paid BIS Zone Scarecrow (2013) Lacey Chabert. Grave Halloween (2013, Horror) ›› Practical Magic (1998) ›› Final Destination 3 (2006) › Shutter (2008, Horror) TBN 20 20 RocK Auto Island Veggie Mon Hop Lassie Goliath Ishine Inspir. Stories Veggie Heroes-Bible Bless News ››› Angel in the House Angels Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Married Married Amer. Funniest Amer. Funniest King of King of ›› Duplex (2003, Comedy) Ben Stiller, ›› Zoolander (2001, Comedy) Ben ››› Blades of Glory (2007, Comedy) Friends Friends Friends Friends Home Videos Home Videos Queens Queens Drew Barrymore. Stiller, Owen Wilson, Will Ferrell. Will Ferrell, Jon Heder. (DVS) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) TLC 38 38 Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER TNT 54 54 Law & Order “Kill- Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order “Jus- Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order ›› Bad Teacher (2011, Comedy) Cam- ›› It’s Complicated (2009) Meryl Streep, Steve Crazy, erz” ’ “DNR” ’ “Merger” ’ tice” ’ “Marathon” ’ “Patsy” ’ “Blood Money” eron Diaz. Premiere. (CC) Martin, Alec Baldwin. Premiere. (CC) Stupid TOON 42 42 Leg Teen Sonic Ninjago Poké Teen Teen Gum Gum Clar Clar Steven Steven Uncle Uncle Teen Teen Clar Clar Gum Gum Gum Teen Teen TRAV 36 36 Paid Paid When Vacations Mysteries at Mysteries at Mysteries at No Reservation Booze Traveler Bizarre Bizarre The Trip: 2015 Expedition Un. Expedition Un. Ghost Adventure TRUTV 49 49 Paid WEN Hot Bodies Focus P90X3 Hot Bodies World Dumbest World Dumbest World Dumbest World Dumbest World Dumbest World Dumbest World Dumbest World Dumbest House “Teamwork” Paid Paid Paid Body Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU USA 58 58 ’ (CC) Prog. Prog. Prog. Beast VH1 62 62 VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music Top 20 Count. Top 20 Count. › Wild Wild West (1999) Will Smith. ’ › B.A.P.S (1997, Comedy) Halle Berry. ’ ›› Why Do Fools Fall in Love ’ Life 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015 ENTERTAINMENT

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Motown 25 (My Music Presents) The 25th anniversary of Motown. ’ (CC) Victor Borge’s Doctor Who “Cas- Doctor Who “Cas- PBS 12 12 ’ (CC) Timeless trovalva” trovalva” What Went Down What Went Down Modern Family Modern Family Backstrom A youth pastor is found mur- Sleepy Hollow “The Akeda” Unexpect- Q13 FOX News at Washington’s Animation Domination High-Def “Lu- FOX 13 13 (N) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) “The Feud” (CC) ’ (CC) dered. ’ (CC) ed sacrifices must be made. ’ 10 (N) (CC) Most Wanted cas Bros. Moving Co.” ’ (CC) IND 14 14 Frances and Friends Family Worship Center Service The church of Jimmy Swaggart Ministries. Crossfire Service Jimmy Swaggart Taken from services recorded live. 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From Wells Fargo Center WEN Hair Care Grants Getaways Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Dateline NBC “Buried Secrets” Officials KGW News at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 in Philadelphia. (N) (S Live) (CC) feud between an author and his wife. identify a man’s remains. (CC) 11 (N) Live (N) ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Familia P. Luche Noticiero Durmiendo con mi Jefe Sábado Gigante (N) (SS) Familia P. Luche Noticiero FOX 27 27 ›› The Net (1995, Suspense) Sandra Bullock, Jeremy Northam, Dennis Miller. Backstrom A youth pastor is found mur- Sleepy Hollow “The Akeda” Unexpect- 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def “Lu- Software makes computer nerd a target. dered. ’ (CC) ed sacrifices must be made. ’ cas Bros. Moving Co.” ’ (CC) The First 48 “Left to Burn; Trigger The First 48 Two Dallas men are The First 48 Gunfire erupts at a football The First 48 “Shattered” A man is dis- The First 48 “Birthday Girl” Gunmen The First 48 An unarmed man is A&E 52 52 Happy” A stabbed woman in a fire. gunned down. ’ (CC) tournament. ’ (CC) covered on broken glass. (CC) open fire at a birthday party. (CC) gunned down. ’ (CC) AMC 67 67 ›››› Jaws (1975, Horror) Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss. A man-eating shark terrorizes a New England ›› Jaws 2 (1978, Horror) Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary, Murray Hamilton. Tourist town and police › Jaws 3 (1983) resort town. (CC) chief dread huge white shark at beach. (CC) Dennis Quaid. APL 43 43 To Be Announced Pit Bulls and Parolees “Episode 18” Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ BET 56 56 ›› Why Did I Get Married Too? (2010) Tyler Perry. Four couples struggle with the challenges of married life. (CC) ›› Meet the Browns (2008) Tyler Perry. A woman meets her late father’s uproarious family for the first time. (CC) BRAVO 66 66 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills ››› Clueless (1995, Comedy) Alicia Silverstone, Stacey Dash, Brittany Murphy. ››› Clueless (1995, Comedy) Alicia “Sister Act” Eileen sets up a table-read. “Welcome to Amsterdam?” Spoiled Beverly Hills teens careen through the good life. Silverstone, Stacey Dash. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey St. Louis Blues at Edmonton Oilers. From Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta. (N Subject to Blackout) Post Show News Republic of Doyle “Hit and Run” ’ CMT 61 61 ››› The Perfect Storm (2000) George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg. (CC) Party Down South My Big Redneck Swamp Pawn (N) My Big Redneck Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (N) (CC) American Greed American Greed The Suze Orman Show (CC) American Greed New P90X 3! Total Gym for CNN 44 44 CNN Special Report Anderson Cooper Special Report CNN Special Report Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files CNNH 45 45 CNN Special Report Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files COM 60 60 ›› Dinner for Schmucks (2010) Steve ›› Step Brothers (2008, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, Richard Jenkins. Two spoiled men ›› The Rocker (2008, Comedy) Rainn Wilson, Christina Applegate, Josh Gad. A failed drummer gets Carell, Paul Rudd. (CC) become rivals when their parents marry. (CC) another shot at fame. (CC) DIS 41 41 Liv & Maddie ’ Liv & Maddie ’ Austin & Ally ’ Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) K.C. Undercover Austin & Ally ’ I Didn’t Do It ’ Lab Rats ’ (CC) Liv & Maddie ’ Girl Meets World Street Outlaws Racers want a shot at Street Outlaws “Vocal Local Yokels” A Street Outlaws Big Chief is called out. Street Outlaws “Let Them Eat Crow!” What Could Possibly Go Wrong? Street Outlaws “Midnight Riders” Okla- DSC 8 8 the Top Ten List. ’ (CC) demolition derby. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) The season winds down. ’ Kevin and Grant build a hovercraft. homa City’s street races. (CC) E! 65 65 Chrisley Knows ››› Ocean’s Thirteen (2007, Comedy-Drama) George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon. Danny ›› He’s Just Not That Into You (2009, Romance-Comedy) Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Drew Bar- The Soup Best Ocean and his gang seek to right a wrong. rymore. Men and women navigate through complex relationships. College Basketball Arizona at Utah. From Jon M. Huntsman Center in Salt Lake SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 City. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball College Basketball BYU at Gonzaga. (N) (Live) College Basketball UC Irvine at UC Santa Barbara. (N) (Live) Basketball Unguarded (CC) FAM 39 39 ››› The Blind Side (2009) Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw. A well-to-do white couple adopts a homeless black teen. ›› The Notebook (2004) Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams. A man tells a story to a woman about two lovers. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) FOX News Special Red Eye Justice With Judge Jeanine FOX News Special Red Eye FOOD 35 35 Chopped “Reality Tv Stars” Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ FX 53 53 ›› Battleship (2012, Science Fiction) Taylor Kitsch, Alexander Skarsgrd, Ri- Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly You’re the Worst You’re the Worst hanna. Earth comes under attack from a superior alien force. (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) “Sunday Funday” “PTSD” GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Honda Classic, Third Round. From PGA National Resort & Spa in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Golf Central LPGA Tour Golf Honda LPGA Thailand, Final Round. (N) (Live) The Good Witch’s Destiny (2013, Drama) Catherine Bell, Chris Potter, Robin Good Witch “Starting Over ... Again” (Series Premiere) Cassie and Grace’s spe- Good Witch “Starting Over ... Again” Cassie and Grace’s special charm. (CC) HALL 19 19 Dunne. Cassie has to conjure magic to end a birthday curse. (CC) cial charm. (N) (CC) HGTV 68 68 Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Property Brothers “Edith & Fred” Property Brothers “David & Isabella” Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Renovation (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Gangland Undercover ’ (CC) LIFE 51 51 Babysitter’s Black Book (2015, Drama) Spencer Locke, Perry Reeves. (CC) Kept Woman (2015, Drama) Courtney Ford, Shaun Benson. Premiere. (CC) The Wrong Woman (2013) Danica McKellar, Jonathan Bennett. (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Lockup “Inside Pendleton Juvenile” Lockup (N) Lockup: San Quentin Lockup: San Quentin Lockup: San Quentin Lockup: San Quentin MTV 63 63 Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory (CC) Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory ›› Jackass 3.5 (2011, Comedy) Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera. ’ NBCS 34 34 Premier League Match of the Week (N) ’ Premier League Match of the Day (N) ’ Premier League Match of the Week (N) ’ Premier Down NICK 40 40 Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ Thundermans Thundermans Henry Danger (N) Nicky, Ricky Bella, Bulldogs AwesomenessTV Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ››› Magic Mike (2012, Comedy-Drama) Channing Tatum, Alex Pettyfer. › The Ugly Truth (2009, Romance-Comedy) Katherine Heigl, Gerard Butler. › The Ugly Truth (2009, Romance-Comedy) Katherine Heigl, Gerard Butler. ROOT 31 31 College Basketball Women’s College Basketball Simon Fraser at Western Washington. (N) College Basketball Pacific at San Francisco. (N Same-day Tape) College Basketball ’ ’ SPIKE 57 57 Cops (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops Deputies set Cops “High Cops A man calls Cops “Familiar Jail: Las Vegas Jail: Las Vegas Cops “Coast to Cops A man calls ›› Transporter 3 (2008, Action) Jason Coast” ’ (CC) up a sting. ’ Crimes” ’ (CC) for his wife in jail. Faces” ’ (CC) (N) ’ Coast No. 159” for his wife in jail. Statham, Natalya Rudakova. ’ SYFY 59 59 › Shutter (2008) › 6 Souls (2010, Horror) Julianne Moore. A patient’s multiple personalities are being murdered. ››› 1408 (2007, Horror) John Cusack, Samuel L. Jackson, Mary McCormack. Premiere. ›› The Eye TBN 20 20 Hour Of Power with Bobby Schuller Billy Graham Classic Crusades ›› Where the Red Fern Grows (1974) James Whitmore, Stewart Petersen. 45th Annual GMA Dove Awards Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Cougar Town ’ King of the Nerds TBS 55 55 Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ (CC) TLC 38 38 Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ››› Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011) Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling. Premiere. A sud- ›› Meet the Fockers (2004, Comedy) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Dustin Hoffman. Future in-laws ›› Meet the Fockers (2004, Comedy) Robert De Niro, Ben denly single 40-something needs help finding his groove again. 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Kart Life “Southern Discomfort” Friends People Friends People Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Modern Family Modern Family USA 58 58 homeless man is a suspect. ’ (CC) “Manhattan Vigil” ’ (CC) “Secrets Exhumed” ’ (CC) series of rapes puts the city on edge. “Wonderland Story” ’ (CC) “After the Fire” “Punkin Chunkin” VH1 62 62 Why Do Fools ›› Sister Act (1992, Musical Comedy) Whoopi Goldberg, Maggie Smith, Kathy Najimy. ’ ›› Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993) Whoopi Goldberg, Kathy Najimy. ’ Stomp the Yard 2

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