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Pirates Run Away in Second Half Against $1.75 Early Week Edition Willapa Valley Tuesday, / Sports 1 Dec. 31, 2019 Serving our communities since 1889 — www.chronline.com Stories of the Year 2020 Plunge See The Chronicle’s Top Headlines of 2019 New Year’s Day Revelers Again Look for a Starting on Page Main 3 Clean Start at Offut Lake Wednesday / Life 1 Sex Offender Accused Hike in The New Year of Abusing Cat Found Competent for Trial

By Eric Rosane [email protected] A transient level 3 Thurston County sex offender accused of abusing a cat was recently found competent to face a jury trial, Thurston County Superior Court records show. Brian L. Kim, 49, faces one count of first-degree animal cruelty. The crime allegedly occurred on July 21. According to records, Kim’s jury trial is set for Jan. 13 with a confirmation hearing set for Jan. 2. On Oct. 21, Judge James Dixon, with an analysis by Dr. Ray Hendrickson, found Kim competent to stand trial in accordance with a mental health report filed with the court on Oct. 12. “Mr. Kim presents with no symptoms of mental disease or defect that significantly impair his ability to have a factual and rational understanding of the charges and court proceedings Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] he faces,” read the report. Water drips oﬀ a fern in front of a bridge inside Lewis and Clark State Park Friday afternoon in Toledo. According to a probable cause affidavit, on July 27, a staff member at MetroPCS in First Day Hikes Provide an Opportunity to Explore State Parks Olympia contacted authorities saying Kim frequents the store NEW YEAR: Series of Walks at Better yet, the state is offering a broad door experience at parks in all 50 states. and often brings a kitten with range of First Day Hikes across the region, “From fairy-tale forests to towering light- him. When he has the kitten, Southwest Washington Parks providing outdoor recreationalists with an houses, wind-swept Pacific dunes to pris- the employee said, Kim’s often Offered on Fee-Free Day opportunity to learn more about nearby tine volcanic lakes, southwest Washington rough with it and verbally abu- gems. state parks offer top-notch outdoor experi- sive — yelling things at it like By The Chronicle Washington’s New Year’s events are ences,” State Parks wrote in a press release. “See, nobody wants you” and “I On New Year’s Day, Washington State a part of the national First Day Hikes, a “This New Year’s Day, experience the wild own you.” Parks will waive the normally required Dis- program of America’s State Parks. On Jan. beauty that is southwest Washington with a Additionally, he allegedly cover Pass and allow free access to visitors 1, people come together to enjoy a healthy would strike the kitten’s head of state parks. New Year’s tradition and enjoy a great out- please see PARKS, page Main 12 against a counter, slam it on the counter and ground, gnash at it with his teeth in attempts to bite it and roughly grab and squeeze County Votes to Approve Ordinance Targeting Excessive Noise it by the neck or stomach. A deputy found a Facebook By Ralph Mancini Commissioners approved a new place to live.” post where a woman said Kim UNMUFFLED: Community [email protected] ordinance intended to curtail Susi Schulte was one of watched her and started fol- Members Ask for such disturbances. several residents in the area of please see CAT, page Main 12 Stronger, 24-Hour A team of Dryad property Following the vote Com- Meskill Road near Rainbow owners voiced their grievances missioner Edna Fund commu- Falls State Park who asked the Noise Ban, Citing Dirt with excessive noise generated nicated that they will listen to Lewis County Commission- Follow Us on Twitter by motorcycle racing during a everyone’s concerns regarding ers to expand the time range in @chronline Bikes Without Mufflers, public hearing Monday before the noise ordinance in the in- ‘Booming’ Music the Lewis County Board of terest of everyone has a “good please see NOISE, page Main 12 Find Us on Facebook www.facebook.com/ thecentraliachronicle Boys Basketball Making Magic Deaths Subscriber mailing label below this line Upvall, Carl A., 54, Beavers Winlock Chehalis Complete Library Hosts Eklund, Robert P., 49, Morton Rivalry Kid-Friendly Morgan, David S., 33, Sweep Magic Show Centralia / Sports 1 / Pictures, Hall, Randall “Randy,” 71, Winlock Main 2 Lydon, Kyle A., 32, Chehalis A Gift That Keeps on Giving All Year Long • Heating • Cooling • Roofing SERVING YOUR NEIGHBORS SINCE 1962 24/7 SERVICE MAINTENANCE

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may choose to ring in the new holiday fire safety and preven- ner, at (360) 786-5474 or shan- sponse Network Board of Direc- Washington State Patrol year with fireworks, but the state tion, go to www.wsp.wa.gov/ [email protected]. tors (NWHRN). Announces New Year Fire Marshal’s Office is advising prevention-data-collection/ or The Rochester Subarea Plan “This is an important year for caution when using the poten- follow the Fire Marshal’s Office was last updated in 1996. In 2017, the board, as we have added new Holiday DUI Patrols tially dangerous devices. on Twitter @wafiremarshal. the Board of County Commis- seats in order to better reflect our By The Chronicle According to the office, in sioners approved a review and expanded service area and our The Washington State Patrol 2018, fireworks in Washington update to the Rochester Subarea sectoral diversity, said NWHRN has announced New Year holi- caused 209 injuries and 92 fires, Thurston County Plan. This draft document is the Executive Director Onora Lien. day patrols throughout Wash- most of which occurred around Planning Commission to result of these planning efforts. “In a disaster, we’ll need all parts ington, as well as partnerships July 4. However, five fireworks- Copies of the proposed sub- of the healthcare system to work with Oregon, California, Idaho, related injuries were reported be- Hold Public Hearing on area plan and supporting docu- together with the rest of the Nevada and Arizona through tween Dec. 27 and 31, 2018. Rochester Subarea Plan ments are available at the Build- community, and a strong board the Western States Traffic Safety The Fire Marshal’s Office is ing Development Center, 2000 is essential to guiding that work.” Coalition. advising residents to check with By The Chronicle Lakeridge Drive SW, Olympia, Headquartered in Tukwila, “The message is clear: A New local authorities on fireworks The Thurston County Plan- 98502, or online at: www.grand- NWHRN is an affiliation of pub- Year but an old truth — there’s regulations, purchase legal fire- ning Commission has sched- moundplanning.org. lic, private and tribal partners no safe place for impaired driv- works, have water available, keep uled a public hearing for 7 p.m. from throughout western Wash- er’s to hide,” according to a news all pets indoors and read all fire- Wednesday, January 8 to accept ington working together to pre- release from the state patrol. work safety labels and follow public comment on the proposed Lewis County Health pare for, respond to, and recover Extra patrols will include their instructions. draft of the Rochester Subarea Officer Named to from emergencies. These part- troopers trained to detect driv- Adults should light all fire- Plan update. ners include hospitals, labs, clin- ers impaired by drugs as well as works and matches should be To learn more about the Regional Healthcare ics and other healthcare facilities, alcohol. kept away from children. The Rochester Subarea Plan, please Response Board medical providers, public health Fire Marshal’s Office is also ad- visit our website at www.grand- departments, emergency medi- State Fire Marshal Urges vising residents to only light one moundplanning.org and select By The Chronicle cal systems, other first respond- firework at a time, never pick up “Rochester Subarea Plan Update Lewis County Public Health ers, and emergency management Residents to Ring in or throw fireworks, carry them 2019.” and Social Services announced departments. 2020 Safely in your pocket, or try to reignite Written comments may be last week that Lewis County Dr. Wood joined Lewis a firework that fails to explode. submitted no later than 4 p.m. on Health Officer Rachel Wood, County Public Health & Social By The Chronicle Fireworks should not be used Wednesday, January 8, 2020, to M.D., MPH, has been named to Services as the county’s Health Many Washington residents For more information on Shannon Shula, Associate Plan- the Northwest Healthcare Re- Officer in 2007. The Weather Almanac

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Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Dec. 31, 2019 Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 154.85 168.3 -0.39 Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 178.11 188.7 -0.16 Cowlitz at Packwood 1.41 10.5 -0.11 Cowlitz at Randle Rain Likely Showers Likely Rain Likely Rain Likely Scattered Rain 6.21 18.0 -0.25 Cowlitz below Mayfield Dam 50° 47° 53° 41° 46° 42° 48° 41° 44° 35° 10.60 -- +0.00 Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon

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(360) 496-6844 | visitmorton.com The Chronicle • Chronline.com • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019 The Chronicle’s 2019 Stories of the Year By The Chronicle shifts amidst the outages — took As we reach the final days of pride in getting service back up 2019 — and the decade — The and running. Chronicle’s newsroom staff took At one point, 60 line and tree a look at the past year’s coverage workers were deployed in East to handpick our top stories for the County, 24 of whom were crews past 12 months. Our list includes from Cowlitz, Grays Harbor and triumphant highs — includ- Pacific counties who came in to ing the opening of several new help local PUD workers. schools — as well as government shakeups, crimes, tragedies and Feb. 23 more. This list includes portions of stories originally printed in the Marquez Pleads Guilty paper, the full versions of which are all available on Chronline. to Randle Slaying com. By Cody Neuenschwander January The Chronicle Jan. 3, 2019 The courtroom was full and 17-year-old Benito Marquez was Suspect in Thurston loosely surrounded by a semi- circle of four corrections deputies County Slaying Charged as he pleaded guilty Friday after- with Murder, Placed noon to the June beating death of Randle teen Benjamin Eastman on $1 Million Bond III. By Cody Neuenschwander Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] Marquez was accused, along The Chronicle RFA fi refi ghters rush to put out a house fi re while spraying down a room fully engulfed in fl ames in the 1300 block of West with his brother Jonathon Adam- Main Street Jan. 25, 2019 in Centralia. son, 21, who, just that morning A suspect charged in the decided against withdrawing his shooting death of a man on Old want to spend time with my mom own not guilty plea in the slaying. Highway 99 in southern Thur- and my grandkids.” ston County told police he was The Oks, a Korean immigrant Feb. 26 ‘set up’ after being arrested last family, purchased the restaurant week. in 1990, according to previous Fiancé of Randle Murder Shane D. Brewer, 32, is Chronicle reporting by Brian charged with second-degree mur- Mittge. It was founded by Chi- Suspect Pleads Guilty der, first-degree burglary and nese immigrant Kan Chinn and By Cody Neuenschwander first-degree unlawful possession is believed to be one of the oldest The Chronicle of a firearm and is in custody on Chinese restaurants in Washing- $1 million bail. ton state. Emma Brown, the Glenoma According to a probable cause Jan. 29, 2019 woman accused of misleading au- affidavit, on Dec. 22, 45-year-old thorities when they were investi- Loren VerValen was found dead gating the disappearance of slain in a residence in the 9000 block RFA Investigates Randle teen Benjamin Eastman of Old Highway 99. The person Cause of Fatal III, pleaded guilty Monday morn- who found VerValen deceased ing to two counts of first-degree also said a 2005 Honda Accord Friday House Fire rendering criminal assistance. had been parked at the victim’s By Cody Neuenschwander residence. Missing from the residence was the victim’s 2007 Ford The Chronicle Alex Brown / Chronicle File Photo Feb. 28 Mustang. Tow crews work to pull a Washington State Department of Transportation snow- Fire officials say they have plow out of a ditch between Morton and Mineral on state Route 7 on Feb. 13, 2019 Toledo School District hypotheses on what may have Jan. 5, 2019 started a fatal house fire in the Will No Longer Use Twin Transit GM Has tion agreement negotiated earlier County Government 1300 block of West Main Street Thursday. Wojcik-Damers, who Indian Mascot And in Centralia Friday evening, and Felony Theft Conviction was not at either meeting Thurs- Avoids Shutdown are starting the often lengthy day, is set to receive six months ‘Tomahawk Chop’ Cheer process of fire investigation to By Will Rubin of severance pay, six months By Katie Hayes Struggles, but Rainier whittle their theories down to The Chronicle of health insurance coverage the actual cause. and $5,000 in moving expenses The Chronicle Communities Hurt by The first crew that responded Twin Transit General Man- ager Derrick Wojcik-Damers should he leave the state. The Toledo School District Partial Park Closure to the scene — from Riverside will no longer use its mascot cos- Fire Authority’s Pearl Street sta- pleaded guilty to a felony theft By Alex Brown charge in Chehalis in 1996 — in Feb. 19, 2019 tume, nor the “Tomahawk Chop” tion — arrived at about 8:13 p.m., cheer, after the Cowlitz Indian The Chronicle after the 69-year-old Centralia which he was accused of stealing from his employer — but failed East County Back Tribe recently weighed in to call Amid the ongoing federal gov- woman, who would later be pro- both “offensive” examples of nounced dead, called it in. to disclose the conviction when ernment shutdown, operations seeking employment here in 2017, to Normal After “cultural misappropriation.” are continuing for Lewis Coun- Rick Mack, assistant fire chief The opinion came after the with Riverside Fire Authority, according to Twin Transit Advi- Snowstorm That ty — but communities around sory Board member Chad Taylor. district asked the tribe for an of- Mount Rainier are taking a hit said the woman was found in a ficial stance on the mascot. small hallway near a front bed- Wojcik-Damers, then known Knocked Out from the partial closure of the na- as Derrick Perona, was initially “We respectfully request that tional park. room — the room where the fire Power, Roads the Toledo School District disappeared to have started. charged with first-degree theft “At this point, we’re operating after being accused of stealing at By Alex Brown continues use of the Mascot as usual,” said county commis- February least $1,500 from the Sears de- The Chronicle immediately and dispose of it sioner Edna Fund. “It’s wait and partment store where he worked properly as it is offensive and see at this point.” Feb. 7, 2019 from November 1995 to January Life in East Lewis County is stereotypical,” reads a letter from County employees have been 1996. He later pleaded guilty to returning to normal after last the Cowlitz Indian Tribe, signed instructed to tell the human re- Developer Reveals the lesser charge of second-de- week’s devastating snowstorm by Cowlitz Indian Tribal Chair- sources and budget departments gree theft. that knocked out power and woman Patty Kinswa-Gaiser if they become aware of a pending Centralia Grocery phone lines, made roads impass- and Cowlitz Indian Tribe Chair- loss of federal funding to Lewis Distribution Center able and led the county to declare man William Iyall, dated Feb. 5. County, whether from grants, re- Twin Transit GM Resigns a state of emergency as respond- Tenant: United Natural please see MARCH, page Main 4 imbursement programs, partner- Thursday, Board Says ers deployed from throughout the ships or other government sup- Foods, Incorporated region. port the county depends on. So ‘Real or Perceived “Everyone’s happy to see the far, no one has been notified of By Katie Hayes pavement again,” said county any changes. The Chronicle Misconduct’ Not a Factor commissioner Gary Stamper. By Will Rubin We’re ready for spring.” The previously anonymous By Thursday night, power Jan. 26, 2019 The Chronicle tenant for Centralia’s incoming had been restored to most of the Shanghai Cafe Owners grocery distribution center has The Twin Transit Advisory area, said Bryan Watt, operations Florist & Greenhouse finally revealed itself — United Board accepted the resigna- manager with the Lewis County Cara Sabin Dean Celebrate Final Natural Foods, Incorporated. tion of General Manager Der- Public Utility District. At the apex Owner Developer Tom O’Keefe, CEO Week in Business rick Wojcik-Damers on Thurs- of the outage, power had been out 748 S. Market Blvd. of O’Keefe Development, an- day night following nearly three everywhere from Mossyrock east By Katie Hayes nounced Wednesday that UNFI hours of closed-door deliberation — 9,000 households and half of Chehalis, WA 98532 is the tenant for the company’s CH603193bw.cg The Chronicle by the board earlier that morning. the county’s area. 360.748.3333 $100 million grocery distribution Board members voted unani- Watt said the exhausted crews center, located in the Port of Cen- www.mybennysflorist.com As Shanghai Cafe owners mously to accept his letter of res- from his agency and others — tralia Park I. Song and Young Ok prepare for ignation and to approve a separa- many of whom worked 30-hour their final week in business, cus- “It’s a neat company and a neat tomers have flooded the more story in terms of what they do in than 90-year-old Chinese restau- the community,” O’Keefe said. “... rant to say goodbye. Their whole idea of delivering or- “We have been here about 30 ganic, sustainable food types is years and it’s time to retire,” said a big part of their corporate cul- KELA/KMNT Radio Young Ok Friday morning. “I ture.” Create a Beautiful Entrance to Your Home With Our Custom Door Shop! We Can Hang: • New • Used • Interior • Exterior CH598261lw.cg Up to 80% off retail prices store wide! CH603164rk.cg 6525 196th St. SW, Rochester 360-273-6903 • 800-600-6903 Open 7 days a week New Hours: 8am - 6pm On the Radio Online On Your Phone On Demand Our Products -- Always New; Never Used Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019 LOCAL

April 18 to secure short and long-term March state funding to finance repairs Dollar General Exploring to concrete gravesites, dilapi- Continued frompage Main 4 dated roads and a litany of other Expansion Into issues on the property. March Southwest Washington May March 12, 2019 By Will Rubin Centralia Man Arrested The Chronicle May 2, 2019 Retail giant Dollar General Orin Smith Elementary in Grand Mound has an eye on Southwest Wash- Homicide ington as it looks to expand into Holds First Day of School the last mainland state lacking By Cody Neuenschwander By Cody Neuenschwander the yellow and black logo taking The Chronicle The Chronicle rural America by storm. A spokesperson for the com- Chehalis School District’s Thurston County deputies pany, based in Goodlettsville, third, fourth and fifth grade stu- arrested a Centralia man Mon- Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] Tennessee, told The Chronicle dents attended their first full day day on suspicion of, on March 7, A Dollar General store is in the process of being built at 416 W. Reynolds Ave. in they anticipates making final de- of school at the newly opened shooting and killing a man dur- Centralia, seen Dec. 18, 2019. cisions on each site later this year. Orin Smith Elementary School ing a verbal argument in south- The Chronicle specifically Wednesday — and administra- western Thurston County. deputies thought was a semi- lived in the area for nearly three asked Dollar General about loca- tors partway into the day report- Adan Sanchez, 37, of Centra- automatic handgun. It wasn’t decades and served on the Che- tions in Centralia, Winlock and ed a smooth transition. lia is accused of second-degree until after it was recovered that halis School Board for the past Oakville. The company respond- With roughly a month and a murder for allegedly shooting investigators learned it was a pel- 20 years. ed via email that, “at this time, we half left in the school year, Su- and killing 27-year-old Pedro let gun. He beat out more than 60 are in a due diligence process for perintendent Ed Rothlin said the Beltran Palomares, also of Cen- Meyer, in his report, wrote fellow applicants for the posi- each of these proposed locations, time will serve as a good testing tralia. that the deputies were reasonable tion and said he plans to take a which means we’re interested in period to identify things that can On Saturday, deputies ar- to believe that the gun Richard- hands-on approach to shaping adding these new locations, but be improved in the new school’s rested Romulo Yanez Jr., 38, on son wielded was an actual fire- the role of Twin Transit as Lewis we have not committed to doing operation. suspicion of first-degree render- arm. After Richardson had been County continues to grow and While it remains to be seen ing criminal assistance Friday in hit with an unspecified number evolve. so quite yet.” what improvements may be- connection to the investigation. of rounds, deputies attempted to “I felt like if I was going to come obvious, Rothlin said the According to a press release render aid and asked him to put make a career change, I wanted April 27, 2019 contractor, FORMA Construc- from the Thurston County Sher- his hands outside the window. to do something that was going tion based out of Olympia, will iff’s Office, Sanchez and Beltran Instead, the deputies said, he to impact the community,” Clark Inslee Signs Cemetery maintain a presence through the were drinking and partying at again took up the gun and was said. summer, so they can make any a residence on Shamon Court shot multiple times. Bill, Clearing Way for April 10, 2019 necessary adjustments. Southwest in Grand Mound Centralia to Access “If you were to walk down when they started a verbal argu- April those hallways today at … 8:45, ment. The argument intensified Two Charged in Abandoned Greenwood April 9, 2019 you would think that we’d been to the point that Sanchez alleg- Property in that building for months,” he edly shot Beltran. Ryderwood Homicide By Cody Neuenschwander By Will Rubin said. Twin Transit Hires ‘Joe The Chronicle March 28, 2019 The Chronicle May 4 Prosecutor Says Deputy- Bus’ as Director of Two Centralia residents ac- Washington Gov. Jay Inslee Transit Services cused of being involved in a signed House Bill 1801 into law Officials Celebrate First Involved Shooting was string of burglaries in Centralia Thursday afternoon, clearing the Phase of China Creek Justified By Will Rubin were transported to the Cowlitz way for Centralia staff to apply The Chronicle County Jail on suspicion of first- for a permit to access abandoned Flood Project By Cody Neuenschwander degree murder in the March 18 cemeteries such as Greenwood Joe Clark is back behind the shooting of a Ryderwood man. Memorial Park for the purposes By Will Rubin The Chronicle wheel. Anthony S. Depuisaye- of maintenance, restoration and The Chronicle Clark, a long-time Chehalis visitation. Lewis County Prosecutor Greene, 26, has been charged on More than three years after Jonathan Meyer announced resident and school board mem- suspicion of first-degree murder, State Rep. Ed Orcutt, R-Kala- ber, accepted an offer Monday to ma, co-sponsored the legislation beginning efforts to mitigate Tuesday that no criminal charges first-degree robbery and first- flooding out of China Creek into take over as Director of Transit with state Rep. Richard DeBolt, will be filed against two Lewis degree unlawful possession of a downtown Centralia, a ceremo- Services for Twin Transit begin- R-Chehalis following years of County deputies who shot and firearm and Elizabeth A. Rogan, ny Thursday afternoon marked ning May 1. He will assume the consternation from Centralia killed a man in the early morn- 43, has been charged on suspi- the completion of the first of role previously called “general residents unhappy at the state of ing hours of March 3. cion of first-degree murder and two parts to the project that manager” nearly three months A report released by the first-degree robbery. disrepair the historic graveyard has transformed about 25 acres after the resignation of for- prosecuting attorney’s office, By the time of a preliminary fell into under the ownership of of property off little Hanaford and obtained by The Chronicle mer general manager Derrick hearing in Lewis County Superi- John C. Baker. Road. Wednesday, indicated the de- Wojcik-Damers. or Court Tuesday afternoon, the The two state legislators are Representatives from state of- ceased — Robert D. Richardson, A well-known figure in Che- two had yet to be charged in the now focused on working with 40, of Graham, brandished what halis and Centralia, Clark has string of burglaries. Centralia City Manager Rob Hill please see MAY, page Main 6

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UPVALL, 54, of Chehalis, died Missed papers will only be credited up to 2 weeks. vard. held from noon to 3p.m., Saturday, Jan 4, Friday, Dec. 27, 2019 at Providence Cen- [email protected] • At 9:05 a.m. on Friday, auto at Riverside Golf Course. Arrangements tralia Hospital. No services are scheduled glass was reported stolen in the are under the care of Cattermole Funeral at this time. Arrangements are by Funer- TO SUBSCRIBE 500 block of North Tower Av- Air Compressor Stolen Home, Winlock. al Alternatives of Washington. enue. • At 3:25 p.m. on Saturday, an • RANDALL “RANDY” HALL, 71, Winlock, died To start a new subscription or to schedule a vacation Saturday, Dec. 21, at Providence Centralia stop or restart, visit www.chronline.com or call cus- air compressor was reported sto- Hospital. Services will be held at a later Corrections Suspect Booked on Drug Charge len in the 1000 block of North- date. Arrangements are under the care of tomer service at 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. west Maryland Avenue. The item Cattermole Funeral Home, Winlock. ••• 1203. Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • At 12:21 p.m. on Friday, po- The Chronicle seeks to be accurate lice responded to the 500 block of was reportedly worth more than • DAVID S. MORGAN, 33, Centralia, died $400. Sunday, Dec. 22, at his home. Service de- and fair in all its reporting. If you find TO PLACE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING East Summa Street and arrested tails are pending at this time. Arrange- an error or believe a news item is incor- Tahler D. Grant, 23, of Centralia, rect, please call the newsroom as soon Tool Stolen ments are under the care of Cattermole Call 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. 1203, or visit on suspicion of possession of her- Funeral Home, Winlock. as possible at 807-8224, between 8 a.m. www.chronline.com. oin. She was originally contacted • ROBERT P. EKLUND, 49, Morton, died and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. • At 7:28 p.m. on Saturday, Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. in reference to a theft complaint. police responded to a report of a theft of a tool in the 1700 block [email protected] Hit and Runs of Northwest Louisiana Avenue. OFFICE LOCATION AND HOURS • At 2:21 p.m. on Friday, a hit Jose A. Escamilla, 24, of Centra- and run was reported in the 500 lia, was cited and released on sus- 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia picion of third-degree theft. block of South Rock Street. Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • At 12:27 p.m. on Saturday, a hit and run was reported at the Protection Order Violated In Loving Memory Of SUBSCRIPTION RATES intersection of North Pearl Street • At 11:46 p.m. on Saturday, Newsstand weekday rate ...... $1.75 and West Second Street. a protection order was alleg- • At 5:05 p.m. on Sunday, a hit Louise Deibert Robbins Lloyd Newsstand weekend rate ...... $1.75 edly violated in the 300 block of Aug. 25, 1924 ~ Dec. 6, 2019 and run was reported in the 400 Southwest Third Street. Jerry E. Local delivery block of Girard Street. A vehicle Wilson, 25, of Centralia, was ar- Louise was the youngest of made it a point to always know One month ...... $16.00 crashed into a telephone pole and rested on suspicion of violation 10 children born to Charles and the students in the school. Three months ...... $41.00 a stop sign. Jorge O. De La Mora of a protection order. Bertha (McKay) Deibert. After She was very active in the Luque, 18, of Chehalis, was cited graduating from R.A. Long community and participated Six months ...... $76.00 and released on suspicion of hit Minors Steal Beer From Walmart High School in Longview in in the Funtime Festival and One year ...... $140.00 and run. 1943, she joined the United was active in the Napavine • At 2:19 a.m. on Sunday, po- By mail outside the area or to another state States Navy Waves and was Fire Department Auxillary as lice received a report of a theft One month ...... $17.05 / $19.60 Bicycle Stolen one of the Code Girls stationed in the 1600 block of Northwest Bill volunteered with the fire in Washington D.C. She and department for 27 years with Three months ...... $50.50 / $58.80 • At 8:03 p.m. on Friday, a bi- Louisiana Avenue. Minors driv- the honorable Judge William 18 of those years being Chief. Six months ...... $99.15 / $115.40 cycle was reported stolen in the ing a red Ford Mustang report- Robbins were married for 44 She is survived by her 400 block of North Iron Street. edly stole two cases of beer from One year ...... $194 / $227.45 years until his death in 1990. daughter, Sue (Jim) Burke; Walmart and fled the scene to- Online subscriptions to chronline.com After meeting and marrying five grandchildren; 10 great- Suspect Arrested ward Centralia. No arrests were One day ...... $2 made. Donald Lloyd, they shared nine grandchildren; two great-great- on Burglary Charge years together until he passed grandchildren; and several very One month ...... $8 • At 2:35 a.m. on Saturday, in 2002. That was a hard year special nieces and nephews. One year ...... $84 police responded to the 100 block LEWIS COUNTY JAIL STATISTICS for mom as she also lost her A big thank you to Kay Print subscribers always have full access to chronline.com. of West High Street and arrested As of Monday morning, the beloved first born, Michael Stewart, Sharon Care and Bryan K. Ferry, 43, of Seattle, on Lewis County Jail had a total Roy Robbins. Chehalis West for the care and Subscriptions are non-refundable but the printed sub- suspicion of second-degree bur- system population of 212 in- Louise loved dancing, love they bestowed on mom. scriptions can be started and stopped for vacations or glary. Ferry was allegedly caught mates, including 182 in gen- gardening, sewing, knitting, Per Louise's wishes, there will when extended breaks in service are requested. Balances going through a locked storage eral population, 29 in the Work embroidery, camping, clam not be a funeral, but there will may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers container at a business. Ethic and Restitution Center digging and her friends, but be a celebration of life later in in Education. and one on work release. Of most of all she loved life! January. Alleged Trespasser Arrested general population inmates, 143 Louise was the business BACK ISSUES were male and 39 female and of manager for Napavine School To view the obituary, • At 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, please go to WERC inmates, 26 were male District for many years and chronline.com/obituaries. Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- police responded to a report of and three female. able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks a trespasser in the 600 block of Harrison Avenue and arrested old are $2 per issue. Michelle D. Henning, 49, of THE NEWSROOM Centralia, on suspicion of first- In Loving Memory Of degree criminal trespass and For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact resisting arrest. Henning was Loretta Bell Downey the appropriate person listed below. allegedly located on a property EDITOR she had previously been banned The Lord dinner. They continued dating Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 from, then ran from police. called Loretta and were married July 22, 1945, Bell Downey to which was her parents’ forty- [email protected] DUI her Heavenly reward, second wedding anniversary. Sports, Outdoors • At 11:48 p.m. on Saturday, Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2019. She Loretta had never learned to Jordan Nailon ...... 807-8231 police responded to the intersec- was born in Middle Branch, Neb., drive, so Hayden taught her how [email protected] to Frederick Van Kleek and Altie to drive. She said he was a patient tion of Reynolds Road and Pearl Reporter Street and arrested Oscar A. Grimm-Van Kleek, Dec. 3, 1922, teacher. Reyes-Rodriguez, 36, of Centra- and she passed away at the age Hayden and Loretta were not Ralph Mancini ...... 807-8239 lia, on suspicion of driving under of 97, with the calm assurance saved when they got married, but her grandchildren at every [email protected] that she would be with Jesus for one night in February of 1949, the influence. opportunity, including taking Reporter Christmas and for all eternity. when Bill was just a toddler, she them on camping trips at her Celene Fitzgerald ...... 807-8245 Lakewood Man Accused of Loretta was the 10th of 12 told Hayden she wanted to go to sister’s farm in Adna. She was Criminal Impersonation children and in addition to her church. The following Tuesday always eager to attend their [email protected] parents, she was preceded in night, they went to the Apostolic school events, 4-H events or any Photos • At 11:14 a.m. on Sunday, po- death by eight sisters and two Faith Church and after the other events they were involved Jared Wenzelburger ...... 807-8224 lice responded to the 900 block brothers. She is survived by one service, they knelt together and in. Send News Tips To: of South Scheuber Road and ar- sister, Isadora. gave their hearts to Jesus. From In addition to spending time rested Jason P. Parmele, 32, of Loretta moved with her that time on, being in church and with her family, Loretta enjoyed [email protected] Lakewood, on suspicion of crim- family to Lewis County, Wash., involved in the Lord’s service traveling with her Van Kleek inal impersonation. He allegedly in 1937, during the dust bowl became the center of their lives. siblings. They took many RV THE CHRONICLE provided a false identity during and the Great Depression. They Hayden and Loretta raised trips together throughout the Sales Manager a criminal investigation. He was then moved to Chehalis in 1939, their three boys on 11th Street in United States and Canada. also referred for charges of dis- where Loretta graduated from Chehalis. One thing she enjoyed Annual family reunions were Lindy Waring ...... 807-8219 rupting a healthcare facility. the old Chehalis High School in doing with her boys was tending a very important to Loretta and [email protected] 1943. Since workers were needed garden in the back of their house. her family. Although she was not Olympia Woman Arrested in the shipyards during World Loretta said in her autobiography able to attend the past few years, LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC for Theft, Obstruction War II, she moved to Vancouver that she started turning white- the 51st reunion was held this later that year to work in the headed when she was only 30 • At 1:51 p.m. on Sunday, po- past summer, with over 30 people Regional Executive Editor Kaiser shipyard as a welder’s years old. Maybe it was from attending. lice responded to the 1300 block helper. That is where she lost the having three lively boys! (She Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8217 of South Gold Street and arrested In addition to her sister, Loretta tip of her middle finger on her didn’t say that). is survived by her three sons, [email protected] Angela Y. Smith, 32, of Olympia, left hand. During the war, women Loretta was mostly a stay-at- Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 on suspicion of obstructing a law Bill and his wife, Rhonda, Bob workers at the shipyard were home mom, but when Hayden and his wife, Cheryl and Ben; Sign Pro Project Manager enforcement officer, failure to referred to as “Rosie the Riveter,” purchased a service station in nine grandchildren; eight great- Mandy Klemola ...... 736-6322 transfer a vehicle title within 45 and Loretta was honored as the 1960, she did the bookkeeping. days and theft. She was report- grandchildren; and numerous [email protected] December “Rosie the Riveter” in She continued to work at the nieces and nephews. edly in possession of an item a 2014 calendar. business for 20 years, where she The family would like to FAX NUMBERS reported stolen a few days previ- A bout with appendicitis saw the transition from a service ously. extend their sincere appreciation ended Loretta’s career at the station to a Subaru dealership. As to Brenda and the staff at Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 shipyard and after her recovery a Subaru dealer, Hayden earned Brenda’s Elder Care for the kind Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 Backpack Stolen from surgery, she rented an a trip to Tahiti, where he and and loving care they provided Obituaries ...... 807-8258 • At 3:43 p.m. on Sunday, a apartment on Chehalis Avenue. Loretta were able to see part of to Loretta over the past few backpack was reported stolen in She attended the Apostolic Faith the world. After a short illness, years and also to the Hospice Newsroom Fax ...... 736-4796 Church, where she became Hayden passed away April 10, the 1300 block of Lum Road. team who made her final days acquainted with part of the 1981, a month after his 60th more comfortable. Memorial 131st VOLUME, 71st ISSUE Downey family. One day while birthday. Loretta said the bottom CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT donations may be made to THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) walking in downtown Chehalis, dropped out of her world, but the Apostolic Faith Church License Plates Stolen she ran across Hayden Downey, with her family’s help she was Foreign Missions. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, who she knew was part of the able to continue on and live a 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. • At 9:25 a.m. on Friday, li- To view the obituary, cense plates were reported stolen Downey family. They began fulfilling life. please go to chronline. The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., off vehicles in the 1500 block of talking and he asked her out to Loretta enjoyed spoiling com/obituaries. Centralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, North National Avenue. WA and at additional mailing offices.

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their final fix this weekend. Monday during a rally at the Cen- May The long-anticipated overhaul tralia Timberland Library, one of of the street that runs between three announcement events in Continued from page Main 4 Centralia Middle School and the district. Centralia High School will be- “We had a 23-point deficit fices, the Lewis County Board of gin in earnest on Monday. Work when we started (the 2018 cam- County Commissioners and the crews have been staging equip- paign) and we came within a city of Centralia gathered a few ment and materials along the couple of points,” Long said in an steps from the edge of the new road this week in preparation for embargoed interview last week. waterway carved in a winding a project that will move the two fashion to slow down the flow traffic lanes to the south to make July 12, 2019 rate during times of high water. room for a pedestrian pathway More than half a dozen people and an improved drainage sys- Crystal Geyser spoke during the short event, dur- tem. ing which a common theme was Thursday, about two dozen Mistakenly Emails carried throughout their remarks. stakeholders from Centralia and Chronicle: Randle “This project is emblematic Lewis County gathered at the cor- of the good that can be done Alex Brown / Chronicle File Photo ner of Borst Avenue and Scheuber Bottling Project Likely through government partner- A sign near Crystal Geyser’s property on Peters Road in Randle urges opposition to Road, where Borst Avenue cross- ‘Dead’ ships,” said Scott Boettcher, staff the company’s proposed bottling plant. es over the city boundary line member for the Chehalis River into the county, for a ceremonial By Alex Brown Basin Flood Authority. the district administration, teach- gymnasium, shop facilities and groundbreaking. ers and students. outline of the commons area will The Chronicle May 14, 2019 be remodeled with approximately June 29, 2019 In an email accidentally sent May 30, 2019 30,000 square feet of new con- to The Chronicle but apparently Onalaska Man struction surrounding the hold- Randle Town Hall Draws meant for the company’s presi- TransAlta to Purchase Sentenced to Over 23 overs. Strong Turnout to dent, Crystal Geyser Chief Oper- 49 Percent Interest in ating Officer Page Beykpour said Years for Wife’s Murder June 15, 2019 Oppose Water Bottling the company’s planned water bot- Skookumchuck Wind tling operation in Randle is likely By Cody Neuenschwander Plant Project Crystal Geyser Bottling “dead because the opposition has The Chronicle Proposal Draws Fierce By Alex Brown successfully convinced officials Bruce Reed, an Onalaska man By Alex Brown The Chronicle and the media against us.” Opposition in Randle “I can tell you 100 percent who pleaded guilty to shooting The Chronicle Scores of cars lined either side and killing his wife in January, in its current proposed nature, TransAlta has agreed to pur- of U.S. Highway 12 Wednesday it will get rejected,” Beykpour was sentenced Monday morning By Alex Brown chase a 49 percent interest in the evening, spilling over from the to more than 23 years in prison. wrote. “The County may even Skookumchuck wind energy proj- The Chronicle full parking lot at the Randle Fire change the zoning to disallow A majority of the hearing con- Hall. Inside the building, close ect located near its Centralia coal The Cowlitz River’s path our operations on the property. sisted of emotional statements to 250 people packed into the plant, the company announced downstream of Randle is the sort We are fortunate not to have from the victim’s family, who meeting room, with dozens more remembered her has an excellent Tuesday, part of efforts to burnish of idyllic scene you’d expect to see been sued yet.” its clean energy portfolio. listening to an audio speaker sta- The email sent to The Chron- nurse, mother, cousin and sister. on the label of a water bottle. As tioned outside. The sentence imposed by The 38-turbine project being the river traces a route through icle was addressed to “Ronan,” constructed in Lewis and Thur- The attendees came from all likely CG Roxane President Judge Andrew Toynbee — 280 the Big Bottom Valley, it’s bor- over the Pacific Northwest, but months for one count of first- ston counties is scheduled to be- dered by grassy meadows, with Ronan Papillaud. Beykpour gin producing power by Decem- most were local to Randle or East claimed, apparently intending degree murder with 112 days of Huffaker Mountain’s forested Lewis County. Nearly all were credit for time already served ber, the brainchild of renewable slopes rising above the terrain. to address his boss, that The energy company RES-Americas. there to register their opposition Chronicle was “in bed with the — was an agreed recommenda- Locals here say they love the to the proposed water bottling tion between Deputy Prosecutor Now, TransAlta — whose soon- unspoiled terrain, the peace and opposition.” The message also to-be defunct coal plant operates facility that Crystal Geyser hopes outlines the company’s possible Paul Masiello and Reed’s attorney quiet that comes with living far to build on its newly purchased Kevin Nelson. nearby — is coming onboard. off the beaten path. And they’re strategy for “long shot” options The company’s purchase agree- property along the Cowlitz River. to try to salvage the project. May 21, 2019 terrified that Crystal Geyser’s “This could turn out to be a ment will take effect “upon com- plan to build a water-bottling mercial operation.” very, very long dilemma,” said Pe Ell School Board plant right along the river could Wes Randle McMahan. “We have ‘I Don’t Think Anyone June have far-reaching consequences to stay involved, and we can’t just Votes to Seek State for their way of life in the valley — rely on a few people to do it. It’s Will Be Able to Find Her’: June 1, 2019 and for everyone who depends on got to be all of us.” Waiver for Four-Day the river, a tributary of the mighty Man Calls 911, Confesses School Week Toledo School District Columbia. July to Killing Nancy Moyer “It’s a sleepy town here in Ran- By Will Rubin Aiming to Begin dle,” said nearby resident Tina July 3, 2019 in 2009 The Chronicle Construction of New Jorgensen. “We have people who By Natalie Johnson The Pe Ell School Board voted retired in this area because that’s Second Suspect Pleads [email protected] Tuesday to authorize the school High School This Year the kind of thing they value. … Guilty in Killing of At 3 p.m. Tuesday, after 10 district to seek an Economy and By Will Rubin This isn’t an industrial area, and years of tracking down leads, in- Efficiency Waiver from the Wash- (Crystal Geyser) wants to turn it Randle Teen The Chronicle into one.” terviewing suspects and scouring ington Office of Superintendent Cody Neuenschwander of Public Instruction allowing Plans for a mostly-new Toledo rural south Thurston County for the district to shift to a four-day High School have continued to June 22, 2019 The Chronicle evidence, law enforcement got a school week beginning next fall. take shape in the months since major and unexpected break in Jonathon Adamson, one of the Nancy Moyer case. Application materials received voters approved a $7 million Borst Avenue Project to two suspects charged with first- by the OSPI on or before May 31 bond measure last November to Eric Lee Roberts, 53, of Roch- Add Sidewalks, Widen degree rape and murder in the ester, called 911 saying he wanted will be reviewed and processed go with $18 million in funding June 2018 homicide of 16-year- by June 14, according to Pe Ell from the state School Construc- to confess to a murder — Nancy Street Set to Begin old Benjamin Eastman III, en- Moyer’s murder. Superintendent Kyle MacDonald. tion Assistance Program and a tered guilty pleas to five charges The state legislature recently ap- state grant for distressed schools. Monday “Roberts stated that he killed Wednesday afternoon in Lewis Nancy Moyer 10 years ago and proved a bill opening five more A design committee made By Will Rubin County Superior Court. potential waivers for school dis- up of community members be- he felt tired of holding it inside,” The Chronicle Adamson, 21, pleaded guilty tricts to make their case as to gan working in January to create according to a declaration of to first-degree murder, first-de- probable cause filed in Thurston why they should be allowed to schematic drawings to present Anyone with lingering nostal- gree rape and second-degree kid- hold fewer than the mandated for approval by the Toledo School gia for the potholes and pedestri- County Superior Court. “Eric napping in Eastman’s death, and said, ‘I don’t think anyone will be 180 school days per year, as well Board, which accepted a design an issues that have plagued Borst pleaded guilty to an additional as how such a move would benefit earlier this month. The existing Avenue for decades had better get able to find her.’” two counts of witness tampering Roberts was arrested Wednes- dating to Feb. 2019. day and on Thursday afternoon made his first appearance in July 6, 2019 Thurston County Superior Court Bonnie Lou Winter on a charge of second-degree Nov. 23, 1948 ~ Dec. 21, 2019 Overturned Tanker murder. Superior Court Commis- wait to buy candy! She would always open, she was always Spills Oil on I-5 Near sioner Nathan Kortokrax found spend the weeks ahead buying available to sit and listen, cook prosecutors had probable cause to candy, filling treat bags, and food for the grandkids, or Centralia, Backs up charge Roberts and ordered him getting everything staged for the answer the phone for anyone in Traffic for Miles held on $1.5 million bail, just less doorbell to ring. On Halloween, need of a favor. She taught us than the $2 million requested by she ordered pizza for friends all the meaning of the words By Cody Neuenschwander prosecutors. and family that came to enjoy faith, love, and honesty. The Chronicle the evening with her. As trick Bonnie was preceded in death July 18, 2019 or treaters came to the door, by her son, Stephan Winter; A tanker truck overturned whomever was handing out parents, James and Phyllis; and early Wednesday morning on Bonnie Lou Winter, 71, of Interstate 5 near the Lewis and Destination Packwood Chehalis, Wash., passed away candy would keep track of their sister, Cheryl Stowe. numbers on a sheet of paper. She is survived by her Thurston county line spilling Closes Suddenly Dec. 21, 2019, at Providence around 3,000 gallons of motor oil St. Peter Hospital in Olympia, After the porch light was turned husband, Dan Winter; sons, Amid Investigation off, she would tally the number Cody (Song Mi) Winter, of and causing traffic to be backed following a brief illness. up for miles down the interstate Bonnie was born in Sioux City, and share with her guests. Busan, Korea, Jason Winter, of ‘Accounting Christmas was another of Benton City, Wash., and and connecting thoroughfares. Iowa, Nov. 23, 1948, to Jim and The truck’s driver, Jeffery Irregularities’ Phyllis Sturgis. Bonnie married favorite holiday. Bonnie would Brent Winter, of Mossyrock, ask for wish lists from her Wash.; daughters, Tami (Chris) T. Anderson, 53, of Yelm, was By Alex Brown Danny Lee Winter in Sioux City uninjured and was arrested on March 3, 1973, and the two later children and grandchildren McCallum, of Centralia, Wash., The Chronicle several months in advance, and Shannon (Brian) Clevenger, suspicion of driving under the relocated to Washington. influence, according to the Wash- The Destination Packwood Bonnie's favorite memories would spend countless hours of Winlock, Wash., and Jamie searching for the perfect gift Winter, of Chehalis; eight ington State Patrol. Association, the nonprofit that were of the times spent with The crash occurred at 4:22 has been Lewis County’s lead her family. She considered her for each person. She refused to grandchildren; and one great- put gifts in bags, and enjoyed grandchild. a.m. Wednesday at milepost 85.5. recipient of tax-funded tourism kids and grandkids her greatest The truck left the roadway to the promotion dollars, closed sud- blessings. She was their biggest wrapping and decorating A memorial service will each package, which would be held at 1 p.m, Friday, Jan. right, striking a guardrail then denly last week, and the county fan of all times, and loved to crossing all three lanes of traffic prosecutor’s office is investigat- hear stories of how their day include a special message 3, 2019, at Sticklin Funeral for the recipient. When her Chapel, 1437 S. Gold St, before overturning. ing “accounting irregularities” went, how school was going, at the organization. news about their hobbies, or family arrived at the house on Centralia. A reception will Christmas Eve, her face lit up follow the service at Lewis and July 9, 2019 “It has been referred to our anything that they considered office, and it’s under review by important. She was the very with love and joy. She couldn’t Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia wait to see the smiles on their St, also in Centralia. Carolyn Long Launches a deputy right now,” said Lewis definition of love, caring, and County prosecutor Jonathan patience. She enjoyed cooking, faces, or feel the hugs that In lieu of flowers, donations Second Campaign With Meyer. “It’s some accounting baking, crafts and craft bazaars, followed as each person opened may be made to the Lewis irregularities, trying to figure recipe books, a walk to the their gifts. County Animal Shelter. Centralia Rally out what they are. … It just has park with grandchildren, and Bonnie had a passion for By Alex Brown to do with money.” fostering animals. helping people and animals. Love, Hugs and The Chronicle The initial investigation was Bonnie always looked She had a heart much bigger Prayers conducted by the Lewis County forward to the holidays. First than her body, and was very To view the obituary, please go to Carolyn Long is ready for Sheriff’s Office, and the case came Halloween; she couldn’t generous. Her front door was chronline.com/obituaries. round two less than a year after was referred to Meyer’s office Sticklin Funeral Chapel falling short in her bid to unseat 1437 South Gold St., Condolences may on May 7. Centralia, WA 98531. be offered at: Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R- 360-736-1388 www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com Battle Ground. She announced her campaign please see JULY, page Main 9 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019 • Main 7 Nation/World Nation in Brief Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Trying to Crack World in Brief Trump Names Ukraine Ukraine, Rebels Whistleblower Democrats’ Top Four, Sees ‘Surge’ in Iowa Complete Prisoner in a Retweet he Swap in Deal Struck Later Deletes Tribune News Service With Putin U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar Tribune News Service walked into a small-town bar Tribune News Service and grill here on Friday after- President Donald Trump noon and told about 80 Demo- Ukraine and two break- retweeted on Friday night, and crats that they were witnessing a away regions supported by the deleted by morning, a social special moment. Kremlin exchanged prisoners on Sunday under an agreement media post that named the “It is great to be here in ‘coun- reached with Russian Presi- alleged whistleblower whose ty ninety-nine.’ We saved the dent Vladimir Putin earlier this complaint triggered the con- best for last, right?” Klobuchar month as the former allies seek gressional inquiry that resulted told the crowd gathered at Mill- an end to more than five years in his impeachment this month. er’s Landing, where she marked of war in the Donbas area. The posting, made shortly the conclusion of a political mis- Ukraine received 76 captives before midnight, identified a sion to campaign in each of the from the Russian-backed rebels, person it said was the whis- Hawkeye State’s 99 counties. President Volodymyr Zelens- tleblower. That person first Riding a fresh wave of na- alerted members of Congress kiy’s office said Sunday when tional attention after an energet- Star Tribune announcing the completion of to Trump’s conduct in his July ic debate performance last week, 25 phone call with Ukrainian Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., speaks during the swap. Ukraine returned 123 the Minnesota senator was also a Democratic presidential primary debate Thursday, Dec. 19, 2019, in Los Angeles. captives to the self-proclaimed President Volodymyr Zelenskiy hoping to get a second look in a nine-page memorandum. Donetsk and Luhansk republics, from voters in what has become The Klobuchar campaign favorites are Buttigieg and en- The tweet was from an ac- Tass reported, citing spokes- a tumultuous race in the top tier said she tallied more than $1 trepreneur Andrew Yang. “I was count dubbed “Sophia,” or @ women for the regions. of the Democratic primary con- million in donations in the 24 a Bernie (Sanders) man in the Surfermom77, who describes Zelenskiy and Putin met test. hours after the Dec. 19 debate, last election,” Bertram said. But herself as living in California with the leaders of France and More than most, Klobu- as well as two record days for lately, he said, he’s been gravitat- and a “100% Trump supporter.” Germany in the first week of char’s presidential ambitions de- securing “commit to caucus” ing toward Klobuchar. By Saturday afternoon that ac- December in an effort to re- pend on a strong finish in a state pledges and signing up precinct “She’s the exact same age as count, which posts a variety of sume the peace process, which where she’s risen slowly in polls captains. So far only Klobuchar my own mother,” said Bertram, pro-Trump and anti-Democrat- has become a main point of di- but so far failed to crack the top and the other four poll leaders who’s 33. “I like that Midwest- ic material, had been “temporar- vision between Russia and the four. In the race for nearly 11 have qualified for the Iowa de- ern value she brings. In her I ily restricted” by the site. Screen West. The U.S. and European months, she only recently broke bate on Jan. 14, the last before can see the way I think and feel shots of the deleted tweet con- Union accuse the Kremlin of into double-digits in a recent the Feb. 3 caucuses. about things.” tinued to circulate on Twitter. stoking the conflict and re- Iowa poll, registering at 10%. After trailing for months, Bertram said he probably The White House didn’t im- sponded with economic sanc- The first-in-the-nation Iowa finishing fourth or better in wouldn’t make up his mind mediately respond to a request tions that are still in place. caucus is less than six weeks Iowa would hand Klobuchar until caucus night. Sensing op- for comment. The deadly conflict in away, and Democrats here are bragging rights as she heads portunity in both Algona and Trump, who has 68 mil- Ukraine’s east erupted soon preparing for their quadrennial to New Hampshire. After that Humboldt, Klobuchar nudged lion followers on Twitter, has after Russia’s annexation of turn under the national political state’s Feb. 11 primary, the those gathered to make up their posted about the whistleblower Crimea in 2014. Fighting be- spotlight, with a stream of con- Democratic contest stops in minds. multiple times over the months tween Ukrainian forces and tenders crisscrossing the state Nevada and South Carolina, “I love hearing about being in and suggested in comments to Russian-backed separatists has that has launched and ended then rockets to March 3, Super your top three,” Klobuchar said. reporters that he would like to claimed more than 13,000 lives presidential campaigns for de- Tuesday, when Democrats in 14 “But you’ve got to commit. We’re unmask or face the individual. since it began, and negotiators cades. states will weigh in. just a little more than a month “Like every American, I have struggled to make a cease- One of them could be Klobu- “We just keep exceeding ex- away.” deserve to meet my accuser,” fire stick along the 500-kilome- char’s, so she’s racking up the pectations,” Klobuchar said Fri- Betty Holtz, a retired dieti- Trump tweeted in September. ter (310-mile) contact line. miles. day, expressing optimism in an tian, was in a crowd of about 100 On Thursday Trump also In September, Ukraine and Hoping to peak at the right interview after the Humboldt that Klobuchar drew in Algona. retweeted a link to a Dec. 3 Russia had exchanged 35 pris- moment, Klobuchar’s latest stop. “We’re doing better na- She committed to caucusing for article from the conservative oners each in September. The drive across Iowa comes on tionally. A lot of people haven’t Klobuchar. “She’s my top, my Ukrainians who were freed in- Washington Examiner news- top of a wave of national cover- decided who they’re supporting first,” Holtz said. “I have issues paper that carried the name of cluded a filmmaker and 24 sail- age and favorable reviews from yet, and that all works to my ad- with all the rest.” ors while the authorities in Kyiv the alleged whistleblower. That pundits assessing the staying vantage.” Klobuchar’s typical stump posting hasn’t been removed. handed over militants captured power of poll leaders Joe Biden, Traversing Iowa in recent speech runs 30 minutes or so, during the fighting in Donbas. Pete Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders days in a big green bus with after which she often takes two At Least Two and Elizabeth Warren. Klobu- “Amy for America” emblazoned or three questions. She has a char’s last debate performance on the front and sides, Klobu- cache of ready phrases to de- Hong Kong Economy Reportedly Killed included several pointed jabs at char campaigned Friday in her scribe her own political success to Shrink in Fourth in Texas Church Buttigieg, a Midwestern rival 97th, 98th and 99th counties. in Minnesota: “Rural, suburban who likely needs to show well in Meanwhile her statewide cam- and urban, I win in all of them” Quarter, Finance Shooting During Live Iowa as much as Klobuchar. paign has grown to more than and “Every race, every place, ev- Head Says Streamed Service Pronouncing their last en- 80 paid staffers and 18 field ery time” are two favorites. counter in Los Angeles “her best offices. Pressing her local con- Much of Klobuchar’s speech By Shirley Zhao and Aaron Mc Nicholas Tribune News Service yet” performance in a debate, nections, she often mentions is given over to wide-ranging Bloomberg News Politico proclaimed that Klobu- that her list of endorsements by criticisms of President Donald At least two people were char has been “commanding a current and former Iowa legisla- Trump; her criticisms of Demo- Hong Kong’s economy is set reportedly killed in a shooting second look.” CNN said in a re- tors exceeds those of any of her cratic rivals have been confined to contract in the fourth quar- inside a crowded church near cent report that she’s “working better-known Democratic rivals. to the debates and national ter as the city reels from six Fort Worth, Texas, a terrifying on an upset.” Polls show a fluid race in press interviews. She touches on months of violent social unrest, scene captured on video Sun- In the days ahead of Christ- Iowa, and Klobuchar’s team issues: trade and the farm econ- the financial chief said Sunday. day morning. mas, Klobuchar swept through has been noting that past cau- omy, health care and prescrip- “Based on the situation of It was not immediately clear 27 Iowa counties. In Algona on cus winners — Democrat John tion drug prices, gun control these few months, it is inevi- what led to the incident, but Friday, she was interviewed on Kerry in 2004, Republican Rick and voting rights. table that negative growth will footage of the incident shows MSNBC. “Can you wave in the Santorum in 2012 — were low She said next year’s election continue,” Financial Secretary what appears to be a man shoot- background?” she asked people in the polls just weeks before will give Americans the chance Paul Chan said in a blog post. ing at least two people and then standing nearby as she waited to their respective victories. to make “an economic check, a “This means the government getting shot as he tried turning go live. “She’s in my top three,” said patriotism check, a values check, will be less flexible in using fi- his weapon at the crowd. “We call it a surge,” Klobu- Brody Bertram, a parks worker a decency check” on Trump. nancial resources under an eco- The shooting took place just char said when asked about how who came to see Klobuchar in Arguing that “democracy is nomic recession.” before 10 a.m. at West Freeway she’s doing in Iowa. “I’m get- Algona, in her 98th county. It truly at stake in this election,” The increasingly violent Church of Christ in the city ting closer and closer to where was Bertram’s first time seeing Klobuchar offered herself as a pro-democracy protests that of White Settlement, some 40 they are,” she said of the leading a Democratic candidate in per- candidate capable of pulling off started in June have under- miles west of Dallas. Democrats. son this cycle; he said his other a big nationwide win. mined Hong Kong’s economy, Sunday’s service was live discouraging tourists from vis- streamed on YouTube. The video, iting and slashing retail sales. which has since been made pri- Suspect Grafton Thomas Ordered Held on $5 Although this weekend’s gath- vate, shows dozens of horrified erings were relatively muted, a churchgoers ducking under their mass rally approved by authori- seats as several people, including Million Bail in New York Anti-Semitic Stabbing ties is scheduled for Jan. 1. someone who appeared to be a By Rocco Parascandola, Austin Fenner and security guard, drew their own beard, said nothing during his Saturday and stabbed five peo- weapons toward the gunman. Barry Paddock court appearance. ple. Three were treated and re- Kim May Have New York Daily News His lawyer, Christine Cigan- leased while two remain hospi- ik, said in court he has no crimi- talized, one in serious condition Reconsidered His US Tariffs Soon to The blood-covered suspect nal record. Lohud.com reported with a skull fracture, authorities ‘Christmas Gift,’ nabbed in Harlem for the anti- he was hit with menacing and said Sunday. Hit Champagne Semitic Chanukah stabbing in reckless endangerment charges “Inexplicable,” Cuomo said Trump Aide Says Monsey, N.Y., has been ordered last summer in Greenwood of the bloodshed. “Nothing said, Tribune News Service Tribune News Service held on $5 million bail. Lake but those charges were to just hate. Hate and violence, That glass of Champagne Grafton Thomas, who lives be dismissed if he stayed out of that’s all it was.” North Korean leader Kim being raised to welcome in the in Greenwood Lake about further legal trouble. The stabber tried to make Jong Un may have reconsidered new year is about to get a lot 20 miles from Monsey, was Prosecutor Michael Dugan- a run from the rabbi’s home to his planned “Christmas gift” to more expensive. charged with five counts of at- dzic urged the judge to hold a synagogue next door — but the U.S. amid ongoing high- Absent a major breakthrough tempted murder and one count Thomas without bail but the someone locked the door to level personal diplomacy by in trade negotiations with France, of burglary. He pleaded not judge said the state’s new prison keep him from going inside. President Donald Trump, said the Trump administration is pre- guilty during his arraignment reform laws prevent that, ac- A witness who recorded the National Security Adviser Rob- paring to raise tariffs on a host just before noon Sunday in Ra- cording to lohud.com. suspect’s license plate and alert- ert O’Brien. of French products — including mapo town court. Gov. Andrew Cuomo on ed authorities is credited with “Multiple administrations, cheeses, wines and Champagne Thomas, 37, was covered Sunday morning visited with helping make the quick arrest Republican and Democrat, have — by mid-January. That move with blood he had tried to re- the rabbi who hosted the Cha- possible. dealt with this situation without might result in a 100% tax in- move with bleach when cops nukah celebration. License plate readers picked success over the years,” O’Brien crease on France’s key exports. caught up with him after the “It’s a very sad situation,” up the Nissan Sentra crossing said Sunday of North Korea on It is in response to a pending attack — and a bloody machete Cuomo told reporters afterward. the George Washington Bridge ABC’s “This Week.” “President digital tax imposed by Paris on was recovered from his car, ac- “When he talks about what just after 11 p.m. Saturday and Trump took a different tack companies such as American gi- cording to prosecutors and po- happened it’s even more fright- NYPD cops nabbed the suspect with personal diplomacy, and so ants Google, Facebook and Am- lice sources. ening than the reports you read in Harlem. far we’ve had some success.” azon. French officials believe He was ordered held on $5 in the newspaper.” Thomas lives with his fa- “They have a good relation- the large tech companies have million bail by Judge Rhoda Thomas, armed with a ma- ther, who has an auto body shop, ship personally,” O’Brien added circumvented tariffs for years by Schoenberger and is due back in chete, allegedly entered the sources said. of Trump and Kim. “So per- developing headquarters in low- court Friday. home in Monsey’s Forshay Cuomo vowed to push for haps he’s reconsidered that, but tax European capitals. Thomas, sporting a shaggy neighborhood around 9:50 p.m. a first-in-the-nation new state we’ll have to wait and see.” Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Kim Proffit, Chief Operating Officer J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 Eric Schwartz, Regional Executive Editor Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Natalie Johnson, Editor Communities Are the Winners of New Federal Law to Save Local Journalism The Seattle Times Other Views dependent regional newspapers 2019, mostly at newspapers. The and Republicans Dan New- The survival of independent across the country, from Seattle longer trend is even more stark. house, Cathy McMorris Rodgers regional newspapers shows hope tion laws. This long-sought relief to Albuquerque to Tampa to The Pew Research Center found and former Rep. Dave Reichert for a revival of American local reduces the annual bill to a man- Bangor, Maine. In these markets, that from 2008 to 2018, the deserve special praise for their print and online news readers number of newspaper newsroom work to support this cause. journalism. Thanks to a new ageable level while preserving benefit from coverage decisions workers dropped from 71,000 to Thanks to their commitment federal law, these bastions of pensioners’ rights to every penny made by institutions rooted in 38,000 — a 47 percent decline and that of others, The Times the free press — including The they are due. For The Times, along with the communities they serve. in reporters, photographers, now has an opportunity to sus- Seattle Times — can build to- Other cities across the nation editors and design teams. That tain Seattle’s independent jour- ward long-term stability despite sister papers in Yakima and Walla Walla, the restructuring have watched helplessly as their means cities and towns across nalism tradition. financial burdens left from an newspapers declined despite America now lack the robust “The business model is under reduces the annual bill by more earlier era. wide local audiences. Hedge information about city council a lot of stress,” Blethen said, “but Part of the budget deal than $10 million by extending funds and debt-encumbered meetings, state legislatures and it still works.” signed Dec. 20, the Save the payments over time. That longer newspaper chains cut staff and local culture their newspapers The Save the Community Community Newspaper Act, runway means the difference be- sold assets to wring out money. once provided. Newspaper Act preserves a spe- will allow privately held commu- tween an imminent bankruptcy The simultaneous shift of adver- The bipartisan group of law- cial asset for the nation’s com- nity newspapers to stretch out threat and a fair shot at long- tising revenues to large internet makers who fought for this new munities and governance. Fed- payments owed to pension plans term stability. companies accelerated these law recognize what the free press eral recognition of the unique that have been frozen through “This is a ‘glory, glory, hallelu- troubles. Business decisions sank means for American democracy. value of America’s free press years of industry trouble. jah’ moment for the newspaper the journalism, and communi- U.S. Sens. Patty Murray and Ma- made this victory possible. Gov- Without the urgently needed industry, for localism and for ties lost out. ria Cantwell, both Washington ernments and the public should relief, these newspaper com- family ownership,” Times pub- According to the Columbia state Democrats, and Susan Col- build upon this foundation with panies would face immense lisher Frank Blethen said. Journalism Review’s Layoff lins, R-Maine; and Washington’s resounding support for the mis- obligations coming due in 2021 This lifeline will help at least Tracker website, some 3,160 U.S. Reps. Suzan DelBene and sion to help local journalism under federal pension contribu- 17 — perhaps many more — in- newsroom jobs disappeared in Adam Smith, both Democrats, thrive. COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Elderly Offer Insights and Wisdom to Benefit Others

Decades ago, when a young city during the Great Depres- boy showed me The Columbian sion, plucking potato bugs from newspaper route I’d be taking crops and drowning them in over, I stood appalled gazing at oil, sweeping piles of dirt that one house in Vancouver. seeped through the cracks of “I stick the their South Dakota farmhouse paper between during the Dust Bowl, and life the slats on the as one of a dozen children — 10 porch,” he said. of them girls. As a teenager in “It’s so funny to 1937, she moved with her fam- see that old lady ily to Lewis County where she trying to pull lived until her death at the age out the paper.” of 97. While working as a welder That didn’t at the Kaiser Shipyards in Van- sound funny By Julie McDonald couver during World War II, she at all. In fact, lost the tip of her middle finger when I started the paper route on her left hand. She married the next day, I knocked on the Hayden Downey in July 1945, door and handed the newspaper raised three boys (Bill, Bob, and to the elderly woman. As the Ben), and helped her husband as weeks passed, when I handed bookkeeper for Downey’s ser- her the newspaper, she’d give vice station and later auto sales Thoughts on Not Becoming One of the ‘22’ me a sugar cookie. And then a and repair shop. They had been candle. married nearly 36 years when By Heidi Palmer cide_prevention/warning-signs. I called her my “grandma he died April 10, 1981. She never Guest Column asp lady.” remarried. Lewis County Veterans Benefit Specialist tics are available, 176 veterans • “A” stands for Ask. Ask Since I had no grandparents I was pleased when Washing- Most of us have heard the in Washington state committed the question that can save a life. living close by — and only one ton Women in Trades honored chilling phrase, “22 a day,” suicide. That’s 14 percent of the Reach out to ask what’s going on, living at all from the time I was her as one of Lewis County’s meaning we lose on average 22 1,248 suicides overall statewide what they are feeling, what they six months old — I adopted el- Rosie the Riveters featured on its American military veterans to that year. need. Contrary to what many be- derly people as surrogate grand- 2014 calendar. suicide every day. For some of My friend is male, and 164 of lieve, asking someone in crisis if parents. My mom was only 16 At church Sunday the topic us, the number is not an abstract. the 176 veterans who commit- they are thinking about hurting when her mother died of cancer; was honoring and listening to A friend of mine who is a fellow ted suicide were male. The rate themselves is a good thing to do. nine years later, her father died. elders, which reminded me of veteran nearly became one of the of suicides for male veterans in • “V” stands for Validate. My dad’s father died that same many quotes I’ve used in the 22 last year. Washington is 43 percent higher More than offering to help, show year. Although his mother lived past while discussing my job as a He was having a rough year. than the national average. your support. Be a good listener. into her 80s, she was in Min- personal historian. December for him is a month He’s in his mid- to late 30s, Let them tell their story in their nesota while we lived in Wash- “Every time an old person full of trigger dates from inci- the second highest age group. own way and words. Never dis- ington. dies, it’s like a library burning dents that occurred when he was Men and women aged 55 and miss their story. Later, I mowed the yard of down,” a quote often attributed in the military. On top of that, up accounted for 62.5 percent of • “E” stands for Encourage the elderly woman next door to Alex Haley, is based on an old he was experiencing high stress veteran suicides in 2017 in Wash- and Expedite. Encourage them to our home in Vancouver. She African proverb: “When an old from day-to-day events in his ington. That’s right — women, to seek help. Program the Vet- paid me five dollars. After we man dies, a library burns to the life at the time. He sent a mutual too. The rate of suicides for erans Crisis Line number into learned that we shared a love ground.” friend and I a text thanking us women veterans in Washington your cell phone: 1-800-273-8255. of reading, we started swap- “If history were taught in the for being there for him, but he is 42 percent higher than the na- Make calls for them, drive them ping books. Even during trips form of stories, it would never be could not go on any further. I tional average. to appointments, follow up on home in college, and afterward forgotten,” Rudyard Kipling said. responded with several texts It seems the hardest part of their progress. Let them know while working at newspapers, I And of course these words asking if he had a plan and what preventing suicides is seeing the they’re never forgotten. always stopped by to visit Flor- in Psalm 71:18: “Even when I it was. warning signs. Unlike a heart For more information on ence Gibbs Hayes. In fact, she am old and gray, do not forsake There was no response. attack, there’s no one, classic set S.A.V.E. and to take free training was married in 1933 at Toledo’s me, my God, till I declare your We found him in his house, of signs that shout out suicide online, go to psycharmor.org/ St. Francis Xavier Mission, the power to the next generation, slumped over against a wall, risk to friends and family. I knew courses/s-a-v-e/. same church where my husband your mighty acts to all who are unconscious and barely alive. my friend was stressed and had Today my friend is thank- and I wed 58 years later. to come.” When we got him to the hospital, become a bit more reclusive. But fully still with us, has a beautiful I’ve always treasured time I thought of Grady Fallon, the doctor informed us that he it was December, so that didn’t new relationship with his chil- with elderly people in my life. Toledo’s athletic director who, should have been dead from the seem unusual. And, he had never dren, and is a full-time nursing Perhaps that’s why I started my as language arts teacher at the type and amount of medications talked about or attempted sui- school student. After his suicide business capturing and preserv- Toledo Middle School, sent he had consumed. After a few cide before. attempt, we helped him get ing the stories of primarily older students to the Toledo Senior days of detoxing, lots of rest, and That’s all the more reason counseling from a mental health people in keepsake books. I’ve Center to interview older people supportive friends, he was able to that everyone who knows and professional. It wasn’t a good fit. been blessed and learned so and write short biographies of admit he needed some extra help. loves a veteran should at least With encouragement he found much from my clients. their lives. Many of those people My friend’s experience remember the basic elements of another counselor. Together they One of those precious people have passed away now, but their should be unusual, but it’s not, the “S.A.V.E.” program created have made great progress and passed away Dec. 18. From Lo- stories remain. especially here in Washington. for the VA. taught us that the old cliché, “If retta Bell (Van Kleek) Downey, I also thought about the The US Department of Veterans • “S” stands for Signs. Learn at first you don’t succeed, try, who lived most of her life in Affairs (VA) reports that in 2017, what they are. A great source is Chehalis, I learned about scar- please see MCDONALD, page Main 12 the latest year for which statis- www.mentalhealth.va.gov/sui- please see VETERANS, page Main 12

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in these cases. October His professional career came by the full House of Representa- July Cochran told The Chronicle to an arguably premature end tives,” her statement reads. that since the first settlements in Oct. 12, 2019 with just one loss to his name. The two articles of impeach- Continued from Page Main 6 December 2017, the total mon- However, Perez was able to so- ment charge Trump with ob- etary amount awarded to his UNFI’s Arbitration lidify his cult hero status by construction of Congress and abuse July 23, 2019 clients has reached $22,099,000, Appeal Puts Union tinuously giving back to the two of power. with $19,849,000 coming from communities that claimed him as Herrera Beutler said neither Third Murder Charge the state and $2,250,000 from Workers ‘In Limbo’ their own after his family moved article was adequately proven. Kiwanis defendants. By Ralph Mancini to the United States when he was Filed in Eastman Slaying “My reaction is it’s just a frac- just a toddler. He was a fixture as [email protected] Dec. 19, 2019 By Cody Neuenschwander tion of the damage that was a visitor in the classrooms in both caused by the state negligence at Rainier and Rochester and for a The Chronicle A sense of gratification and the Kiwanis Vocational Home relief on the part of 300 Team- time he worked for the Quinault Dollar General Under Two Kennewick residents campus,” he said, adding that he sters following an arbitration Tribe in their community devel- were arrested and charged with believes the money doesn’t come ruling in their favor last Monday opment program. Construction in rending criminal assistance to close to mitigating the “grander proved to be short lived. Centralia; Expected Jonathon Adamson and Benito damage to society” caused by al- Employees from United Nat- November Marquez — the two suspects leged crimes and poor manage- ural Foods Inc. (UNFI) in Ta- to Open Spring 2020 charged, and who have since ment at the facility. Nov. 2, 2019 coma were soon informed that By Celene Fitzgerald pleaded guilty to, the beating the nationwide food distributor death of Randle teen Benjamin September is appealing a directive for the Gov. Jay Inslee Visits [email protected] Eastman III last summer. corporation to transfer the terms County’s Severe Construction began on a Among the accusations lev- Sept. 4, 2019 and conditions of Local 117’s Dollar General location on West eled against Michael D. Salazar, current contract once the work- Weather Shelter Reynolds Avenue in Centralia a 17, and Amanda L. Hagerty, 42, New Year, New School: force is transferred to a new dis- By Ralph Mancini couple months ago and the store are that Salazar, after learning tribution center in Centralia. is predicted to open in the spring Students, Teachers [email protected] of Adamson and Marquez’s plan “It’s really unfortunate that of 2020. to kill Eastman, physically re- Explore New Centralia they’re going against their word,” Gov. Jay Inslee, during his “At this time, a grand open- strained a person who attempted said longtime forklift operator, Thursday tour of the Hub City ing is slated for early spring 2020, to report the plan to a third party. Schools as Classes Greg Wiest. Mission Severe Weather Shelter but understand that construction “Our position is he facilitated Get Back in Session at the Southwest Washington progress may alter this date,” said the crime by preventing some- Oct. 17, 2019 Fairgrounds identified mul- Mary Kathryn Colbert with Dol- one from reporting it — actively. By Natalie Johnson tiple challenges in mitigating the lar General’s Public Relations De- It’s one thing if he talked them [email protected] Local Vape Shop homelessness epidemic, such as out of it, but if you hold someone partment. providing adequate surplus hous- down and prevent them from The halls of Centralia High Owner Says Profits Dollar General is a chain of ing for down-and-out individu- telling, that’s something else,” School were swarming with stu- stores that sells a variety of goods are Down 94 Percent als and improving the quality of said Meyer. dents early Wednesday morn- from shampoo to toys to food. All ing, all eagerly exploring their Since Ban on Flavored mental healthcare services. items do not cost a dollar, like the new and, even for returning Inslee spoke to a small gath- similar store ‘Dollar Tree,’ but the July 30, 2019 students, completely unfamiliar Vaping Products ering of media members on ear- company claims to have low and surroundings. By Celene Fitzgerald lier discussions with the Board affordable prices. The company Danny Wing Re- “It’s really maze-like,” said se- of County Commissioners about was established in 1939 and now Sentenced to 35 Years nior Karlee Robinson. “It’s really [email protected] his commitment to “maintain the has 15,000 locations in 44 states, nice though. It’s really modern.” The owner of Centralia’s Vape flexibility” of local programs to according to the Dollar General in Vader Toddler’s Jenny Forsberg, who teaches D Lish, Allen Kettle, had a large help the homeless treat substance website. 2014 Death English Language Learners, said inventory of products last week abuse and the lack of job training, she was impressed with the im- made up primarily of flavored e- among other areas of need. By Cody Neuenschwander provements in technology at the liquid. The governor also referred to I-5 Auto Group The Chronicle school. This week, those shelves are an “unfortunate stereotyping” of Acquires Chehalis “It’s really exciting to be a part empty. the homeless by people who claim Danny Wing, the man who of this,” she said. “Everything’s On Oct. 10 the Washington that many of those seeking shelter Titus Will Chevrolet pleaded guilty in the 2014 death state of the art. They’ve given us State Board of Health responded are actually working people who Buick Dealership of 3-year-old Jasper Henderling- all of the tools we need to take to the lung injuries associated simply can’t afford to pay rent. Warner, was sentenced to 35 this school to the next level.” with vaping by placing a 120-day By The Chronicle years in prison on convictions of Fords Prairie and Jefferson- ban on flavored vaping products Nov. 12, 2019 I-5 Auto Group announced manslaughter and third-degree Lincoln Elementary Schools in the state. this week that it had acquired assault during a hearing Friday were completed this summer. The decision puts Kettle’s Historical Society Chehalis’s Titus Will dealership afternoon. business — and others in Lewis and the opening of its newest It was the second time he’d Sept. 12, 2019 County and around the state — Displays Several Never- dealership — Awesome Chevrolet been sentenced to more than in a precarious position. Before-Seen Items Buick — on the same site at 2580 three decades in prison for the Providence Centralia An employee at Vape D Lish, N. National Avenue. crime. Sabrina Ayers, expressed her con- From 1919 Tragedy This will be the sixth dealer- Wing, 31, noted his intent to Aims for Largest cerns for her future at the busi- By Carrina Stanton ship in the I-5 Auto Group. Other appeal the sentence, which went Hospital Solar Array ness located on East High Street dealerships under the banner are above the standard sentencing in Centralia. For The Chronicle I-5 Toyota, Awesome Ford, Volk- range of 159 to 211 months due in Washington “We can’t guarantee that we’ll “We don’t talk about it.” swagen of Olympia, Awesome RV to aggravating factors within the be able to stay open and then I and I-5 Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram. case — including the vulnerabil- By Natalie Johnson That’s the typical answer local might be out of the job,” she said. historians say they get when they Awesome Chevrolet Buick of- ity of the victim and that Wing [email protected] ficially opened Wednesday. held a position of trust. ask people about the 1919 Centra- Every morning, the rising Oct. 26, 2019 lia Armistice Day Tragedy. “This franchise adds some very unique brands to our already August sun shines directly on the roof Even 100 years after it hap- of Providence Centralia Hospi- Nurses’ Strike Looming pened, it remains a sore spot for great lineup, and it’s a wonder- Aug. 1, 2019 tal’s C building, one of its oldest at Providence many. But there are a few voices ful opportunity for the I-5 Auto structures. fighting to not just keep the his- Group to grow with a name that County Poised to Issue Right now, nothing is cap- Centralia Hospital tory alive but possibly shed new already has amazing roots in our turing that energy, but staring By Ralph Mancini light on the incident. They took community,” said I-5 Auto Group Moratorium to Block in January, about 340 solar pan- the opportunity of the 100th an- owner Heidi Pehl, in a statement. Crystal Geyser Plant, els will collect nearly 100 kilo- [email protected] niversary of the tragedy to invite watts of power, offsetting about Nurses at Providence Centra- the public to learn more about the Firm Announces Similar Proposals $10,000 a year in energy costs for lia Hospital are scheduled to vote controversial subject. By Alex Brown the hospital, said Keith Edgerton, Oct. 29 on an authorization for a “It shouldn’t be forgotten,” said $195M Sale of UNFI interim facilities manager and strike over contract disputes on Lewis County Historical Mu- The Chronicle sustainability coordinator. paid time off, wages, and worker seum Director Jason Mattson. “It Centralia Site County commissioners will The expected 25-year return retention. shouldn’t be swept under the rug By The Chronicle vote Aug. 5 on a moratorium to is $442,391. Members of the United and I think for the longest time A news release from the New- halt certain permits in the coun- Aside from the savings and Food and Commercial Workers that was what people wanted to man Knight Frank real estate ty’s rural areas — a measure de- the benefits to the environment, (UFCW 21) at seven Providence do about it. That’s not how his- advisory firm earlier this week signed to pause Crystal Geyser’s the size of the project also gives hospitals are planning to vote on tory should be treated.” announced the sale of the UNFI controversial proposal to build Providence Centralia bragging strike authorizations in the next The Lewis County Historical Centralia distribution center a water bottling plant in Randle rights over its larger rivals, in- two weeks. Museum in Chehalis hosted a by Centralia DC LLC to Exeter and give officials more time to cluding Harborview Medical “From my memory, this is special exhibit over the weekend Property Group for $195 million consider a possible change to Center in Seattle. as close as we’ve ever come. I’ve marking the 100th anniversary in what is reportedly being de- zoning regulations. “Then we’ll be the largest solar never even taken a strike vote be- of the Armistice Day Tragedy. scribed as one of the biggest real “The zoning code is going array on a hospital in Washing- fore,” said UFCW shop steward At the same time, in Centralia, a estate transactions of the year. to apply to every rural land in ton,” Edgerton said. Diane Stedham-Jewell, a 41-year pop-up museum, at the property The site — located at the Port Lewis County, not just one loca- registered nurse at Providence on Tower Avenue owned by the of Centralia — was established by tion,” said civil deputy prosecu- Centralia Hospital, located at 914 Lewis County Historical Society, O’Keefe Development for UNFI tor Eric Eisenberg in a meeting Sept. 17, 2019 S. Scheuber Road. also displayed artifacts from the on a 20-year lease term and in- with commissioners Monday af- incident. They were just two of cludes 606,795 square feet of dry ternoon. “The moratorium actu- Seabeas Salute Oct. 28, 2019 many activities over the weekend warehouse/offices and 529,000 ally makes sense, because it gives Fallen Shipmate commemorating the 100th an- square feet of computer-con- you time to study the problem in Mourners Chant niversary of the Armistice Day trolled cooler/freezer space, with a real way, in a way that’s not just By Natalie Johnson Tragedy, Armistice Day and the a trucking maintenance and fuel- about Crystal Geyser.” [email protected] Eloy Perez’ Name founding of the Grand Hodges ing facility. American Legion Post. When remembering Petty Of- One More Time Aug. 31, 2019 Dec. 14, 2019 ficer First Class Regina R. Clark By Jordan Nailon December Saturday at the dedication of the [email protected] Settlements in Centralia Skookumchuck River bridge in Dec. 17, 2019 Pe Ell Gets 8-Plus Inches Kiwanis Boys Home her honor, her shipmates and Friends, family, and former of Rain in Two Days; superiors remembered her smile, foes of Eloy Perez put the fire Jaime Herrera Beutler Lawsuits Top $22M a can-do, no-nonsense attitude, marshal’s maximum capacity for Grand Mound Sees By Natalie Johnson and in particular for retired Rear the Rainier High School cafeteria Will Not Support Admiral Paula Brown, “innova- to the test on Saturday as hun- ‘Moderate’ Flooding [email protected] Impeachment tive” ways to make cinnamon dreds of mourners came out to By Natalie Johnson By The Chronicle Since beginning with a hand- rolls despite less-than ideal ra- pay their respects at the local leg- [email protected] ful of plaintiffs in 2015, a cam- tions. end’s memorial service. On Friday, Congresswoman paign of lawsuits aimed at state “There are just some people Perez, who died under suspi- Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Battle Though no major flooding agencies and Kiwanis Interna- that make this world a better cious circumstances in Mexico Ground, announced that she was reported along the Chehalis tional alleging negligence, sexual place to live in,” Brown said. “She in early October, attended both would not vote to support ar- and Newaukum Rivers during abuse and general mistreatment made you feel like you mattered Rochester and Rainier high ticles of impeachment drafted Friday and Saturday’s storm, ar- of wards of the state placed in no matter who you were … she schools and made a lasting name against President Donald Trump. eas such as Pe Ell and Ryderwood the Kiwanis Vocational Home in was unflappable. CS1 always ex- for himself with his exploits on “Since the president’s call with experienced an absolute barrage Centralia has amassed monetary celled. She always went the extra the playing field, inside the box- Ukraine came to light, I have of rainfall — seeing roughly 8 to- settlements of more than $22 mile.” ing ring, and out in the communi- been clear that no one is above tal inches over a 48-hour period. million for more than 40 former When Clark went to Iraq in ty at large. Once, during his senior the law. I’ve also advocated for As of early Saturday morn- residents. 2005 as part of Operation Iraqi year, he garnered significant press providing the American people ing, the 48-hour total of rainfall While a handful of other Freedom, she did so as a culinary coverage when he spent a Friday with full and absolute transpar- for Pe Ell was 8.15 inches and for standalone lawsuits have been specialist — her job was to feed night under the lights churning ency into the circumstances sur- Ryderwood was 7.91 inches, ac- filed regarding the facility, attor- and fuel Seabeas in charge of re- up yards and touchdowns for rounding that conversation. This cording to National Oceanic and ney Darrell Cochran of law firm building water, wastewater, power the Mountaineers before spend- morning, the House Judiciary Atmospheric Administration. Pfau Cochran Vertetis Amala, and critical buildings damaged by ing his Saturday fighting trading Committee reported two articles Rain continued to fall through represents the former residents fighting in Fallujah. punches professionally. of impeachment to be voted on Saturday. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019 NORTHWEST Boeing’s 737 MAX Crisis Leaves it Badly Behind in ‘Arms Race’ for Next Decade’s Jets

By Dominic Gates launched late but was catching up eo are forcing a shift away from The Seattle Times “In the long run, aviation is not dead. on the Airbus A320neo, and in larger, twin-aisle jets, which are 2019 Boeing anticipated flying its much more expensive to buy and Since the second fatal 737 Boeing is not dead … Eventually, Boeing new 777X and launching an all- to operate. The jet’s order back- MAX crash, in Ethiopia in new “New Midmarket Airplane” log has swelled to more than March, and the subsequent can recover its strategic position.” (NMA) — a prospective 797. 3,200 airplanes as “the middle worldwide grounding of the jet, Even after the October 2018 market has gotten way bigger Boeing — the company that built Adam Pilarski, crash of Lion Air JT610, the stock than anyone expected,” said the Pacific Northwest’s manu- Senior vice president at consulting firm Avitas kept climbing until March when Aboulafia. facturing economy and made the CEO Muilenburg could boast But at Boeing, any new air- region a global powerhouse of that the share price had tripled plane remains just an idea. aerospace technology — has suf- many blame for the MAX disaster. year. Yet no serious industry ana- during his tenure. But with the And the new 777X, delayed fered a precipitous fall. Although newly ousted CEO lyst doubts that the MAX eventu- second crash and the worldwide by engine-development prob- Ongoing investigations of Dennis Muilenburg was an en- ally will fly again and that when it grounding, Boeing’s dominant lems, won’t fly until sometime the crashes have spotlighted gineer, he stuck closely to the fi- does, it will be a safe airplane. position swiftly crumbled. The next year. the badly flawed design of the nancial engineering playbook of Aboulafia believes Boeing stock is now down a quarter Stan Sorscher, retired Boe- MAX’s flight control system and his predecessor, Jim McNerney. must not only steady itself by fix- from its high. ing engineer and longtime policy a largely self-certifying oversight Whistleblowers and leaked doc- ing the MAX and restarting pro- analyst with Boeing’s white-col- regime that failed to catch the Delivery and sales numbers uments have raised damaging duction but then must follow up show a stark divergence of for- lar union, the Society of Profes- flaws. Congressional investiga- accusations that management as soon as practical to secure its sional Engineering Employees tors are combing internal Boe- tune with rival Airbus. drove too relentlessly to cut costs future by launching an all-new Through November this year, in Aerospace (SPEEA), describes ing documents for evidence of and deliver on schedule. airplane. a shift at Boeing over the past malpractice, and a Department Airbus had 718 net orders and A former senior leader at Boe- Adam Pilarski, senior vice two decades from an engineer- of Justice probe means even a delivered 725 aircraft, while Boe- ing, who asked for anonymity to president at consulting firm Avi- ing culture that strove for quality, criminal indictment is not ruled ing booked just 56 net orders and speak freely, blamed the MAX tas, points to the recurring cycles delivered 345. high performance and problem- out. The jetmaker’s stellar global in the aviation industry. Though solving during development of reputation is badly tarnished. crisis on a “push away from en- In the crucial single-aisle gineering excellence, driven by both Airbus and Boeing have category, Airbus delivered 578 a new airplane, to one focused Through it all, said Rich- suffered major setbacks over the cost-cutting.” of its A320 family of planes and narrowly on cost cutting. ard Aboulafia, vice president of years, the two aerospace giants “All of us who care about Boe- Boeing just 121 single-aisle 737s. This deliberate strategy from analysis at aviation consulting still divide the business in a pow- the very top of the company led ing, we want to learn from this About 400 more MAXs were firm Teal Group, Boeing has dis- erful duopoly and neither can feed to massive, ill-thought-out out- played “an absence of leadership, and ensure it never happens built that cannot be delivered again,” the former executive said. the demand for new jets alone. sourcing and the discarding of an absence of strategy and an in- He’s optimistic that despite until regulators clear the jet. engineering talent as work was ability to communicate.” “We have to get back the engi- With Boeing sales stalled, neering discipline and make it the debacle of 2019, Boeing will moved out of the Puget Sound The disastrous year will be reverse its fortunes. Airbus raked in orders for its region. the Number 1 priority.” followed by a precarious 2020: As “In the long run, aviation is largest single-aisle jet, the Sorscher said that has led to Boeing’s proposed fix for the Boeing’s new leaders struggle to not dead. Boeing is not dead,” Pi- A321neo, and launched new ver- major failures on Boeing’s latest recover control, they face crucial MAX — making sure the flight larski said. “Eventually, Boeing sions with extra fuel tanks to of- two major airplane development decisions about developing new control system that went hay- can recover its strategic position.” fer significant extra range. programs — first the heavily airplanes while they cope with wire in the crashes has multiple As a result, airlines are buying outsourced 787 Dreamliner and redundancies — in concept is the A321neo for medium-range depleted financial resources, a Fall From Grace then the minimally upgraded distracted engineering corps and solid. In practice, it’s taking international flights, such as trans- 737 MAX. Both planes had to be a loss of Boeing’s previous stra- much longer than anticipated to In fall 2018, Boeing was riding atlantic routes. That’s the heart of grounded over safety issues. tegic advantage against rival Air- ensure the software is bug-free high, raking in cash from ever- the mid-size, midrange market Sorscher said Boeing had bus. They’ll also face pressure to and hides no pathways to anoth- accelerating 737 production and Boeing planned to target with its built up a superb engineer- reverse a two-decadeslong decline er single-fault failure. widely seen as having the upper NMA, a plane carrying 220 to 270 ing culture through building in the company’s historic culture It looks like the grounding of hand strategically over Airbus. passengers up to 5,700 miles. new planes every 10 years or so of engineering prowess, which the MAX will stretch into a full Boeing’s MAX had been The economics of the A321n- and passing on the knowledge through generations of engineers, Locally Owned & Operated but “we’ve now had two decades Roger & Linda Rose of workers who have not had the experience of going through a good, high-performance devel- 18 Months opment program.” NO INTEREST Gift Certificates Available OAC Boeing at Bay As 2019 ends, Boeing is para- lyzed by the MAX crisis. 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By Jim Brunner national buy on stations owned The Seattle Times by Sinclair Broadcast Group. The local Bloomberg bar- Michael Bloomberg has yet rage is a small slice of the $120 to set foot in Washington state million worth of TV spots he’s in support of his 2020 presiden- bought nationally in just one tial campaign. But the ex-New month since entering the race York City mayor’s face and mes- for the Democratic presidential sage already are on full blast nomination. Steyer has spent here. $83 million, while South Bend, The billionaire has pumped more than $2 million into Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg broadcast TV ads in the Seattle ranks a distant third at $19 mil- market, according to filings lion, according to Politico. with the Federal Communi- “I don’t know that we have cations Commission, or FCC. ever seen this level of spending,” The ads have blanketed news said Sandeep Kaushik, a Seat- programs, NFL games and tle-based Democratic political talk shows on the area’s major consultant, pointing to Wash- broadcast stations, including ington’s typically low-rung sta- KING, KOMO, KONG, KIRO, tus in presidential nominating and Q13 Fox. contests. “What the Bloomberg Bloomberg’s sole competi- campaign is testing, and what tion among 2020 rivals in Seattle we are going to find out, is broadcast TV spending comes what are the limits to unlimited from another billionaire can- spending.” Jennifer Lett / Sun Sentinel didate, California businessman Washington’s 2020 presi- Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg speaks at the Century Pines Jewish Center in Pembroke Pines on Oct. 7, 2018. Tom Steyer, who aired a $70,000 dential primary is scheduled stretch of ads on KOMO ending for March 10, earlier than in still almost certain to be over- March 3, when a dozen states including the delegate-rich priz- in early December as part of a previous election cycles, but shadowed by Super Tuesday on will hold primaries or caucuses, es of California and Texas. News in Brief Lawsuit Alleges Failure cleaning up Budd Inlet requires ing papers that Johnson had only duct tape. He filled his back- suspect paid the bill with a large reducing pollution from sewage been in Washington for two pack with the stolen money and quantity of one (1) dollar bills,” to Clean Up Deschutes treatment plants discharging to weeks and during “that time pe- walked out. the charges say. Puget Sound, making it a politi- riod the defendant methodically The manager was able to The woman showed detec- River, Budd Inlet cal hot potato...” Bell said. “EPA’s set up his plan for this violent free his hands and call 911, then tives the location of her boy- By Abby Spegman and Ecology’s failure to clean up kidnapping and robbery.” hopped to his office door and friend’s apartment and pointed The Olympian pollution in Budd Inlet and the Brown went on to note that alerted his staff about the rob- out his fifth-floor window over- Deschutes is a reflection of their Johnson “has zero ties to this bery. looking Second Avenue. A detec- A lawsuit filed this week al- inability to bring the tools of community and appears to have Police arrived and quickly tive found an Airbnb listing for leges federal authorities have the Clean Water Act to clean up been passing through the state in determined most of the informa- the location and photos of the failed to take action on pollution Puget Sound as a whole.” order to commit his violent felo- tion in the employee’s personnel property matched the furnish- in Olympia area waters that vio- A spokesman for the EPA in nies.” file was false. A female employee ings and décor the woman had lates the Clean Water Act. Seattle did not immediately re- Johnson used a fake name provided detectives with a phone The lawsuit, filed Monday spond to a request for comment. to get a job at Kittens Cabaret, described. number for the man she knew as Just before 2:30 p.m. on Dec. in federal court in Seattle by Kolosseus said Ecology is worked there “to understand Jonathan, which turned out to be Portland-based Northwest En- now working on a separate functions and operations of the 18, a man matching the suspect’s a prepaid phone with a Portland description was seen leaving the vironmental Advocates, argues cleanup plan for Budd Inlet. An- business,” then used a ploy to get area code. Staff also told police the Environmental Protection other plan for Capitol Lake is the manager alone in the man- building and was stopped by po- the employee claimed to have a lice. Agency has failed to put cleanup possible, but that depends on an ager’s office, Brown wrote. girlfriend attending the Univer- Detectives obtained a search plans for Budd Inlet, Capitol environmental impact statement According to the charges: sity of Washington. warrant for the apartment and Lake and the Deschutes River on for the lake that is underway. Just before 1:30 p.m. on Dec. Detectives obtained a war- 15, a recently hired staff member the books. rant for the employee’s phone found two loaded handguns, a known as Jonathan Egan went to The area has a long history number and found another quantity of $1 bills, clothes worn Police: Employee Using Kittens Cabaret and approached of water quality problems, in- phone number that had been by the suspect during the rob- cluding low levels of dissolved Fake Name Tied up the manager in the main room, bery and a handwritten ledger. claiming his paycheck didn’t re- in contact with the phone be- oxygen in Budd Inlet and Capitol fore and after the robbery. That The ledger includes the date of Lake that are harmful to fish and Manager, Robbed Seattle flect the hours he had worked. the robbery, next to the words The two men went to the man- number ultimately led them to a aquatic life. The Clean Water Act Strip Club of $3,000 22-year-old woman. “Kittens Cabaret.” It indicates requires states to come up with ager’s private office, which is the “gain” was $3,000 and shows By Sara Jean Green equipped with a security camera. She told detectives she knew plans to clean up waters that the suspect as Tyre Taylor and $1,000 was spent at Bellevue don’t meet quality standards. The Seattle Times The camera captured footage had been at his apartment on Square, $1,000 was used to pay In 2015, the state’s Depart- of the robbery, which shows the A man who arrived in Se- the night of the robbery. She de- for the apartment rental through ment of Ecology submitted to the manager making photocopies of attle a couple of weeks ago used scribed seeing a large amount of Christmas Eve, and $500 had EPA its plan for the Deschutes the employee’s documents be- a fake name to get a job at a cash spread across his table and been given to the 22-year-old River and streams that feed into fore the employee pulled a silver strip club, then used his insider said they’d gone to dinner that woman. The ledger’s last line it. Last year, the EPA approved revolver and a roll of duct tape knowledge of the business to shows there was $300 or $500 re- parts of the plan but rejected from his backpack. The employ- night: “(S)he recalled that it was bind the manager with duct tape ee held the manager at gunpoint an expensive dinner and the maining, the charges say. other parts. and steal $3,000 — much of it in EPA is still working on alter- as the manager wrapped duct $1 bills — at gunpoint, according tape across his mouth and head. natives to those parts, according to King County prosecutors. to Andrew Kolosseus, who over- The employee forced the ROCHESTER LUMBER It took Seattle police detec- manager to walk over to a safe, sees water quality issues for Ecol- tives just three days to organize a CHECK OUT OUR PRICE FOR 3’ 29 GAUGE METAL ROOFING! ogy’s southwest region. then had him kneel on the floor surveillance and arrest operation facing the wall. 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Holding the gun to the Blueprints • and of course all the lumber White, Green, Red, & Brown a strip club on Fourth Avenue manager’s head, the employee 8’, 10’ & 12’ in stock $275/lf Deschutes River basin continues SELLING POLE BARN KITS SINCE 1988 CH603153 South in Seattle’s Georgetown got him to walk back to his desk, 19523 Sargent Rd SW to be degraded, and the interest neighborhood, charging papers Check out our website: rochesterlumber.net Rochester, WA of NWEA’s members continue to where the employee bound the Open Mon-Fri 7am-5:30pm Sat 7am-5pm Closed Sundays say. manager’s hands and feet with 360.273.5213 be harmed.” Johnson, 31, was arrested Dec. The lawsuit also challenges 18 when he came out of the build- EPA’s approval of ways to ad- ing on Pine Street and Second dress water temperatures along Avenue where he had rented a the Deschutes that are deadly for fifth-floor apartment advertised endangered salmon, saying they on Airbnb. He has been charged don’t go far enough. with first-degree kidnapping and Northwest Environmental first-degree robbery. He is being Advocates previously sued the held in lieu of $500,000 bail and EPA over its handling of cleanup is scheduled to be arraigned Jan.

plans, including for not moving 6, jail and court records show. fast enough on the Deschutes The charges filed Monday River plan. don’t indicate where Johnson is In a news release announc- from, but note he has previously Recover close ing this latest lawsuit, Northwest been arrested in New Jersey and Environmental Advocates Ex- Pennsylvania and had what ap- ecutive Director Nina Bell called peared to be an identification to home. cleanup in the area a “political card issued in Texas. hot potato.” Senior Deputy Prosecutor “Ecology has shown that Christian Brown wrote in charg-

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lowing her while holding a kit- First Day Hike at state parks ten, attempting to use the cat to south, west and a little east of “lure” her and asking her if she Puget Sound.” wanted to pet it, according to a The only First Day Hike probable cause affidavit. The in Lewis County this year is woman ducked into a restau- at Lewis and Clark State Park. rant to get away from him, ac- There’s also an event at Miller- cording to the Facebook post. sylvania State Park in Thurston The kitten was found in County. Kim’s vehicle, authorities say, Below is a rundown of each and it appeared lethargic, with hike, and a couple others in mucus around her eyes. nearby counties, as provided by “There was trash from floor Washington State Parks. to ceiling filling the entire ve- Learn more at https://bit. hicle, except for the driver’s ly/2QC8bTo. seat. I did not locate any food or water for her. The kitten was Lewis and Clark State Park lying motionless in the back of the vehicle among the trash Join park staff to explore and blankets. She awoke when I the beautiful old-growth for- tapped on the glass and looked est this park has to offer. Learn Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] at us with her eyes half shut,” about the area’s rich history The Trail of the Deer at Lewis and Clark State Park sits on Friday afternoon in Toledo. read court documents recount- as well as the abundant flora ing a deputy’s report. and fauna. This scenic hike though walking poles are wel- is a great way to start the new Minimum age of participant: Thurston County Deputy takes you under towering ce- come. year. After the hike, join the fun None Prosecutor Ali Abid said dur- dar and fir trees strung with Contact/organizer: Alysa at Doetsch Day-Use Shelter, and Note: Dress for winter ing a hearing that a veterinar- lichen and moss and through Adams, alysa.adams@parks. enjoy a campfire, roast hot dogs weather on the Pacific Coast ian found the kitten likely suf- a lush understory teeming wa.gov and marshmallows, and warm ADA accessible? Yes fered from brain swelling or a with ferns. The hike will begin Further information/event up with some hot chocolate. Stroller accessible? Yes concussion. in the Civilian Conservation cancellation: 360-864-2643 Name of hike: Beacon Rock Dogs allowed on leash? Yes Kim is currently in custody Corps (CCC) kitchen shelter First Day Hike What to bring: Water, wet and has been held at the Thur- where a warm fire and drinks Millersylvania State Park Name of trail: Beacon Rock weather gear ston County Corrections Facil- and snacks will be provided. Trail Take a ranger-led hike Contact/organizer: Aaron ity since his arrest. His bail is A short presentation will take Time: 10 a.m. through this classic Pacific Webster, aaron.webster@parks. set at $50,000. place on the local wildlife. Length of hike: 2 miles Northwest CCC camping park. wa.gov Kim also reportedly has a Name of hike: Lewis and Where to meet: Beacon Rock Explore the wetlands, lakeside, Further information/event history of unspecified person- Clark First Day Hike Trailhead forest and orchard. cancellation: 360-642-3029 ality disorders, schizoid traits Name of trail: Trail of the Difficulty: Moderate Name of hike: Millersylvania and low intellectual function. Deer/Old Growth Trail Loop Minimum age of participant: First Day Hike He’s also on the autism spec- Time: 10 a.m. None Lake Sylvia State Park Name of trail: Fen Way, trum, but previous history Length of hike: 2 miles Maple Hollow and Old-Growth ADA accessible? No Take an easy afternoon rang- Where to meet: Main front shows this has not impared his trails Stroller accessible? No er-led stroll through this classic entrance gate. The park is closed ability to function. Time: 10 a.m. Dogs allowed on leash? Yes Montesano-area favorite. Check to cars in the winter, so park Kim’s sex offender registra- Length of hike: 2 to 4 miles What to bring: Camera, bin- out the dam left over from the tion stems from a guilty plea across the road (Jackson High- Where to meet: Shelter 3 oculars, bring plenty of warm hydro-electric station that once back in 2001 to second-degree way) by the park office. Walk Difficulty: Easy clothes provided power to the area. rape when, at age 29, he sexual- past the gate up the roadway to Minimum age of participant: Contact/organizer: Bob Hol- Name of hike: Lake Sylvia ly assaulted a disabled 22-year- the kitchen shelter where the None land, [email protected] State Park First Day Hike old man. hike begins. Look for signs indi- Note: Boardwalks may be icy, Further information/event Name of trail: Lake Sylvia At the time of his arrest, cating the start of the hike. which may alter route cancellation: 509-427-8265 Loop Kim had recently moved from Difficulty: Moderate ADA accessible? No Time: 12:30 p.m. Lewis County to Thurston Minimum age of participant: Stroller accessible? No Cape Disappointment State Length of hike: 2.3 miles County. All ages; babies in backpacks Dogs allowed on leash? Yes Park welcome. Where to meet: Legacy Pavil- What to bring: Sturdy shoes ion Note: The trail can be wet with good tread (waterproof Join Interpretive Special- and muddy during the win- ist Aaron Webster on a walk Difficulty: Easy Veterans shoes recommended but not re- Minimum age of participant: ter months, and there are tree quired) and weather appropriate through time and learn the roots to step over. The trail has fascinating history of this well- 8 Continued from page Main 8 attire. ADA accessible? No a small amount of elevation gain Contact/organizer: Ranger loved park. throughout. Shorter alternate Name of hike: A Walk Stroller accessible? No Lance Schlosser, millersylva- Dogs allowed on leash? Yes try again,” is absolutely true. I paths are available. [email protected] Through Time What to bring: Rubber boots can’t wait to go to his graduation, ADA accessible? No Further information/event Name of trail: Boardwalk then see him pay it forward in Stroller accessible? No cancellation: 360-753-1519 Trail and wet-weather clothing. his new life as a nurse. Dogs allowed on leash? Yes Time: Noon Contact/organizer: Nick Schwalb, nick.schwalb@parks. Nearly 8,000 veterans live What to bring: Rain gear, as Beacon Rock State Park Length of hike: 1.5 miles in Lewis County. We know that well as warm winter layers. Stur- Where to meet: Bolstad wa.gov only one-third of veterans go to dy hiking shoes or muck-boots. Drinking in the dramatic Beach Approach Further information/event the VA for health care. We also No technical gear required, beauty of the Columbia River Difficulty: Easy cancellation: 360-249-3621 know that older veterans who are most at risk for suicide are $1,000 fine or up to 90 days in also more likely to reject treat- Noise jail. ment for mental health issues. “This is a living document. We can “We’ve identified several As a veteran, my greatest joy Continued from the front page specific instances in which in my job is to help our veterans make adjustments as we go.” something would be a distur- through the Lewis County Vet- which individuals are forbid- bance, and that is, essentially, erans Relief Fund or by referrals den from producing excessive Bobby Jackson, frequent, repetitive or continu- to other resources for help. My noise disturbances from 10 Lewis County Commissioner ous noise that can be heard greatest frustration and sorrow p.m. to 7 a.m. by making sure from a public roadway or a is that I know I only get to see those restrictions are enforced neighboring property from 10 and help a fraction of those who at all hours of the day. bikes in question are being op- cuting Attorney Cullen Gatten p.m. to 7 a.m.,” said Gatten. are struggling. That’s where you The commission has been erated with no mufflers. They explained that the language of He reminded the crowd that all as friends and family come debating how to expand law said racing sessions often in- the ordinance can be modified decibel readings wouldn’t be in. Remember, your recognition, enforcement officers’ ability to volve 50 or more bikes racing at in the future based on the “the used to assess public distur- words, and support could be curtail noise nuisances in com- the same time. character of the county.” bance levels. exactly what a veteran in crisis munities for several months. Other residents who com- “This is a starting point Noises addressed by the or- needs to hear at his or her most “These motorcycle races are mented at Monday’s pub- for us,” Commissioner Bobby dinance could include honk- vulnerable time. being practiced frequently and lic hearing included Duane Jackson added. “This is a living, mechanical work, shout- are being held on holidays and Brown and Alan Nicholas ing document. We can make ing, yelling, hooting, whistling, weekends from morning to from the Rush Road area in adjustments as we go.” singing, operating audio equip- McDonald night with two breaks in be- Napavine. They also argued A first time violator under ment or discharging firearms tween,” reported Schulte. “The for 24-hour noise restric- the ordinance would be sub- outside of an enclosed shooting Continued from page Main 8 noise is very loud and is inter- tions, complaining of “boom- ject to a $50 fine plus statu- range, Gatten said. Fireworks, fering and disturbing normal ing” music that they often hear tory assessments, Gatten said. he said, will be handled in a throughout the day. Brown, in A second violation within a 90-year-old Missouri woman activities. I am unable to have separate ordinance that will be who left a heart-wrenching note a conversation on my deck and particular, pointed out that 12-month period would require “forthcoming.” for a neighbor across the street, even unable to hold a conversa- people who work night shifts the offender to pay a $150 fine Exempted from restrictions asking if she would consider tion inside my own home.” also need noise enforcement in plus statutory assessments. A are official parades, commerce, being her friend. “I’m 90 years She and others who gave the daytime since it’s the only third violation in the same year mining, blasting, agriculture, old — live alone,” Wanda Mills testimony at the commission time they can rest. would result in a criminal mis- temporary maintenance proj- wrote in April 2017. “All my meeting Monday indicated the Senior Civil Deputy Prose- demeanor punishable with a ects and emergency services. friends have passed away. I’m so lonesome and scared. I pray for News in Brief someone.” Rain, Wind In ticipate any drastic temperature patched to a home north of chase the runaway ambulance, Marleen Brooks, the neigh- shifts over the two-day holiday, Kelso for a medical call Friday which had its emergency lights bor, visited the next day, bring- The Forecast for as New Year’s Eve should actually afternoon had their ambulance activated as it entered the free- ing cupcakes, and a friendship be slightly warmer than average, stolen by someone at the resi- way at Milepost 42. developed. Brooks posted the New Year’s Eve with temperatures reaching a dence, according to Cowlitz 2 note on Facebook, suggesting By The Chronicle high of 50 degrees. Fire & Rescue. others check on elderly neigh- Overall, he noted, the tem- An unidentified suspect was Clark County Mobile bors, and it went viral. A follow- Lewis County residents can up story last month said the note expect periodic rain and wind peratures will remain steady in arrested following a police chase Home Fire Puts Man inspired other senior citizens over the next few days, according the upper 40s. on southbound Interstate 5, au- In Burn Center to share their loneliness, and to the National Weather Service, But the warmer weather will thorities said. Brooks started a group called as the heaviest precipitation tak- reportedly bring some wind with Firefighters went to the resi- By Patty Hastings it. Wind gusts are expected to dence in the Lexington area in Pen Pals for Seniors. ing place from the mid-after- The Columbian As we launch a new year, noon on New Year’s Eve into the reach 30 mph on Wednesday Cowlitz County for a report of among resolutions for self- evening. night. “breathing difficulties,” the fire A man was hospitalized Sat- improvement, it might be nice to “The heaviest rain looks to department said in a news re- urday following a mobile home add a promise in 2020 to reach be anywhere between 2 p.m. Cowlitz County lease. fire in Clark County’s Sunny- out to an elderly person with an through about 9 or 10 p.m.,” “While crews were attending side area. offer of friendship to alleviate said National Weather Service Ambulance Stolen to the patient, a family member The Vancouver Fire Depart- the loneliness so many experi- spokesperson Jacob DeFlitch, left the residence and drove off ment was dispatched just before ence. who added that behind that New During Medical Call in the medic unit,” the release 4 p.m. to Hillcrest Mobile Park ••• Year’s Eve front lies scattered By Jerzy Shedlock says. at 10040 N.E. 72nd Ave., where showers that should persist into The vehicle theft was im- they saw smoke coming from Julie McDonald, a personal his- The Columbian torian from Toledo, may be reached New Year’s Day on Wednesday. mediately reported, and several the front of a double-wide mo- at [email protected]. Further, DeFlitch doesn’t an- Emergency responders dis- police agencies were called in to bile home. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019 • Sports 1

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Prep Girls Basketball Pirates Run Away in Second Half to Beat Willapa Valley By The Chronicle points, six steals and four re- MENLO — Adna turned a bounds for Adna. one-point halftime lead into a Olivia Betrozoff led Willapa 45-26 win here Saturday against Valley with nine points. the host Vikings in Willapa Val- Adna (8-0) plays at Toutle ley’s Jack Q. Pearson Holiday Lake on Tuesday to open Cen- Tournament. tral 2B League play. The Lady Pirates led 18-17 at the break, but outscored Valley Toledo Sinks Fishermen 15-2 in the third quarter to take control. TOLEDO — Three Indians Karlee Von Moos led Adna hit double figures, and Toledo with 11 points and eight re- put away Ilwaco 45-29 here Fri- bounds. day in non-league girls hoops action. “Our bench was the key in the Kal Schaplow scored 11 second half,” Adna coach Chris points with eight rebounds, Bannish said. “Von Moos and Stacie Spahr scored 10 with Rob Hilson / For The Chronicle Summer White played really 11 boards, and Marina Smith Adna’s Tyas Pannette drives to the hoop on Saturday against Willapa Valley during the Jack Q. Pearson Holiday Classic tourna- well.” ment in Menlo. Payton Aselton added seven please see HOOPS, page S4

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Rob Hilson / For The Chronicle Winlock’s Nathan Suhrbier lays the ball up against Naselle on Saturday during the Jack Q. Pearson Holiday Classic tournament in Menlo. Comets Shoot Down Winlock in Pearson Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] Tourney Tenino’s Takari Hickle powers the ball up against Rochester on Friday during a non-league boys basketball game in Tenino. HOLIDAY CLASSIC: Cline Scores 20 for Winlock, Hickle, Beavers Complete Rivalry Sweep but Hot-Handed Comets SCATTER CREEK got complacent and started tak- Win Second Weekend ing a bunch of 3s and stuff.” SHOWDOWN: Takari Game in Annual Valley Hickle’s 15 points led Teni- Hickle Scores 15 with 15 no, and he contributed 15 of the Tournament Boards as Tenino Beats Beavers’ 39 team rebounds. By The Chronicle Paxton Russell added 13 Rochester 58-51 points, and Logan Brewer MENLO — The Comets were chipped in with 11. Tenino also more efficient from the field By The Chronicle recorded 13 steals. and more productive from the TENINO — The Warriors The Beavers went 20 of 60 foul line here Saturday, topping made a late run, but Tenino held from the field (34 percent) and Winlock 61-48 in Jack Q. Pear- on here Friday night to secure a hit 16 of 27 foul shots, while the son Holiday Classic boys hoops 58-51 win over rival Rochester. Warriors were just 4 of 15 (27 action at Willapa Valley High The win gives Tenino a percent) at the free-throw line. School. sweep in the boys hoops install- Kolby Glenn scored 22 points Landon Hawes led Roches- ment of the Scatter Creek Show- to lead Naselle (6-2), which hit 20 ter with 15 points. down rivalry, which began with Tenino’s Nick Beckford (11) shoots against Rochester on Friday during a non- Tenino (3-4) hosts Raymond of 42 from the field in the win. league boys basketball game in Tenino. The Comets also went 15 of 24 a 56-47 win on Dec. 13 in Roch- on Saturday. at the foul line, whereas Winlock ester. it range in the fourth frame. The Beavers’ 13 steals helped Rochester (0-8) plays at Shel- was just 4 of 10 at the stripe. “It’s always great to get a ri- “In the third quarter when in that regard, though Chirhart ton on Jan. 3. valry win and it’s nice to finish Ethan Lindstrom added 17 we jumped out to a lead, we noted the finish could have for Naselle. out the year 2-0 against Roch- ester,” said Beaver coach Joe buckled down on defense,” been more convincing. Bearcats Fall to North Bryce Cline led Winlock with Chirhart said. “We came out “We played well, but I think 20 points and eight rebounds, Chirhart. Kitsap 79-50 Tenino had built a 49-35 lead with the mindset that we want we need to learn how to finish but no other Cardinal managed YAKIMA — W.F. West kept after three quarters, though the to get stops on defense and let games,” he said. “I think this is double-digits in the loss. things close with North Kitsap Warriors heated up enough to our defense lead us to our of- the first time all year we got up please see BOYS, page S3 bring it well into the single-dig- fense.” to a 14- or 15-point lead, but we please see BASKETBALL, page S3

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Adna (40) — Fay 3, Blankeniship Todd 4, INDIANS 45, FISHERMEN 29 Winlock (67) — Tiemens 11, Cline 27, FG: 12 of 32 —.406 FT: 6 of 12 —.500 Reb. Preps Thomas 20, Collins 7, Minkoff 6 Ilwaco 9 9 7 4 —29 Welch 2, Richendollar 13, Patching 2, Swof- 29 (Yost, Smith 6) Local Prep Schedules FG: 16 of 53 —.302 FT: 4 of 5 —.800 Reb. Toledo 10 5 12 18 —45 ford 7, Gonzalez 5 THURSDAY, Jan. 2 N/A Ilwaco (29) — Wheldon 3, Glenn 4, Shel- FG: 28 of 56 —.500 FT: 4 of 6 —.667 Reb. Girls Basketball Boys Basketball don 12, Kemmer 2, McKinstry 2, Jacobson, 28 (Cline 8) At Rochester Kalama at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. At Yakima Gray 6 Willapa Valley (63) — Pearson 5, Walker 25, WARRIORS 57, GRIZZLIES 12 Montesano at Centralia, 7 p.m. COUGARS 76, BEARCATS 74 FG: 11 of 48 —.229 FT: 4 of 4 —1.000 Reb. Flemetis 10, Phansisay 5, Pulsifer 3, Deniston Hoquiam 2 5 1 4 —12 Pe Ell at South Bend, 7 p.m. W.F. West 18 17 16 23 —74 19 15 Rochester 17 16 14 10 —57 Girls Basketball Seton Catholic 15 25 21 15 —76 Toledo (45) — Holmes 1, Madill 4, Cadarso FG: 24 of 53 —.452 FT: 12 of 17 —.706 Reb. Hoquiam (12) — Carlisle 1, Bryden 5, Adna at Toutle Lake, 7 p.m. W.F. West (74) — Kelly 15, McCoy 20, Haller 5, Clark 4, Smith 10, Schaplow 11, Spahr 10 25 Elders 2, Samson Eastman, Burnett 2, Kvohn, Wahkiakum at Rainier, 7 p.m. 8, Guerrero 11, Taylor 6, Speck 12, Plakinger FG: 18 of 49 —.367 FT: 7 of 15 —.467 Reb. Strom 2, German Napavine at Winlock, 7 p.m. 3 30 (Spahr 11, Schaplow 8) At Menlo FG: N/A FT: 10 of 18 —.555 Reb. N/A Men’s College Basketball FG: N/A FT: 13 of 19 —.684 Reb. N/A COMETS 61, PIRATES 51 Rochester (57) — Haury, Schneider, Rode- Olympic at Centralia, 6 p.m. Seton Catholic (76) — Ball 16, George 4, At Castle Rock Naselle 12 12 15 22 —61 heaver, Elkins 6, Sederberg-Jones 15, Rotter Pitzer 8, Anderson 16, Rushing 15, Olson 11, ROCKETS 52, TIMBERWOLVES 42 Adna 8 16 18 9 —51 3, Knutson 4, Winter 23, Kerbaugh 6 Sunday’s Results Cowger 6 Morton-WP 8 13 7 14 —42 Naselle (61) — Strange 2, Lindstorm 12, FG: 20 of 60 —.334 FT: 13 of 21 —.619 Reb. Women’s Basketball FG: N/A FT: 18 of 26 —.692 Reb. N/A Castle Rock 16 8 22 6 —52 Glenn 18, Gregory 19, Wirkkala 10 34 (Winter, Kerbaugh 7) At Longview Morton-White Pass (42) — O’Rourke 5, FG: 19 of 58 —.328 FT: 8 of 12 —.667 Reb. ORCA 83, LADY BLAZERS 68 At Pe Ell Hughes 2, Peters 12, Ingalsbe 5, Bishop 2, N/A At Evergreen Centralia 16 15 22 15 —68 TROJANS 61, VIKINGS 50 Hampton 3, Kelly 5, Lindh 2, Mays 6 Adna (51) — Fay 3, Blankenship-Todd 7, WILDCATS 48, TIGERS 32 Whatcom 25 18 23 17 —83 Mossyrock 14 9 8 19 —50 FG: 19 of 48 —.396 FT: 3 of 10 —.300 Reb. Thomas 22, Collins 14, Minkoff 5 Centralia 14 6 2 10 —32 Centralia (68) — Cudney 21, Cash 7, Wilk- Pe Ell 21 19 10 11 —61 N/A FG: 20 of 47 —.426 FT: 5 of 7 —.714 Reb. La Center 18 10 10 10 —48 erson 3, Narolski 10, Nurmi 11, Cai 5, Yenne 8, Mossyrock (50) — Mulligan 13, Weist 16, Castle Rock (52) — Ogden 2, Sibbett 6, N/A Centralia (32) — Mora 4 , Hawley 13, Huffine 3 Kolb 6, Bellino 5, De Hoyos 3, Padrick 8 Frost 6, Anderson 7, Kessler 19, Perdue 6, Jenkins 2, Kaut 10, Corwin 3 FG: 22 of 70 —.314 FT: 18 of 31 —.581 Reb. FG: 18 of 43 —.419 FT: 10 of 12 —.833 Reb. Pelletier 6 At Raymond FG: 9 of 40 —.225 FT: 10 of 15 —.667 Reb: 33 (Cudney 11) N/A TIGERS 71, SEAGULLS 42 25 (Corwin 7) Whatcom (83) — Smith 2, Hallberg 7, Kiser Pe Ell (61) — Krafczyk 2, Smith 11, Lee 3, At Pe Ell Napavine 16 17 15 23 —71 La Center (48) — D’Emilio 12, Lewis 2, 6, Chisman 15, Edison 10, Rodriguez 3, Tyler Lusk, Jurek 19, McCalden 8, Bush 2, Yost 13, VIKINGS 58, TROJANS 29 Raymond 7 11 15 9 —42 Ballard 1, Alyse Webberley 5, Stephens 23, 27, Graham 9, Holz 4 Miller 2, Marrs Mossyrock 26 15 13 4 —58 Napavine (71) — Evander 23, Olson 32, Edwards 3, Cooley 2 FG: 31 of 70 —.443 FT: 8 of 13 —.615 Reb. FG: 26 of 54 —.481 FT: 5 of 6 —.833 Reb. Pe Ell 8 6 8 7 —29 Demarest 7, Parker 2, Perz-Stewart 2, Stanley FG: 16 of 49 —.327 FT: 8 of 11 —.727 Reb: 49 (Edison 15) 37 (Smith 11) Mossyrock (58) — Mulligan 3, Torrey 18, 3, Dahl 2 N/A Vigre 5, Nelson 9, Marshall 6, Hadaller 1, FG: 32 of 62 —.516 FT: 6 of 12 —.500 Reb. Saturday’s Results At Kittitas Brockway 4, Brooks 12 42 (Evander 10, Olson 8, Parker 9) At Pe Ell Mens Basketball BEAVERS 59, TIMBERWOLVES 40 FG: 21 of 54 —.389 FT: 13 of 19 —.684 Reb. Raymond (42) — Seydel 11, Quintanta 13, VIKINGS 67, INDIANS 25 At Oregon City Morton-WP 13 8 11 8 —40 25 Sida 2, Villalpando 10, Anderson 6 Mossyrock 25 22 18 2 —67 CARDINALS 95, TRAILBLAZERS 53 Woodland 13 16 22 8 —59 Pe Ell (29) — Mason 4, Carper 13, Hill 5, FG: 16 of 48 —.334 FT: 6 of 7 —.857 Reb. South Bend 8 8 9 0 —25 Skagit Valley 39 56 —95 Morton-White Pass (40) — Kelly 6, L. Ward 2, Krafczyk 1, Bush 2, Peterson 2 20 Mossyrock (67) — Lovan 1, Mulligan 9, Centralia 25 28 —53 Collette 7, Young 9, K. Collette 4, Smith 10, FG: 11 of 37 —.297 FT: 7 of 11 —.626 Reb. Torrey 13, Vigre 4, Nelson 14, Marshall 12, Skagit Valley (95) — Iglesia 19, Santana Salguero 4 21 At Pe Ell Brockway 3, Brooks 11 14, Isakson 9, Williams 9, Sharpe 16, Thomas FG: 17 of 41 —.415 FT: 4 of 6 —.667 Reb. INDIANS 65, VIKINGS 53 FG: 25 of 55 —.454 FT: 11 of 16 —.688 Reb. III 4, Newman, Chappell 12, Sheldon 5, 41 (Smith 8) At Napavine Mossyrock 20 13 14 6 —53 26 (Marshall, Brooks, Nelson 5) HallScriven 7 Woodland (59) — Hall 6, C. Logan 1, Flana- SEAGULLS 63, TIGERS 33 South Bend 9 21 19 16 —65 South Bend (25) — Jerles 3, Medina FG: 37 of 70 —.529 FT: 10 of 13 —.769 Reb. gan 21, Burns 9, T. Logan 1, Hanson 21 Raymond 16 15 17 15 —63 Mossyrock (53) — Mulligan, Kolb 7, Bellino 6, Markwell 2, Jewell 2, Williams 4, Rohr 6, 37 (HallScriven 8) FG: 23 of 56 —.411 FT: 7 of 9 —.778 Reb. Napavine 12 3 5 13 —33 11, De Hoyos 12, Padrick 12, Thompson 4 Johnson 2 Centralia (53) — Boston 16, Peppinger 4, 23 (Hall 5) Raymond (63) — I. Silvernail 20, Gardner FG: N/A FT: 2 of 4 —.500 Reb. 39 (Padrick FG: 11 of 28 —.393 FT: 3 of 4 —.750 Reb. Hoover 10, Matsen 9, Ashmore 8, Meadows 2, 22, Silva 2, Miller 6, Swogger 2, Enlow 1, 13) 19 (Johnson 6) Adams 4 At Toledo Stigar 3, McVey 2, Busenius 2, M. Silvernail 3 South Bend (65) — Johnson 2, Estle 13, FG: 22 of 54 —.407 FT: 5 of 8 —.625 Reb. FISHERMEN 52, INDIANS 38 FG: 20 of 47 —.426 FT: 16 of 28 —.571 Reb. Ashley 30, Anderson 2, Reidinger 10, Strozyk At Menlo 31 (Ashmore 11) Ilwaco 9 16 9 18 —52 34 (Gardner 10) 8 PIRATES 63, COMETS 19 Toledo 4 8 17 9 —38 Napavine (33) — Stewart 2, Beeson 4, FG: N/A FT: 13 of 23 —.565 Reb. N/A Naselle 8 2 4 5 —19 Women’s Basketball Ilwaco (52) — West 3, Whiting 11, Turner Sisson 8, Fagerness 2, Marcial 7, O’Neill 4, Adna 27 17 14 5 —63 At Longview 6, Baze 10, Douglas 5, Kaech 5, Vinsonhaler 4, Taliaferro 2, Segers 4 At Kittitas Naselle (19) — Dalton 3, Steenerson 8, LADY BLAZERS 77, THUNDERBIRDS 35 Nisbett 8 FG: 14 of 52 —.269 FT: 2 of 6 —.334 Reb. TIMBERWOLVES 42, COYOTES 33 Katymwink 2, Shriver 6 Highline 12 9 10 4 —35 FG: 19 of 54 —.352 FT: 8 of 16 —.500 Reb. 30 (Marcial, Stewart, Sisson 5) Morton-WP 8 9 11 14 —42 FG: 9 of 31 —.290 FT: 1 of 5 —.200 Reb. Centralia 23 23 12 19 —77 38 Kittitas 4 5 14 10 —33 N/A Highline (35) — Sinclair 2, Lunday 16, Toledo (38) — Bloomstrom 5, Soto 3, Friday’s Results Morton-White Pass (42) — Dean 4, Kelly 6, Adna (63) — White 7, Sliva 3, B. Loose 2, Ribeiro 4, Topp 10, Chosokabe 3 Cournyer 1, Gould 4, Schaplow 22, Sorenson Women’s College Basketball L. Collette 2, Blake 2, Young 11, K. Collette 3, Todd 2, Pannette 11, Wellander 4, Aselton 22, FG: 16 of 45 —.356 FT: 1 of 2 —.500 Reb. 3 At Longview Dotson 3, Smith 11, Salguero 1 Von Moos 8, Meister 4 30 FG: 13 of 45 —.288 FT: 10 of 17 —.588 Reb. RIVERHAWKS 79, LADY BLAZERS 54 FG: N/A FT: 10 of 21 —. Reb. N/A FG: 28 of 66 —.424 FT: 2 of 8 —.250 Reb. 39 Centralia (77) — Cudney 13, Cai 6, Yenne 29 (Gould, Soto 6) Umpqua 24 11 20 24 —79 Kittitas (33) — Walters 8, Hudson 8, Van- (Von Moos 13) 16, Cash 4, Nurmi 12, Huffine 12, Wilkerson 9, Centralia 6 15 18 15 —54 dom 5, Rosbach 4, Byers 2, Catlin 6 Narolski 5 At Tenino Umpqua (79) — Ricon 3, Campbell 8, FG: N/A FT: 9 of 20 —.450 Reb. N/A At Pe Ell FG: 29 of 63 —.460 FT: 9 of 17 —.529 Reb. BEAVERS 50, SEAGULLS 45 Riggle 8, Gonzalez 19, Mitchell 9, Boske 18, LOGGERS 59, TROJANS 31 28 (Cash 7) Raymond 8 13 17 7 —45 Van Hook 2, Yaro 6, McKinney 6 At Castle Rock Onalaska 11 24 13 11 —59 Tenino 10 16 13 11 —50 FG: 29 of 68 —.426 FT: 13 of 26 —.500 Reb. ROCKETS 67, INDIANS 49 Pe Ell 9 3 13 6 —31 Boys Basketball Raymond (45) — Seydel 25, Quintana 4, 49 (Riggle 13) Toledo 7 13 9 20 —49 Onalaska (59) — Rhodes 13, Duryea 4, At Menlo Villalpande 12, Phimmasone 4 Centralia (54) — Cudney 9, Cai 4, Yenne 18, Castle Rock 19 17 16 15 —67 Hamilton 2, Lawrence 20, Sandridge 6, A. COMETS 61, CARDINALS 48 FG: 19 of 51 —.373 FT: 3 of 5 —.600 Reb. Cash 7, Nurmi 7, Huffine 5, Wilkerson 4 Toledo (49) — Fernandez 12, Bloomstrom Cleveland-Barrera 6, C. Cleveland-Barrera 10 Winlock 9 18 14 7 —48 N/A FG: 20 of 59 —.339 FT: 10 of 19 —.526 Reb. 14, Soto 3, Cournyer 2, Gould 2, Schaplow 12, FG: 23 of 51 —.451 FT: 9 of 18 —.500 Reb. Naselle 7 19 18 17 —61 Tenino (50) — Hart 2, Brewer 18, Beckford 25 (Cudney, Yenne 5) Sorenson 4 32 Winlock (48) — Tiemens 4, Cline 20, Welch 13, Russell 2, Hickle 15 FG: 20 of 59 —.339 FT: 3 of 7 —.429 Reb. Pe Ell (31) — Mason 11, Carper 3, Hill 3, 2, Richendollar 2, Patching 5, Swofford 6, FG: 20 of 59 —.339 FT: 7 of 14 —.500 Reb. Boys Basketball 39 (Soto 11) Ward 10, Howard 4 Suhrbier 8, Gonzalez 2 N/A At Tenino Castle Rock (67) — Alblinger 6, Womack FG: 9 of 53 —.170 FT: 9 of 18 —.500 Reb. FG: 20 of 54 —.370 FT: 4 of 10 —.400 Reb. BEAVERS 58, WARRIORS 51 3, L. Partridge 10, Trigstad 2, Gardner 13, W. 26 (Mason 8) 26 (Cline, Richendollar 8) Girls Basketball Rochester 8 19 8 16 —51 Partridge 3, A. Partridge 16, Boissonault 4 Naselle (61) — Ca. Haatala 1, Strange 5, At Menlo Tenino 9 20 20 9 —58 FG: 28 of 68 —.412 FT: 6 of 15 —.400 Reb. Thursday’s Results Lindstrom 17, Glenn 22, Ch. Haatala 6, Wirk- PIRATES 45, VIKINGS 26 Rochester (51) — Groninger 17, Clouse 6, 37 Girls Basketball kala 3, Gregory 7 Adna 7 11 15 12 —45 Vanderhoof 6, Hawes 15, Vaughn 7 At Vancouver FG: 20 of 42 —.476 FT: 15 of 24 —.625 Reb. Willapa Vly. 9 8 2 7 —26 FG: 18 of 53 —.340 FT: 4 of 15 —.267 At Pe Ell TIGERS 53, SENTINELS 36 27 Adna (45) — White 4, Sliva 2, Todd 7, Pan- Tenino (58) — Heay 1, Z. Russell 7, Brewer LOGGERS 67, TROJANS 35 Centralia 13 14 11 15 —53 nette 6, Wellander 2, Aselton 7, Von Moos 11, 11, Beckford 9, P. Russell 13, H. Whitaker 2, Onalaska 24 19 18 6 —67 Seton Catholic 9 9 9 9 —36 At Menlo Meister 6 Hickle 15 Pe Ell 10 9 7 9 —35 Centralia (53) — Mora 4, Hawley 9, Sas 2, VIKINGS 46, PIRATES 40 FG: 16 of 47 —.341 FT: 11 of 17 —.648 Reb. FG: 20 of 60 —.333 FT: 16 of 27 —.593 Onalaska (67) — Dalsted 8, Whitehead 20, Sharp 8, Kaut 14, Corwin 16 Valley 11 16 6 13 —46 32 (Von Moos 8) Reb: 39 (Hickle 15) Frazier 2, Hamilton 4, Lawrence 12, Allison FG: 19 of 45 —.422 FT: 8 of 18 —.444 Reb: Adna 10 10 7 13 —40 Willapa Valley (26) — Atkins 2, Patrick 7, 17, Marshall 4 41 (Kaut 20) Willapa Valley (46) — Pearson 10, Walker Swartz 4, Betrozoff 9, Amacher 2, Huber 2 At Menlo FG: 29 of 65 —.446 FT: 3 of 5 —.600 Reb. Seton Catholic (36) — Vick 6, Ephraim 3, 13, Adkins 15, Phansisay 2, Deniston 6 FG: 12 of 42 —.286 FT: 1 of 5 —.200 Reb. N/A CARDINALS 67, VIKINGS 63 N/A Watkins 17, K. Willis 5, Morgan 3, M. Willis 2 FG: 15 of 46 —.326 FT: 10 of 12 —.833 Reb. Winlock 20 14 17 16 —67 Pe Ell (35) — Krafcyk, Smith 14, Lusk 3, FG: 11 of 41 —.268 FT: 9 of 12 —.750 Reb: N/A At Toledo Willapa Valley 18 8 13 24 —63 Jurek 7, McCalden 2, Yost 7, Marrs 2 20 SPORTS ON THE AIR

TUESDAY, Dec. 31 2 p.m. 5 p.m. NCAA football ESPN — Rose Bowl, Oregon vs. Wisconsin NBA — Golden State at Minnesota 11 a.m. 5:45 p.m. 7:30 p.m. CBS — Sun Bowl, Florida St. vs. Arizona St. ESPN — Sugar Bowl, Georgia vs. Baylor NBA — Detroit at L.A. Clippers 12:45 p.m. NBA basketball NCAA basketball ESPN — Liberty Bowl, Navy vs. Kansas St. 4:30 p.m. 2 p.m. 4:30 p.m. NBA/NBCSNW — Portland at New York ESPNU — Men, Liberty at Florida Gulf Coast ESPN — Alamo Bowl, Utah vs. Texas NCAA basketball 3:30 p.m. NBA basketball Noon CBSSN — Men, James Madison at North Caro- 4 p.m. ESPNU — Men, East Carolina at Wichita St. lina Wilmington NBA — Denver at Houston 2 p.m. 4 p.m. NHL hockey ESPNU — Men, South Florida at SMU ESPN — Men, North Texas at Western Kentucky 6 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. NHL — N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton CBSSN — Men, Connecticut at Cincinnati FS1 — Men, Illinois at Michigan St. NCAA basketball 6 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 11 a.m. CBSSN — Men, Marquette at Creighton EPNSU — Men, Temple at Central Florida 7 p.m. PAC-12 — Men, Oregon St. at Utah 1:30 p.m. ROOT — Men, Colorado St. at Nevada CBSSN — Men, Dayton at La Salle CBSSN — Men, Georgia St. vs. Wyoming 8 p.m. 6 p.m. 2:30 p.m. CBSSN — Men, Utah St. at UNLV ESPN2 — Men, Oregon at Colorado FS1 — Men, Georgetown at Providence ESPNU — Men, Jacksonville St. at Morehead St. 4:30 p.m. THURSDAY, Jan. 2 7 p.m. FS1 — Men, Butler at St. John’s NCAA football ROOT — Men, Gonzaga at Portland Noon FS1 — Men, UCLA at Washington WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1 ESPN — Birmingham Bowl, Boston College vs. 7:30 p.m. NCAA football Cincinnati PAC-12 — Men, USC at Washington St. 10 a.m. 4 p.m. 8 p.m. ABC — Citrus Bowl, Alabama vs. Michigan ESPN — Gator Bowl, Indiana vs. Tennessee ESPN2 — Men, Teams TBA ESPN — Outback Bowl, Minnesota vs. Auburn NBA basketball ESPNU — Men, Teams TBA • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019

Men’s in nine points, and Leyton Col- Boys lette collected seven rebounds. College Basketball Morton-White Pass (4-5) Continued from Sports 1 hosts Winlock in Randle on Fri- Walla Walla Thumps day, Jan. 3. Coleson Richendollar added Blazer Men 102-74 eight boards for the Cardinals. By The Chronicle Winlock (6-2) faces Morton- Fishermen White Pass in Randle on Friday OREGON CITY, Ore. — to open Central 2B League play. Overpower Toledo Walla Walla poured in 55 sec- TOLEDO — Duke Schap- ond-half points to beat Centra- low scored 22 points, but that lia, 102-74, here Saturday in the Willapa Valley Edges was about all the offense Toledo Clackamas CC Holiday Tourna- Pirates in Jack Q. could find here Saturday night ment. during a 52-38 loss to Ilwaco in The Warriors went 18 of 41 Pearson Finale non-league boys basketball ac- from long range in the win, with Faust Ystueta hitting 6 of 9 and MENLO — The Pirates had tion. scoring 22 points. Jake Poulton a late lead, but couldn’t hold on The Fishermen scored 18 added 26 points and 12 assists. here Saturday against the Jack Q. points in the fourth quarter to Taylor Meadows came off the Pearson Holiday Classic hosts in pull away, though four straight bench to lead Centralia with 24 a 46-40 loss. turnovers by Toledo late in the game spoiled what had been points. Jerry Boston added 16 The Vikings rallied from and Elijah Hoover scored 11. a five-point deficit midway only a four-point deficit. “We didn’t help ourselves out,” Centralia (3-9) hosts Olympic through the fourth quarter to on Thursday. pull out the win, improving to Toledo coach Grady Fallon said. 6-2 on the season. “Schaplow had a great night. Un- Adna coach Luke Salme, fortunately nobody else could Blazers Blown Out however, was happy with his hit the broad side of a barn.” team’s work. The Indians went just 1 of 18 by Skagit Valley “I’m incredibly proud of our from long range, and were with- OREGON CITY, Ore. — kids’ effort,” he said. “That was Rob Hilson / For The Chronicle out guard Carlo Arceo-Hansen. Skagit Valley built a lead in the as hard as we’ve played for four Adna’s Zander Blankenship-Todd tracks down a loose ball on Saturday against Wil- Daniel Whiting led Ilwaco first half and used an 18-0 run quarters all year. We played our lapa Valley during the Jack Q. Pearson Holiday Classic tournament in Menlo. with 11 points. Calvin Baze add- in the second half to blow out butts off.” 61-51 going into the fourth. Max Smith added 11 points, ed 10. the Centralia College men, 95-53, Braden Thomas led Adna Carter McCoy led W.F. West with 11 rebounds, six steals and Toledo (2-6) plays at Rainier here Saturday in the Clackamas with 20 points, and Salme noted with 20 points and Kayden Kelly five assists, for Pe Ell. on Friday to start Central 2B CC Holiday Tournament. Cole Fay and Trevor Minkoff chipped in 15. Easton Guerrero The Trojans led 40-23 at League play. Jerry Boston led Centralia both played well defensively. added 11. halftime, and shot 48 percent with 16 points on 7 of 8 shooting. “We just didn’t get a couple Kellen Ball and Gabe An- (26 of 54) from the field. Beavers Hold Off Elijah Hoover added 10 points, bounces that we could have got- derson each scored 16 for Se- Jeremiah Yost added 13 and Tyler Ashmore scored eight ten late,” Salme said. “But things ton Catholic (5-4), with Xavian points and eight rebounds for Pe Raymond 50-45 with 11 rebounds. are headed in the right direc- The Blazers, though, went Rushing adding 15. The Cou- Ell. TENINO — Logan Brewer tion.” just 4 of 18 from long range and gars were 18 of 26 from the foul Gunnar Mulligan led Mossy- scored 18 points and Tenino Tyler Adkins led Pe Ell with turned the ball over 24 times. line in the win. rock with 13 points. stayed just ahead of Raymond 15 points. Logan Walker scored Anthony Iglesia led Skagit W.F. West (5-3) plays at Pe Ell (2-6) plays at South here Saturday in a 50-45 non- 13, and Carter Pearson chipped Valley with 19 points, going 5 Olympic on Saturday. The Bend on Thursday, Jan. 2. Moss- league boys hoops win. in 10. of 11 from long range. The Car- “It went all the way down Willapa Valley led 27-20 at Bearcats open Evergreen 2A yrock (2-4) hosts Kalama on the dinals outrebounded Centralia the stretch,” Tenino coach Joe halftime. Conference play at Black Hills same night. 37-31. Chirhart said. “Our post play Adna (4-5) plays at Onalaska on Tuesday, Jan. 4. Skagit Valley shot 37 of 70 kind of got us through tonight. on Jan. 3 to open Central 2B (53 percent) from the field to im- Woodland Runs They have some tough guards.” League play. prove to 12-0. Jurek, Trojans Drop Past MWP 59-40 Chief among those tough Mossyrock 61-50 guards was Trey Seydel, who Seton Catholic Slips KITTITAS — Woodland scored 19 of his game-high 25 Women’s PE ELL — The Trojans pulled away in the middle quar- points in the second half. Past Bearcats Late wrapped up the Pe Ell Christ- ters, outscoring Morton-White Tenino, though, got 15 points College Basketball YAKIMA — W.F. West mas Tournament with a win Pass 38-19 and wrapping up the and 11 rebounds from Takari couldn’t quite get past Seton here Saturday, topping Mossy- Kittitas Holiday HS Basketball Hickle inside, and 13 points Blazers Women Wrap Catholic here Saturday, falling rock 61-50 in non-league boys Tournament with a 59-40 non- and a solid defensive effort from LCC Tourney With 76-74 on Day 2 of the SunDome hoops action. league boys hoops win. Nick Beckford. Shootout boys basketball tour- Kollin Jurek scored 19 points Isaiah Flanagan and Trey “We tried to stick to our game Loss to Whatcom nament. for Pe Ell on 8 of 14 shooting, Hanson each scored 21 for the plan of maybe feeding the post LONGVIEW — Centralia Seton Catholic converted 12 and went 3 of 4 from behind the Beavers. a little bit,” Chirhart said, “and fell behind early and never recov- of 17 foul shots in the fourth arc. Morton-White Pass got 10 it ended up coming out in our ered here Sunday, closing out the quarter, and scored its last 11 “He played really well,” Pe Ell points from Elliott Smith, who favor.” Lower Columbia Women’s Holi- points at the foul line to hold on coach Clape Lusk said. “He kind added a team-high eight re- Tenino (4-4) plays at Toutle day Classic hoops tournament for a win. The Bearcats trailed of took a step up tonight.” bounds. Hayden Young chipped Lake on Friday. with an 83-68 loss to Whatcom. Danielle Tyler came off the “We’re lucky to survive,” Napavine coach Rex Stanley stretch to hold off the defending bench to lead Whatcom with 27 Basketball Winlock coach Nick Bamer said. said. “We had a size advantage, State 2B champions. points, going 10 of 23 from the “We’re a pretty happy bunch and we we were able to take The 33 points was Kittitas’ field at 6 of 11 from long range. Continued from Sports 1 right now.” advantage of it. Our other guys lowest point total of the season, Whatcom hit 13 of 28 from Richendollar added 13 are doing a real good job of get- and MWP improved to 4-4 — long range (44 percent) and out- for a half, but couldn’t keep the points for Winlock, with Tie- ting the ball inside to Keith and with just two home games so far rebounded Centralia 49-33, with pace late in a 79-50 loss here Fri- mens finishing with 11. Cade.” — on the season. Gabrielle Edison grabbing 15 re- day in the SunDome Shootout Logan Walker led Willapa Gavin Parker added eight re- “To do that in their gym was bounds to go with 10 points. Centralia trailed 25-16 after a boys basketball tournament. Valley with 25 points, though bounds for Napavine. really nice to see,” Cramer said. quarter. Tyler Speck scored 15 points the Vikings were without 6-foot- Adrian Quintana led “They’re working hard on these Selena Cudney led Centralia for W.F. West, which trailed just 6 center Bo Buchanan. Allen Napavine with 13 points. Tre road trips.” 32-30 at the break. Deniston added 15 for Valley. Seydel added 11. with 21 points on 7 of 11 shoot- North Kitsap, however, held ing, with 11 rebounds, five steals a 46-23 rebounding advantage, Rockets Run Past and four assists. Ashley Leads South Lindsey Nurmi added 11 for with five players over 6-foot- Naselle Shoots Toledo 67-49 4 throwing a wrench in the Past Adna Late Bend Past Mossyrock the Blazers and Chloe Narolski Bearcats’ plans. CASTLE ROCK — The In- chipped in 10. Kobe McMillian led North MENLO — The Pirates saw PE ELL — Nathon Ashley’s dians couldn’t get much going Centralia (7-6) plays at Pen- Kitsap with 22 points. Jo- a nine-point lead evaporate over 30 points helped South Bend ral- here Friday, falling to Castle insula on Saturday. nas La Tour added 18, Logan the last 10 minutes here Friday, ly past Mossyrock, 65-53, here Rock 67-49 in non-league boys Chmielewski scored 17 and falling to Naselle 61-51 in the Friday in a boys basketball con- basketball action. Centralia Tops Highline reigning Olympic League MVP first day of action at the Jack Q. test during the Pe Ell Christmas Adam Partridge led Castle Shaa Humphrey added eight for Pearson Holiday Tournament at Tournament. Rock with 16 points, while LONGVIEW — Four Blazers the Vikings, which went 30 of 61 Willapa Valley High School. The Indians (1-6) outscored Landon Gardner chipped in 13 hit double figures and Centra- from the field. Braden Thomas led Adna Mossyrock 35-20 in the second and Lane Patridge added 10. lia routed Highline, 77-35, here Carter McCoy added 12 with 22 points, with Chase Col- half. The Rockets led 19-7 after a Saturday in the Lower Columbia for W.F. West, and Cade Haller lins chipping in 14. “Give South Bend a lot of quarter. Women’s Holiday Classic basket- credit,” Mossyrock coach Adam scored 11 with seen rebounds. Naselle, however, caught Ryan Bloomstrom led Tole- ball tournament. Deck said. “They played hard, Kayden Kelly added three points fire with two minutes left in the do with 14 points. Fredy Fernan- Caitlin Yenne led Centralia and they were more aggressive.” with 16 points. Selena Cudney and seven assists. third quarter and Adna up nine. dez and Duke Schaplow each That attacking mental- “It was an awful combination chipped in 12, but the Indians scored 13, going 4 of 9 from long ity showed up in the box score, of bad turnovers by us, and they turned the ball over 21 times range, and Lindsey Nurmi and where South Bend attempted 23 Ashley Huffine each added 12 Cline, Cardinals Keep made 10 3s in the last 10 min- and went just 20 of 59 (34 per- foul shots to the Vikings’ four. points. Huffine was 4 of 5 from utes,” Adna coach Luke Salme cent) from the field. Miguel Soto Vikings at Bay Matthew De Hoyes and Dyl- behind the arc. said. “Defensively, we weren’t snared 11 board for the Indians. MENLO — The Cardinals very good in those 10 minutes, lan Padrick each scored 12 for The Blazers went 10 of 24 came out on top of a back-and- and offensively we had too many Mossyrock, with Padrick add- from deep as a team, and made forth boys hoops matchup here unforced turnovers.” ing 13 rebounds. Ryan Bellino Loggers Shut Down the most of Highline’s 35 turn- Friday night in the Jack Q. Pear- Kolby Glenn hit four 3s in chipped in 11 points. overs. son Holiday Classic, holding off the final 10 minutes for Naselle Pe Ell, 67-35 host Willapa Valley 67-63. and Corey Gregory cashed in MWP Beats Kittitas PE ELL — The Loggers got Top-Ranked Riverhawks Bryce Cline led Winlock three. Glenn finished with 18 20 points from Carter White- with 27 points, and the Cardi- points and Gregory scored 19, to Open Road Trip head and kept the Trojans in Rout Lady Blazers nals watched a 17-point lead helping the Comets outscore KITTITAS — The Timber- check here Friday night for a 67- LONGVIEW — Umpqua evaporate in the second half. Adna 22-9 in the fourth frame. wolves won a defensive battle 35 win in the boys portion of the bounced out to an 18-point lead Chad Flemetis hit a pair of here Friday, putting away the Pe Ell Christmas Tournament. in the first quarter and never three-pointers in the final min- Napavine’s Evander, Coyotes 42-33 in the Kittitas Onalaska shot 45 percent (29 looked back here Friday, topping ute that each gave Willapa Valley Holiday HS Basketball Tourna- of 65) from the field and had a Centralia 79-54 in the Lower Co- the lead, but Winlock answered Olson Too Much ment. 20-point lead by halftime. lumbia Women’s Holiday Classic the first with a fastbreak bucket Hayden Young and Elliott “They looked good,” Pe Ell basketball tournament. from Coleson Richendollar and for Raymond Smith each scored 11 to lead coach Clape Lusk said. “That’s Cielo Gonzalez led the No. the second with a three from RAYMOND — Cade Morton-White Pass. the best defense we’ve faced all 1-ranked Riverhawks with 19 Cline. Evander notched a triple-double, “Energy-wise, we looked year.” points and added seven steals. Junior guard Landon Tie- Keith Olson scored 32 points, good,” MWP coach Chad Cra- Kayden Allison scored 17 Hunter Boske came off the bench mens hit the biggest shot for the and Napavine had little trouble mer said. “We didn’t shoot it and Cade Lawrence added 12 for to add 18 points, and go 4 of 7 Cardinals, however, knocking with Raymond in a 71-42 boys real well. It was a long trip over, the Loggers. from long range, for Umpqua down the go-ahead three with hoops win here Friday. so you’re not going to come out Max Smith paced Pe Ell with (11-0). less than 15 seconds left to put Evander, a junior forward, shooting the ball great, but we 14 points, and Joey McCalden Caitlin Yenne led Centralia Winlock up for good. scored 23 points with 10 re- rebounded well.” added five assists. with 18 points and added five Cline then sealed the win bounds and 10 assists, while Smith and freshman Josh “I think we played hard,” rebounds. Selena Cudney added with a steal with about five sophomore post Olson went 15 Salguero were both solid on the Lusk said. “We’ve still got some nine points. seconds left. The senior point of 19 from the field and added boards, Cramer pointed out, things to get better at, but Max The Blazers (6-5) went 4 of 23 guard added eight rebounds and eight rebounds. and the Timberwolves convert- Smith battled hard, and he plays from long range (17 percent) and went 12 of 21 from the field. “I was happy with it,” ed enough free throws down the hard. He does a good job.” were outrebounded 49-25. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019 SPORTS

NFL 49ers 26, Seahawks 21: Greenlaw’s Heroic Tackle Secures NFC’s Top Seed By Cam Inman The Mercury News SEATTLE — Make way for the top-seeded 49ers. As they charge into the playoffs for the first time in six seasons, they do so after a 26-21, thrilling win over the host Se- attle Seahawks, ending an eight- game losing streak at Century- Link Field dating to 2012. The 49ers (13-3) get next weekend off before hosting their first playoff game in Levi’s Sta- dium’s six-year history, and that divisional-round matchup could feature a rematch against the No. 5-seeded Seahawks (11-5) if they advance past their wild-card visit to the No. 3-seed Philadelphia Eagles (9-7). In capturing their first NFC West title since 2012 and the 20th in franchise history, the 49ers needed Dre Greenlaw’s he- roics on the final play (and a re- play review) to stop an insatiable Seahawks’ rally. Greenlaw stopped Jacob Hol- lister just short of the end zone

on a fourth-and-goal reception, Mike Siegel / The Seattle Times with nine seconds remaining. Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch leaps into the end zone for a touchdown in the fourth quarter as the San Francisco 49ers play the Seattle Seahawks Jimmy Garoppolo’s 2-yard sneak at CenturyLink Field in Seattle on Sunday. ate up the final seconds. The 49ers had blanked the final minute, and three con- lowed until the Hollister catch- with 3:36 remaining. Seahawks, pulled them within Seahawks 13-0 in the first half, secutive incompletions, Wilson and-thud. The 49ers’ ensuing drive 19-14 with 9:55 remaining on a but then held on as Seattle quar- found John Ursua at the 1-yard The Seahawks scored three could only kill just over a minute 1-yard touchdown plunge. Ra- terback Russell Wilson worked touchdowns after halftime, and off the clock, hindered by cen- heem Mostert’s second touch- line. A delay-of-game penalty his typical magic to put forth a cornerback Ahkello Wither- ter Ben Garland’s unnecessary down run in as many drives, second-half scare. pushed the ball back to the 5, spoon allowed a pair of touch- roughness penalty. however, pumped the 49ers’ Wilson got the Seahawks sent Marshawn Lynch back to down catches, including a 14- Marshawn Lynch, in his lead back to 26-14 with 5:51 to down to the 12-yard line in the the bench and incompletions fol- yard scoring strike to DK Metcalf much-hyped encore with the go.

to watch, creating lots of turn- to lead 46-28. Mackenzie Mays Hoops overs.” chipped in six for the Timber- Caelyn Marshall and Jenny wolves. Continued from Sports 1 Brockway each added three Payton Kessler led Castle steals. Andee Nelson chipped in Rock with 19 points. added 10 points for the winners. with nine points and three as- Morton-White Pass (1-8) Toledo coach Brian Layton sists. plays at Napavine on Monday. praised his team’s defensive Charlie Carper led Pe Ell work, particularly on Ilwaco’s with 13 points, but too many high-scoring guard Erika Glenn, turnovers limited the Trojans’ Undefeated Seagulls who was limited to four points. offensive chances. Top Napavine “We played good help D,” “We identified some things Layton said. “We had (Alejan- we need to work on in practice,” NAPAVINE — Raymond got dra) Cadarso, Schaplow, and Pe Ell coach Randy Driver said. 22 points for Kyra Gardner and Greenlee Clark all take turns “Foremost would be taking care pulled away from Napavine in defending her, and they all did a of the ball.” the middle quarters for a 63-33 good job.” Mossyrock (10-0) plays at non-league girls hoops win here Toledo trailed 18-15 at half- Kalama on Jan. 3. Pe Ell (3-5) Friday. time, but pulled away after the hosts South Bend on the same Gardner added 10 rebounds, break and outscored Ilwaco 18-4 night. and Izzy Silvernail scored 20 in the fourth. Note: Onalaska beat South and hit 4 of 5 from long range to “We kind of got in a groove Bend, 64-25, in the other girls lead Raymond. in that third and fourth quar- game of the Pe Ell Christmas Rae Sisson scored eight for ter and found our offensive Tournament on Saturday. rhythm,” Layton said. Napavine with five rebounds. Gracie Madill added six as- Natalya Marcial added seven sists for Toledo. Estella Sheldon Rob Hilson / For The Chronicle Castle Rock Holds Off points and five rebounds. led Ilwaco with 12 points. Adna’s Makaela Meister tries to grab the basketball between a pair of Vikings on Raymond forced 28 Tiger Toledo (7-1) hosts Yakama Saturday against Willapa Valley during the Jack Q. Pearson Holiday Classic tourna- Morton-White Pass turnovers, and Gardner added Tribal on Monday. ment in Menlo. CASTLE ROCK — The Tim- seven steals. “I thought, defensively, Rae with a still-flawless record here Mossyrock led 26-8 after a berwolves fell behind early and couldn’t rally in the second half, Sisson and Makensee Taliaferro Saturday, beating Pe Ell 58-29 quarter and held Pe Ell to 11 of Mossyrock Stays falling to Castle Rock 52-42 here mad (Gardner) work hard for Unbeaten With Win at in the Pe Ell Christmas Tourna- 37 shooting. Saturday in non-league girls her 22,” Napavine coach Shane ment to improve to 10-0. “Our defense is getting better hoops action. Schutz said. Pe Ell Payton Torrey scored 18 for and better every game,” Mossy- Shaylee Peters led MWP Napavine (2-5) hosts Mor- PE ELL — Mossyrock hit the Vikings and Hailey Brooks rock coach Autumn Moorcroft with 12 points, but the Rockets ton-White Pass on Monday at the halfway point in the season added 12. said. “The aggressiveness is fun scored 22 in the third quarter 6:30 p.m. Friday’s Prep Girls Basketball Winter, Warriors Make Short Work of Grizzlies By The Chronicle lia was just 9 of 40 (23 percent) scoreless in the fourth quarter, quarter to lead 35-12 at halftime. Thursday’s Games ROCHESTER — Paige Win- shooting in the loss. with the clock running with the “We just couldn’t seem to hit ter scored 23 points and Roches- Sophomore Jayden Hawley Vikings’ 40-point lead. a basket,” Pe Ell coach Randy Kaut Leads Tigers Past ter dominated Hoquiam, 57-12, led Centralia with 13 points. Driver said. “They played good Seton Catholic here Friday in non-league girls “That’s good for her moving Pirates Crush Naselle defense and took us out of our basketball action. forward,” said Ashmore. “She offense, especially in that second SEATTLE — The Centralia Winter added seven re- did really good being aggressive 63-19 in Valley quarter.” girls basketball team defeated Hope Rhodes added 13 bounds, and Lexie Sederberg- and taking control of the ball to- MENLO — Payton Asel- Seton Catholic 53-36 during the points for Onalaska, with Car- Jones scored 15 points for Roch- night.” ton scored 22 points and Adna Hoops for the Holiday Tourna- men Cleveland-Barrera scoring ester. The Warriors led 33-7 by Carissa Kaut added 10. Mad- thumped Naselle, 63-19, here Fri- ment at Evergreen High School 10. halftime. elinn Corwin added seven re- day on the girls side of the Jack Q. here Thursday night. Annika Mason scored 11 “I thought we played really bounds. Pearson Holiday Tournament at The Tigers focused on de- points and grabbed eight re- good team basketball and shared Willapa Valley. fending the perimeter keeping bounds to lead Pe Ell. Rachel the ball well,” Rochester coach Aselton went 11 of 17 from Seton Catholic at just nine points Mossyrock Blows Past Ward added 10 points. Davina Serdahl said. “The de- the field and scored 16 in the first each quarter. fense, I thought, played really South Bend half, finishing the game with “They are a scrappy little team good.” PE ELL — Mossyrock scored 11 steals and three assists. Tyas Beavers Top Orting in OT but they live and die by the three Kortney Kerbaugh added pointer so that was our main fo- 47 first-half points and cruised Pannette added 11 for Adna, go- VANCOUVER — The Bea- six points and seven boards for ing 3 of 5 from long range. cus,” said coach Doug Ashmore. here Friday, topping South Bend vers heated up in overtime here Rochester (6-3), which hosts The Pirates led 44-10 at half- 67-25 in the girls basketball por- Friday to beat Orting, 55-48, in “Our defense really stepped up Centralia on Jan. 8 to open Ever- time after holding the Comets to tion of Pe Ell Christmas Tourna- the Charles Wright Academy and I’m really happy with how green 2A Conference play. just two second-quarter points. ment. Holiday Tournament. they played.” Jackie Steenerson led Naselle Andee Nelson scored 14 Ashley Schow led Tenino Madelinn Corwin was the with eight points. points with five rebounds to with 22 points, including 18 in leading scorer for Centralia with Centralia Falls to La Karlee Von Moos chipped in lead the Vikings. Freshman Cae- the fourth quarter and overtime. 16 points, followed by Carissa eight points and led Adna with Center 48-32 lyn Marshall added 12 with five It was the first win of the sea- Kaut who had 14 points and 20 13 rebounds. VANCOUVER — Centralia boards, and fellow freshman son for Tenino, which managed rebounds on the night. Jayden was defeated by La Center, 48-32, Payton Torrey chipping in 13 just two second-quarter points. Hawley put nine points on the here Friday at Evergreen High points. Lawrence, Loggers Too “We missed a lot of contested board and Kylie Sharp scored School’s Hoop for the Holiday “I couldn’t ask for a better ef- shots inside,” Tenino coach Scott eight while also acquiring six re- tournament. fort from everybody,” Mossyrock Much for Trojans Ashmore said. “In the second bounds and five assists. Jasmine “Our defense wasn’t a strong coach Autumn Moorcroft said. PE ELL — Callie Lawrence half, once we started getting Mora added four points. point for us tonight,” said Tiger “Defensively we executed, and of- scored 20 points, and Onalas- some steals, we got a lot of good “Corwin and Kaut put on an coach Doug Ashmore. “They fensively we still have a little bit ka put away Pe Ell, 59-31, here looks and started making some impressive performance tonight,” moved the ball and made us of room to work on executing. Friday in the Pe Ell Christmas shots.” said Ashmore. “I loved seeing work a lot.” But lots of turnovers turned into Tournament. Megan Letts added 12 teammates looking for each The Wildcats also cashed in scoring on our end.” The Loggers outscored the points for Tenino. Abby Severse other and running the floor hard eight 3-pointers, while Centra- Mossyrock held South Bend host Trojans 24-3 in the second chipped in 11. tonight.” • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019

NFL Jameis Winston Ends Bucs’ Season, Overtime Loss With Pick-Six TAMPA, Fla. (TNS) — Re- in the season finale in front of member this image. You can bet 58,472 at TIAA Bank Field. the Bucs will. It snapped a three-game los- On the last play of the 2019 ing streak at home and was the season, Jameis Winston threw Jaguars’ first victory in front of a pass to Cameron Brate that their home crowd since Oct. 27, was intercepted and returned 28 when they beat the New York yards for a touchdown to give the Jets 29-15. The Jaguars scored Falcons a 28-22 overtime win more than ‘30 points since Week over the Bucs Sunday. 2 of the 2018 season against New It was Winston’s second in- England. terception of the game, both by The Jaguars closed out the Falcons linebacker Deion Jones, season at 6-10, a one-game im- and his 30th of the season. That provement after finishing with made Winston the only player five wins last season. in NFL history to throw 30-plus Will it be enough for Mar- touchdown passes and 30 inter- rone to save his job? ceptions in the same season. He Khan is expected to meet had two TD passes Sunday to with Marrone and his staff by give him 33. midweek before making any po- The Falcons tied the game on tential changes. The Jaguars de- the final play in regulation on nied an ESPN report published Younghoe Koo’s fifth field goal. Saturday citing sources Marrone The Bucs won the coin toss would be dismissed after Sun- and Winston ended it just a few day’s game against the Indianap- seconds later. olis Colts. The Bucs finished 7-9 and in OCTAVIO JONES / Tampa Bay Times Marrone still took a business- third place in the NFC South. Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston (3) runs the ball during the fourth quarter against the Atlanta Falcons on as-usual approach, pacing the It shouldn’t have come to that. Sunday at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla. The Atlanta Falcons defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 28-22 in overtime. sideline with a stern look while Bucs rookie kicker Matt Gay encouraging his players to make yards and single-handedly out- missed three field goals in the plays and give effort. scoring the Steelers. game. Several players have endorsed Winston became only the his return. eighth player in NFL history to Eagles Win NFC The Jaguars played hard pass for more than 5,000 yards against the Colts and their 13 and the first in club history by East With 34-17 points scored in the first half was passing for 201 yards. Rout of Giants the most they combined to score The Bucs spotted the Falcons in the first half in the last five a 10-0 lead by allowing eligible EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. games. tackle Ty Sambrailo to haul in — The rain-slicked hill almost After a slow start, rookie quar- a 35-yard touchdown pass from grew too high for the Eagles terback Gardner Minshew was Matt Ryan on the game’s open- to climb Sunday, as the fourth on the mark with accurate passing series. A fumble by Bucs run- quarter began in what became a ing. Early in the second quarter, ning back Ronald Jones on the 34-17 victory over the New York Minshew tossed a 45-yard deep first possession led to a field goal. Giants. pass to wide receiver Keelan Winston threw TD passes to The visitors’ injury list slid Cole. On the next play, Minshew on fourth-and-goal at the 2 to past ridiculous all the way to sur- Brate and hit Breshad Perriman real. Mixed with some terrible threw a 14-yard touchdown to for a 24-yard score with 11 sec- penalties, the injury plague was Cole while he was chased from onds remaining in the half. about to end a season that could the pocket. Despite giving up an In between, linebacker Devin be aptly described using both of opening drive touchdown for the White returned a fumble by Matt those terms. ANDREW MILLS / TNS fourth straight game, the Jaguars Ryan 91 yards for a touchdown, Then a low Giants snap New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones (8) and Philadelphia defensive tackle didn’t unraveled. White’s second such return of bounced off Saquon Barkley’s Fletcher Cox (91) chase after the ball after Jones fumbled it during the fourth quar- They took a 24-20 lead on the season. ankle, back to rookie quarter- ter on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. Sunday. their opening drive after half- back Daniel Jones, who had time. Minshew threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to rookie run- fumbled it toward Barkley. As We’ve just got to be ready for 2020. Ravens Reach 14 Wins Jones worked to put the ball away, ning back Ryquell Armstead, next week. That’s what you come There could be staff chang- who earned his first career start for First Time, Beat Malcolm Jenkins pried it from in for the season for — working es and there definitely will be his grasp. It was the sort of thing because Leonard Fournette was for the playoffs ... Don’t get me player movement for the Rams held out because of the flu. Steelers 28-10 Jenkins tends to do in important wrong, it’s hard to make the play- during an offseason that will be BALTIMORE (TNS) — As moments. offs in this league. We’ve been re- spent trying to correct problems chaos unfolded across the NFL Jones chased the bouncing ally blessed in our organization.” that plagued a team that played Oakland Eliminated on Sunday, a Week 17 brew of ball back toward his goal line, The Pats will have three prac- in the Super Bowl last season. craziness spilling from Massa- pursued by a pack of desperate tices this week to try to fix their For a day, anyway, the Rams From Playoffs chusetts to Texas, the brightest Eagles. Fletcher Cox won the mistakes on both offense and de- took solace in finishing with a Before Dramatic star on the league’s best team sat race. First down Eagles, at the fense. Players on both sides of the winning record for the third year on the bench Sunday afternoon, New York 2. Boston Scott, the ball said their confidence isn’t in a row. Ending Falls Short lone running back standing, smiling, staying warm. wavering. In their four seasons at the DENVER — It wasn’t satis- powered up the middle for his Lamar Jackson and the Ra- “That confidence is never go- Coliseum, the Rams changed the fying in the least, but when the second of three touchdowns, and vens had earned that privilege, ing to go away. We know what we image of a franchise that had not Raiders lost 16-15 to the host the visitors had a 27-17 lead with the right to kick back, relax and have,” Rex Burkhead said. “We made the playoffs since 2004 and Denver Broncos Sunday, it was 13 minutes remaining. rest up as all but a few of the know that talent can only take had not had a winning season a fitting end to their 25-year-run NFL’s 31 other teams battled for The 9-7 Eagles are NFC East you so far, but we know what we since 2003. champions, and will host the after returning to Oakland from something — a playoff berth, a have. We know what we’re capa- In 2016, the Rams went 4-12 Los Angeles. chance at history, a better (or loser of Sunday night’s San Fran- ble of. The guys on this team, a under former coach Jeff Fisher. cisco-Seattle game, next week- There wasn’t going to be a worse) slot in next year’s NFL lot of them have been through it But Sean McVay guided the playoff game, given that the Ten- draft order. There was not much end at Lincoln Financial Field. before. We’ve just got to get that Rams to an 11-5 record and NFC The Eagles won their final four nessee Titans took care of busi- on the line in Baltimore, not for juice back and hopefully have West title in 2017. Last season, games after falling to 5-7 on Dec. ness and beat the Houston Tex- the AFC North champions any- a good week of preparation this the Rams finished 13-3 and won 1, but they enter the playoffs ter- ans to close the season. But the way. week.” two playoff games en route to the Raiders were denied in a bid to The Ravens had already ribly depleted. “Just got to suck it up,” added Super Bowl, where they lost to finish the season with a .500 re- clinched home-field advantage Carson Wentz became the Stephon Gilmore. “Just got to go the New England Patriots. cord one year after going 4-12. through the conference playoffs first quarterback in NFL history back and practice hard, correct The franchise aimed to roll Instead, the Raiders, who at and a first-round bye. There was to throw for more than 4,000 the things we didn’t do right and into its new stadium after anoth- one point were 6-4 and tied with nothing the Pittsburgh Steel- yards without a wide receiver go from there.” er playoff run. the Kansas City Chiefs in the loss ers could do that would change totaling 500 yards. He finished The road to Super Bowl LIV a hard-won 23-for-40 for 289 But that won’t happen. column in the AFC West, won that. But coach John Harbaugh got much harder for the Patriots. Goff completed 29 of 45 pass- had made clear that the prior- yards, without any of his three just one of their last six games That doesn’t mean they’re throw- es for 319 yards. He finished the to finish 7-9. Another losing sea- ity in Sunday’s regular-season normal starting wide receivers ing in the towel. or his tight end and leading re- season with 22 touchdown pass- son, something which was all too finale Sunday was still winning. “It’s important for us to have es and a career-worst 16 intercep- Not even a sideline full of resting ceiver, Zach Ertz, who might be common over the past quarter the proper perspective,” said tions. starters would keep the Ravens sidelined for the playoffs with rib century as the Raiders finished Matthew Slater. “We’ve been Running back Todd Gurley from doing that. and kidney injuries. that span with a regular season very blessed to have the type of rushed for 68 yards in 20 carries. With a 28-10 win at M&T Wentz was without his re- record of 160-240. season we’ve had and be in the Gurley finished with career low The Raiders settled for three Bank Stadium, the Ravens ex- maining best weapon, running playoffs. A lot of teams don’t get tended their franchise-record back Miles Sanders (ankle), for 857 yards rushing and 12 rush- Daniel Carlson field goals (he that opportunity. Look, would it ing touchdowns. also missed one) while the Bron- winning streak to 12 games and more than half the game. have been nice to have a bye? Yes. Cornerback Darious Wil- cos (7-9) scored on a 3-yard pass reached 14 wins for the first time Now we don’t have one. We have liams and safety Taylor Rapp from Drew Lock to Andrew Beck in history, too. They will enter to do everything in our power to Patriots Confident, intercepted passes for the Rams. and also got three field goals the postseason as Super Bowl fa- recover and prepare and be ex- And Rapp and linebacker Cory from distances of 43, 49 and 51 vorites, by far the league’s hottest Happy to be Playing cited for our opportunity. Littleton recovered fumbles. yards from Brandon McManus. and most complete team. “Let’s not be mopping around Even with Jackson a spectator in Playoffs Cardinals quarterback Ky- McManus missed from 57 being sorry for us. We’re in the ler Murray, the No. 1 pick in the and running back Mark Ingram FOXBOROUGH, Mass. playoffs in the National Football yards out to give the Raiders one II recovering from a Week 16 calf (TNS) — The locker room fol- draft, completed 26 of 42 passes final possession starting at the League. This is an exciting time. for 325 yards and two touch- injury, the Ravens pounded the lowing the Patriots upset loss to Our team has worked hard. We Denver 47 with 1:41 left. Derek ball like they’ve become accus- the Miami Dolphins on Sunday downs, with two interceptions. Carr was 29 of 46 for 391 yards should be appreciative of where The Cardinals finished 5-10- tomed to. The Ravens finished was quiet. Most players left with- we are.” but couldn’t get the Raiders into with 223 rushing yards, easily out speaking to the media. The 1 under first-year coach Kliff the end zone until a 3-yard pass clearing the 93 they needed to ones who did talk, however, tried Kingsbury. to Hunter Renfrow with 11 sec- break the New England Patriots’ to keep a positive spin on the Rams End Season onds to play. The Raiders went 1978 team record of 3,165 yards. team’s 2019 NFL season. and Coliseum Tenure Jags’ Marrone Ends for two points and a chance Gus Edwards finished with 21 At 12-4, the Patriots will head at victory rather than a tie to carries for 130 yards, his career to the wildcard round for the With a Victory Over Season With 38-20 force overtime. However, Carr’s high reached without the help of first time since 2009. If they win, pass intended for Renfrow was Pro Bowl left tackle Ronnie Stan- they’ll travel to Kansas City for the Cardinals Win Over Colts knocked down at the line. ley and Pro Bowl right guard the AFC Divisional round. LOS ANGELES — The Rams JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (TNS) When the Raiders moved Marshal Yanda, both inactive. This isn’t exactly how the bid farewell to the Coliseum on — Despite losing 20 of their last the ball at will in the first half Robert Griffin III, making Patriots drew it up, but players Sunday, closing out their four- 28 games, Coach Doug Marrone but ended up trailing 10-3, they his first start in three years, was said they weren’t embarrassed by year stay with a 31-24 victory survived the season. needed a big second half from the caretaker the Ravens needed playing next weekend. After all, over the Arizona Cardinals. Now, he must wait in limbo the offense from Carr and didn’t him to be. He finished 11-for-21 on Sunday, many players left for Jared Goff passed for three to find out if he will brought get anything close until the final for 96 yards and an interception vacation. touchdowns and the defense back by owner Shad Khan or drive. and added eight carries for 50 “It’s an accomplishment. forced five turnovers as the fired later this week. Taking over with 2:45 to play yards. You’ve got guys that are packing Rams finished their disappoint- Perhaps, Marrone helped his at their own 21, the Raiders went Kicker Justin Tucker finished up and going home,” said Eland- ing 9-7 season on a high note. cause with the Jaguars pulling three-and-out with Carr’s deep 4-for-4 Sunday, nailing field on Roberts. “It’s still a great ac- Now it’s on to Inglewood, out a resounding 38-20 victory attempt to Darren Waller falling goals from 45, 22, 42, and 47 complishment and stuff like that. where SoFi Stadium will open in against the Indianapolis Colts incomplete on fourth-and-2. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019 SPORTS

College Football LSU Way, Way Too Much for Oklahoma in Peach Bowl By Steve Hummer two of the game’s top four teams. one more touchdown by foot — The difference between the early highlight, a 51-yard pass The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Oddsmakers who had estab- should be of some interest to the two teams was spelled out clearly from Hurts to CeeDee Lamb that lished LSU as a 13.5-point favor- Nobel committee. at the beginning. With the first set up a touchdown tying the ATLANTA — History will ite missed the mark by only three And he likely cemented his possession of the game, Oklaho- score at 7-7 — those just shrank little note nor long remember touchdowns. place as the NFL’s first pick come ma went three-and-out, suffer- into meaninglessness as LSU that the 2019 Chick-fil-A Peach By halftime, LSU already had the draft, if he is not made coming a net loss of six yards as Jalen geometrically added to the score- Bowl began with a quarterback scored a dozen more points (49) missioner before that. Hurts was sacked on the first board. sack. than it did in the entirety of its Are there deeds done in a play from scrimmage by LSU Here’s a brief play-by-play of Yes, certainly, LSU did play a SEC Championship game vic- relatively new building that may linebacker K’Lavon Chaisson. the first half for the Tigers, for modicum of defense Saturday in tory over Georgia 21 days ago never be seen again, even if this And, then, following a those of you who hunger for de- one of the more overwhelming in this same building. Before one stands longer than most in shanked punt of 23 yards, it was tailed specifics: TD; TD; TD; TD; routs in the brief history of the the half was done, the Tigers Atlanta? When the great scoring the Tigers’ turn to go three-and- TD; TD; TD. College Football Playoff. But, hey, already had seven touchdown tsunami was done, Burrow had in, a specialty of theirs. Their And it wasn’t like all those who celebrates the brakes on the passes in their account, leaving thrown for his seven touchdowns third play of the day was a 19- first-half scoring passes were Daytona 500 winner? the Sooners, now 0-4 in the past before catching his breath in the yard touchdown pass from Bur- simple little pitches. Four of It was the Tigers’ turn this five years as a playoff team, in a second half, and Justin Jefferson row to Jefferson. In literature, them traveled 30 yards or more, day to perform the ceremonial state of shock at the break. This had caught four of them (both that’s what’s called foreshadow- including a 62-yard play to Thad- ousting of Oklahoma, and they proud program doesn’t give up Peach Bowl and New Year’s Six ing. deus Moss. went about the task with an of- that many passing touchdowns bowl records). As Jefferson kept If there were moments that And Burrow’s day was done fensive glee unknown to this in a whole game, like ever, in 124 screwing Oklahoma defensive might have been seen as pivotal early, with 9:39 still to play. LSU stage. They turned up the dial on years. backs into the artificial turf, it for Oklahoma in the early go- was by then a most comfortable their fearsome offense past the Is there an award higher than was difficult to keep in mind that ing — a pass-interference call semifinalist. All that remained point-a-minute setting, broke off the Heisman Trophy? What he isn’t even this team’s headlin- the Sooners didn’t get; a razzle- was to identify who next — that nob, and the effect bordered LSU quarterback Joe Burrow er at wide receiver (that’s Ja’Marr dazzle play that lacked both and Clemson or Ohio State — would on laughable: A 63-28 victory did Saturday — 493 yards pass- Chase, who leads the country in resulted in a Hurts interception; dare try to drink from the fire in a meeting between reputedly ing, seven passing touchdowns, receiving touchdowns). the inability to build on the one hose that is this offense. Clemson Comeback Puts Tigers in Championship Game By Matt Connolly The State (Columbia, S.C.) GLENDALE, Arizona — Clemson defensive back Nolan Turner was picked on by Ohio State during Saturday’s Fiesta Bowl, including when the Buck- eyes attacked him for a go-ahead touchdown early in the fourth quarter. Almost 10 minutes after that score, with No. 3 Clemson clinging to a six-point lead, No. 2 Ohio State was driving and needed a touchdown to punch its ticket to the championship game. OSU quarterback Justin Fields went after the reserve Clemson safety again in the end zone. This time the redshirt junior made a game- clinching interception with 37 seconds remaining to send the Tigers to their fourth national title game in five years. Clemson (14-0) defeated Ohio State 29-23 and will face No. 1 LSU in the championship game Jan. 13 in New Orleans, looking for its second consecutive national title and its third in Norm Hall / Getty Images four years. Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence (16) is pursued by Ohio State’s Malik Harrison (39) during the College Football Playoff Semifinal at the PlayStation Fiesta Bowl at “We’re going to celebrate this State Farm Stadium on Saturday in Glendale, Ariz. Clemson won, 29-23. one, and then give these guys a couple of days off. Then we’re Claypool. going to get focused on trying No. 15 Notre Dame (11-2) has to find a way to win one more,” won 11 games in consecutive Clemson coach Dabo Swinney seasons for the first time since said. “It’s going to be a heck of a 1988-89. task, but we’re thankful that we The Fighting Irish entered got the opportunity... A tough the game leading the nation with one for either team to lose, but in 17 fumble recoveries, including the end, these guys found a way nine over the final five games of to get it done.” the regular season. The defense Fields’ intended receiver on held Iowa State to a season low Ohio State’s final offensive play nine points. was Chris Olave, who was run- Iowa State (7-6) has now lost ning a post route but broke off back-to-back bowl games for the his route because he thought first time since 2011-12. Fields was scrambling. Instead, Fields fired the ball to the middle of the end zone where only Turn- Rushing, Defense er was left. Propel Penn State to “I don’t know what happened to the receiver and I could care Cotton Bowl Win less,” Tigers defensive coordina- ARLINGTON, Texas (TNS) tor Brent Venables said. — On its first nine plays of Sat- Clemson’s offense, which was urday’s Cotton Bowl, Penn State out of sync for much of the game, called for eight passes. But it scored the go-ahead touchdown was the one run called — a 32- Tom Pennington / Getty Images minutes earlier when Trevor yard touchdown dash by Jour- Garrett Taylor (17) of Penn State returns an interception for a touchdown against Memphis in the second half of the Good- Lawrence found Travis Etienne ney Brown — that put an idea in year Cotton Bowl Classic at AT&T Stadium on Saturday in Arlington, Texas. Penn State won, 53-39. for a 34-yard touchdown with the offensive coaches’ heads that, “Hey, maybe we should run the 1:34 remaining. straight games. posed to help begin the healing The Buckeyes responded by within a frustrated USC fan base, Defense Lifts Notre football.” marching to the Clemson 23 be- which was still seething with the The final numbers — 53 car- Dame to 33-9 Camping ries, 396 yards, and five rushing fore Turner picked off Fields to USC Gets Bullied by Iowa decision to keep coach Clay Hel- touchdowns — proved the idea seal the win. ton. Here was a shot at a strong World Bowl Win Ohio State looked like it was in Holiday Bowl was the correct one, sparking the finish, a chance for partial vindi- ORLANDO, Fla. (TNS) — set to run away with the game SAN DIEGO (TNS) — At the Nittany Lions to a 53-39 victory cation, an opportunity to prove Notre Dame forced two fumbles early on. The Buckeyes out- end of a long month, in the final over Memphis in an offensive their pride was still intact. early, setting the tone as the gained Clemson 222-77 in the moments of a long season, Matt slugfest played in front of 54,828 Fighting Irish overpowered Iowa first quarter and led 16-0 mid- Fink, the backup quarterback But as Fink took the field at AT&T Stadium. way through the second quarter, who’d played hero once before, at the start of the fourth quar- State, 33-9, during the Camping The victory enabled the Lions before the Tigers finally got on trotted onto the SDCCU Stadi- ter, the Trojans were already World Bowl in Orlando Saturday. to finish at 11-2, their third 11- the board. um field Friday night to a grate- well beyond saving. Instead of Receiver Chase Claypool, win season in the last four years, Tigers running back Travis ful roar from the cardinal-and- redemption, No. 22 USC (8-5) who finished with a team-high and evened head coach James Etienne scored from 8 yards out gold faithful who still held onto was confirming every doubt 146 yards, scored a touchdown Franklin’s bowl record at 3-3 to cut Ohio State’s lead to 16-7 hopes of a strong finish. and frustration its fan had made and recovered a fumble on a punt since he arrived in Happy Valley. after a wild series of plays, and But around Fink, everything known all season. return early in the first quarter The parade of runners was then Lawrence rushed for a ca- cardinal and gold was coming Then, as if on cue, a snap that gave Notre Dame the foot- impressive. Brown rushed for a reer-long 67-yard touchdown to undone. USC’s defense had yet soared over Fink’s head. No. 16 ball at the Iowa State 42-yard line. career-high 202 yards — a Penn trim OSU’s lead to 16-14 going to force a punt against Iowa — Iowa (10-3) recovered on the The Fighting Irish converted the State bowl record — on 16 car- into halftime. and wouldn’t until late in the doorstep of USC’s end zone. And turnover into a 39-yard Jonathan ries, with two touchdowns, and Etienne scored three touch- third quarter. Its special teams a long offseason of discontent be- Doerr field goal and an early 3-0 he was named the game’s out- downs in the win. Lawrence (259 had been anything but special, gan in earnest. lead. standing offensive player. Fresh- yards passing, 107 yards rush- allowing yet another untouched Against an Iowa offense Claypool was back at it again man Noah Cain, who had only ing, three scores) was named the return for a touchdown. And that’d failed to score four touch- on the Irish’s next offensive pos- one carry since being injured game’s offensive MVP. Clemson now, Kedon Slovis, the Pac-12 of- downs in a Big Ten game all sea- session. against Michigan State on Oct. linebacker Chad Smith (12 tack- fensive freshman of the year, the son, USC gave up four scores in Quarterback Ian Book found 26, picked up 92 yards on 15 les) was named defensive MVP. only bright spot in a dark night the first half alone. After weeks Claypool, who leaped forward rushes and also scored twice. It was the first loss for Ohio that would end in a 49-24 drub- of preaching third-down defense, to haul in the 24-yard pass for a Subtract the yardage from State (13-1) and coach Ryan Day. bing, sat on the sideline, sur- the Trojans allowed the Hawk- touchdown to spot Notre Dame Memphis’ four sacks of quarter- The Buckeyes had a 19-game rounded by trainers working on eyes to convert six of eight third a 10-0 lead. It was Book’s 34th back Sean Clifford, and the Li- winning streak snapped. Clem- his injured right arm. downs over the first three quar- touchdown pass of the season ons’ rush totals were 407 yards son, meanwhile, has won 29 The Holiday Bowl was sup- ters. and the 13th touchdown catch by on 49 carries. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019

Prep Wrestling Three Warriors Jayden Lancaster took first at 152 Thayer was a champion here wrestle at North Beach’s Bash at The annual holiday-break for the Warriors. Saturday at Tyee High School’s the Beach tournament in Ocean tournament featured 50 teams Win at Washougal Kalob Spann (170) and Gray- Highline Tournament. Shores, starting at 10 a.m. on Sat- and 48-man brackets. River Rumble son Patterson (120) each finished Thayer, wrestling in the urday. Brady Davis, at 126 pounds, fifth for Rochester. 126-pound division, pinned his beat West Linn’s Ethan Goff, 14- By The Chronicle The Warriors wrestle at the first two opponents in under 30 Three Bearcats 5, in the seventh-place match. WASHOUGAL — Rochester Wyatt Draper Memorial on Sat- seconds, and won in the finals Isaac Reavis, at 195, pinned had three champions here Sat- urday at Ridgefield. with a second-round pin. Place at Pac-Coast Graham-Kapowsin’s Chris Jen- urday to finish fourth as a team Winlock’s Kyle Akin-Patton nings (2:25) in the seventh-place at the Washougal River Rumble finished third at 285. Napavine’s Championships match, and at 285 Bryson Boyd wrestling tournament. Winlock’s Thayer Wins at Joey Krause (145), Grant Bennett VANCOUVER — A trio of pinned Bethel’s Mekhi Frink Dailin Schlecht won the (195), and Grace Miller (155) all Bearcats each finished seventh (0:55) in the trophy round. 132-pound bracket, and Riley Highline Tournament took third. here Saturday at the Pac-Coast W.F. West wrestles at Roches- Cohron was a champion at 138. SEATAC — Winlock’s Dusty Napavine and Winlock both Wrestling Championships. ter on Thursday, Jan. 9.

College Football Death by 1,000 Cuts: Cougs Fall in Cheez-It Bowl

By Dale Grummert The Lewiston Tribune PHOENIX — As it turned out, three weeks wasn’t enough for the Cougar defense to master the triple-option. But it was enough for the Air Force Falcons to get a handle on the Air Raid — mainly by keeping it off the field. Washington State lost a duel of unconventional offenses Fri- day, dying by a thousand cuts on No. 24 Air Force’s opening drive and eventually going down to a 31-21 defeat in the Cheez-It Bowl at Chase Field. In some ways, it was the game of Air Force’s dreams, a game so contrary to Washington State’s norm it hardly was recognizable from a Pac-12 perspective. The Falcons of the Mountain West Conference held possession for more than 43 of the game’s 60 minutes, including a bewildering 12:23 on the second series of the night. The Cougars finish the season 6-7, their first sub-.500 year since 2014. Air Force winds up 11-2 with its eighth consecutive win. The clincher was a wizardly play by Air Force running back Kadin Remsberg, who scored on a 3-yard run by narrowly breaking the plane of the goal line with an outstretched arm, just before WSU safety Tyrese Ross knocked the ball loose. A video TYLER TJOMSLAND / The Spokesman-Review review confirmed the ruling of a Air Force Falcons defensive back Zane Lewis (6) breaks up a pass intended for Washington State Cougars wide receiver Dezmon Patmon (12) during the second half of touchdown and the Falcons led the Cheez-It Bowl on Friday at Chase Field in Phoenix, Ariz. Air Force won the game 31-21. by 10 points with less than four minutes left. season. They grew more adept as the night. with 10 minutes remaining. But First, the Cougs failed to Cougars coach Mike Leach the game progressed but noth- “I thought Air Force did a Wazzu went scoreless the rest of score on fourth-and-goal from was asked about his decision to ing came easily for the Wazzu good job distributing the ball,” the way. the 2, with Borghi getting stuffed try for a touchdown on fourth- defense. Leach said. “I thought in par- “We didn’t do a good job of ... by Fejedelem. and-goal from the 3-yard line, “Our whole goal for the de- ticular they did a good job falling getting off the field,” Leach said Wazzu bounced back for Gor- trailing 24-14 early in the fourth fensive front,” nose tackle Mis- forward. I think that Air Force of his defense. “We didn’t do a don’s fourth-down 2-yard score quarter. Air Force safety Jer- iona Aiolupotea-Pei said, “was to did a better job on key downs good job scoring when we had to Dezmon Patmon to tie the emy Fejedelem made his second collapse to the middle, to make than we did.” the opportunities. And that’s score. But its second big mistake touchdown-saving play of the them bounce it out. We were un- Remsberg rushed for 178 where we fell short.” was especially costly, a first-play game by stopping Max Borghi able to keep our pads low. They yards and Taven Birdow added Gordon was 28-of-42 passing fumble by Gordon on their third for no gain. were also able to gash us on the 108 for the Falcons, who wound for 351 yards, three touchdowns possession, setting up a Falcons “At the rate they were eating sides.” up outrushing Wazzu 371-15. and no interceptions in his final the clock up, I felt it was worth it,” The Falcons ate up almost For the Cougars, mistakes college game. touchdown just moments after Leach said. “If we score a touch- seven minutes with a drive to were magnified and opportuni- In a strange first half, Air they’d kicked a field goal. So Air down there, we’re in good posi- start the second half, with quar- ties were few. Force held the ball for 22 of the Force led 17-7. tion to win that thing and take terback Donald Hammond III A heady special-teams deci- 30 minutes and churned 98 Gordon rebounded with a control. I believed we’d get it. We keeping the ball for a 7-yard sion led to a 29-yard punt return yards on its surreal first posses- stellar heave over two defend- have all year, for the most part.” score to make it 24-14. by Easop Winston Jr., putting the sion, chewing up more than 12 ers to Tay Martin, who angled The Cougars had hoped that That was followed by an un- Cougs on the Air Force 31 to set minutes. his way to a 58-yard gain to set facing an unfamiliar triple-op- timely Cougar three-and-out, up Anthony Gordon’s 13-yard The Cougar offense made up Gordon’s scrambling 5-yard tion offense would be easier in but the Wazzu defense then scoring pass to Brandon Arco- only two significant mistakes in scoring throw to Borghi. So the a bowl game than in the regular forced a punt for the first time of nado to cut their deficit to 24-21 the first half. Two was enough. Cougs trailed 17-14 at halftime. Clemson Is Finally a True Underdog vs. LSU, Which History Says is a Good Thing By Matt Connolly Oklahoma 63-28 in the Peach 493 passing yards while adding ing right into the lion’s den, but particularly as of late. The State (Columbia, S.C.) Bowl and will play for its first a rushing score. whatever man.” Clemson is 4-1 outright as an national title since 2007. Receiver Justin Jefferson Burrow has 5,208 passing underdog in its last five games PHOENIX, Ariz. — Clem- Even with Clemson winning caught 14 passes for 227 yards yards and 55 touchdowns after and 8-1 against the spread as son has portrayed itself as an two of the past three national and four touchdowns, and the his record-setting performance an underdog in its last nine. underdog all season. Now the titles, LSU understandably fa- LSU offense also has the Bilet- against Oklahoma, one that Included in that stretch is last Tigers actually are one. vored. The Bayou Bengals are led nikoff Award winner in Ja’Marr Venables watched on his way to year’s national championship LSU is favored by 5.5 points by Heisman winner Joe Burrow, Chase, who has 75 catches for the Fiesta Bowl. win over Alabama when the over Clemson in the national and LSU is averaging 52 points 1,559 yards and 18 touchdowns “I’m a competitive guy,” Ven- Crimson Tide were favored by championship game, which per game in its last six games. this season. ables said. “Yeah, he threw for five points. Clemson won, 44-16. will be played Jan. 13, 2020, in Burrow passed for 403 yards “Yeah, I don’t even wanna like (seven) touchdowns in the In the postseason, Clemson New Orleans. Clemson defeat- with seven touchdowns and no talk about, it to be honest,” first half. They’re unbelievable.” is 7-2 outright as an underdog ed Ohio State, 29-23, in Satur- interceptions in the first half Clemson defensive coordiana- Still, Clemson isn’t going this decade, and both of its na- day’s Fiesta Bowl to reach the of Saturday’s College Foot- tor Brent Venables said of facing down without a fight. The Ti- tional championship victories title game for the fourth time in ball Playoff semifinal win over LSU. “’Oh, now you get to go gers have been great as an un- came when the Tigers were un- five years, while LSU destroyed Oklahoma and finished with play LSU. Oh, great.’ We’re go- derdog under Dabo Swinney, derdogs. Lewerke Stars as Michigan State Holds Off Wake Forest in Pinstripe Bowl, 27-21 By Chris Solari Lewerke finished 26 of 37 a six-point lead and 7:47 to play Wake Forest (8-5) the ball one senior Mike Panasiuk also had Detroit Free Press for 320 yards, throwing for a Friday, Lewerke delivered some final time. an interception return for a TD. touchdown and adding another of his finest work of a three-year MSU’s defense delivered, MSU had 497 yards of offense NEW YORK — Michigan on the ground as part of his 46 starting career. He hit Cody with defensive end Kenny and held the Demon Deacons to State wanted to send its seniors rushing yards on 11 attempts White for 16 yards from his own Willekes knocking Wake For- 351. Newman finished 12 of 27 out a winner. en route to MVP honors. He end zone, then connected with est starting QB Jamie Newman for 175 yards passing and three And Brian Lewerke finished fell three shy of breaking Kirk the junior wideout again for 20 from the game with a sack, then his career with some more re- first-half TDs, adding 87 rushing Cousins’ school record of 695 yards on third-and-7 to keep the chasing backup Sam Hartman, yards on 17 attempts. The Spar- cords. career completions. drive alive. He followed with a along with fellow senior Rae- tans shut out Wake Forest in the The senior making his 38th The victory improved coach pinpoint 23-yard completion to quan Williams, as the Demon and final start became the third Mark Dantonio to 6-6 in 12 Tre Mosley. Then Lewerke pro- Deacons’ final pass attempt fell second half. MSU quarterback to win two bowl games over his 13 seasons. vided a vintage run, pulling the short. Redshirt freshman Elijah bowl games and the fourth to It was the Spartans’ first bowl ball with no one open, making Sophomore linebacker Noah Collins added 96 rushing yards pass for more than 8,000 yards victory since Lewerke led them defenders miss and picking up Harvey led MSU with 14 tackles, on 21 attempts, and White in his career, as the Spartans to a Holiday Bowl win over 24 yards. while seniors Willekes, Williams caught eight passes for 97 yards hung on to defeat Wake Forest, Washington State in 2017 to cap However, Matt Coghlin and linebacker Tyriq Thompson in front of 36,895 fans in a per- 27-21, on Friday in the Pinstripe a 10-3 season. missed a 28-yard field goal at- combined for 24 and 2.5 for a fect day in the Bronx with warm- Bowl at Yankee Stadium. With MSU (7-6) clinging to tempt with 3:03 left and gave loss in their final game. Fellow er-than-average temperatures. Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019

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Chronicle File Photos Top Left: Chronicle Photographer Jared Wenzelburger flips off a dock into Offut Lake during the 2019 Polar Plunge near Tenino.Top Right: Participants frantically look for towels as they exit the water at Offut Lake in 2019. Bottom Left: A woman plugs her nose she hits the cold water at Offut Lake in 2019. Bottom Right: A participant dives, or belly flops, into Offut Lake in 2019.

By The Chronicle Offut Lake Resort in Tenino is hosting its annual polar plunge — allowing participants to throw themselves into the cold, 42-degree waters at 10 a.m. on New Year’s Day to start the year off fresh. Becky Pogue, who owns Offut Lake Resort with her husband Bob, said that de- pending on the weather, rain or sun, they have seen anywhere from 50 to 100 people of all ages take the plunge in past years. “There are more spectators than jumpers so it’s a busy morning,” Becky Pogue said. “Out with the old and in with the new. A baptism into 2020.” The polar plunge is a family-friendly event to bring in the new year. The fire pits will be going to provide some warmth as well as the bar to serve bloody Marys and biscuits and gravy. People who have jumped in that past describe the experience as exhilarating. The jump makes the “skin alive and electrified all day long,” said Bob Pogue, who makes the jump every year. Offut Lake Resort has been hosting the polar plunge since 2011. The water is usually in the high 30s or low 40s and Becky Pogue said that the water is usually warmer than the air. Offut Lake Resort is in Tenino. “It’s a fun way to bring in the new year,” said Becky. Friends join hands as they leap in to the water at Offut Lake during the annual Polar Plunge near Tenino in 2019.

News in Brief Mount St. Helens Institute There is no official barrier of expe- First Schmidt House History Copies of their books will be avail- rience in order to participate, although able for both purchase and signing by Accepts Reservations for Trip organizers advise that previous hiking Talk for 2020 the authors. By The Chronicle experience on a mountain similar to By The Chronicle The presentation begins at noon at St. Helens is preferable. Children age the Schmidt House, 330 Schmidt Place, The Mount Saint Helens Institute The new year of free noon hour his- is currently accepting reservations for 12 and up are allowed to join the en- tory talks at the historic Schmidt House just off Custer Way in Tumwater. Doors what promises to be a memorable trip tourage but must be accompanied by begins January 9, 2020 with “Edward open at 11:30 a.m. and close at capacity. up and down the volcano. an adult. Jay Allen in Early Olympia.” Donations are gratefully accepted. For On March 14 the MSHI will host The MSHI noted that the challenge Schmidt House archives Curator more information call 360-786-8117 or an overnight trek up the snow-covered rating for the excursion is “extreme” Karen Johnson and historian/author email [email protected]. mountain with experts on hand to with a 14-mile round trip hike and Dennis Larsen co-authored two books The event is sponsored by the Olym- teach various mountaineering skills. 6,500 feet of elevation gain. The group that tell the story of early Northwest pia Tumwater Foundation (www.oly- Lessons will include ice axe techniques, will seek to reach the summit at 8,366 pioneer, Edward Jay Allen, who crossed tumfoundation.org). use of crampons and snowshoes, the feet. the Oregon Trail in 1852. He lived in The Olympia Tumwater Foundation construction and utilization of snow Tuition is $500. Applications can Olympia until 1855 and both Johnson is a 501(c)(3) public charity. All contri- shelters, and other ways to stay warm be submitted online at tinyurl.com/ and Larsen will talk about his adven- butions are tax-deductible to the extent while snow camping. uhzwj4u. tures during Olympia’s formative years. provided by law.

9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., $15 cover, 21 and Organizations U.S. Highway 12, Salkum, 360-985-0813 Community over. Pool tournament, 1 p.m., Twin Cities New Year’s Eve at Lucky Eagle Casino Senior Center, 360-748-0061 & Hotel — Seattle’s New Wave tribute Support Groups Music, 11 a.m., Twin Cities Senior band The Retros perform from 9 p.m. to Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, for Center, 360-748-0061 1 a.m. at the event center. Doors open people who speak Spanish, 5:30-7 p.m., Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and at 8 p.m. The party will include drink 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, spon- Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- sored by Human Response Network, specials and a midnight balloon drop. lia, tuners.groupanizer.com General admission costs $10. 360-748-6601 Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, Second Chance/Lewis County Brain Calendar Health and Hope Medical Outreach, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call 360-864- Roaring 2020 Party, 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. free medical clinic, 5:30-8 p.m., North- Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, 4341 or 360-983-3166 for meeting location Tuesday, Dec. 31 at Sidelines Sports Bar & Grill, 313 NW west Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks Hill Road, 360-880-5134 Chehalis Ave. Chehalis. No cover. DJ mu- Centralia, for those whose income is less Al Anon, Fellowship in Unity, 6-7 p.m., Rockin’ into 2020, with band Rock Toastmasters’ Mighty 1290, noon- Unity Center, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, sic all night. than 200 percent of the poverty level, City from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Che- 1p.m. Transalta Commons Room #129, 360-669-6352. halis Theater, 558 N. Market Boulevard, New Year’s Eve Celebration, 8 p.m. to 360-623-1485 Centralia College. 253-229-1173. Chehalis. All ages welcome downstairs, 12:30 a.m., McMenamins Olympic Club, Pinochle, 5:45 p.m., Hope Grange, Salkum Community Quilters, 9 a.m.- upstairs 21 plus. $5 cover. 112 N. Tower Ave. Centralia. Live music 118 Antrim Road, Winlock, 360-520-0772 noon, Salkum Fire Department, 2495 please see CALENDAR, page Life 2 Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019 LIFE

Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, 360-480-0592, Calendar [email protected] A Look Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., Continued from page Life 1 large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst Ave., Centralia, 360-736-0778, www. NAMI Lewis County Connection Re- gracefoursquarechurch.com covery Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Diabetic Support Group, 10:30-11:30 Cities Senior Center, 2545 N. National a.m., The Gathering Place, Stillwaters Ave., Chehalis, 360-880-8070 Estates, 2800 Cooks Hill Road, Centralia, Back in Time 360-748-3177 or 360-736-9679 Friday Night Live, Narcotics Anony- Wednesday, Jan. 1 mous, 7-9 p.m., Dayspring Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, 2088 Jackson Thorbeckes New Year’s Day 10K Highway, Chehalis, 360-508-6495 swim. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the swimming pool at Thorbeckes. Saturday, Jan. 4 Thursday, Jan. 2 Newly Crowned 2020 Princess Party, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Shankz 3D Black Light Pinochle, 5:45 p.m., Hope Grange, Mini Golf, 2100 North National Avenue, 118 Antrim Road, Winlock, 360-520-0772 Chehalis. According to the venue, “At- Gather Church’s food and clothing tending princesses will enjoy singing, bank is open every Thursday at 5 p.m. dancing, storytime, jewelry making, with a free dinner at 6 p.m. at 408 West princess etiquette training, games, pic- Main Street in Centralia. tures and more.” Event costs $15 for pre- Square Dance Lessons, Cougar registration by Jan. 1 and $18 after Jan. 1. Squares, 7-9 pm, Napavine Elementary Highwater Hilarities January Edition School cafeteria, first lesson free then feature Harry J. Riley, 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., by small donation, family friendly fun, Flood Valley Brewing Craft Taphouse, 289 all ages welcome, 360-736-8907 or NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis. Riley began 360-269-7519 performing in his last year in the U.S. Air Dungeons and Dragons for Teens Force and has been featured alongside 3:30 p.m. Jan. 2 at the Chehalis Timber- acts including Dan Cummins, Jay Wendle land Library Walker, Jay Mohr and Jamie Kennedy and he has won Valleyfest’s PG Comedy Com- petition three times. The performance Public Agencies also features comedian Natalie Holt. Centralia Historic Preservation Com- Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank mission, 5:30 p.m., council chambers, and Exchange, 9:30 a.m. to noon, Cen- City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia tralia Christian Church, 1215 W. Main St., 360-736-7655 Dance, Country Four and More, 7 Organizations p.m., South Union Grange, 10030 Tilley Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, Road, near exit 99 off I-5, 360-352-2135 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Pancake breakfast, 7:30-10 a.m., Twin Submitted by Norman Montgomery Grand Ave., Centralia, 360-485-2852 Cities Senior Center, $5, 206-948-2979 This 1925 photo shows men who drove some of the Agnew Lumber Co. dock horses at the Eastern Mill in Centralia. S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst Open garden, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., 4162 Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, 360-269-3827 Jackson Highway, Chehalis or 360-736-4163 Gather Church’s food and clothing Centralia Chehalis Vintage Auto Club, bank is open from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sat- 7:30 p.m., Ramblin Jack’s Ribeye Restau- urdays at 100 Rock Street in Centralia. rant, Napavine I-5 exit, 360-748-7390 Lewis County Voiture 83 of the 40 & 8, 6 p.m. dinner, 7 p.m. meeting, Chehalis Sunday, Jan. 5 Eagles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, 360-266-7055 Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo A grief recovery seminar and sup- starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 port group will meet at Mountain View Jackson Highway, Chehalis Baptist Church on Thursday evenings Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary at 6:30 p.m., starting August 29. The Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- course will end on November 21, 2019. sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal The church is located at 1201 W Belmont Church, Chehalis, 360-623-9438 Ave in Centralia. For further information contact Dr, Bruce Brier at 360-827-217, or the Church at 360-736-1139. Support Groups GriefShare, a video seminar focus- ing on helping people who have lost Support Groups a loved one, 12:30-2 p.m., Shoestring NAMI Lewis County Connections, Valley Community Church, 104 Frase recovery support group for adults with Road, Onalaska, 360-870-2782, http:// mental illness, 2-3:30 p.m., Mary Room, svcchurch.com/griefshare/ Centralia United Methodist Church, 506 Submitted by Shelli Auman S. Washington Ave., 253-468-7435 In this 1925 photo, Willie Scalf, a U.S. government trapper, is pictured with Elmer Lewis, Joe Scalf and David Crockett Mind, Body, Spirit: Self-Care Group, Monday, Jan. 6 Bishop. 10 a.m., Mossyrock Outreach Center, 360-496-3591 Trivia Night with host Jimmy Haight Al-Anon Family Group, 7 p.m., at 6 p.m. at McFilers, 543 NW Pacific Av- St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 enue, Chehalis. McFilers hosts trivia at 6 Find answers to the puzzles in the U.S. Highway 12 SW, Rochester, p.m. every Monday. 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December 30, 2019 (11 days CORDS OF LEWIS COUNTY, counseling agencies in Wash- "A" Jerry Rieger 128 Joppish 113074 Sheriff's Public Notice Dustin G. Breen, before the sale date), the WASHINGTON More com- ington: http://www.hud.gov/offi Rd Centralia, WA 98531 Jerry of Sale of Real Property Chief Deputy default(s) as set forth in monly known as: 1917 HON- ces/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm Rieger 174 A Buck Rd Ro- Matthews tional pre-judgment interest at paragraph III, together with any EYSUCKLE LANE, CENTRAL- ?webListAction=search&searc chester, WA 98579 Jerry Rieg- Parcel number: the per diem rate specified in subsequent payments, late IA, WA 98531 Subject to that hstate=WA&filterSvc=dfc The er 152 Buck Rd Rochester, IN THE SUPERIOR 011037-081-000 the judgment until entry of the charges, advances, costs and certain Deed of Trust dated statewide civil legal aid hotline WA 98579 Occupant(s) 128 COURT OF THE STATE same and additional post- fees thereafter due, is/are 10/1/2015, recorded for assistance and referrals to Joppish Rd Centralia, WA OF WASHINGTON IN Legal Description: judgment interest thereon at cured and the Trustee's fees 10/2/2015, under Instrument other housing counselors and 98531 Elizabeth J Rieger 128 LEWIS COUNTY LOTS 6, 7, AND 8, BLOCK 4, the rate of 8.76% per annum and costs are paid. The sale No. 3437830 records of LEWIS attorneys: Telephone: Joppish Rd Centralia, WA LAKE MAYFIELD ESTATES, following September 23, 2019 may be terminated any time County, Washington, from 1-800-606-4819 or Web site: 98531 Elizabeth J Rieger 174 U.S. Bank National Associa- AS RECORDED IN VOLUME until satisfied. The Property is after December 30, 2019 (11 JONATHON RICHEY, AN UN- http://nwjustice.org/what-clear A Buck Rd Rochester, WA tion, not in its individual 5 OF PLATS, PAGES 62 AND situated in Lewis County State days before the sale date), and MARRIED MAN AND GLEN W Additional information provided 98579 Elizabeth J Rieger 152 capacity but solely as Trustee 63. of Washington, is legally de- before the sale by the Borrow- RICHEY, AN UNMARRIED by the Trustee: If you have Buck Rd Rochester, WA 98579 for the CIM TRUST 2018-RN1 scribed as follows: er, Grantor, any Guarantor or MAN, as grantor(s), to TITLE previously been discharged Susan C. Kennedy RS Lewis Mortgage-Backed Notes, Ser- Published: The Chronicle LOTS 6, 7, AND 8, BLOCK 4, the holder of any recorded GUARANTY COMPANY, as through bankruptcy, you may County Public Health & Social ies 2018-NR1, December 31, 2019 & LAKE MAYFIELD ESTATES, junior lien or encumbrance original trustee, to secure an have been released of person- Services 2025 NE Kresky January 7, 14, 21, 2020 AS RECORDED IN VOLUME paying the entire principal and obligation in favor of MORT- al liability for this loan in which Avenue Chehalis, WA 98532 Plaintiff, 5 OF PLATS, PAGES 62 AND interest secured by the Deed GAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- case this letter is intended to XIII. FAIR DEBT COLLEC- 113073 Sheriff's Sale SBP: 63 of Trust, plus costs, fees and TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. exercise the noteholders rights TION PRACTICES ACT NO- vs. Matthews LEWIS COUNTY, advances, if any, made pur- (MERS) AS NOMINEE FOR against the real property only. TICE: AZTEC FORECLO- WASHINGTON suant to the terms of the ACADEMY MORTGAGE The Trustee's Sale Number is SURE CORPORATION OF UNKNOWN HEIRS OF IN THE SUPERIOR obligation and/or Deed of CORPORATION, ITS SUC- WA-19-863056-RM. Dated: WASHINGTON is attempting RALPH N. MATTHEWS; LAKE COURT OF THE STATE TAX/PARCEL ID: Trust, and curing all other CESSORS AND ASSIGNS, as 8/20/2019 Quality Loan Serv- to collect a debt and any MAYFIELD COMMUNITY OF WASHINGTON IN 011037-081-000 defaults. VI. A written notice of original beneficiary, the benefi- ice Corp. of Washington, as information obtained will be CLUB; JOHN AND/OR JANE LEWIS COUNTY default was transmitted by the cial interest in which was Trustee By: Maria Montana, used for that purpose. If a DOE, UNKNOWN OCCUPAN SHORT LEGAL: LOTS 6-8, Beneficiary or Trustee to the subsequently assigned to ALA- Assistant Secretary Trustee's discharge has been obtained TS/CO-HABITANTS OF THE U.S. Bank National Associa- BLOCK 4, LAKE MAYFIELD Borrower and Grantor at the BAMA HOUSING FINANCE Address: Quality Loan Service by any party through bankrupt- SUBJECT PREMISES, tion, not in its individual ESTATES following addresses: Jerry AUTHORITY, the Beneficiary, Corp. of Washington 108 1 st cy proceedings, this shall not capacity but solely as Trustee Rieger 128 Joppish Rd Cen- under an assignment recorded Ave South, Suite 202, Seattle, be construed to be an attempt Defendants. for the CIM TRUST 2018-RN1 Judgment Debtors: Unknown tralia, WA 98531 Jerry Rieger under Auditors File Number WA 98104 For questions call to collect the outstanding in- Mortgage-Backed Notes, Ser- Heirs of Ralph N. Matthews (in 174 A Buck Rd Rochester, WA 3482756. II. No action com- toll-free: (866) 925-0241 Trust- debtedness or to hold you Cause No.: 18-2-0124121 ies 2018-NR1, rem) 98579 Jerry Rieger 152 Buck menced by the Beneficiary of ee Sale Number: personally liable for the debt. SHERIFF'S PUBLIC Rd Rochester, WA 98579 the Deed of Trust as refer- WA-19-863056-RM Sale Line: DATED this 5th day of Sep- NOTICE OF SALE OF Plaintiff, NOW THEREFORE, pursuant Elizabeth J Rieger 128 Joppish enced in RCW 61.21.030(4) is 1-800-801-8003 or Login to: tember, 2019 AZTEC FORE- REAL PROPERTY to RCW 61.12.060, and in the Rd Centralia, WA 98531 Eliza- now pending to seek satisfac- http://wa.qualityloan.com ID- CLOSURE CORPORATION vs. name of the State of Washing- beth J Rieger 174 A Buck Rd tion of the obligation in any SPub #0156036 12/10/2019 OF WASHINGTON By: Inna D. Judgment Rendered: ton, you are hereby comman- Rochester, WA 98579 Eliza- Court by reason of the Borrow- 12/31/2019 Zagariya Vice President 1499 09-23-19 UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ded to sell the Property, or so beth J Rieger 152 Buck Rd er's or Grantor's default on the SE Tech Center Place, Suite Writ Issued: RALPH N. MATTHEWS; LAKE much thereof as may be Rochester, WA 98579 by both obligation secured by the Deed Published: The Chronicle 255 Vancouver, WA 98683 12-18-19 MAYFIELD COMMUNITY necessary, in order to satisfy first class and certified mail on of Trust/Mortgage. III. The December 10 & 31, 2019 (360) 253-8017 / (877) Writ Received: CLUB; JOHN AND/OR JANE the Judgment, including post- August 8, 2018 proof of which default(s) for which this fore- 430-4787 ADDRESS FOR 12-26-19 DOE, UNKNOWN OCCUPAN judgment interest and costs is in the possession of the closure is made is/are as 112793 NPP #:NPP0360524 PERSONAL SERVICE Aztec Levy Date: TS/CO-HABITANTS OF THE and setting the redemption Trustee; and the Borrower and follows: Failure to pay when TS #:17-122263 Foreclosure Corporation of 12-26-19 SUBJECT PREMISES, period for Eight (8) months. Grantor were personally due the following amounts Washington 1499 SE Tech Defendants. MAKE RETURN HEREOF served on August 8, 2018 with which are now in arrears: ORIGINAL TRUSTEE SALE Center Place, Suite 255 Van- To Defendants: Unknown within sixty (60) days of the said written notice of default or $20,124.06. IV. The sum owing RECORDED ON 09/05/2019 couver, WA 98683 STATE OF Heirs of Ralph N. Matthews, Cause No.: 18-2-0124121 date indicated below, showing the written notice of default on the obligation secured by IN THE OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON ) ) SS. COUN- Lake Mayfield Community SHERIFF'S SALE SERVICE you have executed the same. was posted in a conspicuous the Deed of Trust is: The LEWIS COUNTY RECORD- TY OF CLARK ) This instru- Club, and John and/or Jane BY PUBLICATION Pursuant to RCW place on the real property principal sum of $123,241.26, ER. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S ment was acknowledged be- Doe, Unknown Occupants/Co- 6.21.060(2), the Sheriff may described in paragraph I together with interest as provi- SALE File No.:17-122263 Title fore me this 5th day of Habitants of the Subject Prem- Judgment Rendered: adjourn the foreclosure sale above, and the Trustee has ded in the Note from 11/1/2017 Order No.:170500411 Grantor: September, 2019, by Inna D. ises. 9-23-19 from time to time, not exceed- possession of proof of such on, and such other costs and Jerry Rieger and Elizabeth J Zagariya, Vice President. Kira The Superior Court of Lewis Writ Issued: ing thirty (30) days beyond the service or posting. VII. The fees as are provided by Rieger who acquired title as Lynch Notary Public in and for County has directed the under- 12-18-19 last date at which this Writ is Trustee whose name and statute. V. The above- Elizabeth Rieger, husband and the State of Washington My signed Sheriff of Lewis County Writ Received: made returnable, with the address are set forth above, described real property will be wife. Current beneficiary of the Commission Expires: to sell the property described 12-26-19 consent of the Plaintiff en- and whose telephone number sold to satisfy the expense of deed of trust: Wells Fargo 10/6/2020 KIRA LYNCH NO- below to satisfy a judgment in Levy Date: dorsed upon this Writ by a is (360) 253-8017 / (877) sale and the obligation secured Bank, N.A. Current trustee of TARY PUBLIC STATE OF the above-entitled action. The 12-26-19 contemporaneous writing. 430-4787 will provide in writing by the Deed of Trust as the deed of trust: Aztec WASHINGTON COMMISSION property to be sold is descri- WITNESS: The Honorable to anyone requesting it, a provided by statute. Said sale Foreclosure Corporation of EXPIRES OCT. 6, 2020 ____ bed on last page. If developed To Defendants: Unknown James W. Lawler, Judge of the statement of all costs and fees will be made without warranty, Washington Current mortgage NPP0360524 To: CHRONICLE the property address is: Heirs of Ralph N. Matthews, Superior Court and the seal of due at any time prior to the expressed or implied, regard- servicer of the deed of trust: 12/10/2019, 12/31/2019 119 Chief Kiona Rd., Lake Mayfield Community said Court, affixed this 18th sale. VIII. The effect of the sale ing title, possession or encum- Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Refer- Silvercreek, WA 98585 Club, and John and/or Jane Day of December, 2019, at will be to deprive the Grantor brances on 1/10/2020. The ence number of the deed of Published: The Chronicle Doe, Unknown Occupants/Co- Chehalis, Washington. and all those who hold by, defaults referred to in Para- trust: 3459394 Parcel num- December 10 & 31, 2019 Habitants of the Subject Prem- The sale date has been set for through or under the Grantor of graph III must be cured by ber(s): 009831-001-000 Abbre- The sale of the above descri- ises. February 21, 2020. YOU MAY all their interest in the above- 12/30/2019 (11 days before viated legal description: LOTS 113083 Public Notice bed property is to take place: A writ of execution/order of HAVE A RIGHT TO EXEMPT described property. IX. Anyone the sale date), or by other date 10-13, BLOCK 15, LINCOLN Time: 10:00 a.m. sale has been issued in the PROPERTY from the sale having an objection to the sale as permitted in the Note or ADDITION Commonly known Public Notice Date: Friday, above-captioned case, direc- under statutes of this state, on any grounds whatsoever Deed of Trust, to cause a as: 128 Joppish Rd, Centralia, February 21, 2020 ted to the Sheriff of Lewis including sections 6.13.010, will be afforded an opportunity discontinuance of the sale. The WA 98531 I. NOTICE IS On Friday, January 31st at Place: North Street County, commanding the Sher- 6.13.030, 6.13.040, 6.15.010, to be heard as to those sale will be discontinued and HEREBY GIVEN that the 12:30 p.m., Lewis County will Entrance Lobby, Old iff as follows: of the Revised Code of objections if they bring a terminated if at any time before undersigned Trustee, AZTEC be holding a meeting at the Lewis County Courthouse WHEREAS, On September Washington (RCW), in the lawsuit to restrain the sale 12/30/2019 (11 days before FORECLOSURE CORPORA- Olequa Senior Center. They 351 NW North St., 23, 2019, a Judgment and manner described in those pursuant to RCW 61.24.130. the sale), or by other date as TION OF WASHINGTON will will be seeking assistance with Chehalis, WA Decree of Foreclosure was statutes. Failure to bring such a lawsuit permitted in the Note or Deed on January 10, 2020, at the their community-based strate- entered in favor of U.S. Bank may result in a waiver of any of Trust, the default as set forth hour of 9:00 am at Lewis gic planning process. This The judgment debtor can avoid National Association, not in its Published: The Chronicle proper grounds for invalidating in Paragraph III is cured and County Courthouse (Main En- meeting will serve as an the sale by paying the com- individual capacity but solely December 31, 2019 & the Trustee's sale. X. NOTICE the Trustee's fees and costs trance), 351 N.W. North Street, opportunity for the community bined judgment amount of as Trustee for the CIM TRUST January 7, 14, 21 & 28, 2020 TO OCCUPANTS OR TEN- are paid. Payment must be in Chehalis, WA, State of Wash- to provide input in developing $69,952.06, together with inter- 2018-NR1 Mortgage-Backed & February 4, 2020 ANTS The purchaser at the cash or with cashiers or ington, sell at public auction to this vision. The Olequa Senior est of 8.76% per annum, Notes, Series 2018-NR1 trustee's sale is entitled to certified checks from a State or the highest and best bidder, Center is located at 119 SW $13.69 per diem, from Septem- ("Plaintiff") against Defendants possession of the property on federally chartered bank. The payable at time of sale, the Kerron Avenue, Winlock, WA. ber 23, 2019 to date of sale, Unknown Heirs of Ralph N. the 20th day following the sale, sale may be terminated any following described real prop- 98596. The City of Vader with costs, and fees, before the Matthews, Lake Mayfield Com- as against the grantor under time after the 12/30/2019 (11 erty, situated in the County of residents and residents in the sale date. For the exact munity Club, and John and/or the deed of trust (the owner) days before the sale date) and Lewis, State of Washington, surrounding area are invited to amount, contact the Sheriff at: Jane Doe, Unknown Occupan and anyone having an interest before the sale, by the Borrow- to-wit: Lots 10, 11, 12, and 13, participate. 345 W. Main Street, Chehalis, ts/Co-Habitants of the Subject junior to the deed of trust, er or Grantor or the holder of Block 15, Town of Lincoln, as WA 98532 Premises. including occupants, who are any recorded junior lien or recorded in Volume 1 of Plats, Published: The Chronicle The Judgment forecloses not tenants. After the 20th day encumbrance by paying the page 112, records of Lewis December 31, 2019 Dated this 26th day of the interests of all of the following the sale the purchas- principal and interest, plus County, Washington. which is December, 2019. Defendants in and to the er has the right to evict costs, fees and advances, if the subject of that certain Deed ROBERT R. SNAZA, following described property occupants who are not tenants any, made pursuant to the of Trust dated January 10, Sheriff ("Property") commonly known by summary proceedings un- terms of the obligation and/or 2017, recorded January 13, Lewis County, as 119 Chief Kiona Rd., Silver der Chapter 59.12 RCW. For Deed of Trust, and curing all 2017, under Auditor's File No. Washington Creek, WA 98585 for the total tenant-occupied property, the other defaults. VI. A written 3459394, records of Lewis By: sum of $69,952.06, plus addi- purchaser shall provide a Notice of Default was transmit- County, Washington, from Jer- tenant with written notice in ted by the Beneficiary or ry Rieger and Elizabeth J accordance with RCW Trustee to the Borrower(s) and Rieger who acquired title as 61.24.60. XI. THIS NOTICE IS Grantor(s) by both first class Elizabeth Rieger, husband and THE FINAL STEP BEFORE and certified mail, proof of wife. as Grantor, to Title THE FORECLOSURE SALE which is in the possession of Guaranty Company of Lewis OF YOUR HOME. You have the Trustee; and the Borrower County as Trustee, to secure only 20 DAYS from the and Grantor were personally an obligation in favor of recording date on this notice to served, if applicable, with said Mortgage Electronic Registra- pursue mediation. DO NOT written Notice of Default or the tion Systems, Inc., as nominee DELAY. CONTACT A HOUS- written Notice of Default was for RPM Mortgage, Inc., its ING COUNSELOR OR AN posted in a conspicuous place Successors and Assigns as ATTORNEY LICENSED IN on the real property described Beneficiary, which as assigned WASHINGTON NOW to as- in Paragraph I above, and the by Mortgage Electronic Regis- sess your situation and refer Trustee has possession of tration Systems, Inc. you to mediation if you are proof of such service or ("MERS"), as designated nomi- eligible and it may help you posting. The list of recipients of nee for RPM Mortgage, Incor- save your home. See below for the Notice of Default is listed porated, beneficiary of the safe sources of help. SEEK- within the Notice of Foreclo- security instrument, its succes- ING ASSISTANCE Housing sure provided to the Borrow- sors and assigns to Wells counselors and legal assis- er(s) and Grantor(s). These Fargo Bank, N.A. under an tance may be available at little requirements were completed assignment recorded at Instru- or no cost to you. If you would as of 7/19/2019. VII. The ment No. 3473276. II. No like assistance in determining Trustee whose name and action commenced by the your rights and opportunities to address are set forth below will Beneficiary of the Deed of keep your house, you may provide in writing to anyone Trust is now pending to seek contact the following: The requesting it, a statement of all satisfaction of the obligation in statewide foreclosure hotline costs and fees due at any time any Court by reason of the for assistance and referral to prior to the sale. VIII. The Borrower's or Grantor's default housing counselors recom- effect of the sale will be to on the obligation secured by mended by the Housing Fi- deprive the Grantor and all the Deed of Trust. III. The nance Commission: Telephone those who hold by, through or Default(s) for which this fore- (Toll-free): 1-877-894-HOME under the Grantor of all their closure is made is/are as (1-877-894-4663) or Web site: interest in the above-described follows: Failure to pay when http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consum property. IX. Anyone having due the following amounts ers/homeownership/post_purc any objections to this sale on which are now in arrears: hase_counselors_foreclosure any grounds whatsoever will Delinquent monthly payments .htm. The United States De- be afforded an opportunity to from the August 1, 2017 partment of Housing and Ur- be heard as to those objec- installment on in the sum of ban Development: Telephone tions if they bring a lawsuit to $25,506.64 together with all (Toll-free): 1-800-569-4287 or restrain the sale pursuant to fees, costs and or disburse- National Web site: http://www RCW 61.24.130. Failure to ments incurred or paid by the .hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc bring such a lawsuit may result beneficiary and or trustee, their /index.cfm?webListAction=sea in a waiver of any proper employees, agents or assigns. rch&searchstate=WA&filterSv grounds for invalidating the The Trustee's fees and costs c=dfc. The statewide civil legal Trustee's sale. X. NOTICE TO are estimated at $3,396.95 as aid hotline for assistance and OCCUPANTS OR TENANTS - of September 5, 2019. The referrals to other housing The purchaser at the Trustee's amount to cure the default counselors and attorneys: Tel- Sale is entitled to possession payments as of the date of this ephone (Toll-Free): of the property on the 20th day notice is 1-800-606-4819 or Web site: following the sale, as against $29,655.24. Payments and late http://nwjustice.org/what-clear the Grantor under the deed of charges may continue to ac- XII. A list of the persons this trust (the owner) and anyone crue and additional advances Notice was sent to is attached having an interest junior to the to your loan may be made. It is hereto as exhibit "A". EXHIBIT SOLD IT deed of trust, including occu- necessary to contact the bene- pants who are not tenants. ficiary or Trustee prior to the After the 20th day following the time you tender the reinstate- sale the purchaser has the ment amount so that you may There is right to evict occupants who be advised of the exact are not tenants by summary amount you would be required proceedings under Chapter to pay. IV. The sum owing on 59.12 RCW. For tenant- the obligation secured by the a better occupied property, the pur- Deed of Trust is: Principal FAST IN THE chaser shall provide a tenant Balance $99,100.29, together with written notice in accord- with interest in the Note or way ... ance with RCW 61.24.060. other instrument secured from THIS NOTICE IS THE FINAL July 1, 2017, and such other STEP BEFORE THE FORE- costs and fees as are due CLOSURE SALE OF YOUR under the Note or other HOME. You have only 20 instrument secured, and as are DAYS from the recording date provided by statute. The CLASSIFIEDS of this notice to pursue media- amount necessary to pay off tion. DO NOT DELAY. CON- the entire obligation secured TACT A HOUSING COUNSE- by your Deed of Trust as the Selling your stuff is simple with a little help from LOR OR AN ATTORNEY date of this notice is LICENSED IN WASHINGTON $123,145.00. Interest and late The Chronicle Classifieds. NOW to assess your situation charges may continue to ac- and refer you to mediation if crue and additional advances Let our customer service specialists help you place you are eligible and it may help to your loan may be made. It is you save your home. See necessary to contact the bene- an ad today, in print and online! below for safe sources of help. ficiary or Trustee prior to the SEEKING ASSISTANCE time you tender the payoff Housing counselors and legal amount so that you may be assistance may be available at advised of the exact amount little or no cost to you. If you you would be required to pay. Call 360-807-8203 would like assistance in deter- V. The above-described real Got something you mining your rights and opportu- property will be sold to satisfy really want to sell? nities to keep your house, you the expense of sale and the or go to may contact the following: The obligation secured by the Deed Put it in front of the statewide foreclosure hotline of Trust as provided by statute. faces of thousands of for assistance and referral to The sale will be made without readers every day in www.chronline.com housing counselors recom- warranty express or implied mended by the Housing Fi- regarding title, possession, or the Classifi eds. nance Commission: Toll-free: encumbrances on January 10, Call today to place 1-877-894-HOME 2020. The default(s) referred to (1-877-894-4663) or Web site: in paragraph III, together with your ad! http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consum any subsequent payments, late ers/homeownership/post_purc charges, advances, costs and The hase_counselors_foreclosure fees thereafter due, must be .htm The United States Depart- cured by December 30, 2019 Chronicle Isolditclass.ke ment of Housing and Urban (11 days before the sale date), Development: Toll-free: to cause a discontinuance of 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia 1-800-569-4287 or National the sale. The sale will be www.chronline.com The Chronicle - Classifieds 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531 Web Site: http://portal.hud.gov discontinued and terminated if (360) 807-8203 /hudportal/HUD or for Local at any time on or before Classifieds 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, December 31, 2019 CLASSIFIEDS You Can’t Believe Everything You Read.

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