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/ Main 6 $1 Mid-Week Edition Thursday, July 4, 2019 Serving our communities since 1889 — www.chronline.com Mineral Art Triumph and Tragedy Arts and Crafts Show Coming to Mineral Former Bearcat Steen Wins Championship School /Main 2 in First Collegiate Season /Sports Chronicle Editor Wins Man Dies After Arrest By Deputy CUSTODY: Law Office deputies say he appeared confirm deputies and law en- and pass other motorists on the Award for to have suffered from a medical forcement followed proper pro- I-5 shoulder. Enforcement Did Not event as he was being taken into cedure. LCSO Chief Deputy Dusty Coverage Use Force, Suspect custody in the Olympia area, According to a press release Breen said he hadn’t received following a high-speed chase on from sent out to media outlets any notification that the vehicle Suffered ‘Medical Event,’ Interstate 5 starting in Chehalis. Monday evening, at 5:20 p.m., a ever came into contact with of Alleged Sheriff’s Office Says The man’s name hasn’t yet deputy attempted to stop a ve- other motorists or pursuing po- been released and an autopsy hicle near exit 77 of I-5. The ve- lice vehicles. Harassment By Cody Neuenschwander is pending with the Thur- hicle was headed north, moving At one point, LCSO says, [email protected] ston County Coroner’s Office. erratically and at a high rate of the vehicle avoided a Washing- Meanwhile, a multi-jurisdic- speed. A high-speed chase en- ton State Patrol-deployed tire- by Judge A 36-year-old man is dead tional team of investigators is sued, with the suspect’s vehicle after Lewis County Sheriff’s looking into the incident, to continuing to travel erratically, please see DIES, page 12 By The Chronicle On Monday, Chronicle Edi- tor Natalie Johnson won first place in the comprehensive coverage category at the annual So- ciety of Professional Journalists Northwest Excellence in Jour- nalism awards in Seattle. Her entry, titled “Employ- ee Alleged 9 Years of Sexual Harassment by Judge in Claim Settled Out of Court,” focused on allegations Natalie Johnson against former Editor Lewis County Superior Court Judge Nelson Hunt. The series was among several stories that exposed turmoil in the Lewis County court system, and it was published in early 2018 when Johnson was assistant editor of The Chronicle. She was promot- ed to editor in late March 2018. “When journalists are at their best, they’re shining light into the darkness and providing transparency in government,” Regional Executive Editor Eric Schwartz said. “Natalie has done that consistently and successful- ly from the moment she started Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] working for The Chronicle. Owner and Head Chef Elvie Croy, right, carries a tub of pre-rolled lumpia through her kitchen Thursday afternoon at her bistro in downtown Centralia. She’s a great watchdog journalist and a credit to our community.” It’s just the latest in a long ‘Elvie’s’ Inspired by Owner’s Love, Nostalgia for Home Cooking line of accolades for Johnson. Last December, for the sec- BISTRO: New Centralia downtown Centralia serves up Tuesday through Saturday from age of 19, with no cooking abil- ond straight year, Johnson won food that fuses various kinds noon to 8 p.m. ity. She found herself missing a first-place award for investiga- Restaurant Serves of Asian and American cui- “This has been my dream for the dishes that her mom pre- tive reporting in the prestigious sine — combinations the spot’s quite some time — ever since I pared for her back in the Philip- C.B. Blethen Awards for Distin- Filipino Favorites, Asian- American Classics co-owner, Elvie Croy, created came to America, ever since I pines, so they would talk on the please see AWARD, page 12 on her own through years of was a little girl,” said Elvie Croy, phone every week — racking By Cody Neuenschwander experimenting with the dishes who co-owns the spot with her up quite the long-distance bill of her native home, the Philip- husband, Buddy Croy, a Cen- along the way, she added. Follow Us on Twitter [email protected] pines. tralia police officer. “I had to learn for myself, @chronline A new restaurant that Elvie’s Bistro is located at Elvie Croy said she came to Find Us on Facebook opened earlier this month in 105 E. Center St. and is open the United States in 1989, at the please see ELVIE’S, page 12 www.facebook.com/ thecentraliachronicle Fishing on Riﬀ e Lake Carolyn Long Announcement Subscriber mailing label below this line Deaths Yelm- Former Elam, Rick C., 59, Centralia Based Congressional Vestre, Susan Bryan, 71, Guide Puts Candidate Onalaska the Coho in to Speak in Spratt, Jeanne Yvonne, Your Boat Centralia 72, Toledo / Life 1 / Main 3

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CH595502bw.do Main 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019 LOCAL Mineral School to Host Annual Arts and Crafts Fair This Weekend By Alex Brown [email protected] For the fourth year in a row, artists from all over the region will descend on Mineral this weekend to show off and sell work ranging from paintings to wood carvings to sculptures. “There’s such an eclectic, wide variety of things, no two things alike,” said Dora Hale, one of the Mineral Lake Lions Club members who is helping coordinate the event. “People can’t believe there’s so much talent back in these woods.” The event is organized by the Lions Club and hosted at the Mineral School, an artist-in-residence program run at the old schoolhouse in town. “There are a lot of artists living around Mineral and Mount Rainier, so it’s a chance for them to sell their stuff in a concen- trated way,” said Jane Hodges, the school’s owner. “It’s a nice mix for the artists to meet each other.” In the past years, the fair has drawn close to 500 people to Mineral, Hodges said, and orga- nizers are expecting turnout to be strong again this year. Hale said more than a dozen artists have registered to show their work. Plenty of other events will be happening during the fair, which runs from 10 a.m. to 5 Courtesy photo p.m. daily Friday to Sunday. A Attendees peruse the oﬀ erings at a previous Arts and Crafts Fair hosted at the Mineral School. The annual fair will be returning to Mineral this weekend. raffle will help fund residencies at the Mineral School, which last demonstration and quilt show. months of organizing the event. fellow Lions Club members Rose said the lead-up to the event year covered costs for nearly two In addition to art pieces like “As soon as everybody’s in Suter and Linda Gordon, and has been hectic, but Mineral is residents. On Saturday night, jewelry, the fair will feature there and set up, I get a lump in they’ve been planning the event poised to pull off another suc- the alt-country band The Drop products like soap and honey my throat,” she said. “You stand since last October. They really cessful fair. Shadows will be performing at — all handmade. Hale said the up in the bleachers and look “got to cranking,” Hale said, this “The last week is always a the Headquarters Tavern. The impressive array of artists al- down and see it.” February. Lynda Nanny helped scramble getting things pulled fair will also feature a printing ways makes her emotional, after Hale’s co-coordinators are coordinate the quilt show. Hale together,” she said. News in Brief

Lewis County WIC check-out counter. one shopping trip. should expect the first ap- gie Rand was appointed by Cascades is the name of The store receipt will show pointment to take a little lon- Bishop Elaine Stanovsky to Nutrition Program the information management how much was spent and the ger than usual. WIC staff will serve the Centralia church Transitioning to New system Washington WIC staff remaining benefits balance on show each client how to get during the PNW Annual Con- will use to provide services to the card. started and answer any ques- ference in June 2019. Cascades Cards participants. The LCPHSS WIC office tions. Pastor Rand previously The cards will allow recipi- will be closed Aug. 26 through By The Chronicle For more information, call served as associate pastor at ents to scan their card at the 30 for staff to be trained on the 360-740-1255 or 1-800-562- Haller Lake in North Seattle, The Women, Infants, and grocery store line to purchase new computer system, soft- 6130 ext. 1255. and most recently at Oroville Children (WIC) Nutrition foods, eliminating the time- ware, and Cascades processes. UMC and Tonasket Commu- Program at Lewis County consuming process of filling During this closure week, Public Health & Social Ser- out WIC checks. All fam- no staff will be present and the New Minister Starts nity Church. vices (LCPHSS) will transi- ily member benefits will be WIC phone lines will not be Her work includes a sum- tion from WIC checks to a on one card, so families won’t answered. Participants seek- at Centralia United mer mission at a church in WIC EBT (Electronic Benefits have to keep track of separate ing breastfeeding support may Methodist Church Mexico City, and a year in Transfer) card on Sept. 3, 2019. checks for different family call the Breastfeeding Peer Budapest, Hungary where WIC participants will be members. Counselor line at 360-520- By The Chronicle she taught English in a high able to purchase their WIC Families will also be able to 5250. Centralia United Method- school. foods using WIC cards at any purchase their items through- After the WIC office re- ist Church welcomed a new Pastor Rand can be reached WIC-authorized grocery store out the month, rather than in opens on Sept. 3, participants minister Monday. Pastor Van- at 360-736-7311.

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5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map

Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for July 4, 2019 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 152.01 168.3 -0.07 Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 176.92 188.7 -0.02 Cowlitz at Packwood 1.42 10.5 +0.07 Cowlitz at Randle Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy 4.81 18.0 +0.07 Cowlitz below Mayfield Dam 73° 52° 74° 50° 75° 54° 73° 55° 75° 57° 9.90 -- -0.40 Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon

Data reported from Centralia .Sunrise ...... today ...... 5:23 . . . .a.m...... Temperature .Sunset ...... tonight...... 9:08 . . . .p.m...... Bellingham Brewster .Tuesday's ...... High ...... 68...... Moonrise ...... 7:30 . . . .a.m...... National ...... Cities .Tuesday's ...... Low ...... 57...... 68/58 84/64 .Moonset ...... 10:59 . . . . .p.m...... Normal ...... High...... 76...... Port. . . . . Angeles...... Today Fri. .Normal ...... Low...... 53...... 60/54 . . . City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx .Record ...... High...... 101 . . . in. . 1942...... Seattle Anchorage 80/64 sm 82/62 pc .Record ...... Low...... 37 . . in. . 1949...... Boise 81/55 s 87/59 s 72/59 Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg First Full Last New Boston 86/70 pc 88/72 pc .Tuesday ...... 0.00" ...... 72/53 80/54 7/9 7/16 7/24 7/31 Dallas 91/75 sh 93/76 pc .Month . . . . . to. . .date ...... 0.00" ...... Tacoma Honolulu 87/73 pc 88/71 mc .Normal ...... month...... to. . date...... 0.03" ...... Centralia. . . . . 69/56 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 99/77 s 101/75 s Nashville 91/74 t 90/75 t .Year . . . .to . . date...... 15.18" ...... 73/52. Yakima .Normal ...... year. . . . to. . .date ...... 26.06" ...... Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 105/80 s 107/81 s 85/55 Longview 74/52 Trees None None St. Louis 87/75 t 85/74 mc Area Conditions Grass High High Salt Lake City 84/61 pc 86/66 s We Want Your Photos 75/55 Weeds None None San Francisco 65/56 pc 66/54 s Yesterday Vancouver Shown is today's Mold None None Washington, DC 92/78 t 89/76 sh City Hi/Lo Prcp. The Dalles weather. Temperatures Send in your weather-related photo- 78/56 Portland are today's highs and graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 79/57 83/55 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 108/84 s 114/87 s New Delhi 112/97 ra 113/95 ra City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 99/67 pc 84/71 ra Paris 77/55 s 81/58 s Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; mc/mostly Bremerton 70/56 mc 72/54 mc Spokane 81/56 pc 85/60 pc London 75/56 pc 74/60 s Rio de Janeiro 78/68 ra 68/64 ra cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & Ocean Shores 65/55 mc 63/53 mc Tri Cities 87/59 pc 90/64 s Mexico City 64/47 ra 69/45 ra Rome 86/69 s 85/69 s snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; ss/snow showers; t/thunderstorms Olympia 72/53 pc 74/52 mc Wenatchee 86/63 pc 89/64 pc Moscow 64/51 ra 65/50 ra Sydney 57/53 ra 60/53 ra PACIFIC NORTHWEST ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA REACH 3 million Pacific Northwesterners with just One Call! n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 Get It All Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) CH593993aa.dj n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers In One Place! (360) 748 - 0961 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation CH599491jl.cg Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 Local News & So Much More [email protected] In Print & Online! 123 SW 6th St. Chehalis, WA 98532 More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 The Chronicle • Chronline.com • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019 Carolyn Long to Make Announcement in Centralia Monday

By Alex Brown [email protected] In the likely lead-up to another congressional run, Caro- lyn Long has scheduled three “exciting announcement” rallies Monday in Southwest Washing- ton — including one in Centra- lia. Long will speak at 11 a.m. at the Centralia Timberland Library, followed by rallies in Longview and Vancouver. “I have an announcement that I will be sharing on July 8th!” reads Long’s Facebook page announcement of the event. “I’m thrilled to have some exciting special guests with me. Hope to see you there!” The Washington State Uni- versity, Vancouver professor challenged Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Battle Ground, in the 2018 campaign, coming up short by a 53 to 47 percent mar- gin. Long’s race drew national attention, as she brought in more fundraising money than Herrera Beutler and gave the in- cumbent her first serious challenge since her initial run for the seat. Earlier this spring, Demo- crat Peter Khalil, a profession- Chronicle File Photo al mediator from Vancouver, Carolyn Long talks with citizens of the greater Lewis County during a town hall meeting at the Veterans Memorial Museum in Sept. 2018, in Chehalis. launched his own entry into the race, running on a progres- sive platform — a contrast with Despite the Democrats lin- from job creation toaffordable ments and see fit to return her while Long has $11,000 remain- Long’s more moderate views. ing up to challenge her, and the health care to salmon recovery,” to office.” ing. Khalil’s campaign did not It’s unclear if Long’s early entry tough campaign last cycle, Her- said campaign spokeswoman So far, Long’s campaign com- report any data during the first into the race — she announced rera Beutler is confident in her Angeline Riesterer. “We’re con- mittee has not reported raising quarter of the year. her 2018 candidacy in Decem- chances. fident that Southwest Washing- any money in the first quarter Long’s campaign declined to ber of 2017 — was prompted by “Jaime will run on her track ton voters will look at Jaime’s of the year. Herrera Beutler has comment on the record about Khalil’s head start. record of solving problems, long list of positive accomplish- more than $250,000 in the bank, the announcement rally. Lewis County Struggles to Fill Salary Commission’s 10 Positions, Discusses Options

PANEL: Only Five Willing have not seen raises in awhile. cruiting efforts, representing the Six of the commission’s mem- business category. With its initial to Sit on Panel to Discuss bers are selected by lottery from a recruiting largely unsuccessful, Raises for Electeds database of all registered voters in the county plans to target specific the county. Election officials have entities in those industries. By Alex Brown been reaching out to a long list of “(We need) focused recruiting [email protected] voters in each district, trying to for those fields,” Fund said. “If find residents who are willing to we do full-scale recruiting, we Lewis County residents aren’t serve. So far, the county has lined might not get the people we need. lining up to take on the unpaid up two candidates apiece from … Maybe we could send letters to role of setting the salary for their Districts 2 and 3, but none from organized labor, find out who the elected officials. So far, only five District 1. None of the willing lawyers are.” willing residents have stepped parties have yet been sworn in by Rieva Lester, clerk of the forward for the 10 open positions the county. board, mentioned the possibility on the Salary Commission, nearly Commissioner Edna Fund, of putting out a public service an- six weeks after it was recreated. who represents District 1, said the nouncement on the radio. The Salary Commission is a county’s human resources staff is Fund said she’s eager to have panel of county citizens who serve reaching out to more voters. the Salary Commission get to on a volunteer basis, meeting to Meanwhile, the remaining work, but it may take a redoubled determine the salary for county four panelists must represent effort on the county’s part to fill commissioners and other elected specific fields — business, law, out its membership first. Alex Brown / [email protected] officials. The panel was reinstated labor and personnel manage- “We can’t start it until we have County commissioners deliberate during a hearing Monday morning. The com- by county commissioners in May, ment. So far, only one candidate a group that have been selected,” missioners are seeking members for the Salary Commission that will determine after some officials noted they has responded to the county’s re- she said. the pay of elected oﬃ cials in Lewis County. News in Brief

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Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019 LOCAL Centralia Man Accused of Assault with Screwdriver By The Chronicle alleged assault hit Ponce-Ruiz Police say a Centralia man in the back stopping the attack tried to stab another man in and causing him to leave the the head with a screwdriver area in a truck. over the weekend, leading to Defense attorney Rachael the suspect’s arrest and a felony Tiller said, in speaking with charge of second-degree as- Ponce-Ruiz’s family members, sault. that Ponce-Ruiz was acting in Samuel Ponce-Ruiz, 30, is self-defense, and that he was being held in the Lewis County not the aggressor in the situa- Jail on $100,000, as of Monday. tion. According to a probable Judge James Lawler, in line cause affidavit, on Saturday, with a request from Senior police responded to the 100 Deputy Prosecutor Will Hal- block of Lilac Lane, where a stead, ordered he be held on man said Ponce-Ruiz attacked $100,000 bail. him with a screwdriver. The He has an arraignment alleged victim said Ponce-Ruiz hearing set for Thursday. began swinging the screwdriver at him and he fell to Jared Wenzelburger the ground. Ponce-Ruiz alleg- / [email protected] edly began pushing the victim’s Samuel Ponce-Ruiz makes an ap- head down and attempting pearance in Lewis County Superior to stab him in the head, court Court Monday afternoon in Chehalis. documents read. A person who witnessed the Chehalis Man Accused of Sexually Assaulting Teen Tells Police He Was Sleep-Walking

By The Chronicle Court documents indicates County Superior Court Mon- A Chehalis man was Reid sexually assaulted her in day afternoon, Judge James charged with a class A felony, an apartment building. The Lawler imposed $50,000 bail. after a teen told investigators teen said she struggled to get He also ordered that Reid stay he touched her sexually against away from Reid as he touched away from minors, with the ex- her will. her sexually, and eventually ception of his own children. Skylar H. Reid, 26, was succeeded in breaking free. Reid has an arraignment charged with one count of in- Police contacted Reid, who hearing scheduled for Thurs- decent liberties — forcible com- told them “this sleep walking day. pulsion. He’s being held in the is really affecting me,” accord- Lewis County Jail on $50,000 ing to court documents. An- Jared Wenzelburger bail, as of Monday. other woman spoke with police, / [email protected] According to a probable saying Reid likely wasn’t fully Skylar Harrison Reid makes an ap- cause affidavit, police were no- awake when the incident oc- pearance in Lewis County Superior tified last week that a 16-year- curred and thought the teen Court Monday afternoon in Chehalis. old girl had made allegations was someone else. against Reid. During a hearing in Lewis Emergency Management: Two Telephone Company Glitches Potentially Hinder 911 Calls for Some

By Cody Neuenschwander ment Director Steve Mansfield. plained to him that Centu- take so long for this to occur,” from AT&T. [email protected] While Mansfield said he ryLink’s policy is not to send Mansfield said. Mansfield said they were didn’t know how many people crews out during evening hours. In a separate incident, AT&T notified of the glitch at 3:35 Malfunctions in the past few were without communication Lewis County officials were released a statement that some a.m. Tuesday, and the issue was days with two separate com- in that time, he said it was con- first notified of the outage at cellular customers within their cleared up later that morning. munications companies caused fined to a relatively small popu- 4:30 p.m., and a brief incident company were having trouble He said they wouldn’t know separate lapses in citizens’ abil- lation. Officials were first noti- inquiry confirmed that the is- contacting 911. Similar situa- until after the fact if there were ity to contact 911 services — fied of the problem by a citizen sue was with the phone com- tions have popped up in head- any actual emergency situa- with Lewis County emergency who called in to say he had no pany, and not with 911 commu- lines across the U.S. in recent tions that suffered from a hin- management officials clarifying landline communication. Indi- nications. Services were back weeks. dered response due to commu- that the glitches have nothing viduals were still able to contact up by around 9 p.m. Monday, “AT&T teams are engaged nication glitches. to do with the 911 system. 911 using their cellphones. he said, saying he had believed and working to fully isolate “We live with a lot of tech- On Sunday, a severed line cut During such an incident, that the process would have and resolve the issue. The spe- nology in our world and peo- out landline communication for Mansfield said, dispatch will been a faster one. cific cause of the service outage ple need to have action plans citizens in the Lincoln Creek contact the first responder en- “I know in the past they’ve has not yet been determined. for when things don’t go their area of northern Lewis County tities that service the affected been very receptive to us when Due to this service outage, you way and technology fails,” he and in the Rochester area. It area, alerting them that com- something like this happens, may experience interruptions said. took more than 24 hours for the munication with citizens might and to our community, to get or degradation to Wireless 911 In the event of a 911 call not line to be fixed by CenturyLink be stilted. this fixed, so this is somewhat calls and or Wireless location going through, call the dispatch crews, said Emergency Manage- Mansfield said it was ex- surprising to me that this would information,” reads a statement business line at 360-740-1105. News in Brief 1 Killed in Fiery Head- crash Sunday night after two ve- been located. who was there, according to local R.I., she added. hicles collided head-on in Kent, In the other car, two people news reports. “The players at the table, who On Crash in Kent by police said. were injured and taken to a local Police responded shortly af- are all incredible people, often The victim has not been iden- hospital. ter midnight to a shooting at an don’t have the ability to make Possible Wrong-Way tified. Paramedics found the dead apartment building in the 32000 particular changes,” Budd said. Driver Who Ran From Police believe the car in which person inside the car after put- block of 46th Place Southwest, “It’s widely accepted in our com- a person was killed was driving ting out a fire caused by the im- Q13 reports. munity that more needs to be done.” Scene the wrong way and crashed into pact of the crash, police said. They found a 14-year-old boy Her proposal would reor- another car. The collision occurred about dead, the station reported. By Stacia Glenn 10 p.m. in the 9700 block of Can- Police said they are searching ganize what the Council for Two people were spotted run- The News Tribune yon Drive. for another 14-year-old believed the Homeless calls the region’s ning away from the car that con- The investigation is ongoing. to have been present when the “Continuum of Care.” The new One person died in a fiery tained the victim and have not shooting happened, Q13 reports. piece would found a joint execu- The other people in the apart- tive board on homelessness. The 14-Year-Old Killed in ment at the time were not hurt proposed seven-member board ROCHESTER LUMBER Federal Way Shooting and are cooperating with detec- would include Budd, two officials from the county, two from the CHECK OUT OUR PRICE FOR 3’ 29 GAUGE METAL ROOFING! tives. That Might Have Been city and two from the VHA. The WE ALSO STOCK A LARGE SELECTION OF POLE BUILDING SUPPLIES Detectives told Q13 they be- an Accident lieve the shooting might have board would also be evenly split Insulation • Vapor Barrier • Screws • Bolts 3’ Painted 40 year Armor Tech been accidental and caused by a between elected and administra- 18 colors $309/lf By Christine Clarridge tive officials — one of each, from Sliding Door Hardware • 24’ Trusses teen’s mishandling of a firearm. 3’ Painted 40 year Armor Tech The Seattle Times all three factions. Blueprints • and of course all the lumber White, Green, Red, & Brown “The highest level of the con- $ 89 8’, 10’ & 12’ in stock 2 /lf A 14-year-old was fatally shot Coalition to Combat tinuum of care is the Joint Ex- SELLING POLE BARN KITS SINCE 1988 CH599483 19523 Sargent Rd SW overnight Monday in Federal ecutive Board on Homelessness. Check out our website: rochesterlumber.net Rochester, WA Homelessness Proposed Open Mon-Fri 7am-5:30pm Sat 7am-5pm Closed Sundays Way, and police are looking to This would be a newly created 360.273.5213 speak with another 14-year-old By Calley Hair group,” Budd explained to the The Columbian city council. The board would hear feed- A joint board featuring de- back from a Continuum of Care cision-makers from Vancouver, Steering Committee, a body that Elect Steven Clark County, the Council for already exists and is currently the the Homeless and the Vancouver highest authority in the commu- Housing Authority could help or- nity’s Continuum of Care. ganize Southwest Washington’s Budd’s plan would formalize disjointed approach to homeless- the specific seats on the steer- ness into a single, cohesive strat- ing committee to ensure diverse egy. representation, including people HUBBARD That was the pitch of Kate with experience dealing with Budd, executive director of the homelessness. 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Ollie old are $2 per issue. began there in the early 1960s at Eva Hammon the Fullers store in the old Yard 1916 ~ 2019 THE NEWSROOM Birds building. Through the For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact Eva Mae Coverdell years, she worked at both the sons, Jack Smith Jr. (Jeanie) and the appropriate person listed below. Chehalis and Centralia stores Hammon, 103, passed away Greg Smith; daughter, Teresa EDITOR as a checker. Ollie retired in the Anderson; two granddaughters, peacefully June 25, 2019, in early 1990s after over 30 years Centralia, Wash. She was born Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 Mandy Gardin (Erik) and Megan [email protected] of service. Over the years, she Smith (Scott); and two great- April 11, 1916, in Bigfork, Sports Editor became close friends with many grandchildren, Chloe Smith and Mont. of her co-workers. Ollie enjoyed Jack Spencer Smith. Eva moved with her family Matt Baide ...... 807-8230 gardening, occasional trips to There will be a private service to Toledo, Wash., in the late [email protected] the Lucky Eagle Casino and for family members and close 1920s. She married the love Sports, Outdoors spending time with her family friends. Please join us at Frostys of her life, George Alvin Jordan Nailon ...... 807-8231 who she loved dearly. Saloon & Grill in Napavine at 1 Hammon, Oct. 23, 1935, and [email protected] She was preceded in death p.m., July 5, 2019, for a small they were together for 47 County Government, Legislature, East Lewis by her husband, Jack Smith; get together in Ollie’s memory. good years. They lived briefly her husband, George; parents, County grandson, Justin Fawley; and in Oregon, then returned to Irvin and Ruby Coverdell; and Alex Brown ...... 807-8239 Toledo, Wash., in the 1960s her siblings, Alva, Nick, Lester To view the obituary, please go to siblings, Velma, Dee (Delmar), [email protected] chronline.com/obituaries. and started a Hamburger stand and Edna. Clyde, Doris, Glenna, Dale, Twin Cities, South Thurston County Ollie is survived by her two on I-5 near the Cowlitz River Gloria and Robert; one niece; Will Rubin ...... 807-8222 Bridge until 1976. and three nephews. Cattermole Funeral Home, Inc. Eva is survived by two A celebration of life will be [email protected] Crime, Fire, Courts, West Lewis County 203 NW Kerron St., Condolences may be offered at sisters, Arlene Paulin Duncan held at 1 p.m., July 11, 2019, Winlock, WA 98596 www.CattermoleFH.com and Donna White Tippery; nine at Fir Lawn Funeral Chapel in Cody Neuenschwander ...... 807-8208 (360) 785-3881 of 10 nieces; 12 of 15 nephews; Toledo, Wash., with a reception [email protected] and numerous great-nieces and and graveside service to follow. Photos great-nephews. To view the obituary, please go to Jared Wenzelburger ...... 807-8224 She was preceded in death by chronline.com/obituaries. Send News Tips To: Hubert Callahan [email protected] 1927 ~ 2019 THE CHRONICLE Hubert “Hub” James Landeis; seven great- PUBLISHER Callahan, 91, of Randle, grandchildren, Lillian, Virginia Shultz Michael Wagar ...... 807-8200 Wash., passed away at Landon, Joleen, Olivia, [email protected] his home Tuesday, June Maxine, Maverick 1929 ~ 2019 Sales Manager 25, 2019. He was born and Jaxon; and many Lindy Waring ...... 807-8219 Virginia “Ginny” Elaine in Randle, July 31, 1927, other extended family [email protected] to Thomas and Bridget members. (Reynolds) Shultz passed away (Gillooly) Callahan. He A funeral service peacefully at Hawthorn Place LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC lived his entire life in will be held at 11 a.m., Adult Family Home in Tumwater, Wash., May 31, 2019. She was PRESIDENT Lewis County. Saturday, July 6, 2019, at Michael Wagar ...... 807-8200 Hub spent much of his Brown Mortuary Service born in Bucoda, March 5, 1929, to [email protected] life working in the logging in Morton, Wash., with a George and Rosa Reynolds. industry as a bulldozer brief graveside service to A native of the Skookumchuck Vice President of Production and Technology operator, but his passion follow the funeral service Valley, Ginny lived on the family Jon Bennett ...... 330-9883 was his farm. He spent at Silver Creek Cemetery, farm for 56 years, before retiring [email protected] much time there raising 687 Silverbrook Rd., from farm life and moving to Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 his cattle, taking care of Randle, WA 98377. Hub’s Tenino. She is best remembered by the community for her Sign Pro Project Manager long tenure as a school bus driver and 45 year membership in his fields and spending family invites all whose Mandy Klemola ...... 736-6322 many hours on his tractor. lives he touched to share the Veterans of Foreign War and Eagles organizations. A fan [email protected] Hub is survived by memories at a potluck of gardening and sports, she could often be found in summer Regional Executive Editor his wife of 65 years, reception to be held months tending to her sweet peas and nasturtiums or listening to Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8217 a Mariners game. Alice; children, Michael after burial at the Randle [email protected] J. (Kukui) Callahan, United Methodist Church, She is survived by her sister, Phyllis Brown; children, Donald Ann (William) Callahan- 116 Kindle Rd., Randle, Shultz, Lyla Grayson (Richard) and Dawna Donohue (Paul); FAX NUMBERS grandchildren, Angela Davis (Dan), Bonnie Herron (Jeremy), Woodham and Nancy WA 98377. Donations in Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 (John) Landeis; six memory of Hub may be Annie Shultz and Kalyn Brady (Michael); great-grandchildren, Zachary Vassar, Grace Vassar, Silas Shultz, Harrington Brady Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 grandchildren, Jessica gifted to the White Pass Obituaries ...... 807-8258 Callahan, Jared Callahan, Scholarship fund. and Emerson Brady; and longtime friend, Bridgett Dowies. 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Go to Click on Click Build the Pay with CALL 807-8203 CH595509rb.cg to Submit an Chronline.com Classifieds and PAID obituary credit card Obituary Online hit PLACE AN AD OBITUARIES Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019 LOCAL Randle Farm Readies for Annual Lavender Celebration HARVEST: Farm Open From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 13, 14, Daily for U-Pick By Will Rubin [email protected] Lewis County residents need not drive to the northernmost reaches of the Olympic Peninsu- la to get their lavender fix during the height of summer. The Cowlitz Falls Lavender Company in Randle is readying to host its third annual week- long celebration of the fragrant, purple plant beginning Friday and running through July 14. The farm will be open from 12-5 p.m. each day through July 12 for U-Pick harvest and other retail offerings. On July 13-14, the farm will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with a more robust festival setting that will include local vendors, artists and demonstrations of how lavender oil and other products are made. A family contingent of Justin Claibourn, his wife Jordann and Justin’s father oversee the farm outside of their day jobs as diesel mechanics and being a stay-at- Courtesy Photo home mom. The trio and Justin’s Lavender Week at the Cowlitz Falls Lavender Company in Randle runs for a week from 12-5 p.m. beginning Friday and then from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on July 13-14. mother, who recently passed away, joined forces to purchase is free; patrons can pick their 47 acres in Randle a few years own bunches of lavender for $5 back, with the idea of building each. out a farm to eventually serve as A little more than two acres their retirement property. This of lavender are planted in 600- will be the first large event at the foot rows, a design he said was farm since the memorial service born out of scouting trips to was held there late last month. other farms where people enjoy “My parents always liked go- long walks through the fields ing up to the lavender festival more than bouncing from patch in Sequim and my mom always to patch. Their goal is ultimately liked seeing all of the lavender to have plants lining the full up there,” Justin Claibourn said. eight acres of land that pushes “They were joking one day that up against Falls Road. maybe they should do a lavender “When you drive down the farm out there, so I did some soil road, we want you to be able to testing and we decided it might see all of those acres of lavender,” be a good way to have it be our Claibourn said. “We’ve got about retirement income. We’ve done 6,000 plants out there right now. this celebration for three years Our land when we bought it now and last year we had a huge was timber land that had been turnout. Other than the fact we logged and replanted, but those were running around like chick- died and were taken over by ens with our heads cut off, it was invasive weeds. We needed to cool to have so much support do something here to make the from the community coming to land look good and have it look check out what we have going good in the community.” Courtesy Photo on.” The farm has seen substan- The third annual Lavender Week at the Cowlitz Falls Lavender Company in Randle starts Friday. Last year was the first time tial growth in the past year third-party vendors set up thanks to its burgeoning whole- most of the retail items for sale. tinue establishing themselves as said. “It’s the peak of the grow- booths during the extended sale arm, which ships product What’s planted in Randle is a local alternative to the farms in ing season, so it gets pretty pur- weekend hours of the laven- to farms across the country. A about as much as the family can Sequim and beyond. ple out there, too. We all still der celebration. The response number of local businesses stock handle on their own part-time “We like to throw what is ba- have day jobs — It’s a labor of was strong enough, Justin Clai- their wares, which include oils, schedules. They hope to soon be sically a party where people can love for us.” bourn said, that they’re expect- candles, soap and the flowers able to hire someone to pitch in come out to the farm and see For more information, visit ing at least double the number themselves. Justin Claibourn during the harvest season. In the what we do and how we make cowlitzfallslavender.com or call this time around. Admission credits Jordann with creating meantime, they’ll look to con- our products,” Justin Claibourn 253-318-2317. There’s More Than Cheddar on the Plate at Next Weekend’s Toledo Cheese Days By Will Rubin featuring live music and food at [email protected] 6 p.m. on July 11 at the Morgan Arts Center. Friday features a There will be no shortage trio of athletic events: the 23rd of dairy products at the annual Annual Cheddar Open golf tour- Toledo Cheese Days festival. But nament at the Newaukum Valley the four-day centerpiece of the Golf Course, a tennis tourna- summer calendar in Toledo be- ment at 3 p.m. at Toledo High ginning on July 11 brie-ngs more School and a cornhole tourna- than just the pinnacle of comfort ment from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at high foods to the southern portion of school football field. During the Lewis County. cornhole tournament, patrons The 18th Annual Car and can wander over to the high Motorcycle Show at Toledo school track to race frogs for Middle School starts at 7 a.m. on cash prizes. July 13 and runs through the af- The July 12 slate starts early ternoon. For a $20 fee, hundreds with the car show and the Ched- of people from across the Pacific dar Challenge run/walk that be- Northwest drive in to compete gins at the Toledo Fire Station for the more than 100 trophies and is sponsored by the Toledo given out by the Toledo Lions High School softball team. Bo- Club. nanza BBQ will have a breakfast Many of those awards are buffet beginning at 6 a.m. and a handed out by the more than 150 lunch one at 11 a.m. businesses that sponsor the show The Cheese Days parade fea- along with the Lions Club. There tures a “Welcome home” theme used to be a formal car club in Chronicle File Photo and begins at 11 a.m. on July 13. Toledo, according to show orga- Hungry Toledo Cheese Days parade-goers line up at the 2017 event to receive a free cheese sandwich. The parade route winds from the nizer Brad Dykstra. There’s still intersection of Augustus Street a core group of gear heads who to woodwork and even hand-tied and 5th Street down and around get together now and then, but fishing flies. back to the intersection of Oak the annual Cheese Days show is The gallery is open from 11 Street and 5th Street. Saturday’s the pinnacle of the season. a.m. to 6 p.m. each day of the festivities will also go late into Aside from the cars, there “This is your group of people who live festival and will feature the local the night, in the form of a dance will be a live auction and raffle here in your community coming together creations through the first week- from 9 p.m. to midnight at To- for prizes ranging from car care end in August. A reception to ledo Market Fresh. products to furniture and tools. to showcase the talent right here in the mark the opening of the “Toledo July 14 features a quartet of Raffle tickets cost $1 each and community.” Made” collection drew nearly 50 food-related events. The Lions can be purchased at the car show. patrons, Morgan said. Club will be hosting a beef bar- “It’s a great meeting spot for Di Morgan, “Our goal is to showcase the becue and selling cheesecake everyone, especially after the pa- Art Gallery 505 people of Toledo,” Morgan said. by the slice from noon-3 p.m. at rade is done,” Dykstra said. “At a “Everyone from the guy who Kemp Olson Toledo Community lot of small town events, people makes the fish flies, the lavender Park. The Lions Club will then usually go to the parades and people, and all of the art people. hold a beef auction at 2:30, fol- then dissipate. Here, it’s a great This is your group of people who lowed by the annual pie auction way for them to spend the mid- da to attend this show.” to Toledo is eligible to enter their live here in your community sponsored by Toledo Volunteer dle part of their day. There’s food Another popular attraction wares, which can range from tra- coming together to showcase the EMS and Firefighters Associa- vendors, activities for the kids during Cheese Days is the annu- ditional painting or ceramics to talent right here in the commu- tion at 3 p.m. and all kinds of car-related stuff. al “Toledo Made” artists exhibi- what gallery owner Di Morgan nity.” For more information on People come from the east side of tion at Art Gallery 505. Anyone categorizes as “the funkier stuff.” Cheese Days as a whole will Cheese Days, visit toledolion- the state and from up near Cana- who lives in or has a connection Those include fabric-based crafts kick off with a casual reception sclub.com. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019 • Main 7 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Military Families Drowned Father and May Soon Lose Daughter Mourned at Key Immigration El Salvador Cemetery Protections Tribune News Service Tribune News Service Their drowning deaths pro- voked worldwide sympathy and The Trump administration outrage, while putting a human is considering changes to immi- face on the issue of global migration policies that had previ- gration. ously protected the spouse and A photograph of the bodies dependents of military service of a father and daughter hud- members from deportation, a dled face down in a final em- U.S. Citizenship and Immigra- brace along the muddy banks tion Services official confirmed. on the Mexican side of the Rio “Parole in Place” is an im- Grande spread rapidly via social migration policy implemented media and otherwise a week at the height of the Iraq War to ago, graphically illustrating the help deployed soldiers not worry dangers faced by migrants. that their undocumented fam- It drew the attention of lead- ily members would be deported ers such as Pope Francis, who while they were overseas. was “profoundly grieved” about It is one of several immigra- Vivek Prakash/AFP/Getty Images/TNS the deaths of the U.S.-bound mi- tion options made available to Protesters gather at the government headquarters in Hong Kong on July 1, 2019, on the 22nd anniversary of the city’s grants from El Salvador, the Vat- the military in recognition of handover from Britain to China. ican said, and prayed “for them “the important sacrifices made and for all the migrants who by U.S. armed forces members, have lost their lives trying to es- veterans, enlistees and their Hong Kong Protests Escalate as Violent cape from the war and misery.” families. To support these in- On Monday, Oscar Alberto dividuals, we provide discre- Martinez Ramirez, 25, and his tionary options such as parole Demonstrators Overrun Legislature Building 23-month-old daughter, Angie in place or deferred action on a Valeria, were laid to rest in San case-by-case basis,” the agency By Alice Su region’s handover in 1997 from — such as releasing arrested pro- Salvador. Their bodies had been says on a web page for service Los Angeles Times British to Chinese rule. But it’s testers without an investigation found June 24 near Matamoros, members. also a protest day for civil soci- — would violate the rule of law, Protesters on Monday Mexico, across from Browns- Parole in place grants un- ety and pro-democracy groups, Lam said. ville, Texas. documented dependents and stormed Hong Kong’s legislative with particular momentum this Police Chief Stephen Lo spouses a reprieve to be able to building, smashing the build- year from growing public anger defended the police as having legally adjust their immigra- ing’s glass walls, dismantling against the extradition bill. been under siege for nearly eight Turkey Stockpiles tion status without having to fences and gates, and vandaliz- Hong Kong’s government hours without responding to Crucial Weapons leave the United States or be de- ing the inner chamber. has suspended the bill, but the protesters. ported first. The program was The demonstrators tore protesters are demanding to- Secretary for Security John Parts, Anticipating rarely used until senior mili- down portraits of legislative tal withdrawal to ensure it isn’t Lee read out potential charges tary leaders and then-members leaders and spray-painted pro- reintroduced. Many also want for the arrested protesters in- US Sanctions of Congress — including Vice democracy slogans on the walls an independent investigation cluding breaking and entering Tribune News Service of the main chamber. They also President Mike Pence — urged of both police and protester and possession of weapons. Turkey, girding for the raised a sign that read: “There in 2010 that the Department of violence over the last few weeks, The Civil Human Rights worst despite encouraging are no violent rioters, only a vio- Homeland Security increase ac- and for Chief Executive Carrie Front and pan-democratic legis- messages from President Don- lent regime.” cess to the program. Lam to take responsibility for lators released a joint statement ald Trump, has stockpiled On this, the anniversary of ongoing unrest, or to step down saying legislators had requested crucial spare parts for Amer- Hong Kong’s handover from Trump Signs $4.59 altogether. ican-made weapons in case Britain to China, hundreds of to meet with Lam on Monday, Monday’s protesters split Congress sanctions it over a thousands tried to keep the pro- only to be rejected. Billion Border Aid into two groups: Hundreds of “We cannot be angrier at her contentious Russian missile test peaceful, marching through thousands marched peacefully purchase. Package Into Law the streets in an echo of two pre- rejection to the request, which and the others besieged and proves her ‘willingness to lis- It’s unclear when the stock- Tribune News Service vious marches against an extra- then stormed into the legisla- piling decision was first taken, dition bill that many feel reflects ten’ to be the ugliest political President Donald Trump tive building, using metal bars lie. Lam’s arrogance revealed but Turkish officials say the Beijing’s growing control over and trolleys to smash its glass signed a $4.59 billion supple- by her public responses since preparations were made in Hong Kong. walls, pushing aside legislators mental spending bill Monday June 9 have only poured fuel to anticipation of possible U.S. But some protesters had oth- attempting to de-escalate the for cash-strapped agencies the flame, and lead to the crisis embargoes. The U.S. has been er ideas. situation. They also dismantled dealing with poor conditions today. Lam is the culprit,” the threatening sanctions against and overcrowded shelters for Agnes, Shing and their son a fence around the building statement read. Turkey since 2018, after Turk- the unprecedented surge of mi- Alex stared at a television screen and raised a black version of Just after 10 p.m., Hong Kong ish President Recep Tayyip grants at the southern border in in disbelief as protesters charged the Hong Kong flag, featuring a Erdogan decided to buy the recent months. the legislative building. bloodied, withering flower at its police announced on Facebook that they were planning to clear Russian S-400 missile-defense His signature comes as bor- The family had come to center. system, a competitor to Ameri- der agencies have been under Causeway Bay to join a third “If we burn, you burn with the legislative building and would use “appropriate force in can-made Patriots. increased scrutiny for the treat- peaceful march against the us,” read a red banner hung over Still haunted by a crip- ment of migrants in detention extradition bill. They were one side of the legislative build- the event of obstruction and re- sistance.” pling U.S. arms embargo half facilities. The latest episode standing at an electronics shop ing. a century ago, Turkey’s mili- came after visits from several next to the road among grow- Lam held a news conference Inside the chamber, protester Brian Leung climbed onto a ta- tary has been amassing parts House Democrats on Monday, ing crowds before the march at 4 a.m. Tuesday condemning for F-16 jets and other military including Reps. Alexandria began. But its planned ending the “extreme use of violence ble and removed his mask, calling on protesters to stay. hardware, according to two Ocasio-Cortez of New York, point seemed to already be in and vandalism by protesters Turkish officials familiar with “We’ve come too far. This is Veronica Escobar of Texas and chaos. who stormed into the legisla- their country’s defense strat- our final chance. We can’t af- Judy Chu of California, who de- “A lot of Hong Kong people tive council building” while af- egy. Relations between the two scribed inhumane conditions. are very peaceful. They don’t firming the march as reflective ford to lose,” he said, asking countries deteriorated over the Ocasio-Cortez and Escobar want to see this kind of violence,” of Hong Kong’s “core values” of protesters to either stay inside or course of the Syrian civil war, were also targets of sexist and said Agnes, 45, who declined to peace and order. surround the building outside, when the U.S. armed a Kurdish racist derision in a secret Face- give their family’s last name for “Nothing is more important in hopes that larger numbers of militia that Turkey views as a book group for current and for- privacy reasons. “We feel very than the rule of law in Hong demonstrators would deter the terrorist group, and in the af- mer Customs and Border Pro- heartbroken to see these teenag- Kong,” Lam said, adding that police. termath of a 2016 coup attempt tection agents, according to an ers.” the government had responded Outside, some protesters left against Erdogan that his gov- investigation by ProPublica. July 1 is Establishment Day to anti-extradition bill protests while others continued to pass ernment blames on a Turkish The group has 9,500 mem- in Hong Kong, an official holi- by suspending the bill. supplies and barriers into the imam residing in the U.S. bers, a number commensurate day meant for celebrating the Protesters’ other demands building through assembly lines. NATO member Turkey is to nearly half of all agents who determined to acquire bal- make up the CBP, though it’s listic missile technology, and not clear that every member Flyovers, Military Bands … and Tanks? Here’s aims to co-produce the next of the group is a border agent. generation of the S-400, the ProPublica linked people who What We Know About the July 4 Celebrations officials added, citing discus- posted to the group to profiles sions with Russian President apparently belonging to Border By Chris Cioffi a release. Temporary street closures Vladimir Putin. Erdogan said Patrol agents, including a su- CQ-Roll Call Ever since the president’s and parking restrictions his country will take delivery pervisor in El Paso, Texas. February tweet announcing will take effect beginning at of the S-400 air defense system President Donald Trump’s the event, details about the 12:01 a.m. on Tuesday, July 2 within days. Ivanka Trump Is presence will be felt at this plans have been trickling out. through Friday, July 5 at 4 a.m. Not Looking to Be year’s July Fourth celebrations Here are some of the things we A full list of road closures can Iran Risks Rift With in Washington, but some of do (and don’t) know about the be found on the D.C. Depart- a Diplomat, West the details on exactly what festivities planned for Trump’s ment of Transportation web- Europe by Breaching will happen and how he will “A Salute to America.” site. Wing Aides Say participate remain murky. Nuclear Deal Limit According to the Interior In addition to the flyovers Tribune News Service Trump plans to make a Department, the celebrations Tribune News Service speech from the Lincoln Me- by the Blue Angels, and ac- Ivanka Trump created a on the Mall will “honor each cording to media reports a Iran says it has exceeded buzz last week over her partici- morial Thursday evening — of the nation’s five service limits set on its enriched-ura- the first time a president has plane that serves as Air Force pation in the Group of 20 sum- branches with music, military One, the Washington Post re- nium stockpile, a move that spoken during the festivi- demonstrations, multiple fly- mit and talks with North Kore- ports that Trump requested risks the collapse of the 2015 ties since 1951 — before the overs including a flight dem- an leader Kim Jong Un, raising tanks or other armored ve- nuclear accord and raises con- Capitol Fourth Concert on onstration by the Blue Angels questions in Washington about hicles be part of the festivities. cerns that a standoff with the whether the first daughter is the West Lawn and fireworks and much more.” Trump has pushed for mili- U.S. could lead to military ac- eyeing a broader diplomatic role. show. There will also be a fly- The “A Capitol Fourth” tion. tary vehicles as part of parades But four administration of- over by the Blue Angels and concert begins at 8 p.m. on “As I was informed, Iran has ficials with knowledge of Ivanka Air Force One, and did some- Thursday, July 4, and gates in the past but has not gotten a crossed the 300-kilogram cap Trump’s thinking said she has one say tanks? will open to the public at 3 green light in the past. according to plan,” the Iranian no designs on another title. “This is going to be a fan- p.m. The Defense Department Students’ News Agency cited President Donald Trump’s tastic Fourth of July with in- Public entrances to the officials reportedly had de- Foreign Minister Mohammad daughter and senior adviser has creased access across the Na- West Front of the U.S. Capitol nied a request from Trump’s Javad Zarif as saying. “We have focused her work at the White tional Mall for the public to are at the North side of Capitol transition team to include clearly expressed what we are House on women’s empower- enjoy music, flyovers, a spec- Square (Third Street, NW, and heavy military vehicles in his doing and will act upon it,” he ment — and was invited, ac- tacular fireworks display, and Pennsylvania Avenue, NW) inaugural parade. One con- said, saying the step was in line cording to her aides, to speak on an address by our Command- and the South Side of Capitol cern was that the vehicles with Iran’s rights under the that very topic on the sidelines er-in-Chief,” Interior Secre- Square (Third Street, SW, and would cause structural dam- agreement after it was abro- of G-20 in Osaka last week. tary David Bernhardt said in Maryland Avenue, SW). age to Washington’s streets. gated by the U.S. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Michael Wagar, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Lawmakers Could Have Prevented Voter-Registration Drama

By The Seattle Times Editorial Board Other Views registrations into the system told us many have already been sure everything is in order. Any- When Washington state while ensuring each of 117 dif- fixed. Her staff and the vendor one who does receive the wrong legislators took up Election As The Seattle Times has ferent ballot styles are properly are working to resolve lingering ballot for their address should Day voter registration last year, reported, elections officials have matched to the county’s nearly errors and performance issues. do the same. Secretary of State Kim Wyman rushed to develop, test and acti- 1.3 million registered voters. It She said contingency plans are People are working hard to implored them to reconsider the vate elections software that will did not have to be this way. in place, but she is confident ensure the primary election runs timeline. enable Election Day registration Certainly, the upgrade is VoteWA will work. smoothly and that every vote is That was her word — im- in time for the Aug. 6 primary. needed. The VoteWA network is Lawmakers could allocate counted. Almost certainly, the plore — in a Feb. 7, 2018 public In King County, with 337 races the final step in a five-year over- additional resources to the current software struggles are hearing during which she told and a near-record number of haul of the state’s elections infra- project, if need be, in a July mere bumps along a path to a lawmakers she supported the candidates running, officials last structure. It replaces 15-year-old, work session, Sen. Sam Hunt, smoother road. idea of same-day registration but Friday said they continued to end-of-life technology. It will D-Olympia, chair of the Senate But it is worth noting: Much had concerns about the June 30 wrestle with a system that was enable real-time information- State Government, Tribal Rela- of this drama and uncertainty implementation date. cutting off foreign addresses and sharing to ensure that Election tions & Elections Committee, might have been avoided if “The problem is that it would misidentifying some precincts — Day registrants do not attempt told the Times. lawmakers had only listened to force the counties to implement a problem which, if uncorrected, to register and vote in multiple Even so, in King County, Wyman’s warning. this bill before the technology could result in voters’ receiving counties. Wise’s staff has developed ••• is in place to make it work,” the improper ballots in the mail. The bugs identified by us- “workarounds” to stay on the The Seattle Times editorial board state’s chief elections officer King County Elections Di- ers — improperly formatted safe side. They recommend members are editorial page editor explained. Lawmakers, as evi- rector Julie Wise said that with addresses, missing apartment that newly registered voters and Kate Riley, Frank A. Blethen, Brier denced by floor debate, chose to printing deadlines approaching, numbers, problems with trans- those who recently changed Dudley, Jennifer Hemmingsen, Mark ignore her. her staff is working overtime to lations — are solvable and not their registration contact the Higgins, Derrick Nunnally and Wil- And here we are. enter backlogged data and new particularly unusual. Wyman county elections office to make liam K. Blethen (emeritus).

COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... A Different Tale of Two Cities Isn’t it funny — using that word in the sense of strange, not humorous — how our memory can play tricks on us? It did for “Are Chehalis citizens me a couple of weeks ago when I more wealthy than attended the commemoration for the building of the Penny Play- Centralians or more ground in Chehalis. Although my loyalty remains tied to Cen- interested in their tralia, I was impressed with the community?” planning, the large scope and the support — both physically and monetarily — by the citizens for the playground. restoration of the Fox Theater. Recalling the two days I spent There are people trying to get helping build it Centralia’s outdoor pool filled transposed it- with children again, but that’s self in my mind about all I can bring to mind as I into thinking sit at this keyboard. If I’m wrong, I’d been there I’m sure you’ll let me know and GUEST COMMENTARY: Being Frank from the start I’ll certainly admit it in this col- to the conclu- umn. sion, but Bob Changing the topic, I thought I’d bring you up to date on the Spahr brought By Bill Moeller Hatchery Movie Misguided, Inaccurate me back to real- joys of aging. For several months ity by remind- I’d been experiencing pains in ing me that it took a full week my back, pains which were most vivid each morning as I tried to Outdoor clothing and gear —start to finish — to get the job manufacturer Patagonia re- done. I reconciled myself to the stand up after ridding myself of sheets and blankets. I attributed cently released “Artifishal,” a fact that about all I contributed misguided documentary full of “What we know for certain is that was the ability to sort the various it to a kidney stone, which I’m prone to host at times. An x-ray misinformation about the role eliminating hatcheries would be the end sizes and types of lumber needed hatcheries play for each portion of the assembly. showed the stone had moved on, but the pain hadn’t. Another in salmon re- of salmon fishing for generations. More Could Centralia match such covery. community projects? Perhaps, x-ray found the culprit: a spinal than half of all the salmon harvested in compression fracture — not be- The movie remembering the restoration of claims that Western Washington come from hatcheries.” Wheeler Field, and the volunteer ing related to the recent episode of being thrown from my kayak! salmon hatch- work in running the swimming eries are the pool (when it was open). But I Hopefully, a series of physical therapy sessions will treat a cou- main cause for suspect Chehalis has it all over ple of overactive muscles in the the decline of Centralia in donations to their salmon and Lorraine Loomis area and we’ll see if, perhaps, the Chair, Northwest city by individual citizens, start- magnificent machine we call our should be elim- Indian Fisheries ing way back with W. F. West. the same as open water Atlantic protect non-hatchery salmon. bodies might be able to heal itself. inated. But it Commission That was followed more recently salmon farms. They’re not. Tribes would rather not have If not, I guess we’ll have to go to doesn’t present by a generous donation from We agree with Patagonia to rely on hatcheries. We pre- plan “B” and shoot some Gorilla accurate sci- Orin Smith to the Chehalis li- that Atlantic salmon farms — fer healthy, functioning habitat Glue — or whatever — into the ence to back this up. brary, now the Vernetta Smith What we know for certain like the one near Bellingham that supports natural salmon offending disc to stabilize things. Chehalis Timberland Library, is that eliminating hatcheries where more than 300,000 fish production. We must remem- Enough about me and on to and another donation toward would be the end of salmon escaped in 2017 — have no ber that both hatchery and wild another example of errors in tele- the Orin C. Smith Elementary fishing for generations. More place in Washington. That’s salmon depend on good habitat vision’s closed captions. It is, to School (grades three to five). than half of all the salmon har- why we helped lead the fight to for their survival. me, more poignant than humor- The donation towards the vested in Western Washington get them banned. Hatchery fish are defined as ous. In a recent update on that James W. Lintott Elementary come from hatcheries. Atlantic salmon fish farms treaty fish by the federal courts. fatal collision on Seattle’s Aurora School (grades K through sec- Fisheries management is hold non-native salmon in Treaty tribes in western Wash- Bridge it was determined that ond) was preceded by the Lintott about balancing the H’s: Har- floating pens for more than a ington gave up nearly all of the the accident was due to faulty donation to restore Alexander vest, Hatchery and Habitat. We year before they are harvested land in western Washington in maintenance on the “Duck Boat” Park. A major donation from already are using the best avail- and sold. exchange for the reserved right involved. The newscaster made Gail and Carolyn Shaw turned able science to manage harvest Our hatcheries, on the other to continue to harvest salmon. the statement that “The driver of into what is now known as the and hatcheries carefully to pro- hand, spawn, rear and release Our treaties require salmon the Duck Boat is still haunted by Shaw Aquatic Center, and, in tect threatened runs of salmon. young Pacific salmon within a to be available for harvest and it” which became, instead, “Still addition, they donated 40 acres Meanwhile, habitat continues few months. Some hatcheries that benefits everyone who lives hunted for it,” a very unfortunate of land which became The Shaw to be lost faster than it can be provide fish for harvest that re- here. mistake. Learning Campus where new restored. duces pressures on weak salm- Instead of using its wealth schools are now located. Hatcheries are not the cause on stocks. Others serve as gene and influence to bash hatcher- ••• Are Chehalis citizens more of declining salmon runs. We banks and nurseries to protect ies, Patagonia could be doing a Bill Moeller is a former enter- threatened stocks that would real service to the resource and wealthy than Centralians or tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city wouldn’t need them if habitat more interested in their commu- council member, paratrooper and could support sustainable salm- otherwise become extinct. all of us by advocating for habi- nity? In Centralia Scott White, pilot living in Centralia. He can be on populations. Hatchery genetic management tat protection and restoration along with many others, has put reached at bookmaven321@comcast. Another false claim made by plans have been developed for so that we are no longer depen- in thousands of hours towards net. the film is that hatcheries are every facility in Washington to dent on hatcheries.

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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Natalie Johnson can be reached discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- at (360) 807-8235, or by email at njohnson@ the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. chronline.com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controversial issue. • Main 9 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019 If a Big Earthquake Hits, Many Washington Schools at 'High Risk' By Evan Bush That's a message with which The Seattle Times school administrators and legislators are grappling. If there was a severe earth- "The study indicates we have quake, students inside Marys- a lot of work ahead of us to try ville's Totem Middle School's to get these schools into an up- main building could have a graded condition. I don't think frightening experience. we should panic. I think we need About 70 percent of that to take it very seriously," said building, which serves more state Sen. David Frockt, a Seattle than 550 students, could be dam- Democrat and leader on capital aged because it lacks features that budget issues. could help it withstand shaking, Frockt said the issue is so according to a new Washington massive, but lacking in immedi- state analysis. acy, that it can end up losing pri- It would have "very high" risk ority as lawmakers triage fund- of taking lives, according to the ing concerns. estimates. "It gets put on the back burner. "It is a risk. It is a safety con- We need to figure out how to pri- cern if the big one hits," said oritize that. Maybe this report Mike Sullivan, finance and op- will wake us up a bit," he said. erations director for the Marys- Frockt said lawmakers in- ville district. "Our school is not cluded record spending in recent current on codes and isn't seis- capital budgets for school con- mically safe for our students and struction. He hopes lawmakers really should be retrofitted." could apportion some of the con- Totem Middle School is far Ellen M. Banner / The Seattle Times struction funding for seismic up- from alone. Four-year-old preschoolers at Hopkins Preschool in Aberdeen crouch underneath tables during an earthquake drill. The grades for at-risk school districts The Washington Department state sent individual assessments of earthquake risk to administrators for 222 school buildings last week. in their next capital budget. of Natural Resources (DNR) sent individual assessments of earth- Helping Prioritize quake risk to administrators for In recent years, public un- who chairs the House Capital quake, which scientists expect to 222 school buildings last week, derstanding of Washington's Budget Committee. "You'll see occur about once every 500 years. In Marysville, the study containing grim reminders of vulnerability to earthquakes more investments by the state in The analysis did not factor could help school leaders pri- our state's earthquake risk. has grown. Public schools, often this area." the potential impacts of hazards oritize. Totem Middle School, The report, funded by the older buildings and places where The recent DNR analysis, that often accompany an earth- which is more than a half-centu- state Legislature, is an assess- the law requires children's atten- which cost $1.2 million, is a first quake like tsunamis or land- ry old, was one of the 15 build- ment of nearly 5% of Washing- dance, are of particular concern. step toward cataloging risk, with slides. ings that engineers performed a ton's 4,444 permanent school A Seattle Times investiga- school buildings in 75 districts For 15 buildings, engineers cost analysis, estimating seismic buildings. tion in 2016 found that one in from nearly every corner of the did further analysis, comparing upgrades at about $1.8 million. Of the 222 school buildings three pupils enrolled in Wash- state included. the estimated cost of seismic up- "I think this information will assessed, most would be unsafe ington schools — about 386,000 "We did select these schools grades with how much it would change our course of direction to occupy after a powerful quake, students at the time — lived in to be a representative, meaning- cost to replace or repair a school a little bit," said Sullivan. "It will about a quarter would not be able earthquake-prone areas and at- ful sample," said Corina Forson, building after an earthquake. delay some other projects, but to be repaired and 43% posed a tended schools built before seis- DNR's chief hazard geologist. Upgrade costs ranged widely, we'll probably prioritize this one." "high" or "very high" risk for loss mic construction standards were The researchers chose not to from a low of $63,000 to a high Sullivan said he hopes the of life, according to DNR's report. adopted statewide in 1975. include Seattle Public Schools, of over $5 million. The engineers Legislature funds retrofits; if The assessment found that In 2014, the state Office of which has invested tens of mil- found that most would pencil not, he has about $3 million set older buildings and those con- Superintendent of Public In- lions of dollars from local con- out to about $1.5 million to $2.7 aside each year for major school structed from unreinforced ma- struction estimated a magni- struction bonds to fund seismic million per building. repairs across Marysville's 20 sonry or rigid, under-reinforced tude 9 earthquake and tsunami retrofits. The analysis did not consid- schools. concrete were most vulnerable. could kill up to 7,600 students At each school site studied, er "soft" costs for retrofits, like "We really desperately want to The analysis provides ex- and cause $4 billion in damage DNR geologists used seismic planning or construction man- fix up our schools. Some need to tensive and detailed warnings and losses to schools. (The new sensors on playing fields to mea- agement, said Dave Swanson, of be torn down and replaced, oth- of how the buildings that often report estimates that damage to sure how soil would react to an Reid Middleton, the engineering ers need retrofit," he said. "What contain Washington's children the 222 schools studied would be earthquake, Forson said. firm that consulted on the proj- we're doing right now is priori- could fare in a powerful earth- about $642 million.) Engineers assessed each ect. Nor did it put an economic tizing things and dealing with quake and shows how retrofits California, Oregon and Brit- school's construction and de- value on the loss of life should an them one at a time." now could save money — and ish Columbia have spent hun- sign, considering factors like a earthquake strike. The state Legislature has al- lives. dreds of millions of dollars to structure's ability to bend before Still, for school buildings ready committed another $2.2 strengthen school buildings, but breaking. in areas of high seismic risk, it million dollars to continue sur- Washington does not require Based on that data, engineers makes financial sense to retrofit veying schools through 2021. Often Older Buildings seismic upgrades or have dedi- estimated of how much damage now, the analysts found. Forson said DNR plans to survey But despite previous warn- cated state funding for retrofits. a school building could receive "Spending the money now will another 350 schools, focusing in ings, action, and funding to miti- "We're behind, we need to after a "design-level earthquake" help save the money later, not to part on schools that could be hit gate seismic risk, have proven do more," said State Rep. Steve — similar in magnitude to a Cas- mention saving lives in the next by a tsunami triggered by a mas- more elusive to state lawmakers. Tharinger, D-Port Townsend, cadia subduction zone earth- big earthquake," Forson said. sive quake. Transition Programs Help Former Inmates Navigate Through Post-Prison Life

By Brian Contreras productive when I got out." pressed support for the programs. The Seattle Times Another effort by the West- "The hope and the expecta- ern District is a reentry guide- tion at the end of incarceration Coming out of prison after book given to prisoners within is that the incarcerated person three years, it was no sure thing six months of their release. will be released into our com- that Chris Chatman would be Thirty-two pages long, the book munities [and] will have a full able to get back on his feet. A few aims to answer questions about and meaningful life after that," traffic tickets he had received be- everything from supervised re- said U.S. Attorney Brian Moran. fore being imprisoned had gone lease and halfway house policies "And that's a win-win for every- to collections, which could have to post-release housing, employ- body." prevented him from getting a ment and voting rights. The warrant-clearing pro- driver's license, he said. The guide was created with gram is one of only a handful Chatman says his reentry input from the Federal Deten- nationwide, the U.S. Attorney's into the world outside prison tion Center in SeaTac. Accord- Office said. In the future, Mo- went far smoother than he an- ing to Jaquette, the guide was ran said he hopes to see wider ticipated thanks, in part, to pro- first released in December 2018 discussion of these sorts of programs offered through several and the warrant program started grams among his colleagues. federal agencies, including the around December 2016. "I will tell you, having just Seattle-based U.S. attorney, pub- Ken Lambert / The Seattle Times "The warrants and the bro- come back from a U.S. Attor- lic defender, U.S. Probation Of- Brian T. Moran, U.S. Attorney for Western District of Washington, in his office Thurs- chure ... are great first steps in ney's meeting in D.C., the inter- fice and the Bureau of Prisons. day, April 4, 2019, in Seattle. terms of removing barriers that est is there," Moran said. "I just Chatman, standing alongside a lot of folks face when they're don't think the programming is representatives of those agencies, The initiative works by pair- warrants, so the warrant-squash- transitioning out into the com- there yet." spoke to the media on Monday ing up federal prosecutors with ing started then," said Chatman, munity, and definitely are de- Nearly six months after his morning about his experiences local prosecutors and federal who had been imprisoned for monstrative of ... saying in our release, Chatman is now work- with reentry programs for fed- defenders to assess standing being a felon in possession of a actions and our words that the ing as a "Downtown Ambas- eral inmates. Among them was a warrants and find ways to take firearm. "They started talking stakeholders do care about our sador" with the Metropolitan warrant-clearing initiative which clients' success," said Assistant Improvement District, keeping helped him get a license and them off the books where pos- to other prosecutors, you know Federal Defender Jennifer Well- Seattle's streets clean and helping — according to Emily Langlie, sible. Chatman was one of the ... Everybody worked with each man. lost tourists. spokeswoman for the U.S. Attor- first people to move through the other to allow them to get [the Chatman suggested that in- "I like the interaction," he re- ney's Office in Seattle — resolve program, said Assistant U.S. At- warrants] squashed while I was formation about the resources marked. "I like being able to help warrants he received for failing torney Amy Jaquette. on the inside. I started paying available to convicts could be people and know that these peo- to comply with post-conviction "Upon being sentenced, we my fines, I started getting in pro- given to them earlier on in the ple aren't looking (down) on me requirements. noticed that I had a couple of grams, so that way, [I could be] legal process but otherwise ex- because of my past." News in Brief 2 Men Hurt When a metal pipes," a news release reads. of the individuals involved," Po- Olympia Monday morning. housing assistance. Damage was When police arrived, they lice Captain Mike Fiola said in a Two people and their pets estimated at $25,000. Group Armed With found a man with serious head statement. were evacuated without injury, injuries who was later flown to Anyone with information they said. Metal Pipes Fights in Harborview Medical Center in about this incident is asked to About 4:45 a.m. Monday, Searchers Find Body the Streets of Shelton Seattle. The man was listed in call Shelton police at 360-426- Olympia fire crews were dis- of Man Believed to stable condition Monday. 4441. patched to the 3600 block of By Rolf Boone A second injured man also Van Epps Street Southeast after Be Missing Denny The Olympian was found in the 800 block of a report of fire. Crews arrived to K Street. Although he suffered Barbecue Charcoal find the back of the house and a Creek Hiker Two men were hurt, one se- injuries to his head and arm, he Embers Ignite deck on fire, with smoke coming The Seattle Times riously, when men armed with refused to cooperate with the in- out of attic vents, according to a metal pipes began fighting in vestigation, according to police. Olympia House Fire news release. The body of a person believed Shelton Sunday, according to po- The other men involved in By Rolf Boone The exterior fire was extin- to be missing hiker Aumaraswa- lice. the fight fled on foot and in ve- guished, then fire crews opened mi Kumar Rao, 56, has been dis- The Olympian Just before 7 p.m. Sunday, hicles, according to police. up an exterior wall and ceiling covered, according to the King Shelton police were dispatched to "We are not ruling out the Olympia Fire Department to put out the hidden fire. The County Sheriff’s Office. the 1900 block of Adams Street possibility that this is gang re- investigators say improperly two residents were allowed to re- Rao was last seen at 6:30 a.m. after a report of a "large group of lated, based on the color of cloth- discarded barbecue charcoal enter the house about 6:15 a.m. Sunday near Keekwulee Falls on men fighting in the street with ing and known criminal history embers ignited a house fire in after turning down an offer for the Denny Creek trail. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019 NORTHWEST / RECORDS

FOOD ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTION SCORES: Waging War? Local Lawmakers From the Lewis County Public Health Department Say Southwest Washington Ignored During Session Food Establishments With Violations: Red Blue Total Burgerville, Centralia 5 0 5 By Rose Lundy Columbia and Southwest Coast, Many food-worker cards were either expired or unavailable. Please correct within one week. (5 Red) The Daily News broke from the majority party to vote against the bill. But Reps. Produce sanitizing solution is a bit weaker that the required minimum. Please ensure produce is washed/rinsed well When legislators proposed in running water, not bucket, until corrected. Stonier and Sharon Wylie, who changes to the Washington sales represent the Vancouver area, Inspected June 19. tax exemption during the recent Cowlitz Food and Fuel, Toledo 5 0 5 voted for it. (And Sen. Ann Riv- legislative session, 12 out of 15 ers, a Clark County Republican, Food temps were too warm in the one refrigerator with sandwiches and other potentially hazardous foods. Please Southwest Washington lawmak- was excused.) adjust or repair. (5-Red) ers voted against it. After the sales tax exemp- Inspected June 17. They warned that Oregon tion passed the Legislature, 38 Peking House, Centralia 45 0 45 residents would stop cross- lawmakers sent a letter to Inslee A cup was in the hand wash sink which is not allowed. The hand-wash sink must be kept clear and accessible at all ing the border to visit stores urging him to veto the measure. times. This was corrected. This is a repeat violation. (10 Red) in Longview and other border "They didn't seem concerned A pan with approximately 20 whole pieces of barbecue pork was cooling in a deep pan (about 6 inches in depth), communities if it became more about the negative impact down covered with plastic wrap. Pork was initially observed on the kitchen counter and was then placed into the walk-in. Pork difficult to be exempt from here, because we voiced it," said pieces were ultimately transferred to two 2-inch pans to cool uncovered. Neither of the food workers knew uncovered Washington tax. But the bill Rep. Ed Orcutt, a Kalama Re- cooling requirements. This is a repeat violation and a violation of the previously required operational plan. (25 Red) passed anyway, and despite pleas publican. Establishment is not in compliance with the operational plan. (10 Red) to Gov. Jay Inslee, he signed it The revision eliminates the into law. sales tax exemption at checkout Due to the number of high-risk violations and repeat violations, a meeting between the establishment owners and In recent joint interviews Lewis County Public Health management is required. for residents from tax-free states with The Daily News, local and countries, including Oregon In addition, a reinspection is required along with the following fees: $110 reinspection fee, $250 for third hand-wash lawmakers said it felt like their and British Columbia. Instead, sink violation, $250 for third cooling violation in two years for a total fee of $610 due in 10 days. colleagues in Puget Sound had starting in January, customers Discussed permit suspension for fourth violations of hand-wash sink or cooling. ignored their concerns about apply once a year for a reim- Inspected June 20. this and other legislation. An bursement. The Hub Bar & Grill, Centralia, 15 0 15 increase in the school local levy "It's an easy vote when you Two food workers did not have valid food worker cards available. This is a repeat violation. (5 Red) lid and a commitment to 100% don't live along the border," Tak- clean energy by 2045 — a mea- Cook needs a better working knowledge of cooking temperature. ko said. "There aren't a whole sure that can be costly to man- lot of people who intentionally Potentially hazardous foods were cold holding between 47.6 degrees to 51.4 degrees F. (10 Red) ufacturers — also passed this drive from Rainier to Seattle to Inspected June 19 session despite opposition from buy something, but they might First Street Market, Centralia 10 7 17 Southwest Washington legisla- drive from Rainier to Longview." There is no soap or paper towels in the bathroom for hand washing. Please correct immediately and keep fully tors. Stonier, who represents the stocked. (10 Red) Local Republicans said it felt Vancouver area, said her district There is evidence of rodent activity and person in charge confirmed. Please keep door closed or provide a screen and like rural Washington was un- has a lot of residents who keep have a pest control company here addressing rodent presence by next Monday. (5 Blue) der attack. their Oregon licenses and plates The entire establishment is very dirty and must be cleaned and sanitized by next Monday. Particle-board flooring is "This session was absolutely to avoid paying Washington worn and rotting throughout the store. (2 Blue) geared towards wins for urban sales tax. And the tax law revi- Washington," said Sen. John Inspected June 28 sion kept exemptions for indus- Braun, a Centralia Republican tries with low margins and high who represents parts of Cowlitz inventory, such as the auto in- and Lewis counties. dustry. Food Establishments With Perfect Scores: Local Democrats Sen. Dean "In the end, that means we River Food Mart, Toledo, June 17 Morton Quicky Mart Shell, Morton, June 24 Takko of Longview and Rep. will have more revenue that is Blanton’s Market, Packwood, June 18 Tall Timber Annex, Randle, June 24 Brian Blake of Aberdeen agreed appropriately earned to invest in Airport Depot, Chehalis, June 19 Tall Timber Restaurant, Randle, June 24 that there has been a "culture the same communities. My hope Dawn’s Delectables, Centralia, June 19 Rush Road Shell, Napavine, June 25 war" in the past between urban is we recover some lost revenue and rural Washington. But they Pioneer Tavern, Mossyrock, June 19 McDonald’s, Napavine, June 25 to invest in areas along the river Tienda Restaurante Mexicana, Mossyrock, June 19 said new leadership seems to (such as Longview)," she said. Subway, Napavine, June 25 better understand concerns in Cedar Village IGA, Winlock, June 20 Taqueria Lolita, Chehalis, June 26 Takko, however, said the Crooked Oar, Mossyrock, June 20 Southwest Washington. $54 million in revenue the tax Country Cousin Restaurant, Centralia, June 26 Donna’s Bar and Grill, Toledo, June 20 Rep. Monica Stonier, a change may generate is "fairly Hillcrest Food Mart, Chehalis, June 26 Exit 59 Subway, Toledo, June 20 Democrat from Vancouver and insignificant" in a $52 billion, Rowdy Rooster Bistro, Winlock, June 20 Judy’s Country Kitchen, Centralia, June 26 House Majority Floor Leader, two-year budget. Stir Krazy Coffee, Chehalis, June 20 Baskin-Robbins, Centralia, June 28 said there were many rural wins Rather than an effort from Toledo IGA, Toledo, June 20 Centralia Chevron, Centralia, June 28 in the recent session. Among urban Washington to "wage war" Pe Ell Pub, Pe Ell, June 21 Cliff Droppers, Packwood, June 28 them was legislation that offsets on rural communities, however, Coffee Depot, Chehalis, June 24 El Cocinero, Centralia, June 28 college tuition for lower-income legislation like the tax exemp- Dutch Bros. Coffee, Centralia, June 24 Walgreens, Chehalis, June 28 students by charging companies tion change could be a symbol Morton Country Market, Morton, June 24 that employ highly skilled work- of the divides that already exist, ers such as accountants and en- Stephan said. ••• gineers. Many rural residents "To some extent, they could are in tax brackets that would Editor’s note: be reinforcing and reminding These figures are derived from inspections conducted by the Lewis County Public Health Depart- qualify them for free college tu- people of why they are politically ment’s Food Safety Program. ition under the new legislation, and culturally such different Red violations are those most likely to cause foodborne illness and must be corrected at the time of inspection. she said. places," he said. Blue violations relate to overall cleanliness and operational conditions and must be corrected by established deadlines "I don't know how that's not a There has been a cultural di- or by the next routine inspection. win for rural low-income areas," vide between urban and rural Stonier said. areas for at least the last century, Any establishment receiving 40 red points or any red point item repeated within an 18 month period is considered She acknowledged, however, he said, but political polariza- a high risk and must be reinspected. An establishment that receives 75 red points or 100 total points (red and blue) that Southwest Washingtonians tion has "solidified" this division on a routine inspection or 40 red points on a repeat inspection will have their food establishment permit suspended. often feel left out of discussions in the last 20 years. in Olympia and said it is her job Rep. Blake said there's histor- as a legislator to make sure the ically been a "culture war" on ru- Centralia Building Permits area is heard. ral issues such as mole trapping "This is an ongoing and re- and cougar hunting, but he said Building permits in excess of Hill Road, $1,052,149. • Centralia School District, curring theme for Southwest he's sensing a breakthrough. $100,000 in value issued by the • Centralia School District, demo one-story building with Washington: the ways in which "Some new folks have come in, city of Centralia in June: demolish portable building, covered play area and five por- they feel Olympia and Puget and into my caucus specifically, $250,000. table modular buildings, 1620 Sound ignores them," said Mark who are more open to listening • Centralia School District, • FCE Riverside FCE, re- Harrison Ave., $210,987 Stephan, associate professor of to the science on some of these move modular classrooms from roofing, 1305 Alexander St., • Centralia School District, political science at Washington issues, so I'm hopeful," Blake said. Jefferson Lincoln Elementary, $150,000. 400 W. Summa St., demo one- State University-Vancouver. Takko added that new lead- 400 S. Summa St., to Oakview • Ken and Gwen Kruger, story building with covered play Southwest Washington func- ership in the Legislature under- Elementary, 201 S. Oakview single family residence, 1134 Es- area and three modular build- tions as a third part of the state, stands that there are two Wash- Ave., $200,000 hom Road, $296,000. ings, $326,977. he said. The region isn't enough ingtons: urban and rural. • Centralia School District, • Lee, Taylor and Broadwell, • Childress Building & Design, of a political player to overrule But he also expressed frustra- move modular building from Glenn, new single family resi- LLC, new single-family residence, Puget Sound and is different tion that little was accomplished Fords Prairie Elementary to dence, 1774 Westside Court, 289 S. Diamond St., $125,000. enough from Eastern Washing- this past session to control bur- Washington Elementary School, $130,000. • Childress Building & De- ton that alliances among law- rowing shrimp, a divisive issue $200,000. • Stillwaters Estates, 2017 EB sign, LLC, new single-family makers are infrequent. between urban and rural com- • Northwest Pediatrics, Browning Dr., new duplex with residence, 261 S. Diamond St., "There's Vancouver and munities that revolves around building expansion, 1915 Cooks garages, $306,000. $125,000. Longview, but there's also all pesticide use. these smaller communities that Takko and Blake each intro- accumulate to a pretty signifi- duced bills to allow the use of a Birth Announcement cant rural area that stands out in controversial pesticide — imida- terms of it not really being un- cloprid — to control the shrimp, • Danielle E. 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Hi folks. I’m Kurtis, and I am running against the Mayor. For unusual reasons. Lend me an ear and I’ll fill it. A dozen years ago I woke blind in half an eye. Living in the woods unable to drive made food scarce. Etcetera. When I moved it was to a house with a bus stop in front. I rode the bus once. In 2011. Then it was sabotaged. “Money problems” they said. But that turns out not to be true. Twin Transit rolls the miles, burns the money, and simply refuses to cover the territory. I don’t believe in reverse development, or that it’s coincidence last Falls ballot offered the only transit plan anyone’s ever seen worse than what we have now. Let’s look at it. Every Coach in the county goes to the police station, and dumps the people there. Cameras look everyone over (3rd, 4th, 5th, 9th, 10th & 14th amendment). The computer in Kentucky sends a photo to the cops cell phone, the cops scan, spot, and move. Mr. Dillinger surrenders or there is a fight. 100 rounds later, the survivors thank the police for ‘protecting’ us. Not just from Public Enemy #1, but also from that innocent fellow who drew his permitted pistol to protect us and got shot down like a dog for his trouble. All the other dead and wounded are ‘accidents’. So that’s okay. Ambulances, police cars, and buses fill and leave. All this happens again on the way home. Every day. Forever. But wait, there’s more. What is Centralia going to do about police protection when the cops are kept busy violating transit passengers rights all day every day? Hiring another police force will cost. And wasn’t mentioned. Nor the fact the plan is NEVER CROSS COUNTY THE LINE, so Transit in/out of the County will require the neighbors GIVE US THEIR STUFF. They are not motivated, so we may expect little service. Apparently, we are not allowed to leave. And had I a car, I would never have noticed the community is VERY SMALL for those who don’t drive. And getting smaller. Here is my transit plan ; Scrap 12, 22, & 30. Use those 4 coaches and 58 MPH to cover Grand Mound to Napavine, and also Safeway to Safeway, using the straightest, shortest, fastest route through town. Meet the Northern Buses at the North end, Meet the Packwood Bus at the South end. Packwood Coach then meets the Vancouver Express in Castle Rock. To say that again, 1/ Drive straight. 2/ Cooperate with the neighbors. 3/ Don’t waste time. For no more dollars, we can access 20,000 square miles without a car. If you want more, add money. Probably ought to put someone who wants it to happen in charge, though. That sure was easy. Shouldn’t I have been able to solve this problem without running for office? Short answer, yes. Long answer, would have, if the Mayor did not force me to write a “get out of Jail in 3 days card”, and file it where I can reach it with hands chained to waist. It works like this : “Excuse me Your Honor. Judicial notice, City Council meeting, April 10th 2018. I spoke second.” Ten minutes later, case dismissed, cuffs off, shoe on the other foot and up the other butt. The President is right now trying to forge the power to jail political opponents, and news people. Jailing a disabled person who wants to use the bus is an even lower threat. At this point I vouchsafe I’m using the campaign to ‘Guard My Back’ while I end the Fabian Tactics, so I can solve the problem OR write the complaint and then solve the problem. The Mayor either will OR won’t tell Joe Bus to meet with me to discuss the problem, the solution and the law. I am not suggesting it’s fair. I have to pay my way. So let’s talk of local politics strangest problems. Ports that want to push the cities aside and do their own thing. PUD replacing our electric system with an identical maintenance nightmare that fails in bad weather and hurts property value by being ugly, thus hurts tax receipts, budget, services, which again hurts property values. Windmills, where there is no wind, but there is an Avian Migration Route. A flood control plan featuring a novelty dam with a hole in it, threatening us with a flood fattened Tsunami from Pe Ell to Aberdeen, should there be a poorly timed earthquake. The very strange hope someone in North Dakota will write a check and change one thing under Chamber of Commerce to make the sideline into a mainline, moving that noise a mile West. Which would prompt thousands to sell their homes, at the same time, crashing property values for miles around. Bicycle paths blocked by gates, fences, water obstacles and the only unlawful fort I’ve seen in America. Coincidentally perfectly placed to ‘control SW Washington’. Crosswalk signals that must be activated, and then make unwanted noise. Bike racks and benches pinned to the middle of the sidewalk. Intentionally dangerous intersections. Billboards that flash and move, attempting to distract drivers. Lamps placed to shine into drivers eyes. Unexplained chain link fences all over town. A model of a prison in front of City Hall. I oppose all these things. What I favor is problem solving. We sit in a ‘climate controlled’ valley between Mega-Cities. They are coming here, soon. Fact. If they get here before we solve our problems, we won’t solve them. Let’s admit climate change is real and notice this area will be affected by it THE LEAST. This is very high value real estate. It’s the stuff on it that makes it low rent. Here is what I think we should do. Buy Tacoma Rail. Rip it up. Stack the best of the steel behind the power plant. Scrap the other $1,000,000 worth. Pave the new bike trail from West 3rd to the Chehalis-Western Trail, 25 miles that way. Dig a pair of trenches from the Salzer Creek Poopy Lagoon right down the rail line to Galvin & Gallagher, and thence to the new treatment plant on Goodrich. Install a new, complete, utility backbone. Everything. Including our own Fiber, 5G, ISP and Phone company, with extra tubes for later. Rewire and re-plumb the entire town, one alley at a time. Scrap the old utilities. PUD already plans to spend the money. On windmills. Next we plat streets, rezone industrial to parks, greenbelt, and residential. Build 100 IN TOWN homes, some apartment buildings, and businesses. Demolish the Mellen & Airport Fort. Pave the bike lane to the new bridge into Borst Park from Airport, Lewis, Main, and maybe Alexander, and from Bridge street. Buy the parcels between Riverside Park and High St, extend the bike path to the new bridge at High, and thence on existing right of way to the bike path on the Tacoma Rail line. If we can get an easement, we can go almost straight to West 5th. At this point kids are no longer compelled to ride on Harrison, where half the bike wrecks in town now happen. But wait, there’s more. Pave the Levee From West 7th, under the Pearl St bridge, and on to and through Parkin Park. Remove all barriers. Extend bike path North to the new bridge at Eureka, and West to the new bridge at the site of the old railroad bridge off Prospect. At this point a person can ride from the Mayors house to the Grocery Outlet without riding in traffic. It’s about 7 miles, or 30 minutes. The Mayor lives on the North edge of Centralia. Grocery Outet is in Chehalis. The Mayor knows how long it takes to drive, as he does it a lot. We all go to the store. Some of us ride there, but not because it’s fun. If it was fun, and safe, more would. A hard headed hard hat with a crew cut will tell you fun is your problem. And government shouldn’t be encouraging that kind of stuff. But in fact safety and fun translates directly into property value, which in turn improves tax receipts, then budget, then services, which improves property value. These three paragraphs are one combined project. Doing it a piece at a time is not possible. Just like sipping from a spittoon, it’s all stuck together. As for the cost, what does it cost to not do it? And how many jobs? Whose? And what is the payoff? Another project is move the hill East of Kresky, West of Kresky, after installing storm drains and underground utilities. Yard Birds, gone. Sorry, not sorry. Moving the hill from one end of Chamber of Commerce to the other is another good idea. Both cases, we get to use the land on each side of the street. These things work out better when there is a plan. I also favor finishing the “Discovery” bike route along the Chehalis as far as Prather, and along the West bank back to Galvin. Then from the Galvin Bridge to Centralia High School. And I want a look at the new San Francisco law banning facial recognition cameras without a warrant. Drone advertisements should be outlawed as well. And robot delivery ‘service’. These are political decisions. But sabotaging transit is not. 28 CFR 35.130 (b)7 says, “Be reasonable, do it my way”. I am not inclined to surrender that right. There is one more thing I want to talk about. China. Getting too big for her britches. If we don’t do something about that, they are going to be more trouble than Trump. Here are my thoughts. We should stop sending China our jobs. Done smirking? Good. Here’s the plan. We have ten square miles of strip mine. Worthless. So no skin off our nose if we offer it free of charge to the folks who want to build a Thorium Nuclear Reactor Factory... somewhere. Key points : That factory will be built somewhere, soon. And everything needed is in the Pit. If they build it here, we get those jobs. Until electricity goes out of style, all that money that would go to China will instead come here. Key also is, China has twice as many warships as we do. Gosh, wonder why. We need to reinforce our Navy. Fast. And because Thorium reactors pretty much run themselves, we can build a 100 foot drone submarine around one, and send it to Sea, never to return. Call it the SNQ-1 Lurker. Then pump them out, in six-packs. Seeing as we can do it, we know the other guys will, so we can’t not. This national security imperative may motivate The Government to pay the ‘first mover cost’ to help us build that factory. The same reactor will also be space rated. Not in orbit, that would be stupid. In deep space you have asteroid mining and space based industry. Both will use a lot of power. Later there will be ever larger spacecraft. Some will be manned. And eventually, some will leave. And they just might make it. This could be done with an American reactor. Or with an essentially identical Chinese reactor. The difference is who gets to lead mankind in the future. Make up your own mind. As for me, I’ve already explained to the Mayor I don’t want to live like a peasant. I prefer freedom. So, I think we should choose our future rather than slide into it, sideways, with our eyes closed, hoping and praying instead of thinking and planning.

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because I love Filipino food … I grew up on it,” she said, and through continual cooking, she mastered the recipes and started making her own. She puts a lot of stock in her prime rib, Mongolian beef and lumpia — a fried spring roll filled with chopped veggies and meat — and would prepare food for family and friends and the Centralia Police Department Christmas party. Buddy Croy said the spot on Center Street has been empty since 2012, after serving as a couple other restaurants. The Croys signed the lease in March, and have been preparing for business since. Much of the work was spent getting the kitchen — which has been unused for over six years — ready for operation again, cleaning and touching up paint. Stair- ways leading to a loft area are currently blocked off, but Buddy Croy said the upper floor might serve as a lounge area of sorts sometime by winter. Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] Elvie Croy said the staff is Owner and Head Chef Elvie Croy shows oﬀ a plate of lumpia paired with sweet chili Thai sauce and banana ketchup Thursday afternoon at her bistro in downtown pretty small, with her doing all Centralia. the cooking, and one other person helping her with prep. She lic than serving your friends at ment preparing the food in the She described the cuisine — Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, Ital- said she intends on being the sole cook, because she wants the reci- home, because every time I have new setting, but adding that the which is served off of alternating ian and American cuisine. pes to be exact. a party, they all show up,” she responses from customers have lunch and dinner menus — as a Additionally, Elvie’s Bistro “It’s different serving the pub- said, saying it’s a bit of an adjust- nevertheless been positive. combination of influences from serves beer, wine and spirits.

A 43-year-old Shoreline enforcement and aid personnel. (the team) gets activated for is ter incident, the Lewis County Dies woman was found inside the ve- The suspect was transported, but officer-involved shootings,” said Prosecutor’s Office determined hicle, riding as a passenger. She later pronounced deceased at Breen. “But the real purpose for the shooting was justified, while Continued from the front page was uninjured, said Breen, and Providence St. Peter Hospital in the team is that it’s also for any the other is still under investiga- after being briefly detained and Olympia,” reads the press release. critical incident that happens tion. deflation device placed on the interviewed, she was released at The Region 3 Critical Inci- with any of the sheriff’s offices Investigators were on-scene roadway. the scene. dent Investigative Team is con- in the region that we think needs Monday evening, talking to nu- The vehicle exited I-5 at the The man — whose last ducting an investigation into the an outside source to investigate, merous witnesses and an inter- known address was in Seattle — incident. The team consists of in- just for transparency reasons view with the involved deputy milepost 103 exit onto Deschutes was taken into custody without vestigators from Thurston, Ma- and everything else.” will be upcoming, said Breen. Way Southwest in Olympia, fail- further incident. However, as the son, Grays Harbor counties and The team is currently in- The deputy will not be ing to negotiate a turn onto East LCSO deputy who initially be- Washington State Patrol. The vestigating an officer-involved placed on paid administrative Street Southwest, and striking a gan the chase was escorting the team, most notably, is deployed shooting in Centralia that took leave during the investigation, retaining wall and some shrub- man back to his patrol vehicle, when an officer deploys deadly the life of an 18-year-old man with Breen saying the deputy at bery, said Breen. The driver ran the man appeared to suffer from force on the job. Breen noted that on June 18. The team also inves- no point employed any kind of from the vehicle and was cor- some sort of medical event. no such force was deployed dur- tigated the shooting death by a force against the man and that nered by patrons of a local busi- “Aid was immediately ren- ing Monday’s encounter. LCSO deputy and reserve dep- it was witnessed by multiple ness who witnessed the incident. dered by several on scene law “The most common thing uty earlier this year. In the lat- people.

earned a runner-up award for in- Public Meetings Act by the Lew- of reporting for The Shelton-Ma- age of a fire in March 2016 that Award vestigative journalism from the is County commissioners. son County Journal. During her claimed the lives of three chil- SPJ in last year’s contest. “Natalie Johnson continues time at that newspaper, she won dren in Centralia. The reporting Continued from the front page In 2018, Johnson earned the to be a vibrant journalist cover- 12 individual awards for report- won a first-place Blethen Award same award for her coverage of ing Southwest Washington,” said ing and photography from the for deadline coverage. guished Reporting. disruptions and upheaval at the Lafromboise Communications Washington Newspaper Publish- Johnson is a native of Okano- The honor was granted for Lewis County 911 Center. It was President and Chronicle Publish- ers Association. gan, Washington. She graduated the first ever win for The Chron- er Michael Wagar. “It’s no sur- She led the charge that re- from Okanogan High School Johnson’s coverage of the long- icle in the investigative journal- prise that once again she’s won sulted in The Chronicle’s 2016 before obtaining a bachelor’s de- shuttered Kiwanis Vocational ism category. a major award. I am so proud of C.B. Blethen Memorial Award gree majoring in sociology and Home in an entry titled “Sexual She also received a Key her and her staff.” for Distinguished Reporting in comparative literature at the Abuse, Fraud and Negligence Al- Award in 2017 from the Wash- Johnson was hired by The the enterprise category in a series University of Washington. She leged at Closed Centralia Home ington Coalition for Open Gov- Chronicle in May 2015 as the focused on drugs titled “Lewis later interned at KOMO 4 News for Boys.” ernment following her reporting crime, courts and emergency County: Highs and Hopes.” She before joining the Mason Coun- That series of stories also on violations of the state Open services reporter after five years also led The Chronicle’s cover- ty Journal. News in Brief Washington state dropped to in danger. The DuPont Fire De- p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, ness.puyallupsumnerchamber. Check Out Where 209, 10 percent lower than the partment needed a helicopter to and from 10 a.m. to midnight com/events/details/4th-of-july- You Can Light last decade’s average. put of the blaze. Thursday. red-white-and-kaboom-10054 Eighty-eight of those inju- “We just need to keep reiter- Violation of the county code • JBLM Freedom Fest Fireworks or Catch a ries were caused by people hold- ate how dangerous it is and how can result in a $250 fine and When: 11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. July Fourth Show in ing lit fireworks in their hands. risky it is,” Keohi said. possible criminal charges. Thursday. Fireworks at 10 p.m. Fireworks also started 92 Fireworks are banned in Puyallup allows fireworks Where: Cowan and Memo- the Tacoma Area fires last year resulting in dam- Tacoma, Fircrest, Steilacoom, from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Thursday. rial stadiums By Stacia Glenn ages of $161,475, according to Ruston and on Joint Base Lew- You can set them off in Information: https://jblm. the Fire Marshal’s Office. is-McChord. Lakewood from 11 a.m. to 11 armymwr.com/view-event/ The News Tribune DuPont saw a serious brush They are also not allowed in p.m. through Thursday. freedom-fest/3061757/38025 Tis’ the season for fireworks. fire on Sunday that could have any city, county and state parks. In Gig Harbor, fireworks are • Grand Old Fourth of July More than 100 stands been mush worse, Fire Chief Tacoma police will have ad- allowed from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. When: 9 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. opened in Pierce County on Mike Keohi said. ditional officers working the through Wednesday, and from Fireworks at 10:30 p.m. Friday selling various fireworks The fire near The Home holiday Thursday for an em- 9 a.m. to midnight on Fourth Where: Downtown Steila- to Fourth of July revelers. Course took more than five phasis patrol to ensure nobody of July. coom. Fire officials are warning hours to put out and sparked a in the city is lighting off fire- Here are some festivities to Information: www.townof- folks to be careful handling ex- discussion among City Coun- works. help celebrate the holiday: steilacoom.org/Document- plosives and follow the rules in cil members and Mayor Mike Violators will be slapped • Tacoma Freedom Fair Center/View/1071/4th-of-July- each community to avoid hefty Courts about an emergency with a $257 fine. When: 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. 2?bidId= fines. fireworks ban. In unincorporated Pierce Fireworks at 10:10 p.m. • Fourth of July Patriotic Where: Fireworks will hap- In 2018, the number of The fire spread quickly, and County, residents can light Kids Parade pen over Commencement Bay When: 10 a.m. people injured by fireworks in a wind shift meant homes were fireworks from 10 a.m. to 11 Information: http://www. Where: Gig Harbor High freedomfair.com/ School, 5101 Rosedale St. NW, • Red, White and Kaboom Gig Harbor. 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Russ Alman / Digital Media Northwest Wenatchee Valley’s Kiara Steen holds the championship trophy after Wenatchee Valley won 74-70 against Umpqua in the NWAC women’s basketball tournament championship game on March 17, 2019, in Everett. Triumph and Tragedy: Former Bearcat Steen Wins Championship in First Collegiate Season BACK TO BACK: Kiara Steen Helped Lead Wenatchee Valley to an NWAC Title After Winning a Championship With W.F. West in 2018 By Matt Baide [email protected] The hardest objective to accomplish for any sports team is to win a championship. It’s even more difficult to win back to back championships with two different teams at two different levels of competition. Don’t tell Kiara Steen that though, as she was able to achieve just that, helping Wenatchee Valley College cap- ture the 2019 NWAC women’s basketball title, just a year removed from winning a high school state championship with W.F. West in 2018. “I just remember the team and that feeling of winning was like the biggest joy of my life,” Steen said while reflecting on the Bearcats’ title in 2018. “It was the craziest experience to be a part of but I really remem-

ber having to work for that win Russ Alman / Digital Media Northwest when we were down the whole Wenatchee Valley’s Kiara Steen defends against an Umpqua player during the NWAC women’s basketball tournament championship game on March 17, 2019, in game.” Everett. After claiming the crown against Archbishop Murphy in love it more than the west side,” “My first few weeks at school kicked in, I felt like I had to adapt to a new style of play as the 2018 state title game in Ya- Steen said. “It doesn’t rain here. Wenatchee was difficult because so much on my plate that it was opposed to the full court press kima, Steen was recruited by I’m not much of a rain person.” I was missing home and then kind of a hard transition but and style of offense she was ac- Wenatchee head coach Rachel When she finally arrived in practices were extremely hard coach Goetz definitely made it customed to with the Bearcats. Wenatchee to begin her fresh- and I felt like so busy,” Steen so easy to handle those things.” Goetz. Steen was sold because “When we first came, she the visit felt like home. man campaign, it took her a explained. “It was nice that we On the court, Steen knew her “I love it over here. I’m actual- while to get used to being away started basketball a week before role would be as a leader at the (Goetz) said she liked how our ly staying this summer because I from home. we started school but then once point guard position. She had please see BASKETBALL, page S7

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Chicago 45 40 .529 1 Preps St. Louis 41 41 .500 3½ Local Prep Schedules Pittsburgh 40 43 .482 5 MLB FRIDAY, July 5 Cincinnati 38 44 .463 6½ Summer Baseball West Division Mariners Slugger dearing about Vogelbach. Of gelbach displayed, which coin- I-5 Toyota at Hanford, 5 p.m. Los Angeles 57 29 .663 — course, it starts with his Chris Colorado 44 40 .524 12 cided with Seattle’s new mantra SATURDAY, July 6 Arizona 42 42 .500 14 Daniel Vogelbach Farley build and Popeye power. to “Control the Zone.” Summer Baseball San Diego 43 43 .500 14 Everyone loves a big man who So, for that matter, did the I-5 Toyota at Yakima Valley (DH), Carlon Park, San Francisco 37 47 .440 19 Shows He’s Not a ‘4A’ can rake. But there’s also a kind Cubs, who picked him in the Selah, 1 p.m. Thursday’s Games Player, He’s an All-Star of goofy enthusiasm that exudes second round of the 2011 draft, Local Results Miami at Washington, 8:05 a.m. from Vogelbach. He seems to right after Javier Baez. But first By Larry Stone Monday’s Results Cleveland at Kansas City, 10:15 a.m. love playing baseball, and not base in Chicago was blocked for Summer Softball Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 11:10 a.m. The Seattle Times every player conveys that senti- the foreseeable future by peren- At Olympia Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 11:10 a.m. ment. ROCHESTER 15, RAINIER 2 (4 inn.) Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. It was headed toward being nial All-Star Anthony Rizzo, Minnesota at Oakland, 1:07 p.m. Acquired from the Cubs in Rainier 001 1 — 2 4 2 one of those ill-fated Mariners making Vogelbach expendable. Rochester (10)50 X — 15 12 0 St. Louis at Seattle, 1:10 p.m. July 2016 for left-handed pitcher He continued to flaunt his Batteries: Rainier/Yelm/River Ridge — Karisa NY Yankees at Tampa Bay, 2:10 p.m. washout trades that people love Philadelphia at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Mike Montgomery, Vogelbach skills at Tacoma, putting up an and Haley; Rochester/Olympia/Capital — to throw in their faces. Daniel seemed for a long while to be Cracknell, Kolle (4) and S. Hoﬀ man Boston at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Vogelbach could have joined the OPS of .844 in 2017 and .979 last LA Angels at Texas, 5:05 p.m. a classic “4A” player. He put up year. But whenever he got called At Olympia San Diego at LA Dodgers, 6:10 p.m. list of touted Seattle prospects sparkling numbers in the Pacif- up – Vogelbach had five stints ROCHESTER 4, TENINO 2 who fizzle and fade and then ic Coast League but faltered dur- Rochester 202 00 — 4 7 1 Friday’s Games quietly disappear. in the majors in 2018 – he never Tenino 100 10 — 2 5 1 Kansas City at Washington, 4:05 p.m. ing his intermittent (and irregu- got enough consistent playing Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. But this story veered off that Batteries: Rochester — Clark and LJ Smith; lar) major-league opportunities. time to get into a groove. He was Tenino — Baxter and Backman Baltimore at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. familiar course and took a sharp Coming into the 2019 season, Boston at Detroit, 4:10 p.m. turn toward redemption – on mired behind Nelson Cruz at NY Yankees at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. Vogelbach had a .197 career av- designated hitter, and the likes Philadelphia at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. multiple fronts. Vogelbach will erage in 146 plate appearances, MLB of Danny Valencia and Ryon All Games PDT Miami at Atlanta, 4:20 p.m. be in Cleveland for next Tues- and it was hard to conjure a sce- American League LA Angels at Houston, 5:10 p.m. day’s All-Star Game, having Healy at first base. Texas at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. nario that had a prominent spot East Division been selected as the Mariners’ for him in the Mariners’ plans. But this is where Vogel- W L Pct GB Colorado at Arizona, 6:10 p.m. bach deserves plaudits for his San Diego at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. lone representative. And it was Montgomery, meanwhile, New York 54 28 .659 — persistence, and Dipoto for his Tampa Bay 49 36 .576 6½ Oakland at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. more than just a token selec- threw the final pitch of the 2016 Boston 44 40 .524 11 St. Louis at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. tion because of a Major League season, the one that netted the patience. Vogelbach worked Toronto 32 53 .376 23½ Baseball rule that says each team Cubs their first World Series diligently in multiple offseasons Baltimore 24 60 .286 31 Stat Leaders to get in better shape and im- Central Division American League must be represented; he earned title in 108 years. That made Minnesota 53 30 .639 — Batting Average it. him a legend in Wrigleyville un- prove his range in the field. He Cleveland 45 38 .542 8 1. DJ LeMahieu, NYY .345 It’s a rare bright spot in til the end of time. He became a changed his batting approach to Chicago 39 42 .481 13 2. Rafael Devers, BOS .322 maximize launch angle. All he Detroit 27 52 .342 24 3. Jorge Polanco, MIN .320 this gloomy Mariners season, reliable swingman on Chicago’s Kansas City 29 56 .341 25 4. Tim Anderson, CHW .317 and another milepost on Vo- staff, not quite Adam Jones to needed was an opportunity. West Division 5. Hanser Alberto, BAL .315 gelbach’s journey toward full- Vogelbach’s Erik Bedard, but a It seemed like Vogelbach Houston 53 32 .624 — fledged folk-hero status. If the was on the verge of a breakout Texas 46 38 .548 6½ Home Runs persistent reminder of an early Oakland 46 39 .541 7 1. Edwin Encarnacion, NYY/SEA 24 MLB decision-makers come to deal by Mariners general man- in 2018 when he led all major- Los Angeles 42 43 .494 11 2. Gary Sanchez, NYY 23 their senses and invite Vogel- ager Jerry Dipoto that seemed to leaguers in spring training in Seattle 37 51 .420 17½ 3. Mike Trout, LAA 22 bach into the Home Run Derby have backfired. the three slash-line categories. National League 3. Jorge Soler, KC 22 East Division 3. Alex Bregman, HOU 22 – a move that makes so much Instead, it may pay long- He hit .407 with a .529 on-base Atlanta 50 35 .588 — sense it probably won’t happen term dividends. Call it delayed percentage and .926 slugging Philadelphia 44 40 .524 5½ RBI – he could be baseball’s newest gratification, which often is the percentage. But once the season Washington 42 41 .506 7 1. Domingo Santana, SEA 62 New York 38 47 .447 12 2. DJ LeMahieu, NYY 61 cult sensation by next Monday case when evaluating trades. Di- started, the playing time was not Miami 32 50 .390 16½ 3. Eddie Rosario, MIN 60 night. poto loved the combination of there. And he did little to seize Central Division 3. Jose Abreu, CHW 60 There’s just something en- power and batting eye that Vo- more. Milwuakee 46 39 .541 — 5. Mike Trout, LAA 57 SPORTS ON THE AIR

THURSDAY, JULY 4 CBSSN — New York at Phoenix ESPN — NBA Summer League, teams TBA MLB Baseball NBA Basketball 9 p.m. 8 a.m. 12:30 p.m. ESPN — NBA Summer League, teams TBA MLB — Miami at Washington ESPN2 — NBA Summer League, teams TBA Tennis 11 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 5 a.m. MLB — Cleveland at Kansas City (joined in ESPN2 — NBA Summer League, teams TBA ESPN — Wimbledon, Day 6 progress) 4:30 p.m. 9 a.m. 1 p.m. ESPN — NBA Summer League, teams TBA ESPN — Wimbledon, Day 6 ESPN — Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh 6:30 p.m. Women’s Soccer 1:10 p.m. ESPN — NBA Summer League, teams TBA 8 a.m. ROOT — St. Louis at Seattle 8:30 p.m. FOX — World Cup, teams TBD 4 p.m. ESPN — NBA Summer League, teams TBA Men’s Soccer ESPN — Philadelphia at Atlanta Tennis 4:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 3 a.m. JOEtv — MLS, Seattle at Columbus MLB — San Diego at L.A. Dodgers ESPN — Wimbledon, Day 5 Golf Tennis 8 a.m. 4 a.m. 3 a.m. ESPN — Wimbledon, Day 5 GOLF — European Tour, Dubai Duty Free Irish ESPN — Wimbledon, Day 4 Golf Open 8 a.m. 2:30 a.m. 10 a.m. ESPN — Wimbledon, Day 4 GOLF — European Tour, Dubai Duty Free Irish GOLF — PGA Tour, The 3M Open Golf Open Noon 2:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. CBS — PGA Tour, The 3M Open GOLF — European Tour, Dubai Duty Free Irish GOLF — European Tour, Dubai Duty Free Irish 2:30 p.m. Open Open GOLF — LPGA Tour, Thornberry Creek LPGA 6:30 a.m. 11 a.m. Classic GOLF — European Tour, Dubai Duty Free Irish GOLF — PGA Tour, The 3M Open Cycling Open 3 p.m. 3:30 a.m. 11 a.m. GOLF — LPGA Tour, Thornberry Creek LPGA NBCSN — Tour de France, Stage 1 GOLF — PGA Tour, The 3M Open Classic Softball 3 p.m. Softball 9 a.m. GOLF — LPGA Tour, Thornberry Creek LPGA 2 p.m. ESPN2 — International Cup, United States vs. Classic ESPN2 — International Cup, United States vs. Mexico Softball Japan 1 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Auto Racing ESPN2 — International Cup, United States vs. ESPN2 — International Cup, United States vs. 12:30 p.m. Puerto Rico Chinese Taipei NBCSN — NASCAR Xfi nity Series, qualifying Auto Racing Auto Racing 2 p.m. 11 a.m. 10 a.m. NBCSN — NASCAR Monster Series, qualifying FS1 — NHRA, Saturday Nitro New England NBCSN — NASCAR Xfi nity Series, practice 2 p.m. 11 a.m. FS1 — NHRA, Friday Nitro New England Noon NBCSN — NASCAR Monster Series, practice 4:30 p.m. NBC — Motocross, Redbud Natonal, AMA Noon NBCSN — NASCAR Xfi nity, The Coca-Cola Lucas Oil Pro Championship NBCSN — NASCAR Xfi nity Series. practice Firecracker 250 Noon 1 p.m. Horse Racing NBCSN — NASCAR Monster Series, practice NBCSN — NASCAR Monster Series, practice 10:30 a.m. 1 p.m. Horse Racing FS2 — America’s Day at the Races NBCSN — NASCAR Xfi nity, qualifying 10:30 a.m. Australian Rules Football 4 p.m. FS2 — America’s Day at the Races 11:30 p.m. NBC — NASCAR Monster Series, The Coke Lacrosse FS2 — AFL, Adelaide at Port Adelaide Zero Sugar 400 6 p.m. World Series of Poker Lacrosse ESPNEWS — Major League Lacrosse, Chesa- 6 p.m. 5 p.m. peake at Denver ESPN2 — The 50th No-Limit Hold’em, Day 1 NBCSN — Premier Lacrosse League, Whip- World Series of Poker Flight C snakes vs. Atlas 6 p.m. Track and Field ESPN2 — The 50th No-Limit Hold’em, Day 1 SATURDAY, JULY 6 9 a.m. Flight B MLB Baseball CBUT — IAAF Diamond League, Athletissima 4 p.m. Horse Racing FRIDAY, JULY 5 FOX — Teams TBD 10:30 a.m. MLB Baseball 7 p.m. FS2 — America’s Day at the Races 4 p.m. MLB — Colorado at Arizona 1 p.m. MLB — N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay or Boston at 7:10 p.m. NBC — Belmont Oaks Invitational, The 41st Detroit ROOT — Oakland at Seattle Running 7 p.m. WNBA Basketball Equestrian MLB — San Diego at L.A. Dodgers or St. Louis 11 a.m. 1 p.m. at San Francisco ESPN2 — Minnesota at Connecticut CBUT — Queen Elizabeth II Cup, Show Jump- 7:10 p.m. NBA Basketball ing ROOT — Oakland at Seattle 12:30 p.m. Mixed Martial Arts WNBA Basketball ESPNU — NBA Summer League, teams TBA 5 p.m. 5 p.m. 2:30 p.m. ESPN — UFC 239 prelims CBSSN — Indiana at Dallas ESPN — NBA Summer League, teams TBA World Series of Poker 7 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 6 p.m. JOEtv — Atlanta at Seattle ESPNU — NBA Summer League, teams TBA ESPN2 — The 50th No-Limit Hold’em, Main 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Event Day 2 • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019

NBA Heat Trade Hassan Whiteside to Trail Blazers By Ira Winderman confirmed. Sun Sentinel Napier and Graham are in the final, non-guaranteed years of the SACRAMENTO, Calif. — deals, meaning they provide the The Miami Heat have reached an Wolves flexibility in trades they agreement to trade center Hassan may make, since another team Whiteside to the Portland Trail may not have to keep them on the Blazers, the Sun Sentinel has con- roster. firmed through two NBA sources. In return for offloading the final season on Whiteside’s con- Kevon Looney tract, the Heat will receive for- Returning to Warriors wards Maurice Harkless and Meyers Leonard. on Three-Year, $15 The trade cannot be formally completed until Saturday’s end Million Deal of the NBA’s offseason personnel By Tribune News Services moratorium. Despite suddenly facing fi- A party familiar with the nancial constraints with their ros- Heat’s trade machinations said ter, the Warriors still found a way the deal still leaves the Heat shy to retain Kevon Looney. Looney of completing the sign-and-trade agreed to a three-year, $15 million agreement for Philadelphia 76ers deal, league sources confirmed to guard Jimmy Butler, but eases Bay Area News Group. The Ath- what had been far more complex letic and ESPN first reported the math when it comes to the NBA’s news. luxury tax and hard cap. Charles Trainor Jr. / Miami Herald/TNS Looney had also met with the The trade lowers the Heat’s The Miami Heat’s Hassan Whiteside after committing a foul against the Charlotte Hornets on March, 17, 2019, at the Ameri- Houston Rockets, Chicago Bulls position against the 2019-20 sal- can Airlines Arena in Miami. and Dallas Mavericks, according ary cap and luxury tax, with Whi- to a league source. It is not clear teside going out at $27.1 million Whiteside grew frustrated The Trail Blazers, along with the signing of former Warriors what offers those teams gave Loo- for 2019-20, and Leonard coming with his lack of playing time, but the Dallas Mavericks, had been forward Jordan Bell to a one-year, ney, if any, but the Warriors could in at $11.3 million and Harkless nonetheless last month opted into among the teams most interested $1.6 million deal, a source con- have faced issues with re-signing $11 million. As with Whiteside, the final season of his contract, in Whiteside at the start of 2016 firmed. him if he’d received an offer sheet the Leonard and Harkless deals with salaries and opportunities free agency, with Whiteside later Bell joins the Wolves after two from a competitor. expire after the coming season. growing limited for post-oriented lamenting bypassing the over- tumultuous seasons in Golden The Warriors entered free Leonard is a fit similar to Heat big men. tures from Portland. State. He had a promising first agency with an ability to spend forward Kelly Olynyk, a big man Still, the tension between Wh- “When I re-signed with the season but fell off in his second over the salary cap on Looney with significant outside range. iteside and coach Erik Spoelstra Heat, it was more of an impulse,” season. Bell played in 68 games since they own his so-called Harkless allows the Heat to ex- was palpable, even with White- Whiteside said in April of his last season, averaging 3.3 points “Bird Rights.” The Warriors were tend their depth on the wing. side appreciative of the Heat offer- 2016 free-agency decision. per game. That was down from restricted to a hard cap, though, The Heat had moved away ing the opportunity to resurrect Whiteside’s opportunity for 4.6 points the previous season after performing a sign-and- from Whiteside in the interven- his career. playing time was bolstered Mon- and his minutes also dropped trade with the Brooklyn Nets ing years since he signed his four- Whiteside said at season’s end day with the decision by Enes from 14.2 per game to 11.6. for D’Angelo Russell, a four-year, year, $98 million contract in the that he would enter the offseason Kanter to sign with the Boston He is listed as a center even $117 million consolation prize initial minutes of free agency in conflicted. Celtics. though he is only 6-foot-9 and after Kevin Durant declined the 2016. “You definitely want to have provided most of his value team’s five-year, $221 million deal Whiteside reacted with jubi- the money,” he said. “But you also Timberwolves Sign through his defense. and went to the Nets. lation on his Instagram account, want to play.” Bell helps the Wolves with The Warriors managed to posting a video that had him Whiteside was reduced to a Jordan Bell, Acquire depth in their frontcourt after the retain Looney, though, by doing shouting “We got shooters” about reserve role after missing three team traded Dario Saric on draft two things. One, the Warriors playing with Damian Lillard and games in late February and early Shabazz Napier and night to move up and acquire Jar- gave Looney a three-year deal CJ McCollum in Portland. March with a strained left hip. He Treveon Graham rett Culver. instead of a two-year deal, which The trade with the Trail Blaz- averaged 23.3 minutes per game The Wolves also helped com- enabled the team to spread out ers likely will further cement Bam in 2018-19, the fewest in his five By Tribune News Services plete the sign and trade between the money allocated for him. Adebayo as the Heat’s center of seasons with the Heat, down The Timberwolves made a few the Warriors and the Nets for Two, the Warriors shed salary. the future, with the 2017 first- from a high of 32.6 in 2016-17. moves Monday after striking out Russell, taking Shabazz Napier They traded Andre Iguodala and round pick out of Kentucky sup- At season’s end, he proved pre- on their main target in D’Angelo and Treveon Graham along with a 2024 first-round draft pick to planting Whiteside in the starting scient when he said, “It’s going to Russell on Sunday. getting an unspecified amount of Memphis for a $17.2 million trade lineup by the end of last season. be an interesting summer.” The most notable move was cash from Golden State, a source exception. MLB Angels Pitcher Tyler Skaggs, 27, is Found Dead By Mike DiGiovanna latest in a string of tragedies to rally and reach the World Series. Los Angeles Times strike the star-crossed franchise Moore, despondent, committed and comes 10 years after 22-year- suicide three years later. ARLINGTON, Texas — A old pitcher Nick Adenhart and dozen or so Los Angeles Angels At Angel Stadium on Mon- two friends were killed by an day evening, dozens of fans players and a few broadcasters alleged drunken driver April 9, were on the 3 p.m. bus about stood and somberly stared, only 2009, only hours after Adenhart the buzz of the freeway and soft to depart the Hilton hotel in threw the best game of his brief playing of Train’s “Calling All Southlake, Texas, for Globe Life career. The Angels dedicated Park on Monday when traveling their 2009 season to Adenhart, Angels” from a speaker filling secretary Tom Taylor delivered playing through their grief and the silence. the devastating news. using the memory of the young “We’re all thinking the same Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs right-hander as inspiration, and thing, he’s an Angel in our hearts was found dead in his hotel room came within two victories of the forever,” said Keith Herren, 47, of about 40 minutes earlier, only World Series, losing to the New Tustin. “Hopefully, there’s a field hours before the opener of a York Yankees in six games in the of dreams in the sky and he’s up four-game series with the Texas American League Championship Rangers and three days before there playing catch with Nick Series. Adenhart somewhere.” the 27-year-old left-hander was Monica Herndon / Tampa Bay Times/TNS Eppler said it’s too soon to scheduled to make his next start. Former Angels pitcher Jered Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Tyler Skaggs throws during the third inning think about how the Angels will “I’m in utter shock and dis- Weaver was a close friend and against the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday, June 13, 2019, at Tropicana Field in St. move on without Skaggs. The fi- belief,” general manager Billy Petersburg, Fla. Skaggs died at age 27. teammate of Adenhart’s and was Eppler, fighting back tears, said nal three games of the series in an Angels teammate of Skaggs Texas are scheduled to be played, Monday evening. “It’s just a very that “at this time, no foul play is devastating for these guys, be- from 2014 to 2016. He mourned suspected and the investigation cause they did everything to- but Texas GM Jon Daniels said tragic day for the Angels, a tragic privately, but expressed his feel- is ongoing.” A Police Depart- gether. Hugging (Mike Trout), he there’s a chance another game day for his wife, Carli, his mother ings on Twitter: Debbie (and for) Carli’s mom. ment spokesperson said “suicide almost broke my ribs.” will be postponed. is not suspected.” Skaggs had been one of the “Right now it’s a time to grieve “I am devastated about the Just a tragic day for everybody passing of my close friend Tyler because this young man touched Players were not available to Angels’ most reliable pitchers and reflect on Tyler’s impact,” Skaggs. What a great kid and a lot of people’s lives, and you’re be interviewed, but several ex- this season, going 7-7 with a 4.29 Eppler said. going to start to see the impact pressed shock and grief on social ERA in 79 2/3 innings across 15 The Angels have experience ultimate competitor. He always he’s had on people in the coming media. starts. He was 28-38 with a 4.41 dealing with tragedy. In the wanted to get better, and it was days.” FS West commentator Mark ERA during a seven-year career 1970s, infielders Chico Ruiz and awesome being a part of his de- Skaggs was a Santa Monica Gubicza, a former Angels pitcher that was interrupted by Tommy Mike Miley and pitcher Bruce velopment.” High graduate whose mother who developed a close relation- John surgery in 2014 and several Heinbechner were killed in sepa- Eppler said he did not have taught and coached softball at ship with Skaggs, was still trying other injuries. rate auto accidents, pitcher Min- any more information or details the school. He and Carli were to process the news after deliver- “It’s one of those moments nie Rojas and catcher Ed Kirk- about Skaggs’ death than what married in December. The cou- ing an on-air tribute to Skaggs where you’re just kind of numb patrick were paralyzed in car was released by the police. on Monday night. to life,” Rangers manager Chris crashes, and outfielder Lyman ple did not have children. “He had a long life ahead of Monday night’s game was “It’s mind-boggling,” Gubicza Woodward said. “I personally Bostock was killed in a drive-by said. “It hasn’t begun to sink in. heard tremendous things about shooting while riding in a car him, and now that’s gone,” Ep- postponed until August. The pler said. “Everybody grieves in Angels coaches, including man- It doesn’t seem real. He’s like him, and everybody spoke very with friends in Gary, Ind. their own way, and everybody ager Brad Ausmus, and the my little son. God, I can’t think highly of him. Our hearts go out In 1986, one strike away from handful of players who were at about it, really.” to him. We’re thinking about his clinching the AL pennant for is going to have to find peace the stadium early quickly de- Skaggs was one of the most family, his wife, everybody who the Angels, relief pitcher Donnie through this eventually, but it’s parted for the team’s hotel, locat- popular players in the clubhouse, knew him. It gives you perspec- Moore gave up a home run that just a tragic day for everybody, ed about 20 minutes north of the a player who loved talking about tive of how fragile life is.” allowed the Boston Red Sox to and especially for Tyler’s family.” ballpark. Grief counselors were his two favorite teams — the Los Baseball, Eppler said, was made available to team person- Angeles Lakers and Minnesota just a small part of what defined PACIFIC NORTHWEST nel. Vikings — and who reveled in Skaggs. The Southlake Police Depart- team activities like the dress-up “He was very well-liked ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA ment issued a statement saying, day the Angels had for their Sun- among his teammates, coaches, REACH 3 million Pacific Northwesterners with just One Call! day night flight to Texas, when performance staff, front office, “This afternoon at 2:18 p.m. the n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers Southlake Police Department they all donned Western-themed ownership, people who handle 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation responded to a call of an un- attire. food service, catering ... every- Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) conscious male in a room in the “I saw him on the plane with body enjoyed being around Ty- CH593992aa.dj n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers Hilton Hotel. Officers arrived his cowboy gear on, he was just ler,” Eppler said. “He just had a 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation and found the male unrespon- Tyler being Tyler with his smile,” very good way about him that Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 sive and he was pronounced de- Gubicza said. “He was laugh- was instilled in him from his up- ceased at the scene.” ing, joking around. He’s a funny bringing.” More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 The release went on to say dude. He’s a baby. He’s a kid. It’s The death of Skaggs is the Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019 SPORTS

NHL Panthers Goaltender Roberto Luongo Retiring After 19 NHL Seasons By Jordan McPherson Prior to that game against the Miami Herald Washington Capitals, Luongo took the ice and gave a heart- Roberto Luongo is calling it a felt speech to the crowd at the career. BB&T Center, which is less than After 19 seasons in the NHL, a 20-minute drive from the high 11 of which came over two school. stints with the Florida Panthers, “It’s time for us as a commu- the 40-year-old goaltender announced in an open letter on nity to take action. Enough is Wednesday afternoon that he is enough,” Luongo, a Parkland, retiring from professional hock- Fla., resident, said in part before ey. that game on Feb. 22, 2018. “To “I love the game so much, but the families of the victims, our the commitment I required to hearts are broken for you guys. prepare, to keep my body ready, To the teachers at the schools, has become overwhelming,” Lu- you guys are heroes.” ongo wrote. “Since I had my hip Luongo wrote that he plans surgery a couple of years ago, to build a permanent home in I’ve been showing up two hours Parkland now that he is retired. before every practice and three “We’ve been through a lot,” hours before every game to work Luongo said, “but we came to- out my hip. Even at night, wheth- gether. We’ve tried to heal to- er it was the night before a game gether and we’ve tried to make or even a night off, there I was our community and our world a rolling out, doing strengthening better place.” exercises. My entire life revolved And now, the Panthers will Miami Herald/TNS around recovery, strengthening David Santiago / begin a new era with a new pro- and making sure I was ready to Florida Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo (1) wears a helmet with the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School logo to pay tector in the net. The plan is to tribute to the 17 victims and their families of the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., a go the next day. sign Sergei Bobrovsky, the top year ago, before the start of a game against the Calgary Flames at the BB&T Center in Sunrise, Fla., on Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019. “I was willing to make that available goalie in free agency. sacrifice because I love the game, der (572), wins (230), shutouts games in a given season over that weighed heavily on him and we Bobrovsky, who reportedly I love being part of it, being in (38), saves (16,068). He also has span. respected his time in making visited the Panthers this week the action and competing with single-season records for games “I think the days of playing this announcement. ... He leaves ahead of Monday’s start to free my teammates. I was willing to played by a goaltender (75, 2005- 50-60 games a year are a little bit not only a legacy in South Flori- agency, has a career record of go through it all for my love of 06), wins (35, 2005-06, 2015-16), behind me,” Luongo said dur- da, but a legacy in the game itself. 255-153-37 over nine seasons, hockey.” saves (2,303) and shutouts (tied-7, ing exit interviews on April 8. I have no doubt that ‘Lu’ will one the last seven with the Columbus The five-time All-Star leaves 2003-04). His 572 games played “Those are tough. I’d still love to day be a Hockey Hall of Famer Blue Jackets. He has a .919 save the NHL as one of the most dec- in a Panthers uniform mark the do it, but the recovery aspect of and deservingly so. I want to orated goaltenders in the league’s percentage over his 457 career fourth-most in franchise history it is a bit tougher to play three to thank Roberto for his profession- games. history. by any player. four games a week is a lot to ask alism, commitment to the Flori- The club also has James Re- • Second in games played The No. 4 overall pick of the sometimes.” da Panthers organization, com- (1,044) 1997 NHL draft started his ca- Luongo was noncommittal mitment to South Florida and imer and Sam Montembeault • Third in career wins (489). reer with the New York Island- on if he would return for a 20th his contributions to the game of on the roster. The Panthers also • Ninth in career shutouts ers and played seven-and-a-half season at that point. The Pan- hockey.” drafted Boston College-bound (77). seasons with the Vancouver Ca- thers were OK with that. Two- And his impact — especially Spencer Knight with the 13th • One of eight goaltenders nucks before being traded back and-a-half months later, he made in South Florida — was felt in overall pick in the NHL draft with at least eight 30-win seasons. to the Panthers on March 4, 2014. his decision. the community beyond his con- last week. It’s the first time the He played with the Pan- After starting 121 combined “Roberto is a beloved player tributions on the ice. Panthers used a first-round pick thers from 2000 to 2006 and games during his first two full in our franchise’s history and It was most apparent at the on a goalie in franchise history then again from 2014 until he seasons back in South Florida, someone I respect a great deal,” Panthers’ first home game after and the highest a goalie has been decided to end his career. He Luongo started 112 total games Panthers general manager Dale the shooting at Marjory Stone- drafted overall since the Dallas owns Panthers franchise records during his final three seasons Tallon said in a statement. “I man Douglas on Valentine’s Day Stars took Jack Campbell with for games played by a goalten- and played no more than 43 know this was a decision that in 2018. the No. 11 pick in 2010. NFL Seahawks Mailbag: Who Will Win Position Battles at Safety and Tight End? By Bob Condotta sissippi State. him. And while he did well when The Seattle Times When I did a 53-man ros- he played last season, he also ter projection after minicamp, I missed six games due to injury. Hey, it’s July! And that kept three tight ends — Dissly, Given his age and salary, he means we are now officially in Vannett and Hollister. might have to show he’s sig- the month when NFL training As I wrote there, Hollister nificantly ahead of a Vannett camps begin — Seattle’s is set to was maybe the surprise player of or Hollister (who will make just start July 25. the offseason program, acquired $645,000 and can be a restricted It also means it’s time for an- from the New England Patriots free agent in 2020) to warrant other edition of Seahawks mail- for a seventh-round pick right af- keeping. bag, with questions about the ter the draft and then impressing Q: tight ends, offensive line, second- The offensive line, do we coaches throughout OTAs and feel it’s upgraded from last year? ary and more. minicamp with his speed. Q: Hey Bob, I read earlier this Second, with all the previous “We’re really fired up that we veteran secondary leaders gone, week McDougald wants to try got Jacob,” coach Pete Carroll out SS — any chance we see him are they going to be ready to ball said June 13. “He’s different. This hawk? there come Week 1? is a different dimension receiver A: As for the line, any up- A: You are right in that Brad- Ken Lambert / The Seattle Times at the tight-end spot. He’s feisty grade in play will largely just ley McDougald did come out and aggressive and sticks his Strong safety Bradley McDougald speaks at Seahawks minicamp June 12 in Rent- come from the same group get- near the end of minicamp and on. head in there.” say he prefers to play strong safe- Indeed, the 6-foot-4, ting better. If you include Fant, ty. and to be the best asset for the Husky Stadium in what shapes 245-pounder doesn’t project to who again figures to play regu- But that’s really not new. Mc- team. But, I definitely intend to up as one of the Pac-12 games be a real punishing blocker, but larly, then five of the top six from Dougald has said that before and play in the box.” of the year, a contest that could could provide the kind of speed last year return to their same played strong safety often during Ultimately, though, play- decide who wins the North Di- at tight end Luke Willson did roles — all but J.R. Sweezy, as the his Seattle career — he started ers play where the coaches want vision. It won’t be easy to get a during his Seattle career, and the questioner noted. Sweezy will be the first 14 games of last season them to, and if the Seahawks ticket, but a Washington-Oregon Seahawks might want that as a replaced by veteran Mike Iupati, at strong safety, first alongside view one of the other safeties — game is always a must-see event, complement to the styles of some who is familiar with offensive- Earl Thomas and then, when basically, Hill or Blair — as bet- so if you have a chance … of the others at that position. line coach Mike Solari, having Thomas was hurt, alongside Ted- ter fits at strong safety, then I If you can’t get a ticket to that, Vannett is entering the final played for him with the 49ers. So ric Thompson. would expect to see McDougald you could just head to Safe … er, year of his rookie contract, so Iupati should be able to allow the McDougald then started the at free safety. T-Mobile Park, where some band no doubt, this is a key season for offensive line to transition pretty final two games of the regu- But if the Seahawks view called The Who will be playing him. seamlessly from 2018 to 2019. lar season at free safety when Thompson as the second best of Saturday night (there’s no wor- But he has shown just enough The one rookie who could Thompson was injured and their safeties, then McDougald ries a Mariners playoff game will promise, and continues to still be a factor is guard Phil Haynes, Lano Hill played strong safety. would shift to strong safety. get in the way). The Who sup- be relatively inexpensive — he’ll who I think has a good shot Then, when Hill was injured First, though, McDougald posedly retired in 1982 or so, but make $736,000 this year — that to make the roster and be the and Thompson returned, the has to show he’s 100% after the they just keep riding their Magic I think he’s got a good shot to backup swing guard on game- Seahawks went back to McDou- patellar tendon surgery he had Bus and talking about their gen- make it. days. But it’s worth remembering gald at strong safety and Thomp- in the offseason. Hill, coming off eration even now that they are Dissly is obviously a lock, as- the Seahawks don’t really rotate son at free for the playoff game hip surgery, also has to get back well into their 70s, and T-Mobile suming he fully recovers from a offensive linemen on gamedays. against Dallas. to 100%. has turned out to be a really good patellar tendon injury. All signs For 2019, any impact from young McDougald’s comments dur- So there’s a lot still to sort out place to see concerts. on that were positive as the off- players such as Haynes or Jamar- ing minicamp were in answer to there. I’m sure there are lots of other season program ended. But he’s co Jones will come in pushing a question about Seattle drafting As for McDougald, the team things going on. But that feels still got to get on the field and the vets in camp, and then being knows he likes playing strong like more than enough. two safeties — Marquise Blair, show it, and overall depth at tight able to play well if needed when safety. But if they need him at Q: If the Seahawks only keep listed as a strong safety, and Ugo end allows for the Seahawks to injuries hit, as they inevitably Amadi, listed as a free safety — free, that’s where he’s going to three tight end’s, who are the be patient with him — don’t be will. and how he thinks that could play. three tight ends? surprised if Dissly starts camp But the best-case scenario impact his role. Q: I’m coming to my first A: I’d agree the Seahawks are on the physically unable to per- for 2019 is going to be if Seattle Because of his ability to play game in Seattle on October 20 likely to keep just three tight form (PUP) list. Nothing should doesn’t need those guys a whole both strong and free, McDou- and looking for suggestions of ends because George Fant is es- be read into that, as players on lot on Sundays. gald seems certain to start at other things to do? sentially a tight end now. Seattle the PUP list can be recalled at one or the other, with the ques- A: Oh man, you could hardly also has Nick Bellore at fullback any time (teams often put play- As for the secondary, we tion being which player can rise have picked a more interesting — fullbacks can always fill some ers they expect to be back soon know who the cornerbacks are out of the mix of the rest of the weekend for your first Seahawks tight end-type roles — and he on the list as a hedge — you can’t going to be — Shaquill Griffin safeties to earn the other starting game in Seattle. seems to have better-than-aver- go on the list after training camp on the left side and Tre Flowers position. The game you’re going to see age odds to make the team. starts, but going on the list when on the right. We have a pretty “I was fully prepared to come — against the Baltimore Ravens So yeah, three tight ends camp begins provides some po- good idea who the nickel corner in to play strong safety, willing — will obviously be a really inter- would seem to be the max. tential roster flexibility down the is going to be — Akeem King — to compete and battle with who- esting one because of the return Seattle has six tight ends on road should a player experience though Amadi will be given a ever,” McDougald said. “I can do of Earl Thomas to Seattle as well its roster heading into camp — any setbacks). long look at the nickel in camp. both, but I prefer to play the box as a game against a team that fewer than it usually has, which The odd man out, as I pro- As mentioned in the earlier (because) that’s closer to the line made the playoffs last season and is likely in large part because of jected last month, could be Dick- answer about the safeties, that’s of scrimmage, there’s just more has one of the most entertaining Fant. Those six are: Will Diss- son. the spot where everything hing- for me to do there in the run young QBs in the NFL, Lamar ly, Ed Dickson, Jacob Hollister, Dickson will turn 32 the day es in terms of the secondary. It’s game and the man-to-man cov- Jackson. Nick Vannett, Tyrone Swoopes training camp begins, and Se- going to be hard to assess it until erages. I’m always willing to do The day before that game, and Justin Johnson, the latter an attle could save $3.55 million we know who is healthy and who whatever to make the team work Washington hosts Oregon at undrafted free agent from Mis- against the cap in 2019 releasing is lining up where. TV LISTINGS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019 • Sports 5

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Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ NCIS: New Orleans “A New Dawn” A Madam Secretary “Phase Two” Eliza- Madam Secretary Elizabeth must free a Family Guy Bob’s Burgers CW 11 11 (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) petty officer is murdered. ’ beth’s arms deal is jeopardized. ’ kidnapping victim. ’ (CC) “Gronkowsbees” “Burger War” ’ Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Reno” A Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- As Time Goes By As Time Goes By Last of the Sum- Last of the Sum- Are You Being Upstart Crow Doctor Who “Un- Doctor Who “Un- PBS 12 12 1951 inscribed Lone Ranger mask. pearances (CC) pearances (CC) (CC) “The Bathroom” mer Wine ’ mer Wine ’ Served? ’ “Sweet Sorrow” derworld” (CC) derworld” (CC) MLB Baseball Los Angeles Angels at The Big Bang The Big Bang TMZ (N) ’ (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang Q13 NEWS AT 10 Washington’s MasterChef The top 10 compete in a FOX 13 13 Houston Astros. (N) (S Live) (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) (N) (CC) Most Wanted team challenge. ’ (CC) (DVS) IND 14 14 Frances and Friends (CC) Family Worship Center Service (CC) Crossfire Service (CC) Jimmy Swaggart (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ION 15 15 “Girl Dishonored” ’ (CC) teenager is brutally assaulted. (CC) Shootings are linked to Finn’s past. comatose woman turns up in a river. “Her Negotiation” ’ (CC) The search for Detective Benson. ’ IND 18 18 Kenneth W. Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Love Israel Rod Parsley Robert Morris Jack Graham Karen Wheaton’s Saving the World Freedom KATU News at 6 (N) (S Live) (CC) Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune Shark Tank A decadent breakfast treat. The Good Doctor “Xin” Treating a pa- The Rookie “Heartbreak” Nolan invites KATU News at 11 Ring of Honor ABC 22 22 “Veterans Week” ’ (CC) (DVS) tient who has autism. ’ (CC) everyone over for a party. ’ (N) (S Live) (CC) Wrestling (N) NASCAR Monster Energy Series Coke Zero Sugar 400. (N) (S Live) Paid Program Paid Program Grant’s Getaways Inside Edition Songland “Jonas Brothers” Songwriters KGW News at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 Weekend (N) ’ pitch to the Jonas Brothers. 11 (N) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 María de Todos Noticiero Kindergarten Cop 2 (2016, Comedia) Dolph Lundgren, Sarah Strange. ›› Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007) Ioan Gruffudd. María de Todos Noticiero FOX 27 27 MLB Baseball Los Angeles Angels at Graham Bensinger ›› Stealth (2005, Action) Josh Lucas, Jessica Biel, Jamie Foxx. Three pilots combat artificial intel- 10 O’Clock News (N) MasterChef The top 10 compete in a Houston Astros. (N) (S Live) (CC) ligence. team challenge. ’ (CC) (DVS) Live PD “Live PD -- 07.13.18” Riding along with law enforcement. ’ (CC) Live PD: Rewind “Live PD: Rewind No. Live PD “Live PD -- 07.27.18” Riding along with law enforcement. (N Same-day Tape) ’ (CC) A&E 52 52 233” (N) ’ (CC) AMC 67 67 ›› Road House (1989, Action) Patrick ››› Ghostbusters (1984, Comedy) Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis. Four paranormal inves- ›› Ghostbusters II (1989, Comedy) Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Sigourney Weaver. A long-dead Car- Swayze, Kelly Lynch. (CC) tigators battle mischievous ghouls. (CC) pathian warlock attempts to return to Earth. (CC) APL 43 43 Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet (CC) Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet ’ Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet (N) ’ Dodo Heroes (N) (CC) The Aquarium ’ The Secret Life of the Zoo (N) ’ BET 56 56 ›› Daddy’s Little Girls (2007, Romance) Gabrielle Union, Idris Elba. ›› Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, James Earl Jones. Tales “Brothers” A Shakespearean tale of two brothers. BRAVO 66 66 Real Housewives/ The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills › Something Borrowed (2011, Romance-Comedy) Ginnifer Goodwin, Kate Hudson, Colin Eggles- Beverly “Pardon Our French” (CC) Teddi and Kyle overindulge. “Un Petit Hangover” (CC) field. A tipsy attorney lands in bed with the fiance of her best friend. (CC) CBUT 29 29 CBC News marketplace ’ 2019 Calgary Stampede Day 2. (N) (S Live) (CC) Tomorrow’s Harvest (CC) marketplace ’ CBC Van News ›› I’ll Follow You Down (2013) ’ CMT 61 61 › The Waterboy (1998) (CC) ›› Happy Gilmore (1996) Adam Sandler, Christopher McDonald. (CC) › The Waterboy (1998, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Kathy Bates. (CC) › Billy Madison (1995, Comedy) (CC) CNBC 46 46 Undercover Boss ’ (CC) Undercover Boss ’ (CC) Undercover Boss “Menchie’s” (CC) Undercover Boss “YESCO” (CC) Undercover Boss “AdvantaClean” Paid Program Income Now CNN 44 44 The Eighties VCRs; remote controls; family sitcoms. (CC) The Nineties “The One About TV” A wide range of television shows. (CC) The 2000s Storytellers take TV to new heights. (CC) CNNH 45 45 The Eighties VCRs; remote controls; family sitcoms. (CC) All News Updated hourly. All News Updated hourly. The 2000s Storytellers take TV to new heights. (CC) COM 60 60 ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005, Romance-Comedy) Steve Carell, Catherine ›› Old School (2003, Comedy) Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn. Three ››› Superbad (2007, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Michael Cera. Premiere. Co-depen- Keener. Three co-workers unite to help their buddy get a sex life. (CC) men relive their wild past by starting a fraternity. (CC) dent teens hope to score booze and babes at a party. (CC) DIS 41 41 ››› Finding Dory (2016) Voices of Ellen DeGeneres. ’ Raven’s Home ’ Sydney-Max Just Roll With It Andi Mack (CC) Bunk’d ’ (CC) Amphibia (CC) Big City Greens Raven’s Home ’ Andi Mack (CC) Deadliest Catch “Tough Inheritance” Deadliest Catch “Russian Roulette” Deadliest Catch Arctic Storm Elsa Deadliest Catch “Arctic Superstorm” An arctic storm hits the Cornelia. (N) ’ Deadliest Catch Destination disappears DSC 8 8 Sean faces an engine-room fire. ’ Josh and Casey trek north. ’ (CC) builds in fury. ’ (CC) (CC) without a trace. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 ››› Hitch (2005, Romance-Comedy) ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas, Patrick ›› Sweet Home Alabama (2002, Romance-Comedy) Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas, Patrick Will Smith, Eva Mendes. (CC) Dempsey. A New York fashion designer has a secret in the South. (CC) Dempsey. A New York fashion designer has a secret in the South. (CC) UFC 239: Jones vs. Santos - Prelims NBA Summer League Basketball New Orleans Pelicans vs Washington Wiz- NBA Summer League Basketball Toronto Raptors vs Golden State Warriors. SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 (N) (Live) ards. From Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. (N) (Live) From Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 2019 World Series of Poker Main Event. From Las Vegas. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) UFC 25 Greatest Fights (N) FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) The Greg Gutfeld Show (N) (CC) Watters’ World (CC) Justice With Judge Jeanine (CC) The Greg Gutfeld Show (CC) Watters’ World (CC) FOOD 35 35 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive FREE 39 39 ›› The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (2010, Romance) Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson. ’ (CC) ›› The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 (2011, Romance) Kristen Stewart. Bella and Edward marry. ’ (CC) Twilight Saga-2 FX 53 53 ››› Iron Man 3 (2013) Robert Downey ››› The Amazing Spider-Man (2012, Action) Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Rhys Ifans. Peter Parker investigates his ›› The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone. 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high school team played and that’s how she wants her team to play and stuff but we didn’t do no trapping. High school, I was used to doing our pressing, 2-3, 1-3-1, our zone presses. At Wenatchee, we played straight man,” Steen said. “ I was used to pushing the ball and all that and coach Goetz, she definitely wanted us to push the ball but we had to play offense. At W.F. West, we didn’t really have to play offense.” Steen noted that she still has trouble with Wenatchee’s style of play at times. “I would say it was definitely harder for me then it was for the other girls because I think most of the other girls came from a school that played strictly man so I would sometimes get caught trying to go trap or leaving my man to go help a little too much and then our defensive style is for sideline-baseline,” Steen said. “That was really hard to remember every game, like even towards the end of the season. I still have trouble with it because I would want to try and force my Russ Alman / Digital Media Northwest girl into a trap or something but Wenatchee Valley’s Kiara Steen holds up the championship trophy surrounded by teammates after Wenatchee Valley won 74-70 against Umpqua in the NWAC wom- I wouldn’t have help.” en’s basketball tournament championship game on March 17, 2019, in Everett. Steen played her first college streak of 15 games. games. We all played as a team guard-guard more than any- ories of course.” game against Chemeketa on Nov. In the NWAC tournament, together and it was perfect that it thing. When there are some That experience, along with 16, 2018, starting and playing 12 Wenatchee rolled past Clacka- was our last game.” guards that are a lot taller that her entire freshman year, was a minutes. She scored four points mas 71-46 in the Sweet 16. The When asked which title she play point guard or like a 2 or big growing experience for Steen and fouled out in a 69-56 win. Knights earned an 87-75 win enjoyed more, it wasn’t an easy a 3, and sometimes like at the as a person. “I remember that, yep. That over Peninsula in the Elite 8, answer for Steen. NWAC tournament, they would “Our coach is more about was not a good game for me, I with Steen scoring 11 points, the “It’s hard to say, they were take advantage of that and try growing as a person. Basketball kind of got in trouble a little bit most for her in an NWAC tour- totally different experiences. It and post me up in the paint,” is definitely a huge part but she for the fouls but it was good for nament game. doesn’t really feel any different Steen said. “I would either foul or always says it’s more than bas- me to see how ticky-tack the “I feel like state, there was a lot that I won it back to back except they’d score on me. That’s going ketball and it was just crazy. She fouls are called in college,” Steen more people there in high school. that I’m going to have two rings to be definitely one of my strug- said. “I think we could definitely NWAC’s, I don’t know. It kind of which is pretty cool,” Steen said. gles and I’m going to, this sum- would just take little moments get away with it more in high felt more like just another game,” “(I) can’t say there’s a big differ- mer, definitely work on that and and always turn them into some- school. I know I grew a lot to- Steen said. “We definitely had ence in the feeling but just like at get better at not letting anyone thing big and show you growth,” wards the end of the season with to practice a lot more and every the collegiate level, that was just come into the post as a guard.” Steen said. “As a person, I defi- watching my reaching and my day. Even before games, we’d such a big accomplishment and Although this season was nitely matured a lot. I learned fouls. I guess it was good it hap- have practices, so I don’t know. I hope to do it again next year.” filled with a lot of great moments, to live on my own which is kind pened in the first game.” think I just felt it was more of a When assessing her over- there was one moment during of cool but getting thrown into Steen started all 30 games game in college. In high school, I all play from this season, Steen this year that was filled with it was kind of scary but I think this season and averaged 28 min- felt like this is it, this is the final wasn’t too pleased. tragedy. I learned a lot about myself this utes per game and shot 33.9 per- moment.” “I’m definitely looking for- Rachel Odima, a teammate year than if I would have stayed cent from the field. She tallied Wenatchee returned to Ev- ward to next year. I don’t think and roommate of Steen’s during at home.” 6.9 points, 2.6 rebounds, 2.8 as- erett the following weekend I played very good this year but her freshman year, lost her life in Steen has one more season in sists and 1.5 steals per game. and won 84-81 against Lane in I didn’t do terrible,” Steen said. a car accident on May 26. Wenatchee before she’ll move on During the regular season, the Final Four for a spot in the “Coming in as a freshman and “I think some of us are get- and she hopes to continue play- Steen had several outstanding championship game. starting was definitely my main ting tattoos for her because we ing after next season. games. She scored double digit In the title game on March goal and I think I was more of were all going to get team tattoos It’s going to be tough to win points for the first time on Dec. 17, Steen scored four points to go the facilitator. I mean personally, of our championship together back-to-back-to-back titles, but 1 against Clark, recording 14 with three rebounds and six as- I could do better. it wasn’t my but now I think we’re kind of Steen is excited about the chal- points and five steals in a 78-47 sists in a 74-70 victory. best season but that’s alright. We making it a ‘For Rachel’ kind of win. Steen scored a season high “I thought it went great. We ex- won.” thing,” Steen said. “I think next lenge. 20 points against North Idaho on ecuted our game plan really well, Steen noted that she is trying year, the whole team, we might “I’m excited, everyone is going Jan. 16 in a 78-69 win and scored all weekend we did. Umpqua, to improve her defense from this all get yellow shoes because that to be coming after Wenatchee 16 points and six assists in an 86- they were a tough team,” Steen past season while still adjusting was her favorite color. It’s going Valley because they don’t want 72 win over Bellevue on Dec. 8. said. “They had the best shooter to the style of play under coach to be like a reminder every day. us to win again,” Steen said. Wenatchee finished 13-3 in the NWAC, and they even Goetz. Next year, we’re going to have her “That’s how we were against Wal- in the East Conference stand- had a big post that could shoot “The biggest adjustment that jersey hung up in our gym and in la Walla this year but I’m excited. ings, placing second behind Big it. We had to play all out and that I’m still working on is definitely our locker room and it’s going to I think we have another shot too Bend and at one point, had a win was probably one of our hardest I’m going to have to learn to be hard but it will be good mem- for sure.” Women’s World Cup Prep Summer Softball scored 10 runs in the first in- USA to Play for World Cup Title Rochester Earns ning to put the game away early. Two Wins In Game 2, the Rochester After Beating England 2-1 in Semifinal By The Chronicle combo squad won 4-2 against By Alicia DelGallo Tenino. Kaylei Clark pitched OLYMPIA — The Roch- all five innings for the Roches- Orlando Sentinel ester combined softball squad ter squad, striking out 11 bat- was able to earn two wins in ters while allowing one walk LYON, France — The United summer league softball action and one earned run. Tenino’s States is one game away from here on Monday. Emily Baxter struck out nine back-to-back World Cup titles. In the first game, the Roch- Alex Morgan scored a go- ester, Olympia and Capital batters while walking three ahead goal on her birthday and team defeated Rainier, Yelm and allowing four earned runs. Alyssa Naeher saved a late pen- and River Ridge 15-2 in four At the plate, Olympia’s LJ alty kick to give the U.S. women’s innings. Smith was 2-for-3 with a dou- national team a 2-1 victory over Capital’s Eva Cracknell ble, a run scored and a stolen England during its World Cup started in the circle and pitched base and Tori Smith was 1-for-1 semifinal Tuesday at Stade de three innings, allowing two with a walk, a stolen base and Lyon. hits, one run and three walks a run. Demers was 1-for-2 with The U.S. will now stay in Lyon while striking out five batters. a stolen base and played great to play for the title Sunday against Malia Kolle, also from Capital, defense. either Sweden or Netherlands, pitched the fourth inning. The Rochester combo team who play each other Wednesday. At the plate, Olympia’s scored two runs in the first Sebastian Gollnow / England will compete for third DPA/Abaca Press/TNS Alyssa Hoffman was 2-for-3 and third innings to build a 4-1 place Saturday in Nice. Alex Morgan from the USA, left, duels with England’s Millie Bright, right, on Tues- with a double and two runs lead. Tenino pushed one more With the score 2-1 in favor of day, July 2, 2019 during the semifinal round of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup and Rochester’s Kassidy Byrd run across in the fourth inning the Americans, the announced at Stade de Lyon in Decines-Charpieu, France. and Kaylei Clark were each but couldn’t muster any more crowd of 53,512 fell silent when goalkeeper, received a standing nament with her sixth goal, an 2-for-2. Rochester’s Kaylee De- of a comeback. England earned a penalty kick ovation from fans and hugs from equalizer that brought the Lion- mers and Olympia’s Sophie The combo team is off next in the 69th minute. The call teammates. esses even 1-1. She didn’t enjoy Hoffman were each 1-for-1 week but will be back in ac- came after England broke loose The entire second half was that title alone for long, though. with two runs. The combo tion on July 15, taking on Black and raced up the field. Defender chippy and physical, but Millie Alex Morgan scored her sixth squad walked five times and Hills/Tumwater and Shelton at Demi Stokes crossed the ball to Bright cost England when she World Cup goal in the 31st min- stole six bases in the game. 6 and 7:30 p.m., respectively, at Ellen White directly in front of drove her studs into Morgan’s ute when she got her head a ball The Rochester combo team Stevens Field in Olympia. the goal, but White tripped and shin in the 86th minute. The ref- passed forward by Lindsey Horan. fell and Naeher chased the ball eree handed out Bright’s second After the goal, U.S. fans in the Adult Softball over to the end line. yellow card of the night, ejecting stadium sang “Happy Birthday” The Richmond Stealers out The Video Assistant Referee Lacey A’s Place Second her from the match and leaving to the star, who turned 30 Tues- of British Columbia, Canada, reviewed the play and deter- England to fend off the reigning day. at Big Rock Invite defeated Lacey in the finals, 6-2. mined U.S. defender Becky Sau- champs with 10 players. Another big VAR decision Jason Grow of the tournament erbrunn committed a penalty, U.S. coach Jill Ellis shocked in the 69th minute preserved By The Chronicle was the star at the plate for Lacey. coming in contact with White many when she chose to bench the United States’ lead. White MOUNT VERNON — The before the English star hit the Megan Rapinoe for the semifinal, charged the net to receive a long Lacey A’s of the Hub City Fast- The Westside Jacks out of ground. Lionesses captain Steph a move that was not explained ball forward, paused for half a pitch League finished second at Centralia placed seventh in the Houghton stepped up to take the by U.S. Soccer before the game second to confound Naeher and the Big Rock Invite adult softball tournament. shot, a grounder to the left side except to say it was not for disci- then tapped the ball into the left tournament here over the week- The Hub City Fastpitch of the net. Naeher anticipated plinary reasons. Christen Press side of the net. Before play re- end. League will be back in action on the shot and dove in front of it to started in Rapinoe’s place on the sumed, however, the referee sig- Lacey’s Dave Drotzman Wednesday at Borst Park. The prevent the goal and preserve the left wing and nailed a header into naled for video review and the pitched the A’s to the champion- Westside Classic men’s fastpitch Americans’ 2-1 lead. the upper corner of England net words “NO GOAL | OFFSIDE” ship game by defeating the top tournament begins at 10 a.m. on Naeher, who had been doubt- for a 1-0 lead 10 minutes in. flashed on the big screen mo- seeded Seattle Dirt Dawgs in the Saturday, July 13 and ends on ed by many entering her first big Nine minutes later, White be- ments later to a loud cheer from semifinals, 1-0. Sunday. tournament as the starting U.S. came the top scorer in the tour- the crowd. Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 4, 2019

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Editor: Natalie Johnson Phone number: 807-8235 Life e-mail: [email protected] Twisted Waters Guide Service Puts Coho in the Boat

Eric Rosane / Nisqually Valley News Marc Bush nets up a salmon for Dave Calhoun, owner of NW Rods and avid ﬁ sherman. Yelm-Based Guide Provides Fishing Opportunities on Riffe Lake, Columbia River

By Eric Rosane Standing out the stern of For The Chronicle the boat, Dave Calhoun, owner of NW Rods and reporter Landlocked coho salmon with the Outdoor GPS on NBC were plentiful Sunday morning Sports Northwest, streamed a out on the eastern side of Riffe live report. Lake in rural Lewis County. “We are trolling for these Our five-person quota of 25 fish and it’s been awesome,” fish was met by 10 a.m. Calhoun reported. “Sixteen- to The Nisqually Valley News 18-inch coho — they’ve gotten was able to tag along on a fish- that much bigger from when I ing tour hosted by Twisted was out here fishing a month Waters Guide Service, a Yelm- ago with them and it’s unbe- based fishing guide that takes lievable.” parties out to lakes and rivers, Calhoun said viewers re- such as Riffe Lake and the Co- ally value his reports because lumbia River, for fishing expe- it might be their only resource ditions. to find great fishing spots at the “Everyone thinks this is right time. some secret. Riffe Lake has “If I don’t tell them where been here a long time … the to go, when to go or how to do scenery, you just can’t beat it,” it, they may not go fishing that said owner Marc Bush. “It’s a weekend. And that’s sad,” Cal- very unique spot in that, and houn said. it’s a place you can go with rea- Once we had our day’s sonable expectation that you’ll quota, we boated over to some catch a fish.” Boat hand Buck Adams, from Eatonville, ﬁ llets salmon Sunday morning. shade to begin the fillet process Twisted Waters fishes for for our salmon. just about anything except about 100-or-so feet away from to about 45 feet down, mere feet “Must be a 20-something For more information on sturgeon. But Bush said he the southeast banks, and we from the lake’s bottom. By 8:30 fish,” Bush said. “Scared of Twisted Waters Guide Service, “knows a guy” he can set cus- maneuvered our boat in wide a.m., we had nabbed 17 coho. commitment.” visit their Facebook page or tomers up with if that’s what circles, making a turn every few “Welcome to chaos,” said For 15-year-old Spencer website, twistedwater-gs.com. they’re after. minutes around a submerged Buck Adams, a volunteer with Bussell, of Yelm, this was his You can also call Marc Bush at Coho salmon ranged in 253-468-0610. stump. Twisted Waters, as the rods first time fly fishing for salmon. length from 13 to 18 inches and Bush said he finds joy in weighed in at a moderate size. The bites came in — some vibrated in their holders. He He knew Bush through family seeing people learn the art of We hit the waters for some fly were too quick — and after characterized the day’s fishing ties and jumped on the oppor- fishing and he hopes he can fishing at 6 a.m. and were im- three hours we had a count of as “very decent.” tunity for Sunday fishing. Bus- continue to bring himself and mediately inundated with bites. 10 strong at our small cove. After tallying three of sell, who has experience in bass his customers that joy. The sunshine was peeking over “If you start hitting fish, my own coho, my rod went fishing, said he enjoyed his first “It’s a one-man operation,” the hills and a thin layer of fog don’t change it,” Bush said. through a period of persistent day out on the water. Bush said. “My wife does all was racing over the lake. Then we kicked it into high nudging. I reeled in my line to “It’s really different. You the bookwork. I just drive the Our crew set our boat up gear, dipping our rods deeper check on my bait. can’t compare the two,” he said. boat.”

Mind, Body, Spirit: Self-Care Group, p.m. and peruse a variety of arts Estates, 2800 Cooks Hill Road, Centralia, Community 10 a.m., Mossyrock Outreach Center, and crafts, including jewelry, 360-748-3177 or 360-736-9679 provided by Diane Hurley, 360-496-3591 paintings, photography, apparel, Friday Night Live, Narcotics Anony- GriefShare, a recovery group for woodwork and more. Info: min- mous, 7-9 p.m., Dayspring Baptist those who have lost a loved one, 7-8:30 eral-school.org. Church Fellowship Hall, 2088 Jackson p.m., Mountain View Baptist Church, Highway, Chehalis, 360-508-6495 1201 Belmont Ave., Centralia, $10, Centralia Farmers Market, 11 a.m.-4 360-827-2172 p.m., Centralia Outlet Mall, next to Vani- ty Fair, www.centraliafarmersmarket.org Al-Anon Family Group, 7 p.m., Saturday, July 6 Calendar St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 U.S. Highway 12 SW, Rochester, S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst Organizations Randle Lavender Week Thursday, July 4 360-736-1049 Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, 360-269-3827 Lewis County Writers Guild, 5 p.m., and Weekend Kicks Off Pinochle, 5:45 p.m., Hope Grange, or 360-736-4163 Station Coffee Bar & Bistro, Centralia, 118 Antrim Road, Winlock, 360-520-0772 Centralia Chehalis Vintage Auto Club, Friday, July 5 http://lewiscountywriters.wordpress. The Randle Lavender Week 7:30 p.m., Ramblin Jack’s Ribeye Restau- com/ and Weekend celebrates the rant, Napavine I-5 exit, 360-748-7390 peak of the growing season Public Agencies Lewis County Voiture 83 of the 40 & 8, Mineral School Hosts Support Groups starting Saturday at Cowlitz Centralia Historic Preservation Com- 6 p.m. dinner, 7 p.m. meeting, Chehalis Falls Lavender Company in Eagles, 1993 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, Arts and Crafts Fair H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., mission, 5:30 p.m., council chambers, Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Randle, located at 136 Falls City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia 360-266-7055 The Mineral School, an art- Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, 360-480-0592, Road. There will be a full week All Timberland Regional libraries will ists’ residency in the beautiful [email protected] of fresh lavender in bloom so be closed in observance of the holiday. mountain community of Min- Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., Support Groups come out and share in the beau- eral, will host its annual Arts large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., Organizations NAMI Lewis County Connections, & Crafts Fair to showcase the Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst ty and aroma. On July 13-14, ex- recovery support group for adults with Ave., Centralia, 360-736-0778, www. perience local crafts including Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, mental illness, 2-3:30 p.m., Mary Room, work of artists and crafters from gracefoursquarechurch.com 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Centralia United Methodist Church, 506 around the region. Visit the his- Diabetic Support Group, 10:30-11:30 Grand Ave., Centralia, 360-485-2852 S. Washington Ave., 253-468-7435 toric school from 10 a.m. to 5 a.m., The Gathering Place, Stillwaters please see CALENDAR, page Life 2 Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, Thursday, July 4, 2019 LIFE

Crafts Fair to showcase the work of art- Calendar ists and crafters from around the region. A Look Visit the historic school from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and peruse a variety of arts and Continued from page C1 crafts, including jewelry, paintings, photography, apparel, woodwork and more. one of a kind jewelry, linens, Info: mineral-school.org. crafts, and must have items. The Randle Lavender Week and Weekend celebrates the peak of the Tasty treats, sauces, local farm growing season starting July 6 at fresh items and demonstrations Cowlitz Falls Lavender Company in Ran- Back in Time of machinery and process are dle, located at 136 Falls Road. There will all part of the event, including be a full week of fresh lavender in bloom u-cut floral and culinary lav- so come out and share in the beauty ender varieties. Stroll the field, and aroma. On July 13-14, experience local crafts including one of a kind jewelry, bring a picnic lunch. Free entry. linens, crafts, and must have items. Tasty Info: 253-318-2317. treats, sauces, local farm fresh items and demonstrations of machinery and pro- Flood Valley Brewery in Chehalis cess are all part of the event, including u- presents Highwater Hilarities: July Edi- cut floral and culinary lavender varieties. tion. Chase Mayers is hosting again, Stroll the field, bring a picnic lunch. Free with Josh Chambers, a stand-up co- entry. Info: 253-318-2317. median, improviser, and half of the Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo award eligible comedy duo “The Bal- starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 lard Boyz.” He performs at clubs, col- Jackson Highway, Chehalis leges, and casinos all over the country Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary and has been a featured performer at Riverside Park, Centralia, free, sponsored Treefort Music Festival, Bumbershoot, by Jesus Name Pentecostal Church, Che- and the San Diego ComicCon. Your halis, 360-623-9438 July headliner is Adam Pasi, a Port- land comic who is quickly becoming Support Groups among the most recognized names in Northwestern comedy. Born in Taco- GriefShare, a video seminar focusing ma, and raised on Army bases on the on helping people who have lost a loved East Coast and in Germany, Adam’s one, 12:30-2 p.m., Shoestring Valley Com- unique outlook on life allows him to munity Church, 104 Frase Road, Onalaska, craft absurd yet relatable stories, cul- 360-870-2782, http://svcchurch.com/ minating in admittedly ridiculous calls griefshare/ to arms. Adam has appeared on the IFC show “Portlandia” and has performed on the Limestone, Wenatchee, Monday, July 8 and Bridgetown comedy festivals. The show is from 8-10 p.m. Flood Valley is Game Night, Fords Prairie Grange, located at 289 NW Chehalis Ave. Cost 2640 Reynolds Ave., Centralia, potluck is $10. dinner 6 p.m., 360-918-1356 The Mineral School, an artists’ resi- Pinochle, 5:45 p.m., Hope Grange, 118 dency in the beautiful mountain com- Antrim Road, Winlock, 360-520-0772 munity of Mineral, will host its annual Teddy Bear Picnic, noon to 1:30 p.m. at Arts & Crafts Fair to showcase the work the Church of the Nazarene at 119 W. First of artists and crafters from around the Street in Centralia. Cost is $10. Dawn Ory- region. Visit the historic school from 10 zak, director of Love, Inc., will speak, as a.m. to 5 p.m. and peruse a variety of will Donna Paris, an inspirational speaker arts and crafts, including jewelry, paint- from Portland, Oregon. To reserve a stop, ings, photography, apparel, woodwork call Kay at 360-269-2449 or Val at 360-748- and more. Info: mineral-school.org. 4722 or email [email protected]. The Chris Guenther and the Honky Tonk event is sponsored by the Centralia-Che- Drifters play the Paradise Resort RV halis Christian Women’s Connection. Campground in Silver Creek starting at 6 p.m. Cost is $10 per vehicle at the gate. The resort is located at 173 Salem Public Agencies Plant Drive Lewis County Commission, 10 a.m., Late Models, Legends, Tuners and BOCC board room, second floor, Lewis Baby Grands at South Sound Speed- County Courthouse, agenda available way in Rochester. Races begin at 6:30 at http://goo.gl/agwWM, 360-740-1120 p.m. and tickets are $20 for adults, $18 Chehalis City Council, 5 p.m, City for seniors, active military and teenag- Hall council chamber, 350 N. Market ers age 13-17, $10 for children age 6-10 Blvd., Chehalis, agendas available and free for children 5 and younger. at http://ci.chehalis.wa.us/meetings, South Sound Speedway is located at 360-345-1042 3730 183rd Avenue SW. Centralia Historic Preservation Com- Club Mom Children’s Clothing mission, 5:30 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. Ma- Bank and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Centra- ple St., Centralia, 360-330-7695 lia Christian Church, 1215 W. Main St., 360-736-7655 Lewis County Board of Health, 1:30 Submitted by Mary Dowling for ‘Our Hometowns’ p.m., BOCC Board Room, second floor, Dance, Country Four and More, 7 Lewis County Courthouse, agenda Robert Dowling, an army helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War, is pictured in 1965 with his four children at Fort Lewis on p.m., South Union Grange, 10030 Tilley available at http://goo.gl/zKXB3, the day he was to leave for Vietnam. Road, near exit 99 off I-5, 360-352-2135 360-740-1148 Pancake breakfast, 7:30-10 Centralia Parks Board, 5 p.m., Fort a.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, Borst Park Kitchen 2, 360-330-7662 206-948-2979 Mossyrock Fire Department, fire Find answers to the puzzles in the Open garden, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., 4162 Jackson Highway, Chehalis commissioners, noon, main station, 137 Puzzles next edition. E. Main St., Mossyrock, 360-983-3456 Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., 213 Sussex Ave. W., 360-264-2317 Grays Harbor Fire District 1, 7 p.m., Oakville Fire Hall, 360-273-6541 Chehalis-Centralia Railroad summer excursion, 5 p.m. dinner train ride Lewis County Cemetery District Crossword featuring magician Jeff Evans. Limited 4, 6 p.m., Randle Fire Station annex, seating. Tickets cost $55 for adults and 360-494-4031 $25 for children. Napavine Planning Commission, 6 p.m., 407 Birch Ave. SW, Napavine, 360- 262-3547, ext. 213

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Don’t 1 bedroom apartment, female for a lifetime call 360-807-8203! more. Something for every- sure is made is/are as follows: just dream about what you want to above garage, 515 E Pear Failure to pay when due the commitment, age/ [email protected] one! do; start the ball rolling. St., available July 10th, following amounts which are weight not important, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) $650 monthly, utilities WANTED: Older Kubota or now in arrears: $13,162.87 IV. must be able to relo- The sum owing on the obliga- Use your intuition to help you see $150, first/last & deposit. John Deere diesel tractor, cate, no homeowners tion secured by the Deed of through someone who is trying to By appointment only, 4WD with loader. Cash Trust is: The principal sum of sell you a bill of goods. Consider the please, must be serious 360-269-3924. paid any condition! Call $61,179.31, together with inter- pros and cons of a risky joint venture. & sincere for replies, no Dan, 360-304-1199. est as provided in the Note CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) games. Write to Mike! from 2/1/2018, and such other Do what needs to be done. Go PO Box 4457, Tumwa- costs and fees as are provided WANTED by statute. V. The above about your business and make the ter, WA 98501. Old coins of any kind. described real property will be changes that need to be made. Don’t Proof sets, Canadian sold to satisfy the expense of argue with someone who will never coins, old bills, gold coins, FAMILY sale and the obligation secured see things your way. pocket watches & gold of GARAGE SALE! by the Deed of Trust as AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) provided by statute. Said sale any kind. Hobby investor, Fri & Sat, will be made without warranty, Share your thoughts with someone TOLEDO. 2 bedroom, 1 MAKE YOUR AD cash buyer. Call 360- July 5 & 6, 9-4. expressed or implied, regard- ƼŅƚÏ±ųå±ÆŅƚƋƋŅĀĹÚŅƚƋƵĘåųåƼŅƚ bath, appliances, shed, ing title, possession or encum- STAND OUT! 268-3549 or 360- 103 Pier Rd., stand. Don’t look at an adjustment country setting, $1,000, brances on 8/2/2019. The as being negative when you can e ! ASK . b 612-3691. Chehalis, WA 98532. first/last/deposit, wa- defaults referred to in Para- embrace change and see where it CUSTOMER Tools, household, goods, graph III must be cured by ter/septic included, cred- takes you. SERVICE YELLOWJACKETS garden, clothing & more! 7/22/2019, (11 days before the it/criminal require, available (LIVE)! Nests collected sale date) to cause a discontin- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ABOUT ADDING now. 360-345-6347 for medical use. No uance of the sale. The sale will Make personal changes, but only COLOR! be discontinued and termina- ŸŞåĹÚƵĘ±ƋƼŅƚÏ±Ĺ±ýŅųÚţFüƼŅƚ 360 h 807 h 8203 charge. 360-578-2018 ted if at any time before plan correctly, you will be able to 7/22/2019 (11 days before the make someone you care about WE NOW HAVE sale) the default as set forth in happy without going into debt. BAZAAR & Paragraph III is cured and the Want your event in Trustee's fees and costs are ARIES (March 21-April 19) The Chronicle's FIREWOOD GARAGE SALE paid. Payment must be in cash Get out, have fun and surround Community Good quality clean or with cashiers or certified yourself with people you enjoy. An PACKAGES checks from a State or federal- Calendar? firewood, $160 cord & AVAILABLE! opportunity will arise if you share Email your event to: ly chartered bank. The sale your feelings with someone special. Purebred pulled Hereford $150 cord for round. R R R R R R R R R R may be terminated any time Don’t view an unexpected change as calendar bulls, call to discuss price. No text. 360-749-2923 Packages include 2 lami- after the 7/22/2019 (11 days being unfavorable. @chronline.com nated signs, 4 sheets of before the sale date) and 360-785-4581 before the sale, by the Borrow- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) pricing stickers, 3 sale er or Grantor or the or the eĹŅýåųƵĜĬĬŸŞ±ųĩƼŅƚųĜĵ±čĜĹ±ƋĜŅĹ Want your event in sheets, a sharpie and Grantor's successor interest or and enthusiasm. Consider the The Chronicle's balloons! packages are the holder of any recorded stability of a situation before you only $5 with the pur- junior lien or encumbrance by Community 7 TRI COLORED TOY paying the principal and inter- decide to get involved. Don’t rule out chase of a classified ad. a more viable option. Calendar? AUSTRALIAN est secured by the Deed of Email your event to: SHEPHERD PUPS Trust, plus costs, fees and GEMINI (May 21-June 20) advances, if any, made pur- calendar suant to the terms of the Spend more time nurturing your @chronline.com Grant's Towing & relationship with a loved one. Automotive/Grant's obligation and/or Deed of Trust Honesty will play a role in how and curing all other defaults. Centralia/Grant's South VI. A written Notice of Default well you get along with others and Abandoned Vehicle was transmitted by the Benefi- how stable your life will be moving Auction Every Friday ciary or Trustee to the Borrow- forward. 11:30 am at 915 Koontz er and Grantor at the following address(es): SEE ATTACHED Rd, Chehalis. Viewing EXHIBIT "1" by both first class SATURDAY, JULY 6, 2019 2 males, 3 females, tails every Friday beginning and certified mail on docked & dew claws re- @ 8:30am. Call 1/28/2019, proof of which is in CANCER (June 21-July 22) moved. Will have 1st shots 360-330-2442 for the possession of the Trustee; You can feel your way through and the Borrower and Grantor Want to reach local & vet exam, will be ready current list. situations if you are reserved GUN & KNIFE were personally served, if families with advertising? for new home on 6/24, SHOW applicable, with said written and listen to the thoughts and $550 FIRM! 520-425-1199 Notice of Default or the written suggestions of those who have more Contact Lindy! July 6 & 7, * - or 520- 301-8901. Notice of Default was posted in experience. Romance is on the rise. 360-807-8219! Centralia Fairgrounds a conspicuous place on the real property described in LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) PET Saturday 9-5 & Sunday 9-3 Paragraph I above, and the Consider how you earn your living CONNECTION Trustee has possession of ŅųĘ±ĹÚĬåƼŅƚųĀĹ±ĹÏåŸ±ĹÚĘŅƵ l l l l l l l l Admission $7 proof of such service or Ÿ±ƋĜŸĀåÚƼŅƚ±ųåƵĜƋĘƼŅƚųŞųŅčųåŸŸţ IT IS THE TIME For more information posting. VII. The Trustee Check out your options, but don’t TO FIX call 503-363-9564 whose name and address are make a change that could jeopardize MOSSYROCK wesknodelgunshows.com set forth below will provide in your lifestyle. YOUR ANIMALS! writing to anyone requesting it, HUGE ESTATE/ a statement of all costs and VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) For a limited time GARAGE SALE! fees due at any time prior to Set the stage and play the role of a Federal law prohibits employ- we will Thurs, Fri & Sat, the sale. VIII. The effect of the peacemaker. Diplomacy and clever ment discrimination based on sale will be to deprive the have coupons for a July 4, 5 & 6, 10-5. suggestions will help unify people race, color, religion, sex, na- $20 discount on Grantor and all those who hold trying to reach the same objective. tional origin or age. The law CATS and 174 Workman Rd., by, through or under the states that publishing or print- $40 discount Mossyrock, WA 98564. Grantor of all their interest in LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ing discriminatory advertise- a on the above-described property. DOGS!! Kemco 50 scooter, UååŞƋ±ĬĩĜĹčƚĹƋĜĬƼŅƚĀĹÚ±Ƶ±ƼƋŅ ments or causing the printing vintage sewing ma- IX. Anyone having any objec- get through to someone you feel is or publishing of such advertise- tions to this sale on any chines, turkey fryer, 2004 Fourwind RV, 31' making a poor choice. Reason and ments constitutes an unlawful With a generous grounds whatsoever will be experience will help you get your employment practice. Employ- donation from rototiller, welding Class C, 1 large slide-out, afforded an opportunity to be ment advertisements must not supplies, surveillance 18,000 miles, $14,500/of- heard as to those objections if point across. indicate preferences, limita- Jack & Sharon system, snake grower fer. 360-978-4407 they bring a lawsuit to restrain SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) tions, or discriminate based on Tipping, the sale pursuant to RCW Finish what you start. Don’t let an race, color, religion, sex, na- Pet Connection can containers, racing 61.24.130. Failure to bring tional origin or age, except memorabilia, kitchen- such a lawsuit may result in a unexpected change alter your plans. when religion, sex or national offer a $10 rebate on FƋűŸkUƋŅƋ±ĩå±ÚĜýåųåĹƋųŅƚƋåØ±Ÿ cats & $20 rebate on ware (Guardian, etc) waiver of any proper grounds origin is a bona fide occupa- for invalidating the Trustee's long as you know what you are tional qualification for employ- dogs, in addition to records, clothes 2003 Elk Horn camper, 10', ment. sale. X. NOTICE TO OCCU- doing. the above discount! (some new), furniture, self contained, excellent PANTS OR TENANTS - The all kinds of crafts, all SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) We will not knowingly accept condition, electric jacks, purchaser at the trustee's sale An emotional situation will disrupt any advertising for real estate 360-748-6236 kinds of books, mate- rear awning, flat screen is entitled to possession of the your plans. Stay calm and do your which is in violation of the law. rial, square dance ap- TV, microwave, lots of property on the 20th day following the sale, as against best not to let matters escalate. If All persons are hereby in- parel, formals, tools, storage, prewired for AC & formed that positions adver- the grantor under the Deed of someone makes an unexpected tised are available on an equal jewelry, new drum, generator, $7,000. Win- Trust (the owner) and anyone change, don’t feel you must follow opportunity basis. lots of sewing items lock. Call for more details, having an interest junior to the suit. (books, kits, Old but- 360-219-6825. Deed of Trust, including occu- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) **Note: The Chronicle tons), lots of miscella- pants who are not tenants. suggests you 2007 Comfort 5th wheel, After the 20th day following the You’ll get everything under control describe the position neous & free stuff)! sale the purchaser has the if you take physical action. The you are hiring for, Too much to list. lots of extras, call to see & right to evict occupants who less you say and the more you do, not the person you wish to hire. for more information. 360- are not tenants by summary the better you’ll be. A romantic COOK NEEDED WANTED: Small to mid 736-1504 proceedings under chapter encounter will improve your day. size farm/garden tractor 59.12 RCW. For tenant- Newaukum Valley Golf occupied property, the pur- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Course has new owners & with loader, running or not, RIDGEFIELD chaser shall provide a tenant Choose your battles wisely. Check restaurant management & also skidsteer, mini exca- NW'S LARGEST with written notice in accord- the facts before you agree to 109031 #073567-WA ance with RCW 61.24.060. If are in need of a cook. Part vator or small older crawler GARAGE & something that could leave you (bulldozer) any condition. you are a servicemember or a time & full time positions Trustee Sale # 073567-WA dependent of a servicemem- dangling if anything goes wrong. Also wanting old tools, VINTAGE SALE! Don’t let someone manipulate you available. Must have prior Title # 180356458-WA-MSO ber, you may be entitled to experience. anvil, vises, etc, old adver- Notice of Trustee's Sale Gran- certain protections under the emotionally. tor(s): CLAUDE HOFFMAN, federal Servicemembers Civil Please email resume to: tising signs, thermometers, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) clocks, gas pumps or any UNMARRIED Grantee(s): RE- Relief Act and any comparable [email protected] GIONAL TRUSTEE SERV- state laws regarding the risk of Keep your personal life simple. old vintage barn items. Avoid indulgence and don’t make ICES CORPORATION, as foreclosure. If you believe you CASH, Private Party. 360- unrealistic promises. An honest point Trustee Current beneficiary of may be entitled to these HAVE 204-1017 the deed of trust: U.S. BANK protections, please contact our of view will keep you out of trouble. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, office immediately. THIS NO- A personal change is favored. YOU AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE, TICE IS THE FINAL STEP ARIES (March 21-April 19) FOR THE CIM TRUST 2016-2, BEFORE THE FORECLO- HEARD? Sat, July 6, 8-4. MORTGAGE-BACKED SURE SALE OF YOUR Challenge your mind, take a course Clark County or expand your interests. Check out NOTES, SERIES 2016-2 Cur- HOME. You have only 20 rent trustee of the deed of DAYS from the recording date ÚĜýåųåĹƋÏƚĬƋƚųåŸŅųĬĜüåŸƋƼĬåŸØ±ĹÚ You can get Event Center, 17402 NE Delfel Rd., trust: CLEAR RECON CORP. on this notice to pursue consider how you want to deal with a your ad into Current mortgage servicer of mediation. DO NOT DELAY. personal situation. The Reflector & Ridgefield, WA 98642. the deed of trust: SELECT CONTACT A HOUSING 500+ SALES! Adults: $6. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The Nisqually PORTFOLIO SERVICING Ref- COUNSELOR OR AN ATTOR- Attend a gathering of people Samsung refrigerator, gold More info: erence number of the deed of NEY LICENSED IN WASH- Valley News. color, model #RF217, 5 www.nwgsales.com trust: 3256464 Parcel num- INGTON NOW to assess your you don’t get to see very often. A ber(s): 010125011000 A POR- situation and refer you to conversation with someone from years old, paid $1,400, TION OF THE SOUTHWEST mediation if you are eligible ±ÚĜýåųåĹƋčåĹåų±ƋĜŅĹƵĜĬĬčĜƴåƼŅƚ Call us at asking $600. Too big move QUARTER OF SECTION 10, and it may help you save your plenty to think about. 360-807-8203 with. 360-330-0854 TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, home. See below for safe to ask how! RANGE 7 EAST, W.W. I. sources of help. SEEKING GEMINI (May 21-June 20) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ASSISTANCE Housing coun- If you confront a situation, be that the undersigned, CLEAR selors and legal assistance prepared to face emotional RECON CORP., 9311 S.E. may be available at little or no Æ±ÏĩĬ±ŸĘţ¥Ņƚĵ±ƼÆåÆåŸƋŅý NEED BUSINESS 36th Street, Suite 100, Mercer cost to you. If you would like agreeing to disagree and spending CARDS? Go to chronline.com Island, WA 98040, Trustee will assistance in determining your time with people who share your Sign Pro, to place your on 8/2/2019 at 10:00 AM IN rights and opportunities to thoughts and interests. ad online, THE LOBBY OF THE MAIN keep your house, you may 360-736-6322 ENTRANCE OF THE HISTOR- contact the following: The just 6 easy steps from IC COURTHOUSE LOCATED statewide foreclosure hotline the convenience of AT 351 NW NORTH ST, for assistance and referral to your own home. CHEHALIS, WA 98532 sell at housing counselors recom- public auction to the highest mended by the Housing Fi- and best bidder, payable, in nance Commission Telephone: The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, July 04, 2019 • Classifieds 5 CLASSIFIEDS

1-877-894-HOME(1-877-894- 110697Existence of 113C Terrace Way, ADRIANA RAMIREZ 345 W. Main St., Cheha- DATED this 13th day of 4663) . Web site: http://www.d Vender Lists White Pass, WA 98937 DOB: 08/04/2003 fi.wa.gov/consumers/homeow Tax Parcel No. 009800006004. lis, Washington 98532. June, 2019. No. 19-7-00188-21 nership/post_purchase_couns Notice of the Existence DATED this 30 day of May, YOU SHOULD BE PRES- SCOTT TINNEY, No. 19-7-00187-21 elors_foreclosure.htm The of Vender Lists 2019. ENT AT THIS HEARING. County Clerk United States Department of J. MICHAEL MORGAN, PLLC NOTICE AND SUMMONS Great Rivers Behavioral 110671 Public Meeting The hearing will deter- By: Yolinda Hipp, Superior Housing and Urban Develop- Health Organization /s/ JMM BY PUBLICATION mine if your parental Court Deputy Clerk ment Telephone: J. Michael Morgan, (TERMINATION) 1-800-569-4287 Web site: http Per RCW 39.04.190, this is a Open Public Meeting of WSBA #18404 rights to your child are (SMPB) ://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh notice that Great Rivers Be- the Lewis County PUD Attorney for Plaintiffs terminated. If you do not Published: The Chronicle /hcc/fc/index.cfm?webListActi 1800 Cooper Point Rd. SW TO: NEITA HARPER, havioral Health maintains a Board of Commissioners appear at the hearing, June 20 & 27, 2019 & July on=search&searchstate=WA vendor list for the purchases of Bldg. 12 Mother MOISES LEMUS- Beginning August 1, 2019, the court may enter an 4, 2019 &filterSvc=dfc The statewide office supplies, computer hard- Olympia, WA 98502 RAMIREZ, Father of Adri- civil legal aid hotline for ware and software, and gener- regularly scheduled meet- (360) 292-7501 order in your absence assistance and referrals to al office and operating equip- ings of the Board of ana Ramirez ANTONIO terminating your parental other housing counselors and ment. Commissioners of Public Published: The Chronicle PINEDA, Alleged Father of rights. attorneys Telephone: Utility District No. 1 of June 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2019 & Ricky Harper-Pineda; To request a copy of the 1-800-606-4819 Web site: http You can submit your name for July 4 & 11, 2019 WHOM IT MAY CON- ://nwjustice.org/what-clear inclusion on the vendor list by Lewis County (District) will Notice, Summons, and De- THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO filling out the form at this link occur the first and third 110414 Termination: CERN, UNKNOWN BIO- pendency Petition, call COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY Tuesdays of every month Rangel LOGICAL FATHER, OR DCYF at 360-807-7081 or INFORMATION OBTAINED You can also access this form at 10:00 a.m. The Commis- ANYONE EXPRESSING A 1-800-562-6926. To view WILL BE USED FOR THAT by going to www.greatriversbh PATERNAL INTEREST IN PURPOSE. Dated: 3/14/2019 o.org and clicking on 'Re- sioners will further meet SUPERIOR COURT information about your CLEAR RECON CORP., as quests for Applications'. one hour prior to the OF WASHINGTON THE ABOVE-NAMED rights, including right to a Successor Trustee For addi- regularly scheduled meet- COUNTY OF LEWIS CHILD: lawyer, go to www.atg.wa tional information or service Published: The Chronicle ings for a one hour work- JUVENILE COURT A Petition to Terminate .gov/TRM.aspx. you may contact: Clear Recon July 4, 2019 Parental Rights was filed Corp 9311 S.E. 36th Street, shop. Please refer to the In re the Welfare of: on May 30, 2019; A Fact Suite 100 Mercer Island, WA 110520 Winslow District's website at https:/ ALLYIAH'SKY RANGEL 98040 Phone: (206) 707-9599 /www.lcpud.org/about-us/ DOB: 05/26/2018 Finding hearing will be held meetings-events/ for the on this matter on July 25, EXHIBIT "1" SUPERIOR COURT No. 19-7-00112-21 location of the meetings. NOTICE AND SUMMONS 2019 at 1:30 pm at Lewis OF WASHINGTON County Superior Court, NAME/ADDRESS COUNTY OF LEWIS BY PUBLICATION JUVENILE COURT Published: The Chronicle (TERMINATION) CLAUDE HOFFMAN July 4 & 11, 2019 (SMPB) 539 SILVERBROOK RD In re the PNNA STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDS WHITE PASS, WA 00000 Dependency of: 110248 Summons Helstrom TO: ALICIA SCHROEDER, JERO WINSLOW Mother SEBASTIAN RAN- CLAUDE HOFFMAN IN THE SUPERIOR GEL, Father; 7HJPÄJ5VY[O^LZ[+HPS`*VUULJ[PVU(JSHZZPÄLKHKUL[^VYRVMKHPSÙL^ZWHWLYZPU D.O.B.: 01/04/2014 -0=,Z[H[LZ(20+>(69(5+4;YLHJOPUN TPSSPVUYLHKLYZWLY[OYLLKH`Y\U 539 SILVERBROOK ROAD COURT OF THE A Petition to Terminate RANDLE, WA 98377 No. 19-7-00147-21 STATE OF WASHINGTON ;OL^VYKJSHZZPÄLKHK^PSSY\U[OYLLJVUZLJ\[P]LKH`Z";O\YZKH`:H[\YKH`VY-YPKH` NOTICE AND IN AND FOR THE Parental Rights was filed :\UKH`PULHJOVM[OLUL[^VYRUL^ZWHWLYZ[V[HSVM HKZHUK[OLI\`^V\SKJVZ[ CLAUDE HOFFMAN COUNTY OF LEWIS on March 28, 2019; A Fact 7,9+(@7,95,>:7(7,9VY WLYTVU[O SUMMONS BY 7SLHZLJHSS;OL*OYVUPJSL*\Z[VTLY:LY]PJL MVYKL[HPSZ C/O IREP NBU/SETTLE- PUBLICATION ROBERT L. HELSTROM and Finding hearing will be held MENTS INTEGRATED REAL YVONNE E. HELSTROM, hus- on this matter on July 25, ESTATE PROCESSING (Dependency) (SMPB) band and wife, ANNOUNCEMENTS CABLE/SATELLITE 290 BILMAR DRIVE TO: WHOM IT MAY CON- Plaintiffs, 2019 at 1:30 pm at Lewis PITTSBURGH, PA 15205 CERN, UNKNOWN BIO- v. County Superior Court, )LJVTLH7\ISPZOLK(\[OVY>L^HU[[V9LHK +0:/ ;= TVU[O MVY JOHUULSZ LOGICAL FATHER, OR THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF 345 W. Main St., Cheha- @V\Y )VVR +VYYHUJL 7\ISPZOPUN;Y\Z[LK .PM[*HYK^P[O8\HSPM`PUN:LY]PJL-YLL CLAUDE HOFFMAN M. DEXTER SILVER AND ANYONE EXPRESSING A lis, Washington 98532. I` (\[OVYZ :PUJL )VVR THU\ZJYPW[ WYLTP\T JOHUULSZ :OV^[PTL :[HYa 539 SILVERBROOK RD BEVERLY A. SILVER, hus- TVYL MVY TVU[OZ =VPJL YLTV[L PUJS\KLK RANDLE, WA 98377 PATERNAL INTEREST IN YOU SHOULD BE PRES- Z\ITPZZPVUZ J\YYLU[S` ILPUN YL]PL^LK band and wife; and W. SCOTT 9LZ[YPJ[PVUZHWWS`JHSSMVYKL[HPSZ*HSS THE ABOVE-NAMED GROESBECK and LOUIS E. 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If you do not 6]LY 2PU+LI[&)LKLI[MYLLPU[V July 4 & 25, 2019 009800006004, appear at the hearing, ,=,9@ )<:05,:: OHZ H Z[VY` [V [LSS .L[ TVU[OZ 5V \WMYVU[ MLLZ [V LUYVSS ( ))) be held on this matter on YH[LK *HSS 5H[PVUHS +LI[ 9LSPLM Defendants. the court may enter an `V\YTLZZHNLV\[^P[O*HSPMVYUPH»Z794LKPH 110511 ASBP: John August 1, 2019 at 1:30 pm No. 19 2 0057521 75+* at Lewis County Superior SUMMONS FOR order in your absence 9LSLHZL ¶ [OL VUS` 7YLZZ 9LSLHZL :LY]PJL IN THE SUPERIOR Court, 345 W. Main St., PUBLICATION terminating your parental VWLYH[LKI`[OLWYLZZ[VNL[WYLZZ-VYTVYL HEALTH/FITNESS/MEDICAL COURT OF THE STATE Chehalis, Washington The State of Washington to the rights. PUMV JVU[HJ[ *LJLSPH ' VY OF WASHINGTON said: UNKNOWN HEIRS OF To request a copy of the O[[W!WYTLKPHYLSLHZLJVTJHSPMVYUPH75+* =0(.9(TN*0(30:TN [HIZ FOR LEWIS COUNTY 98532. YOU SHOULD BE M. DEXTER SILVER AND Notice, Summons, and De- -9,, PUJS\KLZ-9,,:/07705. JAMES JOHN, a married PRESENT AT THIS BEVERLY A. SILVER; and W. AUTOS WANTED 75+* man as his separate Estate, HEARING. SCOTT GROESBECK and pendency Petition, call Plaintiff, The hearing will deter- LOUIS E. GROESBECK; and DCYF at 360-807-7081 or 0I\`VSK7VYZJOL1HN\HY4LYJLKLZHUKV[OLY HEALTH/MEDICA3 vs. other persons claiming any 1-800-562-6926. To view JSHZZPJ,\YVWLHUHUK(TLYPJHUH\[VTVIPSLZ CAROL H. JOHN, KIM I. mine if your child is right, title, estate, lien or CARPENTER, KIM HAWKINS dependent as defined in information about your (U`JVUKP[PVU[VW WHPK 6?@.,5(U`[PTL(U`ÔLYL5V[HURZ[V interest in the land adverse to YLÄSS5VKLSP]LYPLZ;OL(SS5L^0UVNLU6UL AND THE UNKNOWN HEIRS RCW 13.34.030(6). This Plaintiffs: rights, including right to a 7VYZJOLYLZ[VYH[PVU'`HOVVJVT .PZVUS` WV\UKZ-((HWWYV]LK-9,, AND DEVISEES OF CAROL begins a judicial process You are hereby summoned to lawyer, go to www.atg.wa 75+* H. JOHN, appear within sixty days after .gov/TRM.aspx. PUMVRP[! 75+* Defendants. which could result in the date of the first publication DATED this 13th day of .V[HUVSKLYJHYIVH[VY9=&+V[OLO\THUL THE STATE OF WASHING- permanent loss of your of this summons, to wit, within [OPUN+VUH[LP[[V[OL/\THUL:VJPL[`*HSS ([[LU[PVU!6_`NLU 05 (TLYPJHUZ VY his separate estate, and serve June, 2019 real property in Lewis County, COUNTY OF LEWIS TPSSPVU <: (K\S[Z YLHK JVU[LU[ MYVT :;67 :;9<..305. 65 ;/, :;(09: a copy of your answer upon SCOTT TINNEY, Washington described as fol- JUVENILE COURT UL^ZWHWLY TLKPH LHJO ^LLR& +PZJV]LY [OL .P]L`V\YSPMLHSPM[^P[OHU(*695:;(0930-; the undersigned attorneys for Lewis County Clerk lows: 7V^LY VM [OL 7HJPÄJ 5VY[O^LZ[ 5L^ZWHWLY Plaintiff, at the office below In re the Welfare of: *HSSUV^MVY 6--`V\YZ[HPYSPM[W\YJOHZL By: Yolinda Hipp, All of that part of Lot 6, block (K]LY[PZPUN-VYHMYLLIYVJO\YLJHSS HUK-9,,+=+ IYVJO\YL stated; and in case of your A, plat of Kuhnyville, as per RICKY HARPER-PINEDA VYLTHPSJLJLSPH'JUWHJVT75+* failure so to do, judgment will Superior Court plat recorded in Volume 5 of DOB: 08/16/2002 75+* be rendered against you ac- Deputy Clerk plats, Page 1, records of Lewis +0+ @6< 256> [OH[ UV[ VUS` KVLZ cording to the demand of the County, Washington, descri- :[H` PU `V\Y OVTL SVUNLY ^P[O HU (TLYPJHU UL^ZWHWLY TLKPH YLHJO H /<., (\KPLUJL :[HUKHYK >HSR0U )H[O[\I 9LJLP]L \W [V Complaint, which has been Published: The Chronicle bed as follows: Commencing filed with the Clerk of the at a pipe monument marking Did you [OL` HSZV YLHJO HU ,5.(.,+ (<+0,5*, VɈ PUJS\KPUN H MYLL [VPSL[ HUK H above entitled Court. 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82.32 feet to the point of CH599553aa.do P. O. Box 939 halis Auditorium on Tues- beginning. Together with the MVY LH4)WLYZLJVUKZWLLK5V (9,@6<),/05+ R69469,65@6<9 Chehalis, Washington 98532 day, July 30, 2019. abutting portion of vacated JVU[YHJ[ VY JVTTP[TLU[ 4VYL *OHUULSZ ;(?,:&:[VW^HNL IHURSL]PLZSPLUZ H\KP[Z Phone: (360) 748-3386 Skate Creek Road widening -HZ[LY 0U[LYUL[

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