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2 • LAKEWOOD Connections 2019 Cyclocross National Championships at Fort Steilacoom Park; photo by Brynn Grimley

Inside this issue... 5 | City Council: 18 | Save the date: 2020 city events 2020 legislative agenda 23 | New date: Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration 6 | Economic Development: 25 | 2019 Tree lighting photos Lemonade Stand Day 26 | Senior Center: Class schedules 16 | Youth Council: Empowering Lakewood students Cover: Lakewood Colonial Plaza; photo by Brynn Grimley

Winter 2020 • 3 From the Editor

Goodbye 2019, hello 2020

as another year already the importance of connecting with one’s passed? It’s hard to believe that community and the impact they can have. we’re entering a new decade! I also hope you’ll take note of the We ended 2019 on a strong section of the magazine dedicated to the note, celebrating our 23rd annual city’s annual Martin Luther King, Jr. cel- HChristmas Tree Lighting and holiday ebration. The celebration was moved to festivities with so many of you. This the first Saturday in February (Feb. 1) and event has grown in recent years to offer we have a lot of exciting new additions. something for everyone. The MLK committee charged with We’re thankful so many of you came organizing the event wanted to ex- out to celebrate with us. The tree pand the celebration of King and his lighting really is a magical time of year. message this year by partnering with While we see on a daily basis all the other organizations to see more events Brynn great things our neighbors are doing to hosted in the community. Along with our Communications help make Lakewood a great place to annual Saturday celebration, there will Manager live, the tree lighting serves as our final be a talent and fashion show, and two chance in the year to celebrate those ef- storytelling events at the Pierce County forts and thank all of you for making our Library System’s libraries in Tillicum and city one of the best in Pierce County! downtown Lakewood. As we look forward to the year ahead, A voter registration and Census 2020 we have many things to be excited awareness event are also planned for about. Some of these are highlighted in one of these library events. the pages of this magazine. From Jan. 20 through the end of Flipping through we hope you’ll take February we will also celebrate Hidden time to read about the efforts of our Youth Heroes in the African American com- Council, which is in the process of orga- munity. Each week information will be nizing its second annual Youth Summit. shared about a national and local African This event is focused on Lakewood American leader in an effort to educate students in eighth to 12th grade. Through people about the role these important a partnership with the Clover Park School individuals have and had in the shaping District, our Youth Council members hope of our country and our community. to reach approximately 400 of their peers We hope you’ll take this opportunity this year by inviting them to the summit. to connect with your community and Roughly 20 students comprise the celebrate our diversity by joining us at Youth Council, many of them un- these events. derclassmen which means they are As we head into 2020 I look forward to navigating being on the city’s youth seeing you at our various city-sponsored advisory board for the first time, as well events (find the full listing of events on as how to put on a large scale event pages 18–19) and connecting with you and play a leadership role. either in person or online through our It is a great opportunity for them social media channels. to grow as students, but also to learn

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4 • LAKEWOOD Connections Council Update

Lakewood projects prioritized for state 2020 Legislative Session THE STATE LEGISLATURE CON- 2020 KEY PRIORITIES Pierce Transit, Pierce County Council VENES MID-JANUARY and again this Lakewood Landing: Chairman Doug Richardson, Lakewood year we will be actively involved in the short This is a 25-acre site off South Tacoma Water District, West Pierce Fire & Rescue 2020 session. Way near state Route 512 currently used and Clover Park School District. At the end of 2019 we prioritized our key for industrial purposes, including a state We as a council continue to work closely requests and held a joint meeting with our Department of Transportation maintenance with representatives from the 28th Legis- elected leadership from the 28th and 29th facility and limited retail. lative District on the issue of Adult Family legislative districts to discuss these priorities. An average of 282,000 vehicles pass by Home businesses. We share concern around They include: daily, and its proximity to the Lakewood the volume of these businesses within our • Establishing economic development Sounder Station makes it an ideal location neighborhoods, as well as concerns around tools for Lakewood Landing; for transit-oriented mixed-use development who the state is placing in these homes and • Requesting $250,000 for a multimodal like affordable- and market-rate housing, the potential public safety risk that is created transportation assessment for the with an entertainment complex component when a violent offender is placed in a home Interstate 5 corridor between DuPont or medical or social services, office space, without the proper support system and and Lakewood, including consider- recreation and open space or restaurants without community notification. ation of adding an Amtrak station to and retail. In 2020, we will continue to lobby for this corridor. The state, county and city would see changes to state law that better define who Looking ahead to future legislative sessions significant tax revenue increases if this site can be placed in an adult family home busi- the city is focused on: were redeveloped. Lakewood would also see ness and push for improved transparency • Requesting state funding to help pay a more livable community. around how the state is using adult family for lights at four ballfields at Fort We are asking the state to invest in eco- home businesses. We also support efforts Steilacoom Park; nomic development tools to allow the project to see offenders returned to their county of • Requesting state capital project monies to advance from vision to reality and the city origin once released. to improve Wards Lake Park, to is requesting the state contribute $2 million Representatives from the 28th Legislative include expanding its footprint and annually for a 20-year period to finance the District have bills aimed at addressing many trail network, environmental reme- relocation of the state maintenance facility to of the city’s concerns. We support these bills diation, open space improvements, allow this development to occur. and have requested Pierce County’s elected wetland enhancements and increased leadership to also advocate for this legislation. parking and learning opportunities. Multimodal transportation assessment: At the federal level, we continue to support Longer term the city anticipates request- The city is asking the Legislature to allocate Congressman Denny Heck’s Defense Com- ing capital funding from the state to help $250,000 for a study to consider practical munity Infrastructure Program and a $100 with the rehabilitation of its H-Barn at solutions to increase multimodal connectiv- million funding request through this program Fort Steilacoom Park. A study in 2018 ity along the I-5 corridor between DuPont for road improvements on Washington determined it would cost approximately and Lakewood, including the addition of Boulevard, which is the main arterial used by $6 million (in 2020 dollars) to renovate the an Amtrak station. The study would include people travelling between the city and Joint historic barn into a facility that could be options that take advantage of the already Base Lewis-McChord north. used by the public as an event space. Part- funded grade-separated railroad crossings To view the city’s complete legislative agen- ners for Parks is currently raising money to and increase connectivity between Sound das at the county, state and federal level visit help with the restoration effort, and the city Transit and Amtrak using existing or planned our Government Relations page at cityoflake- will also contribute money and continue to infrastructure. This request is supported by wood.us/city-council/government-relations. seek additional funding opportunities. Sound Transit, Joint Base Lewis-McChord,

Winter 2020 • 5 Community Economic Development

Growing Lakewood

DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT UPDATE LIGHT INDUSTRIAL BOOM The City continues to build on the excitement of its Colonial Woodbrook Business Park is expanding with 1.6 million square Plaza, the first major project to be completed in the new feet of light industrial development over the next couple of subarea planned Downtown. Since adoption in October years. An additional 861,155 square feet of industrial is also 2018, there have been 19 projects completed within the under construction on South Tacoma Way, and planned for downtown core. These include restaurants and offices and Springbrook on 47th Street. Why? Washington is the most trade land acquisitions for mixed-use projects. New businesses dependent state in the country, and Pierce County is the most include Cohen Veterans Network Clinic, Jamba Juice, Revive trade dependent county in the state. Due to our proximity to Port Yoga Studio, and Ulta Beauty. of Tacoma and major transportation networks like Interstate 5 and the expanding distribution and warehousing market, Lakewood HOSPITALITY, RESTAURANTS, AND EXPERIENCES is a prime spot for these developments. Our priority is good Tourism growth in Pierce County has jumped 45 percent jobs. Good jobs mean a better life and more opportunity. Lower in the last decade. Joint Base Lewis-McChord and other taxes, no local business and occupation tax and no development businesses bring in contractors that support the longer impact fees, higher permit predictability and skilled labor make stay hospitality properties as well. That means more hotel Lakewood a company magnet — and a shoo-in for success. rooms for Lakewood. Three new hotels are permitted and coming online within the next couple of years, adding OPPORTUNITY ZONES 306 hotel rooms to the existing 636 rooms. Comfort If you haven’t heard, Lakewood has three Opportunity Zones: Inn and Woodspring Suites are under construction now Woodbrook and Tillicum, Springbrook and the Lakeview and Springhill Suites will break ground in 2020 next to neighborhood. These zones were included in the federal Tax TownePlace Suites on Pacific Highway. With these added Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 to encourage development in rooms comes more restaurants and experiences like a new underserved areas. Investment in real property and/or projects family indoor trampoline center with multiple uses that within these zones help investors defer capital gains is slated for the downtown area. taxes and in some situations, depending on how long the property is held, eliminates capital gains on appreciation of assets. Learn more about our zones online at cityoflakewood.us under our Economic BUILDING YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP Imagine driving or walking around Lakewood Development section and click “Opportunity Zones”. Towne Center and seeing 100-plus lively decorated lemonade stands, operated by grade school students excited to offer their tasty lemonade Through participation youth are inspired through treats to patrons. Smiles galore, happy parents and a strategic lesson-based program to take a dream mentors, business engagement, fun learning and lifelong and make it into a business plan, while learning how to confidence instilled. work hard and make a profit. Along the way they are taught to That’s what’s happening later this year in our city. “spend some, save some and share some” by giving back to We are excited to join the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce their community. to bring “Lemonade Day” to our community. This new program The mission statement of Lemonade Day is to “help is part of a national movement aimed at teaching youth the today’s youth become the business leaders, social advocates, principals of entrepreneurship. The nonprofit organization community volunteers and forward-thinking citizens of Lemonade Day recently received a grant to expand the program tomorrow… one lemonade stand at a time!” We can’t wait to in the Pacific Northwest, and Lakewood is one of those locations. see this in action in Lakewood later this year.

6 • LAKEWOOD Connections Community Economic Development NEW LAND USE & DEVELOPMENT TAKES EFFECT JANUARY 2020

ver the last couple of years the city’s Community & Economic Development department has worked with the Planning Commission to revamp the city’s Oland use and development code and bring forward recommended changes to the City Council for review. The City Council approved those changes at the end of 2019; the new code goes into effect Jan. 15, 2020. The changes ultimately make this section of the city’s code (also known as LMC 18A) easier to understand and use. The Additionally there is improved readability with changes improved: reorganized chapters, more charts and tables and better • Accuracy landuse typology; enhanced permitting predictability • Clarity with the removal of the administrative use permit and • Efficiency better clarification around requirements; and increased The rewrite also consolidated the section to make it accountability with permit processing procedures clearly more succinct. defined and better information about deadlines, reviews Under the new LMC 18A and related amendments, the and authority. city’s code conforms to new court decisions, refers to code View the code online at lakewood18A.org. regulations in the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) and To learn more about the city’s permitting, visit the Washington Administrative Code (WAC) and offers the city’s website at cityoflakewood.us, select “Community & opportunity for new ideas and land use types currently not Economic Development” under the top menu and click on in use. “permit center.”

Winter 2020 • 7 Community Economic Development Long-term planning in the Lakeview neighborhood

he area around the Lakewood Sounder Station is ripe for redevelopment and this year the city will begin crafting a plan for how to make that happen. TSimilar to the downtown planning process in 2018 where a long- range plan was created for the redevelopment of Lakewood’s downtown core, in 2020 the city will embark on the same public outreach and engagement journey to learn from residents and business owners about what they want located around the commuter rail station. Located on Pacific Highway South near Interstate 5, Lakewood Station is in the city’s Lakeview neighborhood. In 2012 Sound Transit extended its Sounder Train service to the station, connecting more people to the commuter light rail. Even before this expansion, the city recognized the need for a long-range plan for this neighborhood to prioritize economic development and add housing diversification along with traffic demand management tools. The city made note of this desire in its first Comprehensive Plan, which was initially adopted in 2000. This plan, which governs how the city will grow over time, addresses the Lakewood Station “district” and outlines goals, objectives and policies to assist with its continued redevelopment. The assumption is at least some of the proposed long-term growth would include affordable and mixed-income housing, which is prioritized in the city’s 2018-2020 Strategic Plan. Housing proximity to public transit is also a priority. It is expected that much of 2020 will be spent gathering and analyzing public feedback through engagement and outreach events, with the Lakewood Station Subarea Plan’s completion and adoption anticipated by spring 2021. Want to learn more? Email Tiffany Speir, Planning Manager for Special Projects: [email protected].

CENSUS TIMELINE January: The Census Bureau begins counting the population in 2020 CENSUS: BE COUNTED remote Alaska. March 12–20: An invitation to respond nce every 10 years the U.S. Census is conducted. While it might online to the 2020 Census will be sent. seem minor, results of the count provide the basis for reapportioning March 16–24: Reminder letter sent. Congressional seats, redistricting and distributing billions of dollars in March 26–April 3: A reminder O federal funding to support our state, county and even Lakewood. postcard is mailed. Each year, the federal government distributes hundreds of billions of dollars April 1: Census Day is observed to states and communities based on Census Bureau data. nationwide. You have three options Locally census statistics are used to plan for a variety of resident needs for responding: online, by mail, or including new roads, schools and emergency services. Businesses use census by phone. data to determine where to open places to shop. April 8–16: Reminder letter and In 2020, the U.S. Census Bureau will implement new technology to make it paper questionnaire sent. easier than ever to respond to the census. For the first time, people will be able April 20–27: Final reminder postcard to respond online, by phone, as well as by mail. The bureau will use data that sent before in-person follow up. the public has already provided to reduce follow-up visits. And, the bureau is May: The Census Bureau begins building an accurate address list and automating its field operations — all while following up with households that keeping the public’s information confidential and safe. have not responded. For those who do not complete the census on or by Census Day (April 1, 2020), December: The Census Bureau follow-up in-person house visits will occur. delivers apportionment counts to Learn more about the 2020 Census visit the U.S. Census Bureau website at the president. https://2020census.gov/en.html.

8 • LAKEWOOD Connections Community Partner: CPSD

Elevating student voice in Clover Park School District CLOVER PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT (CPSD) IS COMMITTED TO providing an equitable educational experience for every student. “Equity is the core of everything we do in Clover Park,” said Superintendent Ron Banner. “As we are working to identify the needs of our students across difference, a focus on inclusion has driven us to elevate student voice.” Superintendent Banner met during the fall of 2019 with students to listen and learn the challenges and successes they are experiencing along their educational journey. The district is organizing events throughout the school year called teen summits that put students front and center in the conversation. The first teen summit brought students from each high school together in October 2019 to learn and talk about suicide prevention. Lakewood police officers and Clover Park School District students joined at the end of 2019 for “real talk” Additionally, teen summits were held in to learn from each other and engage in meaningful conversations. November 2019 at two middle schools focused on bringing students together with Lakewood police officers. These summits, “Connecting Cops and Students,” are a collaboration between You’ve found a “Safe Harbor” CPSD, the Lakewood Police Department and Lakewood Multicultural Coalition. Each summit was a student-led conversation COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR that allowed students and police officers to listen to each other, learn about the challenges they face in school and on the job and build REPAIR DIAGNOSTICS common ground. MECHANICAL RESTORATIONS “I’m proud of both the officers and the CONVERSION & REBUILDS students for being willing to come together and simply talk openly and honestly with ENGINE SWAPS - Remove & Replace each other for the express purpose of building TRANSMISSION - Remove & Replace better relationships,” said Lakewood Police Chief Mike Zaro of the summits. “I am OV ERHEATING - Leaks sincerely appreciative of the officers, students, SUSPENSION ISSUES and school district for making this happen.” AND MORE... Lakewood police officers play an important role in schools by serving as School Resource Officers (SROs). Giving students and officers a chance to talk allows both EXTENDED groups to build trust and foster relationships. WARRANTY REPAIRS CPSD appreciates the work SROs do to support its efforts to provide a safe learning environment in schools. The voter-approved 253-503-3154 replacement levy funds SROs in secondary 12120 Pacific Highway SW schools, additional security staff and security enhancements at schools. Lakewood, WA 98499 Visit the district website, www.cloverpark. www.safeharborauto.com k12.wa.us, to learn more about our efforts with equity, inclusion and elevating student voice.

Winter 2020 • 9 Police

From the Chief ’s desk: What are bicycle sharrows? SEVERAL YEARS AGO THE They are there to provide space in CITY IDENTIFIED multiple the travelled portion of the roadway roadways that would work well for for cars to share with a bike, should placement of sharrow lanes for bicycles. someone be riding there. As more of these lanes have popped It also serves as a visible reminder for up around the city through our various motorists to keep an eye out for bicyclists road improvement projects, we’re start- who might be riding alongside them. ing to hear more often from residents In any case, whether sharrow lanes asking: “What exactly is a sharrow, and are present or not, bicyclists have as how does it work?” much right to the roadway as cars, but Here’s your answer: are also expected to keep to the right The sharrow lanes are not meant to and follow the same rules of the road. be a bike-only lane. Nor do they change Hopefully this helps answer any the laws for riding a bike on the road. questions and clears up any confusion.

EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT: Savannah Brown A little about myself: A little more about myself: I was hired by the Lakewood I keep myself busy on my off days Police Department in October by traveling as much as possible. of 2018. I am excited about The next trip I booked is for getting to know the community Bora Bora in January of 2020. of Lakewood and its members. I am planning to go to Brazil I spent the previous five years in later in the year as well. I enjoy active duty with the U.S Army as swimming, mountain biking, an M.P. Two of those years I was paddle boarding in the summers stationed locally on Joint Base and riding my motorcycle when Lewis-McChord. the weather permits. (I am a fair weather rider only!)

NEWLY RENOVATED! Even more about myself: I was born in Los Angeles and raised in Boston (yes, I am a Red Sox, Pats, Bruins and Celtics fan). I am the youngest of three The Best Western Lakewood! Quiet and clean rooms siblings, one of whom is a nurse with colonial setting make you feel right at home. at St. Joseph’s hospital in Tacoma. I often volunteer some of my free 6125 Motor Avenue SW OUR HOTEL FEATURES: GUEST ROOM AMENITIES: time by giving back to domestic Lakewood, WA 98499 100% Non-Smoking Facility Cable Television violence shelters through Seattle 253-584-2212 Complimentary Breakfast FREE High-Speed Internet Union Gospel Mission or at local CLOSE TO JBLM Complimentary Newspaper Close to Area Attractions food drives.

10 • LAKEWOOD Connections City of Lakewood Snapshot – 1/1/2019 to 10/1/2019

CITY STATS Roads and Infrastructure Years of Cityhood. The City 79% incorporated in 1996. Pavement Condition 23 Index score for roads putting them in the 90th Population59,670 percentile transportation grant funding = 10,000 people , OFM data $6M administered 2.59% increase from 2010 + Potholes responded to 14 City Parks with over 500 196 acres of open space Economic Development 431 lane miles of roads 1226 total number of permits issued Average permit wait (in days) Shoreline permit 12.1 72 miles of sidewalks Building Permit 8.7 Sign permit 4.8 Preliminary short plat 17.0 MyLakewood311 Administrative use 15.3 99% response rate Conditional use 12.0 Zoning Certification 10.1

Finance Police Parks, Recreation & Community Services AA Total attendance at City events Standard and Poor ‘s 61K 4.48 minute response rate bond rating Installed 3 playgrounds & from dispatch to arrival the Pavillion in the Park for top priority calls

Clean audit calls for allocated to prior fiscal year service community 43K services $365K Winter 2020 • 11 Community & Economic Development

Work on shorelines: Did you know you need a permit?

o you own property on one of our beautiful lakes or creeks, including: Lake Steilacoom, American Lake, Lake Louise, Gravelly Lake, Chambers Creek, Clover Creek or Flett Creek? DIf you answered yes, did you know that you need a permit to do any Help stop work in the water or on your property if it’s 200 feet from one of the above mentioned shorelines? illegal dumping If you answered no, then please continue to read to make sure you are in accordance with city and state laws. Under the city of Lakewood Shoreline Management Program, We take pride in our city and work properties within 200 feet of the shoreline are considered part of the hard to maintain our streets, parks shoreline jurisdiction and as such, a permit is required before any and public rights of way to make work can be done on the property. Depending on the scope of work, a good impression. We know our permits might also be required from the state Department of Fish and residents share our pride, but also our Wildlife and the state Department of Ecology. dismay and frustration when we see The Shoreline Management Act, and required Lakewood Shoreline people illegally dumping materials Master Program, are intended to protect shoreline natural resources on public and private property. including land, vegetation, wildlife and aquatic habitats against From health and safety risks, to adverse environmental effects. All allowed uses are required to offset creating erroneous impressions that these adverse impacts as much as possible and preserve the natural our neighborhoods are unsafe, illegal character and aesthetics of the shoreline. dumping is a crime that affects all of Before beginning work on the shoreline or within the water, please us. It also costs taxpayers upwards of contact the city’s Planning Department to inquire about permitting $50,000 a year for our crews to clean requirements: [email protected] or 253-512-2261. up the illegally dumped materials. That’s why we’re asking you to help us stop illegal dumping in Lakewood!

WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP: • Dispose of your waste properly. - Call Waste Connections services (1-800-34LEMAY or 253-875-5053) - Use the city’s Fall / Spring Clean-ups - Take waste to a transfer station - Donate reusable items • Do not transport unsecured loads. Save the date: Community Spring Clean Up • Do not pay contractors or hauling companies unless gain this spring the city of ITEMS ACCEPTED: they show you a landfill Lakewood in partnership with • Bagged home/garage/yard/ receipt showing proper disposal. LeMay Pierce County Refuse is attic clean outs and old or • Spread the word that illegal offering a free community clean broken furniture dumping is a crime. up event where Lakewood residents • Report illegal dumping: Acan dispose of large and bulky items to ITEMS NOT ACCEPTED: - If you see it happening call help eliminate the amount of garbage • No loose material 911 and try to capture dumped illegally along the city’s rights • Yard waste: this can be the vehicle license plate of way. recycled for free at the and description of The Spring Community Clean Up is landfill or every other people involved Saturday, May 2 and Sunday, May 3. week curbside - If you see if after the fact Drop off times are Saturday, 8 a.m. to • Hazardous waste/paint/ report it using our free mobile 1:45 p.m. and Sunday, 8 to 11:45 a.m. propane tanks and cylinders app: MyLakewood311 at the Lakewood Transfer Station, 3869 • TVs, computers and other - Or call the non-emergency 94th Street SW. electronics police line at 253-798-4721 A photo ID or a recent utility bill is • Automotive parts and accessories • Organize a neighborhood required to prove Lakewood residency. • Commercial, construction and clean-up or sign up for If you need assistance, please contact roofing material Adopt-A-Street (253) 875-5053/800-34-LEMAY. • Regular garbage

12 • LAKEWOOD Connections Let Us Floor You. FIRST Hardware • Carpet • Luxury Vinyl Tile • Ceramic • Stone • Laminate & More IMPRESSIONS MATTER

hen a business or W organization takes pride in its curb appeal, the community as a whole benefits. That’s why the city of Lakewood recognizes Family owned and operated since 1959 businesses and 3901 Steilacoom Blvd SW, Lakewood, WA 98499 commercial property Phone: 253-588-2104 owners for making a Fax: 253-582-7806 good first impression. By Email: [email protected] highlighting these local Website: www.edseldencarpetone.com businesses that present Hours: M-F 9-5:30, Sa 9-4 a positive, attractive and welcoming image we hope others will follow suit and share the same characteristics that reflect this commitment to quality — something we should all celebrate. If you know of, or see a business with curb appeal that exceeds expectations please email parks@ cityoflakewood.us or call and leave a message at 253-983-7887. Here’s who we caught showing “First Impressions Matter”: • DRK Development, 4901 112th St SW • Lakewood Industrial Park, 4927 95th St SW

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Winter 2020 • 13 Public Works Major road projects coming to Oakbrook and Lake City

RESIDENTS IN OAKBROOK AND along with associated storm drainage Phase I begins in 2020 with overlay LAKE CITY will see some significant improvements, bridge modifications work followed by the construction of upgrades to two major thoroughfares to Chambers Creek Bridge and new sidewalks and new LED streetlights in their neighborhoods this summer: pavement rehabilitation and overlay. anticipated in 2022–2023. Onyx Drive in Oakbrook and Veterans Drive in Lake City. Both of these busy roadways University Place B R

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Camp This product was prepared with care by City of Lakewood GIS. City of While design will include the full Lakewood expressly disclaims any liability for any inaccuracies which may Murray yet be present. This is not a survey. Datasets were collected at different accuracy levels by various sources. Data on this map may be shown at scales stretch of road, available funding Map Date: September 10, 2019 larger than its original compilation. Call 253-589-2489 for further information. will determine whether we rebuild the entire length of Veterans Drive from the VA Hospital to Gravelly Lake A: Onyx Drive Drive, or from American Lake Park to The roadway will see significant improvements with the addition of curb, Gravelly Lake Drive. gutter, bicycle and pedestrian lanes, the addition of streetlights, and storm Construction will begin later this year. drainage facilities. Also this year the city will focus on the design and right-of-way acquisition for the widening of Steilacoom Blvd./88th St. between Weller Rd. and Custer Rd. B: Veterans Drive This will allow for the inclusion of bike This busy roadway will see a major overhaul with the addition of curb, gutter, facilities and five-foot wide concrete sidewalks, bike lanes, storm drainage facilities, street lighting and roadway sidewalks. Road improvements reconstruction that could include the addition of roundabouts and key inter- planned also include curb and gutter, sections between the VA Hospital and Gravelly Lake Drive. street lighting, traffic signal upgrade,

14 • LAKEWOOD Connections ELIMINATING EURASIAN MILFOIL FROM AMERICAN LAKE

t the end of the 2019 summer American Lake wasA treated to eradicate the growth of Eurasian Milfoil from its shoreline. This noxious weed forms dense stands that extended approximately 15 feet deep. Swimming, boating, fishing and other recreational uses are greatly impacted where milfoil is present. The transfer of milfoil to other lakes from boats or other watercraft using American Lake is also a major concern. Milfoil adversely impacts the diversity of native plant communities and native fish and wildlife populations. LET US HELP YOU: In 2019 a stakeholder committee helped guide the city with the preparation of an STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING Integrated Aquatic Vegetation PLANNING & FEASIBILITY Management Plan, which identifies the process for PROJECT MANAGEMENT how to reduce the amount PERMITTING SERVICES of milfoil in the lake and control its spread. Committee CIVIL ENGINEERING members included property LAND SURVEYING owners on the lake as well as representatives from Camp CONSTRUCTION Murray, American Lake VA STAKING Hospital and Joint Base Lewis-McChord, all who have lakefront property. CALL US The first round of treatment was applied over the summer TODAY! and a post-treatment survey showed that there was one Tell Us About Your Project! section of the lake where additional treatment may be (253) 984-2900 necessary by summer, should the milfoil still be present in www.beylerconsulting.com the spring. Another survey will LAKEWOOD | SEATTLE be conducted to determine OLYMPIA | ELLENSBURG | EPHRATA whether additional treatment is needed. LET’S BE FRIENDS!

Winter 2020 • 15 Youth Council Empowering Lakewood youth s a sophomore and newly appointed member to the Lakewood The event details are still being ironed out by Youth Council mem- Youth Council, Lynese Cammack couldn’t fathom that the bers, but the experience will give students the opportunity to discuss work she did while on the council would one day have a lasting what’s important to them and hear from a diverse group of speakers, impactA on the lives of her peers. each telling stories of empowerment. A year later that’s exactly what happened as she and other members Providing students the opportunity to facilitate and organize the of the advisory council hosted the first-ever youth summit in the spring event equips them with the tools they need to succeed as adults once of 2019. they leave school, said Clover Park School District Superintendent “That was one of the first times being a Youth Council member that Ron Banner. we had the opportunity to take ownership without an adult pushing us “This is really about building a community, a better Lakewood,” to do it,” Cammack recalled of the initial planning efforts. “That is one Banner said. “We want them to be career-college ready. We want of the most significant things that I encountered last year.” them to be ready, but we also want them to sink those qualities right Now a senior at Harrison Preparatory School – and an upperclassman back into the district.” on the city’s Youth Council – Cammack is once again helping lead the In addition to the school district, another partner for this year’s planning efforts for the 2020 Youth Summit. summit is Premier Media, publisher of South Sound Magazine and That included getting the Clover Park School District involved. South Sound Business. “Knowing this is my last year, it’s exciting to make a committed Owner Josh Dunn lives in Lakewood and grew up here. His wife partnership with the district,” Cammack said. “That lets me know that is a Clover Park School District graduate. Their tie to the community this will continue after I am out of high school.” made it a no-brainer to get involved, Dunn said. Last year’s inaugural summit was held on a Saturday and drew “If we can provide a platform for youth to come together and approximately 200 students, the majority from Clover Park schools. be inspired and think ‘I can do this’, that’s amazing,” Dunn said. This year the summit will be held on a school day in March. “Nothing can hold them back except themselves. It’s an honor to be Through the partnership with the school district, at least 400 affiliated with this, knowing it’s in our own city.” students will be selected to attend the summit as part of a field trip with transportation provided by the district. The focus of the day: Empowerment. “Letting kids know and giving them an example of using their voice and what power your voice holds, that is one of the things I hope kids Travis get out of the youth summit,” Cammack said. Daigle |

Amber Travis Daigle overcame a childhood Kelley haunted by physical, | sexual, and verbal | abuse. Growing up in Birmingham he battled obesity, weighing over 300 pounds at 17 years old. After years of failed attempts, and in the midst of constant bullying at school, he lost over 100 pounds as he began college at Sixteen-year-old the University of Houston. In May 2005 he graduated with honors, Amber Kelley is a majoring in Electrical Engineering as a first generation college cookbook author, student. After a brief stay in Corporate America, Daigle decided he speaker, winner needed a deeper sense of purpose. In August 2007, he enlisted in the of Food Network U.S. Army with hope of becoming a Special Forces Soldier (Green Star Kids, and the Beret). He had never been on a hike, never shot a gun, never camped host of popular and he didn't know how to swim. He graduated in the top 20 percent YouTube series of his Green Beret class and spent a year deployed to combat in Cook With Amber. From her appearances on The Disney Channel, Afghanistan. During this time he paid off $60,000 in debt and in E!, and the Today Show, to her endorsement from Jamie Oliver, 2012 left the military debt-free. Today, Daigle continues to challenge Kelley is inspiring a whole new generation of eaters to get in the himself as he learns how to become a successful day trader in the kitchen and have fun. If she’s not eating or cooking – or talking stock market and pursues competition as a Mixed Martial Arts fighter. about eating and cooking – you’ll find Kelley on the volleyball He speaks and writes with the hope that his story will help others to court, hanging out with friends and spending time with family. meet life's challenges with the determination to adapt and overcome.

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With the help of Dunn and his publishing team, five nationally recognized speakers are lined up to speak at the event. They include: • Emmy nominated spoken word poet Christian Paige; • South Korean astronaut Soyeon Yi who served as the first female astronaut in South Korea, earning her instant celebrity status; Soyeon • U.S. Army veteran and Green Beret Travis Daigle, who overcame abuse, obesity, bullying and financial obstacles; Yi • Dr. John Gaines who is the Community Relations Manager | for Tacoma Public Utilities, a child book author and notable | inspirational speaker; and • 16-year-old Amber Kelley who is a cookbook author, winner of the Food Network Star Kids show and who has her own YouTube series “Cook with Amber.” Soyeon Yi was a Each speaker represents the idea that through empowerment, Ph.D student at the persistence and by finding one’s voice – however that looks – success prestigious Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology is obtainable. researching how to separate DNA molecules when she applied to Banner hopes students will walk away from the event with some- be an astronaut in South Korea’s first space program. She learned on thing to bring back to their respective schools and community at large. Christmas Day in 2006 she was one of two Koreans selected out of “When we talk leadership, we’re not just talking about someone who 36,000 applicants to conduct research in space. She also is the first facilitates something,” he said. “We’re talking about service leadership, South Korean female astronaut. Yi spent one year training and then we’re talking about leading by example.” launched for an 11-day research mission in international space. When As for Cammack, she hopes to see the summit expand to become a she returned she was an instant celebrity, finding herself unable to countywide event where students from multiple districts are involved. even go to the bathroom in public without being recognized. Trying She believes with perseverance and commitment, the underclassmen to escape the fandom she came to the United States and studied at on the Youth Council can make that a reality. “The self-confidence you develop through opportunities like this are so the University of California-Berkeley. That’s where she met her hus- rare,” she said. “I hope they take it and run with it and absolutely love it.” band, whose work brought them to Puyallup where they now live.

Christian Dr. John Paige "PUSH" | Gaines | Christian Paige is | an Emmy nominated spoken word John Gaines is poet, a passionate a Community equity advocate and Relations Manager an unapologetic for Tacoma Public Utilities and an inspirational speaker. He is lover of Tacoma. devoted to his community and has proudly appeared as a guest Paige uses his talents not only in the community but also in the speaker at universities, nonprofit and youth events across the classroom. From teaching poetry and language arts to consulting country. He is driven to give hope to others because his story and leading professional development, Paige has dedicated himself grew from hopelessness. Growing up surrounded by drugs and to fight against the inequities and barriers placed in front of students violence, facing personal struggles, and being bullied for his dif- in education. His poems “Trees” and “Be the content” have received ferences, he had every reason to give up, but he pushed through. national attention and Paige plans to release his first volume of Now, as a highly sought after speaker and a children’s book poetry in 2020. Paige believes in the importance of storytelling author, Gaines strives to teach all people to overcome and to rise. and oral tradition and lives by the words of the great poet Maya Gaines earned his nickname “Push” because he believes in the Angelou: “They will forget what you said, they will forget what you power of perseverance and teaches others to push through life’s did, but they will NEVER forget what you made them feel.” obstacles to be the person they were created to be.

Thank you community partners for supporting the 2020 Youth Summit:

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SAVE THE DATE: FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT CITYOFLAKEWOOD.US OR “LIKE” City of Lakewood THE CITY’S FACEBOOK PAGES @LAKEWOODWA, @LAKEWOODPARKS, 2020 Events @LAKEWOODSENIORACTIVITYCENTER

HOT SPOT SHOOTING COMPETITION Times vary | January 25 Pierce College HEC 9401 Farwest Drive SW The City of Lakewood, Pierce County Parks and Recreation and Pierce College are hosting this FREE event for youth 5 to 12 years old to showcase their basketball shooting skills. Times: 5–6 years, 11 a.m.; 7–8 years, 11:30 a.m.; 9–10 years, 12 pm; 11–12 years, 12:30 p.m. LAKEWOOD NIGHT MARKET ACTIVE AGING RESOURCE EXPO: 3–7NEW! p.m. | April–October CREATIVE AGING (1st & 3rd Fridays) 10 a.m.–1 p.m. | June 18 Colonial Plaza Lakewood Senior Activity Center We’re breaking in the Colonial Plaza The goal of the Lakewood Senior Activity with a night market, kicking off in late Center’s expo is to help you improve your April and running the first and third independence, health and quality of life. Friday of the month through October. The expo will highlight local and regional Enjoy food trucks, unique gifts, live services for baby boomers and beyond. entertainment and an evening of fun Presentations include a variety of subjects with friends. such as health, finance and more.

RAY EVANS MEMORIAL FISHING EVENT SUMMER NIGHTS AT THE PAVILION 9 a.m.–12 p.m. | May 16 Thursdays American Lake Park Fort Steilacoom Park Bring the kids to the beach at American The Pavilion at the Park will once again be Lake Park and participate in our annual rockin’ this summer as live bands take the fishing event. Every child catches two stage to perform free weekly concerts. fish and keeps their pole! Register Stay tuned for the announcement of the online, see city website for more info. full lineup of bands and the start date.

PARKS APPRECIATION DAY 9 a.m.–12 p.m. | April 25 Various locations Spend the day outside and participate with the city of Lakewood in our LAKEWOOD FARMERS MARKET 18th annual Parks Appreciation Day. 10 a.m.–3 p.m. | June 2–Aug. 25 We will beautify parks throughout Lakewood City Hall Lakewood including Fort Steilacoom, The plaza in front of City Hall will Springbrook, American Lake, Wards transform each Tuesday into a local Lake and others as scheduled. shopper’s delight with fresh produce To volunteer contact Nikki York at from local farmers, baked goods, 253-983-7887 or email handcrafted gifts, handcut flowers, sweet [email protected]. treats, live entertainment and food.

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SUMMERFEST MAKE-A-DIFFERENCE DAY All day | July 11 9 a.m. | Oct. 24 Fort Steilacoom Park Fort Steilacoom Park Join us for this FREE Join your community by making a outdoor festival that includes live difference in Lakewood. This national entertainment, stilt walkers, food trucks, event unites people all over the a car show, bubble soccer and more. country in a day of service. Give back Be wowed by the performance of the to your community by helping at Wenatchee Youth Circus and stay for various sites around the city. our Movie in the Park at 9:30 p.m. Live entertainment sneak peek: Baking with Julia, Petty Fever, Eagle Eyes and VETERANS DAY RECOGNITION 7 p.m. | Nov. 2 Chapter 5. Lakewood City Hall Join the Lakewood City Council in SISTER CITIES INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL recognizing veterans at its regular July 11 meeting Monday, Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. in Fort Steilacoom Park Council Chambers at Lakewood City Celebrate the diverse cultures that make Hall, 6000 Main St. SW. up our community at the Lakewood Sister Cities International Festival. Dance CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING, PARADE OF and other performances will happen all day at the Pavilion in the Park during LIGHTS & HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES SummerFEST. Dec. 5 Candy Cane Lane. Join the community Lakewood City Hall parade to showcase your business or 6000 Main St SW group. Enjoy live entertainment and Kick off your holidays with Lakewood at refreshments and fun activities for the our 24th annual Christmas Tree Lighting whole family. View the city’s website ceremony and Parade of Lights. Visit (cityoflakewood.us) for event information, with Santa and shop local vendors at our including start and end times.

“Turning dreams into reality, one smile at a time.”

SUMMERFEST CLASSIC CAR SHOW July 11 Fort Steilacoom Park Stroll rows of classic cars and take a trip down memory lane at the annual Partners for Parks Classic Car Show at Dr. Drangsholt Lakewood SummerFEST. is Lakewood’s only board-certified orthodontist and TRUCK & TRACTOR DAY Oct. 10 has been creating Fort Steilacoom Park beautiful smiles for Take a free hay ride, climb aboard both adults & children giant trucks, tractors, buses and fire for over 22 years. trucks. This free, favorite fall festival is the perfect chance to build memories Call 253-512-0265 today with your family. View the city’s website for your Complimentary (cityoflakewood.us) for event information, Consultation & Exam! including start and end times. No referral needed. LAKEWOOD DENTAL BUILDING 9618 59th Ave SW, Lakewood, WA 98499 drangsholtortho.com

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2020 marks continued improvements in our parks

Draft proposed master plan for Wards Lake Park.

he city continues to improve our GATEWAYS: We continue to improve HARRY TODD PARK WATERFRONT park system to create a healthy key entrances into the city – an effort IMPROVEMENTS: While minor work and vibrant community for all of we began in 2015. In 2020 we anticipate could occur before Labor Day 2020, we ourT residents to get outside and enjoy the building two more gateways: One at Murray anticipate closing Harry Todd Park following natural beauty that surrounds us. Road in our Woodbrook neighborhood the 2020 summer season to begin the first two Here’s what is coming your way in 2020: and one at Berkley Avenue in our Tillicum phases of planned improvements to this beloved neighborhood, designed in conjunction waterfront park. This includes an updated KIWANIS PARK PLAYGROUND: with the Joint Base Lewis-McChord/I-5 shoreline and swim area, new restroom building, We have a new playground at Kiwanis Park corridor improvements. finger docks and fishing pier and an Americans thanks to the Kiwanis Club of Clover Park with Disabilities Act accessible pathway to and its members who raised the money LAKEWOOD SERVICE CLUB SIGN: reach the improved areas. The upland areas of needed to replace the 17-year-old play A standalone service club sign will be the park will remain open during construction. structures. More than 150 volunteers rep- installed near Bridgeport Way and Lakewood resenting various community organizations Towne Center Blvd to recognize, honor and FORT STEILACOOM PARK: Multiple installed the new structure that includes promote the numerous civic organizations projects are planned, including: slides, swings, spinning toys and climbing within the city that provide valuable services • Angle Lane: The final phase of roadway ladders for our youngest residents to enjoy. to our community. improvements include adding a parking

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lot at the south end of Angle Lane and Elwood Drive, new trailheads and interpretive signs, a restroom and plaza area near the main entrance of the dog Breathe Easy: No smoking in Lakewood Parks park and Waughop Lake and repaving the road from the restroom area to akewood’s parks are now smoke free Elwood Drive. so that all users can breathe easy. • Pavilion in the Park: New restrooms Regular park users should take note of and a warming kitchen will be added thisL change. to this park building, making it a great The City Council updated its park code to event location for public or private include the no smoking provision toward the gatherings. We’re already planning our end of 2019. lineup for the 2020 Summer Nights at Under Lakewood Municipal Code the Pavilion concert series. (8.76.168): “no person shall smoke, vape or • Baseball Fields: Thanks to a grant from use any form of tobacco within city parks.” the state we’ll be adding artificial turf New signage will be added to reflect this infields to our four main ballfields, change and cigarette receptacles will be making them more marketable for removed. The policy applies to all areas of the regional tournaments. Tournaments city’s parks, including parking lots, playgrounds, create positive economic impact in our shelters, restrooms, fields, dog parks, trails, swim community and for our local businesses areas, boat launch, and other areas not listed. in the sale of hotel rooms, fuel, food, As park users adjust to this change, we ask that everyone goods and services. show respect to each other. While police have the ability to write a $125 ticket for people found smoking in parks, initial CHAMBERS CREEK CANYON TRAIL: response is focused on education, not penalty. Progress continues on this 2.5-mile long trail Thank you for helping support fresh air in our parks. improvement project. We are working with Pierce County and the city of University Place to improve existing pathways, add trailheads and pedestrian bridges across the creek, making this amazing natural area more accessible to all.

EDGEWATER PARK: A master site planning process is underway to address neighborhood parking and access issues along with adding landscaping, shoreline stabilization, a walking trail and site amenities to make the Lake Steilacoom waterfront park more enjoyable for visitors.

SPRINGBROOK PARK EXPANSION AND CLOVER CREEK RESTORATION: Work continues at this important community gathering and open space area near the McChord main gate of JBLM. Improvements will include expanding the pathways throughout the site and connecting to sidewalks and open space areas across Clover Creek, adding exercise equipment and other park amenities. Clover Creek restoration efforts will improve the biodiversity of native and aquatic plants and improve water quality within this important salmon bearing riparian area in the Cham- bers Clover Creek Watershed.

WARDS LAKE PARK: The City received a conservation futures grant to purchase land adjacent to the park which will allow us to implement an updated master plan at this site.

Winter 2020 • 21 Congratulations to all of the children who pend the day outside entered the Holiday Sand participate with the Festival Lego® Building city of Lakewood at our 18th Contest presented by annual Parks Appreciation Bricks 4 Kidz and to the 2019 first and second Day, Saturday, April 25 from place winners. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The beautification projects completed by volunteers during this annual event have made a huge difference in our parks. We count on volunteers and their support each year to prepare the parks for the spring/summer season. This is a community service and volunteer opportunity for all ages! Save the date and register with Nikki York at 253-983-7887 or email [email protected]. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for event details. Hope to see you at Parks Appreciation Day 2020. Bring your garden gloves and marked tools. 2019 LEGO CONTEST 5 & under: • 1st place: Hikaru Senn WINNERS • 2nd place: Omry Maco 6–8 years: 12–14 years: • 1st place: Logan Tsai • 1st place: Jieke Infusino • 2nd place: Braylon Wilson • 2nd place: Sophie Willis 9–11 years: 15 & over: • 1st place: River Clark • 1st place: Ethan Willis • 2nd place: Brendan Ee Fan Favorite: Jeremiah Latin

Reserve Your Venue Today Volunteer LAKEWOOD PARKS ARE THE perfect with Lakewood setting for parties and weddings. The Pavilion in the Park is our newest, The fourth Saturday of largest and only enclosed indoor space, every month (except which makes it the perfect venue for December) volunteers weddings, entertainment and meetings. meet in Fort Steilacoom Call today to secure your spot! Park to perform habitat Venue rentals are available at the restoration by removing following locations: invasive plants from • Fort Steilacoom Park: Pavilion or around the park. This any of the five shelters • American Lake Park: One shelter is a great opportunity (on American Lake) to earn community • Active Park: One shelter service hours, meet your • Harry Todd Park: Two shelters neighbors and give back (on American Lake) • Springbrook Park: One shelter to your community. • Wards Lake Park: One shelter Meet at 9 a.m. at the tractor near the barn For reservations and pricing details in the park; bring your contact the Lakewood Parks & Recreation own work gloves. Department: 253-983-7887 or email [email protected].

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CELEBRATING MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. AND BLACK HISTORY MONTH n 2020 the city of Lakewood is expanding its recognition of Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to not only celebrate Date: Saturday, Feb. 1 | Time: 10–11:30 a.m. his message at a community event, but also to celebrate the Location: Harrison Preparatory School, 9103 Lakewood Drive SW month of February as Black History Month. Join us to hear from community leaders, including Clover IIn addition to its annual celebration, new this year the city is Park School District Superintendent Ron Banner and U.S. working with community partners like the Pierce County Library Congressman Denny Heck, as we recognize Dr. Martin Luther System, Clover Park School District, Pierce College, Lakewood King, Jr. YMCA, Lakewood Multicultural Coalition and others to bring Clover Park School District students will sing and read events to the community for people to engage, celebrate and poetry at the event, and members of the YMCA dance team learn more about black history. will perform. The day's keynote speaker is Shalom Aburu, who will share her story of coming to the United States from Uganda to Eva Abram attend Pierce College, and the challenges she faced as she adapted to her new life.

African American storytelling Date: Saturday, Feb. 8 | Time: 12 p.m. Location: Tillicum Pierce County Library, 14916 Washington Ave. In celebration of Black History Month, storyteller Kimi Ginn presents an interactive performance exploring the Civil Rights Movement, including a Rosa Parks dramatization and a tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. Suitable for ages 5 and up. No registration required.

Mrs. Mary Church Terrell: A Remarkable Woman Date: Saturday, Feb. 15 | Time: 2 p.m. Location: Lakewood Pierce County Library, 6300 Wildaire Road SW Enjoy a live performance with actress-storyteller Eva Abram as Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, the daughter of formerly enslaved parents, who became an influential activist for women’s suffrage and civil rights for African Americans. Suitable for ages 10 and BLACK HISTORY up. No registration required. Voting Made Easy MONTH Date: Saturday, Feb. 15 | Time: 3:15 p.m. Location: Lakewood Pierce County Library, 6300 Wildaire Road SW PROGRAMS Learn how to make your voice count and why voting matters. Hidden Heroes Join an interactive and fun presentation created in partnership Date: Jan. 20–through February with The Washington Bus. Suitable for all ages. No registration Starting on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday, a weekly email required. Event hosted by the city of Lakewood. will be sent to individuals, organizations and businesses who sign up with highlights of lesser-known heroes, leaders or Talent & Fashion Show pioneers from the African American community. National and Date: Saturday, Feb. 22 | Time: 11 a.m.–1 p.m. local heroes will be featured each week. Those who receive the Location: Boys & Girls Club of South Puget Sound email are encouraged to share the information with others and Lakewood Branch, 10402 Kline St SW use it as starting point for dialogue. Each week this information Celebrate the talents of our youth by attending this event that will also be posted to the city’s website (cityoflakewood.us) combines fashion and performances of all genres and styles. under “City News” and featured on the city’s Facebook page Youth from the community, including members of the Boys & (@lakewoodwa). Want to receive the emails? Send an email to Girls Club, will put their hard work on display for the public to Brynn Grimley at [email protected] and request your see during the two-hour event. For more information contact email address be added. Sally Martinez, [email protected].

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Thank you to the 700+ participants who Holiday Spirit Award for brought our parade to life! Everyone did Best use of Sparkle and a fantastic job of showing spirit which lit Lights: Pierce Transit up the community. Congratulations to our Parade of Lights contest winners:

North Pole Award for Best Youth Entry: Cub Scout Pack 32

Showmanship Award forLakeview Best Entry Light with & Music:Power

Mayor’s Choice Award for Best Overall Entry: Jingle Bell Dash costume LeMay Pierce County Refuse winners: Best family costume and best individual costume

Best Classic Car Entry: Louie and Linda Carrillo 1957 Chevy BelAir

Judge’s Choice Award for Most Original Entry: There's Snowplace Like Home

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Oil Painting for Fun Moonlight Knitters Mondays | March 30–June 22 Monday | 5 p.m. Art Classes Session A: 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Session A: January 13 NEW: Discovering Session B: 12:30–3:30 p.m. Session B: February 10 Amazing Acrylic Member: $57 | Non-member: $63 Session C: March 9 Beginners to experienced artists will find Session D: April 13 Thursdays | 1–3:30 p.m. Carol’s class to be a relaxed and creative Session E: May 11 Session A: January 9–February 27 classroom environment. All skill levels Free Session B: March 5–April 23 welcome! Experience the creativity! Grab your mom and your daughter Session C: May 7–June 25 and join this new group of multigen- Member: $57 | Non-member: $63 Sumi Painting erational knitters. Drop in and learn Join this fun class and learn how to Wednesdays | 9:30–11:30 a.m. the basics or share your talent and work with acrylic paints to create a vari- Session A: January 15–February 19 techniques. Everyone is welcome. ety of subjects. All experience levels Session B: March 4–April 8 welcome. Individual instruction and Section C: April 22–May 27 class participation make these classes Member: $57 | Non-member: $63 fun and creative. Call for supply list. With practice, a few brush strokes Wonder-Full Watercolor evoke images of bamboo, birds, boats, Fun Events flowers and Mt. Rainier. Beginners are SAVE THE DATE: Wednesdays | 1–3:30 p.m. welcome. Call for supply list. Session A: January 8–February 26 2020 Active Aging Resource Expo: Creative Aging Session B: March 4–April 22 Collage Workshop Session C: May 6–June 24 10 a.m.–1 p.m. | June 18 Fridays | 12:30–3:30 p.m. Member: $57 | Non-member: $63 The goal of our expo is to help you Session A: January 10 improve your independence, health Experience the joy of learning a variety Session B: February 14 and quality of life. The expo will high- of painting styles including individual Session C: March 13 light local and regional services for coaching suited to your tastes and ideas. Session D: May 8 baby boomers and beyond! Presenta- This class is suitable for beginner and Member: $20 | Non-member: $24 intermediate levels. Leave each class tions include a variety of subjects such taking home a work of art in the making! Explore the world of collage. We will as health, finance and more. You’re Call for supply list. play with Asian papers, treasures from invited to the Lakewood Senior Activity the recycling bin and more. Be pre- Center for inspiration, education and Photography Club pared to cut and paste! Additional entertainment! material fee $5. First & Third Thursdays | 9:30–11:30 a.m. Free Woodcarving This club provides an informal, friendly Fridays | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and supportive environment for pho- Session A: January 10–March 13 tographers at all levels of experience. Session B: March 27–May 15 The club encourages growth of artistic Session C: May 29–July 17 vision and technical knowledge and Member: $49 | Non-member: $54 exploring the connection between the eye and the camera. Participants share This class will give the beginner to ideas, knowledge and their photos to advanced carving enthusiast a solid promote creativity. foundation in the art. It will also help you develop skills to add personal and Adult Coloring Club creative touches to projects. Bring your projects, tools and enthusiasm. Second & Third Thursdays | 1–3 p.m. Free Knotty Knitters Join this group to add more color Wednesdays | 1 p.m. and creativity to your life and to relax Free and have fun. No experience needed. If you have a passion for knitting, Some supplies will be on hand, but join this group of beginners and sea- participants are encouraged to bring soned knitters. Grab your yarn and be their own. knotty for a day! Beginners welcome.

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Leap Year… Embrace your Cake Day Beginning Computers Inner Frog Leap Year Party Tuesday | 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Mondays | 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Friday | 1 p.m. | February 28 Session A: January 7 February 24–March 16 Member: Free | Non-member: $3.30 Session B: February 4 Members: $40 | Non-members: $45 It only comes around every five years so Session C: March 3 Learn to use your keyboard more effi- don’t miss out on a Hoppin’ good time! Session D: April 7 ciently and also discover tips and tricks Please bring a dish to share! Leap on over Session E: May 5 to use your computer. This class is a great and celebrate! RSVP: 233-798-4090. Free opportunity to explore and hone your Celebrate your birthday the first Tuesday computer skills! Everything Vintage Party of the month. Join us even if it’s not your Thursday | 1 p.m. | April 23 birthday! Everyone invited. Sponsored Microsoft Office Member: Free | Non-Member: $3.30 by The Weatherly Inn. Each month will Mondays | 10 a.m.–12 p.m. feature a service available in our com- "The thing about being vintage is that March 30–April 20 munity for older adults. it never goes out of fashion.” Fash- Members: $40 | Non-members: $45 ion changes, but style endures. Wear Men’s Coffee Hour All you need to know about Microsoft’s and/or or bring a piece of vintage Office suite including Word, Excel and clothing to share a fun piece of your Tuesday | 10 a.m. PowerPoint. Also develop an understand- past (or present). Please bring a fam- Enjoy conversation and a great cup of ing of the automated style, spelling and ily favorite/vintage dish to share and coffee. This is a fellowship time for men. formatted features. don’t forget to bring the recipe! Join us every Tuesday, except the first Tuesday of the month. Mother’s Day Celebration: Hats Off to Mom Thursday | 1 p.m. | May 7 Health & Fitness Member: Free | Non-Member: $3.30 Computer Classes Hatha Yoga Take your hats off to Mom! Moth- Monday/Wednesday/Friday | 12–1 p.m. ers wear many hats! To express Open Computer Lab Session A: January 6–February 14 our admiration and respect, you’re Fridays | 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Session B: February 19–March 27 invited to celebrate Mother’s Day Free Session C: March 30–May 8 with a special brunch in your honor! This computer lab is open for older Session D: May 11–June 19 Enjoy entertainment, brunch and a adults who would like to practice what Member: $34 | Non-member: $39 day of pampering! RSVP by May 5 to they learned in classes, work on special This class offers a bit more advanced 253-798-4090. projects and get hands-on experience Yoga. It uses a mat and includes the use with a computer. Volunteers available to of body postures, breathing techniques Welcome Wednesday share information and answer questions. with the goal of a healthy body and Wednesday | 11 a.m. peaceful mind. Session A: January 8 Open Computer Lab Session B: February 12 Thursdays | 3–5 p.m. Gentle Yoga Session C: March 11 Free Tuesday/Thursday | 11–11:45 a.m. Session D: April 8 Learn about general concepts, compo- Session A: January 7–February 13 Session E: May 13 nents and applications such as brows- Session B: February 18–March 26 Free ers, navigating and the internet, Google, Session C: March 31–May 7 Join us the second Wednesday of the cloud suites and more. Volunteers are Session D: May 12–June 18 month for a tour and introduction to available to answer questions. Member: $32 | Non-member: $37 our programs. Dessert of the Month This class offers a soft, nurturing, takes place at the same time. I have an iPhone, iPad, iPod... slower-paced, supportive, and relaxing Now what? meditative atmosphere. The session Dessert of the Month Mondays | 10 a.m.–12 p.m. will concentrate on breathing, balance, Wednesday | 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Session A: January 13–February 10 stability and chair exercise poses. Session A: January 8 Session B: May 4–June 1 Session B: February 12 Members: $40 | Non-members: $45 Drop-In Line Dancing Session C: March 11 This class covers internet, maps and Mondays/Tuesdays | 2:30 p.m Session D: April 8 driving directions, calendar, camera $1/class Session E: May 13 and photos, texting, music, and more! Free Learn how to share your calendar with Grab your friends and exercise your Enjoy a scrumptious dessert the second all your apple devices, how to down- body and mind by dancing to lively, Wednesday of every month. Sponsored load and use "apps", and learn all about upbeat music. Line Dancing is a by CayCare Elder Care & Senior Living the amazing "Siri," who listens to your fun way to dance socially without a Advisors. voice commands. dance partner.

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Cardio Gold Cha Cha Cha “Swimming Upstream” Tuesday/Thursday | 9–9:55 a.m. Live Radio Show with Session A: January 7–February 13 Lifelong Learning Dorothy Wilhelm Session B: February 18–March 26 Fourth Fridays | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Session C: March 31–May 7 Free Session D: May 12–June 18 NEW: Happy & Member: $32 | Non-member: $37 Healthy Kidneys The Lakewood Senior Activity Center is officially the center of the universe! Cardio Gold is a combination of Latin Thursday | 1 p.m. | January 30 Audiences all over the world (and dance and low-impact aerobic exercise for Free probably on Mars, too), are listening. older adults with a little cha cha cha. Try it! We’re homebase for the live internet radio show: “Swimming Upstream” Stretch & Strengthen with Dorothy Wilhelm. The show is Tuesday/Thursday | 10–10:45 a.m. recorded 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on the fourth Session A: January 7–February 13 Friday of every month. Come cheer our Session B: February 18–March 26 own Elizabeth Scheid on as she does Session C: March 31–May 7 her regular report on why LSAC is not Session D: May 12–June 18 like other Senior Centers. Drop-ins wel- Have you ever wondered how kidneys Member: $32 | Non-member: $37 comed, solicited and pampered! work? Do you know if your kidneys Improve your core strength, balance are working well and what you can and posture. Class includes warm-up, do to keep them healthy? Do you Brain Fitness muscle-specific and abdominal -exer want to learn a new, tasty recipe? First and second Thursdays | 2 p.m. cises and stretching. Learn which foods are best for your Session A: January 2, 9 kidneys and how to shop for and Session B: February 6, 13 Fired Up! cook kidney-friendly foods by joining Session C: March 5, 12 Mon/Wed/Fri | 8–9 a.m. us to learn kidney basics including Session D: April 2, 9 Session A: January 6–February 14 functions of the kidney and how to Session E: May 14 Session B: February 19–March 27 keep your kidneys healthy. Sample a Free Session C: March 30–May 8 kidney-friendly recipe too! Presented Research shows that keeping your brain Session D: May 11–June 19 by Puget Sound Kidney Centers. active can help reduce age-related Member: $34 | Non-member: $39 cognitive disorders. Join us and super Get your day started with fun chore- NEW: Pierce County ADRC charge your brain with interactive brain ography, low-impact aerobics and at your Front Door games and challenges. First and second Thursdays. strength and conditioning. Thursday | 1 p.m. | February 6 Free Creative Writing Fitness & Fun Information will be provided about Mon/Wed/Fri | 9:30–10:30 a.m. Pierce County Aging & Disability Workshop 101 Session A: January 6–February 14 Resource Center programs and services Mondays | 9:30–11:30 a.m. Session B: February 19–March 27 that are designed to maintain the ability Session A: January 6–March 16 Session C: March 30–May 8 of seniors and the disabled and help Session B: March 30–June 1 Session D: May 11–June 19 them remain healthy, safe and financially Members: $42 | Non-members: $47 Member: $34 | Non-member: $39 stable in their homes. You will also learn This workshop offers a small, informal and Enjoy this total body conditioning class about resources for in-home caregiver friendly class for those wanting to write that will strengthen your cardiovascular programs, energy assistance, transporta- and receive feedback. Participants share and muscular fitness. Join the fun and tion, home-delivered meals, property tax their stories, articles or poetry and receive meet new friends! exemptions, home repair and weather- helpful suggestions and encouragement. ization, and many other programs/services. SAIL Class (Stay Active and Presented by Matt Santelli, Pierce County Card & Board Games Aging & Disability Services. Independent for Life) Canasta: Mondays, 11:30 a.m. Mah Jongg: Tuesdays, 11 a.m. Mon/Wed/Fri | 10:35–11:35 a.m. NEW: Downsizing a Lifetime Session A: January 6–February 14 Cribbage: Thursdays, 10 a.m. Session B: February 19–March 27 of Treasures Bridge: Fridays, 12 p.m. Session C: March 30–May 8 Thursday | 1 p.m. | March 26 Session D: May 11–June 19 Free Member: $32 | Non-member: $37 Have to downsize and don’t know where Join us for a fun hour of exercise that to start, what to get rid of or what to includes light aerobics and strength keep? Learn how in this presentation training while focusing on balance, by Debbie Ruvo, Certified Seniors Real coordination and falls prevention. Estate Specialist, 55+ Real Estate Services.

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Beginning Your Family History Volunteer Opportunities Thursdays | 1 p.m. Membership Session A: January 16 We are looking for volunteer It’s 2020! It’s time to sign up for 2020 Session B: February 20 instructors for a variety of membership and enjoy year-round Session C: March 19 classes including art, exercise, benefits. We have the vision to help you Session D: April 16 computers and more. We to brighten your world! Set your eyes Session E: May 21 are also looking for special on a discount on our amazing programs Free event hosts and “Senior and activities and receive the monthly Do you ever wonder about your roots? Ambassadors” to help in the newsletter mailed to your home. Catch Join Dee Haviland Fournier, as we office. If you are interested sight on the Lakewood Senior Activity research our ancestors. Dee has over 30 in growing and getting Center and picture the fun! years’ experience and currently volun- connected, call Elizabeth Membership Fee: teers as an instructor at Heritage Quest Scheid at 253-798-4090. $30/Individual | $40/Couple Research Library.

Happy Bookers Club CLASS REGISTRATION/PAYMENT OPTIONS Wednesdays | 10:30 a.m. Session A: January 9 In Person Lakewood City Hall, 1st Floor M—F 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Cash/Check/Credit Card Session B: February 13 Session C: March 12 By Phone 253-798-4090 | M–F 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Visa/MasterCard Only Session D: April 9 Session E: May 14 cityoflakewood.us/parks-and-recreation/program-registration Do you love to read? Do you enjoy Online 24-hour convenience Visa/MasterCard only meeting others who love good books? Escape the everyday, read a great book Lakewood Senior and make new friends. Happy Bookers To register contact Lakewood Senior Activity Center, 253-798-4090 Activity Center 9112 Lakewood Dr. SW, Lakewood, WA meet once a month to discuss the cur- Programs rent book from Pierce County Library’s Book Club Collection (both fiction and non-fiction award-winning books). Footcare Tuesdays | By appointment AARP Smart Driver Course Services $35 Session A: Thursday & Friday, Adult Children Caring Senior Footcare provides R.N.s and L.P.N.s January 23–24, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. for foot care at the Lakewood Senior Session B: Thursday, For Parents with Activity Center on Tuesdays. This service February 13, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Memory Loss Support Group is by appointment only and payment is Session C: Tuesday & Wednesday, Mondays | 5:30 p.m. made to the nurse. Please bring your own March 10–11, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Session A: January 27 towel. Call 253-848-9625 for more infor- Session D: Thursday, April 9, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Session B: February 24 mation or to make an appointment. Session E: Thursday & Friday, Session C: March 16 May 14–15, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Session D: April 20 SHIBA Appointments AARP members: $15 Session E: May 18 Tuesdays | 12:30–3:30 p.m. Non-AARP members: $20 Caring for a parent with memory loss? Session A: January 14 Drivers who are older than 55 can Alzheimer’s Association Adults Caring Session B: February 11 qualify for a reduction in their auto for Parents support groups provide a Session C: March 10 insurance rates by attending the AARP consistent and caring place for peo- Session D: April 14 Driver Safety Program. We are a host ple to learn, share and gain emotional Session E: May 12 site for the AARP Driving Class and support from others who are also on Free offer one session every month. Space is a unique journey of providing care to Do you have questions about Medi- limited. You must attend both days on a parent with memory loss. For more care? We now offer monthly in person the two-day classes (class length totals information contact group facilitator SHIBA counseling at the center. Make eight hours). Debbie at 253-798-4090. your appointment now with a SHIBA volunteer counselor who can help Blood Pressure Testing you navigate the healthcare system, First & Third Wednesdays | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. make informed decisions, know your rights and assist you in spotting fraud Stop by and have your blood pressure attempts. SHIBA is a free and unbiased tested for free the first and third Wednes- service provided by the Washington days of the month January through May. State Office of Insurance Commissioner.

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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

AARP Clear Captions Lakewood Playhouse Rotary Club of Lakewood Advanced Health Care Clover Park School District Lakewood’s CHOICE Shared Housing Services Aging & Disability Resources Clover Park Technical College Lakewood Legacy Plan SHIBA Stakeholders Group Alaska Gardens Communities in Schools, Lakewood Sound Outreach Lakewood’s Promise Althea’s Footwear Solutions Crossfit#253 Spring Ridge Lakewood YMCA Alzheimer’s Association Diabetes Association of Pierce County Springbrook Connections Medina Foundation American Cancer Society Doris Johnson St. Clare Hospital Multicare older adult services Answers For Elders Dorothy Wilhelm St. Leo’s Food Connection Panera Bread Asia Pacific Cultural Center Drangsholt Orthodontics Starbucks (Main Street) Partners for Parks Bloodworks Northwest Emergency Food Network Tacoma Lowe’s Patriot Fire Protection Boeing Employee Community Fund Family Resource Homecare Tacoma Trauma Trust Patriots Landing Bricks 4 Kidz Grave Concerns Tacoma-Pierce County PetSmart Health Department Bridgeport Place Assisted Living Habitat for Humanity Pierce College Tea Madame CareNet Pregnancy Center Hearthside Manor Pierce County The Original House of Donuts Caring For Kids Homewatch Caregivers Community Connections The Weatherly Inn Carrs Restaurant Hudtloff Middle School Pierce County Library System Tucci and Sons Casa Mia Italian Restaurant Integrity Hearing Pierce County Parks and Recreation United States Coast Guard Cascade Eye & Skin Clinic Kiwanis Club of Clover Park Pierce Transit United Way Cascade Regional Blood Center Lakewood Boys & Girls Club Pizza Studio Visiting Angels – Catholic Community Services Lakewood Community Point Defiance Village Living Assistance Services Foundation Fund Charisma School of Dance Project Access Washington Department of Lakewood Hardware Cheney Foundation Fish and Wildlife Ready Med Lakewood Historical Society CHI Franciscan Health Washington Tractor Rebuilding Hope Lakeview Light and Power Children’s Museum of Tacoma Sexual Assault Center West Pierce Fire & Rescue Lakewood Lowe’s Classy Chassis Rebuilding Together South Sound World Language Connection Lakewood Parks and Recreation Clay & Tari Norris Rotary Club of Clover Park Yorkshire Yarns advisory board

CAMP CREATE

June 22–August 7 Park Lodge Elementary 6300 100th St SW

Looking for something for your kids to do this summer? Enroll them in the city of Lakewood’s Camp Create! Sign your child up for one week or all seven weeks of camp. Children take weekly field trips and participate in fun activities. Camp starts June 22 and runs through August 7, 2020. Camp is held Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Enjoy nature. WHERE? Any one of Lakewood’s 14 parks. Put on your CITY OF LAKEWOOD PARKS walking shoes and explore the beauty around you.

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