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Titans in $1 Opener Early Week Edition / Sports Tuesday, March 12, 2019 Serving our communities since 1889 — www.chronline.com Cribbage Kings Rest in Peace Lewis County Home to Some of Nation’s Top Local House Reps Work to Help Neglected Players /Life 1 Cemeteries /Main 3 Twin Transit Centralia Man Arrested in Grand Mound Shooting REPORTS: Shooting Victim murder for allegedly shooting Boundaries and killing 27-year-old Pedro Also Was Centralia Beltran Palomares, also of Cen- Did Not Resident, Second Suspect tralia. On Saturday, deputies ar- Expand Last Accused of Altering rested Romulo Yanez Jr., 38, Crime Scene on suspicion of first-degree rendering criminal assistance Year, Despite By Cody Neuenschwander in connection to the investiga- [email protected] tion. According to a press release Claims Thurston County deputies from the Thurston County arrested a Centralia man Mon- Sheriff’s Office, Sanchez and By Will Rubin day on suspicion of, on March 7, Beltran were drinking and par- [email protected] shooting and killing a man dur- tying at a residence on Shamon ing a verbal argument in south- The boundaries of the Lewis Court Southwest in Grand western Thurston County. Mound when they started a ver- Public Transit Benefit Area were Adan Sanchez, 37, of Centra- Courtesy photo not expanded last year during lia is accused of second-degree please see ARRESTED, page Main 12 The scene of a fatal shooting March 7 in Grand Mound. a transportation improvement conference, contrary to recent claims by Lewis County Com- missioner and former Twin Transit Advisory Board chair Bobby Jackson. Deputy Prosecutor Eric Eisenberg told the Lewis County Board of County Commission- ers on Monday that after re- searching the issue, he did not believe the boundaries were properly expanded at the con- ference or as part of a failed bal- lot initiative last fall. “I can see why people might have been confused,” Eisenberg said. “There are two processes by which the boundaries could expand and in hindsight, it looks like both were overlapping and neither process was fully done.” Jackson claimed at a Win- lock City Council meeting and on local talk radio that a vote taken at the conference served to broaden the LPTBA county- wide from its current territory of Centralia and Chehalis. To do so under the appropriate state statute, the BOCC would have needed to convene a sec- ond conference to affirm such a move, which did not happen. Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] Eisenberg revealed that the Mary Isabel Yu, Associate Justice of the Washington Supreme Court, talks with students of Wade Fisher’s mass media class Monday morning at Centralia College. paperwork filed by the county in conjunction with the trans- portation improvement confer- ence cited a state statue that al- State Supreme Court Visits Centralia College This Week lows for creation or expansion of a public transit benefit area All nine justices of the tice Steven C. González, who is to Olympia the chance to hear by a vote of the people, not the MOBILE JUSTICE: Court Washington State Supreme also a co-chair for the traveling oral arguments, we travel.” one that allows a conference of Based in Olympia, But Court were at Centralia College court committee with Justice Each justice visited a differ- please see TRANSIT, page Main 11 Travels Three Times early this week to meet with Susan Owens. “Normally we ent class at Centralia College Each Year Throughout students, hold an open public hear arguments at the Supreme Monday to speak with students. At 2 p.m., four of the justices the State to Hear Cases forum and hear oral arguments Court Building, which is called Follow Us on Twitter in three cases. the Temple of Justice, in Olym- — Owens, González, Debra L @chronline Katie Hayes “We travel three times per pia. But as a way to allow people Stephens and Charles K. Wig- Find Us on Facebook [email protected] year and hear cases,” said Jus- who might not be able to travel please see COURT, page Main 12 www.facebook.com/ thecentraliachronicle Deaths Subscriber mailing label below this line Law of the Land Knives at a Gun Show McLean, Robert, 83, Morton Chief Their Knives Centralia Joins Those Are Sharper Perkins, June E., 55, Salkum Hood, Robert, 81, Randle Wary of Than Your Nolan, Sara C., 41, I-1639, Won’t Wit Longview / Main 4 Beltran Jr., Pedro S., 27, Seek Out Centralia Violators Jacquemart, Dehart, 88, / Main 2 Morton We would LOVE to Re-Roof Your Home! Lucky Deal NOW!!! $100000 OFF

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INTEREST: Commissioners side.” Chris Clowe, president of Commissioners voted last the Cowlitz Basin ORV Club Say Constituents Want June to allow ATVs on some that championed the ordinance Off-Road Vehicles in East County roads, following “We’re going to continue to work hard to see this summer, briefly sat in on strong advocacy from enthusi- the commissioners’ discussion. More Places asts in that region, including the how quickly we can get this done. I think we He noted that many areas of By Alex Brown Cowlitz Basin ORV Club. Ac- need to gauge community interest as well, Washington already allow ATV cess was opened for roads with use, meaning that Lewis County [email protected] speed limits less than 35 mph, but I think it’s growing.” won’t get inundated as the only Less than a year after they with the requirement that ATVs destination for riders. He said moved to allow all-terrain vehi- be licensed and have many of Bobby Jackson, the group is planning to meet on Lewis County Commissioner cles on some roads in East Lewis the same safety features found March 17, where members will County, commissioners are ea- on a car. discuss how to continue collabo- ger to expand those rules to the Since then, county officials rating with the county. the East County ordinance at it’s growing.” west side of the county, where have called the move a success, “I think we’re going to start they say residents are pushing to citing the enthusiasm of rural the urging of his constituents. Though some expressed laying our cards down on the have that same access. residents who like to use ATVs Jackson said he’d had con- concern about traffic issues be- table and see what we can do to “The interest is growing for to get around and the draw for versations with Pe Ell Mayor fore the East County measure work with you to move forward this,” said commissioner Bobby recreational riders who visit the Lonnie Willey, as that is the only passed, Stamper said he has not here,” he said. Jackson, whose district includes county. incorporated community in the seen roads “overrun” with ATVs County manager Erik Mar- the West County communi- “I’ll do whatever I need to do area. in his district, likely due to the tin said county staff had been ties of Pe Ell, Doty and Dryad. to support this — if we need to “We’re going to continue to strict licensing and safety re- informed that they will likely “We’ve been very successful in do some phone calling or driv- work hard to see how quickly quirements. need to start looking at maps getting the east side done, and ing out there and talking to we can get this done,” he said. “I “I don’t believe it’s going to be and speed limit information to I’ve had some conversations them,” said county commission- think we need to gauge commu- ATV-ageddon or something like begin planning the update to with some people from the west er Gary Stamper, who pushed nity interest as well, but I think that,” he said. regulations.

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The state legislature 100 privately owned cemeteries By Will Rubin allocated $250,000 in the most in Washington state. [email protected] recent capital budget for Centra- The pair worked with the lia to buy the cemetery outright, state Office of the Attorney Those with relatives buried provided it establish a cemetery General and the Department of at Greenwood Memorial Park in district. Archaeology and Historic Pres- Centralia, as well as people hop- Hill told the state House ervation to craft the language ing to be buried alongside loved Committee on State Government for their bill. The hope is that ones already interred there, may & Tribal Relations last month Gov. Inslee will sign the bill soon regain their right to rest in that the city is willing to take the with enough time for Centra- peace. Chronicle File Photo lead on fixing the damage and lia workers to complete a good House Bill 1801 would al- Greenwood Memorial Park could benefit from a new bill in the state House of Rep- facilitating public access, should amount of cleanup before Me- low the state Department of resentatives. it be given the authority to do so. morial Day. Archaeology and Historic Pres- Orcutt inserted an amendment “I’m hoping this addresses the ervation to grant a certificate Local Government Committee. don’t have any of those coming to the original bill text adding issue well enough that someone of authority to state and local It would not give ownership of forward, so we want the city or an emergency clause for the bill will come forward and take care governments for the purpose the land to a petitioning body of county to be able to do it.” to take effect immediately after it of it if it happens somewhere of maintaining abandoned, pri- government, but rather allow it Greenwood Memorial Park is signed by Governor Jay Inslee. else,” Orcutt said. “We’re trying vately owned cemeteries such as or a nonprofit organizations to has been in disrepair for close to “I think that once we started very hard not to trample on pri- Greenwood. step in where landowners have a decade, with reports of strang- working on Greenwood, credit vate property rights. But, when The bill, co-sponsored by fallen back. ers buried in family plots and to (Orcutt), he found out about someone opens their property to state Reps. Ed Orcutt, R, Kalama “The current authority is gravesites destroyed by motor a lot more,” DeBolt said. “We the public, there has to be some and Richard DeBolt, R, Cheha- given to issue a certificate to vehicles rampant among stake- heard about four or five more responsibility to maintain the lis, sailed through the house on a nonprofit to be able to go in holders. Lewis County records statewide that are in a similar grounds. We want to make sure March 5 by a 98-0 margin and is and maintain the grounds,” Or- show SBC Investments Partners situation right now.” people whose loved ones are bur- now under review by the Senate cutt said. “Unfortunately, we LLC as having owned the parcel DeBolt added that he and Or- ied there are respected.” One Winlock City Council Seat Still Vacant, Another’s Status Still in Question By Katie Hayes at the same time. A strict read- members could be done one certainly does not involve the While Winlock City Coun- [email protected] ing of the statute, argues Meyer, at a time under strict reading everyday business and govern- cil was previously slated to hold dictates that Pedersen should of the statute, but that accord- ing responsibilities of an inde- interviews Monday for the seat The Winlock City Council have been sworn in first, then ing to MRSC and AWC when pendent City government.” it acknowledges is vacant, inter- has yet to appoint a new coun- participated in the appointment you have a majority of council Hillier argues in her letter views were not on the agenda cilor for position 1 after a res- of Council Position 3. members (i.e. 3) who are unani- that even had the city council Monday. ignation, and its attorney is In December 2018, the pros- mous in their choices for the sworn Pedersen in before the “Before we made anymore maintaining that another posi- ecutor’s office began conduct- remaining two spots, then it is council appointed Curtis, the missteps, we wanted to make tion, which the Lewis County ing an investigation in the city standard procedure to simply result wouldn’t have changed. sure we were on solid ground,” Prosecutor’s Office believes was of Winlock. Documents ob- vote both in and appoint them “Though we feel strongly that said Winlock Mayor Don Brad- appointed incorrectly, is not va- tained by The Chronicle later at the same time, for economy there is no need for involvement shaw Monday. cant after all. found a whistleblower from the of time and function, and that by another governmental entity Bradshaw told The Chroni- Winlock City Attorney Erin city of Winlock brought 15 dif- such appointment is valid and in this matter, if it avoids fur- cle after a Winlock City Coun- Hillier sent a letter to Lewis ferent allegations against the defensible in court,” Hillier ther hypothetical or legal chal- cil meeting Feb. 25 that the city County Prosecuting Attorney city. One of the 15 allegations wrote. lenge from an interested third council postponed interviews Jonathan Meyer dated March was that the council position The letter states that three party, we can certainly employ for the position, because all 8, in which she argues the ap- was improperly appointed. attorneys at the law firm Hill- the ‘belt and suspenders’ meth- qualified applicants had with- pointment for Council Posi- Since Meyer believes the ier, Scheibmeir & Kelly have od of having all groups affirm/ drawn. tion 3 — currently held by Jodie council seat has technically reviewed the matter and main- confirm the original appoint- Two people have since told Curtis — is “defensible in court.” been vacant for more than 90 tain City Council Position 3 is ment,” Hillier wrote. “Though The Chronicle that they applied “Thank you for the time you days, the appointment would not vacant. The letter does not arguably unnecessary, it may be for the vacant Winlock City have taken out of your regular now fall to the county. Hillier state who the third attorney is, the formality that satisfies any councilor position prior to the schedule to attend to a question said at Winlock’s regular city besides Hillier and Satterfield. remaining concern.” Feb. 25 meeting. Bradshaw said concerning the validity of Win- council meeting on Monday The letter also cites “feed- While it is unclear at this Monday, there were two quali- lock Council Position #3,” wrote that she has not yet received a back” from MRSC, but does not point whether or not the Lewis fied applicants before the Feb. Hillier in the letter. “Through response from Meyer’s office. attribute the feedback to a spe- County commissioners will ap- 25 meeting, contrary to what he our combined research as to the According to Hillier’s let- cific person. point someone to Council Posi- previously told The Chronicle. facts and legal authority avail- ter, a citizen inquired about the “There is no real interest or tion 3, Council Position 1 is still The next Winlock City Coun- able, I am sure we can provide validity of the appointment for benefit in a County or State vacant after Andrew Maloney cil meeting is scheduled to take a joint recommendation for our Council Position 3 in February government policing or affirm- resigned from the position in place Monday, March 25. respective clients and bring this 2018. Sam Satterfield — with ing the action of a city, where early February. matter to a close.” the same law firm as Hillier — by charter or code, the city op- Curtis was appointed to was the city attorney at the time. erates independently under its Council Position 3 in February According to the letter, he re- own liability, regulations, and 2018. At the time, she and fel- sponded to the citizen’s inquiry. resources,” Hillier wrote. “This low councilor Barbara Pedersen “He concluded that the ap- is always subject to the consti- CONCEALED CARRY were appointed and sworn in pointment of the new council tutional Supremacy Clause, but News in Brief PERMIT CLASS Investigation of Richardson to get out of the car, “The deputies stated that WEDNESDAY he pointed a weapon at them, typically when inmates make TH Deputy-Involved authorities say, prompting the threatening statements, the MARCH 2013 deputies to shoot. inmates are yelling and be- 6PM Shooting to Conclude CHEHALIS CH595688bw Authorities have not re- ing hysterical. In (Amend’s) GRIGGS CLASS Week of March 18 leased what type of weapon case, he made the threats in a PASCOBEST • 801 WESTERN W Columbia St ONLY! Richardson held. By The Chronicle very direct manner toward (the deputies), causing the deputies Authorities expect investi- Man Charged With to believe that the statements gatory findings of a deputy-in- were real threats that would be volved shooting will be sent to Making Death Threats carried out,” the affidavit reads. Multi-State $80 the Lewis County Prosecutor’s Oregon Included No Fee Later, while Amend was Office and Sheriff’s Office the Against Deputies wearing a spit hood, he alleg- Oregon Only $45 week of March 18, according to By The Chronicle a press release from the sher- edly managed to remove it and iff’s office. An Olympia man threat- spit on a deputy during a rou- Lewis County Prosecu- ened the lives of two correc- tine check. MULTI-STATE tor Jonathan Meyer will then tions deputies and spat on an- Amend was slated to ap- other — somehow managing pear in Lewis County Superior SEMI-AUTOMATIC (ASSAULT) RIFLE TRAINING CLASS conduct a criminal review of 4pm • $50 Cash or Check • Valid 5-years • Required Class by State of Washington the investigation to determine to remove a spit hood to do so, Court Monday afternoon for a whether the shooting was justi- according to authorities. preliminary hearing. Howev- fied. Christian J. Amend, 29, was er, corrections deputies in the charged with two counts of courtroom advised he wasn’t Shaun Curtain 360-921-2071 After Meyer’s decision, the or email: [email protected] | www.ShaunCurtain.com.com sheriff’s office will conduct its harassment against a criminal going to be appearing that day. own internal investigation, the justice participant performing office said in a press release. official duties and one count of Two deputies — Deputy third-degree assault. Robert Nelson and Reserve According to a probable Deputy Mark Anders — have cause affidavit, on Sunday, a remained on administrative deputy went to the jail on a leave throughout the investiga- harassment complaint against tion, which is headed up by a Amend. He had been booked multi-agency Critical Incident Friday on an outstanding De- Investigation Team (CIIT). The partment of Corrections war- CIIT consists of authorities rant. from Thurston, Mason, Grays Two separate deputies allege Harbor, Pacific counties and Amend said he was going to kill Washington State Patrol. them. One alleged threat oc- Nelson and Anders both curred when a deputy was se- fired their weapons, killing curing Amend onto a restraint 40-year-old Robert D. Rich- chair (documents allege he had ardson of Graham. Richardson been “uncooperative”). Docu- was the sole occupant of a ve- ments indicate he said: “Just hicle parked in the 100 block of wait, I am going to kill you, Rainey Creek Road in Glenoma b****.” early March 3. He was wanted The other alleged threat on a Pierce County warrant for occurred when he was being CH595770lw.do two counts of first-degree rape wheeled past a sergeant at the of a child and two counts of jail while in the restraint chair. first-degree child molestation. “I am going to f****** kill When the deputies asked you,” he allegedly said. Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12 LOCAL No Joke: Local Duo Brings Knives to Gun Shows

WICKED: Olympia, Rochester Owners of Wickedly Sharp and Bright, LLC, Are Regulars at Lewis County Events By Will Rubin [email protected] John Martens and Lennie Thede have seen the full spec- trum of knife work pass across their tables during the five years the two men have been in busi- ness together. Some customers find out they own a far nicer blade than previously thought, but it’s most often the other way around. Like the batteries and sodas lining grocery store cash regis- ters as potential impulse buys, most people who visit the booth of Wickedly Sharp and Bright, LLC didn’t make a point of driv- ing out to the Southwest Wash- ington Fairgrounds with the in- tention of buying a new blade or sharpening an old one. Martens and Thede have heard all the jokes about bring- ing knives to a gun show enough times that they aren’t funny any- Will Rubin/[email protected] more. That hasn’t stopped the John Martens, pictured, and Lennie Thede bring their Wickedly Sharp and Bright knife business to many of the monthly Wes Knodel Gun and Knife Shows held at the pair from becoming fixtures at Southwest Washington Fairgrounds. the monthly events put on by Wes Knodel Gun Shows, Inc. and phone numbers. “People a lot of times see their “People will think they’ve got knives as (an) accessory or an a really good blade, but I can afterthought before seeing they look at it and tell them otherwise, can get it sharpened or custom- or vice-versa,” Martens said. ized here,” Martens said. “Guys Martens added that while his will hand us some of the dullest wares aren’t as tied to the ever- blades, and those are the most present debate about gun owner- dangerous kind. This is one of ship and firearm safety nation- the smaller shows for us, but wide, the climate around recent there have been times here where legislation such as Initiative 1639, we haven’t been able to keep up.” which raised the minimum age Thede founded the business to purchase a gun and added about a decade ago, with Mar- storage requirements for lawful tens joining the fray in 2014. gun owners, rubs off on other The latter is based in Rochester methods of self-defense. with the former operating out of “People know that no mat- Olympia. ter what happens in the courts They also sell ammunition or with the gun debate, knives and gun accessories, but given aren’t going anywhere,” he said. the wall-to-wall display of fire- Knodel, whose company puts power at the gun show Saturday, on events from Spokane to Med- they cut themselves a niche out ford, Oregon, said the amount of of their small portion of the pa- support gun ownership enjoys in vilion. Southwest Washington allows Martens pulled out a well- him to put on more shows each used Damascus blade he uses as year in Lewis County than at any A Damascus knife sits on what used to be an old phonebook used by John Martens to demonstrate the sharpness of the a demonstration tool for onlook- other location, including Port- knife during the Wes Knodel Gun and Knife Show on Saturday at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds. ers and tried to cut through the land, Oregon. remnants of what was once a Knodel added the Southwest local phone book. Damascus is Washington Fairgrounds as a just trust me to do a good job,” miscellanea such as toilet paper ask them to leave. considered one of the higher-end stop on his Pacific Northwest Knodel said. “They believe this is printed with Bill Clinton’s face “I’ve had them in Tacoma and knife manufacturers, but even swing in 2002. What was a cal- a constitutional right and some or a “Socialism” poster similar to in Portland, and I’ll let them in its reputed blade couldn’t hack it endar of eight shows quickly be- people maybe want to go a differ- an image used by Barack Obama to use the restrooms,” Knodel through more than a few pages. came nine and then a full dozen. ent direction, so they protest in a during the 2008 presidential said. “I’ve found that if I’m po- After receiving a few minutes He figured the packed house on way by coming down here.” campaign. lite to them, they’re pretty polite of attention from a dual-armed Saturday was due in part to the Most of the tables manned by Knodel said he can’t recall back. It just seems like as far as machine operated by Martens, severe weather than battered the dealers and private sellers were ever having protestors outside the community around here, the the Damascus knife slid like but- region last month. covered with firearms and acces- his shows in Centralia, but that if level of support is unlike a lot of ter through the ream of names “I think the people here sories, though some had political they did show up, he would not other places I go.” Lewis County Commission Still Exploring Process For Raises For Elected Officials By The Chronicle it’s likely such a decision will Budget mission is not Edna Fund. County commissioners are be made by the commissioners Manager Becky something you In addition to the salary com- still weighing the possibility of themselves rather than a citizen Butler told com- want to pursue,” mission option, Butler noted that raises for elected officials, but salary commission. missioners that county manager similar counties have tied the she had been Erik Martin told salaries of their elected officials to looking at sal- county commis- the percentage of the salary of Su- Create a Beautiful Entrance ary structures sioners. “Did perior Court judges, which is set to Your Home With Our in comparable you still want to by a statewide commission. That counties. One Edna Fund keep that on the Gary Stamper option was met with skepticism. Custom Door Shop! scenario, a 3.5 county table?” county “Would you be more interested percent raise to commissioner The commis- commissioner in looking at a one time adjust- We Can Hang: match the in- sioners affirmed ment at various levels?” Martin crease given to non-elected em- that the citizen panel is not the asked. • New ployees this year, would cost the preferred option, though they de- That was met with nods of county about $15,000, she said. cided not to rule it out entirely. approval. Butler said she would • Used Commissioners may choose “Right now I would much pre- continue compiling information • Interior to alter salaries on their own, or fer to explore the other options,” about salary structures in similar put in place a salary commission, said commissioner Gary Stamper. counties to give the commission- • Exterior made up of four residents from Any raises approved by county ers more information on which to various disciplines, and six picked commissioners would not apply base a decision.

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The stations would be more downtown area,” Tobey said. “It One year ...... $84 “Like last year, we’re looking for Print subscribers always have full access to chronline.com. “We’ve found people to be than just a bag dispenser, with would probably be a mix of local local themes such as nature, but Subscriptions are non-refundable but the printed sub- also fun things like the way (Un- really excited about it when we designated areas for pets to do business owners and outside ex- scriptions can be started and stopped for vacations or identified Flying Objects) are mention it as an opportunity for their business designed to keep perts. We certainly have a great when extended breaks in service are requested. Balances tied to the area. Railroads and people while we’re at meetings,” them from finding a flower bed, amount of local knowledge in may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers other sorts of miscellaneous his- said Chehalis City Manager Jill or worse. Anderson said the the community that we’d want in Education. tories could be fun as well.” Anderson. “For example, the Of- CCRT is working with the city’s to utilize.” BACK ISSUES Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- Legislature Unlikely to Create Office This Year to Review Harassment Complaints able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks old are $2 per issue. By Joseph O’Sullivan they say the new code of conduct THE NEWSROOM The Seattle Times approved by the House and Sen- For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact ate in January has raised visibility the appropriate person listed below. Washington lawmakers this “I do think that the community on the and prompted discussions. EDITOR year have approved a new code of outside continues to need to advocate “If you take the elevator here, Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 conduct and advanced other bills you’ll see these signs that say, [email protected] intended to prevent and pun- and hold the Legislature accountable.” code of conduct, respectful work- Sports Editor ish workplace harassment at the place and there’s also a website,” Matt Baide ...... 807-8230 Capitol. former Rep. Jessyn Farrell, Mosbrucker said. [email protected] The measures join steps al- D-Seattle That shows “we were listening, Sports, Outdoors ready taken by the Senate and we did hear them when they told Jordan Nailon ...... 807-8231 House to boost anti-harassment their heartbreaking stories,” she [email protected] training and improve the Legisla- misconduct. on legislation to establish that added. “And we are taking action Business, Education, Ports, South Lewis County ture’s broader workplace culture. One of those situations in- office. as fast and as swiftly as possible.” Katie Hayes ...... 807-8237 But roughly 18 months after volved a recent Senate investi- Dean said there are questions Lawmakers did take two key [email protected] the #MeToo movement sparked gation of a sexual-harassment around how much workload an votes last week to strengthen County Government, Legislature, East Lewis a frank discussion in Olympia complaint originally made in independent office would handle, anti-harassment policies at the County about workplace harassment and 2010 against Sen. Kevin Ranker, making it difficult to know what Capitol campus. Alex Brown ...... 807-8239 power dynamics, lawmakers and D-Orcas Island. Ranker stepped is needed in terms of staffing and The House unanimously ap- [email protected] officials still haven’t created or down in January. budget. proved House Bill 2018, which Twin Cities, South Thurston County staffed independent offices to re- In another case, the Senate The current House contracts makes harassment or discrimi- Will Rubin ...... 807-8222 ceive and review workplace com- went back and forth on wheth- to handle harassment issues — nation by lawmakers or legisla- [email protected] plaints. er to investigate an allegation one to review complaints and tive employees on state property Crime, Fire, Courts, West Lewis County That has left both legisla- of rape made against Sen. Joe another to provide workplace or official state business a viola- Cody Neuenschwander ...... 807-8208 [email protected] tive chambers contracting with Fain, R-Auburn. A Senate com- consultation — should give law- tion of the Ethics in Public Ser- outside firms to review and po- mittee made up of Republicans makers better data about that, Features vice Act. Lydia Denney ...... 807-8245 tentially investigate harassment and Democrats unanimously Dean said. That would allow the state complaints, which legislative of- approved an investigation to re- Rep. Nicole Macri, D-Seattle, [email protected] Legislative Ethics Board — which Newsroom Assistant ficials consider a stopgap. view that matter — but reversed said she worried about intro- is made up partly of sitting law- Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 The concept of a neutral of- course after Fain lost his Novem- ducing a bill without the Senate makers — to more easily review [email protected] fice emerged almost immedi- ber election. having gone through the same harassment complaints. Photos ately in the fall of 2017, as women Both chambers have been extensive internal discussions as The question of the Legisla- Jared Wenzelburger ...... 807-8224 stepped forward to tell stories of working toward setting up of- the House. tive Ethics Board’s purview on Send News Tips To: harassment in Olympia. Espe- fices to handle complaints. “The risk of dropping legisla- harassment issues was on display [email protected] cially during the legislative ses- A Senate committee last tion and not coming to agree- earlier this year. [email protected] sion, powerful elected officials, summer authorized an internal ment, we thought would be chal- While the board fined former [email protected] lobbyists and legislative staffers human-resources position to lenging,” said Macri, a member of Rep. David Sawyer, D-Tacoma, [email protected] — many of them young — all mix handle complaints and investiga- the internal House work group. over allegations related to work- THE CHRONICLE in a high-pressure environment tions. Senate officials had hoped “It would send a mixed or con- place harassment, it dismissed that often involves long hours. to have that job filled by early cerning message to staff here.” one complaint, saying current PUBLISHER Those accounts and more re- January, the start of this year’s Rep. Gina Mosbrucker, R- law was too vague to draw a con- Michael Wagar ...... 807-8200 cent complaints have illustrated legislative session. Goldendale, said lawmakers like- clusion. [email protected] the Legislature’s out-of-date and Potential hires, however, have ly would have the information “The ethics board now has Sales Manager politically tinged protocols for fallen through. The chamber is they need to create the office in new tools to be able to answer to Lindy Waring ...... 807-8219 reviewing allegations. More than now seeking new candidates, ac- the 2020 legislative session. any type of sexual harassment [email protected] 200 women signed a letter saying cording to Secretary of the Senate In the meantime, “maybe complaint,” said. Rep. Melanie LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC they had “no safe, neutral place to Brad Hendrickson. these contracts are going to pro- Morgan, D-Parkland, and spon- PRESIDENT report our experiences.” In the House, an internal vide that safe place” for people sor of the bill. Morgan in No- Michael Wagar ...... 807-8200 Although lawmakers have work group in December rec- making workplace complaints, vember won election to Sawyer’s [email protected] made progress on the code of ommended legislation to create said Mosbrucker, another mem- seat, after he lost in the August Vice President of Production and Technology conduct and other policies, said an office independent from the ber of the internal work group. primary. Jon Bennett ...... 330-9883 former Rep. Jessyn Farrell of Se- Legislature to receive and review Not everyone is on board with The Senate last week approved [email protected] attle, “there’s a lot of work that is complaints. The recommenda- the idea of waiting that long. Rep. Senate Bill 5861, which directs Printing and Distribution ...... 807-8716 left undone.” tions by the work group — which Laurie Jinkins, D-Tacoma, said the state Public Disclosure Com- The Chronicle Print Division Farrell, who left the Legisla- included House lawmakers, leg- the House wouldn’t need a bill to mission to design a training pro- Amber Taylor ...... 807-8226 ture in 2017, has spoken out about islative staffers and lobbyists — create a separate internal office to gram to inform registered lobby- [email protected] a 2015 incident in which a lobby- called for that office to be estab- handle complaints, like the new ists about the Legislature’s code Sign Pro Project Manager ist had patted her behind. lished by July 2019. Senate office. of conduct. Mandy Klemola ...... 736-6322 “There still continues to be That agency would cover both “I don’t see why it needs a bill That bill also requires a lob- [email protected] need for an independent investi- chambers, according to House to happen ... I see no reason to byist’s clients to be notified if FAX NUMBERS gator,” Farrell said, adding later: Chief Clerk Bernard Dean, and wait,” Jinkins wrote in a text mes- the Senate or House has made a “I do think that the community have two functions. It would re- sage. credible finding of harassment Advertising Fax ...... 736-1568 on the outside continues to need ceive and potentially investigate Dean, in an email, wrote against that lobbyist, according Classified/Circulation Fax ...... 807-8258 to advocate and hold the Legisla- complaints, and also would help that the House work group “felt to the bill sponsor, Sen. Manka Obituaries ...... 807-8258 ture accountable.” people address workplace issues strongly that an independent out- Dhingra, D-Redmond. Newsroom Fax ...... 736-4796 The question of how com- in a less formal manner, like side entity should be established” Farrell said lawmakers 130th VOLUME, 102nd ISSUE plaints should be received and through consultation or media- and “did not want a House em- should consider drafting similar THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) investigated has been on display tion. ployee to take on this role.” legislation, but geared toward POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, several times in the past year. But lawmakers are now more Macri and Mosbrucker say election candidates and cam- 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. Four lawmakers have lost elec- than halfway through the 105- Olympia’s workplace culture has paign staffers, to make sure they The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., tions or resigned in the past year day regularly scheduled legisla- improved amid the extensive dis- have also gotten anti-harass- Centralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, after facing allegations of sexual tive session — and aren’t working cussion about harassment. And ment training. WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12

Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE • At 11:37 a.m. Saturday, man repeatedly punched his take someone’s service dog by responded to the 700 block of DEPARTMENT police responded to the 1000 girlfriend. The man fled the trying to take the leash away Northwest Liberty Place and ar- block of Mellen Street and cited scene before police got there. from the owner. rested Cassidie M. Roddy, 24, of Police Investigate Assault a 25-year-old Centralia man on • At 12:33 a.m. Sunday, po- Gig Harbor on suspicion of sec- • At 7:24 a.m. Friday, an as- suspicion of driving on a sus- lice responded to the 3200 block Two Men Pull Pants Down in ond-degree criminal trespass. sault was reported in the 900 pended license. of Galvin Road and issued a Front of Store block of Johnson Road. Officers • At 12:53 p.m. Saturday, po- summons for a 29-year-old Cen- Caller Wants Urinating Man are investigating. lice responded to the 1000 block tralia man to appear in court on • At 5:28 p.m. Friday, two Trespassed of Belmont Avenue and arrested suspicion of fourth-degree as- male subjects were spotted pull- Vehicle Prowl Sean A. Penn, 33, of Oakville on sault — domestic violence after ing down their pants in front • At 10:56 a.m. Sunday, po- suspicion of driving on a sus- he allegedly shoved a woman to of a store in the 1500 block of lice were requested in the 1200 • At 10:47 a.m. Friday, a ve- pended license and on a Cheha- the ground. The man fled the Northwest Louisiana Avenue. block of South Market Boule- hicle prowl was reported in the scene before police got there. vard to trespass a man who was 1100 block of Roosevelt Avenue. lis Municipal Court warrant. Police Cite Assault Suspect urinating on a wall, and appear- Someone stole a car stereo. ing to be under the influence. Assault Suspects Booked Suspect Referred on Drug • At 6:13 p.m. Friday, police Charge Vehicle Prowl Suspect Arrested • At 8:45 p.m. Friday, police responded to the 300 block of Graffiti Reported responded to the 500 block of • At 12:25 p.m. Sunday, po- Southwest Eighth Street and ar- • At 12:34 p.m. Friday, police rested and released Clayton M. • At 11:11 a.m. Sunday, graf- responded to the 200 block of East Main Street and arrested lice responded to the 900 block Darren L. Fullerton, 52, of Cen- of South Scheuber Road and Bardwell, 34, of Chehalis on sus- fiti was reported in the 400 South Pearl Street and arrested picion of fourth-degree assault. block of North Market Boule- Michael E. Canton, 35, a tran- tralia on suspicion of fourth- later referred a 25-year-old To- degree assault — domestic ledo resident to the prosecutor’s vard. The caller said it happened sient, on suspicion of stealing sometime overnight. items from a vehicle. violence, obstructing a law en- office on suspicion of possession Hit and Run forcement officer and interfer- of a controlled substance. • At 5:12 p.m. Saturday, a hit Obstruction Suspect Booked Juveniles Referred to Prosecutor ing with a healthcare facility. and run was reported in the 100 • At 8:59 p.m. Friday, police Man Booked on Meth Possession block of Southwest Interstate • At 9:21 p.m. Sunday, police for Assault responded to the 1100 block of • At 10:20 p.m. Sunday, po- Avenue. responded to the 600 block of • At 12:54 p.m. Friday, po- Long Road and arrested Saije Southeast Dobson Court and ar- S.J. Heckard, 18, of Centralia on lice responded to the 900 block lice responded to the 800 block of South Scheuber Road and rested Tiernan Pettit, 27, of Che- suspicion of fourth-degree as- Police Requested for Trespasser of Eshom Road and referred as- arrested Ryan M. Whiteeagele- halis on suspicion of obstructing sault — domestic violence. • At 8:05 p.m. Saturday, po- sault charges to the Lewis Coun- Bracero, 29, of Oakville on sus- a public servant. lice were requested in the 700 ty Prosecutor’s Office against an picion of possession of meth. block of Northwest Liberty Place unspecified number of juveniles. Mischief Suspect Booked LEWIS COUNTY JAIL STATISTICS for a trespasser. • At 11:27 p.m. Friday, po- Suspect Booked on Criminal • As of Monday morning, Credit Card Fraud Reported lice responded to the 1300 block Trespass Charge the Lewis County Jail had a to- • At 2:12 p.m. Friday, the of Kulien Avenue and arrested Vehicles Struck with Eggs tal system population of 221 in- fraudulent use of a credit card to Ottoniel Munoz, 27, of Centra- • At 12:21 a.m. Monday, po- • At 12:16 a.m. Sunday, a call- mates, with 190 in general pop- make purchases was reported in lia on suspicion of third-degree lice responded to the 900 block er in the 1600 block of North- ulation, 29 in the work ethic and the 900 block of South Scheuber malicious mischief. of South Scheuber Road and west Louisiana Avenue reported restitution center and two on Road. arrested Alicia L. Wilks, 40, a their vehicle was struck by eggs work release. Of general popula- transient, on suspicion of first- as it was driving past Walgreens. tion inmates, 155 were male and Suspects Referred for Assault, degree criminal trespass. • At 7:46 p.m. Sunday, a call- 35 were female and of WERC Drivers Cited for Flee Police Suspended Licenses er reported that a vehicle had inmates, 25 were male and four • At 6:35 p.m. Saturday, po- CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT been struck with eggs in the 400 were female. A total of 46 in- • At 4:57 p.m. Friday, police lice responded to the 1400 block Suspect Accused of Trying to block of Northeast Adams Av- mates were booked through responded to the 500 block of of Johnson Road and issued a Steal Service Dog enue. contracts outside Lewis County. South Pearl Street and cited a summons for a 37-year-old Cen- ••• 30-year-old Centralia woman tralia man to appear in court • At 3:23 p.m. Friday, some- on suspicion of driving with a on suspicion of fourth-degree one in the 1600 block of North- Police Arrest Trespass Suspect suspended license. assault after a witness said the west Louisiana Avenue tried to • At 9:40 a.m. Sunday, police By The Chronicle Staff News in Brief Fire Destroys Nelson said they were dis- started his meat-cutting career the front seat of a car outside a them about bills before the Leg- patched to the 8300 block of Di- when he was 19. He later formed Sunnyside-area home. islature. The latest count from Longtime Business agonal Road Southeast at 11:44 his own meat-cutting and wrap- Police later arrested a 21-year- the class shows students over- p.m. Saturday. ping company in 1983 with his old Grandview man, Jesse Leonel whelmingly in favor, he said. Johnson's Smokehouse Fire District 6 is not far from wife, Sue, and father, Dale. Lopez-Avalos, in connection Rep. Matt Shea, R-Spokane in East Olympia that location. Still, Nelson said He and his wife later opened with the death. Valley, said the idea has been when they arrived the fire was a retail stall at the Olympia before the Legislature so many By Rolf Boone well under way and flames were Farmers Market, according to times that “it’s like deja vu all The Olympian showing through the roof. The the website. Washington State over again” but he urged the House to pass the bill. Johnson's Smokehouse and Johnson residence, which occu- In 1998, they built a USDA- House Votes for “It’s good for health, it’s good Sausage Kitchen, a longtime pies the same property, was not approved facility for processing Permanent Daylight for commerce. It may actually be business in East Olympia, was damaged, he said. smoked meats and cheeses, web- good for America,” Shea said. destroyed by fire late Saturday Access to the property was a site information shows. Saving Time The bill was the last one to night, according to East Olympia challenge for fire crews, he said. Johnson could not be reached By Jim Camden come up on an unusual Saturday Fire District 6. Nelson described the building as Sunday. session of the Legislature, although A total of eight fire depart- "really compartmentalized," so The Spokesman-Review it wasn’t originally on the list of ments responded to the blaze, crews fought the fire defensively. Yakima Police: Dead If some legislators have their legislation to debate. After Riccelli said Mark Nelson, assistant fire He said Johnson's had been in way, time could be running out collected a letter asking for a vote chief of Fire District 6. His crews the area a long time. Man Found at Race on the need to switch Washington signed by 56 legislators, House "It's a huge loss for the com- were still on scene Sunday morn- Street Home a clocks for daylight saving time. leaders added it to their final list. munity," Nelson said. ing. No residents or fire person- Less than 12 hours before In a sign lawmakers were nel were injured, he said. A cause According to the Smokehouse Homicide Victim the official “spring forward,” the done with the weightier topics has yet to be determined. website, owner Ron Johnson By Donald W. Meyers House approved Saturday a bill for the day, Rep. Drew MacEwen, that proposes to keep the state on Yakima Herald-Republic R-Union, proposed a facetious daylight time year-round. amendment to add a provision Yakima police detectives are Rep. Marcus Riccelli, the that clocks east of the Cascades investigating the city's first ho- bill’s sponsor, said studies show would be set 15 minutes ahead of The Books of Lewis County micide of the year. an increase in traffic collisions those to the west, “to ensure the Officers were called to 604 and some medical problems like Cougs are always ahead.” Available now! Race St. around 5:30 p.m. Fri- strokes after the semi-annual After the last line of the A Simple Song day and found a dead man in time changes. amendment — “Go Cougs” — by Russ Mohney his mid-20s, said Capt. Jay Seely. “We’re on daylight saving time was read by the clerk, MacEwen While the cause of death has not eight months of the year already,” asked the amendment be with- been determined, Seely said it Riccelli said. California, Oregon drawn. was clearly a homicide. and Idaho all have movements The Senate has a similar bill Detectives are continuing to to stay on daylight saving time which could come up as early $ 99 process the scene and are seek- year-round, he added. as Monday, when the effects of 28ea ing the man's identity so family “The interest is there,” he said, an hour less sleep from Sunday $ 99 + Tax members can be notified, Seely including in Celeste Simone’s morning’s time change are still 12 ea + Tax said. third-grade class at Prairie View fresh on legislators minds. If it Our Hometowns Volume 1-3 The county's first homicide of Elementary School in the Mead passes, lawmakers would have 2019 occurred early Thursday. School District, where students a chance to work out a compro- Yakima County Sheriff's have followed the progress of the mise before the end of the ses- deputies found a man dead in bill ever since he visited to talk to sion on April 28. Book $ 95 Only 12 ea Death Notices $ 99 + Tax + Tax 9 ea • ROBERT McLEAN, 83, Centralia, died tist Church. Arrangements are under Morton Hospital. Services are pending DVD Tuesday, March 5, at Prestige Post-Acute the care of Cattermole Funeral Home, at this time. Arrangements are under and Rehabilitation Center, Centralia. Winlock. Only the care of Cattermole Funeral Home, $ 99 + Tax Service details are pending. Arrange- • JUNE E. PERKINS, 55, Salkum, died Fri- Winlock. 3ea ment are under the care of Cattermole day, March 8, at her home. A memorial The Flood Funeral Home, Winlock. service will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday, of 2007 DVD & • ROBERT M. HOOD, 81, Randle, died March 16, at Kingdom Hall Of Jehovah’s Corrections Book & Book Combo Tales from Saturday’s Child Thursday, Feb. 14, at St John Medical Witnesses-Winlock. Arrangements are $ 98 by Gordon Aadland Center, Longview. A celebration of life under the care of Cattermole Funeral ••• DVD + Tax

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Boeing 737 MAX 8 in just over About 900 million voters The cocaine, found on Feb. four months, after the crash of will elect 543 lawmakers to the 28, was in 60 burlap bundles Lion Air flight 610 in Indonesia lower house of parliament, the hidden on two pallets in a Oct. 29, which killed 189 passen- chief election commissioner container that otherwise had gers and crew. Sunil Arora said. Counting will a shipment of dried fruit, of- Sunday's crash will draw in- take place on May 23 and re- ficials said. A law enforcement tense scrutiny for any link with sults are likely to be announced source said the container origi- the previous one because two that day. nated at the port of Buenaven- crashes of such a new model are The prime minister’s popu- tura, Colombia. unusual. larity has waned over rising “This is a significant seizure, The MAX, a new version of concerns about lack of job cre- in fact it is the largest cocaine the 737, entered service in May ation and rural distress. seizure at the Port of New York/ 2017 and more than 350 are fly- Meanwhile, the main oppo- Newark since May 1994,” said ing worldwide. Tribune News Services sition Congress party — led by Troy Miller, director of New John Cox, founder and CEO A man checks the wreckage of the airplane of Ethiopian Airlines, which crashed Rahul Gandhi — is gaining lost York Field Operations for the of Safety Operating Systems, an earlier near Bishoftu city, about 45 kilometers southeast of Addis Ababa on ground and electoral momen- Drug Enforcement Adminis- aviation safety consultancy, said Sunday, March 10. All 149 passengers and eight crew members aboard ET 302, tum after taking power from tration. It was the second-larg- that although photos from the bound for Nairobi, Kenya, are confirmed killed. Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party est cocaine seizure at the Port site indicate that the plane hit in three states in December. of New York/Newark, federal the earth very hard with de- Voting in India does not authorities said. "he had difficulty and wanted able, corrected for atmospheric struction of the airframe, the to return," Gebremariam said. pressure, showed the plane take place on a single day. Be- The cocaine was discovered flight data recorders should be cause of the daunting logistics during a container inspection He was given permission to re- about 24 miles east of Addis retrieved quickly. turn to the airport, but the jet Ababa flying at 9,027 feet above of overseeing the world’s largest by the DEA, U.S. Customs and "They need to. Being a new electorate — stretching from Border Protection, the Coast crashed at 8:44 a.m. sea level, or less than 1,000 feet airplane and with the tragedy The pilot in command was above the terrain at that point. the Himalayas in the north to Guard, Homeland Security In- in Indonesia a few months ago, tropical jungles — the voting vestigations, the New York City a senior pilot with more than It's unclear if the unusual dip they need to find out if there is 8,000 flying hours, he said. in altitude before the crash is is stretched out over several Police Department and the a connection or not," Cox said. weeks. New York State Police. Preliminary investigation the result of a relatively normal "There's a sense of urgency." into the Lion Air crash es- flight transition, such as if the Elections will take place in Cox said it's premature to tablished that a faulty sensor pilot was manually flying the seven phases — April 11, 18, 23 Trump Plan Postpones think of grounding the 737 triggered a new flight control plane and momentarily got busy and 29 and May 6, 12 and 19, MAX fleet. system on the MAX — called and was distracted, or evidence Arora announced in New Delhi Balanced Budget "We don't know anything MCAS (Maneuvering Charac- of some technical problem. Sunday. Despite Deep yet. We don't have close to suf- teristics Augmentation System) Because of the Lion Air ficient information to consider — that repeatedly pushed the crash, there will be an immedi- Iraq’s New War Against Spending Cuts grounding the planes," he said. nose of the airplane down. ate focus on whether the MCAS "That would create economic system could have been activat- Islamic State: Halting Tribune News Service In response, Boeing sent out pressure on a number of the notification to all pilots world- ed on the Ethiopian flight. President Donald Trump airlines that's unjustified at this wide warning them of that possi- The Lion Air flight data the Group’s Budding will propose a U.S. budget that point. We have to be patient and bility, and provided instructions showed that airplane repeat- Rural Resurgence wouldn’t balance for 15 years, let the investigators do their job. about how to handle the plane edly losing and then regaining even assuming stronger eco- They know the urgency." safely if it were to happen again. altitude for 12 minutes before Tribune News Service nomic growth than private At a news conference, Ethio- Bole International Airport in the final dive into the sea, as the It was after dark Wednesday forecasters expect and with pian Airlines CEO Tewolde Addis Ababa is at high altitude, pilots struggled to pull the nose when three buses pulled out of deep domestic spending cuts Gebremariam, who had just 7,625 feet above sea level, and the up each time MCAS pushed it Mosul and headed southeast that have little chance of pass- visited the crash site, called it terrain nearby is mountainous. down. on a desolate desert road. The ing Congress. a "very sad and tragic day." He Flight tracking company But MCAS cannot activate passengers were government- Trump’s budget blueprint, to said the plane on recent flights Flightradar24, using informa- until the pilot has gained alti- backed paramilitary fighters. be released Monday, asks law- had flown to Johannesburg, tion transmitted from the air- tude and retracted the flaps that The city lights were well makers to slash funding for most South Africa, and back, return- plane, tracked Ethiopian flight give the wings extra lift for take- behind them when the convoy federal government agencies ing to Addis Ababa about 6 302 for three minutes. How- off. It’s not clear at this time came under attack. By the time while boosting defense spend- a.m. Sunday morning. He said ever, coverage at low altitudes what phase of flight the Ethio- the shooting stopped, six para- ing and setting aside $8.6 billion neither the pilots on that flight in the area is limited because of pian plane had reached and military members were dead for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico nor ground maintenance staff the terrain and the data on the whether the flaps were retracted. and 31 wounded. border, according to a White reported any issues. last minutes is not immediately Ethiopian Airlines has a Iraqi authorities quickly House preview. The plan faces "The routine maintenance available. very modern fleet. However, the identified the culprit: Islamic certain rejection by Democrats check didn't reveal any problem," The Flightradar24 data that airline had a 737 crash in 2010, State. now in control of the U.S. House Gebremariam said. "It's a brand is available shows a fluctuation when a flight from Lebanon to The attack, one of the dead- and will kick off a new political new airplane, well maintained." in altitude, with the jet climb- Addis Ababa crashed shortly liest since Iraq declared mili- battle over spending priorities. The jet had "flown for more ing to 8,000 feet above sea level, after take-off and killed all 90 tary victory over the extremist Russ Vought, acting direc- than 1,200 hours," he said. "It then sinking to 7,700, and then people aboard. group in December 2017, was tor of the White House Office was a very clean airplane." climbing again to 8,600. These The investigation into that the clearest sign yet that the of Management and Budget, After about three hours on figures have to be corrected for crash blamed the pilots for “mis- war isn’t over. said in a statement the proposal the ground, the fatal flight to local air pressure. management of the aircraft’s It has merely shifted to a “embodies fiscal responsibility” Nairobi took off at 8:38 a.m. lo- The Aviation Herald, a web- speed, altitude, headings and new phase: Islamic State is try- and “shows that we can return cal time. site that tracks information on attitude through inconsistent ing to mount a comeback, and to fiscal sanity without halting The pilot radioed air traffic airline accidents, reported that flight control inputs resulting in the Iraqi military is trying to our economic resurgence.” control soon after, saying that the last transponder data avail- loss of control.” root out sympathizers and However, Trump’s plan sleeper cells still embedded would prolong federal deficits, in the extensive territory the with the administration esti- N. Korea, Mixing Pleas and Provocation, Asks group once controlled. mating it would put the U.S. By many accounts, the gov- on track for a balanced budget for Food Aid While Hinting at Rocket Launch ernment is failing to contain a by 2034. That 15-year timeline budding insurgency, the sort of breaks with Republican ortho- resilient, underground enemy doxy, as GOP lawmakers have By Victoria Kim “This is part of, at the very a facility near Pyongyang that least, framing sanctions in a has previously been used to that has outlived governments pushed to eliminate the federal Los Angeles Times around the world. deficit within 10 years. different way than most of the produce intercontinental ballis- Kim Jong Un went into his world knows of them,” said Ben- tic missiles, indicating a launch Stripped of its territory — A major factor in the longer summit with President Donald which once encompassed a timeline: declining revenue from jamin Katzeff Silberstein, co-ed- vehicle may have been loaded Trump with one objective: relief itor of the website North Korean onto a train to be transferred to third of both Iraq and Syria corporate income taxes. The from international sanctions — Islamic State has reverted fiscal stimulus package Trump Economy Watch and associate Sohae for a possible launch. crippling North Korea’s econo- to its roots, using small, self- used to help juice the economy scholar with the Philadelphia- “The challenge is that both my. based Foreign Policy Research space launch vehicles and contained teams of operatives in 2018 included large tax cuts for to conduct small-scale attacks corporations that will add $1.9 Having come away from the Institute. “To say that ‘Hey, it’s ICBMs are there — we can’t tell Hanoi summit empty-handed, not just that we can’t export and what is being loaded into ve- and assassinations and rebuild trillion to the deficit in the de- its smuggling and ransom op- cade through 2028, according to North Korea is now inching to- import missile parts, it’s also hicles,” said Melissa Hanham, ward provocation and simulta- causing our people to starve.’” a nuclear expert at the One erations. the Congressional Budget Office. “We’re not talking about the neously tugging at heartstrings. For the moment, much Earth Future Foundation. “I Now, the White House is networks they used to have. On one hand, satellite im- of Washington’s attention is don’t think anyone should freak asking Congress to make $2.7 Now it’s cells of five or six peo- ages have detected activity at trained on the potential provo- out. There will be many more trillion in cuts by paring dis- ple,” said Shamkhi Mansour, a launch facility and a missile cation. clues before there is any kind of cretionary domestic spending a colonel in the intelligence some 5 percent below fiscal manufacturing complex — sites Commercial satellite im- launch.” North Korea knows full well are branch of Iraq’s Counter-Ter- 2019 budget caps, even as the ages from immediately before Hanham said in all likeli- rorism Service. Trump administration seeks to being closely watched — signal- and after the summit in Hanoi, hood, North Korea will launch ing the country may be gearing Iraqi military officials, se- hike spending on its national Vietnam, signal North Korea is a space rocket rather than test a curity experts and the U.S. defense priorities. up for a rocket launch. taking steps to launch a rocket, missile, because Sohae has only At the same time, through government said that Iraq has It’s unlikely Congress will analysts said. been used for space launches failed to develop the exten- the United Nations, North Ko- acquiesce. Lawmakers have Satellite images from last and every ICBM launch has sive intelligence network that rea is pleading that it is facing previously rebuffed Trump’s week showed North Korea had come from a mobile launcher. would offer the best chance of calls to cut funding for federal a food shortage after a year of completed rebuilding the key Even so, the timing would send rooting out the militants. environmental and transporta- poor harvests and its people components of a vertical engine a message, she said. “We had a victory in that tion programs — just as they ig- may soon go hungry. test stand and launch pad at So- “You don’t have to do a space we kicked out Daesh from cit- nored many of President Barack The United Nations last week hae Satellite Launching Station, launch right now. North Ko- ies, but we’ve failed in pursuing Obama’s spending priorities. And said that harvests in North Ko- also known as Tongchang-ri, ac- rea is being a little provocative,” them in the rural areas and fer- they’ve already resisted Trump’s rea were down 9 percent in 2018, cording to analysts at the Wash- Hanham said. reting them out,” said Hisham signature push to spend more the lowest yield in a decade, and ington-based Center for Strate- The U.S. has always consid- Hashimi, a counterterrorism money building a wall along the that 3.8 million people — 1 out gic and International Studies. ered space launches by North adviser to the government, us- U.S.-Mexico border, prompting a of 7 North Koreans — were ur- South Korean intelligence Korea problematic because it ing a derisive Arabic acronym 35-day federal government shut- gently in need of “life-saving agencies and U.S. analysts also uses the same technology as for Islamic State. down that ended in January. aid.” spotted activity at Sanumdong, long-range missiles. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12

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 Do We Help the People Most Likely to Recover or Those Who Need Us the Most? By The Olympian Editorial Board Our Views wrenching debate about the are most likely to cause prob- neighbors. And it makes sense Last Tuesday, the city of choices the city is making about lems on downtown streets, and to choose and fund partners like Olympia evicted somewhere meets the requirement for try- who gets into the tiny house the most likely to use the expen- the Union Gospel Mission and between 40 and 60 people who ing: It has established a down- village. The city’s policy choice sive emergency services of police, the Salvation Army that have lived in an unmanaged camp on town camp with orderly rows of is to go outside the established jails and emergency rooms. They broad public support. the corner of State and Frank- tents that is being managed by central intake system for hous- are also the most likely to be But those policies fly in the lin. The city’s decision to clear the Union Gospel Mission, and ing people who are homeless, victims of crime, and the most face of established state and fed- the camp came in the wake opened a transitional tiny house and serve the higher functioning likely to die on the street. eral policies, which require the of a modification of an earlier village. It also has helped fund people who are likely to enroll The city’s strategy has a opposite. Over the past few years, federal court decision that re- the Salvation Army shelter’s in job training or other services, compelling logic: It makes sense projects funded by the state quired cities to allow homeless expansion, and its move toward and to make the transition into to help people before they sink and federal government have people to camp on public prop- providing a day center. mainstream housing. further into the despair and required that the most vulner- able — that is, the people most erty when there weren’t enough But while downtown busi- This strategy leaves behind chaos of chronic homelessness. at risk of dying on the street – be shelter beds for them. The nesses and their patrons will be the people with the most severe It makes sense to invest scarce given top priority for housing. modification says it’s OK to evict pleased to see the unsightly and challenges — the people with resources in people who are And it has generally required use campers if the city is trying to chaotic camp closed, advocates various combinations of active the most likely to become pro- of a “housing first” model. This provide shelter beds and offering for homeless people are divided. addictions, acute and untreated ductive, tax-paying citizens. It means taking people as they are, assistance to the people they are The camp is gone, but the people mental illness, and chronic makes sense to house the lowest- with no requirement that they evicting. are not. disabilities or health problems. risk people in a tiny house vil- The city of Olympia certainly There is an important and These include the people who lage that is close to sensitive please see VIEWS, page Main 12 COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Bearcats Robotics Rank 16th in Region After Weekend Competition

As I watched homemade ro- (Jan. 5 this year) to build a robot bots scurry around the playing within six weeks that can play a field, picking up orange balls field game. Each year the game and attaching “hatches” to the changes. Teams, working within sides of rockets and cargo ships a set budget, can add other parts Saturday, I realized we’re mov- to their robots, which can weigh ing fast into the fanciful world up to 125 pounds. of the Jetsons. At the competitions, they I treated myself at Christ- work together with teams from mas to a little robotic vacuum, other schools in alliances, which envisioning magically cleaned pay off during finals rounds. carpets and days of leisure. The top eight teams pick one Unfortunately, team they want to work with, the little bug- and that team picks the third ger scarcely member of the alliance. skimmed the “That’s why scouting and surface dirt, but forming relationships with other we laughed a teams is so important,” said lot as the cats April Conaway, a Bearcats men- Letters skittered under tor. “The teams look for robots the chairs or that work well with theirs.” jumped onto By Julie McDonald Last year, during the 29th Chehalis River Dam and litigation, the water level They offer this as a servile the windowsill. year of FIRST competitions, at Harrison Avenue would be defense of Trump, who lies But Rosie the Robot, the more than 91,000 students from Project Deeply Flawed reduced by less than 3 feet in as naturally as most people space-age cartoon family’s dem- 27 countries participated, as- Over 11 years ago, the per- a similar flood to that of 2007. breathe. Like a triple chocolate onstrator model from U-Rent a sisted by 25,000 mentors. fect storm hit Lewis County Remembering that Interstate 5 dessert, the irony is almost too Maid, won’t be far from reality This year students competed with winds over 140 mph re- was under 7 feet of water, per- rich to digest. based on the creative maneuvers in the Boeing Co.’s Destination: corded at Hoquiam and dump- haps for some it’s comforting to Hopefully Trump’s ardent of the robots darting around Deep Space, which takes place ing more than 20 inches of know it will only be under 4 feet supporters in Lewis County the field set up in the Auburn on plant Primus, where two water in a very short period of of water. Regardless, I-5 will paid close attention to Cohen’s Mountainview High School competing alliances are col- time. Known as the “Pineapple still be shut down. testimony about Trump’s cus- gym during the Pacific North- lecting samples, interrupted by Express,” it broke at least three The pursuit of constructing tom of stiffing small business west District FIRST Robotics frequent sandstorms. With only debris dams in the Willapa this dam makes as much sense owners and laborers. He has Competition. two minutes and 30 seconds Hills above Pe Ell, sending an as not giving farmers a permit a long and well-known repu- We’ve all heard about the until liftoff, robots had to gather 18-foot wall of water down the to build their own critter pad, tation for this. The only new importance of STEM — science, cargo pods and prepare the Chehalis River, destroying ev- only to later build them using light shed by Michael Cohen is technology, engineering and ships for takeoff before the next erything in its path. our tax money. that we learned just how much math — and I saw those skills in sandstorm. Most of you know about the The idea of building a dam pleasure Trump took in doing above Pe Ell started out with action as high school students Especially in the final carnage that was left behind, this. some appeal. Hydroelectric to from Centralia and Chehalis rounds, the alliances form de- and a few of us will never forget Most troubling, but not fensive strategies to keep the offset the cost was a good idea. competed with teams from 36 it as we were personally affect- surprising, of Cohen’s asser- other schools in alliances that other alliance’s robots from ed. My wife and I suffered the After the Lewis County Public scoring points. Utility District completed its tions was the statement that changed with every match. loss of our family business. Like “Given my experience working After two days and 94 match- The Bearcat Robotics team many others who have never study in 2009 it proved out to has 11 students and seven men- be cost efficient. for Mr. Trump, I fear that if he es, the Bearcats Robotics 4060, been flooded before, we had loses the election in 2020 there selected for an alliance in the tors, including teachers Emily no reason to think we needed The next plan was to turn Jordan and Randy Smith. The Pe Ell into a recreation center. will never be a peaceful transi- final rounds that won first place flood insurance. tion of power.” in the district event, ranked 16th drive team is Chase Conaway, I know of homes and busi- Water skiing, fishing and camp- Alexander Eades, Shelby John- ing sounded like a good idea No doubt Trump would out of 151 teams in Washington, nesses that had over 12 feet of claim “massive voter fraud” Oregon, and Alaska, although son and Konrad Duncan. The water in their structures. It was and would bolster the economy. other students serve as pit crew, That had some merit, but it’s no (he laid the groundwork for about 40 of those haven’t played a bitter time in Lewis, Thurston that in 2016), declare anoth- at all yet. Centralia’s robotics programmer, and scouts. and Grays Harbor counties. At longer on the table. er “ national emergency” and team, Organized Chaos, which “The team is young, with least four people lost their lives So now they want to build a probably follow that up by de- is only in its second year, wasn’t only one senior,” April Conaway as well as the death of count- structure that is a dam 0.1 per- picked for the final rounds and said. “It’s such an amazing feel- less numbers of animals. I re- cent of the time and a bridge the claring martial law (he is the ranked 95th. But this was only ing to see all of their hard work, member that next Tuesday the rest of the time. Sounds like this commander-in-chief) to quell the beginning as more events long hours, and perseverance filtered sunshine brought us a bridge will be crossing some any” lawless” protests. It is the are scheduled this spring to see pay off with a first-place win. beautiful rainbow, and with an troubled water as well. Perhaps historically well-worn pathway which teams qualify for region- Robotics is such a roller coaster army of volunteers we were able this would be a good time to to dictatorship. of emotions, but whether they’re als. to rebuild our communities. give up on this dam idea. If banana Republicans then running consistently and win- The Chehalis robotics team I thank those who have continue their groveling de- ning or having to troubleshoot Bob Bozarth has competed in the world worked very hard on flood mit- fense of Trump they should and make repairs, they’re always Chehalis championship FIRST Robotics igation projects over the years, know that history will recog- learning.” competition — with FIRST an and I add that they have done nize them as aiding and abet- Her son, Chase, the only se- acronym: For Inspiration and some good work. However I ting the establishment of a des- nior, has participated four years. Michael Cohen’s Recognition of Science and can’t wrap my arms around the pot and eventually they would He described the competition as idea of building a dam. The cost Testimony Troubling be tried on the same charge of Technology — three times, in “very fun and challenging.” 2014 and 2016 in St. Louis, Mis- versus benefit is hard for me to So House Republicans treason as their “fake presi- “Our first couple of matches justify. claim that Donald Trump’s dent.” souri, and in 2017 in Houston, were shaky, but once we got Numbers that have been former lawyer Michael Cohen Impeachment would be Texas. ironed out, we did really well,” thrown around range from lacks credibility because he is Under the FIRST program, he said. “Robotics teaches you moot. Treason is a capital $500 million and up. Assum- a witness who was convicted of high school students and their so much, especially about engi- crime. ing that the dam gets built, af- lying to Congress in the past. mentors across the world receive neering but also about humble- a common set of rules and stan- ter who knows how many more They called him a “fake wit- Marty Ansley dard “kit of parts” the same day please see MCDONALD, page Main 12 studies, bureaucratic red tape ness.” Cinebar

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Amazon employee-share- society is increasingly blurry,” The Seattle-based global holders who submitted a pro- Nooyi writes. “With the rise of commerce and technology giant posal in December related to cli- digital savvy nongovernmental was pushed past ExxonMobil mate change welcomed a recent organizations, every perceived and Chevron in 2019, receiving company announcement setting infraction, anywhere in the sup- the most shareholder resolutions a goal of “net zero” carbon emis- ply chain, can become a major focused on corporate environ- sions from half of Amazon ship- business issue.” mental, social and governance ments by 2030. In mid-February, Amazon issues. “It’s certainly encouraging posted a handful of job listings That was by design. Mem- to see them take this step,” said that suggest it is scaling up its bers of the Interfaith Center on Weston Fribley, an Amazon soft- social-responsibility efforts, par- Corporate Responsibility (ICCR) ware engineer who joined in fil- ticularly in relation to the rights — a coalition including religious ing the resolution, which calls of workers in its supply chain. institutional investors, environ- for a public report on how Ama- The company already has a mental nonprofits, labor groups Rebekah Welch / The Seattle Times zon plans to handle disruptions detailed supplier code of con- and social-purpose asset man- from climate change and how duct. While Amazon is hiring agers — began organizing a co- A group of Amazon employees who have submitted a shareholder proposal urg- ing the company to disclose its climate-change plans stand in front of the Ama- the company is cutting its de- in many areas as it continues ordinated campaign last spring pendence on fossil fuels. “That’s its rapid growth, one post, for a to concentrate their efforts on zon spheres. Their proposal is one of 15 submitted by activist investors, including members of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility. something that I think is incred- social responsibility program Amazon, in part through the ibly important to the long-term manager, lists job responsibili- shareholder-proposal process, a ties including “evaluating and ied in the proposals — about the doing to try to keep hate-related value of the company,” he added. way owners of stock in publicly In announcing the “Ship- implementing major changes to traded companies can have a purpose and responsibilities of a items from showing up on your Amazon’s [social responsibility] corporation in the 21st century. website. You can talk about that ment Zero” program, Dave Clark, voice in their management. Amazon senior vice president standards and scorecard, as we Shareholders affiliated with “Given the sheer size of com- stuff.” ingest new data sources (indus- panies like Amazon and others Herbert said many other pub- of worldwide operations, said the coalition submitted 10 resolu- the company plans to share its try association audits, worker tions asking Amazon to report on with leadership positions and lic companies take more time to surveys) to better detect risks in far-reaching supply chains, it is engage with shareholders bring- “companywide carbon footprint, its efforts to address hate speech, along with related goals and pro- Amazon’s growing supply chain.” the impact of its operations on critical these companies use their ing forward ideas for improve- influence to inspire improved ment, collaborating with activist grams, later this year.” He said communities and human rights, in a blog post that the company Looking at the Long Term its effect on climate-change and performance that will benefit shareholders and using the re- both the environment and com- sources and expertise they often has spent the last two years de- The shareholders affiliated greenhouse gas reduction plans. veloping “an advanced scientific They also asked Amazon to munities,” said Josh Zinner, CEO bring to discussions, he said. with the interfaith coalition are model” of its carbon footprint study and potentially limit sales of the ICCR, which began in 1971 Twenty years ago, for in- a specific kind of corporate critic, and is providing its business of facial-recognition technology with a campaign led by religious stance, Walmart was similarly working within the system to teams with ways to reduce their to governments and link execu- groups to encourage companies targeted by activist investors, make improvements to compa- carbon use. Existing efforts in- tive pay to company performance to divest from South Africa in and over time the company be- ny and industry operations and clude purchasing and producing on diversity and sustainability, protest of apartheid. came receptive to conversations practices. These activist inves- renewable energy to power its fa- among other things. The strategy targeting Ama- with shareholders. Now Walmart tors believe companies that op- cilities, improving efficiency and Other shareholders, includ- zon began at a meeting last holds a daylong meeting each erate with high regard for their reducing waste, particularly in ing a group of Amazon employ- spring in New York City after year between the members of the employees, communities and the packaging for shipment. ees pushing the company on coalition members shared their Interfaith Center on Corporate environment reduce their risks climate change, submitted five frustrations in attempting to en- Responsibility and top manage- The employee-shareholders and provide a better long-term more proposals. gage with Amazon’s leaders on ment, including the CEO, in have not withdrawn their pro- financial return for shareholders. A back-and-forth process the environmental, social and Bentonville, Arkansas, and con- posal, Fribley said, nor has Am- That long-term view, how- between the company and the corporate governance issues they ducts multiple conference calls azon challenged it. They await ever, often comes in conflict with activist shareholders, mediated champion. The coalition sees a with them on a range of environ- the Amazon board of directors’ the decisions of managers look- by the Securities and Exchange vote on a shareholder resolution mental, social and governance is- recommendation to sharehold- ing ahead to the next quarterly Commission, determines how at a company’s annual meeting sues, according to the Rev. David ers on the resolution, which will earnings report and the constant many of the resolutions will ac- as a “last resort” when its private Schilling, an interfaith coalition appear in the company’s proxy need to beat Wall Street profit tually come up for a vote at Ama- discussions with a company have senior program director who has filing expected next month. expectations. zon’s annual meeting this spring. failed to convince leaders of the co-led the organization’s work The composition of Ama- Amazon founder and CEO Amazon has challenged at least wisdom and long-term value of with the company. zon’s board itself is also changing. Jeff Bezos also espouses a long- eight of the resolutions, as many their ideas. “It’s very substantive engage- Amazon’s newest directors term view, and has shown a will- companies do. Although votes “We came to realize that no- ment,” Herbert said. are former PepsiCo chairman ingness to operate the company on shareholder resolutions are body was receiving substantive and CEO Indra Nooyi and Star- on slim profit margins in order bucks Chief Operating Officer typically nonbinding, they do interactions with the company,” Stepped Up Efforts to invest in new opportunities bring attention to issues and put said Bruce Herbert, CEO of Seat- Rosalind Brewer, bringing the years down the road. a company’s ownership on the tle-based investment firm New- Amazon declined to com- number of women on the 11-per- His vaunted leadership record. ground Social Investment and a ment on the number of propos- son board to five. principles center on customers, longtime coalition member and als it received or its interactions Nooyi appears on the cover ownership, learning, judgment past board member. with the shareholders submitting of the latest issue of Directors & and innovation, but make no The Pinnacle of Capitalism Proponents of many of the them. Boards magazine urging corpo- mention of the broader societal The number and breadth of proposals had 30-minute meet- A spokesperson said the com- rate leaders to balance profit and values sought by the likes of the Amazon shareholder propos- ings or phone calls with Ama- pany follows a code of conduct purpose. Interfaith Center on Corporate als underscores the company’s zon representatives in January, that governs how it runs its busi- She quotes economist Milton Responsibility members. growing size and impact as its though some received no re- ness and the use of its products, Friedman, the ardent advocate Herbert, the investment firm multifaceted businesses reach sponse at all, Herbert said. The and pointed to Amazon’s various for the corporation as profit- CEO and coalition member, further into many aspects of meetings often were with people efforts to improve workplace di- maximizer above all else, a view compared shareholder attention modern life. Exxon and Chev- who didn’t seem to have author- versity, reduce hunger and home- that has long held sway in corpo- to Amazon and other big compa- ron still get plenty of attention, ity to make changes and could lessness, and prepare young rate America. Friedman, Nooyi nies to changing the course of an receiving eight and nine resolu- provide little information beyond people from underrepresented notes, wrote in 1970 that the idea ocean liner. tions backed by the Interfaith previous company statements. communities for computer sci- of a business with a “‘social con- “One bump isn’t going to do Center on Corporate Responsi- While there are strict limits ence careers. science’ is tantamount to ‘pure it. You have to have consistent bility this year, respectively. But on what public companies can Even as the organized strat- and unadulterated socialism.'” applied pressure to gradually Amazon’s position at the top of disclose privately, Herbert said egy of the Interfaith Center on That view is incomplete and change,” he said. “But because modern consumer- and internet- they don’t include topics such as Corporate Responsibility takes inadequate for the modern world, [the companies are] so big, that driven capitalism make it a proxy “how you evaluate sustainability shape, there are a handful of Nooyi writes, arguing that com- change of trajectory leads to im- for the larger debate — embod- in a supply chain or what you’re signs at Amazon so far in 2019 panies must “work toward mak- mensely better outcomes.” Scientists See Improving Ocean Conditions Off West Coast By Lynda V. Mapes and Atmospheric Administra- heat wave without modern prec- this year, that won't help killer for whales such as J17, a matriarch The Seattle Times tion's Northwest Fisheries Sci- edent, began forming off the whales already looking thin this of her clan already so thin she ence Center of Seattle, in a con- West Coast in late 2014 and over season. That is because fish re- is not predicted to last the year. Ocean conditions are im- ference call with reporters. the next several years killed an turning to Washington waters That is particularly concerning proving for salmon entering the Conditions for salmon abun- uncounted number of animals are still straggling back from the because she helps provision two ocean this year, several years af- dance in general, while improv- as marine food webs were de- poor years of ocean conditions generations of her family by shar- ter The Blob, an unusually warm ing, are still mixed, and the out- pleted. It was the most extreme from The Blob. Returns of some ing food and leading them to fish, water event that began forming look guarded. event in at least 20 years in terms runs to the Columbia River are particularly in poor years. in 2014, scientists announced Salmon begin their life in of disruption of the ocean food forecast in 2019 to be at about "We don't know what is going Friday. freshwater but must fatten and chain, formation of harmful al- half of their 10-year average. to happen if we lose J17, we lose Research surveys in 2018 grow at sea before returning to gal blooms and deaths of species. The 4-year-old chinook that her knowledge and experience," confirmed tiny animals that their natal streams. Conditions The heat wave also brought southern residents particularly said Michael Weiss, a Ph.D. can- stoke the food chain were nice in the sea greatly affect how animals to coastal waters not target are forecast to be scarce didate at the University of Exeter and fatty. Anchovies, an impor- many salmon come back for fish- usually seen, including pompano, nearly everywhere across the in the U.K. and a field biolo- tant forage fish, were increasing ermen and killer whales alike. a tropical species, and pyrosomes, whales' vast migratory range gist with the Center for Whale in number. Sea lion pups were Lack of food is the single also called sea pickles. Those from Washington waters into Research who is studying the numerous and growing well, and biggest threat to the survival of creatures of warm water arrived B.C. whales' prey sharing and other fish-eating sea birds going strong. endangered southern resident off the Oregon and Washing- It's going to be a tough time social dynamics. However, subsurface sea killer whales that frequent Puget ton coast in such numbers they temperatures were still warmer Sound. fouled fishing gear, and startled than average in some areas. 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By Alex Brown [email protected] Thirteen years after she made the ultimate sacrifice for her country in Iraq, Re- gina Clark is set to be honored in her hometown with the re- naming of the state Route 507 bridge over the Skookumchuck River. Clark, a Centralia resident and employee of Fuller’s Shop’n Kart, was killed in 2005 by a roadside bomb while serving as a naval reservist. “I think it’s important for us to remember that freedom’s not free, and people go and de- fend our freedoms and that’s why we have the freedoms we do,” said state Rep. Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama, who sponsored the bridge commemoration in the Legislature at the request of constituents. “I thought it was a fitting tribute to Ms. Clark.” Orcutt’s bill, designating the structure as the Regina Clark Memorial Bridge, passed the House unanimously last week and is likely to meet little oppo- sition in the Senate. County commissioner Edna Fund said Centralia res- idents had been hoping to see Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] Clark honored for some time. The state Route 507 bridge over the Skookumchuck River in Centralia will be renamed in honor of Regina Clark, who was killed in Iraq in 2005. “There was a group of citi- zens in Centralia that wanted 1st Class. She became the first a real interest in people’s lives. Orcutt noted that the lo- be one of the first things they to have some commemora- area casualty in Operation “She was so soft-spoken, cation of the bridge sends an see,” he said. “It’s important tion,” she said. “I appreciate Iraqi Freedom. easy to get along with and just important message to people that we have those daily re- the people in the Legislature In a 2010 Chronicle story, a genuine person,” said Doug minders that people in our working on that bill for us.” Clark’s former coworkers at Smith, who worked with her coming into the area. communities are serving Clark was a Navy Seabee Fuller’s remembered her as a for five years. “It’s gonna be “When they cross the line overseas and putting them- with the rank of Petty Officer dedicated colleague who took hard to forget her.” into Lewis County, that will selves in harm’s way.” Woolsey Fire Devastation Gives 2020 Contender Jay Inslee a Climate-Centered Backdrop

By Melanie Mason The Washington gover- Los Angeles Times nor, who jumped into the 2020 fray this month, is running a Democratic presidential con- single-issue campaign trained tender Jay Inslee on Monday on global warming, and betting toured the scorched remnants of the issue will resonate in Califor- homes destroyed in November’s nia, which has been battered by Woolsey fire, portraying the destructive wildfires, mudslides, devastation as emblematic of the drought and flooding that have risks posed by climate change. been exacerbated by the chang- ing climate. “To think we have homes be- ing routinely now burned to the ground, and not have the pro- Missed tection of the president of the United States — it’s absolutely unacceptable,” Inslee said as he toured the charred detritus of the Seminole Springs mo- Your bile home park in Agoura Hills, where nearly 100 homes were lost in the Woolsey fire. In addition to touting an economic platform centered on clean energy jobs, Inslee laced Paper? into President Donald Trump Mel Melcon/Los Angeles Times/TNS for ignoring scientists’ warnings Gov. Jay Inslee of Washington talks with Marsha Maus, 75, a 15-year resident of Seminole Springs Mobile Home Park in Agou- on the likelihood of increased ra Hills, whose home was destroyed by the Woolsey fire. fires. He also mocked the presi- rising tide with a spoon,” Inslee passage. Some in the party’s left and rusted metal. dent for suggesting California said. flank have advocated doing away “This is a good example, I could prevent fires by raking its with the rule, arguing that pro- suppose, of climate change — forests. He also said he supported eliminating the Senate filibuster, posals such as Medicare for all or the drought situation creating “Trying to stop these forest sweeping climate action would these horrible conditions,” said under which major legislation fires just with raking the leaves be unlikely to pass under current Theresa Cavalleri, a 62-year-old is like trying to turn back the effectively needs 60 votes for practice. account manager whose home of “It is very clear to me that this 22 years was destroyed. The fact is an antebellum, antiquated ves- that Inslee was incorporating her Is Your tige that is not democratic and community into his larger pitch stands in our way and stops cold on climate change, she said, was Roof any meaningful progress on cli- “fabulous.” mate change,” Inslee said. Trevor Neilson, a 46-year- Ready Progress has been slow for old investor, said climate change the Seminole Springs commu- vaulted to the top of his political for Winter? nity, parts of which remain un- priorities after he and his fam- inhabitable four months after ily had to evacuate their Malibu the Woolsey fire ignited on Nov. home during the fire. Their Call 8. Residents showed Inslee the home was spared, but the ordeal wreckage of their former homes, has made Neilson an enthusias- 360-807-7676 navigating around broken glass tic Inslee backer. FALL SPECIAL Full service News in Brief Off 10% roofer serving Counterfeit Bills in with him at the time, according Any Reroofing Job Western to Lt. Jen Kolb. chronline.com Online Guitar Sale Lead About 4:10 p.m. Sunday, the Washington seller and buyer agreed to meet at to Pursuit Olympia Campground and Fuel By Rolf Boone on 83rd Avenue Southwest, south After hours The Olympian of the Olympia Regional Airport. When the seller discovered he A man who wanted to sell his had been paid with counterfeit is taking calls Fender guitar to a buyer he met money, he chased after the sus- through the Offer Up app had a SAFECOVER pect in his vehicle and stopped Tuesday & long Sunday afternoon, accord- ROOFING LLC ing to Tumwater police. him at Armstrong Road South- The man selling the gui- west. Thursday tar learned he had been paid in The victim and suspect got FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED counterfeit bills. out of their vehicles and began ar- 5:00 p.m. Full Service Roofer Serving Western Washington. Tumwater police are now guing. The suspect then reached looking for a rusty, blue, 1980s- into the victim’s car and took his Give Us A Call Today! CH595341rk.dj style pickup with a crew cab. The car keys. The victim then jumped to 7 p.m. suspect is described as a Hispanic into the back of the suspect’s 360-304-8055 pickup and broke out the truck’s [email protected] man who used the name “Rich- CH593657rb.do ard.” There also were two women back window. • Main 11 FROM THE FRONT PAGE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12 Transit

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elected officials to do so unilat- erally. Further inconsistencies within the resolution passed by the BOCC to put a two-tenths of one percent sales tax on the bal- lot to fund LPTBA expansion and the language of the explan- atory statement in the voter’s guide led Eisenberg to conclude the boundaries remained un- changed and the county does not need to take any action to address the confusion. “We would have needed to figure out something about what to do if it had passed, but I don’t know what that would have been,” Eisenberg said. I didn’t look into it too much, because the tax did not pass.” Jackson stepped down from the Twin Transit board Friday after a Twin Transit employee named him in a tort claim. The claim alleges Jackson created

an unsafe work environment Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] by bringing then-general man- Bobby Jackson listens to a discussion during a Twin Transit Meeting at the Lewis County Courthouse Monday afternoon in Chehalis. ager Derrick Wojcik-Damers onto agency property despite had been expanded to the en- a directive for him to work tire county,” Jackson said. “I from home while under inves- tigation for complaints made said (in Winlock) that I wasn’t against him by employees. sure how it would look.” Winlock resident Mark Ob- Twin Transit attorney Ja- tinario, whose complaint to the nean Parker took responsi- state Public Disclosure Com- bility for having advised the mission triggered an ongo- Twin Transit board at a recent ing investigation into whether meeting of the possibility the Twin Transit used public funds boundaries had already been to campaign for the expansion- changed. She concurred with related ballot measure, asked Eisenberg’s analysis of the situ- Jackson to explain why he had ation. been saying the boundary ex- The BOCC did not name a pansion was a done deal. replacement for Jackson to the After correcting parts of Twin Transit board Monday, Obtinario’s statement, Jack- asking instead for Eisenberg son said he had thought Twin to research whether the county Transit could take four years representative on the three- to determine whether or not it person board must be a county wanted to keep those boundar- commissioner. ies expanded. Funding sources Eisenberg is expected to support countywide public to elaborate on that issue transit do not currently exist in Wednesday during a weekly Lewis County. meeting between the BOCC Eric Eisenberg, civil deputy prosecutor, talks during public discussion at a Twin Transit Meeting at the historic Lewis County “I believed the boundary and county prosecutors. Courthouse Monday afternoon in Chehalis. Nervous Reaction to Ethiopian Crash Creates Uncertainty for Boeing

By Dominic Gates China, Indonesia and Morocco MAX — called MCAS (Maneu- as appropriate to ensure the Boeing’s cash cow, vital to the co- The Seattle Times grounded their MAX fleets Mon- vering Characteristics Augmen- right people and resources are pious cash flow that has made it day, as did several airlines in- tation System) — that repeatedly available when and where they a leading component of the Dow Even as more than 30 percent cluding Ethiopian itself. In India, pushed the nose of the aircraft need to be,” including “further Jones Industrials. of the world’s operating fleet of another big market for the plane, down. strengthening the support to our Rob Spingarn, a financial an- 737 MAXs stood grounded Mon- the air safety regulator ordered a The FAA’s actions in response 737 team and our ongoing pro- alyst with Credit Suisse, in a note day following the second fatal review of the plane and the quali- include an airworthiness direc- duction operations and customer to investors Monday estimated crash by one of the new Boeing fications of pilots. tive in November that informed service.” that Boeing had expected to de- jets, both the Federal Aviation That’s about a third of the pilots of the standard procedure Muilenburg expressed con- liver 579 MAXs this year, which Administration (FAA) and Boe- worldwide in-service fleet of 387 to handle a malfunction of that fidence “in the safety of the 737 would bring in about $32 billion ing said Monday they’ll await airplanes now unable to fly, wide- flight control system and ongo- MAX and in the work of the in revenue. more information before order- spread concern that there may be ing work with Boeing to approve men and women who design and At least in the short term, the ing any action such as a suspen- a link between the two crashes. a redesign of the system that will build it.” grounding of planes for an in- sion of flights. If more MAXs were to be enhance its safety. He also told employees that definite period threatens that The FAA told 737 MAX op- grounded indefinitely, the short- Monday’s notice hints at soft- “tragedies like this affect the en- income stream. The uncertainty erators worldwide Monday that term hit to Boeing would be sub- ware changes likely to be intro- tire aerospace industry and re- sent Boeing’s shares sharply although parallels have been stantial. duced so that the system is not mind us of our leadership role, down Monday. The stock closed drawn by commentators between So far, U.S. MAX operators, activated by a single angle of at- our enduring commitment to down more than $22, or 5.3 per- the crash Sunday of an Ethiopian including Southwest, American tack sensor and has a more lim- safety ... and the importance of cent, at $400 a share, after sink- Airlines jet and the Oct. 29 crash and United, are taking direc- ited capability to move the hori- the work that we do.” ing as much as 12 percent. of a Lion Air jet in Indonesia, the tion from Boeing and the FAA zontal tail. Potential Financial Impact Longer term, Boeing has a investigation into the latest crash and continuing normal flying. The FAA said it anticipates backlog of almost 4,700 orders “has just begun and to date we Alaska Airlines has 32 MAXs on another airworthiness directive Still, for now, Boeing faces a for the MAX, which means its have not been provided data to order but is not scheduled to take mandating those design changes significant threat to its produc- whole future depends on this jet draw any conclusions or take any the first MAX-9 one until June. no later than next month. tion plans, as well as a potential program continuing deliveries. actions.” Actions Taken After Lion Air Crash The FAA notice adds that financial impact. Sheila Kahyaoglu, a financial In a statement, Boeing said it Boeing plans to update pilot Deliveries to China, which analyst with Jefferies, described is talking with its airline custom- While Monday’s notice from training requirements and flight takes about a third of all 737s to her clients “a bear case sce- ers but “at this point, based on the FAA to MAX operators put crew manuals, after various pi- built, are likely to stall until fur- nario” of Boeing suspending de- the information available, we do off any action on the Ethiopian lot groups including U.S. airline ther notice because airlines won’t liveries for a couple of months not have any basis to issue new crash, it itemized a series of ac- unions criticized the company want to take new airplanes they until its engineers come up with guidance to operators.” tions undertaken following the for not including any mention of cannot fly. a software fix for the flight con- The crash of Ethiopian Air- Lion Air crash. the new flight control system in Boeing is delivering about 13 trol system already implicated lines Flight ET302 that killed 157 A preliminary investigation their training or flight manuals. single-aisle 737s every week now, in the Lion Air crash. She esti- people Sunday followed just over into that accident pointed to Boeing Chairman and Chief with the MAXs projected to mated that would mean a hit of four months after the crash of a faulty “angle of attack” sen- Executive Dennis Muilenburg make up 90 percent of 737 pro- $5 billion to revenue and lower Lion Air flight JT610, in which sor, which then activated a new on Monday told employees the duction this year. earnings per share for the year by 189 people died. In response, flight control system on the company is “adjusting plans That positions the MAX as $2.30. News in Brief

The woman was taken to Ma- Benefits Centralia College Scholarships! Driver Falls Asleep, COLLEGE FOUN son General Hospital in Shelton. ALIA DATIO ENTR N Drives Into Hood Canal Her passenger, a 30-year-old C man, was not injured. ht at By Rolf Boone ig th The woman was cited for N e OLYMPIC CLUB The Olympian second-degree negligent driving, A 20-year-old Shelton woman according to the state patrol. was hurt and taken to an area hospital after she drove her car 18-Year-Old Man Shot in Join your friends off the road and into Hood Ca- Kent Shopping Center at McMenamins Join us! nal, according to the Washing- in support of the Centralia College Foundation. On Tuesday, ton State Patrol. Hospitalized in Serious March 19, 5 pm to close. 50 percent of all* proceeds go to foundation TUESDAY How did she manage to do scholarships to benefit deserving Centralia College students. that? She fell asleep at the wheel, Condition a state patrol news release shows. MARCH By Asia Fields 19 About 8:10 a.m. Monday, the 5 pm to close woman was headed south on The Seattle Times U.S. 101 near Potlatch State Park An 18-year-old man was be- when she apparently fell asleep ing treated at Harborview Medi- 112 N TOWER AVE • 360-736-5164 • www.mcmenamins.com in her 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser. cal Center in Seattle after he was (* except gift certificates and retail) The vehicle crossed the center shot in the Kent Station shop- line, drove down an embank- ping center Monday afternoon, ment and into the water. according to Kent police. CH595503bw.do Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12 FROM THE FRONT PAGE

Board of Trustees Chair Stuart centuries of Anglo-American on really controversial issues to conference on the cases. Fol- Court Halsan moderated the panel. jurisprudence.” of a 5-4 vote,” Lowery said. lowing the last case, the the jus- Halsan began the discussion by The Supreme Court’s Trav- “Where you all are elected, do tices will answer questions. Continued from the front page asking for an overview on the eling Court program is an out- you have a group that seems to • 9:00 a.m: Case No. 1 — philosophy of law — jurispru- reach effort that began in 1985, come together and vote consis- State of Washington v. Michael gins — sat on a panel for an dence. in which the Supreme Court tently on controversial issues?” Clifford Boisselle: Did a war- open community forum in Cor- “The jurisprudence that is hears cases on the road. The González said he didn’t rantless search of Boisselle’s bet Theatre. González said the reflected in the United States program happens several times think so, and that it would be home fall under the commu- program is also a chance for the is the rule of law, that no one is per year. González said the Su- difficult to draw that line in the nity caretaking exception to the justices to see what students are above the law, everyone is sub- preme Court is also scheduled court. warrant requirement? studying and provide input in ject to the law, and that’s the to hear cases in Port Townsend “You will see us with very • 10:15 a.m.: Case No. 2 — the courses. governing principle,” Wiggins and Bellingham this year. different majorities on different State of Washington v. B.O.J.: “Seven years ago, when I first said. “We are not a government The panel discussion lasted cases,” González said. Did the trial court err by sen- joined the court, this was my of men, or women, we are a gov- a little over an hour, with four The justices are scheduled tencing a juvenile to a longer- very first traveling court experi- ernment of law. … As the court, audience questions following. to hear three cases Tuesday than standard range sentence ence,” said González during the our power is limited. We have Both Centralia College Board at Corbet Theatre — State of for two counts of shoplifting? presentation. “So it’s nice to be the ability to interpret the laws of Trustee Vice Chair Mark Washington v. Michael Clifford • 1:30 p.m.: Case No. 3 — back.” that are passed by the legisla- Scheibmeir and member Jim Boisselle, State of Washington v. State of Washington v. Marc The justices provided an ture, the constitution — both Lowery asked questions follow- B.O.J. and State of Washington Daniel McKee: Instead of dis- overview of the Washington the state and federal — and the ing the forum. v. Marc Daniel McKee. The jus- missing the charges, should State Supreme Court, as well common law, which of course is “At the federal level, our Su- tices will answer audience ques- the Court of Appeals have re- as the entire Washington court the great body of wisdom that perior Court is appointed and tions immediately following the manded this case for a possible system. Centralia College has been inherited by us over we seem to have a consistency first two cases, before recessing retrial?

coach Lance Ulrigg. This year “I have the advantage of being their robots back to their pit for got our team into the finals,” he McDonald Darrin Canfield, a Centralia a computer programmer,” Can- repairs and upgrades. said. “What I love about robotics High School teacher for 26 years, field said. “They have a build The Bearcats Konrad Dun- is that it gives you an opportu- Continued from page Main 8 coaches the team, which consists team and a programming team.” can, a sophomore who has nity to work with people you of eight students: A.J. Hubbard, He noted that the team won “loved every minute” of his four wouldn’t work with otherwise.” ness, business, and so much Charles Leon, Jordan Jacobi, their first event, but their robot years in robotics, described the ••• more.” Dylan Altona, Christopher Ab- died during another one because competition as “awesome.” Julie McDonald, a personal his- Centralia’s team debuted arta, Alanah Conley, Jacob Me- the battery jiggled lose. After “We had a hatch grabber that torian from Toledo, may be reached last year under the leadership of cham and Darcy Frankovich. each event, the students carry worked beautifully and probably at [email protected].

Housing first and vulnera- people with mental illnesses, in- increase Olympia citizens voted It also is a choice that polar- Views bility-based prioritization policy cluding addiction, were far more for in 2018. izes good people on either side arose because in the past, nearly likely to choose treatment when This choice about whether of the debate, and guarantees Continued from page Main 8 all housing providers chose to they were warm and dry and to serve the most likely to suc- that no matter what the city of serve the easier-to-serve home- had stable housing. ceed or the most likely to die on Olympia does, some people will be clean and sober, or that they less people rather than those The city of Olympia can the street is a policy dilemma be furious. engage in substance abuse or who were in the worst shape. deviate from these policies be- that all of us should know about, This is a dilemma that all mental health treatment. There And that left the most desperate, cause it is not using any state think about, and reflect on. It citizens should think about right is a federal exception that allows messed up people literally out or federal funds for its projects. highlights the economy of ex- now, while the state legislature recovery housing for vulnerable in the cold. The logic of these City projects are financed by treme scarcity that exists at the is in session and working on the people who choose to live in a federal and state policies was not the Home Fund, which raises bottom of our economy, and its next state budget, and in 2020, drug- and alcohol-free environ- only to serve the neediest first, something north of $2 million stark contrast with the concen- when we choose what direction ment. but also to acknowledge that per year based on a sales tax tration of wealth at the top. our country takes.

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2B Softball Titans Swing Past Onalaska in Season Opener By The Chronicle innings. PWV opened the game ONALASKA — Pe Ell-Wil- up in the third inning with 10 lapa Valley swung the bats well runs for a 13-4 lead after three against Onalaska here on Mon- innings and scored eight runs in day, collecting 13 hits in a 21-6 the fourth inning to complete the win in a non-league softball game. game after four innings. Britney Patrick was 3 for 4 “We dropped a couple there in with four RBI’s and a 3-run home the first inning. We just kind of run and Olivia Matlock was 2 for 2 with two RBI’s and had a solo hung in there and we like the way home run. Katelyn McGough we swing the bats so I think we was 2 for 4 with a double and were still pretty confident it was Grace Hodel and Presley Peter- still going to happen, we just had son each had two hits for the Ti- to get it going a little bit,” PWV tans. coach Ken Olson said. “Kamryn Adalee Sabin had a double (Adkins) threw really well for us and two runs and Hayli Howard today and Grace Hodel was really had a hit, a run and two RBI’s. solid behind the plate for us.” Olivia Mitten chipped in a triple, PWV (1-0) travels to Ray- RBI and a run. Onalaska scored two runs in mond on Saturday for a double- the bottom of the first to start the header beginning at noon while MATT BAIDE / [email protected] scoring, but the Titans answered Onalaska (0-1) hosts Kalama in a Pe Ell-Willapa Valley’s Kamryn Adkins crosses home plate for a run next to Onalaska catcher Hayli Howard during a non- with three runs in the top of the Central 2B League game on Fri- league softball game on Monday in Onalaska. second for a 3-2 lead after two day.

Prep Basketball 2B Baseball Senior All- Star Games Set for Wednesday at Centralia College By The Chronicle Several local senior basketball players will play one more time in front of friends and family at the Southwest Washington Senior All-Star Game at Centralia Col- lege on Wednesday. The girls game will begin at 5:30 p.m. and the boys game will follow at 7:30 at Michael Smith Gymnasium. On the girls side, local athletes participating include W.F. West’s Courtney Bennett, Madi Haaken- son and Erika Brumfield, Centra- lia’s Danika Jensen and Tenino’s Kaylee Schow from the 2A/1A ranks and Morton-White Pass’ Jacie Dunlap from the 2B side. Non-local big name players in- MATT BAIDE / [email protected] clude Black Hills’ Maisy Williams, Onalaska’s Matt Kurzeika throws a pitch to a Pe Ell-Willapa Valley batter during a non-league baseball game at Onalaska on Monday. Wahkiakum’s Macie Elliott, Ellie Leitz and Charlie Ashe and R.A. Long’s Easton Reeves. On the boys side, it is 2B vs. 2A once again. The 2B roster includes Toledo’s Fano Arceo-Hansen, An- Loggers Chop Down Titans dreas Malunat and Westin Wal- lace, Adna’s Austin Apperson and By The Chronicle Lyle Metzenberg and Morton- ONALASKA — Onalas- White Pass’ Kaleb Rashoff. Other ka’s pitching was in midsea- familiar names include Willapa son form here against Pe Ell- Valley’s Matthew Pearson, Toutle Willapa Valley on Monday as Lake’s Mike Adams and Logan the Loggers won 4-0 in a non- Grabenhorst and Kalama’s Alex league baseball game. Dyer. MWP’s Chad Cramer will Tristen Lawrence threw coach the 2B team. four scoreless innings with On the 2A side, local athletes no walks and three strikeouts. include Centralia’s Michael Ajoge, Tanner McClean, Kayden W.F. West’s Colby White and Allison, Matt Kurzeika and Colton Baker, Rochester’s Keegan AJ Volk all saw time on the Goldrick and Tenino’s Yngwie mound to combine for the Dowies. Locals may also be famil- shutout while allowing just iar with Black Hills’ Jackson Bau- two walks and four hits. er and Aberdeen’s Ben Dublanko Matt Kurzeika scored two and Javier Bojorge. The 2A team runs and Ashton Haight also will be coached by Winlock coach had a run. Nick Bamer. Max Smith and Kollin Ju- There is a 3-point contest at rek each had a hit for the Ti- MATT BAIDE / [email protected] halftime of each the boys and tans. Pe Ell-Willapa Valley’s Frank Roonsburg awaits the It was a scoreless contest girls games and an MVP award throw from home as Onalaska’s Carter Whitehead until the fifth inning when AJ will be handed out to the top ath- tries to steal second base during a non-league Volk hit a single to bring home lete in each game. baseball game at Onalaska on Monday. For the full roster, see sports 2. please see BASEBALL, page S8

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JEREMY WOOD DREA BRUMFIELD School: Centralia (Jr.) School: W.F. West (Fr.) Sport: Baseball Sport: Basketball Wood had two hits and an RBI and pitched for the Brumfield averaged 12.5 points per game for W.F. Tigers in their 12-3 win over TImberline on Monday in West in her freshman season to earn a spot on The Lacey. Chronicle’s All-Area Girls Basketball team.

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North Mason at Centralia, 4:30 p.m. At Longview Prep Baseball Courtney Bennett, W.F. West Preps Kalama at Onalaska, 4 p.m. MONARCHS 12, INDIANS 6 At Onalaska Macie Elliott, Wahkiakum Local Prep Schedules Winlock at Napavine, 4 p.m. Toledo 010 041 0 — 6 8 4 LOGGERS 4, TITANS 0 Ellie Leitz, Wahkiakum TUESDAY, March 12 Toledo at Rainier, 4 p.m. Mark Morris 201 711 X — 12 11 2 Pe Ell-WV 000 000 0 —0 4 2 Easton Reeves, R.A. Long Prep Baseball Mossyrock at Adna, 4 p.m. Batteries: Toledo — Bloomstrom, H. Onalaska 000 013 X —4 5 0 Madi Haakenson, W.F. West Morton-White Pass at Mossyrock (DH), 3 Wahkiakum at Morton-White pass, at Holmes (3), J. Towns (4), Guyor (5), Sellards Batteries: Pe Ell-Willapa Valley — Hunter Erika Brumfield, W.F. West p.m. Randle, 4 p.m. (6) and Stavig; Mark Morris — Shipley, Brown Hoke, Kobe Hoffman (3), Luke Gerow (5) and Maisy Williams, Black Hills Onalaska at Toutle Lake, 4 p.m. Boys Soccer (5), Pelton (5) and Watson Kollin Jurek; Onalaska — Tristen Lawrence, Kaylee Schow, Tenino Adna at Toledo, 4 p.m. Centralia at Montesano, 7 p.m. Tanner McLean (5), Kayden Allison (6), Matt Emily Church, Olympia Prep Softball Rochester at Charles Wright Academy, 7 Sunday’s Results Kurzeika (6), AJ Volk (7) and Ashton Haight Bekah Bradshaw, Olympia p.m. North Thurston at W.F. West, 4:30 p.m. College Baseball Rokki Brown, North Thurston Castle Rock at Tenino, 7 p.m. Game 1 Tenino at Napavine, 4 p.m. At Tenino Alexa Bovenkamp, Black Hills Girls Tennis At Clark MOUNTAINEERS 4, BEAVERS 3 (9 inn.) Mossyrock at Morton-White Pass, at Kennedi Greenfield, Black Hills Centralia at Helen Donovan Invitational, at PENGUINS 9, TRAILBLAZERS 8 Rainier 000 000 103 — 4 7 4 Morton, 4:30 p.m. Jacie Dunlap, Morton-White Pass R.A. Long, 8:30 a.m. Centralia 000 000 152 —8 6 2 Tenino 000 010 002 — 3 5 3 Boys Soccer Lexi Lovell, Montesano Tenino at Aberdeen, 3:30 p.m. Clark 100 001 601 —9 14 1 Batteries: Rainier — Lofgren, Cruse (6) and Rochester at Tenino, 7 p.m. Charlie Ashe, Wahkiakum Batteries: Centralia — C. Hale, Z. Blake (6), Green; Tenino — Alex Bratton, Ryan Deoskey W.F. West at R.A. Long, 6 p.m. Danika Jensen, Centralia Local Results A. Scheer (7), M. Harris (7) and K. Combs and (5), Mekhi Morlin (9), Abe Nelson (9) and Girls Golf Brooke Friese, Willapa Valley Saturday’s Results G. O’Donnell (8); Clark — Vasquez, Vicars (6), Karl Hisaw Montesano at W.F. West, 3:30 p.m. Karley Reidinger, South Bend College Baseball Kordenant (8), Wheeler (9) and Grant Francis Girls Tennis Coaches: Rob Garrett, Wahkiakum; Tanya Game 1 At Lacey Timberline at W.F. West, 3:30 p.m. Greenfield, Black Hills At Clark Game 2 TIGERS 12, BLAZERS 3 Three Rivers Christian at Centralia, 3:30 TRAILBLAZERS 3, PENGUINS 1 TRAILBLAZERS 2, PENGUINS 1 Centralia 106 212 0 —12 12 1 p.m. Centralia 000 000 030 —3 3 2 Centralia 001 000 001 —2 5 1 Timberline 110 100 0 —3 7 1 Clark 001 002 000 —1 3 1 Clark 100 000 000 —1 7 1 Batteries: Centralia — Derek Beairsto, Local WEDNESDAY, March 13 Batteries: Centralia — J. Meyer, R. Es- Batteries: Centralia — A. Stacey, Z. Wein- Cameron Cabrera (4), Jeremy Wood (6) and Prep Basketball Local Bowling cuadro (7) and K. Combs; Clark — Beckle- ert (5), M. Quintero (8), C. Titus (9) and Gavin Cameron Erickson; Timberline — N/A Southwest Washington Senior All-Stars March 3– March 9 Results himer, Wheeler (7), Krause (8), Kordenant (8) O’Donnell and K. Combs (9); Clark — Nickel, At Centralia College FAIRWAY LANES and Francis Stoner (6) and Stevenson and Francis (8) At Montesano Girls, 5:30 p.m. Top 10 Men At Clark BULLDOGS 8, WARRIORS 2 Boys, 7:30 p.m. 1. Alex Arteaga 767; 2. John Schaefer 747; Women’s College Basketball Rochester 000 002 0 — 2 3 2 3. Austin Howell 724; 4. Dyson Faulk 708; Prep Baseball Game 2 At Everett Montesano 000 260 X — 8 12 1 Adna at Castle Rock, 4 p.m. 5. Gordon Geving 705 and Rck Lyons 705; PENGUINS 8,TRAILBLAZERS 4 VIKINGS 79, BLAZERS 52 Batteries: Rochester — Goldrick, B. 6. A J Mortensen 701; 7. Vic Fagerness 698; Napavine vs. Kalama, at LCC, 4 p.m. Centralia 000 210 001 —4 6 5 Centralia 12 13 13 14 —52 Smith (3), N. Eyles (4), J. Lancaster (6) and T. Prep Softball 8. Dennis Kopp 688; 9. Dave Hood 681; 10. L Clark 103 210 001 —8 12 2 Big Bend 16 18 13 32 —79 Soderback; Montesano — Wills, Ridgeway J Hames 679; High Game: Alex Arteaga 277 Centralia at Olympia, 4 p.m. Batteries: Centralia — C. Doughty, Z. Vet- Centralia (52) — Talapu 8, Cai 9, Yenne 6, (4), Anderson (7) and Plato Toledo at Winlock, 4 p.m. and A J Mortensen 277 ter (4), D. Stakelin (6) and Gavin O’Donnell; Nurmi 10, Cash 7, Connally 2, Kleemeyer 6, Top 10 Women Girls Tennis Clark — Moore, Susee (5), Martinez (5), Snaza 2, Christian 2 Senior All-Star Game Rosters 1. Janell McPeake 601; 2. Cricket Nichols Tenino at Centralia, 3:30 p.m. Gilmore (6), Ritala (7), Markantonatos (7) and FG: 21 of 70 —.300 FT: 7 of 10 —.700 Reb: Boys 584; 3. Janaya Kilgore 580; 4. Madi Crawford Stevenson 32 (Kleemeyer 8) 2B Roster 572; 5. Cassandra Chalmers 569 and Denise THURSDAY, March 14 Big Bend (79) — Wilson 14, Luke 3, Fano Arceo-Hansen, Toledo Tobey 569; 6. Teresa Johnson 568; 7. Kim Prep Baseball Women’s College Basketball Dougherty 15, Johnson 25, Sorenson 8, Austin Apperson, Adna Rushton 543; 8. Nikki Postlewait 542; 9. Tenino at Rochester, 4 p.m. At Everett Broadbent 8, Yarbro 4, Bishop 2 Lyle Metzenberg, Adna Sahlee Aldrich 541; 10. Teresa Russell 532; W.F. West at Ridgefield, 5 p.m. BLAZERS 58, RANGERS 39 FG: 27 of 60 —.450 FT: 14 of 16 —.875 Reb: Mike Adams, Toutle Lake High Game: Denise Tobey 246 Elma at Napavine, 4 p.m. Centralia 16 7 18 17 —58 50 (Sorenson 12) Andreas Malunat, Toledo Top 5 Senior Men Toledo at Rainier, 6:30 p.m. Olympic 10 8 9 12 —39 Kaleb Rashoff, Morton-White Pass 1. John Schaefer 693; 2. Ed Weed 670; Prep Softball Centralia (58) — Talapu 13, Cai 3, Yenne College Softball Logan Grabenhorst, Toutle Lake Rochester at Tenino, 4 p.m. 10, Elwood 8, Nurmi 5, Cash 9, Kleemeyer 2, At Lacey Matthew Pearson, Willapa Valley 3. George Violet 598; 4. Andy Fuchs 594; W.F. West at Kelso, 4 p.m. Wilkerson 2, Snaza 2, Christian 4 BLAZERS 21, CARDINALS 2 (5 inn.) Westin Wallace, Toledo 5. Dave Reynoldson 560; High Game: John Castle Rock at Adna, 4 p.m. FG: 22 of 57 —.386 FT: 7 of 16 —.438 Reb: Skagit Valley 030 000 X —3 7 2 Alex Dyer, Kalama Schaefer 265 Boys Soccer 49 (Nurmi 9) Centralia 3412 2XX X —21 20 0 Coach: Chad Cramer, Morton-White Pass Top 5 Senior Women Montesano at Rochester, 7 p.m. Olympic (39) — Monzon 12, Howerton 6, Batteries: Skagit Valley — Morgan Brown 1. Ginny Eddy 572; 2. Bertie Dessell 521; R.A. Long at W.F. West, 7 p.m. Gordon 9, Blake 4, Simonson 6, Lammi 2 and Lauren Admiston; Centralia — Dakota 2A Roster 3. Teresa Johnson 493; 4. Susan Prior 490; 5. Girls Tennis FG: 12 of 51 —.235 FT: 11 of 17 —.647 Reb: Brooks and Jamie Carlson Michael Ajoge, Centralia Mary Schrader 486; High Game: Ginny Eddy Montesano at W.F. West, 3:30 p.m. 39 (Blake 10) Colby White, W.F. West 208 Monday’s Results Colton Baker, W.F. West Top 5 Junior Boys FRIDAY, March 15 College Softball Prep Softball Jackson Bauer, Black Hills 1. Wrylie Lannoye 550; 2. Ashton Lan- Prep Baseball At Lacey At Onalaska Ben Dublanko, Aberdeen noye 548; 3. Chase Sanchez 456; 4. Aiden Centralia vs. Hoquiam, at Seaside, Oregon, BLAZERS 8, RANGERS 7 TITANS 21, LOGGERS 6 (4 inn) Javier Bojorge, Aberdeen Goodrich 450; 5. Carson Mayfield 441; High 6 p.m. Centralia 102 000 5 — 8 10 0 Pe Ell-WV 03(10) 8 —21 13 3 Keegan Goldrick, Rochester Game: Wrylie Lannoye 213 Kalama at Onalaska, 4 p.m. Olympic 000 320 2 — 7 10 1 Onalaska 202 2 —6 5 4 Elijah Hoover, Hudson’s Bay Top 5 Junior Girls Mossyrock at Adna, 4 p.m. Batteries: Centralia — Dakota Brooks and Batteries: Pe Ell-Willapa Valley — Kamryn Yngwie Dowies, Tenino 1. Bailee Spriggs 479; 2. Zee Lowry 381; Wahkiakum at Morton-White Pass, at Jamie Carlson; Olympic — Kyler Tsukada and Adkins, Olivia Matlock (4) and Grace Hodel; Keandre Hunter Holiday, Battle Ground 3. Hennessey Lannoye 323; 4. Hailey Zuehl- Randle, 4 p.m. Mechelle Nisbet Onalaska — Amy Henderson, Karsen Morris Coach: Nick Bamer, Winlock Prier 320; 5. Skylee Lane 289; High Game: King’s Way Christian at Toledo, 4 p.m. and Hayli Howard Bailee Spriggs 179: Joy 191 Prep Softball Prep Baseball Girls Roster SPORTS ON THE AIR

TUESDAY, March 12 ESPN — ACC Tournament, teams TBD 9:30 a.m. 5 p.m. 11:30 a.m. ESPN — ACC Tournament, teams TBD TNT — San Antonio at Dallas ESPN — ACC Tournament, teams TBD 9:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Noon ESPN2 — Big-12 Tournament, teams TBD TNT — Minnesota at Denver PAC-12 — Pac-12 Tournament, teams TBD 10 a.m. 7:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. PAC-12 — Pac-12 Tournament, teams TBD NBCSNW — Portland at L.A. Clippers PAC-12 — Pac-12 Tournament, teams TBD 10 a.m. NCAA Men’s Basketball 4 p.m. ESPNU — American Athletic Tournament, 9 a.m. ESPN2 — ACC Tournament, teams TBD teams TBD ESPN — ACC Tournament, Miami vs. Wake For- 4 p.m. 11:30 a.m. est ESPNU — Big-12 Tournament, teams TBD ESPN — ACC Tournament, teams TBD 11:30 a.m. 4 p.m. 11:30 a.m. ESPN — ACC Tournament, Georgia Tech. vs. FS1 — Big East Tournament, teams TBD FS1 — Big East Tournament, teams TBD Notre Dame 4:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 4 p.m. CBSSN — Patriot League Tournament, teams NBCSN — A-10 Tournament, teams TBD CBSSN — CAA Tounament, teams TBD TBD Noon 4 p.m. 6 p.m. PAC-12 — Pac-12 Tournament, teams TBD ESPN — Horizon League Tournament, Farleigh PAC-12 — Pac-12 Tournament, teams TBD Noon Dickinson vs. St. Francis 6:30 p.m. CBSSN — MWC Tournament, teams TBD 4 p.m. ESPN2 — ACC Tournament, teams TBD Noon ESPN2 — Northeast Tournament, teams TBD 6:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Big-12 Tournament, teams TBD 4 p.m. ESPNU — Big-12 Tournament, teams TBD 12:30 p.m. ESPNU — ACC Tournament,Boston College vs. 6:30 p.m. Pittsburgh FS1 — Big East Tournament, teams TBD ESPNU — American Athletic Tournament, 6 p.m. 8:30 p.m. teams TBD ESPN2 — WCC Tournament, teams TBD PAC-12 — Pac-12 Tournament, teams TBD 2:30 p.m. PAC-12 — Pac-12 Tournament, teams TBD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13 THURSDAY, MARCH 14 2:30 p.m. Spring Training Baseball Spring Training Baseball CBSSN — MWC Tournament, teams TBD 6:40 p.m. 10 a.m. 3 p.m. ROOT — San Francisco at Seattle MLB — Boston at Detroit NBCSN/ESPN — A-10 Tournament, teams TBD NBA Basketball 1 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 4 p.m. MLB — Miami at Houston NBCSN — A-10 Tournament, teams TBD ESPN — Brooklyn at Oklahoma City NBA Basketball 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 5 p.m. PAC-12 — Pac-12 Tournament, teams TBD ESPN — Golden State at Houston TNT — L.A. Lakers at Toronto 6 p.m. NHL hockey 7:30 p.m. CBSSN — MWC Tournament, teams TBD 4 p.m. TNT — Dallas at Denver 8:30 p.m. NBCSN — Chicago at Toronto NCAA Men’s Basketball PAC-12 — Pac-12 Tournament, teams TBD 6:30 p.m. 9 a.m. 8:30 p.m. NBCSN — New Jersey at Edmonton FS1 — Big East Tournament, teams TBD CBSSN — MWC Tournament, teams TBD NCAA Men’s Basketball 9 a.m. 8:30 p.m. 9 a.m. NBCSN — A-10 Tournament, teams TBD ESPN — Pac-12 Tournament, teams TBD • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12

NFL Report: Frank Clark Won’t Sign Franchise Tag, Will Hold Out Without a New Contract By Bob Condotta rusher available on the market — The Seattle Times could be asking for $90 million over five years with $55 million We apparently now know guaranteed. Flowers, who is two what Frank Clark’s thoughts are on the Seahawks giving him a months younger than Clark, has franchise tag last week. never had more than 7.5 sacks According to a report from and has 21 in his four-year ca- Ian Rapoport of the NFL Net- reer while Clark has had nine or work on Sunday, Clark “won’t more each of the past three years be signing his franchise tag or and 35 in four years. showing up to training camp So expect Clark to want at unless the Seahawks give him least as much, and probably the deal that he has earned.” more, especially coming off the Rapoport added that “If the (Se- best season of his career and en- ahawks) don’t, they’ll only have tering his prime. Understanding him for another 16 games… how short careers can be, Clark when other top FAs are up, too.” can’t be blamed for trying to The report didn’t state sourc- strike while the iron is hot. es, but this appears to be com- ing from Clark’s side and can be Clark is the first player the viewed as an opening salvo in Seahawks have tagged since negotiations with the Seahawks, kicker Olindo Mare in 2010. who have until July 15 to work Players typically don’t like the out a multiyear contract with tag because it just delays getting the defensive end who was their a multiyear deal, which is usually leading pass rusher in 2018. Af- the goal. Teams typically try to ter that date, no negotiations are avoid it since it can create an un- allowed until after the season. happy player. Just six tags were The Seahawks placed a non- given this season. exclusive tag on Clark last week, “Frank Clark saying he won’t which, if he signs it, will assure go to training camp without a him $17.128 million in 2019. But new deal isn’t a unique stance Clark appears to be making it for franchise players,” Corry clear he wants a long-term con- Dean Rutz / The Seattle Times tweeted. “Missing part or all of tract. Rapoport seems to indicate Frank Clark. Clark will play the 2019 season, the preseason after the 7/15 long which Clark would likely do to Thomas. “Looking forward to what the here and six of (the team’s) top term deadline passes is a pretty assure he gets his money, as Earl The Seahawks figure to ei- future holds. Very blessed and players would be gone.’’ common occurrence. Besides Thomas did in 2018. ther lock up Clark or explore thankful.” The tag represents a huge (Steelers running back) Le’Veon But if he does not sign a long- other options, unless they want Maybe it was easy to read that raise for Clark, who made $3.73 Bell (who stayed out all of last term deal, then he would become to again go through the poten- and assume all was well. million over four years on his season), the tender is eventually a free agent following the 2019 tial of a holdout and an unhappy But Clark has made clear on rookie deal, which he got after signed.” season. The nonexclusive tag marquee player. Seattle held firm a few occasions that he’s hoping being taken in the second round Seahawks coach Pete Car- with Thomas and when Kam for a long-term contract. Any ob- means Clark can continue to ne- (pick No. 63) out of Michigan in roll and general manager John Chancellor held out in 2015, but jective view of the tag is that it’s 2015. gotiate with other teams, but the Schneider said two weeks ago at they may not want to go through largely just a holding pattern to He has emerged as one of Seahawks would have the right the NFL combine they hoped to to match or get two first-round that again. getting one done. the top pass rushers in the NFL, work out something with Clark picks as compensation should Officially, Clark not attend- Clark did not take part in vol- leading the Seahawks with 13 Clark sign elsewhere. ing training camp wouldn’t be a untary drills last offseason, when sacks in 2018, tied for seventh in and keep him with the organiza- As Rapoport notes, the Se- hold out if he does not sign the he was hoping that maybe his the NFL and the most for any Se- tion for the long haul and seemed ahawks have a few other promi- franchise tag tender as he would contract could have been redone attle player since 2007 when Pat- to predict that it will. nent players who have contracts not be under contract, and as before the 2018 season — the rick Kerney had 14.5. “Frankie just turned 25 (he’ll that will run out following the such would not be subject to earliest the Seahawks could have While the tag gives Clark a be 26 on June 14); he’s still a very 2019 season, most notably Rus- fines. Clark would likely not sign given him an extension, per NFL big payday, he obviously would young football player,” Carroll sell Wilson, Bobby Wagner and anything until he wanted to re- rules. He said during training rather play next year as the be- said. “Made a huge step this year Jarran Reed (and the Seahawks port and play. Players are paid camp that he did not stay away ginning of a more significant in terms of leadership, growth would almost certainly not use base salaries during the season, solely due to his contract. He deal. Clark or his representatives and maturity. It was so obvious. the tag again on Clark in 2020). getting 1/17th of their pay each also was dealing with the death — his agent is Erik Burkhardt, I was really proud of seeing that So there’s some work to get week (for the 16 games and the of his father and an offseason whose clients include Kyler Mur- develop for Frank. He played done and some decisions to be bye week). hand surgery. ray — appears to be letting the great, too. Frank, he’s a very valu- There were some reports But he didn’t deny then that Seahawks know they want that made. able football player and that’s the The Seahawks will likely be late last week that teams have the contract was a factor. commitment sooner rather than process we’re in the middle of more aggressive about not letting called the Seahawks to see if he “Do I want a new one? Yes” he later. this one linger after what hap- might be available in a trade, said then. “I don’t know what’s What would Clark want? and all that. I can’t tell you guys pened with Thomas, who held which they could consider if they going to happen. You never Joel Corry, a former NFL how that’s going to turn out but out and suffered a season-ending thought they wouldn’t be able to know what’s going to happen in agent who writes about salary it’s going to be positive for the Se- injury and will become a free lock up Clark with a long-term this game. I watched a lot of stuff cap issues for CBSSports.com, ahawks and for Frank.” agent Wednesday. Seattle could deal. happen this past season, you speculated this week that the Clark, though, appears to be get as high as a third-round Clark tweeted shortly after know what I’m saying? I didn’t Patriots’ Trey Flowers — who making it clear he’ll play hard- compensation pick in 2020 for news of the tag broke that he is, know I was going to be coming he wrote is the top young edge ball to get what he wants. NFL Briefs lion annually, per SI’s Albert eral manager Bob Quinn said he remain on the market. Chiefs Score Elite Safety, Breer. wanted to add to his roster this Intend to Sign Tyrann Instead, Mathieu will earn an Lions Find Cornerback offseason. average of $14 million per year Help in Justin Coleman, Lawson did not intercept a After 16 Seasons With Mathieu to 3-Year — the same amount freed up by pass in 63 games with the Lions. Ravens, Terrell Suggs Deal, Per Reports Justin Houston’s release — in Release Nevin Lawson The Lions might not be done Kansas City as a key piece of new By Tribune News Services revamping their secondary even Reportedly Expected By Tribune News Services coordinator Steve Spagnuolo’s with Coleman in the fold. A new name has emerged in to Sign With Cardinals Just when it seemed like the defense. Jamal Agnew, the Lions’ No. the Detroit Lions’ pursuit of free- Chiefs might get shut out of the Meanwhile, the Chiefs are 3 cornerback to start last season, By Tribune News Services agent help for their defense. Not safety market on the first day of down one starting offensive line- has played his defensive snaps Ravens outside linebacker surprisingly, he has New Eng- the NFL’s negotiating period, an man. primarily out of the slot the last Terrell Suggs, a swaggering staple elite player appears to be on his Center Mitch Morse, who land Patriots ties. two years, and Teez Tabor has of the team’s defense for 16 years, way to Kansas City. will officially become a free agent NFL Network reported Mon- done little to warrant extended is expected to sign a free-agent According to multiple reports, when the league year opens on day that the Lions have agreed to playing time in his first two NFL deal with the Arizona Cardinals, the Chiefs intend to sign safety Wednesday, intends to sign with terms on a four-year deal with seasons. according to media reports. Tyrann Mathieu to a three-year, Buffalo, ESPN’s Adam Schefter Seattle Seahawks cornerback Jus- Lions general manager Bob Deals cannot be finalized $42 million deal, swiping him reported. tin Coleman that will make him Quinn said last month at the until Wednesday. Teams were away from the Texans. With Morse’s departure, the highest-paid slot cornerback in NFL combine that the team was allowed to contact free agents be- The deal can’t become official Chiefs will likely turn to Austin the NFL. not ready to give up on Tabor, ginning Monday. until the new league year opens Reiter as their starting center. The deal, once it’s eligible to though, as a complement to Dar- Suggs leads the Ravens in on Wednesday. Reiter started four games in the be signed Wednesday, will be ius Slay in the secondary. career sacks (132 {) and games By adding Mathieu, the 2018 season when a concussion worth $36 million. “I still have faith in him,” played (229). He has started at Chiefs create a formidable safety sidelined Morse for five games. Coleman played the last two Quinn said. “He obviously hasn’t least one game in every season tandem between the 26-year-old Reiter, claimed off waivers from seasons with the Seahawks, and played as much as I would’ve since the Ravens took him No. 10 and strong safety Eric Berry. Ma- Cleveland in September, signed before that spent two years in hoped. But I think we’re not giv- overall in the 2003 NFL draft. thieu, who racked up 70 tackles, a two-year deal in December New England, where Lions coach ing up on him. I actually had a Suggs is a Chandler, Ariz., na- three sacks and two intercep- worth up to $5.5 million, with a Matt Patricia was his defensive conversation with him a couple tive and starred at Arizona State. tions in his lone season with $1 million signing bonus. coordinator. days ago. He’s a guy that we’re He also has a home in Scotts- Houston, gives the Chiefs an Morse, a 26-year-old Mis- The Lions are in need of at counting on to get better. Some dale. But he said after the Ravens’ elite defender in the middle of souri product, was taken by the least one new cornerback, and guys, Teez was pretty young playoff loss to the Los Angeles the field — something the team Chiefs in the second round of the possibly two, after releasing Nev- when we drafted him, so some Chargers that he “would love to lacked in the 2018 season. 2015 NFL draft. Morse started all in Lawson in a cost-savings move guys take a huge step between be a Raven for life. I’m healthy. I Mathieu entered the league in 49 games in which he appeared on Monday. Year 1 and Year 2. I’m hoping feel like I’ve still got some juice 2013, when he was taken by the during his four years in Kansas Lawson was due a $1.25 mil- that Teez takes a big step from in the tank.” He said after the Cardinals in the third round of City. He only played seven games lion roster bonus later this week, Year 2 to Year 3.” 2017 season that he still planned the NFL draft. He spent five sea- in 2017 as he battled an ongoing and balked at reworking his con- The Lions have expressed in- to play for “years to come.” sons in Arizona and was named foot injury, and he finished that tract. The Lions created more terest in several other free-agent Suggs’ departure would to the Pro Bowl and first-team season on injured reserve. than $4 million in cap space by cornerbacks and safeties, where leave the Ravens thin at outside All Pro for his breakout 2015 sea- Also Monday, according to releasing Lawson. they also have an opening af- linebacker. Za’Darius Smith is son. He started 14 that season multiple reports, former Chiefs Coleman made five starts ter releasing Glover Quin last expected to command a deal games at free safety and recorded backup quarterback Nick Foles each of the last two seasons as month. worth close to, if not more than, five interceptions and 89 tackles. is set to receive a four-year, the Seahawks’ No. 3 cornerback. Landon Collins, the top safe- $10 million annually, likely out The Texans signed Mathieu $88-million contract from Jack- He returned two interceptions ty in free agency, has reportedly of the Ravens’ reach. Matthew to a one-year, $7 million deal be- sonville — with $50.125 million for touchdowns in 2017, picked agreed to a deal with Washing- Judon is entering the final year fore the 2018 season and made a guaranteed, per Adam Schefter. off Lions quarterback Matthew ton, while other players expected of his contract, and backups Tim strong push to keep him longer. Foles had been in Philadelphia, Stafford last season, and bet- to command eight-figure annual Williams and Tyus Bowser have The club offered him a long-term where he helped the Eagles to ter fits the play-making mold salaries like safety Earl Thomas struggled to make an impact as deal worth more than $9.5 mil- their Super Bowl LII win. of a defensive player that gen- and cornerback Ronald Darby pass rushers recently. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12 SPORTS

College Basketball Has UW Done Enough to Merit a NCAA Tourney Berth or Do The Pac-12 Champs Still Have Work to Do? By Percy Allen The Seattle Times Breathe easy, Husky fans. Washington is virtually guar- anteed a spot in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament for the first time since 2011. But then, can any team truly be safe when its best win is a five- point victory at Oregon and their best performance is a two-point defeat at Gonzaga? Apparently so. The Huskies (24-7), who eas- ily won the Pac-12 regular-sea- son title at 15-3, are considered between a No. 8 and No. 10 seed in the latest NCAA tournament projections. At this point, it’s nearly im- possible to imagine a doomsday scenario in which UW falls out of the 68-team tournament, re- gardless of what happens this week at the Pac-12 Tournament. By virtue of its No. 1 seed, Washington opens at noon Thursday in the conference quarterfinals against either No. 8 USC or No. 9 Arizona. It’s hard to foresee a single defeat against a tournament team being enough to drop UW two to four seeding spots in the projections, which is what would Dean Rutz / The Seattle Times have to happen to miss the Big Mike Hopkins awaits his seniors to take the floor. Dance. “The NET treats all games the a UW resume that’s highlighted achieves in Las Vegas will just be Ohio. No one disputes the Huskies same, whether they are played in by a scarcity of significant victo- icing. Schwab dropped the Huskies are staggering into the postsea- November or February,” Andy ries and bad defeats. Howie Schwab at Fox Sports a spot and has them as the No. 8 son having split their past two Katz wrote for NCAA.com. The Huskies have just two speculated Washington could seed in the West region for a re- games, including a deflating 55- “And that’s why teams that may victories in the first quadrant or capture a No. 5 seed if it wins the 47 defeat against the Ducks in have had strong non-conference Quad 1. Pac-12 Tournament. match against No. 9 Minnesota. the regular-season finale Satur- schedules can continue to have Conversely, they have only Meanwhile, CBS sports col- (The Gophers beat the Huskies day at Alaska Airlines Arena. a strong ranking even during a one defeat outside the first two lege basketball analyst Jerry 68-66 on Nov. 21.) But unlike past years, the late- losing skid in conference. quadrants. And that 76-73 defeat Palm said, “I can’t see them any Michael Beller at SI.com also season swoon won’t negatively “Valuing when a game is at California doesn’t hurt UW’s higher than a 7 seed” because dinged Washington one spot impact Washington because the played is an individual choice resume nearly as much as it did Washington can’t collect a Quad and dropped UW to a No. 9 seed NET rankings, the NCAA’s new of each member of the selec- two weeks ago considering the 1 victory this week in Las Vegas metric that sorts teams into four tion committee. But where the Golden Bears are riding a three- even if it were to win a confer- in the East region against No. 8 quadrants, doesn’t give added game was played and who it was game winning streak that’s im- ence tournament title. Oklahoma. weight to games late in the sea- against is used in determining proved their ranking. Nothing is official until Sun- And Palm remains generally son. the NET ranking, regardless of So, if the Huskies are no lon- day, but here’s a look at where the pessimistic about the Huskies’ In previous years, the selec- the time of the season.” ger in danger of falling out of the Huskies stand in several NCAA postseason chances. In his lat- tion committee might reward Still, losses hurt. Big Dance, then how much can tournament forecasts. est projections, Washington is a teams for overcoming a bad start And Washington fell six spots they improve their seeding? ESPN bracket guru Joe Lu- and compiling a bunch of victo- to No. 38 in the NET in the past The NCAA tournament ex- nardi projects UW as a No. 8 tenuous No. 10 seed in the East ries before the postseason. Not week. perts are split and the general seed in the East region against region facing No. 7 Louisville in anymore. It’s difficult to make sense of impression is that anything UW No. 9 Mississippi in Columbus, Jacksonville, Fla. Robert Franks Buries Eight 3-pointers for Career-High 37 Points, But Washington State Bows to Oregon State on Senior Day By Theo Lawson The loss guaranteed a fourth removed before the game began said. to 38 percent shooting in the sec- The Spokesman-Review straight bottom-three finish for in earnest, and a chorus of cheers Franks’ 3-point shot fell eight ond while they shot 53 percent. WSU (11-20, 4-14), which enters followed him off the court. times, and from just about every OSU began to pull away with PULLMAN — There were the conference tournament as a “(Wayne) agreed to do it, and spot on the floor. Franks con- varying degrees of familiarity 10 minutes left and kept WSU No. 11 seed and will face sixth- agreed the game is more about verted on a four-point play in the scoreless for nearly 4 minutes, for Washington State’s basket- seeded Oregon on Wednesday moments like that,” Kent said. first half. He hit another 3-point- ball team Saturday afternoon in night in Las Vegas. OSU (18-12, “For those kids who’ve played er while being guarded tightly by while turning the Cougars over a home finale against Oregon 10-8) locked up a top-four regu- hard — to give them an oppor- OSU’s Tres Tinkle. Then, sitting on four consecutive possessions. State. lar season finish for the first time tunity to hold their head up and on 32 points, he set his career WSU finished with 15 turnovers, There was the pure scoring under fifth-year coach Wayne come off after being introduced high on an off-balance 3-pointer giving the Cougars 78 over their of a senior forward who’s done it Tinkle. one last time on their home from the elbow that clanked off past five games. better than anybody else in the Before tip-off, the Cougars floor.” the backboard and into the hoop. “When we play defense and Pac-12 Conference this season, rolled out a crimson carpet for All the bells and whistles of But as Franks was guiding play fast and share the ball, and did it better Saturday than their three seniors. Fans clapped Senior Day seemed to lift the the Cougars, the Beavers were where everybody touches it — he ever had in a WSU uniform. and roared for Franks as he Cougars, at least briefly, against getting a steady stream of points they don’t have to shoot it — in On the opposite end of the walked out to the court with two an Oregon State team that need- from Tinkle, who should join the familiarity spectrum were the family members and accepted a ed a win to secure a first-round WSU forward on the All-Pac-12 a possession, we are really good,” shaky defense and sloppy ball frame with his No. 3 jersey be- bye at next week’s conference list Monday. The son of the OSU Kent said. “Because when you movement that have been staples fore posing for pictures. tournament. coach scored 26 points and add- touch it, when you shoot it, you of each of the last four losses, and WSU coach Ernie Kent pre- WSU played with pace on ed 12 rebounds, three assists and get a chance to dribble it, you certainly did the Cougars no fa- arranged for another senior, offense and purpose on defense, four steals. don’t mind coming to the other vors in a fifth. Viont’e Daniels, to make a brief taking a 12-point lead nearly Franks was a one-man wreck- end to play defense. A vintage scoring effort from appearance against the Beavers 10 minutes into the first half. ing team for the Cougars, but “But when you go up and Robert Franks, who was mar- despite a concussion that’s now Franks found his groove early, Tinkle had help from Stephen down the floor three or four velous on his Senior Day, scor- kept him out of four straight scoring six points in the first 1 Thompson Jr., who matched his times and you don’t get a chance ing 37 points on eight 3-point- games. Tinkle and game officials minute, 45 seconds, 17 through teammate with 26 points, and ers, couldn’t rescue the Cougars agreed to let the Cougars take the first 9:16 and 20 in the first younger brother Ethan Thomp- to even touch the ball, that’s hard. from another lackluster Pac-12 an injury timeout right after the half. son, who gave the Beavers an- That’s hard to come down and performance as the Beavers tip-off, giving Daniels a chance “I just wanted to go out there other 17. say ‘I’m going to defend now’ pulled away late for an 85-77 vic- to suit up and make the 53rd and give it everything I have one WSU led 43-38 at halftime, when I don’t even feel like I’m in- tory at Beasley Coliseum. start of his career. Daniels was more time in Beasley,” Franks but the Beavers held the Cougars volved on the offensive end.” Gonzaga Uses Efficient Offense to Breeze by Pepperdine, Into WCC Championship Game By Jim Meehan probably feel a lot like Tillie in 13 lead. The Waves (16-18) were half-court offense torched the matching the Portland game for The Spokesman-Review many ways. They’ve won the last within 35-20 when Tillie made Waves, who couldn’t handle Rui the second highest this season. six WCC Tournaments at the Or- another 3 from the top of the key, Hachimura and Brandon Clarke “We’ve played for each other LAS VEGAS – Killian Tillie leans Arena, and they’ll shoot for and the Zags closed the half com- inside or Tillie beyond the arc. all year,” Perkins said. “The next returned to the court for the first No. 7 on Tuesday against second- fortably in front 47-26. Hachimura and Clarke com- guy is happy for the next guy. Just time since Feb. 7 and promptly seeded Saint Mary’s. “I like it here,” Tillie under- bined for 31 points and 12 re- celebrating for each other and hit a 3-pointer in an arena where Tillie, who had been sidelined stated. bounds. The Zags outscored Pep- playing basketball the right way he can’t seem to miss from dis- by a partially torn plantar fascia, The Zags, the nation’s high- perdine 52-26 in the lane. and in the stat sheet it shows up tance. received a warm ovation from est-scoring team and leader in The Waves didn’t have much like that sometimes.” Then he hit another 3. Trot- the 5,000-plus GU faithful when Ken Pomeroy’s offensive efficien- luck with Gonzaga’s backcourt Gonzaga’s defense did its ting back on defense, Tillie shout- he checked into the game. The cy ratings, looked rusty for all of either. Norvell scored a team- share, too. Pepperdine came in ed to no one in particular: “This crowd erupted when Tillie con- about 4 minutes after a nine-day high 18 points, and Corey Kispert stocked with confidence from is my town.” nected with 12:50 left in the first layoff. and Josh Perkins each added 11. three tournament wins, but they Hard to argue with a man half and did the same about 100 They put on an offensive “This team just can come at trailed 80-40 midway through who has made 16 of his last 17 seconds later when the French clinic against the undermanned you in so many different ways,” the second half. The Waves need- 3-pointers at the Orleans Arena native rattled in another 3-point- Waves, who were missing start- Pepperdine coach Lorenzo ed a flurry of 27 points in the dating back to his memorable er. ing forward Kameron Edwards Romar said. “They’re a tough final 6:15 to cut into Gonzaga’s performance in last year’s WCC “We actually played off his (foot) and reserve wing Andre bunch.” lead. Tournament. energy,” sophomore wing Zach Ball, who was taken off the court Gonzaga consistently made Sophomore point guard Col- The first of his three 3s Mon- Norvell Jr. said. “He not only on a stretcher in Thursday’s the extra pass, leading to plenty bey Ross had 20 points, including day put a charge into a building came in and made good reads but opener. of highlight-reel finishes and the a couple of rainbow finishes in and his teammates, who quickly he was aggressive out there, get- Pepperdine turnovers put team’s 59.7-percent shooting. Per- the lane over taller GU defenders, took command and rolled to a ting us going.” Gonzaga’s transition game in kins and Geno Crandall each had but he was limited to three assists 100-74 victory over Pepperdine. Tillie’s second 3 triggered a overdrive, but the Zags didn’t six assists, and Clarke added five. and committed half of the Waves’ The top-ranked Zags (30-2) 13-0 run as the Zags built a 29- need any extra help. Their The Zags finished with 26 assists, 16 turnovers. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12

Bearcats and Eagles Play to Scoreless Draw in Opener MLB ‘What Do You Want Me to Say?’: Unhappy Felix Hernandez Struggles in Final Cactus League Start for Mariners By Ryan Divish The Seattle Times PEORIA, Ariz. — The outing and its results, as ugly as they were, were unimport- ant as so many situations in spring-training baseball. The seven runs allowed, in- cluding five in the marathon fourth inning where he was unable to record a single out, won’t mean much more than a nagging reminder of what has been a perpetual issue the past two seasons and the likely precursor of more to come in 2019. Felix Hernandez isn’t fighting to make the Mari- ners’ rotation based on his spring-training performance. His place in it is a given due toten his decorated career in Seattle and, more important- ly, the $27 million he’s owed for this season. But his status in the rota- tion and the organization has never been lower. It’s a realization that’s set- ting in. His stubborn belief in his greatness and his lack of self-awareness aren’t uncom- JARED WENZELBURGER / [email protected] mon among great athletes. W.F. West’s Jairo Lima (18) knees the ball in the air during a non-league game against Elma Saturday afternoon in Chehalis. The Bearcats and Eagles couldn’t They are often the last to re- decide a winner in a 0-0 draw. W.F. West (0-0-1) travels to R.A. Long on Tuesday for a non-league game alize a decline that others can easily identify. Two days ago, he was in- College Softball formed he wouldn’t make the opening-day start for the first time since 2008, and that he wouldn’t pitch in the Mariners’ home-opening Centralia Breaks Loose at the RAC series against the defending By The Chronicle Olympic battled back with three an RBI of their own. tallied three hits apiece for Cen- World Series champion Bos- ton Red Sox. He’s been slot- LACEY — The Trailblazers runs in the fourth and two runs Brooks put in most of her tralia. Smith, Gleasman, Levang, in the fifth. The Rangers added work in the hurler’s circle with a and Jayden Benson all added two ted into the No. 5 spot, and got back on the right side of .500 the to-date plan is for him here this weekend with three two more runs in the seventh in- complete game effort that spaced hits each. ning but not before the Blazers out 10 hits and seven earned What’s more, Dean, Brooks, to start April 1 against the wins in a diverse set of non-con- Angels at T-Mobile Park. His ference softball games. doused the Rangers’ hopes with runs. She also notched seven Smith, and Gleasman all de- strikeouts along the way. posited balls over the fence for team will have played in six Centralia College defeated a five-run seventh inning of their own. On Sunday the Blazers homeruns. Brooks, who pitched regular-season games before Everett College in their first Jamie Carlson led the way opened up with a game against a complete game, helped herself he starts his first. game by a score of 13-1 before for Centralia with a home run, a Spokane College but a final out- out with a game-high five RBI’s As he sat at his locker, doubling down against Olympic double, and three RBI. McKenna come was not available. Centra- while Dean, Smith and Gleas- Hernandez, still clad in his College with an 8-7 victory. No Smith also smacked a homerun lia then faced Skagit Valley Col- man each brought in three run- uniform, knew his situation box score or additional details of the two-run variety. Maddie lege in the afternoon and came ners with their bats. would be addressed, notably were available for the first con- Thompson and Shelby Levang away with a bat rattling 21-3 win In five innings of work the end of 10-season streak test. added doubles to the Blazers in five innings. Brooks scattered seven hits and of starting on opening day. In the second affair Centra- tally. Dakota Brooks drove in The Blazers knocked out three earned runs. After dispensing with a few lia took a 1-0 lead in the first in- the first run of the game with a 20 hits in the five inning vic- Centralia (4-3) will host Clark comments about his outing ning and pushed that out to a 3-0 single in the first inning before tory. Britzy Hockett, Olivia Dean, College for a double header on and a blown called-strike advantage after three innings. Levang, and Olson each tallied Brooks, and Alyssa Jorgensen all Saturday beginning at noon. call that seemed to ignite his fourth-inning trouble — Local Bowling “Yeah, I was pissed about the strike zone, but I fell behind a few hitters.” — the ques- tions came. Asked if he was upset about the decision made by manager Scott Servais to start Marco Gonzales on opening day, Hernandez looked up and nodded, re- plying: “Yeah.” When he didn’t expound, he was asked about his reac- tion to the decision. Hernan- dez gave a small chuckle and replied, “I’ve got no com- ment to that.” It’s a decision he said he knew was going to happen though he’d given no signs of foreseeing that fate this spring. Perhaps in this last week as the Mariners slot- ted out their rotation, he projected the days and out- ings and understood that he wouldn’t throw the first pitch of a Mariners’ season — a rite he should have held con- tinuously since 2007 if not for the uninformed decision by manager John McLaren to start the enigmatic and unenthusiastic Erik Bedard on opening day in 2008. It’s a snub that left Hernandez fuming a month into the sea- son, feeling he’d been disre- spected by the organization. It’s a feeling that seems to have returned in what is ex- pected to be his final season in Seattle. He’s a free agent after the season and neither side seems interested in con- tinuing the relationship, re- gardless of the circumstances. If Hernandez felt like losing the opening-day start was a punch to the gut, the decision to have him pitch as the No. 5 starter might feel like a backhand to the cheek. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12 SPORTS

Local Bowling MLB Mariners Third Baseman Kyle Seager to Undergo Surgery on His Left Hand By Ryan Divish The Seattle Times PEORIA, Ariz. — After an offseason in which he reshaped his body and re- adjusted his swing in hopes of a bounce-back year in 2019, Mariners third base- man Kyle Seager will miss the first month of the season and possibly more. Monday afternoon — just three days before the team embarks to Japan to open the season against the A’s — Seattle manager Scott Servais announced Seager would have surgery to re- pair a torn tendon in his left hand Tuesday in Phoenix. The procedure will be per- formed by renowned hand specialist Dr. Donald Sheri- dan. “He is going to be out for a period of time,” Servais said. “I don’t have the exact time- table when to expect him to return to playing. I will find out more when he has the surgery tomorrow. I know he will be out the month of April, but after that I don’t know how long he will be.” The torn tendon is near the knuckle of his middle finger. Seager had his hand bandaged and the finger im- mobilized. “He explained it to me,” Seager said. “You have ten- dons all over going down your fingers and everything. There’s tendons that go side- to-side that stabilize every- thing. I tore some of the ten- dons in there. I’ll go in there tomorrow and they’ll kind of stitch it back together and then I’ll be out of commis- sion for a little while.” The recovery isn’t simple. The hand and finger will be immobilized and he’ll eventually have to build back a range of motion and strength. “You won’t be able to move it for a while and then you can gradually start bending your fingers,” he said. “I think a lot of it will go on the rehab part of it — how quickly I can get through that type of stuff. He really didn’t give too de- finitive of a time thing, but I think it’s going to be a little while. I won’t be in Japan, let’s put it that way.” Seager seemed accepting of the news. He wasn’t bitter. But he had prided himself on playing through pain, be- ing available every day and avoiding the injured list — formerly the disabled list. “It definitely sucks,” he said. “This will be the first time for me that you have to go on the DL. That’s some- thing that I was proud of. Anytime you don’t get to go out there with your team- mates and your guys and all that stuff, it’s hard.” The frustration is a little more biting considering all the work he put in during the offseason. He arrived to camp 20-plus pounds lighter with increased flexibility and core and leg strength. He’d also settled on a swing that he’d felt would be more viable and consistent than in past years. “This is our job and this is part of it unfortunately,” he said. “It is what it is. I did have a successful winter, and that doesn’t necessarily take away from that. There’s still things that you can con- tinue to work on when I’m doing this. It sucks, it’s not something I really wanted to happen, but we’ll deal with it and we’ll rehab and get through it.” The injury occurred Fri- day night against the Cubs. He dove for a ground ball down the line off the bat of Javy Baez. Seager landed awkwardly and rolled over his glove. His hand and fin- gers in the glove bent back- ward instead of rolling for- ward. • Sports 7 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12

Prep Baseball Centralia Dominates Timberline in Opener By The Chronicle the Mountaineers holding off a Bulldogs Take “That was the plan. I wasn’t feet. Davis remembered it a dif- LACEY — The Tigers belted comeback attempts for a 4-3 win going to let anybody throw more ferent way. 12 hits against Timberline to in a non-league baseball game on Warriors for Walk than 40-45 pitches tops,” Quarn- “Shipley hit a homerun that’s earn a 12-3 win in a non-league Monday. MONTESANO — Roches- strom said. “Jayden Lancaster, still out there traveling some- baseball game here on Monday. Ryan Deoskey was 2 for 5 ter’s bats weren’t able to wake up he’s kind of been a project in where. It was a pretty good shot Centralia’s Jeremy Wood had with an RBI and came on and in time for their first game of the progress for us but he came in to left-center,” said Davis. two hits and an RBI and Cam- pitched four innings in relief season here on Monday as they and did a fine job for us.” Ryan Bloomstrom started on eron Erickson added two hits work on the mound for the Bea- dropped a non-league baseball Tyler Soderback had the big- the mound for Toledo before be- including a double to go with vers. contest to Montesano to the tune gest of Rochester’s three hits on ing replaced by Hunter Holmes. two RBI’s. Dom Aguirre also had “Bratton, Deoskey threw well of 8-2. the night with a 2-run home run Jesse Towns then took the hill two hits with a double and three for us. That was good to see,” The first three innings were in the sixth inning that scored before handing the ball over to RBI’s. Tenino coach Ryan Schlesser a scoreless affair, although both Smith. Brannan Guyor who ceded the Derek Beairsto, Cameron said. “It sucks because we lost to starting pitchers wound up in Quarnstrom lamented that hill in turn to Kaden Sellards for Cabrera and Jeremy Wood com- Rainier. It still stings a bit to lose bases loaded jams in the first his team was punched out look- the sixth inning of work. bined on the mound to allow to those guys.” frame before wiggling free from ing too many times in the game, Davis said that it was his plan three runs on seven hits with one Schlesser was pleased with harm. Rochester coach Brad with seven strikeouts total. all along to get a look at as many walk in a solid pitching perfor- the Beavers’ performance on the Quarnstrom said it was a classic Rochester (0-1) will host pitchers as possible. He just mance. mound and was pleased with the opening day start situation, not- Tenino on Thursday at 4 p.m. in wished there hadn’t been quite Timberline led 2-1 after two overall performance of Deoskey. ing “It looked like everybody’s a non-league game. so many free passes and errors innings before the Tigers scored Tenino scored in the fifth in- first outing.” mixed in. By his count, his team six runs in the third inning. ning to break up the scoreless Keegan Goldrick started the Saturday’s Results had four errors in the field and at Centralia added two runs in the tie. Rainier scored in the seventh game on the hill for Rochester least eight walks or hit batters. fourth and sixth innings to se- to even the score and send the and didn’t allow a run. Bodey Monarchs Mash “That’s too many for me,” Da- cure the victory. game to extra innings. Smith entered the game in the vis noted. “We’re breaking in some The Mountaineers scored third inning and surrendered a Toledo Hurlers Davis added that despite the new guys. We got contributions three runs in the top of the ninth pair of runs. The Bulldogs then LONGVIEW — Eliminate a loss he was happy with the way from a lot of guys, especially in for a 4-1 lead. Blake Gubbe start- plated six runners in the fifth in- whiplash inducing fourth inning his team swung the bat. Guyor the third and fourth,” Centralia ed off the bottom of the inning ning to put the game out of reach from the equation and Toledo led Toledo with a double and a coach Rex Ashmore said. “I’m with a single followed by an Abe of the sleepy Warriors bats. had themselves an opening day single while Hunter Eaton added proud of the way our kids ap- Nelson walk and a bunt to move Nolan Eyles pitched the to remember here on Saturday. a pair of singles. Davis noted that proached the game today and the runners over. Back-to-back fourth and fifth innings for Unfortunately, as Toledo coach Bryce Marcil was among several they played pretty well today.” infield hits brought home Gub- Rochester and Jayden Lancaster Jeff Davis pointed out, that’s players who added one hit each. Centralia (1-0) travels to Sea- be and Nelson to cut the lead to pitched a scoreless sixth inning. not how it works and his team “We had a freshman come up side, Ore., to compete in a tour- 4-3. With runners on second and Montesano pounded out a dozen wound up falling 12-6 to Mark and get his first hit. He was one nament and will face Hoquiam third, Rainier was able to secure hits in the game while the War- Morris in non-league baseball for one. Pretty good way to start on Friday at 6 p.m. in the tourna- the final out to claim the victory. riors committed a pair of errors play. the season for him coming off ment opener. “For a second there, I thought to compound their problems. The Monarchs erupted for the bench,” said Davis of Justin we were going to come back and “The two errors came at not seven runs in the fourth inning Villa. “I was glad we were able to Rainier Holds Off beat them but we fell a little a great time and we had to balls to forget and wrapped out 11 bunch up some hits and get a few short,” Schlesser said. “That’s in the outfield that we prob- hits on the day in total. That hit runs and at least say hey we’re Tenino in Extras what happens when you give up ably should have had, too,” said parade included a homerun by trying to crawl back into this TENINO — Tenino and three in the ninth.” Quarnstrom. Jack Shipley that indicated the thing after they’d scored a lot of Rainier needed extra innings to Tenino (0-1) travels to Roch- Quarnstrom added that his junior’s swing is already in mid- runs.” decide the opening game of the ester on Thursday for a non- game plan was to pitch a hand- season form. Toledo (0-1) will face Adna season. The teams combined for league game. ful of his players in the game, no One media outlet estimated on Tuesday at home and will five runs in the final inning with matter how things panned out. the home run at more than 380 travel to Rainier on Thursday. Women’s College Basketball Blazers Fall to Vikings in Elite 8 By The Chronicle Miranda Johnson was the 34-25 lead at intermission. Each EVERETT — Centralia held from the field while Olympic EVERETT — Centralia leading scorer with 25 points team scored 13 points in the Olympic to 12 made field goals shot 23 percent from the field battled with Big Bend for four and Leah Dougherty added 15 third quarter, but Big Bend shot to earn a 58-39 win in a NWAC including four of 19 from behind quarters but the Vikings scored points. Hannah Wilson scored 81 percent from the field, includ- women’s basketball tournament the arc. The Blazers won the re- 14 points and Kelsey Sorenson Sweet 16 game here on Saturday. 32 points in the fourth quarter ing 6 of 7 from downtown to run bounding battle 49-39. to pull away for a 79-52 win in tallied 12 boards for the Vikings. away with the win. Allani Talapu had 13 points to Big Bend shot 45 percent lead Centralia with Cailin Yenne The Blazers led 16-10 after a NWAC women’s basketball Centralia ends the season from the field while Centralia adding 10 points. Megan Cash one quarter. The team’s com- tournament Elite 8 game here on with a 15-15 overall record. It shot 30 percent, including three tallied nine points and Lindsey bined to score 15 points in the Sunday. was the final game in a Centralia of 20 from behind the arc. The Nurmi grabbed nine rebounds. second quarter with Centralia Lindsey Nurmi led the Blaz- uniform for Isabella Elwood, Ja- Vikings also won the rebounding Danielle Monson led the leading 23-18 at halftime. Cen- ers with 10 points and four steals. battle 50-32, although Big Bend mie Connally and Kleemeyer. Rangers with 12 points and Na- Piper Cai added nine points and had 27 turnovers compared to telee Gordon totaling nine points. tralia outscored Olympic 18-9 Allani Talapu chipped in seven Centralia’s 19. Saturday’s Results Brittni Blake had a game-high 10 in the third quarter to pull away points. Devanie Kleemeyer led It was 16-12 Vikings after rebounds. and cruise to the win in the Centralia with eight rebounds. one quarter and Big Bend built a Blazers Beat Rangers Centralia shot 38 percent fourth quarter. College Baseball Blazers Split Series with Penguins VANCOUVER — Centra- fice fly. Gavin Manheimer got inning and notched three in- Centralia didn’t slink away register a 2-1 victory. lia College baseball was able to the ball rolling for Centralia in nings of work with one earned after that one-inning shellack- The Blazers fell behind 1-0 come out even in a pair of non- that pivotal eighth inning when run on his name. ing, though, and posted a five in the first inning but knotted conference weekend doublehead- he scored on a wild pitch. Centralia managed six hits in spot of their own in the eighth things up in the third inning ers at Clark College. Titus, Wall, and Kyle Combs the affair. Festus Gilligan, Josh inning to thrust themselves back when Wall drove home Hori On Saturday the Trailblaz- had one hit apiece in the game Parks, Gavin O’Donnell, Wall, into contention. Three of those ers got their win out of the way for Centralia Manheimer, and Escuadro each runs scored when James Billotti with a single. early with a 3-1 victory in the In the nightcap Clark sum- had a hit in the game. Wall’s smacked a triple. Adrian Stacey started the early game before dropping the moned their revenge with an knock was a double while Man- Kyle Combs, Gilligan, Titus, game pitching for Centralia and second game 8-4. 8-4 win over the Trailblazers. heimer legged out a triple. Nole Wall, and Wollan all added hits allowed one run on five hits in Rory Escuadro earned the The Penguins scored one run in Wollan, Escuadro, and Man- for Centralia. Gilligan, Johnson, four innings. Zach Weinert en- win for Centralia making a re- the first inning and three in the heimer each drove in a run. and O’Donnell each drove in a tered the game in relief in the lief pitching appearance begin- third inning before Centralia put Lucas Gregory and Brad run while Ethan Hori scored two fifth inning and allowed no runs ning in the seventh inning after up a two spot in the fourth frame. Grant each had three hits for runs on a pair of bases loaded over three innings while striking starting the game at third base. Clark answered right back Clark. Grant and Nick Markan- hit-by-pitches. out two batters. On the mound Escuadro threw with two runs in the bottom of tonatos each belted home runs in Cam Hale started the game three complete innings while al- the fourth then matched runs the Penguin’s winning effort. for Centralia and allowed two That hold setup heroics by lowing no runs on two hits and with Centralia again in the fifth On Sunday the Trailblazers earned runs in 5 ⅔ innings Josh Krause in the eighth inning striking out a pair of Penguins. frame. The Penguins pushed luck played out in reverse fashion pitched. Zach Blake and Andre when he drove home Nole Wol- Josh Myer started the game on another run across the plate in with a 9-8 loss in game one and a Scheer combined to pitch the lan with a single on a 0-1 count. the bump for the Trailblazers the eighth inning and Centralia 2-1 victory in the finale. middle innings while Mason Colton Titus left his position and allowed one run in six in- plated one run in the ninth in- In the early slugfest Clark Harris took care of the final five in the field to act as the closer in nings of work while striking out ning before they ran out of outs. grabbed the lead with a run in outs. the ninth. He struck two batters seven batters. Cole Doughty toed the rub- both the first and six innings Kai Perreira led Clark with out in a scoreless inning of work Josh Parks and Robbie Wall ber for Centralia to start the and a six spot in the seventh in- three hits and two RBI’s. Lucas to earn the save. drove in two runs for the Blaz- game before turning the ball ning. Meanwhile, Centralia was Gregory, Francis and Brant each ers in the eighth inning. First over to Zach Vetter for two in- held scoreless until just before wrapped doubles for the Pen- Centralia (2-6) will host Pa- Parks forced home a run when nings of work that included two the seventh inning stretch that guins. cific University (JV) on Saturday he drew a walk and then Wall runs and two strikeouts. Dylan preceded those half dozen runs Centralia bounced back in for a doubleheader beginning at scored James Billotti on a sacri- Stakelin took over in the sixth from the Penguins. the final game of the series to noon.

College Baseball Eagles Super Bowl trick play in Eagles history have Burton left a year ago in free $50.125 million guaranteed. the team supported Foles’ quest moved on. agency to Chicago. Of the play- Those are big numbers, consider- to become a starter elsewhere. Hero Nick Foles to Sign As expected, former Eagles ers who touched the ball on that ing no other suitors ever emerged “It’s hard when you have quarterback Nick Foles will sign fourth-down play — actually after the Eagles announced two someone who’s incredibly valu- With Jaguars for Four with the Jacksonville Jaguars. named “The Philly Special,” but weeks ago that they would let able to your organization at Years, $88 million Foles caught the touchdown pass verbally mangled by Foles when Foles become a free agent, declin- the most important position in thrown by then-Eagles tight end he suggested running it on a trip ing to apply the franchise tag at sports,” Roseman said at the NFL By Les Bowen Trey Burton, just before halftime to the sideline — only running nearly $25 million for one year. scouting combine, when asked The Philadelphia Inquirer of what became the team’s his- back Corey Clement, who took Tagging Foles would have given about the decision to set Foles toric 41-33 victory over the New the direct snap and pitched it to them an impossible salary-cap free. “We’ve had incredible suc- We’ll always have “Philly England Patriots in Super Bowl Burton, remains an Eagle. situation, and as executive vice cess with him when he’s had to Philly,” but now two of the three LII, the only Super Bowl victory The deal is for four years and president of football operations play. Four playoff wins in the last protagonists of the most famous in franchise history. $88 million, reportedly with Howie Roseman acknowledged, two years. Great teammate.” Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12 SPORTS Baseball

Continued from Sports 1 Kurzeika for for a 1-0 lead after five innings. Kurzeika, Haight and Carter Whitehead were all able to score in the sixth inning to secure the win for the Loggers. “I thought we played really well for the first ballgame. We played error-free baseball, we only had to get 21 outs,” Onalas- ka coach Rocky Stanley said. “The pitching was spectacular. Two walks, so that’s a good ball- game.” Stanley said he was particu- larly pleased with the starting pitching from Lawrence. Onalaska (1-0) travels to Tou- tle Lake on Tuesday for a Cen- tral 2B League game. PWV (0-1) travels to Raymond on Saturday for a doubleheader beginning at noon.

MATT BAIDE / [email protected] Pe Ell-Willapa Valley’s Luke Gerow pitches to an Onalaska batter during a non-league baseball game at Onalaska on Monday. Women’s College Basketball Gonzaga Women But this team always seems to court; she heard the cheers from bye into the semis didn’t seem Both teams had a chance have options. With 3 seconds left, the training room. like much of a reward for win- to win in regulation after Overcome Pair of it found the best one. Survive and advance, they ning the regular-season title. Townsend’s layup tied the game Guard Katie Campbell call it, an expression that’s trite Saint Mary’s scored the first sev- at 61 with 41 seconds left. Chan- Injuries, Rally for whipped the ball near the top at best. en points of the game against a dler Smith rebounded a Gaels Double-Overtime of the circle to Zykera Rice, who On Monday it was downright GU team that seemed a step slow miss with 33 seconds left, but her drove past three defenders, laid cruel. in the first quarter. bad pass 3 seconds later set up Victory Against the ball off the glass and into the But the Zags will go on, Tues- However, Rice found her the final Saint Mary’s possession. Saint Mary’s in WCC net as the buzzer sounded. day at 1 p.m. in the title game groove late in the quarter en Sydney Raggio, the Gaels’ Gonzaga 78, Saint Mary’s 77. against BYU, which defeated route to a game-high 21 points. top scorer this year, went up for Semifinals As the pro-Zag crowd at the Pepperdine 68-63 in the second The Zags were down just 18-14 a short jumper, but LeeAnne Orleans Arena roared, Rice fell game. after the first period. By Jim Allen Wirth blocked the shot to set up into the arms of grateful team- “It was a little bit tough when Things got worse early in the overtime. The Spokesman-Review mates. you’re watching your teammate second. Saint Mary’s led 27-16 “Every game with Saint “Our coaches set up an amaz- lying on the court like that,” se- at one point as the Zags shot 7 Mary’s is a battle,” Smith said. LAS VEGAS — The winning ing play, and it was cool that my nior Chandler Smith said. “But I for 25 from the field. But Stock- GU was down three late in the play was a thing of beauty, all the teammates put me in a position think we did a good job of stay- ton capped a comeback with a more so because of what trans- to make a shot like that,” Rice ing focused.” length-of-the-court drive that first overtime, but Smith stole pired before. said. Gonzaga (28-3) will play for cut the deficit to 32-28 at half- the ball and found Townsend for With 13 seconds left in the “I’ve never made a game-win- a third straight tournament title time. a three-point play and a 69-all tie second overtime of Monday’s ner before,” Rice said. “But I re- because it persevered against a It was her last heroics. Stock- with 1:10 left. West Coast Conference semifi- ally don’t know how to feel right team that absolutely had to win ton crumpled to the floor early GU got the ball back on nal game, the Gonzaga women now.” the WCC in order to reach next in the second half with an appar- Townsend’s rebound with 41 sec- were down by a point to Saint Neither did anyone else. week’s NCAA Tournament. ent knee injury and was helped onds left, but Jenn Wirth missed Mary’s. As the Zags celebrated, Stock- The Gaels were coming off to the locker room, returning a layup to set up another golden They were also down two ton hobbled onto the court on a 32-point blowout of Loyola later on crutches. chance for the Gaels. How- starters, Laura Stockton and crutches, her college career ap- Marymount two days earlier, Backup forward Jenn Wirth, ever, Madeline Holland missed Jill Townsend, who were lost to parently over after a knee injury while GU was back from a nine- who had 10 points and four re- a jumper and Megan McKay injury in another rough game suffered early in the third quar- day layoff since Senior Day. bounds, helped the Zags forge a couldn’t get up another shot be- against the Gaels. ter. Townsend wasn’t even on the Early in the game, a double- 48-all tie after the third quarter. fore the buzzer. College Basketball Tournament Challenge VISIT contest.chronline.com. CREATE A LEAGUE Join or create your own Challenge League where you can have any number of friends competing against each other each week. MAKE PICKS Pick the winners of each game and start earning points. Everything you need to make your decision is at your fingertips. EARN POINTS Come back after the games are final and see how your picks are doing. Pick’em greatness will give you a chance to earn prizes. WIN PRIZES! CH595750lw.dj The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12, 2019

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Katie Hayes / [email protected] Cribbage player RAS Rasmussen writes down his points after a game with Paul Downing Thursday evening in Centralia.

TOURNAMENT: Local Player Wins American Cribbage Congress Open By Katie Hayes [email protected] While cribbage may be one of the most difficult card games around, the Twin Cities hold a surpris- ing number of top players in the U.S. “I can’t tell you a card game that is like it,” RAS Rasmussen said. “It has to be the chess of card games, because there is so much strategy involved in dis- carding and pegging.” Just this month, Ras- Cribbage player Jim Hornbacher moves the pegs during a game Thursday evening in Centralia. mussen won the American Cribbage Congress (ACC) IRS and the banker call me to have over 200 players. “I played for a lot of years Open, which is the World’s Elmer, my mother called Now it’s quite reduced from before I realized there was Largest Cribbage Tourna- me George, most people in that, but there will prob- an organization,” Horn- ment held in Reno. The the cribbage world call me ably be about 100 players bacher said. “... It’s probably tournament had more than RAS.” for the Washington state the best two-handed game 600 players. Rasmussen said he be- championship. …. It’s been there is. A lot of parents use “It’s quite an endur- lieves the World’s Largest held here probably about 15 it as a tool to help kids learn ance contest,” Rasmussen Cribbage Tournament just years.” how to count.” said. “Anyway, my oppo- marked his 28th major win Gary Rasmussen ex- Rasmussen said that nent ended up being a crib- in a competition. plained various levels for while there are many ad- bage player from Michigan “I don’t keep track of cribbage players in the vanced players in the club, in the finals. You have to those things as much as American Cribbage Con- new members are welcome go through 10 rounds of some people do, but I’m gress Grassroots — bronze, and the players are friendly. playoffs and you have to pretty sure it was the 28th,” silver, gold, platinum and “The truth is people are advance — if you don’t win he added. a recently-added titanium tougher on themselves in you’re eliminated. So I went Repeatedly, Rasmussen level. Gary Rasmussen said their kitchens than we are through 10 rounds of play- pointed to other members his brother is one of two on players in here,” Ras- offs to meet this young fella’ in the club who are highly- players at the platinum lev- mussen said. “The rules that who is 50 years younger regarded and decorated el in the U.S. He and club players play by at home are than me.” in the cribbage commu- member Jim Hornbacher often tougher than the ones Cribbage is a card game nity. He said 15 players cur- are at the gold level. we play by in the American that traditionally has two rently in the club are highly “It’s based on points you Cribbage (Congress).” players. It’s a game of num- ranked in the U.S. accumulate during the sea- bers, with a 15-minute time “Most of the people in son,” Gary Rasmussen said. limit. In the ‘90s, Rasmus- here who are highly ranked “But a lot of clubs may have a sen began a cribbage club won’t flaunt it,” Rasmussen couple of bronze level play- in Centralia where players said. ers, maybe a silver level, but meet every Thursday eve- For example, Gary Ras- not very many have gold ning at the Moose Lodge to mussen — RAS Rasmus- level or platinum level.” compete. sen’s brother — said he has RAS Rasmussen point- Rasmussen plays about been playing with the ACC ed to Jim Hornbacher a few 100 cribbage games each for about 22 years. Right games over and said he was week either live, or online. now, he is looking forward one of the highest ranked He also posts videos to You- to the Washington state players in the country. Tube that explain cribbage championship that will Hornbacher’s focus didn’t strategy — he said that his take place April 12, 13 and move much from the game 99 videos have about 96,000 14 at the Moose Lodge. while he spoke, but said he views. “There will be players had been part of the ACC “I’m RAS Rasmussen,” from everywhere,” Gary since 1989 and has won the first one begins. “The Rasmussen said. “We used more than 20 tournaments.

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By Matt Vasilogambros Stateline.org It’s taco night at the Lind- skoog household in this sub- urban community 20 miles west of Boise. Nate Lindskoog has seasoned the red meat siz- zling in his cast-iron skillet with a mixture of chili powder and Himalayan pink salt. In a few minutes, he will wrap it in corn tortillas and top it off with lime-soaked avocados. The 36-year-old father of six isn’t making carne asada with meat he bought from a butcher or at the grocery store. Instead, he’s searing venison In the mountains just north of Boise, drivers are warned about crossing deer and from a deer killed by a car on elk. Idaho is one of more than two dozen states that have legalized roadkill salvag- Lake Avenue. ing. “That is just fine,” he said, taking a bite of the cilantro- migration patterns, feeding kill Bill,” a Republican from a and onion-garnished taco. areas and dangerous stretches rural district the size of Mary- “I’ve had worse tacos in restau- of road. Their goal is to pro- land, Hansell authored the bill rants that were $10. This was tect animals, but also people that unanimously passed the free, laying on the side of the and their vehicles, said Gregg legislature in 2018. Matt Vasilogambros / Pew Charitable Trusts road.” Servheen, Idaho Fish and He saw the roadkill as a Roadkill venison and caramelized onions. Between 1 million and 2 Game wildlife program coor- wasted opportunity. Now, he million large animals are hit by dinator. said, Oregonians “are being But state officials in Sacra- ka, where between 600 and 800 vehicles every year in the Unit- “We’ve built an entire trans- fed high-protein, organic meat mento shut down the program moose are killed by cars each ed States in accidents that kill portation system across the they’ve chosen to eat that oth- in 2011, saying they feared year, state troopers will notify 200 people and cost nearly $8.4 whole United States, and for erwise would have rotted on people would hit animals on charities and families after an billion in damages, according decades it’s been, ‘Flattened the side of the road.” purpose. accident to salvage the meat. But food safety concerns to estimates from the Federal fauna, who cares?’” Servheen In January, the month John Griffin, senior direc- have led some charities to Highway Administration. said in his Boise office. “You the law went into effect, Or- tor of the urban wildlife pro- restrict roadkill donations. Instead of wasting roadkill hoped you didn’t hit one. You egonians salvaged 124 animals, gram at the Humane Society While many charities gladly or mocking it as hillbilly cuisine, drove by them all the time. It mostly deer and elk. Unlike in of the United States, said veri- fying that animals were truly accept donations of hunted Idaho is tracking the carnage was just a given. Idaho, though, residents must killed by accident and not tar- deer, elk and moose meat and allowing residents to sal- “Now we’re getting to a turn in the antlers and heads geted has long been a concern that has been packaged by a vage the carcasses to reduce the point where maybe there’s a of the animals to the Oregon of his group and others. professional processor, Idaho number of vehicle-animal colli- better way.” Department of Fish and Wild- “People run down animals Foodbank sites will not accept sions and feed hungry people. Since legalizing roadkill life officials. Hansell hasn’t sal- Now more states are join- with snow machines,” he said. meat from animals killed by salvaging in 2012, Idaho has vaged any roadkill yet. ing Idaho and others, letting “That’s exactly the opposite vehicles. It’s a precaution for used its data to build fencing, While more than half of people like Lindskoog, owner thing we would want to en- the families, said Jennifer Er- warning signs, wildlife under- states have some version of a of a local breakfast and burger courage. Does someone do that ickson, the agency’s food safe- pass tunnels and wildlife over- joint, reclaim fresh, nutrient- roadkill salvaging law — some on the road? It’s hard to say.” ty and compliance manager. dense, grass-fed meat that passes to protect deer, elk and even for decades — momentum California’s policy may “You just don’t know if the might otherwise end up as a other animals. has been growing in Western soon change, however. State animal is diseased,” she said. grease stain on the highway. In the first two months of states to pass new legislation. lawmakers now are consider- “Depending on the impact, (“We don’t serve any game at this year, Idahoans salvaged ing new legislation that would there might be contamination. the restaurant,” he assured.) more than 300 animals from RENNIE CLELAND was tired of legalize roadkill salvaging. You just don’t know.” Lindskoog has salvaged the side of the road, adding to seeing good meat go to waste. One of Cleland’s old game war- E. coli, which has been three deer, a couple of times the more than 5,000 animals When he was hired in 1988 den colleagues helped write found in elk, deer and getting a tip from a local sher- retrieved since 2016. as the game warden in Dorris, the bill after, he said, he wit- moose, also concerns Deir- iff’s deputy about an accident Not every animal is legally Calif. — a small town of 900 nessed how successful salvag- dre Schlunegger, the CEO of near his home. At a safe dis- salvageable in Idaho. Non- people at the Oregon border ing can be for a community the Chicago-based nonprofit tance off the highway shoulder, game wildlife, threatened or — he wanted to find an alter- and potentially a state. Stop Foodborne Illness. As he can butcher all the meat he endangered species, migra- native to spending taxpayer Roy Griffith, legislative does chronic wasting disease wants in 30 minutes or less, tory birds and other animals dollars to pick up dead deer liaison for the conservation (CWD), an infectious disease later freezing it to be used in a that are not legally hunted are off mountain roads and throw group California Rifle & Pis- fatal to deer, elk and moose year’s worth of meals. off-limits. This includes bald them into a ditch. tol Association, reworked that can now be found in at As a conservationist, he’s eagles, Canada lynx and griz- While salvaging roadkill language from similar Idaho, least 24 states. eager to let the coyotes, eagles zly bears. was illegal throughout the Oregon and Washington laws While people consume and the rest of the ecosystem Servheen acknowledges state, Cleland worked with his to fit California and found a between 7,000 and 15,000 in- take care of what remains. that the state’s data depends superiors at the California De- willing lawmaker, Democratic fected deer each year, there are “This was a living thing,” he on scattered reports from resi- partment of Fish and Wildlife, state Sen. Bob Archuleta, to no cases of the chronic wasting said. “It’s the most respectful dents. Data might identify a U.S. Forest Service officials introduce the legislation. The disease being transmitted to thing to do if wild game dies. migration pattern, or it might and the local police chief to tens of thousands of animals humans, according to a 2017 It’s the best way to dignify its just identify a community create a program under which killed on California highways report from the Alliance for death.” where people more diligently residents could opt to accept every year may not die in vain, Public Wildlife. The U.S. Cen- After Lindskoog returns report roadkill. The online meat from animals killed near- he said. ters for Disease Control is still home, he’s required by state form isn’t accessible to many by. “I don’t care if it was killed trying to determine whether law to visit the Idaho Fish and Idahoans who live in the back- Over the course of 23 years, by a rifle or a bumper,” he said. consuming infected deer or elk Game website within 24 hours country without reliable cell or local officials processed and “It’s a beautiful, incredible ani- meat could harm people. to describe the roadkill: what internet service. delivered 36,700 pounds of mal rotting on the roadside. To The brain-eating disease species he salvaged, its gender Whatever its limitations, wild game meat to needy peo- me, it’s a sin to see it die in a has appeared in neighbor- and where and when he found Idaho’s salvaging law has been ple in the area. magpie pile.” ing Montana, Utah and Wyo- the animal. the basis of similar laws that “That is a lot of meat,” Cle- As in Idaho, it would be le- ming, prompting Idaho Fish For Idaho, each dead deer, have recently passed in neigh- land said. “It’s criminal that we gal to kill a suffering animal and Game to request, but not elk, moose, coyote, black bear, boring Oregon and Washing- don’t do something with this wounded in a collision. require, the heads of salvaged porcupine and pronghorn is a ton. meat. It’s worse than criminal animals so they can be tested data point. Oregon state Sen. Bill that we as a state are wasting IN SOME COMMUNITIES, road- for the disease. Officials want State officials use the in- Hansell has a new nickname that meat and issuing citations kill has long been used to feed to know when the disease formation to identify animal around the chamber. “Road- to people who salvage it.” low-income families. In Alas- makes its way into their state.

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By Patti Nickell the early part of the 20th cen- Lexington Herald-Leader tury when local fishermen dis- covered freshwater pearls in the The government shutdown lake’s mussels. For three years, earlier this year brought with it scavengers flocked to the shal- many hardships for millions of low waters where they sifted Americans who depended on through the mussel beds in those missing pay checks to feed hopes of finding a fortune. and clothe their families. On a The building of a nearby dam less drastic note, it also brought caused the water levels to rise, — among a laundry list of other thus ending the foraging, but things — the closure of the the mussel beds still lie below country’s national parks. the murky waters, undisturbed That meant a not-open-for- by the boats that transport to- business sign on majestic Yo- day’s visitors. It just might be semite and Yellowstone; on the this primeval landscape and not exotic Everglades and the stark the hidden pearls that is the real Death Valley; on the spectacular treasure. Grand Canyon and Mammoth Cave. And while assuredly, these Cumberland Falls State Resort closures didn’t impact the public Park, Corbin, Kentucky like the loss of wages, they rep- There are only two places on resented a significant loss to the earth where a rare phenomenon nation’s psyche. — the moonbow, occurring reg- This started me thinking Patricia Harris / Tribune News Service Morro Rock stands silgouetted against the reflected colors of the dawn sky. ularly during cycles of the full of what would happen if such a moon — can be found: at Vic- catastrophe occurred again, and toria Falls in Africa or here in while I fervently hope it doesn’t, It was beauty at its most ex- bask on the jetty; pumpkin or- house. On Sept. 5, 1877, he was travagant, but perhaps the thing ange sea stars are visible in the killed by a bayonet thrust from southeastern Kentucky. there is a travel alternative. With a width of 125 feet and The United States has (as of a that makes the Falls unique is clear water and cormorants and a sentry tasked with guarding something I didn’t see — the gulls circle above the rock. him. a drop of 68 feet, Cumberland recent survey) 8,565 state parks, Falls might be a mini-Victoria ranging in diversity from New tiny goby fish which live in the The latter’s squealing every A replica of that guardhouse Pacific Ocean, but come here to morning served as my wake-up can be seen on a tour of the — which spans the borders of York’s Niagara Falls State Park, two countries, Zambia and Zim- the nation’s oldest, to Little Je- spawn in the stream above the call. Enjoy the birds’ raucous 22,000-acre fort/state park. Bet- Falls. cries but take note: the fragile ter yet, visitors can spend the babwe — but try telling that to rusalem Badlands State Park in the throngs of visitors who line Kansas, the newest (opening lat- Since they wash back out to habitat makes climbing the rock night in the former quarters of the Pacific when they hatch and illegal, so don’t try it. enlisted men and officers, mak- the upper and lower observa- er this year). Many of these gems tion decks for a look at the lacy are often overlooked in favor of mature, goby fish must make ing it a great base for exploring plumes of water spilling into the their national counterparts, and the journey from ocean to the area attractions, including the Fort Robinson State Park, boulder-studded river below. that is a shame. Following is a top of the falls every time they Crazy Horse Memorial, about Harrison, Nebraska A perpetual mist surrounds roundup of five of my favorite procreate. This makes Akaka an hour’s drive across the state the falls, and this, in part, is state parks. Falls the only state park to fea- This former military camp, line in South Dakota’s Black ture rock-climbing fish. which was in operation from Hills. what causes the moonbow. The 1873 until the end of World War scientific explanation: the light Akaka Falls, Big Island, Hawaii Morro Rock, II, was established to protect the Caddo Lake State Park, of the full moon is reflected and refracted in the delicate drop- Some years back on a visit Central Coast, California Red Cloud Indian Agency and Karnack, Texas to Hawaii’s Big Island, I took a to oversee the Sioux Reserva- lets of the mist, causing the arc guided hike to Akaka Falls, a Speaking of rocks, from the tion. Its distinguished past has Those who think Texas is to appear a ghostly white rather state park on the northeastern charming community of Morro included many famous names. all wide-open spaces and des- than multihued. OK, but it’s po- coast, equally known for its dra- Bay rises an unlikely slab of rock Walter Reed was once the post ert haven’t been to Caddo Lake etry and not science that most matic scenery and for a strange that has become a symbol of this surgeon; Arthur MacArthur State Park near the Louisiana think of upon first seeing the natural phenomenon. part of the California coast. (father of Gen. Douglas) served state line. With its 25,400-acre moonbow. Located near the city of Hilo, The result of lava from an here, and Buffalo Bill Cody fre- mosaic of swamps, ponds and The state resort park, locat- it is one of the wettest places on underwater volcano reach- quented the fort during his time bayous, Caddo Lake has a lush ed in the middle of the Daniel earth, with an average rainfall of ing the surface, it is just one in as an Army scout. landscape that equals anything Boone National Forest, has plen- 200 inches annually. As I care- a chain of volcanic peaks that But if there’s one name indel- Louisiana has to offer. ty of other attractions, including fully maneuvered my way down runs along the Central Coast. ibly linked with Fort Robinson, Curtains of Spanish moss some of the best hiking trails in a loop trail through the rainfor- Once an island, Morro Rock it’s that of Crazy Horse, the La- hang limply from cypress trees; the state. est to arrive at Akaka Falls — is today connected to the main- kota Sioux warrior who waged frogs croak from their lily pad Our national parks are trea- plunging 442 feet into a tranquil land by a thread of sand, allow- relentless battle against the perches, and lazy alligators float sures, but travelers shouldn’t pool — I marveled at hibiscus ing visitors an up-close view of white soldiers. Upon his even- through backwater channels. overlook those other lesser- the size of dinner plates and or- the marine preserve and its na- tual surrender, he was brought Interesting factoid: The lake known ones that await them in chids in rainbow hues. tive wildlife. Otters and sea lions here and imprisoned in a guard- was home to a “Pearl Rush” in their own backyards.

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Crossword

Celebrity Cipher Today’s clue: K equals C

“FKMWYR WN YX JEY EYDVNN WM’N TFGZ.

W’L YXM MWMWDDFMVZ CO FKMWYR ...

EYDVNN W TFUV MX AXGS TFGZ.” — CXC

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Washington voyage was a trip to Port Madi- son free of charge to all resi- A Look dents. Everything ran smooth- State ly while crossing the sound, but when the boat arrived, the HISTORY engine started to act up, which produced a four-hour delay HistoryLink.org while the boiler was repaired. The residents were not worried The Steamship Eagle and the Eagle made it back to Back in Time Burns While at Dock Winslow, successfully complet- in Winslow (Later ing her first run. Bainbridge Island) A Healthy Eagle The steamer ran beauti- on March 12, 1903 fully for the next three years, On March 12, 1903, the and was the pride and joy people of Winslow (later Bain- of the Winslow community. bridge Island) watch their The Eagle made trips around first community-built steam- the sound and between Port ship, Eagle, burn to the water’s Blakely and Port Madison. She surface while tied at dock. A ran on a wood-burning steam year before, the Hall Broth- engine. Captain B. F. Klunker ers Shipbuilding firm moved commanded her. (He went on from Port Blakely to Eagle to start the first newspaper Harbor and helped promote plant near the docks, publish- Winslow’s need for a ferry to ing a paper called The Beacon.) shuttle residents around Puget The revenue and trade that Sound. Commissions to build came along with the Eagle was the steamer poured in from fundamental to Winslow’s residents themselves, thus cre- growth. During this time, a ating a community-owned second schoolhouse and a post Submitted by Sylvia B. Gardner for ‘Our Hometowns’ ferry. The Eagle will operate office were constructed and a White leghorn pullets — hens that haven’t yet started laying eggs — explore their range in 1958 southeast of Chehalis. nearly flawlessly for the next volunteer fire department or- three years until it burns down, ganized. Strawberry produc- bad luck, the superstitious be- tion and canning skyrocketed lieve, brought on by improper and helped bring funds to the launching. island. Population increased with the convenience of trans- Miss Billings’s Flowers portation and things were looking up for the little com- In 1900, Winslow residents munity. needed transportation to and from Seattle. There had not been a regular means of trans- Burning Away portation to the mainland from However on March 12, 1903, the Bainbridge Island area. In the superstitious residents may order to raise money to build have thought they were right a ship, residents sold shares in about Jessie Billings’s chris- it, and one of these, a Miss Jes- tening by bouquet. In the wee sie Billing, sold the most shares hours of the night, The Eagle and thus was given the honor suspiciously burned complete- of christening the Eagle on its ly into the water while tied at first trip across the sound. Jes- dock. More practical specula- sie Billings took a unique ap- tions circled around the fact proach to the christening and that the steamer ran on wood chose to scatter a bouquet of and not coal, and therefore flowers rather than break a had constant flammable stacks bottle of champagne over the of wood on deck. Because no bow of the ship. Residents felt source or cause was ever found wary and some thought this in the burning of the Eagle, would bring bad luck to the Jessie Billings’s strange act of new ship. christening lingered over the Being a community-estab- vessel as an ominous bad-luck Submitted by Barbara Stewart for ‘Our Hometowns’ lished ferry, the Eagle’s maiden charm. Robert Thompson, who grew up in Centralia, worked as the manager of the Pearl Street pool in the summer of 1958 when he was home from the University of Washington.

Start on Puzzle One on page Life 3. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Thursday’s paper. Crossword

Answer to Puzzle on Page Life 3

Answer to Puzzle on Page Life 3

Celebrity Cipher Today’s clue: A equals G

“Z’WN SZNS FT XMEC HZXNF ... IC GEZPN ...

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... SDTJEZEA. ... Z’WN SZNS M BTH TP HZXNF.”

— VTEMHOME IMEGF

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston CLASSIC PEANUTS by Charles Schulz

HI & LOIS by Greg & Brian Walker BLONDIE by Dean Young & John Marshall

SHOE by Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker Life 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12, 2019 COMICS

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston CLASSIC PEANUTS by Charles Schulz

HI & LOIS by Greg & Brian Walker BLONDIE by Dean Young & John Marshall

SHOE by Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly FRANK & ERNEST by Bob Thaves

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker • Life 7 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12, 2019

Public Agencies Public Agencies Calendar Riverside Fire Authority Board of Centralia Planning Commission, 6 ADVICE: Dear Abby Commissioners, 5 p.m., Headquarters p.m., council chambers, City Hall, 118 W. Continued from page Life 1 Station, 1818 Harrison Ave., Centralia, Maple St., Centralia, 360-330-7671 360-736-3975 or sslorey@riversidefire. Lewis County Fire District 14/Randle Man Laments That His Marriage net Fire & EMS Board Meeting, 5:30 p.m., Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and Lewis County Cemetery District main station, 9978 U.S. Highway 12, Has Gone to the Dogs (and Cats) Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- 1 meeting, 7 p.m., 407 Cowlitz Road, Randle lia, tuners.groupanizer.com Winlock Breastfeeding Coalition of Lewis DEAR ABBY: I’m recently “critters,” which could endanger County, noon-1:30 p.m., second floor, Libraries married, and in my opinion, my the cats she is trying to help. Lewis County Public Health & Social Libraries Toddler Time and Play Group, for chil- wife has too many pets — seven Services, 360 NW North St., Chehalis, inside dogs. She also feeds the DEAR ABBY: I’m a gay 360-740-1234 Family Storytime, for children 2-6 dren age 2, 10:30 a.m., Centralia years, 10:15 a.m., Tenino neighborhood cats, so at any man. My sister and I are best Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, Family Storytime, for children, 11:45 Book Babies, for children birth-24 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical a.m., Randle given time of day, there are 10 to friends. I love her dearly. Long months, 10:30 a.m., Chehalis Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, Teen Hang-Out, 4 p.m., Chehalis 18 cats in our front yard. story short, she has now taken 360-880-5134 Preschool Storytime, for children 3-6 The Knitting Circle, for teens and The dogs inside have no her religious beliefs much more years, 11:30 a.m., Packwood Toastmasters 1290, noon-1 p.m., Han- adults, 4 p.m., Salkum boundaries. They have taken over seriously (Christianity). son Building board room, Centralia Col- LEGO Club, for children, 3 p.m., the main living space. The fam- She’s married, with three Tenino lege, 360-820-2771 ily room sofas are filthy and de- wonderful children (6, 4 and 2 A Writer’s Perspective, for teens and Organizations Salkum Community Quilters, 9 a.m.- stroyed, so we can’t use that space years old) who my partner and noon, Salkum Fire Department, 2495 U.S. adults, 5 p.m., Packwood Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Highway 12, Salkum, 360-985-0813 Teen Night, 5 p.m., Randle Bucoda Odd Fellows Community Center, either, and it’s a total eyesore. The I adore. They attend church 101 E. Seventh St., second floor, Bucoda, carpet is gone, and there is dirt every weekend, rehearse Bible 360-736-6717 and dog hair everywhere. verses with their children ev- Support Groups Organizations United Women in Business, 5:30 I’m at my wits’ end. I feel I ery night and are very active in Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, Friendly Neighbors Garden Club, p.m., Kit Carson banquet room, Chehalis, have no say in this matter, and their community. 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- 11 a.m., call for meeting locations, 360-388-5252 I’m constantly stressed over My partner and I visit as halis, sponsored by Human Response 360-748-6189 Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, these living conditions. I hate often as we can to spend time Network, 360-748-6601 Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 going home. I have dogs with with her and the kids. They live Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., Grand Ave., Centralia, 360-485-2852 Al Anon, Fellowship in Unity, 6-7 p.m., me when I eat, sleep and make 200 miles away, and the drive is Unity Center, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, Winlock S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst 360-237-4082, 360-269-2531 Cowlitz Prairie Grange, potluck Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, 360-269-3827 love. I don’t know how to ap- a long one, so we stay overnight. Second Chance/Lewis County Brain dinner 6:30 p.m., meeting 7:30 p.m., or 360-736-4163 proach her on this when she On our last visit, she pulled me Injury Support Group, 5 p.m., call 360- 360-864-2023 Lewis County Beekeepers Associa- sees nothing wrong with it. All aside and expressed how un- 864-4341 or 360-983-3166 for meeting Seniors’ Bible study, 6:30 p.m., Calva- tion, 7 p.m., Washington Hall, Room 103, she sees is their cuteness. — comfortable she and her hus- location ry Assembly of God, Centralia, 360-736- Centralia College, 360-740-1212 LIVING LIKE AN ANIMAL band have been feeling with the Al-Anon, 7 p.m., HOPE AFG, 206 E. 6769 or 360-324-9050 Art and Craft Club, 10 a.m., White Pass IN PHOENIX sleeping arrangement. They State St., Mossyrock, 360-983-3033 Zonta Club of Centralia-Chehalis, Country Historical Museum, 12990 U.S. DEAR LIVING: Didn’t you don’t agree with us sleeping in noon, Elks Lodge, 1732 S. Gold St., Cen- Highway 12, Packwood, 360--494-4422 GriefShare, a support group for know about your wife’s love the same room because we are people in community who have lost a tralia, 360-330-0564 loved one, will be a starting a session, 10 Take Off Pounds Sensibly 0804, 11 of animals while you were en- “not married.” a.m.-2 p.m., potluck and closing session, a.m., Twin Cities Church Of Christ, 502 E. Support Groups gaged? Explain to her that when I know it’s more than that — Faith Baptist Church, 436 Coal Creek Plum St., Centralia, weigh in 9:15-10:45, “Up From Grief,” for those grieving you married her, you didn’t real- it is because we are not a straight Road, Chehalis, $20 to cover cost of work 360-623-0090 or 360-273-6551 the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 ize you would be just another oc- couple. They said they prefer we book and seminar, 360-264-4482 or p.m., Morton Community Method- cupant in her doghouse. The liv- sleep in different rooms when 360-785-3635 Support Groups ist Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, ing conditions you describe are we visit them. My partner and Al-Anon, 7 p.m., HOPE AFG, 206 E. 360-330-2640 not only stressful, but could also I feel devastated, sad and ob- State St., Mossyrock, 360-983-3033 Domestic violence support group, Parkinson’s Disease Support Group 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, be considered a health hazard. viously blindsided. We don’t halis, sponsored by Human Response Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and Contact the city or county know what to do. Can you help? Wednesday, March 13 Network, 360-748-6601 enter at rear of church, 360-520-4889 and find out whether there are — SECOND-CLASS CITIZEN Emotions Anonymous, 12 Step Club, Support Group for Parents Who Have restrictions on the number of DEAR SECOND CLASS: Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo 8 p.m., Yard Birds, 360-304-9334 Lost a Child, 6:30-8 p.m., house next to animals that homeowners are From your description, it’s un- starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Overeaters Anonymous, noon-1 p.m., the Centralia Church of the Nazarene Jackson Highway, Chehalis allowed to keep on their prop- likely that your sister and her Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 N. parking lot, 360-880-0041 erty. (I hope they have all been husband will become more Young Professionals Lewis County Scheuber Road, Centralia, 360-736-1602 Better Breathers Club, coping with Networking Social, 5-8 p.m., River- lung disease and providing a positive spayed or neutered!) accepting than they are. As I side Golf Club Roof Top Bar, Chehalis, impact on your health, 2-3:30 p.m., Mor- As a partner in this mar- see it, you have no choice but 206-293-6126 Thursday, March 14 ton General Hospital conference room, riage, your wishes should be to “turn the other cheek” and Mental Health Matters, 6-7:30 p.m., Gaye Hamstreet, 360-496-3576 taken into consideration and a spend your nights in a nearby St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 U.S. Centralia College Choir, 7 p.m., Corbet “Care, Share, Heel,” support group compromise worked out. I, too, hotel or motel. That may be the Highway 12, Rochester, 360-273-9884 Theatre, Centralia College for victims of abuse, 5:30-7 p.m., 1511 S. am concerned about her feed- sacrifice you have to make to Burger Nite, Chehalis Eagles, 5-7 Cougar Squares dance club of Toledo Gold St., Centralia, 360-219-3941 ing the ever-increasing number maintain your close relation- p.m., 1993 S. Market Blvd., $2, Chehalis, fall square dance lesson, Napavine El- NAMI Lewis County Connections, of neighborhood cats, some of ship with the kids. If you and 360-748-7241 ementary School, 7 p.m., 360-736-8907 recovery support group for adults with Lyceum, “Zero Waste, Plastics and Cli- Art and Craft Lab, 10 a.m., White Pass mental illness, 2-3:30 p.m., Mary Room, which may carry diseases. One your partner eventually decide mate Change,” 1 p.m., Washington Hall County Historical Museum, 12990 U.S. Centralia United Methodist Church, 506 problem with leaving food out to marry, do not be surprised if 103, Centralia College, 360-623-8120 Highway 12, Packwood, 360-494-4422 S. Washington Ave., 253-468-7435 for strays is it can attract other it does not change the situation. Puzzle Three

I am an actress born in New York on June 15, 1970. I have appeared on many successful sitcoms, such as “Who’s the Boss” and “Saved by the Bell.” I also played the wife of a delivery driver from

Queens. Answer: Leah Remini Remini Leah Answer: Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, March 12, 2019 LIFE

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Casey fights to escape a raging fire. work. ’ (CC) (DVS) 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n La Rosa de Guadalupe (SS) Jesús (N) Mi marido tiene más familia (N) Por amar sin ley “Costoso rescate” Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ Empire “My Fault Is Past” Cookie strug- Star “When Stars Fall” Star jeopardizes 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Page Six TV (N) FOX 27 27 (CC) (CC) gles with Lucious’ past. (N) ’ everything. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) (N) ’ (CC) Storage Wars “The Storage Wars ’ Zombie House Flipping A zombie Zombie House Flipping A house Keith Zombie House Flipping Finishing a Tiny House Nation “Tiny Forever After” Tiny House Nation A couple builds a A&E 52 52 Gutfather” (CC) home features a foul stench. (CC) flipped years ago. ’ (CC) home before school begins. (N) (CC) An Atlanta couple goes tiny. 210 sq. foot house. ’ (CC) AMC 67 67 ›› National Treasure (2004, Adventure) Nicolas Cage, Diane Kruger, Justin ›››› The Godfather, Part II (1974, Crime Drama) Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, Diane Keaton. Michael Corleone moves his father’s crime family to Las Vegas. (CC) Bartha. A man tries to steal the Declaration of Independence. (CC) APL 43 43 Lone Star Law “Border Bust” (CC) Lone Star Law ’ (CC) Lone Star Law: Uncuffed Dealing with defensive people. (N) ’ Lone Star Law “Shock on the Bay” Lone Star Law “Roadside Sting” ’ BET 56 56 ››› Love & Basketball (2000) Sanaa Lathan. A passion for the game leads to love for two best friends. ›› First Sunday (2008) Ice Cube. Two bumbling thieves’ plan to rob a church goes awry. (CC) Martin ’ (CC) The Real Housewives of New York The Real Housewives of New York The Real Housewives of New York The Real Housewives of New York Get a Room With Carson & Thom Watch What Hap- Housewives/NYC BRAVO 66 66 City “Reunion Part 2” (CC) City “Reunion Part 3” (CC) City Bethenny grieves her boyfriend. City Barbara throws a clambake. (N) Thom and Carson decorate a grotto. pens Live CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) Schitt’s Creek ’ Coronation Street Diggstown “Renee Joy” (N) ’ Ordeal by Innocence (N) ’ (CC) The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC Van News First Play Live CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› Here Comes the Boom (2012, Comedy) Kevin James, Salma Hayek, Henry Winkler. (CC) Here Cm Boom CNBC 46 46 Deal or No Deal (N) (CC) Deal or No Deal “Flying High” (CC) Deal or No Deal (CC) Deal or No Deal (CC) Deal or No Deal (CC) Stay Sexy Skin Smokeless Grill CNN 44 44 Cuomo Prime Time (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Cuomo Prime Time (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) CNNH 45 45 Cuomo Prime Time (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) All News Updated hourly. All News Updated hourly. Cuomo Prime Time (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) South Park Animated. Kenny ends up South Park “The South Park (CC) South Park “Ass South Park “AWE- South Park “Ginger South Park “Man- South Park “Time South Park (CC) The Daily Show South Park (CC) COM 60 60 in the foster care system. (CC) Ring” (CC) Burgers” (CC) SOM-O” Kids” (CC) bearpig” (CC) to Get Cereal” With Trevor Noah DIS 41 41 Coop & Cami Coop & Cami Raven’s Home ’ Raven’s Home ’ Sydney-Max Coop & Cami Raven’s Home ’ Raven’s Home ’ Sydney-Max Coop & Cami Andi Mack (CC) Sydney-Max Moonshiners Josh debuts his still at a Moonshiners: Outlaw Cuts A bear in- Moonshiners “Unfinished Business” Moonshiners “Appalachian Inheritance” Mark Rogers straightens out a thief. (N) Moonshiners “Tale of Tickle” Steven DSC 8 8 biker rally. ’ (CC) terrupts Mark and Digger’s run. (CC) Moonshiners share their tricks. (CC) ’ (CC) Ray Tickle remembers the past. ’ Botched Model’s nose; soldier’s E! News Colton Underwood, Ben Af- Botched Dr. Nassif fixes a dinosaur Botched Danielle Milian has a scarred Botched Danielle Milian has a scarred Busy Tonight (N) Sex and the City E! 65 65 breasts. (CC) fleck. (N) (CC) nose. (CC) stomach. (N) (CC) stomach. (CC) (CC) “Secret Sex” ’ NBA Basketball: NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at Houston Rockets. (N) (Live) SportsCenter With Scott Van Pelt (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Nets at Thunder (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball ACC Tournament -- TBA vs Syracuse. Second Round. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) UFC Unleashed UFC Unleashed ’ Now or Never (N) NBA Basketball FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) (CC) The Ingraham Angle (N) (CC) Fox News at Night With Shannon Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) Hannity (CC) The Ingraham Angle (CC) FOOD 35 35 Guy’s Grocery Games (CC) Guy’s Grocery Games (CC) Guy’s Grocery Games (CC) Guy’s Grocery Games (N) (CC) Guy’s Grocery Games (CC) Guy’s Grocery Games (CC) FREE 39 39 ››› Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) Gene Wilder, Jack Albertson. ’ (CC) ››› Ratatouille (2007, Children’s) Voices of Patton Oswalt, Ian Holm, Lou Romano. ’ (CC) The 700 Club ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ››› Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol (2011) Tom Cruise, Jeremy ›› White House Down (2013, Action) Channing Tatum, Jamie Foxx, Maggie Gyllenhaal. Paramilitary soldiers take over ›› White House Down (2013) Chan- Renner. Ethan Hunt goes “off the grid” after the IMF is shut down. ’ (CC) the White House. ’ (CC) ning Tatum, Jamie Foxx. ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 Vantage Point With Mike Tirico (N) Live From THE PLAYERS Vantage Point With Mike Tirico Live From THE PLAYERS All of My Heart (2015, Romance) Lacey Chabert, Brennan Elliott, Ed Asner. A Love at First Dance (2018, Romance) Niall Matter, Becca Tobin. Sparks fly be- Love at First Bark (2017, Romance) Jana Kramer, Kevin McGarry, Anna Van HALL 19 19 young woman develops an unexpected friendship. (CC) tween a dance instructor and a wealthy bachelor. (CC) Hooft. A woman falls for her dog’s trainer. (CC) HGTV 68 68 Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters House Hunters HIST 37 37 Forged in Fire “The Naval Cutlass” Forged in Fire ’ (CC) (DVS) Forged in Fire “The Falcata” (CC) Forged in Fire “Barbarian Sword” Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper (N) Knight Fight (N) (CC) (DVS) LIFE 51 51 Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) Project Runway All Stars (N) (CC) American Beauty Star (N) (CC) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams The Rachel Maddow Show (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness “Kobe Bryant” (N) The Challenge Wes reveals a secret. Catfish: The TV Show ’ (CC) Catfish: The TV Show ’ (CC) NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey New Jersey Devils at Edmonton Oilers. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) NHL Overtime (N) FIS Freestyle Mecum Top 10 Cycling Paris-Nice 2019, stage 4. NICK 40 40 The Loud House The Loud House Double Dare (N) Henry Danger ’ SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob The Office (CC) The Office (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 NCIS: Los Angeles ’ (CC) (DVS) NCIS: Los Angeles “Kulinda” ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “Hot Water” ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “Under Siege” NCIS: Los Angeles “Payback” ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “Old Tricks” ’ ’ ’ PARMT 57 57 Mom (CC) Mom “Sawdust and Mom (CC) Mom “Kreplach and ›››› Forrest Gump (1994, Comedy-Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Gary Sinise. A slow-witted Southerner experiences 30 years of his- ›››› Forrest Brisket” ’ a Tiny Tush” tory. ’ (CC) Gump (1994) ’ ROOT 31 31 Mariners Access MLB Preseason Baseball San Francisco Giants at Seattle Mariners. From Peoria Stadium in Peoria, Ariz. (N) Mariners Access MLB Preseason Baseball San Francisco Giants at Seattle Mariners. SYFY 59 59 Witch Hunter ››› The Fifth Element (1997) Bruce Willis. A New York cabby tries to save Earth in 2259. The Magicians (N) (CC) Deadly Class (N) (CC) ››› The Fifth Element (1997) (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince ’ Steven Furtick Living Proof Pastor Robert John Gray World Drive Thru His Robert Morris Heavens-Power GregLaurie.TV Higher is Waiting In God’s Best Christine Caine Family Guy ’ Family Guy “The Bob’s Burgers Bob’s Burgers The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Full Frontal With Conan Actress Full Frontal With TBS 55 55 (CC) (DVS) Splendid Source” “Sea Me Now” “Teen-A-Witch” Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Samantha Bee Kathy Bates. (N) Samantha Bee TLC 38 38 My 600-Lb. Life “Jeanne’s Story” ’ Family by the Ton (N) My 600-Lb. Life “Randy’s Story” ’ My 600-Lb. Life “Jeanne’s Story” Jeanne lives in an unhygienic household. Family by the Ton ’ ’ TNT 54 54 Supernatural ›› Walking Tall (2004, Action) The Rock. A sheriff and a ›› Central Intelligence (2016, Action) Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart. A CIA Drop the Mic (N) Snoop Dogg: ›› Central Intelligence (2016, Action) (CC) deputy try to rid their town of thugs. (CC) (DVS) agent recruits an ex-classmate for a top-secret case. (CC) (DVS) (CC) Joker’s Wild Dwayne Johnson. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! We Bare Bears World of Gumball Samurai Jack American Dad American Dad Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Rick and Morty TRAV 36 36 Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (N) (CC) Beyond the Unknown (N) (CC) Paranormal Caught on Camera (N) Paranormal Caught on Camera (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers I’m Sorry (N) Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Modern Family ’ Modern Family ’ USA 58 58 Terrorists threaten victim’s fiance. ’ “Pretend” A teenage boy is killed. bullied teenager disappears. ’ student disappears during a trip. ’ “Flight Risk” ’ (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 Black Ink Crew “Sky Priority” (CC) Black Ink Crew ’ (CC) Black Ink Crew ’ (CC) Black Ink Crew (N) ’ (CC) Black Ink Crew ’ (CC) Cartel Crew ’ (CC)

THURSDAY EVENING Movies Sports Kids Bets March 14, 2019 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm (N) (Live) (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) ’ Grey’s Anatomy Family history must be Station 19 “I Fought the Law” An injured For the People Tina insists on protect- KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 (N) ’ (CC) (CC) confronted. (N) ’ (CC) woman has amnesia. (N) (CC) ing a young boy. (N) (CC) (DVS) 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News at KING 5 News at 7 Evening (N) (CC) Superstore (N) ’ A.P. Bio “Nuns” (N) Brooklyn Nine- Will & Grace “Bad Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A KING 5 News at 11 Tonight Show-J. NBC 5 5 - Holt 6:30 (N) (CC) (N) (CC) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) Nine “Gintars” Blood” (N) child is found in the trunk of a car. (N) (CC) Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) Celebrity Page Inside Edition (N) Access (N) (CC) Dateline “As Darkness Fell” (CC) KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News Dr. Phil ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News CBS Evening KIRO 7 News Entertainment To- The Big Bang Fam (N) ’ (CC) Young Sheldon ’ Fam “Party Girl” (N) S.W.A.T. “Never Again” The team hunts KIRO 7 News at Late Show-Colbert CBS 7 7 6:00PM (N) (CC) News 7:00PM (N) (CC) night (N) (CC) Theory ’ (CC) (DVS) ’ (CC) diamond thieves. ’ (CC) 11PM (N) (CC) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) Rick Steves’ Heart of Italy Touring the Midsomer Mur- Nick on the Rocks Les Miserables- Ken Burns: The National Parks Making of the national Amanpour and Company (N) ’ (CC) PBS 9 9 Italian heartland. ’ (CC) ders (CC) “Liberty” First Look parks series. ’ (CC) blackish “Mother blackish “June- Mom “Hot Soup Modern Family Mom ’ (CC) Modern Family Q13 News at 9 (N) (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang Two and a Half Two and a Half MNT 10 10 Nature” ’ teenth” ’ and Shingles” ’ “Airport 2010” ’ “Hawaii” (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) The People’s Court “Taking It Out on a Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ Supernatural “Peace of Mind” Dean Legacies Hope’s magic goes on the Seinfeld “The Dip- Seinfeld “The Car- Family Guy “Epi- Family Guy ’ CW 11 11 Car.” ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) and Jack go to visit an old friend. (N) fritz. (N) ’ (CC) lomats Club” toon” (CC) sode 420” (CC) (CC) Aging Backwards 2: Connective Tis- Moments to Remember (My Music) 1950s and ’60s hits. ’ (CC) Celtic Woman: Ancient Land Celtic Woman performs in Ireland. ’ (CC) Rick Steves’ Fes- PBS 12 12 sue Revealed With Miranda tive Europe (CC) Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang iHeartRadio Music Awards The year’s most popular music artists. (N Same-day Q13 News at 10 (N) (CC) Q13 NEWS AT 11 The Simpsons FOX 13 13 “Airport 2010” ’ “Hawaii” (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Tape) ’ (CC) (N) (CC) ’ (CC) IND 14 14 March Sharathon Raising money for a good cause. (CC) March Sharathon Raising money for a good cause. (CC) Chicago P.D. “The Silos” A CPD wire is Chicago P.D. A badly beaten man’s Chicago P.D. “All Cylinders Firing” Platt Chicago P.D. A car crashes through a Chicago P.D. “A War Zone” A body Chicago P.D. “Some Friend” A dead ION 15 15 found on a murder victim. ’ fiancee is missing. ’ is physically assaulted. ’ crowd. ’ (CC) (DVS) leads to a college drug ring. ’ teen in an athlete’s home. ’ IND 18 18 Marcus Lamb Robert Morris Mark Chironna New Level: Hank K. Copeland Life Today (CC) Joyce Meyer: En Marcus Lamb Joni: Table Talk Reflections KATU News at 6 (N) (S Live) (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune Grey’s Anatomy Family history must be Station 19 “I Fought the Law” An injured For the People Tina insists on protect- KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) (N) ’ (CC) confronted. (N) ’ (CC) woman has amnesia. (N) (CC) ing a young boy. (N) (CC) (DVS) (N) (S Live) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Tonight With Cas- Inside Edition (N) Superstore (N) ’ A.P. Bio “Nuns” (N) Brooklyn Nine- Will & Grace “Bad Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 sidy ’ (CC) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) Nine “Gintars” Blood” (N) child is found in the trunk of a car. 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) (SS) Jesús (N) Mi marido tiene más familia (N) Por amar sin ley (N) ’ Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ iHeartRadio Music Awards The year’s most popular music artists. (N Same-day 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Page Six TV (N) FOX 27 27 (CC) (CC) Tape) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) 60 Days In “Pick a Side” One participant 60 Days In The participants are put in 60 Days In “You Don’t Belong Here” A 60 Days In “Season 5 Reunion” The participants meet with the sheriff. (N) ’ (CC) The Toe Bro “The Nail Eating Toe” A A&E 52 52 can’t keep secrets. ’ (CC) real danger. ’ (CC) participant’s cover is blown. (CC) girl fights a stubborn wart. (CC) AMC 67 67 ›››› The Godfather, Part II (1974, Crime Drama) Al Pacino, Robert Duvall. ›› Major League (1989, Comedy) Tom Berenger, Charlie Sheen, Corbin Bernsen. A ragtag team ››› Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) Sean Penn. Michael Corleone moves his father’s crime family to Las Vegas. (CC) tries to turn its poor performance around. (CC) California teenagers enjoy malls, sex and rock ’n’ roll. APL 43 43 River Monsters “Phantom Assassin” River Monsters “Colombian Slasher” River Monsters Searching for the goonch in the foothills of the Himalayas. River Monsters ’ (CC) River Monsters River Monsters BET 56 56 Love-Basketball ›› First Sunday (2008) Ice Cube. Two bumbling thieves’ plan to rob a church goes awry. (CC) › A Madea Christmas (2013) Tyler Perry. Madea dishes out her own brand of Christmas spirit. Martin ’ (CC) Project Runway “Finale Part 1” The re- Project Runway “Finale Part II” The Project Runway (Season Premiere) Sixteen designers arrive Top Chef “Finale” (Season Finale) It’s the final showdown. Watch What Hap- Project Runway BRAVO 66 66 maining designers compete. (CC) winner is announced. (CC) in New York. (N) (CC) (N) (CC) pens Live (CC) CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) Schitt’s Creek ’ Coronation Street Still Standing ’ Still Standing ’ Workin’ Moms (N) Ha!ifax-Fest The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC Van News Canadian Reflect CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› We Are Marshall (2006) Matthew McConaughey. A new coach struggles to rebuild a college football team. We Are Marshall CNBC 46 46 Shark Tank ’ (CC) (DVS) Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank ’ (CC) Air Fryer Oven U-Box containers CNN 44 44 Cuomo Prime Time (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Cuomo Prime Time (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) CNNH 45 45 Cuomo Prime Time (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) All News Updated hourly. All News Updated hourly. Cuomo Prime Time (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) The Office “Gossip” Michael hunts for The Office “The The Office “The The Office “Ni- The Office “Ni- The Office “Mafia” The Office “The Broad City “Sleep The Other Two The Daily Show South Park “Goo- COM 60 60 gossip to share. ’ (CC) Meeting” (CC) Promotion” (CC) agara” (CC) agara” (CC) ’ (CC) Lover” ’ (CC) No More” (N) (CC) With Trevor Noah backs” (CC) DIS 41 41 Coop & Cami Coop & Cami Raven’s Home Raven’s Home Sydney-Max Coop & Cami Raven’s Home ’ Raven’s Home ’ Sydney-Max Coop & Cami Andi Mack (CC) Sydney-Max Mysteries of the Abandoned American Building Off the Grid “Cliff House” Building Off the Grid An architect Building Off the Grid A race to finish Alaskan Bush People: Off the Grid Building Off the Grid A family builds a DSC 8 8 ghost town in the Amazon. (CC) Contractor builds a cliff-side retreat. builds a California cabin. ’ (CC) an off-grid lodge. (N) ’ (CC) “The Buffalo Trail” (N) ’ (CC) cabin in Idaho. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News On the set of “Project Run- Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry ›› Monster-in-Law (2005, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda, Mi- Busy Tonight (N) Sex and the City Kourtney’s lack of emotions. (CC) way.” (N) (CC) Lala Kent, Jesse Tyler Ferguson. (N) chael Vartan. A shrewish woman clashes with her son’s fiancee. (CC) (CC) “The Drought” College Basketball ACC Tournament -- TBA vs Duke. Fourth Quarterfinal. (N) (Live) College Basketball Pac-12 Tournament -- TBA vs Utah. Fourth Quarterfinal. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 (Live) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball Big 12 Tournament -- Texas vs Kansas. (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) 2019 Special Olympics World Games: Abu Dhabi FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) (CC) The Ingraham Angle (N) (CC) Fox News at Night With Shannon Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) Hannity (CC) The Ingraham Angle (CC) FOOD 35 35 Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Chopped “Beast Feast” (CC) Chopped “Battle of the Butchers” Chopped “Meat Your Match” (CC) Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay FREE 39 39 ››› Ratatouille (2007) Voices of Patton Oswalt, Ian Holm. ’ (CC) Siren “Leverage” (N) (CC) ››› Beetlejuice (1988, Comedy) Michael Keaton, Alec Baldwin. ’ (CC) The 700 Club ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ››› Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation (2015, Action) ›› Passengers (2016, Science Fiction) Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Pratt, Michael Sheen. Premiere. Better Things Better Things Better Things ›› Passengers Tom Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Simon Pegg. ’ (CC) Two space travelers discover that their ship is in danger. ’ (CC) “Nesting” (N) ’ “Holding” (CC) “Nesting” (CC) (2016) ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 2019 Players Championship First Round. Live From THE PLAYERS Tulips in Spring (2016, Romance) Fiona Gubelmann, Lucas Bryant. A woman Just Add Romance (2019) Meghann Fahy, Luke MacFarlane. Two talented chefs Walking the Dog (2017, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Finnigan, Sam Page, Lini HALL 19 19 must help her injured father run the family farm. (CC) find themselves competing on a cable cooking show. (CC) Evans. Rival lawyers are brought together by their dogs. (CC) HGTV 68 68 Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Flip or Flop Flip or Flop House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters House Hunters HIST 37 37 Swamp People “No Man’s Land” ’ Swamp People “Cow Killers” ’ Swamp People “Bringing the Heat” Swamp People “Cajun Cyclone” (N) Truck Night in America (N) ’ Swamp People “Cow Killers” ’ LIFE 51 51 Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) Bring It! Marquell loses his patience. Bring It! “The Seniors’ Last Battle” The Rap Game “Bonus Track” (N) Bring It! (N) (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams The Rachel Maddow Show (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams MTV 63 63 Ex on the Beach ’ (CC) Ex on the Beach: Ex-tra Edition (N) Ex on the Beach “Ex-Viction Notice” Game of Clones (N) ’ (CC) Ex on the Beach “Ex-Viction Notice” Game of Clones ’ (CC) NBCS 34 34 College Basketball Atlantic 10 Tournament -- Saint Joseph’s vs Duquesne. FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup Finals: Women’s & Men’s Super-G. Biath Cycling Paris-Nice 2019, stage 5. NICK 40 40 The Loud House The Loud House Double Dare (N) Henry Danger ’ Lucky (2019), Mark Hamill ’ (CC) ›› Alvin and the Chipmunks (2007) Jason Lee, David Cross. ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 Chicago P.D. “Army of One” ’ NCIS “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot” ’ NCIS “Past, Present and Future” ’ NCIS “Under the Radar” ’ NCIS “Anonymous Was a Woman” NCIS “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot” ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ PARMT 57 57 Mom (CC) Mom (CC) Mom (CC) Mom (CC) ›››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994, Drama) Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton. An innocent man goes to a Maine peniten- The Shawshank tiary for life in 1947. ’ (CC) Redemption ’ ROOT 31 31 Mariners Access MLB Preseason Baseball San Francisco Giants at Seattle Mariners. From Peoria Stadium in Peoria, Ariz. Red Bull Crashed Ice From Jyvaskyla, Finland. ’ Red Bull Cliff Diving SYFY 59 59 ›› Oculus (2013) Karen Gillan. (CC) ›› Freddy vs. Jason (2003, Horror) Robert Englund, Ken Kirzinger. (CC) ››› Sleepy Hollow (1999, Horror) Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci. (CC) Deadly Class (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince ’ Prince: Let Go Joel Osteen Christine Caine Praise Phillips, Craig & Dean. (CC) Max Lucado Strength Based Amazing Facts Robert Jeffress Adventures Israel Matters Family Guy Animated. Retelling “The Seinfeld “The Sec- Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The La- Seinfeld “The The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Conan (N) (CC) Seinfeld “The TBS 55 55 Empire Strikes Back.” (CC) (DVS) retary” ’ Switch” ’ bel Maker” ’ Race” ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Scofflaw” ’ TLC 38 38 My 600-Lb. Life (N) ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) My 600-Lb. Life Tiffany struggles with overeating. ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers at Toronto Raptors. NBA Basketball Dallas Mavericks at Denver Nuggets. From the Pepsi Center in Denver. (N Subject to Inside the NBA (N) (S Live) (CC) NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers at TNT 54 54 From Scotiabank Arena in Toronto. (Live) (CC) Blackout) (Live) (CC) Toronto Raptors. (CC) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! We Bare Bears World of Gumball Samurai Jack American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Rick and Morty TRAV 36 36 The Dead Files (CC) The Dead Files (CC) The Dead Files (CC) The Dead Files (N) (CC) Kindred Spirits “Ghost Train” (N) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers USA 58 58 NCIS “Cabin Fever” An explosion rocks ››› Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016, Fantasy) Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston, Dan Fogler. ››› Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert a summit on terror. ’ Magizoologist Newt Scamander tracks down magical creatures. (CC) (DVS) Grint. The young wizard confronts the fugitive Sirius Black. (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 ›› Soul Plane (2004, Comedy) Kevin Hart, Tom Arnold. ’ (CC) RuPaul’s Drag Race ’ (CC) RuPaul’s Drag Race Queens perform in diva worship shows. (N) ’ (CC) ›› Evan Almighty (2007) ’ (CC)