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Port Angeles-Sequim-West End December 18, 2017 | 75¢ An adoption journey State ends lease for PA fish farm Meetings expected for Cooke shutdown plans

BY PAUL GOTTLIEB outside its authorized area, was PENINSULA DAILY NEWS maintaining an unsafe anchoring system and was failing to prevent PORT ANGELES — Meetings nonbiodegradable, petroleum-based are expected to begin this week Styrofoam it uses in flotation mate- between the state Department of rial from leaching into the water. Natural Resources and Cooke Franz announced the lease ter- Aquaculture Pacific on plans to mination Sunday. shut down the company’s Atlantic Cooke’s Ediz Hook office was salmon fish farm off Ediz Hook open Sunday. after DNR terminated Cooke’s A worker there referred ques- lease. tions about the lease termination “I don’t see that there is any to company spokesman Joel Rich- opportunity to fix this,” Commis- ardson. sioner of Public Lands Hilary ERIN HAWKINS/OLYMPIC PENINSULA NEWS GROUP Franz said Sunday in an interview. Assessing notice Chelsea Dutta stands in her and her husband’s fair trade boutique, Amma’s Umma, in DNR notified the company Fri- Richardson said in an email Port Angeles where the proceeds go to families who wish to adopt and adoption day that its aquatic lands lease to efforts. Sunday that he will comment operate in Port Angeles Harbor, “after we have assessed the good until 2025, was cancelled as notice.” of Friday, according to the agen- He told the Seattle Times in an cy’s notice of default and termina- email that the notice was unex- Sequim couple looks tion of lease. pected. The agency determined Cooke to add boy to family was operating the fish farm 500 feet TURN TO LEASE/A5

to name “Ian” home from India, works at the Sequim Fair trade shop India. Safeway pharmacy and “Amith and I decided even together they opened a fair aids others in before we got married that trade boutique at 123 E. First adoption would be the way we St., in Port Angeles and online their endeavors start our family,” Chelsea said. at https://www.ammasumma. “And if we were able to pur- org/ called Amma’s Umma or “a sue that we would, and we mother’s kiss” that donates 50 BY ERIN HAWKINS percent of the proceeds to fami- LYMPIC ENINSULA EWS ROUP are.” O P N G lies wishing to adopt. The Duttas and the Sequim SEQUIM — Chelsea and Amma’s Umma Amith Dutta want to start their community have been sponsor- young family with an interna- Chelsea is a Sequim native ing a child in India for the tional adoption. who works for a nonprofit in past three years providing In order to make this dream Bellingham called A Family for $300 to cover medical costs, clothing or everyday expenses PAUL GOTTLIEB/PENINSULA DAILY NEWS a reality, the Duttas must Every Orphan that helps the child might have. Cooke Aquaculture Pacific’s work area and office west of raise $28,000 to bring a orphans find families. Her hus- the Coast Guard station on Ediz Hook serves the 9-year-old boy who they plan band, Amith, who grew up in TURN TO ADOPT/A5 company’s salmon farm that the state Department of Natural Resources said last week must be shut down. Sequim youth continues her donation drive

lection boxes for items such as River Jensen gathers the essentials socks, gloves, soap bars, hairspray, toothbrushes, toothpaste, hats and BY MICHAEL DASHIELL distributed through organizations more at various local businesses. OLYMPIC PENINSULA NEWS GROUP such as Serenity House, the Sal- Along with the items, Jensen vation Army, TAFY (The Answer includes hand-written notes of SEQUIM — This winter, a For Youth) and local food banks. support such as, “You are loved.” Sequim girl is once again seeing to it Following a bag-stuffing Those bags will go out to local homeless advocate groups and that those without a home this holi- “party” at Eastern Hills Commu- Seattle’s Pioneer Square starting day season are getting some essen- nity Church on Dec. 9, Jensen and this week. tials and some love along with it. a number of community volun- River Jensen, a sixth-grader at River and her mother had vol- teers packed 1,536 bags full of unteered at the Salvation Army in Sequim Middle School, drew the items, River’s mother Anna said. Port Angeles each Christmas Eve community’s attention last year “I received a few more dona- since she was 6. The Sequim youth when she collected items for tions afterwards and have been got the idea to make donation almost 1,300 bags to hand out to putting together bags,” Anna Jen- bags last year to make her contri- various organizations that help sen said. “I have about 30 or so bution a little more personal. the homeless on the Olympic Pen- more to put together. But we defi- The effort didn’t go unnoticed: MICHAEL DASHIELL/OLYMPIC PENINSULA NEWS GROUP insula and beyond. nitely hit our goal of 1,500, so that Jensen was selected a finalist for Sequim youth River Jensen, center, gets plenty of help in This year, Jensen and com- makes us pretty happy.” the Sequim-Dungeness Valley making donation bags at Eastern Hills Community Church pany set the bar a bit higher, aim- The Sequim youth and family Chamber of Commerce’s 2016 on Dec. 9. ing for 1,500 bags that will be oversaw a campaign that put col- Citizen of the Year.

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NorthwestPainReliefCenters.com | (360) 209-8049 7C2011921 P  D N  for Monday, December 18, 2017 P A G E A4 Second Front Page Briefly: Nation Probe gains slew of of firefighters tried Sunday to Soldier fought shield coastal communities from to end after one of the biggest wildfires in California history while a funeral Trump transition emails ambush in Niger procession rolled past burn- scarred hillsides in honor of one BY STEPHEN BRAUN assessments of candidates for top According to Langhofer, the WASHINGTON — Army Sgt. of their colleagues who was killed AND CHAD DAY government posts, said those assurance was made by then-GSA La David T. Johnson died in a battling the flames. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS familiar with the transition. They General Counsel Richard Beckler, Crews cleared brush and dug spoke to The Associated Press on who was hospitalized in August hail of gunfire, hit as many as WASHINGTON — Special 18 times as he took cover in containment lines above hillside condition of anonymity because of and has since died. A copy of the neighborhoods in Santa Barbara counsel Robert Mueller’s investi- the records’ sensitivity. letter was obtained by the AP. thick brush, fighting to the end gation into Russian contacts with after fleeing militants who had County, taking advantage of On Saturday, Kory Langhofer, But late Saturday, another slightly calmer winds a day after President Donald Trump’s cam- general counsel for the transition GSA official present for the con- just killed three comrades in an paign has gained access to thou- October ambush in Niger, The gusts fanned a flare-up that group, sent a letter to two con- versation told Buzzfeed News prompted more evacuations. sands of emails sent and received gressional committees arguing that there was nothing improper Associated Press has learned. by Trump officials before the start A military While gusts had eased some- that the GSA had improperly pro- about the disclosure of the emails of his administration, according to investigation has what, even lower intensity winds vided the transition records to to Mueller’s team. The GSA has several people familiar with concluded that were still dangerous, fire infor- Mueller’s investigators. provided office space and other Trump’s transition organization. Johnson wasn’t mation officer Lisa Cox said. The aid to presidential transitions in captured alive or fire northwest of Los Angeles But the investigators did not ‘Unauthorized’ disclosure? recent years and typically houses killed at close was 40 percent contained. directly request the records from electronic transition records in its range, dispelling Trump’s still-existing transition In the letter to the Republican computer system. a swirl of rumors Detection units needed group, Trump for America, and chairmen of the House Oversight GSA Deputy Counsel Lenny about how he instead obtained them from the and the Senate Homeland Secu- Loewentritt, who Langhofer blames Johnson ALBANY, N.Y. — Screening General Services Administration, rity committees, Langhofer con- died. devices that detect suicide vests along with other GSA career staff The report a separate federal agency that tends that the disclosure by GSA for providing the transition docu- like the one that exploded in a stored the material, according to was “unauthorized,” and it consid- has determined that Johnson, New York City subway tunnel ments to the FBI, told Buzzfeed 25, of Miami Gardens, Fla., was those familiar with the Trump ers the documents private and that Beckler didn’t make a commit- are being tested in a Los Angeles transition organization. privileged and not government killed by enemy rifle and transit station, but U.S. Sen. ment to the transition team that The tens of thousands of emails property. machine gun fire from members Chuck Schumer said Sunday the requests from law enforcement for in question pertain to 13 senior Langhofer also said that a of an Islamic State offshoot, Transportation Security Adminis- materials would be routed through Trump transition officials. GSA official appointed by Trump according to U.S. officials famil- tration should speed up plans to transition lawyers. Many of the emails that Muel- in May had assured the transition iar with the findings. deploy the technology nationally. Loewentritt said the transition ler’s investigators have now in June that any request for The Oct. 4 ambush took place “The fact that we have this was informed that by using gov- include national security discus- records from Mueller’s office about 120 miles north of Nia- new, potentially life-saving tech- ernment devices the agency sions about possible Trump inter- would be referred to the transi- mey, the African nation’s capital. nology at our fingertips — an abil- wouldn’t hold back records from Johnson’s body was recovered ity to detect concealed explosives national aims as well as candid tion’s attorneys. law enforcement. two days later. worn by cowards looking to do us U.S. officials familiar with harm — demands the federal gov- the findings spoke to the AP on ernment put both the testing and condition of anonymity to the perfecting of this technology describe details of an investiga- on the fast-track,” Schumer said. tion that has not been finalized “We not only want these or publicly released. devices in America’s busiest cit- ies, like New York, but we need Calmer winds help them here.” LOS ANGELES — Thousands The Associated Press Briefly: World

Sunday to thank Man charged him for a CIA tip that helped with brokering thwart a series missile sales of bombings in St. Petersburg, SYDNEY — A South Korean- the Kremlin said. born Sydney man was charged Putin Sunday with acting as an eco- During the nomic agent for North Korea in call, the two Australia by allegedly attempt- leaders’ second in three days, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing to broker sales worth tens of Putin expressed gratitude for millions of dollars for Pyong- the CIA information. SANTA ROWS ALONG The Kremlin said it allowed yang that included components People wearing Santa Claus costumes row on Canal Grande in Venice, Italy, on used in ballistic missiles. Russia’s top domestic security The Australian Federal agency to track down a group of Sunday. Almost 100 traditional rowing boats of various kinds and sizes, for Police said 59-year-old natural- suspects that planned to bomb about 200 rowers, gave life to the traditional water procession of the Santa ized Australian Chan Han Choi Kazan Cathedral and other Claus, parading along the Grand Canal. used encrypted communication crowded sites this weekend. to broker sales and discuss the “The information received supply of weapons of mass from the CIA proved sufficient destruction. to find and detain the criminal His actions contravened both suspects,” the Kremlin said. Jones: Don’t expect me to United Nations and Australian sanctions against North Korea, Thousands rally police said. BENGHAZI, Libya — Thou- Police said the man was act- always side with Democrats sands of supporters of Libya’s ing to generate income for military strongman Khalifa Pyongyang by arranging the Hifter rallied Sunday in several BY HOPE YEN money to build a wall on the U.S.- 51-49, when he takes office in sale of computer software used cities, calling on him to take THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mexico border, as President Donald early January. for guiding ballistic missiles as Trump insists upon, and expressed White House legislative direc- charge of the country following WASHINGTON — Democrat well as expertise from North concern that a sweeping GOP tax tor Marc Short said the adminis- the expiry of a two-year man- Doug Jones, who won election to Korea to other “international date of a U.N.-backed adminis- cut proposal that was on track for tration was eager to see whether entities.” Police didn’t elaborate. the Senate from staunchly Repub- tration based in the capital, lican Alabama, insisted to both approval this week was being Jones will “actually work to repre- Prime Minister Malcolm Tripoli. “plopped into a vote too quickly.” At sent the people of Alabama” in a Turnbull said he had been parties in politically divided The rallies in Benghazi, Washington on Sunday that he’ll the same time, Jones said people bipartisan way or side with lib- briefed by AFP Commissioner Tobruk and Tripoli called on the should not “expect me to vote solidly eral Democrats. Trump has also Andrew Colvin on the “very, leave “all the options on the table” Moammar Gadhafi-era general when it comes to his votes next for Republicans or Democrats.” urged Moore to concede the race. very serious matter” and to become the country’s ruler to The 63-year-old former U.S. “We hope that frankly Doug warned anyone thinking of year on issues from immigration fill the political void. to infrastructure. attorney made clear he’s ready to Jones will help us change the cli- assisting North Korea that “the The U.N. maintains that its move forward even though his mate here in Washington,” Short AFP will find you.” “I’m going to consider anything,” mandate for the Tripoli govern- said Jones, explaining that he Republican opponent in last Tues- said. During the campaign, ment, one of two rival adminis- doesn’t plan on labeling himself a day’s special election, Roy Moore, Trump chastised Jones as a lib- Putin thanked Trump trations in Libya, remains in progressive or a conservative Dem- has yet to concede the race. “Ala- eral who would be “terrible” on MOSCOW — Russian Presi- effect until a new one is intro- ocrat but a “Doug Jones Democrat.” bama has spoken,” Jones said. crime and border security, and a dent Vladimir Putin telephoned duced. In an early sign, Jones reiterated Jones’ election will cut the “puppet” for Senate congressional President Donald Trump on The Associated Press that he would oppose spending Republicans’ Senate majority to leaders.

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SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR Ed Lee “STAR WARS: THE Last Jedi” will FRENCH SAILOR FRANCOIS A RECYCLED SPACEX capsule is was remembered Sunday for his humil- happily settle for second. Gabart broken the record Sunday for back at the International Space Station, ity, integrity and infectious smile during Rian Johnson’s second installment sailing around the world alone, circum- just in time for Christmas. a public celebration of his life at City in the third “Star Wars” trilogy rocketed navigating the planet in just 42 days NASA astronauts used the space Hall, attended by family members, for- to a debut of $220 million at the North and 16 hours. station’s big robot arm to grab the mer staff, politicians and residents. American box office, according to stu- That is more than six days faster Dragon capsule out of orbit Sunday. It’s Lee, who died last week at age 65, dio estimates Sunday. That gives “The than the previous record, set by fellow the second visit for this particular sup- had a love of life and a devotion to pub- Last Jedi” the second-best opening Frenchman Thomas Coville last year. ply ship, which made a delivery for lic service, said Gov. Jerry Brown, one ever, slotting in behind only its prede- The organizers, tracking his journey NASA back in 2015 as well, and only of several prominent Democrats who cessor, “The Force Awakens.” by satellite, tweeted that 34-year-old the second time a Dragon has had a spoke during the ceremony. The Disney blockbuster became just Gabart reached the finish line near repeat performance 250 miles up. “I never saw him down,” Brown said. the fourth film to open above $200 mil- Ouessant island off France’s western “It’s a great day to see Dragon back “Every time you saw him he was happy, lion domestically. Aside from “The coast on his trimaran called Macif at ISS again,” Mission Control radioed. he was expressing a very upbeat attitude.” Force Awakens” ($248.8 million), the before dawn Sunday. Replied spaceman Joe Acaba: “It’s Lee was San Francisco’s first Asian- others are “The Avengers” ($207.4 mil- Dozens of vessels swarmed around a beautiful spacecraft, and we’re look- American mayor and a former civil lion) and “Jurassic World” ($208.8 mil- the victory vessel, accompanying Gab- ing forward to digging into it and getting rights lawyer. He died Dec. 12. lion). art as he waved torches. some science on board.” PENINSULA DAILY NEWS PeninsulaNorthwest (C) — MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2017 A5 PT Main Street plans campaign Adopt: A child CONTINUED FROM A1 years or older not on a “spe- cial needs list.” to help businesses during project Chelsea and her hus- She added “special needs” band travel to India once children can range anywhere BY JESSE MAJOR without a construction project,” she or twice a year where they from a child with a hearing PENINSULA DAILY NEWS said. “With it being a winter season he theme for the visit with orphan children, aid to health conditions such with construction, our goal is not and their encounters with as cleft palate or cerebral PORT TOWNSEND — The Port campaign is “paving the only to encourage folks to come way to a brighter future,” orphans there have palsy. Townsend Main Street Program downtown to support businesses, T inspired them to adopt a The Duttas are hoping has a plan to help downtown busi- but because there are a lot of good a nod to the construction child internationally. they can can bring their “Ian” nesses thrive during the 6-month and fun activities.” Adopting a child interna- home by the spring although Water Street Enhancement Project She called Main Street the that will beautify the tionally, however, is not an they still have a few hoops to construction set to begin Jan. 2. heart of the downtown community. downtown area. easy task. jump through. “It can be a challenge for busi- The organization encourages busi- The Duttas have raised Chelsea said she and her nesses when there is construction,” nesses to coordinate together and $10,000 so far but still need husband are on track to said Mari Mullen, executive direc- be involved in activities and promo- people will be encouraged to shop $18,000 to bring a child adopt but they are still wait- tor of Port Townsend Main Street. tions together. and dine downtown during con- home from India. While ing for Amith to get clear- “But we have learned from past “I’m a real supporter of Main struction and to share what they Chelsea and her husband ance for adoption — because construction projects that if you Street,” she said. love about Port Townsend. are going through an adop- he is from another country keep activity and interest going Main Street will be using a On Saturdays in March, the Jef- tion agency in Alabama — and once her social worker you can really cement the connec- $35,000 grant from the First Fed- ferson County Historical Society that is doing it at a more has that clearance a home- tion with the locals.” eral Community Foundation and will offer tours. Tours will also be affordable price, Chelsea study file will be sent to their The Water Street Enhancement $25,000 from the city to host the part of the Victorian Festival set said the average price of adoption agency in Alabama, Project will run from the Port events and spread the word for March 24-25. international adoption then sent to India and put on Townsend ferry landing and along through social media and mail. In April, visitors will be encour- ranges from $25,000 to a potential adoptive parents Water Street to Taylor Street. First Federal also contributed to aged to count their steps to be $50,000. list and finally they can be The project will replace the Main Street’s Light at the End of entered in prize drawings. matched with a child. 80-year-old sewer lines running Tunnel (LENT) Fund, which allows May will boast art’s related The adoption world They are hoping to adopt under Water Street, revamp the local businesses to secure micro- events throughout the month and a child from India who is sidewalks along Water Street, loans from the revolving fund for children’s art will be on display in Chelsea first traveled to older and “special needs” who resize parking spaces in downtown up to $4,000. businesses for all to see. India when she was 19 to otherwise wouldn’t be and transform the small parking “If they need that extra help In June, Main Street will cele- volunteer in orphanages and adopted locally. lot at the end of Tyler Street into a during construction they can call brate the expected completion of learn more about how she “It’s really important we pedestrian area with beach access. the office and fill out an applica- the construction project with the could help orphans and get adopt first,” Chelsea said. Main Street’s plan includes tion,” Mullen said. “Tyler Street Plaza Wrap-Up more involved in the adop- “A child who has been numerous events set for each There will also be classes that Party.” tion world. abandoned and who remem- month in an effort to attract more businesses can sign up for that will Mullen said that based on her She said she was drawn bers being abandoned I think people to downtown. Main Street is cover social media, business man- experience, locals are looking to to India after a mission trip it’s really important for them also printing coupon books with agement and other topics. support local businesses — espe- in Mexico that inspired her to be chosen first,” she said. special offers. Mullen said almost Throughout the construction cially when they are facing tough to continue helping impover- “And to have the experience 60 businesses signed up to partici- season there will be “celebrity con- times such as construction. ished families and decided to of building a family.” pate in the program. cierges” who will greet visitors “These are our friends and take her efforts to orphan- The theme for the campaign is downtown and help out wherever neighbors and they have raised ages. Helping others “paving the way to a brighter they can from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Sat- their families here,” she said. “It’s “As soon as I came home, future,” a nod to the construction urdays, she said. really a time to rally and get peo- I became a Christian and The Duttas started their that will beautify the downtown In January is the “Believe it or ple to connect to our downtown.” just felt like I was supposed Amma’s Umma business in area. Knot” game, in which visitors are For more information and more to go to India and work with March with hopes of helping Sandy Spencer, Main Street encouraged to visit numerous events, visit ptmainstreet.org. orphans,” she said. others in the adoption pro- board member and owner of the shops downtown to learn more ______Chelsea visited 13 cess. Lively Olive Tasting Bar, said the about Port Townsend. orphanages in India during “We believe every kid Reporter Jesse Major can be reached at deserves an intimate rela- program is needed. The theme for February is 360-452-2345, ext. 56250, or at jmajor@ that time and later shifted “Winters can be challenging “Local Love.” During this month, peninsuladailynews.com. her focus from wanting to tionship with a caregiver,” start an orphanage to finding Chelsea said. permanent families for “So we started this trade orphans. boutique because the prod- She started working with ucts we buy are empowering Lease: Net pens out of bounds local non-governmental and sustaining families who organizations in India doing otherwise would be at risk,” graphic design for their com- she said. CONTINUED FROM A1 obligated to abide by DNR’s 2017, two net-pen anchor tion of the 425-foot pier and panies as well as adoption “But the other 50 percent October 2015 agreement chains were disconnected trestle, where up to seven work. of profits go to other people’s “This came as a surprise with Icicle. from their anchors, and a escort vessels will berth. Chelsea said India is one given the extensive “They had plenty of time third anchor chain had an The fish farm would hold of the largest orphan bearing adoption and adoption improvements we have to this pursuant to the lease open link that is vulnerable up to 900,000 salmon, 29 countries in the world but efforts.” been undertaking to the they inherited,” she said. to complete failure,” the percent more than the the process to adopt a child She said the proceeds site to ensure compliance, “They had until October notice said. 700,000 salmon at Cooke’s in India is difficult. from the shop fund a social and our efforts to work with 2016, by then, to ensure all Franz said she is con- Ediz Hook facility. “Adoption domestically in worker’s salary in India who DNR to address self-identi- their facilities were within cerned “that the facility Cooke has applied for a India is exceptionally feasi- is helping move cases along fied issues in a cooperative the boundaries of the lease- could break and endanger permit for the new facility ble,” Chelsea said. faster and also has supported manner,” he said. hold. public health and safety as under the state Shoreline “If you can get everyone two domestic adoptions. The violations were “It was clear they were well as the health of the Master Program that would talking and the right net- Chelsea said none of the uncovered during a state- not within boundaries.” Puget Sound.” be issued by Clallam work established, adoption proceeds the Duttas earn wide inspection of net pens According to the termi- Franz said the fish farm County. for an Indian couple is going from the shop go toward that was initiated by DNR nation notice, anchors for floats in a high boat traffic A Sept. 7 county hearing to cost $1,200,” she said, their own adoption fund but after the collapse of Cooke’s the primary and secondary area that includes Black examiner hearing was “where an international to help others instead. Cypress Island net pen net pen arrays were located Ball Ferry Line’s MV Coho indefinitely postponed after adoption is $40,000.” “Long term, we want to northeast of Port Angeles outside the lease area. ferry. Gov. Jay Inslee on Aug. 19 Chelsea said because see this business as a way to collapsed, releasing 160,000 Anchors are considered There also will be imposed a moratorium on Amith was born and raised raise scholarship and grant non-native Atlantic salmon existing improvements at increased activity emanat- new fish farm permits fol- in India they could move funding for other adoptions,” into waters west of Ana- the site. ing from a Navy submarine lowing the failure of Cooke’s back and adopt domestically, she said. cortes. The fish farm has been escort-vessel pier at the Cypress Island net pen. but the United States “We’ve maintained giving The Port Angeles fish operating since 1984 under nearby Ediz Hook Coast The collapse of the pen requires an adopting family the money out into the com- farm comprises 14 con- various owners. Guard station. and the termination of to stay in that country for munity and the world.” nected, floating pens that “We had concerns it The pier is scheduled to Cooke’s Ediz Hook lease are two years before you can Chelsea said she and her can hold up to 700,000 could potentially be out- be completed in July 2018. unrelated, DNR said in its apply for immigration for the husband also want to become salmon. side” the lease area, Franz “The Navy, in its divine press release on the cancel- child and it’s not guaranteed. a resource for other Indians DNR spokesman Carlo said. wisdom, decided it was lation. She said because of this, living in the United States Davis said Sunday they “That’s why we negoti- going to build a pier pretty State agencies continue she and Amith decided they who don’t know it’s possible were located 500 feet from ated the lease, to make sure much on top of where we to investigate the Cypress did not want to take that risk to adopt and share their their designated location. that by October 2016, they farm,” Cooke General Man- Island incident, according with their family and decided experience with them. Icicle Seafoods, the fish had the facility in the foot- ager Innes Weir said April 5 to the press release. to adopt internationally. To donate to the Dutta’s farm’s former owner, had print of the lease area.” in a presentation to the Port The investigation and a “It’s really important adoption fund, a check can be agreed in October 2015 to Cooke is violating the Angeles Business Associa- final report are expected to we’re in the same place.” written to A Family for Every ensure that its net pens agreement by not keeping tion. be completed by mid-Janu- Chelsea said parents with Dutta Adoption in the were within the allowed three of the net-pen’s Cooke had planned to ary. wanting to adopt a child subject line, P.O. Box 34628 site by Oct. 1, 2016. anchors “in good order and replace the Ediz Hook farm ______internationally from India #37939, Seattle, Wa, 98124- Cooke acquired the fish repair, in a clean, attractive by building a new, larger $9 can select children from a 1628 or visit https://afamily and safe condition” as Senior Staff Writer Paul Gottlieb farm when the New Bruns- million facility east of Port can be reached at 360-452-2345, “special needs list” — mostly foreveryorphan.cornersafe. wick, Canada-based com- required by the lease, Angeles near Morse Creek ext. 55650, or at pgottlieb@ children who have a health net/5113/a-family-for-every- pany purchased Icicle Sea- according to the termina- to make way for construc- peninsuladailynews.com. condition — or a child 5 orphan/give. foods Inc. of Seattle, in May tion notice. 2016. “In violation of this pro- Franz said Cooke was vision, as of December 9,

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High School sophomore pretty important to me.” other people,” and “always “It’s all about giving instead Kyah Fukanaga will strum By Nick Twietmeyer Yolunda Brown Fukanaga plays the giving back to her commu- of receiving.” away her Christmas break Kitsap News Group described Mccord as a fam- acoustic guitar and the nity.” Many students were sur- ily man who had fallen on this year. ukulele and is a student at About 230 other stu- prised to have received BREMERTON — Two hard times. Fukanaga was among Joyful Noise Music Center dents and staff received gifts, including senior Cody Bremerton police officers “It was an isolated inci- many Sequim High School in Sequim. Joyful Noise gifts at the Winter Wishes Bell — a Denver Broncos were shot and the suspect dent with him and his wife, students who received spe- owners donated the electric assembly Wednesday, fan from Utah — who killed Sunday morning. the violence that happened. cial gifts at the school’s guitar to the Winter Wishes including hand-knit items, received a Seattle Seahawks Police said the officers It was not a regular occur- Winter Wishes assembly assembly not knowing the laptop computers, a school jersey from one of his contacted Willie Mccord rence,” Brown said. “He was where students write down recipient would be one of singalong and a dance from friends who wished for him. shortly before 2 a.m. as he a very, very, very, nice man a wish for a gift for them- their own students. the school’s ASB leadership. “I didn’t expect my name sat in his SUV in the Lions and he was good to his wife, selves or someone else. Fukanaga’s friend Jax Leadership teacher Sean to be up there,” Bell said. Park parking lot, suspect- and he was good to his chil- This year, Fukanaga received his gift of a map of O’Mera said the assembly He and his friends were ing him of violating a dren and his family. … He said she wrote down a wish North America. aims to be a positive experi- in an uproar when they domestic violence protec- was a mentor to some of the for her friend Jax and he During the assembly, the ence for students who might announced his name at the tion order. kids around here. He was a wrote down a gift for her announcers said that not have things to look for- assembly. As officers approached, good person.” Mccord opened fire with According to Sgt. Kevin two handguns, striking Crane of the Bremerton both officers, according to Police Department, no video Sequim-Dungeness Hospital Guild police. evidence exists of the shoot- The officers returned ing due to the fact that offi- fire, killing Mccord. cers are not equipped with donates $11,000 to fire department The officers were taken bodycams, nor were their to Harrison Medical Center vehicles outfitted with By Erin Hawkins dues and the guild’s all-vol- will be distributed to Fire with non life-threatening recording equipment. Olympic Peninsula unteer Thrift Shop in District 3 volunteers ndrews said the injuries. One officer was “One officer has over 42 News Group Sequim twice a year to sup- throughout the Sequim goal is to “issue discharged from Harrison years experience, 25 plus port community health. community. Medical Center, according with our department. The SEQUIM — Thanks to “The shop has had a Andrews said the goal is these to them so the Sequim-Dungeness A to police. other officer is approxi- really great year,” guild to “issue these to them so if if there’s a need for Bremerton Police Chief mately a five-year veteran Hospital Guild, emergency President Jean Janis said. there’s a need for one in Steve Strachan said this with one year with our responders can continue The luncheon also serves their community they can one in their was not the first time department,” Crane said. doing what they do best: as a way to say thank you to go straight there.” community they can Mccord had had contact “It appears preliminar- saving lives. the guild’s year-round volun- He added that through- go straight there.” with police, and that he had ily, they did a remarkable Clallam County Fire teers with a potluck lunch out the past two years these fought with police in the job.” District 3 accepted a check and a performance by Sequim devices have been used to past. The Kitsap County Sher- for more than $11,000 from High School’s select choir. save the lives of several has been around since 1970, “We knew that he was iff’s Office is currently lead- Sequim-Dungeness Hospi- Sunny Farms donated deli people. AEDs are portable its current enrollment is at ramping up, that he was ing the investigation of the tal Guild members last turkey and Olympic Medical devices that can send an an all-time low and it is Tuesday at St. Luke’s Epis- violent in the past,” Stra- shooting. Center donated the dessert. electric shock to the heart always looking for more vol- chan said. copal Church during the Fire Chief Ben Andrews in an effort to restore a nor- ______unteers. Neighbors and friends guild’s annual Christmas said the money from this mal rhythm in the event of said Mccord had marital Nick Twietmeyer is a reporter for appreciation luncheon. year’s donation will go a cardiac arrest. To visit the guild’s thrift Sound Publishing’s Kitsap News shop, visit 204. W. 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THERE ARE SO many aroused and inflamed that they “banadurra,” he was allowed to vent new players from entering We are going through a simi- things I could say right now after won’t think about the real issues, pass. politics work against the emer- lar period of rapid change today. watching Doug Jones defeat Roy they won’t think about the actual If he used the Palestinian pro- gence of such national leaders. The pace of destructive Moore in the Senate race in Ala- candidates, they won’t think nunciation, “bandora,” he could I worry that irreversible dam- weather events is quickening; the bama, but for me it comes down about the national interest, or be pulled out of his car and shot age is being done to our norms world is going from intercon- to just two words: “Thank you.” even their own self-interest, but on the spot. and institutions by this poison- nected to interdependent; and Thank you just how much they dislike “the That is tribal politics at its ous cocktail of Trump, Twitter machines and software are to the majority other” — and you’re not buying it raw essence: It doesn’t matter and tribalism. devouring ever more middle- and of Alabamians Thomas L. any more. how you live your life or what I was not surprised to hear even high-skill jobs. for loving our Friedman God bless every one of you. you aspire to for your society. former Facebook executive Cha- The country needs a plan for country more Yours was a deeply patriotic All that matters is your sec- math Palihapitiya tell CNBC on investing in more resilient cities, than you hated act. tarian or tribal identity, revealed Tuesday that social media is cre- in lifelong learning systems for Democrats. It’s too soon to say for sure, of by how you pronounce the word ating a society that confuses every worker and in a safety Thank you course, whether this is a national for tomato. “popularity” with “truth.” net of mobile/universal health for voting as trend, but when the majority in a Middle Easterners have a say- The tools we’ve created, he care. citizens, not as deep-red state like Alabama — ing for this kind of thinking: “Me explained, “are starting to erode And what do we have instead? members of a where anti-abortion sentiments and my brother against my the social fabric of how society A highly tribal Republican tax tribe. run so high, making it nearly cousin. Me, my brother and my works.” bill that targets none of those Thank you impossible for a pro-choice Demo- cousin against the outsider.” It’s easy to forget, in this age issues. for understand- crat to be elected — repudiates The Alabama Senate race of Twitter, how much a daring But maybe, maybe just maybe, ing that send- the effort by Trump and Bannon reminded me of that story — not leader who can pull people the narrow majority in Alabama ing a credibly accused child to turn us from citizens into the shooting part, of course, but together can accomplish — even has sent both Trump and the molester to represent Alabama in tribes, there is hope for the coun- the way Alabamians were being in the most difficult of times. country a message. the U.S. Senate would not only try after all. told to let someone babysit our Think of Abe Lincoln. We are fed up with your cyni- have denigrated your state, it It is a real sign of health. precious country, someone they In the middle of a civil war cism, we are fed up with your would have denigrated that I speak from some experience, wouldn’t let babysit their own and in the middle of our transi- effort to break us into tribes, we whole legislative body. because I have peered into this kids — just because he was sup- tion from an agrarian to an want a president who is a uniter Thank you for seeing the tribal abyss. posedly from their tribe. industrial society, Lincoln and not a divider, because we have decency of Doug Jones, even Back in the late 1970s, when I We’ve confronted such think- Congress approved the Home- big hard work to do as a country though he is a Democrat, and was covering the Lebanese civil ing before in our history. stead Act of 1862, which opened right now — and it can only be seeing the indecency of Roy war, a story made the rounds in But in the past moments of the West for settlement; the done together. Moore. Beirut that the Lebanese Chris- raw, tribal/cultural divisions, our Pacific Railway Acts of 1862 and ______And most of all, thank you for tian Phalangist militia had come system was always able to pro- 1864, which connected the east- sending a message to President up with a novel way of discover- duce leaders able to summon our ern and western halves the coun- Thomas Friedman is a Donald Trump and Stephen Ban- ing a Palestinian trying to pass better angels and pull us try, laying the basis for a truly three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning non that you are not as dumb as through one of its checkpoints. together to rise to the challenges national economy; the Morrill Act columnist for The New York they think you are. The Phalangists would show of the day. of 1862, which established the Times. That you see what they are up the driver a tomato and ask: But even with Jones’s victory land-grant colleges to teach agri- His column appears in the to — trying to use divisive tweets What’s this? in Alabama I worry that technol- culture, science and engineering, PDN every Monday. and racist dog whistles to get as If the driver used the stan- ogy — social networks in particu- skills the country needed to go to Email via www.facebook.com/ many Americans as possible so dard Lebanese pronunciation, lar — and archaic laws that pre- the next level. thomaslfriedman.

Alabama was a win for us all THE DEMOCRATIC CON- them to the polls. vote for him. Speaking of which, there is no folk of the Deep South. QUEST of a senate seat in Ala- The African-American turnout Alabama’s economy was way to massage the results in a With the election results in, bama produced a lot of winners tends to fall in special elections. undoubtedly a winner. pleasing way for President Don- Bannon — a creature of Holly- other than the victor himself, This time they came out in The election of Moore would ald Trump. wood, alumnus of Goldman Doug Jones. force, delivering Jones victory have greatly shocked many of the He backed the Republican Sachs and graduate of Harvard Many were with the help of appalled subur- foreign companies who’ve been who lost the primary to Moore, — can be crowned the fraud he Republicans, Froma banites. setting up shop in the state. and then backed loser Moore. always was. including some Harrop The winners included Repub- (Foreign manufacturers cur- Many are stunned at a recent The voters in Alabama may who voted for licans who refused to go there — rently employ over 87,000 Ala- poll showing as many Alabami- have actually done the Republi- the inexplicable there being a candidate known bamians.) ans disapproving of Trump as can Party a service by cutting Roy Moore. for primitive racism, homophobia People around the NASA approving. Bannon down to size. The obvious and xenophobia (never mind the space facility in Huntsville must Alabama was supposed to be But they’ve also done the celebrants, of credible charges that he sexually also be breathing easier today. the heart and soul of Trump country a service, cooling a course, are stalked girls). More than a reprieve, the country. national fever that the age of Democrats. Many Alabama Republicans remarkable election of Jones Something’s changing, you Trump has fed. For them, it really did want a Republican to could actually be a boost for Ala- think? Speaking of which (again), wasn’t all replace Attorney General Jeff bama’s economy. But Trump came out well next Trump wrote in a post-election dumb luck. Sessions. If the executives at Amazon to Steve Bannon, the man most tweet that “Republicans will have The state Their willingness to vote for a aren’t treating Birmingham’s responsible for handing a reliably another shot at this seat in a party had a strong candidate in Democrat, or write in a name quest to host its second head- Republican senate seat to Demo- very short period of time.” place even when the race seemed other than Roy Moore, was a quarters with more respect, I’d crats. That should remind all Ameri- a long shot. tribute to principle. be surprised. When it looked as though cans that they will have another (There’s a lesson there for And the Republican who out- The results in Alabama Moore would win, the ringmaster shot at Trump’s seat — and in an Democrats in all 50 states.) shone them all was Alabama’s should be a blessing for sane of right-wing ugliness rushed even shorter period of time. Democrats also had the good senior senator, Richard Shelby. Republican leaders everywhere. down to a rural corner of the ______sense to discourage an invasion Even when most predictors If they add in the lesson of state to lead the parade. by out-of-state liberals ‘splaining were expecting Moore to prevail, their party’s recent blowout Unshaven and dressed like a Froma Harrop’s nationally what’s what to the locals. Shelby refused to support him. losses in Virginia, they’ll know to slob, the native of New Jersey syndicated column appears in the Other big winners were blacks And he went a step beyond, start getting tough with the alt- commandeered the stage, ‘splain- PDN every Monday. and the organizers who spurred announcing that he would not right knuckle-draggers. ing what’s what to the country Email [email protected].

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BY MARCIA DUNN The Kepler-90 system Texas at Austin to develop THE ASSOCIATED PRESS also could have a ninth the program. planet or more, according to They essentially trained CAPE CANAVERAL, the researchers. It is 2,545 a computer to identify exo- Fla. — A record-tying light-years away; a light- planets based on Kepler’s eighth planet has been year is 5.8 trillion miles. observations in changing found in a faraway solar Google used data col- stellar brightness — the system, matching our own lected by NASA’s keen subtle, fleeting dip in a in number. planet hunter, the Kepler star’s brightness when a Even more amazing, Space Telescope, to develop planet passes in front of it. machines and not humans the machine-learning com- The two used a tech- made the discovery. NASA puter program. It focuses nique similar to what had joined with Google on on weak planetary signals been previously used by Thursday to announce the — so feeble and numerous others to enable machines finding. it would take humans ages to distinguish between pic- This eighth planet orbits to examine. tures of cats and dogs. the star known as Kepler-90. While machine learning Besides identifying Like Earth, this new planet, has been used before in the Kepler-90i, the machine- Kepler-90i, is the third rock search for exoplanets — learning program also con- from its sun. But it’s much planets beyond our solar closer to its sun — orbiting firmed an exoplanet missed system — it’s believed to be by astronomers in yet in just 14 days — and there- the first time an artificial fore a scorching 800 degrees another solar system: neural network like this Kepler-80g, the sixth planet Fahrenheit at the surface. has been used to find a new In fact, all eight planets in that particular solar sys- world. tem. are scrunched up around “This is a really exciting this star, orbiting closer Shallue and Vanderburg discovery, and we consider plan to keep up the hunt, than Earth does to our sun. it to be a successful proof of This is the only eight- using the program to scour concept to be using neural the 150,000-plus stars planet solar system found networks to identify plan- like ours — so far — tying observed by Kepler. ets, even in challenging sit- In all, more than 3,560 for the most planets uations where the signals exoplanets have been con- observed around a single are very weak,” said Chris- firmed to date — two-thirds star. topher Shallue, a senior of them spotted by the Our solar system had software engineer at Google KEITH THORPE/PENINSULA DAILY NEWS nine planets until Pluto in Mountain View, Calif. 2009-launched Kepler — was demoted to a dwarf NASA astrophysicist with another approximately planet in 2006 by the Inter- Jessie Dotson, the Kepler 4,500 candidates awaiting INTERACTING WITH SEA LIFE verification. national Astronomical project scientist, is “so Port Angeles youngsters, from left, Madelyn McIntyre, Madison Union, a decision that still excited to see where this It will be up to more stands. goes next.” advanced telescopes, such Durbin and Riley Bacon, all 4, examine sea creatures in a touch Some astronomers, how- “Who knows what poten- as the James Webb Space tank at the Feiro Marine Life Center during “Cocoa with the ever, suspect there could be tial insights might be Telescope targeted for Critters,” an outreach program to bring children into contact a large ninth planet out gained,” she said. launch in 2019, to study the with ocean life. The program, which continues Wednesday at the atmospheres of these dis- there: an elusive Planet X Shallue teamed up with Port Angeles facility, features story reading, youth activities and the size of Neptune but astronomer Andrew Van- tant worlds and sniff out much farther out. derburg of the University of any traces of possible life, a cup of hot cocoa to warm the tummy. Vanderburg noted.

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BY MICHAEL CARMAN to play and a hard-charging PENINSULA DAILY NEWS banked runner after getting the ball poked her direction PORT ANGELES — Port on a steal by big sister Gracie Angeles hung in and scrapped Long for a 47-45 lead with out an impressive 48-45 win 1:13 to go. against a state-caliber Class She finished with a game- 2A opponent, last season’s high 16 points. state runner-up, in a non- “I was not really expecting league girls basketball contest that to go in [the 3 to tie] I was Saturday. shocked, but if I had missed The Roughriders (2-1, 5-2) that I would have been upset trailed Burlington-Edison by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with myself knowing it was as much as eight points twice really important at that time New England Patriots in the final quarter Saturday in the game,” Emilia Long quarterback Tom Brady (12) but a concerted team effort, said. passes under pressure from including points from six dif- “I think I got a little more Pittsburgh Steelers defensive ferent players in the last eight confident and we needed that end Cameron Heyward, right, boost up, we needed to take Sunday in Pittsburgh. minutes, boosted Port Angeles to the come-from-behind vic- the lead. That was really fun, tory. The win against a quality but it was hard, too, because opponent vaulted the Riders they’d score, we’d score. We to fifth in the state in the lat- just had to answer them.” Patriots Burlington-Edison had a est 2A RPI rankings. “Resiliency, I thought they number of looks at the basket showed so much resiliency,” in the final 1:13, but couldn’t thwart Riders coach Michael Poind- answer. Port Angeles freshman exter said. “We didn’t hang Madison Cooke rejected Burl- our heads, we didn’t quit.” ington-Edison’s best chance Freshman Emilia Long down low and followed up by Steelers shook off an illness to score hitting the front end of a seven of the team’s final eight 1-and-1 free throw opportu- AVE OGAN FOR ENINSULA AILY EWS points down the stretch on a D L / P D N nity to account for the final Port Angeles’ Mikkiah Brady looks to get past the defense yet again steal and runout layup, a deep score. 3-point basket to knot the of Burlington-Edison’s Annalies Reyes during the score at 45-all with 2 minutes TURN TO PA HOOPS/B3 Roughriders’ 48-45 win Saturday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PITTSBURGH — Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski did it to the Pittsburgh Steelers again. One questionable decision by Ben Massacre at CenturyLink Roethlisberger helped. Brady fed Gronkowski repeatedly Seattle (8-6) is barely alive to set up Dion Lewis’ go-ahead Postseason for the postseason, but it will 8-yard touchdown with 56 seconds likely need some help. remaining and Roethlisberger was in doubt after While the Seahawks don’t intercepted in the end zone with 5 seconds left as the New England look playoff ready, the Rams Patriots rallied to beat the Pitts- 42-7 shellacking look playoff scary, dominating burgh Steelers 27-24 on Sunday. the line of scrimmage and tak- ing advantage of their first-half The Patriots (11-3) gained the BY TIM BOOTH opportunities. inside track for homefield advantage THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the AFC playoffs by ending Pitts- Six of the Rams seven posses- burgh’s eight-game winning streak. SEATTLE — Todd Gurley sions in the first half started at Brady threw for 298 yards with two rushed for 152 yards and scored midfield or inside Seattle terri- touchdowns and an interception. four total touchdowns in just 2½ tory and they scored on all six. Gronkowski, fresh off a one-game quarters, and the Los Angeles The only miscue of the half suspension, finished with nine Rams moved to the cusp of their was a questionable fourth-and-1 receptions for 168 yards, including first division title since 2003 decision at the Seattle 24 where the Rams called a play-action four on the game-winning drive. with a 42-7 thumping of the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. pass that was tipped and inter- The Steelers (11-3) appeared to Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, right, is take the lead when Roethlisberger The matchup to determine cepted. It was the one highlight sacked by Los Angeles Rams outside linebacker Robert of the first half for Seattle. connected with tight end Jesse first place in the NFC West was Quinn, left, Sunday in Seattle. James for a 10-yard touchdown with completely one-sided. Rams QB Jared Goff didn’t 28 seconds left. The play was over- Los Angeles (10-4) was domi- need to do much, completing 14 turned on review, with official Tony nant, embarrassing Seattle into Gurley had 144 yards rush- Tennessee or San Francisco is of 21 for 120 yards and two TDs. Corrente saying the ball did not the worst loss during Pete Car- ing in the first half, twice scor- enough for their first division He threw a 1-yard TD to Robert “survive” the completion of the roll’s eight seasons in charge. ing from the 1. He added a title in 14 years. Woods in the second quarter catch. Taking advantage of field 14-yard TD reception midway Perhaps bigger than the divi- along with his TD to Gurley. Roethlisberger hit Darrius Hey- position, the Rams scored on six through the third quarter for a sion title was the statement Seattle avoided the shutout ward-Bey for a short gain but stayed of seven first-half drives, includ- 40-0 Rams lead and spent the made by the Rams. They didn’t on Russell Wilson’s 26-yard TD in bounds. With the clock running ing a 21-point scoring blitz in rest of his day watching. The 152 just win in Seattle — a place los- pass to Luke Willson late in the third quarter. But it was one of and no timeouts left, Roethlisberger the second quarter capped by a yards rushing were the second- ing its aura as the toughest to Wilson’s uglier performances. hurried to the line. Rather than 57-yard TD run by Gurley on best of his career. play in the league. They com- He missed key throws early spike it to set up a short kick that The Rams don’t have the pletely dominated the Seahawks, third-and-20 with less than a when Seattle’s offense couldn’t would have sent the game to over- minute remaining in the first division wrapped up, but have a making a Carroll-coached team time, Roethlisberger tried to win it. get started. half to take a 34-0 lead at the two-game lead with two weeks look rarely overmatched in a big Instead, he lost it. His pass to Eli break. to play. A win against either game. TURN TO SEAHAWKS/B3 Rogers was batted into the air, and New England safety Duron Harmon came down with it. Roethlisberger completed 22 of Prep Roundup 30 for 281 yards with two touch- downs and the pick. Pittsburgh received an early emo- tional jolt when cameras cut to Neah Bay, Crescent basketball boys win injured linebacker Ryan Shazier sit- ting in a private box less than two BY PIERRE LABOSSIERE including all of our bigs, it’s a swing, turning a likely 6-point weeks removed from spinal stabili- Crescent 49, PENINSULA DAILY NEWS Eagles’ lead to 10 points. Ever- zation surgery. The crowd at rainy Oakville 45 good road win,” Ferrier said. Crescent (2-4) next plays green Lutheran shot 33 free Heinz Field roared as Shazier, who DARRINGTON — The Neah OAKVILLE — The Crescent throws in the game to Quilcene’s appeared to be seated, waved a Ter- Bay boys got four 3-pointers and Quilcene at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. boys clamped down on defense 13. rible Towe l. The 25-year-old is 29 points from Keith Johnson Jr. and had a big fourth quarter to recovering from spinal stabilization and another three treys from Crescent 49, Oakville 45 It was the third game this beat Oakville on the road 49-45. year that the Rangers had a surgery Dec. 6, two days after leav- Captain Claplanhoo to beat Dar- K.C. Spencer led the Loggers Crescent 10 9 12 18 — 49 ing a Monday night victory over rington 61-55. Oakville 7 10 16 12 — 45 second-half lead but weren’t with 21 points and 10 rebounds, able to hold on to it, said French. Cincinnati on a stretcher following a Johnson scored 12 of his 29 while Robert Cox scored 11. routine hit on Bengals wide receiver Crescent (49) — Cox 11, Spencer 21, “we’re still trying to get over points in the third. Claplanhoo “We played probably our Buchanan 3, Bergstrom 3, Ward 7, Leon- Josh Malone. ended up scoring 13 points in that hump,” he said. most complete defensive game ard 4, Morris, Emery French said the team played Saturday’s win, the Red Devils’ of the year. We really clamped Panthers 31, Packers 24 first of the year. Neah Bay’s Jax- some pretty decent defense down and were able to get Evergreen Luth. 61, early, and in fact is playing bet- CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Cam New- son Halttunen and Jay Brunk enough stops to stay in front,” each chipped in seven points. Quilcene 41 ter defense overall this season, ton threw for 242 yards and four said coach Chris Ferrier. but that the Rangers’ offense The Red Devils had to dig out QUILCENE — The Quilcene touchdowns, and the Carolina Pan- “We weathered a rough third was disappointing at the begin- a hole to pull this game out as boys kept coming from behind thers spoiled Aaron Rodgers’ return quarter where it looked like it ning of the game, managing just from a broken collarbone with a they went into the second quar- and briefly held a lead in the might get away from us but K.C. 15 points in the half. 31-24 win over the Green Bay Pack- ter down 19-10. They outscored second half against Evergreen hit two big threes in the third to Olin Reynolds led the Rang- ers on Sunday. Darrington 39-26 over the sec- Lutheran, but a call on a fast ond and third quarters to take a keep us in striking distance, ” he ers with 17 points, while Robert Damiere Byrd had two touch- break opened up the floodgates four-point lead into the fourth. said. Comstock III had nine points. down catches, and Christian McCaf- Ferrier said the Loggers hit as the Eagles romped down the frey had 136 yards from scrimmage, Neah Bay (1-4) next plays at Quilcene (0-3, 1-5) next plays Taholah at 7 p.m. Tuesday. their free throws down the stretch for a 61-41 win. at Crescent at 6:30 p.m. Tues- including a 7-yard touchdown recep- stretch in the fourth and Timmy “The game was much closer tion and the Panthers (10-4) won day. Neah Bay 61, Darrington 55 Ward, who finished with seven than the final score,” said coach their fourth straight home game. Richie French. Neah Bay 10 19 20 12 — 61 points and six rebounds, had Evergreen Lutheran 61, Quilcene 41 Rodgers, making his first appear- two tough inside baskets in the The Rangers were down ance since Oct. 15, threw for 290 Darrington 19 12 14 10 — 55 EL 9 15 14 23 — 61 fourth. Cox’s 11 points was his 24-15 at the half and managed yards with three touchdowns but Quilcene 7 8 14 12 — 41 Neah Bay (61) — Johnson 29, first double-digit scoring game to take a 29-27 lead when Ever- was intercepted three times as the Claplanhoo 13, Halttunen 7, Brunk 7, Kal- green Lutheran went on a 9-0 Quilcene (41) — Reynolds 17, Com- Packers’ playoff hopes took a poten- of his career. lappa 4, Martinez 1. run. The Rangers fought back, stock 9, Budnek 6, Davis 4, Elkins 3, tially critical blow. Darrington (55) — Tillequots 12, “We are still working on Newman 2. Draper 11, McConnaughy 11, Smith 7, tightening some things up, but but on a fast break, a foul was TURN TO NFL ROUNDUP/B3 Ross 5, Maltos 4, Soloman 3, Williams 2 down five guys due to sickness, called and it created a four-point TURN TO PREP ROUNDUP/B2 B2 Monday, December 18, 2017 SportsRecreation Peninsula Daily News SPORTS Today’s ON TV Today 11:55 a.m. (304) NBCSN Scoreboard Soccer EPL, Swansea City at Everton (Live) 4 p.m. (27) ESPN2 Bas- Connell 71, College Place 22 Saturday’s Games ketball NCAA, Nebraska- Calendar Curlew 55, Cusick 40 Football Detroit 20, Chicago 10 Omaha at Kansas (Live) Davenport 58, Northwest Christian (Colbert) 52 Kansas City 30, L.A. Chargers 13 4 p.m. (306) FS1 Basket- Monday’s Games Davis 56, Wenatchee 43 Seattle vs. L.A. Rams Sunday’s Games Boys Basketball: Clallam Bay at Lake Quinault, Deer Park 46, Kellogg, Idaho 34 L.A. Rams 13 21 6 2 — 42 Minnesota 34, Cincinnati 7 ball NCAA, Northern Illinois 7:30 p.m. DeSales 48, Liberty Christian 47 Seattle 0 0 7 0 — 7 Washington 20, Arizona 15 at Marquette (Live) Girls Basketball: Clallam Bay at Lake Quinault, East Valley (Spokane) 69, Timberlake, Idaho 60 First Quarter Baltimore 27, Cleveland 10 4 p.m. (311) ESPNU Bas- 5:45 p.m. East Valley (Yakima) 54, Quincy 6 LA—FG Zuerlein 36, 12:06. Buffalo 24, Miami 16 ketball NCAA, Charleston Eastlake 79, North Creek 37 LA—FG Zuerlein 31, 8:21. Carolina 31, Green Bay 24 Southern at Florida State Tuesday’s Games Ellensburg 45, Toppenish 40 LA—Gurley 1 run (Zuerlein kick), 5:57. Jacksonville 45, Houston 7 Boys Basketball: Neah Bay at Taholah, 7 p.m.; Garfield-Palouse 35, St. John-Endicott/ Second Quarter New Orleans 31, N.Y. Jets 19 (Live) Quilcene at Crescent, 6:30 p.m. Lacrosse 32 LA—Gurley 1 run (Zuerlein kick), 8:13. Philadelphia 34, N.Y. Giants 29 5 p.m. NBA TV Basket- Girls Basketball: Neah Bay at Taholah, 5:30 Grandview 75, Othello 43 LA—Woods 1 pass from Goff (Zuerlein kick), L.A. Rams 42, Seattle 7 ball NBA, Denver Nuggets p.m.; Forks at Chimacum, 7:30 p.m. Hazen 41, Mt. Rainier 27 3:26. New England 27, Pittsburgh 24 at Oklahoma City Thunder Kamiakin 67, Kennewick 43 LA—Gurley 57 run (Zuerlein kick), :28. San Francisco 25, Tennessee 23 Kennedy 50, Kent Meridian 24 Third Quarter Dallas at Oakland, late (Live) Preps Kentridge 38, Kentlake 33 LA—Gurley 14 pass from Goff (kick failed), Monday’s Games 5:15 p.m. (26) ESPN La Salle 74, Goldendale 14 7:04. Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 5:30 p.m. Football NFL, Atlanta Fal- Boys Basketball Mabton 62, Walla Walla Academy 35 Sea—Willson 26 pass from Wilson (Walsh cons at Tampa Bay Bucca- Saturday’s Scores Moses Lake 50, Sunnyside 43 kick), 1:23. neers (Live) Mt. Rainier Lutheran 50, Taholah 29 Fourth Quarter Basketball Neah Bay 61, Darrington 55 6 p.m. (319) PAC12 Bas- Evergreen Lutheran 61, Quilcene 41 Mt. Spokane 76, Mead 46 LA—safety, 10:14. National Basketball Association Crescent 49, Oakville 45 Naches Valley 66, Highland 53 A—69,077. ketball NCAA, North Dakota Almira/Coulee-Hartline 82, Valley Christian 37 North Kitsap 46, South Kitsap 37 LA Sea EASTERN CONFERENCE State at Arizona (Live) Asotin 67, Reardan 56 Ocosta 87, Chief Leschi 29 First downs 19 11 Atlantic Division 6 p.m. (27) ESPN2 Bas- Auburn 74, Todd Beamer 58 Prosser 60, Ephrata 45 Total Net Yards 352 149 W L Pct GB ketball NCAA, Tennessee Ballard 70, Bremerton 30 Raymond 35, Northwest Christian (Lacey) 14 Rushes-yards 43-244 17-78 Boston 25 7 .781 — Bellevue Christian 61, Coupeville 38 Reardan 42, Asotin 29 Passing 108 71 Toronto 19 8 .704 3½ State at Texas (Live) Bellingham 77, Sultan 55 Richland 80, Pasco 41 Punt Returns 7-128 2-18 New York 16 13 .552 7½ 6 p.m. (25) ROOT Bas- Capital 65, Tumwater 43 Seattle Christian 55, Tyee 15 Kickoff Returns 2-52 6-118 Philadelphia 14 14 .500 9 ketball NCAA, IUPUI at Charles Wright Academy 49, Orting 21 Selkirk 50, Inchelium 43 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-0 Brooklyn 11 18 .379 12½ Gonzaga (Live) Colfax 46, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 29 South Bend 57, Willapa Valley 33 Comp-Att-Int 15-23-1 14-30-0 Southeast Division Columbia (Burbank) 58, Warden 34 Southridge 45, Hanford 43 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-16 7-71 W L Pct GB 6 p.m. (306) FS1 Basket- Connell 80, College Place 28 St. George’s 52, Wilbur-Creston 22 Punts 5-42.6 9-47.4 Washington 16 14 .533 — ball NCAA, UT-Arlington at Cusick 88, Curlew 37 Tahoma 57, Kentwood 36 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-2 Miami 15 14 .517 ½ Creighton (Live) Davis 68, Wenatchee 47 Thomas Jefferson 51, Enumclaw 47 Penalties-Yards 3-25 9-60 Orlando 11 20 .355 5½ 6 p.m. (311) ESPNU Bas- Decatur 56, Auburn Riverside 51 Todd Beamer 59, Auburn 20 Time of Possession 36:46 23:14 Charlotte 10 19 .345 5½ East Valley (Yakima) 57, Quincy 40 Tri-Cities Prep 65, White Swan 64 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Atlanta 6 23 .207 9½ ketball NCAA, Boise State Ellensburg 63, Toppenish 59 Wahluke 48, Kiona-Benton 32 RUSHING—Los Angeles, Gurley 21-152, M. Central Division at SMU (Live) Ephrata 71, Prosser 58 Wapato 51, Selah 41 Brown 10-45, Austin 10-44, Mannion 2-3. Seat- W L Pct GB 7:30 p.m. NBA TV Bas- Garfield-Palouse 59, St. John-Endicott/ Wellpinit 65, Odessa-Harrington 41 tle, Wilson 5-39, McKissic 6-20, M.Davis 6-19. Cleveland 23 8 .742 — ketball NBA, Golden State Lacrosse 38 West Valley (Spokane) 64, Shadle Park 41 PASSING—Los Angeles, Goff 14-21-1-120, Detroit 17 13 .567 5½ Warriors at Los Angeles Lak- Grandview 71, Othello 57 White River 71, Black Hills 65 Mannion 1-2-0-4. Seattle, Wilson 14-30-0-142. Indiana 17 13 .567 5½ Granger 70, Cle Elum/Roslyn 56 Zillah 67, Chelan 23 RECEIVING—Los Angeles, Woods 6-45, Gur- Milwaukee 15 13 .536 6½ ers (Live) Hanford 74, Southridge 68 Ranger Tournament ley 3-28, Kupp 2-21, Watkins 2-14, Higbee 1-12, Chicago 8 20 .286 13½ Interlake 58, Cedarcrest 38 North Lake, Ore. 40, Klickitat 28 Carrier 1-4. Seattle, McKissic 3-38, M.Davis WESTERN CONFERENCE Kamiakin 70, Kennewick 40 2-20, P.Richardson 2-18, Lockett 2-8, Willson Southwest Division Metropolitan Division Kellogg, Idaho 61, Deer Park 42 College Football 1-26, McEvoy 1-19, Darboh 1-8, Baldwin 1-6, W L Pct GB GP W L OT Pts GF GA Kennedy 61, Kent Meridian 59 Graham 1-(minus 1). Houston 24 4 .857 — Washington 34 21 12 1 43 108 98 Kentridge 62, Kentlake 53 NCAA Bowl Schedule MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. San Antonio 20 10 .667 5 New Jersey 32 18 9 5 41 100 96 Kentwood 54, Tahoma 47 New Orleans 15 15 .500 10 Columbus 33 20 12 1 41 95 86 Saturday’s Games Kittitas 95, Dayton 27 Memphis 9 21 .300 16 N.Y. Rangers 33 18 12 3 39 108 96 New Orleans Bowl National Football League Dallas 8 22 .267 17 Lakes 64, Emerald Ridge 51 N.Y. Islanders 33 18 12 3 39 118 114 Lakeside (Seattle) 60, Meadowdale 45 Troy 50, North Texas 30 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Northwest Division Pittsburgh 34 17 14 3 37 99 108 Liberty Christian 64, DeSales 55 Cure Bowl, Orlando, Fla. West W L Pct GB Mt. Rainier 60, Hazen 55 Georgia State 27, Western Kentucky 17 W L T Pct PF PA Minnesota 17 13 .567 — Carolina 32 14 11 7 35 90 98 Mt. Spokane 74, Mead 57 Las Vegas Bowl L.A. Rams 10 4 0 .714 438 272 Denver 17 13 .552 — Philadelphia 32 14 11 7 35 91 90 Naches Valley 71, Highland 40 Boise State 38, Oregon 28 Seattle 8 6 0 .571 321 294 Portland 16 13 .552 ½ WESTERN CONFERENCE Nooksack Valley 46, LaConner 24 New Mexico Bowl Arizona 6 8 0 .429 246 337 Oklahoma City 14 15 .483 2½ Central Division Northwest Christian (Colbert) 49, Davenport 42 Albuquerque San Francisco 4 10 0 .286 253 337 Utah 14 16 .467 3 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Oakesdale 72, Waitsburg 24 Marshall 31, Colorado State 28 East Pacific Division Nashville 32 21 7 4 46 108 85 Odessa-Harrington 63, Wellpinit 62 Camellia Bowl, Montgomery, Ala. W L T Pct PF PA W L Pct GB St. Louis 34 22 10 2 46 107 84 Rainier 55, Pe Ell 39 Middle Tennessee 35, Arkansas State 30 y-Philadelphia 12 2 0 .857 438 279 Golden State 23 6 .793 — Winnipeg 33 18 10 5 41 108 94 Tuesday, Dec. 19 Renton 78, Juanita 75 Dallas 7 6 0 .538 316 294 L.A. Clippers 11 17 .393 11½ Dallas 34 18 14 2 38 99 99 Boca Raton (Fla.) Bowl L.A. Lakers 10 17 .370 12 Richland 80, Pasco 41 Washington 6 8 0 .429 305 359 Minnesota 32 17 12 3 37 93 91 Royal 54, River View 41 Akron (7-6) vs. FAU (10-3), 4 p.m. (ESPN) N.Y. Giants 2 12 0 .143 228 355 Sacramento 9 20 .310 14 Sedro-Woolley 64, Sehome 60 Wednesday, Dec. 20 Phoenix 10 21 .323 14 Chicago 32 16 11 5 37 98 85 South Colorado 32 15 15 2 32 101 107 Selah 67, Wapato 53 Frisco (Texas) Bowl W L T Pct PF PA Saturday’s Games Pacific Division St. George’s 55, Wilbur-Creston 41 Louisiana Tech (6-6) vs. SMU (7-5), 5 p.m. New Orleans 10 4 0 .714 401 282 Portland 93, Charlotte 91 Steilacoom 56, Centralia 45 (ESPN) Carolina 10 4 0 .714 331 286 Cleveland 109, Utah 100 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Sunnyside 65, Moses Lake 58 Thursday, Dec. 21 Atlanta 8 5 0 .615 294 261 New York 111, Oklahoma City 96 Los Angeles 34 20 10 4 44 103 81 Gasparilla Bowl, St. Petersburg, Fla. Taholah 66, Mt. Rainier Lutheran 56 Tampa Bay 4 9 0 .308 264 312 Houston 115, Milwaukee 111 Vegas 31 20 9 2 42 107 95 Temple (6-6) vs. FIU (8-4), 5 p.m. (ESPN) Thomas Jefferson 51, Enumclaw 47 North Miami 90, L.A. Clippers 85 San Jose 31 17 10 4 38 85 75 Friday, Dec. 22 Timberlake, Idaho 51, East Valley (Spokane) 47 W L T Pct PF PA Phoenix 108, Minnesota 106 Anaheim 33 14 11 8 36 88 95 Timberline 77, Union 50 Bahamas Bowl, Nassau San Antonio 98, Dallas 96 Calgary 33 16 14 3 35 91 101 Ohio (8-4) vs. UAB (8-4), 9:30 a.m. (ESPN) y-Minnesota 11 3 0 .786 343 242 Tri-Cities Prep 62, White Swan 60 Detroit 8 6 0 .571 358 339 Boston 102, Memphis 93 Vancouver 33 15 14 4 34 87 100 Wahluke 65, Kiona-Benton 60 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, Boise Sunday’s Games Green Bay 7 7 0 .500 309 333 Edmonton 33 14 17 2 30 96 107 Walla Walla 59, Chiawana 52 Central Michigan (7-5) vs. Wyoming (7-5), Chicago 4 10 0 .286 234 294 Toronto 108, Sacramento 93 West Valley (Spokane) 54, Shadle Park 42 1 p.m. (ESPN) Detroit 114, Orlando 110 Arizona 35 7 23 5 19 78 122 AMERICAN CONFERENCE West Valley (Yakima) 62, Eastmont 54 Cleveland 106, Washington 99 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- West White River 63, Cascade Christian 57 Indiana 109, Brooklyn 97 time loss. Top three teams in each division and College Basketball W L T Pct PF PA Winlock 84, Naselle 49 Monday’s Games two wild cards per conference advance to play- Kansas City 8 6 0 .571 359 302 Zillah 80, Chelan 47 Boston at Indiana, 4 p.m. offs. Pac-12 Scores L.A. Chargers 7 7 0 .500 311 255 Ranger Tournament New York at Charlotte, 4 p.m. Saturday’s Games Oakland 6 7 0 .462 264 304 North Lake, Ore. 51, Klickitat 42 Saturday’s Games Miami at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Edmonton 3, Minnesota 2 Seaside Tournament Arizona 89, New Mexico 73 Denver 5 9 0 .357 254 328 Denver at Oklahoma City, 5 p.m. East N.Y. Rangers 3, Boston 2, OT Cottage Grove, Ore. 58, Montesano 55 Washington State 72, IUPUI 59 Philadelphia at Chicago, 5 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 4, Los Angeles 3, OT BYU 77, Utah 65 W L T Pct PF PA Portland at Minnesota, 5 p.m. St. Louis 2, Winnipeg 0 Girls Basketball California 95, Cal St.-Fullerton 89, OT New England 11 3 0 .786 395 274 Utah at Houston, 5 p.m. Ottawa 3, Montreal 0 Port Angeles 48, Burlington-Edison 45 Cincinnati 77, UCLA 63 Buffalo 8 6 0 .571 264 306 L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Carolina 2, Columbus 1 Quilcene 33, Evergreen Lutheran 26 Oregon 68, Fresno State 61 Miami 6 8 0 .429 252 342 Phoenix at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Neah Bay 73, Darrington 26 Oregon State 63, Saint Louis 60 N.Y. Jets 5 9 0 .357 285 342 Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia 2, Dallas 1, OT Seaside Tournament Sunday’s Games South Washington 3, Anaheim 2, OT Cottage Grove, Ore. 40, Sequim 33 Washington 80, Loyola Maramount 78 W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 4, Arizona 2 Aberdeen 49, Vashon Island 42 Arizona State 76, Vanderbilt 64 x-Jacksonville 10 4 0 .714 374 209 Hockey Tampa Bay 6, Colorado 5 Almira/Coulee-Hartline 58, Valley Christian 33 Stanford 71, San Francisco 59 Tennessee 8 6 0 .571 296 319 Nashville 2, Calgary 0 Houston 4 10 0 .286 319 380 National Hockey League Auburn Riverside 52, Decatur 30 Other Pacific Northwest scores Sunday’s Games Ballard 59, Lake Washington 38 Indianapolis 3 11 0 .214 225 368 EASTERN CONFERENCE St. Louis at Winnipeg, late Bellevue 63, Holy Names 40 Saturday’s Games North Atlantic Division Minnesota at Chicago, late W L T Pct PF PA Bellevue Christian 51, Coupeville 29 Seattle 89, Portland 76 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary at Vancouver, late Gonzaga 89, North Dakota 83, OT y-Pittsburgh 11 2 0 .846 344 278 Cascade Christian 44, Blaine 36 Tampa Bay 32 24 6 2 50 123 80 Florida at Vegas, late Cedarcrest 46, Interlake 38 Portland State 116, Linfield College 71 Baltimore 8 6 0 .571 345 256 Toronto 34 20 13 1 41 109 97 Central Valley 59, Post Falls, Idaho 48 Cincinnati 5 9 0 .357 233 305 Boston 30 15 10 5 35 86 85 Monday’s Games Charles Wright Academy 49, Orting 21 Women’s Pac-12 scores Cleveland 0 14 0 .000 207 362 Montreal 33 14 15 4 32 87 103 Anaheim at New Jersey, 4 p.m. Chiawana 62, Walla Walla 43 Saturday’s Games x-clinched playoff spot Detroit 32 12 13 7 31 86 103 Columbus at Boston, 4 p.m. Cle Elum/Roslyn 55, Granger 34 California 70, BYU 45 y-clinched division Ottawa 31 11 13 7 29 85 103 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Colfax 71, Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 34 Oregon State 74, UC Santa Barbara 49 Thursday’s Games Florida 32 12 15 5 29 93 110 San Jose at Edmonton, 6 p.m. Columbia (Burbank) 55, Warden 31 Stanford 74, UNLV 33 Denver 25, Indianapolis 13 Buffalo 33 8 18 7 23 72 111 Pittsburgh at Colorado, 6 p.m. Prep Roundup: Sequim’s Chen wins at Hammerhead

Continued from B1 Taholah at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. tional with 163 points. South Kit- by Xavier Eaglin from 4A South Wrestling sap, a 4A school that finished fifth Kitsap. Port Townsend 40, Girls Basketball Neah Bay 73, Darrington 26 last year at the state champion- Lucas was not able to wrestle Klahowya 39 Neah Bay 73, Neah Bay 26 22 6 19 — 73 ships as a team, led the tourna- in consolation round because he Darrington 5 9 7 5 — 26 ment with 267 points. couldn’t make weight and fin- SILVERDALE — The Port Darrington 26 Townsend wrestling squad moved Chen won three matches, pin- ished sixth. DARRINGTON — The Neah Neah Bay (73) — McCaulley 14, Also placing for Forks were to 2-0 in the Nisqually-Olympic ning Yelm’s Deash Burnett Fed- 1A League by nipping Klahowya Bay girls, ranked No. 3 in the Greene 13, Svec 10, P. Swan 9, C. Swan 8, Nate Flores, who finished fifth at Yallup 7, Winck 7, Moss 5. eral Way’s Hailey Shamblin and 40-39. Washington Interscholastic Activ- Darrington (26) — Wright 11, Misano 5, Lakes Briana Epley to win the 285 pounds; Eden Cisneros, sixth The score in Thursday’s meet ities Association RPI rankings, Ford 3, Brunner 3, Korr 2, Dewberry 2. girls 155B division. at 220 pounds; and Andres San- was tied at 39-39 and went into got back in the win column with a Dahlgren won three matches tos-Delcruz, sixth at 113 pounds. criteria for the tiebreaker. It went 73-26 blowout of Darrington. Wrestling with pins over Jose Coutino of Among the girls at the invita- to the ninth criteria, which was The Red Devils were ranked tional, Chen’s teammate Emily Thomas Jefferson, Ethan Frag- which team had more total near- No. 1 in the RPI rankings but Hammerhead Invite Dodson won two matches and fall points. Ally Bradley’s six noso of South Kitsap and Ezra slipped a bit after losing last week Forks, Sequim, finished second in the 125B divi- points was the difference, giving Miller of Life Christian. He lost in to La Conner. sion. Emilia Nunn of Port Port Townsend a team point and Port Townsend, the championship match to Saul Gina McCaulley led the Red Port Angeles Townsend won a match to finish the win. Devils with 14 points, while Lalia Magallon of Blaine, who out- third in the 115B division and Leading Port Townsend were Greene had 13 and Cheyanna BREMERTON — Sequim’s pointed Dahlgren 7-4. Kiara Pierson of Sequim won two Gabe Petrick, who won his match Svec 10. The Red Devils had good Aleah Chen won her weight divi- Forks’ Josue Lucas, last year’s matches to finish fourth at 140 5-0 at 160 pounds. Ally Bradley pinned a boy at 106 pounds for a balance with seven girls scoring sion and Forks’ Luke Dahlgren 1A state champion at 106 pounds, pounds. finished second in his weight divi- wrestled at 106 pounds in the win, while Ryan Caldwell got a at least seven points. Port Townsend’s Brenna pin at 220 pounds and Carter Neah Bay got off to a fast start, sion at the Hammerhead Invita- invite, though he had wrestled at Franklin won three matches at Swartout a pin at 113. Coach taking a 26-5 lead after the first tional this weekend. 113 pounds in some earlier meets 170 pounds and finished fifth. Steve Grimm said Swartout had quarter and a 48-14 lead at half- Forks had six boys place and this . Lucas won a match and Her teammate Ally Bradley won the match of the night, going up time. finished seventh out of 83 boys made it to the Hammerhead two matches at 110 pounds and against an opponent that beat Neah Bay (4-1) next plays at and girls’ teams at the invita- semifinals, where he was pinned also finished fifth. him last year. Peninsula Daily News SportsRecreation Monday, December 18, 2017 B3 Pirate men split final two Briefly . . .

to a Silas Melson layup and on at least one occa- games at Tacoma tourney Zags go to and a Perkins’ 3-pointer sion directed a racial slur OT to survive that knotted the score at at an African-American By Pierre LaBossiere Women’s Basketball 64-64 with 2:50 left. Panthers scout. The report Peninsula Daily News Walla Walla 82, Peninsula 52 North Dakota Williams tossed in a states that the settlements jump hook and Norvell’s came with non-disclosure TACOMA — The Peninsula basketball Centralia 65, Peninsula 55 layup gave GU a 68-64 SPOKANE — Gonzaga requirements forbidding men bounced back from a loss to throttle lead. The Zags led 69-66 CENTRALIA — The Peninsula bas- didn’t shoot well, didn’t the parties from discussing Tacoma 98-75 Sunday in the Pirates’ when Geno Crandall bur- ketball women are still looking for their pass well, didn’t function the details. highest-scoring game of the year so far. ied his fourth 3-pointer, to first win of the season after dropping two smoothly on offense and The NFL on Sunday Details from the late afternoon game tie it with two seconds left. games at the West Region Crossover had issues defending North said it has taken over the will be printed in Tuesday’s sports sec- The Zags took off in Tournament at Centralia College. Dakota. investigation of allegations tion. The women lost Sunday to Walla Walla overtime, scoring the first That’s how the Zags of workplace misconduct by The Pirates won two out of three 82-52 and 65-55 to Centralia on Saturday. 11 points. found themselves in an games at the Tacoma Crossover Tourna- In Sunday’s loss Jamellia Clark led the “They did a nice job of the 81-year-old owner. eight-point hole with less ment. They beat Big Bend 93-84 on Fri- Pirate with 18 points, while Tiffani Smith putting themselves in posi- Panthers spokesman than four minutes remain- day and lost to Umpqua 90-74 on Satur- scored 14. tion to win,” Gonzaga coach Steven Drummond said ing against the Fighting day. In Saturday’s game, the women were Mark Few said. “We had a Sunday the team requested Hawks, who were 30-point On Saturday, the Peninsula men gave up at the half 31-30, but Centralia jumped couple guys that had some the league take over the underdogs. up 50 first-half points to Umpqua and into the lead thanks to a 21-14 third quar- fight in them, that finally investigation. But the 12th-ranked couldn’t dig out of a double-digit halftime ter. made some plays and “We thought it would be Zags reversed those defi- deficit in a 90-74 loss at the Tacoma Ashlynn Sharp led the Pirates in this turned up the heat and the best for transparency rea- ciencies late in regulation Crossover Tournament at Tacoma Col- game with 18 points, while Clark had 14. Kennel got going. We were sons,” Drummond said. and escaped with an 89-83 lege, snapping the Pirates’ three-game Kayla Alvarez and Smith each scored lucky that game was at The investigation was overtime victory on Satur- winning streak. eight. home.” originally going to be led Umpqua took a 50-38 lead into the Peninsula (0-8) next plays Clark Col- day. by a law firm and overseen half. lege in Wenatchee on Dec. 28. “I’d rather play bad and by Erskine Bowles, a get a win,” GU senior for- Owner investigated Zach Day came off the bench to lead minority owner with the the Pirates with 14 points, while Colby ward Johnathan Williams CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Walla Walla 82, Peninsula 52 Panthers. Jackson had 12, Marky Adams 10 and said, “than play good and The NFL and the Carolina Peninsula 14 14 12 12 — 52 Richardson attended the Trent Warren and Eli-sha Sheppard nine Walla Walla 26 21 15 20 — 82 lose.” Panthers declined com- each. Adams led the team with six Gonzaga (9-2) played at ment on a report Sunday game Sunday’s game rebounds. Peninsula (52) — Clark 18, Smith 14, Sharp 6, both extremes of the good- that at least four former against the Green Bay The Pirates (7-4) next play Yakima Alvarez 6, Geberyesus 3, Fernandez 3. bad scale in front of a full Panthers employees Packers at Bank of Amer- Walla Walla (82) — McKeown 29, Acock 16, ica Stadium. Valley in the Clackamas Holiday Tourna- Skidmore 14, Renfro 9, Peralez 4, Andrews 3, Bowen house of 6,000 at the received monetary settle- ment in Portland on Dec. 28. 3, Dietrich-Denton 2, Radford 2. McCarthey Athletic Center. ments due to inappropriate According to an ESPN. Umpqua 90, Peninsula 74 Josh Perkins, Zach Nor- workplace comments and com report late Sunday, Peninsula 38 36 — 74 Centralia 65, Peninsula 55 vell Jr. and a full-court conduct by owner Jerry Richardson announced that Umpqua 50 40 — 90 Peninsula 13 18 14 10 — 55 press were UND’s undoing Richardson. he planned to put the Pan- Centralia 10 20 21 14 — 65 in crunch time. Norvell hit The Sports Illustrated thers up for sale at the end Peninsula (74) — Day 14, Jackson 12, Adams a 3-pointer to start a 13-0 report cites unnamed of this season. 10, Warren 9, Sheppard 9, Crane 8, Burton 6, Huish Peninsula (55) — Sharp 18, Clark 14, Alvarez 8, The Associated Press 3, Maneffa 2, Williams 1. Smith 8, Moore 7. run. The Fighting Hawks sources who said Richard- Umpqua (90) — Johnson 19, Betts 18, Gray 17, Centralia (65) — Smith 24, Howard 18, Elwood (4-7) turned it over twice son made sexually sugges- and McClatchy Klekas 10, Shaw 9, Vasquez 7, Draney 5, Lehrer 5. 10, Kemble 5, Claybrooks 4, Lancaster 4. against the press, leading tive comments to women News Service NFL Roundup: Garoppolo wins third straight for 49ers

Continued from B1 passes in his first start replacing Jaguars 45, Texans 7 met with a morning report by each team. the injured Carson Wentz, and JACKSONVILLE, Fla — The ESPN that head coach Marvin Smith also intercepted Gab- Green Bay (7-7) had a chance the Philadelphia Eagles secured Jacksonville Jaguars are return- Lewis will not return next sea- bert and Lanier batted down to send the game into overtime a first-round playoff bye, rallying ing to the playoffs for the first son. three passes and had two sacks for a third straight week, but from an early 14-point deficit to time in a decade thanks to a 45-7 as they gave Washington (6-8) a Panthers cornerback James defeat the surprising New York drubbing of rival Houston on Bills 24, Dolphins 16 glimpse of its potential as signifi- Bradberry stripped wide receiver Giants 34-29 on Sunday. Sunday. ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — cant pieces of the defense for Geronimo Allison of the ball after Foles hit 24 of 38 passes for Once the NFL’s poster child LeSean McCoy scored twice and years to come. a completion at the Carolina 237 yards and no interceptions. for futility and a punchline for surpassed 10,000 career-yards Gabbert was 16 of 41 for 189 28-yard line with 1:48 remaining. The Eagles (12-2) made a late potential relocation, the Jaguars rushing, while helping the Buf- yards with the interception for Safety Mike Adams recovered stand on first-and-goal in the (10-4) are now one of the league’s falo Bills stay in the thick of the the Cardinals (6-8). the fumble. final minute in edging the Giants top turnaround stories. AFC playoff hunt with a 24-16 Washington quarterback Kirk (2-12) for the second time this Blake Bortles threw three win over the Miami Dolphins on Cousins was 18 of 26 for 196 49ers 25, Titans 23 season, spoiling a three-touch- touchdowns passes, including two Sunday. yards with touchdown passes to SANTA CLARA, Calif. — down, season-high 434-yard pass- to Jaydon Mickens, a reserve Tyrod Taylor also scored on a Jamison Crowder and new run- Jimmy Garoppolo led a scoring ing game by Eli Manning. receiver who slept in his car ear- 9-yard touchdown run and Sha- ning back Kapri Bibbs. drive in the closing seconds to lier this season outside the reece Wright and Jordan Poyer cap a fantastic first home start, Saints 31, Jets 19 team’s facility. The Jaguars won intercepted Miami’s Jay Cutler Ravens 27, Browns 10 Robbie Gould kicked a game-win- NEW ORLEANS — Mark for the seventh time in eight on consecutive drives to start the CLEVELAND — Joe Flacco ning 45-yard field goal as time Ingram ran for two touchdowns games to clinch a postseason second half in a game Buffalo threw a touchdown pass, ran for expired, and the San Francisco and gained 151 yards from berth for the first time since never trailed. Rookie Tre’Davious a score and beat Cleveland again 49ers topped the Tennessee scrimmage, including a late 2007. White sealed the win by inter- as the Baltimore Ravens stayed Titans 25-23 on Sunday. 50-yard TD run, and the New Bortles finished with a sea- cepting Cutler with 28 seconds on track for the AFC playoffs Garoppolo threw for a career- Orleans Saints overcame three son-high 326 yards. T.J. Yates remaining — and a play after with a 27-10 win Sunday over high 381 yards and a touchdown turnovers to defeat the strug- was mostly ineffective in place of Miami punter Matt Haack recov- the Browns, now two losses from during a dominant day to give gling New York Jets, 31-19 on Tom Savage (concussion). Yates ered an onside kick at Miami’s becoming the NFL’s second 0-16 the 49ers (4-10) a three-game Sunday. completed 12 of 31 passes for 128 37. team. winning streak in a lost season. Michael Thomas became the yards, with the TD and an inter- The Bills have won three of Flacco scored on a 2-yard run Tom Brady’s former backup out- second NFL player with at least ception. four and improved to 8-6. The and threw a 33-yard TD pass to loss all but mathematically elimi- dueled Marcus Mariota down the 90 receptions in his first two sea- Benjamin Watson as the Ravens nated the Dolphins (6-8) from stretch as the teams traded field sons. He caught nine passes for Vikings 34, Bengals 7 (8-6) took control with two touch- playoff contention. Miami was goals. 93 yards, including a pivotal downs in the final 3:01 of the MINNEAPOLIS — Eric Ken- undone by familiar inconsisten- Gould put the Niners out fourth-quarter touchdown on a first half. dricks had an interception return cies at quarterback and on front on a 48-yarder with 3:08 short slant for New Orleans (10- for a touchdown, Case Keenum The Browns (0-14) went 0-8 at remaining with the fifth out of defense, while looking nothing 4), which retained its hold on passed for 236 yards and two like the team that stunned New home — 0-7 in Cleveland, 0-1 in his six field goals. Mariota then first place in the NFC South scores, and the Minnesota London — for the second time drove the Titans (8-4) to a lead as England in a 27-20 win Monday heading into the final two weeks Vikings clinched the NFC North night. and must win at either Chicago Ryan Succop kicked a 50-yard of the regular season. title with a 34-7 victory over the or Pittsburgh to avoid joining the field goal with 1:07 to play, then Bryce Petty made his first depleted and uninterested Cin- 2008 Detroit Lions in the notori- Garoppolo and the San Francisco start at quarterback this season cinnati Bengals on Sunday. Washington 20, ous 0-16 club. Last season, the offense got one last shot. for the Jets (5-9), who were elimi- Running backs Latavius Mur- Cardinals 15 Browns avoided infamy by win- Marquise Goodwin made 10 nated from playoff contentions. ray and Jerick McKinnon com- LANDOVER, Md. — Anthony ning their final home game and catches for 114 yards and Garop- Petty completed 19 of 39 passes bined for 37 touches and 242 Lanier sacked Blaine Gabbert finishing 1-15. polo completed 31 of 43 passes. for 179 yards and a touchdown, yards from scrimmage for the and forced a fumble that Preston Cleveland is 1-29 in two sea- but was intercepted twice — once Vikings (11-3). They were never Smith recovered and Washington sons under coach Hue Jackson, Eagles 34, Giants 29 on a tipped pass and once on a challenged by a 5-9 Bengals team held on to beat the Arizona Car- who is expected to be back EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — long, inconsequential throw as missing more than half of its dinals 20-15 Sunday in a game despite his .033 winning percent- Nick Foles threw four touchdown the game ended. starting defense to injuries and that was a comedy of errors for age. Seahawks: PA Hoops: Cooke’s block timely

Continued from B1 Continued from B1 bigger if not for a couple of Long said. “Her rebounding, spread and stay wide and we late 3s by the Long sisters her shots, she was great.” have a couple of kids who He threw a backward pass for a 23-yard loss in “Oh, that was so impor- that helped the Riders shave Ray answered Edwards’ want to help in the middle the second quarter when Seattle finally got to mid- tant and so amazing,” Long some points off a 20-10 defi- long shot with a 3-pointer, and turn their heads away field. He fumbled trying to spin out of a sack. And said of Cooke’s timely block. cit with 1 minute left until but the Riders’ Aeverie Poli- [from the perimeter]. “I say he cost Seattle a safety being flagged for inten- “If [the Tigers’ player] had halftime. tika had the response ‘leave the middle to the mid- tional grounding in the end zone in the fourth made that shot, that might “We had some big shots required, stepping out from dle, leave the middle to the quarter. have been all they needed to though, early on whoever hit the post to drain a trey from middle,’ We just need to Wilson was 14 of 30 for 142 yards and rushed for win.” those 3s to keep us alive in the top of the key to get Port spread it out.” 39 yards. He was sacked seven times. The Tigers did have one the second quarter so we Angeles back within two. Poindexter left the gym last chance to tie but a half- were down by six and not “Aeverie’s shot has been with a smile on his face. Special Impact court heave at the buzzer by down by 12,” Poindexter looking so good this year, so “This team is growing up Rams punt returner Pharoh Cooper had a big Allyson Ray was long off the said. right when she shot it I fast,” he said. “We are right first half that helped Los Angeles build its huge backboard. Port Angeles pulled to knew it was going to go in, it back where we need to be.” lead. Cooper set up the Rams first touchdown with “I was just happy with within two, 26-24 with under looked so good,” Long said. Port Angeles will play a 53-yard punt return to the Seattle 1 in the first the resiliency, they go up and 5 minutes to play in the Ray hit another 3 from host Mark Morris at the quarter. He later had a 26-yard return to set up we wouldn’t quit playing. We third, but Burlington-Edison the right side for a 45-42 Mark Morris Winter Tourna- another short field for the Rams that was capped found a way,” Poindexter re-opened its advantage and lead against Port Angeles’ ment in Longview at 7:30 by the second of Gurley’s 1-yard TDs. said. led 39-31 with 6:30 to go in 2-3 zone, but Long’s gritty p.m. Thursday, Dec. 28. “Millie Long was sick, the game. play in the final minutes A difficult up-and-under boosted the Riders. Halftime Thumping congested, feeling miserable Port Angeles 48, and tired and look how basket in the post by Chey- “Our 1-3-1 defense was Burlington-Edison 45 The 34-0 halftime deficit was the largest for enne Wheeler and a long two fine, they just attacked it strong she was. We didn’t BE 6 16 13 10— 45 Seattle since the 2010 season — the first under have our legs today because by Devin Edwards pulled better than any team we’ve Carroll — when it trailed the New York Giants 35-0 Port Angeles 8 8 13 19— 48 of the game we had last Port Angeles within two, faced,” Poindexter said. at halftime on the way to a 41-7 loss. night [an up-and-down, fast- 39-37, with 3:48 to play. “We can adjust, we just Burlington-Edison (45) — Ray It was the largest halftime lead in a road game 15, Husband 10, Watson 5, Reyes 5, for the Rams in franchise history. paced win over Kingston.]. “ Edwards was a force haven’t had enough prac- Port Angeles did enough inside and out all game long, tices to really pore over it. Rainaud 3, King 3, Axelson-Ney 2, Woods 2, Up Next to stay close with Burling- rebounding, defending well “So we switched to a 2-3, Port Angeles (48) — E. Long 16, ton-Edison at halftime, trail- and scoring nine points for and the 2-3 was a little rocky, Wheeler 10, Edwards 9, G. Long 5, Rams: Los Angeles is at Tennessee next Sunday. ing 22-16 at the break. The the Riders. but [Burlington-Edison] can Politika 3, Cooke 3, Brady 2, Stein- Seahawks: Seattle is at Dallas next Sunday. Tigers lead could have been “Devin did amazing,” shoot the ball. You have to man, Gray, Wood, Olsen, Wenzl. B4 Monday, December 18, 2017 Fun ’n’ Advice Peninsula Daily News Dilbert ❘ by Scott Adams Daughter wants holiday with mom

DEAR ABBY: My parents have been divorced for 15 years. Dad is DEAR ABBY remarried; my mother lives alone. My brother and I alternate holi- ments and plan Abigail and prioritize days every year, and this year he Van Buren was supposed to host our mother. tasks. I’m working For Better or For Worse ❘ by Lynn Johnston Instead, he just informed me he has decided to invite our father and with my psycholo- his wife to dinner, leaving our gist on strategies mother no place to go. to help me better I would love to invite her to my manage daily life. But in the in-laws’ house, but my husband meantime, how doesn’t want her to come. can I communicate When I told him he could take the to my professors kids to his family’s house, he got and employers very upset and told me I should con- that my troubles sider him and our children first, with “basic professionalism” stem before my mother. from an actual diagnosed disability, So, what should I do? and not laziness or lack of effort? Should I leave my mom home Grad School-Bound alone on Christmas, or stay with her Classic Doonesbury (1990) ❘ by G.B. Trudeau so she’s not alone? Dear Grad School-Bound: Ask Worried About Mom your psychologist to provide you with in Pennsylvania a letter stating your diagnosis that you can show your professors and Dear Worried: Has your brother employers. told your mother he won’t be cele- If you have written proof that you brating Christmas with her? suffer from a diagnosed disability, If he hasn’t, he should let her they may be willing to work with know now. Because your husband you rather than be judgmental. refuses to share Christmas with your mother, I assume their relation- Dear Abby: I was at a friend’s ship is strained. wedding and introduced myself to If that’s the case, it may be time the groom’s father. Frank & Ernest ❘ by Bob and Tom Thaves for her to start mending fences. Because I was carrying something As to whether you should sacrifice in my right hand, I extended my left Christmas with your husband and hand. I’m no dead-fish guy, but the children to be with her, I’m not sure “lobster’s” grip was so tight it you should. crushed my ring into my finger, caus- Your mother would be wise to ing a bruise. learn to be more independent than I made no comment at the time, she appears to be, and a way of but now I am seething over his doing that would be to start making behavior. plans of her own. What might I have said, or should If there is a church celebration, or I say in some similar encounter? an opportunity to volunteer in your Sore in Silicon Valley community, suggest she investigate it. Also, consider seeing her on Dear Sore: Some men, in an Garfield ❘ by Jim Davis Christmas Eve, or for brunch or for attempt to prove their masculinity, lunch if she can’t join you for dinner. tend to overdo it. It was within your rights to say, Dear Abby: I have my college “Oww! Loosen up!” degree and will be heading to gradu- In the future, transfer whatever ate school next year. you’re carrying in your right hand so I suffer from ADHD, for which I you can observe the social amenities. cannot take medication. ______ADHD affects many aspects of my life, especially in a professional set- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, ting. also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, the late Pauline Phil- It makes it difficult for me to do lips. Letters can be mailed to Dear Abby, P.O. basic things, such as show up to Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069 or via work on time, remember appoint- email by logging onto www.dearabby.com. Red and Rover ❘ by Brian Basset The Last Word in Astrology ❘ by Eugenia Last ARIES (March 21- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- April 19): Focus on what you Get into the swing of the sea- Dec. 21): Take action. If you can learn from the experi- son. Preparing for fun with say you are going to do ences you encounter. Take a friends or family or getting something, follow through. closer look inside and be involved in events geared You will gain admirers and aware of how you treat oth- toward people of all ages will impress anyone who has ers. More gratitude and bring you joy and improve been skeptical regarding your understanding will encourage your outlook regarding your knowledge and skills. Take stellar relationships. personal life and future. control and you will make a Romance will improve your 3 stars difference. 3 stars personal life. 2 stars VIRGO (Aug. 23- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- TAURUS (April 20- Sept. 22): Difficulties will Jan. 19): Don’t procrastinate. May 20): Ease into conversa- arise if you get into a dispute Raising your profile, reputa- Rose is Rose ❘ by Pat Brady and Don Wimmer tions. Listen carefully and over money or living arrange- tion or status will give you a don’t let tempers mount. A ments. Concentrate on chance to enjoy some of the hectic schedule will make it events that take place out- finer things in life. Gains can difficult for you and those side your family dwelling. be made, but don’t overspend around you to be considerate. Give touchy matters a chance when you should be saving Set a good example and you to settle down, especially up for something special. will alleviate discord. 5 stars when they involve close 3 stars GEMINI (May 21- friends. 5 stars AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- June 20): Truth matters. Be Feb. 18): You can make a dif- careful how you word the LIBRA (Sept. 23- ference to someone less for- messages you send to oth- Oct. 22): Make travel plans. tunate than you if you volun- ers. A chance to do the right Taking time to be with some- teer your services, skills or thing must not be tainted with one you haven’t had much time. 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(360)504-2286 graymotors.com Mail to: wheel, satellite radio, Peninsula Daily News auto-dimming mirror with 9931 Legal Notices 9931 Legal Notices FREE ADS PO Box 1330, Port Angeles WA 98362 compass and homelink, Bring your ads to: rear armrest with cu- Clallam County Clallam County Monday and Tuesdays pholders, rear cargo Peninsula Daily News, 305 West 1st St., PA AMC, ultra rare, Sun- area mat, rear cargo IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FREEFor items $200 ADS and under Sequim Gazette/Peninsula Daily News dancers: 1981 AWD cover. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF CLALLAM GEORGIE BOY En- Eagle. $18,000. $19,995 Case No. 17 2 00984 05 147 W. Washington, Sequim 1981 RWD Concord. • 1 Ad Per Week • No Garage Sales, or FAX to: (360)417-3507 counter: ‘89, 34’ super VIN# Summons [60 days] clean, upgrades, 74K $16,000. 4S4BRCBC2D3313249) • 4 LinesFREEFirewood, Livestock,ADS Email: classi [email protected] miles, Ford 460 V/8. Al- (360)928-9477 JAMESTOWN S’KLALLAM TRIBE, • Private Party Pets, or Construction ways garaged, must Gray Motors Plaintiff, Only Materials. FREENO PHONE ADS CALLS see: $10,900/obo. 360-457-4901 v. FREE ADS (360)461-0175 graymotors.com HEIRS OF JOHN W. DONNELL and ALSO ALL 105 Homes for Sale 105 Homes for Sale 505 Rental Houses 683 Rooms to Rent ITASCA: ‘94, Good TOYOTA: ‘02 Prius, new OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN Clallam County Clallam County Clallam County Roomshares cond., 29’, generator. batteries, needs some CLAIMING ANY RIGH, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR $15,500 or trade for work, 150K miles. INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED IN pickup and travel trailer. CENTRAL LOCATION Fantastic views! PA: Furnished room for $1750.(360)765-3263 THE COMPLAINT HEREIN, (360)582-9769 Defendants. Beautiful 2,033 sf. 3 br, Ready to build on, nearly rent in vegetarian home, FORD: ‘60 F-100. 351ci. 2.5 ba home with an 10 acres of gorgeous no smokers. $450. Motor Home: For sale. Craftsman box, 4 gaug- 9434 Pickup Trucks open floor plan located land and breathtaking (360)808-2662 THE STATE OF WASHINGTON: 1991 30’ Southwind. es, solid, a beauty Others TO: Heirs of John W. Donnell, and at the edge of the city views. Well installed with Sleeps 6, new twin mat- $6500. (360)808-5522 limits in a newer subdivi- pressure tank housed in 1163 Commercial TO: Also all other Persons or Parties Unknown (360)417-2810 tresses, 454 cu in EFI, 4 CHEV: ‘09 Silverado LT Claiming any Right, Title, Estate, Lien, or sion. Features include heated out building. Rentals burner stove, oven, mi- FORD: ‘78 Lincoln Town laminate flooring in the Power on the property, 4X4, extended cab 4 Interest in the Real Estate Described in the crowave, ref/freezer, flat Coupe, 2 door. $8000 Complaint Herein. living area. Great kitch- building site cleared to RENTAL PROPERTIES firm. (360)765-3137 door, canopy with ladder screen TV, 80k miles, rack, 6’ bed, 92K miles. en. Living room with pro- maximize the views, ex- ARE IN DEMAND ST recent rubber top, sus- pane fireplace. Heat tensive road work done, 1 FORD: ‘93 Mustang Co- $18,995. (360)461-0527 You are hereby summoned to appear with in LET OUR FRIENDLY TEAM pension rebuild, rear air, Sixty (60) days after the date of the first publication pump, fenced in back 4 br septic system site two speed differential, bra, very low mileage, yard with private patio. 2 registration on file. it’s a RENT OUT YOUR Properties by black, grey leather, 9934 Jefferson of this summons, to wit, within Sixty (60) days after RENTAL PROPERTY Onan generator. $7,500. the 11th day of December, 2017 and defend the car garage with utility gem-build your dream Inc. (360)681-8017 moon roof, original adult County Legals sink home here! owner, fast, rare. above entitled action in the above entitled court, MLS#312427 $389,000 MLS#312385 $350,000 FAST! $25,500. (360)683-2455 and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff James- Tom Blore Ania Pendergras YOU PAY NOTHING See why we are Jefferson County town S’Klallam Tribe, and serve a copy of your an- 360-683-4116 360-461-3973 GMC: ‘56, Half Ton, V8 Solid Waste Division swer upon the undersigned attorneys for Plaintiff, PETER BLACK Remax Evergreen UNTIL WE PLACE A engine, project truck, Notice of 2018 Fees W. Jeff Davis, at his office below stated; and in REAL ESTATE TENANT # complete. $2,000. For Revised fees for solid case of your failure so to do, judgment will be ren- HOT PROPERTY info call (360)477-1383 waste disposal will be ef- dered against you according to the demand of the DESIREABLE Super cute, move in WE OFFER: fective January 1, 2018. complaint, which has been filed with the clerk of 1 The 2.5% fee increase said court. The object of this action is to quiet title in NEIGHBORHOOD ready home for those • Protection of Your Investment HUDSON: ‘46, Super 6, Imagine yourself soaking wishing to downsize or •Tenant Screening ROADTREK RANGER: 4 door sedan, all original (where applicable) is au- Plaintiff in certain real property located in Clallam in the panoramic views for the first time home • Rent Collection in Clallam ‘14, One owner, propane and in good shape. thorized by County Ordi- County, Washington. and relaxing in the home buyer! Beautiful moun- • Direct Bank Deposits stove, furnace; fridge, $11,000. (360)681-5314 nance 06-1125-13. The DATED this 4th day of December, 2017. of your own design! One tain view from living • Facilitate Maintenance County microwave, fresh water 2018 schedule of fees is acre, level property with room windows and front • Online Statement Access tank, water pump/city PONTIAC: Fiero ‘85.. posted on the Jefferson BELL & DAVIS PLLC fantastic saltwater and yard. Lots of custom 24/7/365 2017 water, bathroom with toi- Silver 2 door coupe. 5 County Web Homepage W. Jeff Davis, WSBA #12246 mountain views. Bring stain glass throughout. • Friendly Service & More… let, sink, shower, A/C, speed stick. 2 M4C. 1 www.co.jefferson.wa.us Attorney for Plaintiff your plans and visualize Large lot in private set- double bed, electric hot owner.Garaged. 137k or can be obtained by BELL & DAVIS PLLC where you will build your ting. Shop out back is WE LOOK FORWARD TO Best Rental water heater, macerator miles. $3,750. (360)774- calling 360-385-9160. ADDRESS FOR MAILING OR SERVICE: dream home! Close to wired and heated. RV WORKING WITH YOU pump for black and grey 2038 or (360)774-2051 PUB: December 11, 18, P.O. Box 510 Sequim, WA 98382 the beach and Sequim parking. VISIT US AT Agency water tanks, generator, 2017 Pub: Dec. 11, 18, 25, 2017 Jan. 1, 8, 15, 2018 MLS#312444 $183,000 Cherry interior, Chevy STUDEBAKER: ‘62, GT, Legal No.784020 Legal No: 788207 amenities. PORTANGELESRENTALS.COM in good condition, call for MLS#311929 $134,900 Lisa Divelbiss gas V-8 engine, 16.1 360-670-1445 OR mpg. $65,000. details. $13,500. Rick Brown (360)452-3488 lic# 119519 JACE The Real Estate 1111 CAROLINE ST. (360)316-1495 360-775-5780 Company PORTANGELESLANDMARK.COM 452-1326 Windermere PORT ANGELES RV: Class A. Newmar 9292 Automobiles Sequim East 308 For Sale 6050 Firearms & Country Star. Work Others 4 br country home, 2+ horse 8.1 vortex. 37ft, 3 Lots & Acreage baths, large 2 car gar, Ammunition slides. 6,200 miles. Ex- HOT PROPERTY ACCURA: ‘01, TL, 177K Great 3 br, 1 3/4 ba Del- 2+ half acre. 12 miles cellent shape. $62,000. CORNER LOT: West from Sequim/PA, Pets FIREARMS: Marlin 4570 (360)461-3415 miles, original owner, guzzi built home with $1,400. 360-582-6045 fenced back yard and side of Port Angeles, ok. 1st +dep. Avail Feb guid gun. Stainless. With detached double car area of newer homes, 1. Call 360-460-2747 sling and ammo. $750. 3 6 inch Smith and Wes- 9832 Tents & DODGE: ‘89 Dynasty, garage. Views of the West 10th and Madeline Travel Trailers only 96K miles, good straights and mountains. Streets. $49,980/obo. son 22 calibur revolvers 605 Apartments K model. $350 each or A/C, great cond. $1500. RV parking in back. (360)460-3694 Clallam County (360)504-2921 Walk to downtown, res- all $900. (360)582-1292 TRAILERS: (2) Com- taurants and the corner mercial, insulated, 1-45’ 505 Rental Houses GUNS: Ruger LCPII, and 1-30’. $3,500/ea. FORD: 05’ Focus ZX5. store! Take a look at this ST Clallam County $249.99, S/W Body- (360)385-7700 Hatchback. Good condi- RUN A FREE AD FOR ITEMS one, it won’t last long! 1 guard. $299.99, S/W ton. Maintained. New MLS#312440/1225475 tires, 185K miles, hitch. Properties by Shield $349.99, Stag- $220,000 ST Model 15, $699.99. 9802 5th Wheels 50 cuft cargo! 30 mpg. PRICED $200 AND UNDER 1 Lisa Divelbiss Inc. New-AR from $499.99. Sangria red. $3,300. 360-670-1445 Properties by Brian’s Sporting Goods (360)6818821 JACE The Real Estate 360-6831950 • 1 ad per household • No pets or livestock Company Inc. See why we are FIFTH WHEEL: (PA) Terry, 15’, self con- per week • No firewood, lumber, Just Like Brand New! 6055 Firewood, tained, king-size bed, Light and bright, great See why we are # Fuel & Stoves fantastic condition. • Private parties only or construction fenced mountain view $4,600. (505)280-2845 acre with irrigation rights FIREWOOD: Doug fir • 4 lines, 2 days materials for that terrific garden 1 # firewood. $200 Green, 9808 Campers & space. This newer, bare- unseasoned doug fir cut, • Run as space permits • No garage sales ly lived in 3 br, 2 ba- in Clallam 1 split, delivered. From Canopies home offers the best of nice, big logs. Cut/split Mondays & Tuesdays country living close to in Clallam County to fit your stove, not LANCE: ‘12, Truck town. This is an absolute ready to burn. Call or camper, model 850, like must see! Deadline: Friday at 3 p.m. 2017 text Dave. 360-808-2387 new cond., all the extras, MLS#312400 $330,000 County $22,000. 360-460-4998 Mark Macedo 6100 Misc. (360)477-9244 2017 Best Rental LANCE: ‘89, 11.3’, good Ad TOWN & COUNTRY Merchandise cond, refrig, shower, Upscale Sequim Best Rental Agency Fanstastic vent, jacks, Townhome RAIN GUTTERS: 186’, sleeps 4+, $1,425. 3 br/2 ba townhome has down spouts, el’s, (360)582-3006 interesting architectural Agency mounting brackets. $275 FORD: ‘13, Edge Limit- features including 9’ ceil- obo. (360)928-3692 Western Wilderness: ed (AWD). This vehicle ings with detailing, cus- PORTANGELESLANDMARK.COM 452-1326 ‘86 , 11’ truck camper. has been lovingly taken $3200. (360)797-7515 care of and is in excep- Name tom cabinetry, silestone Clallam Bay 6105 Musical counters, maple flooring tional shape. See de- PORTANGELESLANDMARK.COM Apartments Instruments in kitchen. Amazing 452-1326 9050 Marine tailed description on-line Address Accepting Inquiries and amount of storage. See at Peninsula Daily News Waitlist Applications For PIANO: Electric. Yama- Miscellaneous or on Craigslist. $16,900 floor plan for spacious our affordable 1, 2 and 3 ha Grand DGX-505. 88 design details. Sunland 360-504-2663. Bedroom homes. Call keys. great condition, A CAPTAINS LICENSE amenities include large Phone Number (360) 963-3131 TDD # sound options, memory No CG exams. Jan. 8, clubhouse, casual café, FORD: ‘99 Taurus SE. 4 711. Income Restrictions bank, headphone jack, online attendance op- tennis courts, beachfront door. Automatic with Apply. Leasing Office: resonator foot pedal. In- tional. 360-385-4852. meeting room, outdoor over drive. Power driver Mail to: Bring your ads to: 140 Wheel Road, Clal- cludes bench and sturdy www.usmaritime.us pool and common area seat.112k miles. $1,100 lam Bay, WA 98326. frame. $400. Call cash. (360)477-6048 Peninsula Daily News Peninsula Daily News landscaping. Very nice Semi-furnished 2 br, 3 Quantum Management 360-381-0098. No texts. BOAT: Custom built Ma- setting and excellent ba condo on Lake Su- Services Inc. is an equal rine ply drift boat, must SUBARU: ‘01 Outback PO Box 1330 305 West 1st St., Port Angeles condition. Original owner therland. $1350 month opportunity provider and PIANO: Player piano, sell. $695/obo. H63.0. LL Bean addition. Port Angeles WA 98362 Sequim Gazette/Peninsula Daily News occupied part time. with internet and water. employer. baby grand, like new, (425)231-2576 103K miles. New condi- MLS#312261 $355,000 Available January 1. new was $20,000, black tion. $6,300. or FAX to: 147 W. Washington, Sequim Diann Dickey [email protected] matching bench, plays SEASWIRL: ‘90, 21ft, (360)640-1544 761680733 360.477.3907 normal too! absolutely inboard, 20 hp kicker, (360)417-3507 NO PHONE CALLS Jarratt Spady CENTRAL P.A..: 1 br., beautiful. 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