Learning at the Legislature Accepts Interim 19Th District’S JD Rossetti Transitions from Aide to Lawmaker President Role at Centralia College

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By Justyna Tomtas [email protected] James Walton was selected unanimously by the board of trustees of Centralia College Thursday to become the interim president of Centralia College, effective immediately. Chairwoman Joanne Schwartz said the board voted to retain Walton’s services as interim president at a special meeting. The board interviewed Walton for the position during an executive session.

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Pete Caster / [email protected] After inishing up with a lobbyist and the House Democratic Caucus meeting, State Rep. JD Rossetti, D-Longview, walks across the second loor of the Capitol building in Olympia on Wednesday afternoon. Rossetti is enjoying the irst weeks of this year's legislative session after he was appointed to ill the19th Legislative District Poll: Support position left open when Dean Takko was appointed to the state Senate. for Raising the SPONSORING BILLS: Smoking Age in Legislator Has Come Washington a Long Ways Since High School ‘Remember OLYMPIA (AP) — Legis- lation that would raise Wash- Spaghetti, Vote for ington's smoking age to 21 has Rossetti’ Campaign Slogan more support than keeping the legal age to buy tobacco at 18, By Kaylee Osowski according to a new poll released [email protected] Wednesday. INSIDE: The survey State Rep. JD Rossetti’s of 500 voters Wednesday work day at the Capi- • Attorney by independent tol started before 8 a.m. with a General’s pollster Stuart cup of coffee in a Washington Priorities Elway says 65 State University mug. The former Starbucks barista see page percent of vot- Main 3 ers back hiking and a WSU-Vancouver graduate the smoking age took a look at his multicolored, to 21, while 35 packed schedule for the day and percent oppose remainder of the week. a potential raise. The survey of “We’re going constantly,” he 500 registered voters was taken said. Dec. 28-30 and had a sampling Rossetti represents the 19th error margin of plus or minus Legislative District, which in- 4.5 percentage points. cludes a chunk of Lewis County The new Elway poll was State Rep. JD Rossetti, D-Longview, left, and Sen. Dean Takko, D-Longview, wait on the balcony outside the oice of west of Highway 603 and south of State Rep. Brian Blake, D-Aberdeen, prior to the start of a meeting with the 19th District legislator on Wednesday after- please see SMOKING, page Main 15 noon at the Capitol Building in Olympia. please see LEGISLATURE, page Main 14

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Francisco Seco / AP Photo Brandon Hansen / [email protected] People throw turnips at the Jarramplas as he makes his way through the streets Adna’s Garrett Trotter and Onalaska’s Jacob Modica battle for the tipof during Central 2B boys basketball action be- beating his drum during the Jarramplas festival in Piornal, Spain, Wednesday. tween Onalaska and Adna on Wednesday in Adna . The story and additional photos can be seen in today’s Sports section and online at www.lewiscountysports.com. Armand Glick with the Utah Spanish Town Insurance Department’s fraud Celebrates Bizarre, division says those charges came in cases where investigators Notable Quote Turnip-Throwing Festival could show the car was damaged PIORNAL, Spain (AP) — before the crash. Hundreds of people are running Monjazeb was also charged through the streets of a tiny town with pattern of unlawful activ- “Never have we been broken into this many times in a in southwestern Spain, chasing a ity, two counts of forgery and fancy-dressed, beast-like figure seven counts of reckless endan- month. You almost want to stay here at night because and pelting it with turnips. germent. The event is part of the bi- Glick says his department that’s the only way you can stop them.” zarre ‘Jarramplas’ festival which opened a six-month investiga- is held in Piornal each Jan 19-20. tion after an insurance company Matt Kaija Following the yearly tra- recognized similar claims with on recent burglaries to Chehalis business dition, a town volunteer on the same vehicle. Wednesday donned a costume of multicolored ribbons and a (see page Main 4 for the full story) protective devilish mask with Baby Fur Seal Found horns. He then charged through in Bushes at California the streets, beating a drum and will continue for as long as he Business Park Today in History can stand the punishment. HAYWARD, Calif. (AP) — jailed overnight for refusing to Carter pardoned almost all Viet- Local farmers supplied some Today’s Highlight in History: An emaciated baby northern pay a fine). nam War draft evaders. 18 tons of turnips for the festi- On Jan. 21, 1976, British Air- fur seal is recovering after it was In 1915, the first Kiwanis Club, In 1982, convict-turned-author val. Its origins are uncertain but ways and Air France inaugurat- found in some bushes at a San dedicated to community service, Jack Henry Abbott was found the local tourism office says the ed scheduled passenger service Francisco Bay Area business was founded in Detroit. guilty in New York of first-degree ‘Jarramplas’ figure represents a park, his second escape attempt on the supersonic Concorde jet. In 1924, Russian revolutionary manslaughter in the stabbing cattle thief. Others say it has reli- in just a few months. Vladimir Lenin died at age 53. death of waiter Richard Adan in gious roots. Hayward police said on the On This Date: In 1937, Count Basie and his department’s Facebook page 1981. (Abbott was later sentenced In 1793, during the French band recorded “One O’Clock to 15 years to life in prison; he that the dehydrated and mal- Jump” for Decca Records (on Utah Man Faces Revolution, King Louis XVI, committed suicide in 2002.) nourished seal was found after this date in 1942, they re-record- Insurance Fraud Charges someone called about the pup condemned for treason, was ex- In 1994, a jury in Manassas, ed the song for Okeh Records). Virginia, found Lorena Bobbitt around 6 a.m. Wednesday. ecuted on the guillotine. In 1954, the first atomic sub- not guilty by reason of tem- After 23 Car Crashes Police say the seal — some- In 1861, Jefferson Davis marine, the USS Nautilus, was SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — how — got out of the water, of Mississippi and four other launched at Groton, Connecti- porary insanity of maliciously Utah officials say a man accused crossed busy Interstate 880 and Southerners whose states had se- cut (however, the Nautilus did wounding her husband John, of getting himself into almost found its way to the bushes. ceded from the Union resigned not make its first nuclear-pow- whom she’d accused of sexually two dozen car crashes to col- Police at first thought the from the U.S. Senate. ered run until nearly a year later). assaulting her. lect insurance money has been caller was mistaken and the fur- In 1908, New York City’s In 1968, the Battle of Khe Ten years ago: Rescuers in West charged with fraud. ry fellow was really just a “pos- Board of Aldermen passed an Sanh began during the Vietnam Virginia found the bodies of two Navid Monjazeb was ar- sum or a weird cat.” ordinance prohibiting women War. An American B-52 bomber miners who’d disappeared af- rested Wednesday morning and This was the second time the from smoking in public estab- carrying four hydrogen bombs ter a conveyor belt caught fire charged with 12 counts of insur- baby seal, who has a tag on him, lishments (the measure was crashed in Greenland, killing deep inside a coal mine. A Red ance fraud. Authorities say he had escaped. Pipester, as he is vetoed by Mayor George B. Mc- one crew member and scattering Cross-chartered helicopter used collected over $55,000 from in- known, had previously been in Clellan Jr., but not before one radioactive material. for earthquake relief in Pakistan surance carriers over five years. the center’s care. woman, Katie Mulcahey, was In 1977, President Jimmy went missing. The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Jan. 21, 2016 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s 54.05 65.0 +0.21 100s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s H 80s 76.58 85.0 +0.06 70s H L H Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 1.40 10.5 +0.01 50s Cowlitz at Randle Rain Likely Rain Likely Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy 40s 7.03 18.0 +0.05 30s L 50º 45º 49º 41º 48º 36º 47º 38º 46º 38º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 9.63 ---- +0.08 10s 0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 7:47 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 4:59 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 50 Moonrise ...... 3:10 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 43 51/43 35/32 Moonset...... 5:33 a.m. Normal High ...... 48 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 35 51/42 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 62 in 2005 Seattle Anchorage 30/18 pc 27/21 pc Record Low...... 5 in 1935 53/47 Boise 44/32 mc 46/35 cl Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Full Last New First Boston 29/17 s 29/21 s Yesterday ...... 0.00" 51/44 37/32 1/23 1/31 2/8 2/15 Dallas 53/35 pc 46/30 s Month to date ...... 2.71" Tacoma Honolulu 83/69 s 80/71 s Normal month to date ...4.25" Centralia 53/44 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 60/39 s 62/44 pc Year to date...... 2.71" 50/45 Yakima Nashville 40/36 ra 37/25 sn Normal year to date .....4.25" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 67/46 s 69/48 s 40/34 Longview 51/44 Trees None None St. Louis 32/24 mc 31/21 mc Salt Lake City 39/22 s 42/33 pc WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 53/43 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 59/53 pc 59/52 ra Yesterday weather. 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If lawmakers don’t raise the Ferguson’s Office Also age this session, Ferguson said, Looking Into What he will keep proposing the bill until it does pass. Legal Advice Office “We can start saving lives now Gave on Department or wait some years,” he said. Ferguson said he’s open to be- of Corrections ing flexible so that current smok- Prisoner Release ers ages 18 to 20 aren’t unable to buy if the legal age jumps to 21. By Kaylee Osowski [email protected] 911 Outage Settlement Washington Attorney Gen- Ferguson said his office is eral Bob Ferguson’s legislative opposing CenturyLink and the priorities range from raising the Washington Utilities and Trans- legal age to buy cigarettes to in- portation Commission’s settle- creasing fees for elected officials ment agreement of $2.5 million who violate the Open Public for the 911 outage that lasted six Meetings Act. hours in 2014. He stopped by The Chronicle “I’m not sure we’ve ever done Tuesday to discuss the bills his that,” he said about opposing the office hopes will be approved by settlement. the Legislature, along with a few The maximum penalty is other topics. $11.5 million, which Ferguson is Pete Caster / [email protected] asking for, and said that figure is Reauthorizing the Medicaid Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson speaks to The Chronicle on Tuesday morning in Centralia. there for a reason. False Claims Act “If it’s the worst case scenario on something especially egre- Under the Medicaid Fraud gious, that’s why you have a max- False Claims Act, the attorney the act would lead to “frivolous parison to other jurisdictions. “This year we feel there’s a imum fine,” he said. general and whistleblowers can lawsuits,” but the report found The penalty for knowingly shot,” he said. bring civil cases forward to com- no evidence of that. violating the act has not been up- According to the office’s web- bat providers trying to cheat the He said “it’s hard to know” dated since 1971. site, smoking kills 8,300 Wash- Department of Corrections The Attorney General’s Of- system by filing false claims to what drives opposition to renew- ingtonians annually and an es- Prisoner Release fice is only proposing changes get money they aren’t entitled to. al of the act, but said anytime the timated 104,000 youths will die to the penalties, but said with Ferguson said his office is The Joint Legislative Audit Attorney General’s Office is scru- prematurely from smoking. An required training about the act, looking into what legal advice & Review Committee recently tinizing an entity, it can cause estimated 95 percent of smokers elected officials shouldn’t be able it gave about the DOC system considered and approved a re- concerns for those involved. start before they are 21 years old. to use ignorance as an excuse for The Institute of Medicine in glitch that led to the release of port recommending that it be The Attorney General’s Med- violating the act. 2015 determined that increasing more than 3,000 prisoners before reauthorized. According to the icaid Fraud Control Unit inves- “Because you are required the age of sale to 21 will save lives. their correct release dates from report, the act allows the state tigated Centralia Middle School to take that training, I think it Last June, Hawaii became 2002 to this year. to pursue civil cases it otherwise and found that it made false claims between March 2011 and makes a little bit more difficult the first state to raise the tobacco In 2012, prior to Ferguson’s couldn’t, and Medicaid fraud re- to say, ‘I didn’t know,’” Ferguson sale age to 21. assent to the attorney general coveries have increased. June 2013. The school district had to pay $372,000 to the state’s said. A local jurisdiction in Mas- position, the office advised DOC Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, He added that the rules for sachusetts with a tobacco sales it wasn’t necessary to manually chairs the committee, and Rep. Health Care Authority as part of a settlement agreement. open public meetings are not age of 21 has a teen smoking rate recalculate the sentence and that Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama, serves as that complex either. three times less than surround- a reprograming fix would solve secretary. The issue was first reported by The Chronicle. ing areas, Ferguson said. the problem, the Associated The bill for the act was en- “Obviously we just feel like it’s Press reported. acted by the Legislature in 2012 Raising the Legal Sale Age of Tobacco the right thing to do for teenag- “The situation is as serious as with a sunset date of June 30, Increasing Penalties for ers in our communities,” Fergu- it gets,” Ferguson said. 2016. Violators of the Open Public One of Ferguson’s legislative According to the Attorney Meetings Act priorities is the raise the legal age General’s website, fraud will to purchase tobacco and vapor increase without the act, and When discussing the current products with the goals of saving recoveries have increased by 28 $100 penalty for knowingly vio- lives, reducing health care costs percent per year since it was en- lating the Open Public Meetings and preventing nicotine addic- acted in 2012. Act, Ferguson noted that speed- tion, according to the Attorney “We think it’s critical,” Fergu- ing tickets are more costly. General’s website. announces the hiring of our newest son said. The proposed legislation Similar legislation was pro- Print Sales Representative The act also pays for itself; for would increase the fine for posed last session. every dollar invested in enforc- first-time violators to $500, and Twenty-five members of the ing the act, $3 has been recov- $1,000 for repeat violations. House support House Bill 2313 David James ered. “We actually kicked around and 10 senators support com- Job title/position: Sales Rep. for If the act isn’t renewed, Fer- making it a higher penalty,” Fer- panion Senate Bill 6157. The Chronicle Printing Division guson said, people in his office guson said. Both would raise the age Nickname You Go By: Dave will lose their jobs. The $500 penalty is based on from 18 to 21. Department: Vinyl, Ink and Printing He said a concern during the inflation and doesn’t put Wash- Ferguson said it’s getting Facility : Pearl St. last legislative session was that ington at the high end in com- strong bipartisan support. High School/ College: Highline HS, Burien, Wash., WSU, Pullman, Wash. News in Brief City of Residence: Chehalis What Brought you to the Area: We moved Centralia Girl, 12, altercation with the boy, who 740-1278, (360) 740-1164 or toll here to get away from the trafic and lives in his house, then punched free within Lewis County, 1 cost of living in Seattle. Arrested After the teen in the face as many as (800) 562-6130, ext. 1278 or 1164. Family Life: My wife works at HUBBUB three times, breaking the boy’s and we have a 6-year-old son and a Allegedly Threatening nose. 3-year-old daughter. Mother With Knife; Despite the fact that the two Auditions Planned live together, the assault was not for Production of ‘The No Injuries Reported charged as a domestic violence David can be reached at By The Chronicle crime. Secret Garden’ at Roxy Lewis County Deputy Pros- 807-8226 or [email protected] A 12-year-old Centralia girl ecutor Paul Masiello said he Theater in Morton allegedly threatened her mother would be comfortable with re- By The Chronicle CH553187cf.sw with a large kitchen knife after a leasing Granger on his personal Auditions will be held at 2 dispute over a cellphone on Tues- recognizance, citing the sus- day, according to the Centralia p.m. Saturday at the Roxy The- pect’s lack of criminal history, ater, Morton, for “The Secret Police Department. but Superior Court Judge James At 3:59 p.m. on Tuesday, offi- Garden,” a production of the On- New Year Sale Lawler imposed $10,000 bail. Stage Children’s Theatre Educa- cers responded to a report from Defense attorney Joely the 1100 block of South Pearl tion Program. O’Rourke, representing Granger The auditions will begin at 2 Street. They learned that the at the hearing, noted that the p.m. and are expected to end by girl’s mother took her cellphone teen was not interested in pursu- 4 p.m. away, and when the mother was ing criminal charges. New 2016 Honda sleeping, the girl allegedly got an “There needs to be some bail Those auditioning are ex- 8-inch long butcher-style knife here,” Lawler said. “This is not pected to arrive by 2 p.m. for a TRX420FM1 Rancher from the kitchen and threatened appropriate for no bail.” quick meet and greet with staff, the mother into giving the phone Lawler also ordered that followed by a group talk about back, said Sgt. Kurt Reichert. Granger have no contact with the program and a brief lesson Officers found the girl in an the teen. on auditions, before auditions alley about a block away with actually begin. the phone in her pocket, he said. For those who cannot make She was arrested on suspicion of Lewis County Voters this auction, a makeup audition first-degree robbery and booked Can Find Voter’s is in the process of being sched- into Lewis County Juvenile De- uled. tention. Guide Online The after-school program is The mother was not injured. By The Chronicle held Tuesdays and Thursdays Lewis County voters won’t be Jan. 26-May 22. Performances MSRP $6,19900 getting a local voter’s pamphlet will be May 20-22. Bonus Bucks $25000 Chehalis Man Charged A registration form can be in the mail for the February spe- Powersports NW Bucks $40000 for Allegedly Breaking cial election. found at www.mortonroxy.org. Teen’s Nose in Fight However, Election The OnStage Theatre Edu- Sale Price $5,54900 voters can visit cation Program serves young * Price does not include $350 destination fee By The Chronicle people ages 6-18 in the Morton, myvote.wa.gov, SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS A Chehalis man was charged login and se- 2016 Mossyrock, White Pass, Eaton- powersports.honda.com ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET, EYE PROTECTION AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, NEVER RIDE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS OR ALCOHOL AND NEVER USE THE STREET AS A RACETRACK. OBEY THE Tuesday after allegedly punching lect “My Can- ville, and Onalaska School Dis- LAW AND READ YOUR OWNERS MANUAL THOROUGHLY. ATV's are only operable for those individuals 16 and older. trict areas. 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Redemption value in Lewis County Superior Court sues in the lo- News is not to exceed $400. Check with participating Honda Dealers for complete details. Offer valid through 1/31/2015. CH553339cbw.sw with second-degree assault. cal Feb. 9 election. in The Chronicle www.honda.powersportsnorthwest.com 300 S. Tower, Centralia 736-0166 • 1-800-962-6826 According to a probable cause For questions, call the Lewis Saturday report, Granger was in a verbal County Auditor’s Office at (360) Tue.-Thur. 9:30-6:00 Friday 9:30-8:00 • Sat. 9:30-5:00 • Closed Sun. & Mon Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 LOCAL Owners Suspect Marijuana Growers in Repeat Burglaries at Kaija’s CHEHALIS BUSINESS: New Security Measures in Place; Chehalis Police Investigating By Natalie Johnson [email protected] Several shelves and displays in Kaija’s Garden and Pets’ hydrofarming section are bare — and not because of a post-Christmas sale. The Chehalis business has been burglarized three times in the past two weeks, with thieves getting away with thousands of dollars in indoor growing lights and hydrofarming equipment. “We’ve been told before we’re on the wrong side of the tracks, and this unfortunately kind of proves it,” said owner Patty Kaija. Owners Patty and Matt Kaija have increased security measures at the store after the repeat burglaries. They said they’re used to seeing a break-in every few years, not every few days. “Never have we been broken into this many times in a month,” Matt Kaija said. “You almost want to stay here at night because that’s the only way you can stop them.”

The burglaries were reported Pete Caster / [email protected] Jan. 4, 13 and 17, according to the Top: Patty Kaija, co-owner of Kaija’s Chehalis Police Department. Garden and Pets in Chehalis, points to Thieves took four $1,000 where the hydrofarming supplies are growing lights, a $1,400 light and on display at her store in Chehalis on miscellaneous growing equip- Wednesday afternoon. Kaija explained ment. Patty Kaija said she thinks that the business has been burglarized they didn’t take a second $1,400 three times in the past two weeks, with light because they couldn’t figure thieves getting away with thousands out how to get it out of a display. of dollars in indoor growing lights and “This last time it was right hydrofarming equipment. around $5,000 (stolen). The time before that, it was about $7,500,” Right: A nearly $1,400 hydrofarm LED she said. “That’s not counting the lamp hangs on display at Kaija’s Garden fact that every time they break in and Pets store on Wednesday after- it costs $500 to fix the door.” noon in Chehalis. The thieves also made off with money donated to the Al- of equipment for hydrofarm- most Home Project — a non- ing, which could be used to grow profit, no kill pet adoption group plants such as really big toma- the Kaijas work with. toes — or marijuana, she said. “Fortunately, I had just cleaned “As far as the items that have out the donation jar so there was been stolen from our growing maybe $5,” Patty Kaija said. section, it’s a fine line we’re walk- Sgt. Gary Wilson, of the Che- halis Police Department, said in- ing on right now. We are selling vestigators don’t know if the break- a lot of materials that are used to ins are attributable to one person grow marijuana,” she said. “As a or multiple, unrelated suspects. result, we’re being burglarized.” “We don’t have anything con- The store does special orders crete,” he said. “We’re following for some products, but Kaija said up on leads.” she hopes they will not have to re- Patty Kaija said she thinks sort to only doing special orders it’s pretty clear that one group of on big-ticket hydrofarming sup- people is responsible for the re- plies, which are in high demand. peated break-ins, based on what “Hopefully the security mea- was missing each time. sures we are taking will stop this “They were totally putting from happening, or at the very least, together their own system,” she catch who’s responsible,” she said. said. “It’s like they came through To report information about with a shopping list.” possible suspects, call the Chehalis Kaija’s stocks a wide variety Police Department at (360) 748-8605.

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Hino, 32, of Federal weapons, but was interrupted, with second-degree assault for Kent, pleaded guilty Tuesday to Lewis County Deputy Prosecu- Call 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. 1203, or visit Way, pleaded guilty Wednesday that incident. www.chronline.com. nine criminal charges, including tor Will Halstead said. first-degree unlawful possession to five criminal charges, includ- The Honda crashed in front Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ing residential burglary, two Cobb entered an Alford plea Classified / Legals / Obituary Manager of a firearm, two counts of resi- to that charge, meaning that he of Barry’s Quality Machine, Inc., counts of second-degree posses- and Cobb allegedly fled to the Amanda Curry ...... 736-3311 ext. 1277 dential burglary, possession of a does not admit guilt in the crime, [email protected] stolen vehicle, escape from com- sion of stolen property, forgery but is pleading guilty to accept basement of a nearby residence. OFFICE LOCATION AND HOURS munity custody, attempting to and possession of methamphetamine. the prosecution’s plea deal, and Investigators reported find- elude a police vehicle, attempted She was sentenced the same because he believes a jury would ing items missing from the home 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia vehicular assault, second-degree day to 20 months in prison, in ac- find him guilty of the crime giv- on Linda Vista Drive and stolen Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. cordance with a plea agreement possession of stolen property and en facts in evidence. credit cards in the Honda, which SUBSCRIPTION RATES possession of methamphetamine. with the Prosecutor’s Office. “I think the state would have was reported stolen out of Fife. Just after 11 a.m. on Dec. 10, Hino was charged with pos- Newsstand weekday rate ...... $1 In accordance with a plea been able to show he moved Newsstand weekend rate ...... $1 agreement, the Lewis County the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office those items,” Halstead said. session of stolen property in re- Home delivery Prosecutor’s Office plans to received a report of suspicious ac- Not long after the interrupted lation to those credit cards, her One month ...... $12.90 recommend a sentence of 116 tivity at a home in the 100 block burglary was reported, a deputy attorney, David Arcuri, said Three months ...... $35.15 months, or about nine and a half of Linda Vista Drive in Chehalis. stopped the Honda, and after a brief Wednesday. Hino was charged Six months ...... $65.15 years in prison, at Cobb’s sen- A neighbor reported seeing two exchange, the driver, identified as with forgery for giving police a One year ...... $122 tencing hearing, scheduled for people in and around the home. Cobb, sped away toward Chehalis false name when she was booked By mail to Washington and Oregon/Other States Before deputies arrived, the on Jackson Highway. The deputy into the Lewis County Jail. One month ...... $17.05 / $19.60 9:15 a.m. Thursday morning. Three months ...... $50.50 / $58.80 Six months ...... $99.15 / $115.40 One year ...... $194 / $227.45 Centralia Downtown Association Board Seeking Online subscriptions to chronline.com One day ...... $2 One month ...... $8 Additional Funds From the City Council for 2016 Plans One year ...... $84 Print subscribers always have full access to chronline.com. more welcoming and safer for Subscriptions are non-refundable but the printed sub- 2016 WORK PLAN: scriptions can be started and stopped for vacations or people coming off of a train into when extended breaks in service are requested. Balances Top Priorities Are Centralia’s downtown area. may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers Hiring an Executive “We’re making it a focus be- in Education. cause it’s associated intimately BACK ISSUES Director, Continuing with our downtown,” he said. Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- Beautification Efforts The association’s plan in- able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks cludes various other objectives old are $2 per issue. By Kaylee Osowski such as updating policies and THE NEWSROOM [email protected] working with other organizations. Currently, the organization is For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact The board of the Centralia the appropriate person listed below. actively working on membership EDITOR Downtown Association recently and fundraising, including its Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 outlined a plan for 2016 that flower basket fundraiser. Flower [email protected] would require additional funds basket sponsorships are $65 each Sports Editor from the city. and are due by Friday. Aaron VanTuyl...... 807-8229 At the Jan. 12 Centralia City To find a form or donate on- [email protected] Visuals Editor Council meeting, the organiza- Pete Caster / [email protected] line, visit downtowncentralia. Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 tion brought a work plan that Teva Youngblood, president of the Centralia Downtown Association and owner org/downtown-flower-baskets. would cost between $138,000 [email protected] of Loose Ends Fiber Arts, talks about what the group's plans are for the upcoming While plans include the big Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, and $143,000 for 2016. The group year while sitting in her store on Tuesday afternoon. change of hiring an executive di- West and Central Lewis County Communities is asking the council to help fi- rector, Youngblood said with a Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 nance its efforts. The council and [email protected] 2014 and 2015. ties, Youngblood said, which is lot of new members who are still the association plan to schedule learning how to best run the orga- Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, The association’s main prior- why they are interested hiring staff. East Lewis County Communities a workshop soon to discuss the nization, the board is mostly main- ity this year is to hire a full-time For project priorities in the Dameon Pesanti ...... 807-8237 plan and numbers. taining the status quo for 2016. executive director for $35,000 to coming year, the association will [email protected] New board President Teva Youngblood, McGhie and Education, Business, South Thurston County Youngblood, owner of Loose $40,000. It hopes to have an ex- continue with the installation many other members have only Communities, Napavine Ends Fiber Arts, said the associa- ecutive director in place by Octo- of color-coded wayfinding bike been part of the association for Justyna Tomtas ...... 807-8239 tion is hopeful the city will assist ber of this year. racks, flags and benches. The about one year. [email protected] The board is entirely made plan is to include the train sta- Lewis County Government, Legislature, with some funding, but doesn’t The organization announced Tourism, Religion, “expect them to write a blank up of volunteers, many who work tion in its beautification efforts. Steve Koreis-MacLeod stepped South Lewis County Communities check.” full-time and can’t attend confer- Jake McGhie, board vice down as board president in No- Kaylee Osowski ...... 807-8208 Youngblood said the council ences required for Washington president, said the association vember with Youngblood replac- [email protected] gave the organization $50,000 for Main Street Program communi- wants to make the train station ing him. Sports, News and Photography Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 [email protected] Property Owners Won’t See FEMA Funds for Damage From December Storm Death Notices, What’s Happening, Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices By The Chronicle press release from Steve Man- Small Business Administration currently being determined. Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 [email protected] While 66 homes in Lewis sfield, county emergency man- loan recovery program, which The December storm destroyed [email protected] County reported damage from agement director, a presidential Lewis County can participate in. a total of three homes in Lewis [email protected] the December storm that caused disaster was not declared; Wash- Lewis County residents with County and 11 received major Church News flooding primarily in East Lewis ington state didn’t qualify for property that was damaged in the damage. [email protected] ...... 807-8217 County, no individual public assis- Federal Emergency Management December storm can submit an ap- A presidential disaster for a No- Senior Media Developer tance funds from the federal gov- Agency funding. plication for low-interest loans. This vember storm was declared for the Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 ernment will be made available. 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Tower Ave. • Centralia • (360) 736-1634 Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 local Centralia Schools Announce Plan for Own Special Education Program co-op to Be DissolveD: gram it can call its own. part of the cooperative. No additional cost is anticipated have to spend more money,” he “I know it can come off and be After listening to staff mem- to run the program in-house. Since said. “I think right now having Cooperative for Services spun as a way to break away from bers and drawing on his past ex- the district has a higher threshold identified all the staffing that if we Between School District Chehalis in this model, but it really periences as superintendent at St. than the state average in its special just hire according to what we are is more about now at this time in Helens School District in Oregon, education population, the district getting right now, the dollars we’ve By Justyna tomtas 2016, and the growth of our popu- the school leader said by having its may be able to apply for “safety net” invested, it should be just a swap.” lation, the growth of our needs, own program and own staff, the money, something that was not [email protected] Currently, the district pays about the need to have strong relation- district would be able to increase available while in the co-op. The Centralia School District ships for our kids, families and its focus on its kids and teachers, Ed Petersen, communications $1.5 million to be a part of the co-op, expressed its intent to separate from staff, that this is most likely the and the work that they do. and public relations coordinator money that would be redirected to- a student support services special right thing to do and take over this The cooperative will stay in for the Centralia School District, ward the in-house program. education cooperative program it program ourselves,” Davalos said. place for the remainder of the said since the state funds the dis- No additional services would has been a part of since 1958 with Davalos sent a letter to Che- school year, and Davalos said if all trict at a level of about 12 percent likely be provided. Instead, Davalos the Chehalis School District halis School District on Dec. 16 goes well the district will have ev- of the student population for spe- said, the services would be more Centralia Superintendent expressing his intent to separate erything in place by June so staff cial education, there is additional focused toward individual students, Mark Davalos said with increas- from the co-op. The districts are members are ready to begin the money available for the district. families and staff needs. ing numbers in the special educa- currently in a 60-day negotiation new school year in July. Centralia School District has a “It’s always brave to consider tion programs, the district would period to work out the details. The separation from the co-op special education population over making changes, but if you are do- benefit from having an in-house Staff in the Centralia School will not result in a cut in services, 17 percent, which equates to about ing it for all the right reasons, if you program, specifically focused on District have already started work Davalos said. He also said he does one out of five students. really, truly believe in what you’ve the district. on a transition plan to identify its not anticipate the displacement of Even if prices are higher than As part of the co-op, the two needs, the type of staff needed, the staff already within the co-op. In- currently estimated, Davalos said, heard and what you see is our kids districts shared staff who divided hours and the schools utilizing the stead, he said both districts will the district would be prepared to and our teachers and our staff and their time between the districts. program, Davalos said. Within work together to decide where pay more to ensure the same level our families will benefit even more After further examination of the a month, the district could start each employee would be hired, ei- of service is continued. by a change, then it’s worth taking program, Davalos said he believes to look at hiring staff for the next ther within the Centralia or Che- “We will not deny services to the risk in trying to do something the district is ready to have a pro- school year to fill spots that were halis school districts. families in any way, even if we different,” Davalos said. teachers speak out about school Board Member’s ‘conflict of interest’ puBlic coMMent: The letter, which was sent to addresses,” King said. “I would also lar opinions, stating Lund was ployment of different sorts, it’s a vol- district staff’s emails and personal like to know after 25 years of service furthering his political agenda untary board,” he said. “People who Three Individuals home addresses, stated members to this district why coincidently for through his school board position voted knew who they were talking Target Jami Lund of the Washington Education As- the first time I’m receiving corre- and said he had a conflict of inter- about, there’s no problem there.” sociation, National Education As- spondence from your employer, the est with his employer. He also said this experience By Justyna tomtas sociation and affiliates, such as the Freedom Foundation.” Lund told The Chronicle after was not a new one for him. [email protected] Centralia Education Association, King said it was a gross viola- the school board meeting that he did “As a taxpayer advocate you sort could receive a refund of union tion of her privacy and a misuse of not disclose district staff information, of get yourself into a position where Three teachers took to the po- dues in the amount of about $285 district resources for the informa- emails or home addresses to anyone. people have objections,” he said. “… dium during the public comment per teacher. tion to be disseminated through Ed Petersen, communications The short story is unions don’t like portion of the Centralia School According to the Freedom district email. and public relations coordinator taxpayer advocates and that is what District Board of Directors month- Foundation’s website, the corre- “I would encourage the rest of for the district, said all staff emails my employer does for a living.” ly meeting Wednesday to outline a spondence was written by Lund, a the school board to enlighten Jami are listed on the website, but home The Freedom Foundation is a perceived “conflict of interest” of senior policy analyst for the foun- Lund on the proper use of Centra- addresses are not public record. conservative nonprofit think tank board member Jami Lund. dation, and a newly elected school lia School District resources, es- He said no public records requests working to “reverse the stranglehold The teachers who spoke — board member. pecially the dissemination of the were filed for teachers’ addresses public-sector unions have on our gov- Corrine Flatz, Lauri Johnson and “I’d like to know how your em- personal contact information of or anything of that nature. ernment,” according to its website. Jane King — all received a letter ployer gained access to my contact its employees,” she said. Lund said he did not see a con- Lund was elected to the school from Choice for Teachers, a proj- information. I received this on a dis- Flatz and Johnson, both flict of interest between his employ- board in the Nov. 3 general elec- ect of the Freedom Foundation, trict email site, and others received members of the Centralia Educa- ment and his role on the school board. tion. He defeated incumbent Chris where Lund is employed. this letter at their personal home tion Association, expressed simi- “I mean, everyone has an em- Thomas. Centralia School Board Approves Facilities Study Ahead of Possible Bond oFFicials: Study May facilities has lived past its use- adding that he hoped the board would be $275,000. That amount ac- to develop a place that meets the ful life. The review showed that would approve the formal study. counts for a concept where students needs of both the high school and Lead to Bond in 2017 major components need updat- Prior to the presentation, the would construct the wooden build- middle school wrestling programs. By Justyna tomtas ing and replacing in the existing review committee visited three ing, which would be approximately The concept would include a buildings, including the HVAC schools outside of the district to get 3,500 square feet. It would be located pole building similar to the batting [email protected] systems, electrical and roofing. an idea for what could be done if a on a grassy area to the right of the cages but larger, with improved heat- Despite a series of failed bonds The facilities have not ac- bond is passed. They toured Aber- parking lot at Centralia High School. ing capabilities and more amenities. in the past, Centralia School Dis- commodated for student growth. deen High School, Robert Gray El- Occupants in the building The location of the facility trict officials are optimistic that Therefore the district is relying ementary in Aberdeen and Wash- would include the high school’s CTE would be at Tiger Stadium near the now is the time for the county’s on 29 portables to make up for ington Middle School in Olympia. daycare program, special education ticket booth area. The ideal vision largest school district to success- the lack of space. The portables The board unanimously ap- preschool, CTE classroom and an is that the facility would include a fully run a bond. have been used since the 1980s, proved the full facilities study. office for the FACSE program. ticket booth, bathrooms, athletic At its Wednesday night meeting, and are typically only designed to McCauley said that with an in- training room and some storage. the Centralia School District Board have a 20 year life span. Mccauley also presented two creased square footage, the daycare The potential cost for the project of Directors approved to move for- The aging portables have the pos- other facility-related issues he said could see a larger number of kids, re- would be in the range of $500,000. ward with a full facilities study that sibility of presenting health issues needed examining, including the sulting in increased revenues, which Another viable option would be would possibly lead to a construc- and durability issues, Iverson said. Early Learning Facility at Centralia would help offset costs overtime. to build just the pole building for tion bond on the ballot in 2017. The information found by the High School and the wrestling facil- He also mentioned that col- wrestling without the other ameni- “With recent bond successes in review team pinpointed a need ity. lege credit could be earned ties, McCauley said, a project with nearby cities, we are very hopeful for new or modernized facilities He said there is a need to in- through Centralia College in rela- the potential cost of $225,000. that it’s time for Centralia,” Su- in Centralia, Iverson said. crease the size and quality of the tion to the program. McCauley said he would present perintendent Mark Davalos said. With the need for increased Early Learning Center. The ap- As for the wrestling facility, Mc- more information to the board on The facilities study would cost safety elements, technology and proximate cost of a new building Cauley said the district has a need both projects at its February meeting. the district between $20,000 and program space, Iverson said, the $40,000 to complete. students deserve a quality safe PARKINGFREE An informal facilities review learning space to enrich their at- ENTER TO WIN AT THE $10 VALUE recently took place to look into titudes about learning. TH the current state of the buildings He also said better quality 29 ANNUAL PRESENTED BY: within the district. schools would increase the desire The committee found the for others to move to Centralia. average age of Centralia schools Vickie Jackson, a community HEAD & to be 50 years if modernizations member on the review team, said are included, and 68 years with- the facilities are subpar, especially out modernizations. The average when compared to other schools HORNS date of construction for the seven outside of the district. schools within the district was “The condition our kids are in COMPETITION 1947. The most recent remodel day in and day out and what they or addition occurred in 2008 are trying to learn in, it’s pretty to Oakview Elementary. Prior depressing,” she said. “When I to that was Edison Elementary, went to Aberdeen, it was even which had a remodel or addition more depressing. They do de- done in 1988. serve something like this.” Phil Iverson, director of facili- Jackson encouraged the board ties for the district and a member to seek the full facility study so the on the review committee, said the district can move forward in having GRAB THAT TROPHY from your wall, garage high school has remained largely nice facilities that would increase or attic and bring it to the Washington Sportsmen’s untouched since it was built in 1968, students’ willingness to learn. Show at the Washington State Fair Events Center. although a remodel of the high Don Blair, another community Ofﬁcial Record Book scorers will measure it and school’s gym took place in 1988. member and parent on the team, prizes will be awarded. According to a presentation mimicked Jackson’s sentiments. YOU COULD WIN put on by Iverson and Assistant “… Quite honestly when I Superintendent Matt McCauley, went through the high school, I GREAT PRIZES almost every one of the district’s was honestly depressed,” he said, including a brand new Fort Knox Protector Safe, Model 6031. Prizes will be awarded at each JANUARY 27-31, 2016 past BonD Measures in centralia show. These valuable prizes are • provided by Federal Premium Washington State Fair Events Center Puyallup The last time a bond passed in the Centralia School District was in 1986. Ammunition, Bushnell, Fort Knox, The $9.26 million bond was over a 20-year period to remodel Centralia Middle Gerber, Les Schwab, Danner, School and Edison Elementary. Additions were also built onto Washington Primos, Simmons and Ruger! and Oakview elementary schools Since then the district has sought numerous bonds, all of which have failed. TROPHY CATEGORIES: The district has studied bonds several times since 2005, the last time a Black Bear • Mule Deer (Typical & Non-Typical) bond was rejected by voters, but the measures were never brought to a vote. • Blacktail Deer (Typical & Non-Typical) The district also sought a capital improvement levy in 2011, which failed • Whitetail Deer (Typical & Non-Typical) SHOW HOURS ADMISSION* with a 47.5 percent yes vote. • Mt. Goat • Rocky Mt. 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Discounts may not be combined. • 2004 – $35.49 million to remodel Jefferson Lincoln, Washington, Oakview, CH553324co.sw For more information about Head & Horns, call 541-530-2749. For complete contest rules and prize packages, Centralia High School, and a new Fords Prairie on the same site show info, coupons, directions, and daily seminar schedules, • 2005 – $25.58 million to remodel Centralia High School, Oakview, and Jef- visit: ferson Lincoln www.thesportshows.com • Main 7 LEGISLATURE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 Bill Would Prohibit State Agency From Setting Carbon Cap COUNTERACTION: partment of Ecology to limit car- cilities would be covered by the families, Ericksen said. and other carbon reductions. bon pollution using its existing rule as that threshold is lowered Inslee spokeswoman Jaime Meanwhile, several proposals Republican Targets authority under state law. over time. Smith declined to comment on are being floated to tackle cli- Governor’s Ability This month, At a bill hearing Tuesday, Er- the proposal. mate change in Washington. to Take Executive Ecology pro- Legislature icksen said lawmakers should Ecology officials say the Sen. Steve Hobbs, a Demo- posed a draft 2016 be making those decisions and rule is needed to protect human crat from Lake Stevens, is spon- Action on Issue rule requiring Ecology's proposed rule should health and the environment soring a bill that charges a fossil Washington's be put on hold. Ericksen heads from climate change. fuel carbon pollution tax of $8 SEATTLE (AP) — A new bill largest indus- the Senate Committee on Energy Vlad Gutman, the Wash- per metric ton of carbon dioxide. takes aim at Gov. Jay Inslee's car- trial emitters to and Environment & Telecom- ington State director of Climate Carbon Washington has pro- bon policies by prohibiting state reduce carbon munications, where Senate Bill Solutions, testified against the posed a $25 tax on every metric regulators from adopting rules emissions by 5 6173 was heard. bill, saying the state has an op- ton of carbon dioxide; the group that limit greenhouse gas emis- percent every Ericksen, a vocal critic of In- portunity to lead on this issue. has turned in more than 350,000 sions without legislative direction. three years. The slee's carbon policies, said the He said Ecology's rule would cre- signatures in an effort to qualify The measure, sponsored by proposed Clean proposed carbon rule will en- ate jobs, slow climate change and Initiative 732. Sen. Doug Ericksen, R-Ferndale, Air Rule would courage companies to curtail improve public health. Another group, the Alliance targets the Democratic gover- initially apply to about two doz- operations or not build in Wash- Brandon Houskeeper with for Jobs and Clean Energy, is nor's ability to take executive ac- en manufacturing plants, refin- ington state. The rule, combined Association of Washington Busi- planning a statewide ballot ini- tion on the issue. eries, power plants, natural gas with potential ballot initiatives ness, which supports the bill, told tiative. It likely would impose After failing to get legislation distributors and others that re- addressing greenhouse gas emis- senators there are already many new fees on carbon pollution passed on his cap-and-trade plan lease at least 100,000 metric tons sions, sends a bad message to job laws and rules that encourage and direct the money for clean last year, Inslee directed the De- of carbon a year. Many more fa- creators and would hurt working energy efficiency, clean energy energy and other projects. State Lawmakers Propose Legislation to Provide Free Community College HIGHER EDUCATION: nancial aid. The program would give students money to cover Democrats Offer what all other sources of finan- Plan, but No Way to cial aid, like the federal Pell grant program, don't pay for. Pay for It So Far "There are a lot of people who By Walker Orenstein are not rich and not poor who are going to be helped by this," he The Associated Press said. OLYMPIA — Tuition at com- At least two Republicans, Rep. munity and technical colleges Hans Zeiger from Puyallup and in Washington would be free for Sen. Michael Baumgartner from state residents without a bach- Spokane, will co-sponsor the elor's degree under a proposal Washington promise program announced Tuesday by a group bills in the House and Senate. of Democratic lawmakers. Efforts around the country Some qualifying students to make community college free could also get a stipend for books for students have had varying re- and other expenses based on sults. family income, lawmakers said Last year, President Barack at a news conference. The plan Obama proposed making com- would apply to part-time stu- munity college free, but the pro- dents, too. posal has not been implemented "We know that a high school by Congress. diploma, while still foundational Three states have created free for every student, is simply not Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press community college programs enough," said Sen. Pramila Jaya- Sen. Pramila Jayapal, D-Seattle, center, speaks, Tuesday at the Capitol in Olympia during a press conference to announce a since 2014: Minnesota, Oregon pal, D-Seattle. proposal to make community college and technical college free for state residents without a bachelor’s degree. and Tennessee, according to the A way to pay for the free tu- National Conference on State ition hasn't been offered yet. It's exemptions as one way to pay for Schoesler, a Republican from there are more Washington stu- Legislatures. At least 11 other estimated by nonpartisan staff at tuition money. Ritzville. dents qualified for skilled jobs. states introduced legislation to the Legislature to cost between But there aren't infinite tax "How are they going to pay for They estimated the plan would create similar programs in 2015. $94 million and $105 million in exemptions to close, especially it, I mean really?" he said of the increase enrollment in commu- The Legislature cut tuition at 2017, if implemented, and the if lawmakers want to eliminate proposal, deemed the "Washing- nity colleges by 5 percent to 9 the state's four year colleges and price tag would increase if more tax loopholes to increase money ton promise program," at a sepa- percent. universities last session by 15 to students enroll in the state's for other legislative priorities rate news conference on Tuesday. Sen. David Frockt, D-Seattle, 20 percent over two years and by community and technical col- such as basic education and the Democrats stressed there emphasized the proposal would 5 percent for two-year schools. leges. Rep. Gerry Pollet, D-Seat- state's mental health system, said would be a return on investing be a boon for middle-class peo- That cut was a legislative priority tle, floated the idea of closing tax Senate Majority Leader Mark in free community college when ple who don't quite qualify for fi- for Republicans. News in Brief enthood, The Seattle Times re- their state representative." Todd, 29, called it "incredibly her to say that, especially on the Washington State ported. "If anything I said offended disrespectful and inappropriate." record, to constituents," said one Lawmaker Asks Teens The students and a Planned them or made them feel uncom- "It seemed kind of insane for of the students, Alex Rubino, 18. 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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Free College Sounds Great, but Who’s Buying? Many lawmakers in Olympia by President Obama last year, almost every single entitlement to make it free, though, but to would have us believe they are Our Views would cost the state between $94 program floated by left-leaning provide innovative and mean- flipping couch cushions and days of what is scheduled to be a million and $105 million in 2017 members of the Legislature in ingful legislation that pays for counting pennies in a search short session. alone, according to nonpartisan recent memory. reductions in costs for would-be for more money to fund public Democratic legislators an- staff at the Legislature. What they really mean is an students with existing money or education, mental health initia- nounced Tuesday the so-called Those costs would increase increase in taxes. other reasonable measures. tives and a number of additional Washington promise program. the more students sign on. It’s not fair to lay this half- State Sen. John Braun, R- pressing and expensive matters It would make community If you’re wondering what baked plan only at the feet of Centralia, helped prove that was of the people. college free for everyone and mathematical gymnastics were Democrats, though. Republicans possible when orchestrating a That’s not exactly true. provide stipends for books and deployed to explain exactly how Rep. Hans Zeiger, from Puyallup, cut in tuition of 15 to 20 percent Many are grandstanding, other expenses, depending on this program would be paid for, and Sen. Michael Baumgartner at four-year institutions and 5 holding press conferences and family income. you’ll have to just keep on wait- from Spokane, are sponsors. percent at community colleges proposing new and unrealistic “We know that a high school ing. There is no question tuition during the previous session. programs. diploma, while still foundational Democrats provided no such is currently too high, not just There’s no such thing as free A proposal to make com- for every student, is simply not answers. in Washington, but across the community college. Someone munity college free for all Wash- enough,” said Sen. Pramila Jaya- Instead, they suggested that country. Our young people will pay for it. Lawmakers would ington residents who do not cur- pal, D-Seattle. perhaps closing tax exemptions should not face the massive debt be wise to find that source be- rently have a bachelor’s degree Their answer, which falls in would do the job. the status quo requires. fore parading before constitu- is the best example in the early line with an unfulfilled proposal Such has been the answer to The answer is not simply ents. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking Kudos for Centralia, and a Proposed Plan for the Future Is spring going to come early this year? I saw three robins in my yard Tuesday morning, hogging the seed I’d tossed out for the junkos. I’m surprised no one has commented yet in The Chronicle about the hatch of shiny and colorful bi- cycles lining the sidewalks of downtown Centralia. They’re a great visual addition to the city in addition to supplying a set of sturdy hitching posts for real live cyclists. They add more than just a tiny bit of funky atmosphere that can’t help but develop a curiosity to visit. After gathering some early notoriety as the place where roofing nails were thrown onto roadways, we’ve since gained a reputation as a city kindly to those who prefer two-wheel transportation. One of the most successful regional ad campaigns for insurance is the one that advertises on TV with the slogan “We’re just like you … a COMMENTARY: VanTuyl’s Views little different.” Who doesn’t smile when they see those short vignettes of a roadside chain saw sculptor, a fam- Power Rankings: Presidential Debates, ily of blue tarp campers dealing with By Bill Moeller a downpour or a goat-herder cleaning up an abandoned city lot. Ladies of the Night and Football The people who crowd our sidewalks on nice weekends are like that. They’re the ones who are look- JIM WALTON: Centralia College that hosts a few hundred STP riders fans after taking a ‘12’ flag and ing for something “a little different” in the antique fired president Robert Frost last every summer and will field a soc- throwing it onto the field after Caro- stores downtown. While I approve of those new bi- month, after less than a year and cer team for the first time next year. lina’s 31-24 win over the Seahawks cycle hitching posts, I can’t help but feel some selfish a half on the job. (Frost, in a letter Ward, though, is nearing retirement and, on a larger scale, revealing resentment; they’re taking up space I’d hoped would this week, maintains that he was age (hard to believe, given his youth- some Seahawk fans to be a bunch of someday be devoted to another project I’ve mentioned not fired, despite the position of ful exuberance), and may have other whiners — particularly those call- a few times here. “president” still existing and Frost plans. ing Newton “classless” on Facebook. To my knowledge, no other city in the Northwest being given a six-figure check to stop Maybe this time, when the board (The same fan base loves Marshawn Lynch, who jumped into the end has tried it. I’ve proposed that we flood the sidewalks occupying it — a has its finalists lined up, the college zone a few seasons ago whilst cra- of our city (within reason, of course) with those ply- check that would should host its own presidential de- dling the football in one hand and wood cutouts that people love to stand behind to have not have been cut bate, with students, faculty and com- his crotch in the other.) their picture taken. Let your imagination run wild, had Frost decided munity members on hand to ask all As far as unbelievable pieces of think of all the different poses possible for individuals of his own accord the tough questions and a simple exit that game go, Newton taking a flag and couples to remind them of Centralia. that he didn’t want poll determining the next president (not an American flag, mind you; a I think it’s an attention-getter, more so than the mu- to be the president of Centralia College. any more. Were I The idea of such a prestigious po- flag with the number 12 on it) was rals that have been nice to look at (the ones that aren’t extremely low on the list. What crumbling away), but they never really drew people to a college student I sition being filled based on a candi- would respond to By Aaron VanTuyl date’s public answer to “You’ve got $5, should be more important, to Se- the city. In my plan, the sidewalks would be home for ahawks fans: lumberjacks, dance hall beauties, policemen, firefight- this letter with “LOL you’re on Tower and you’re thirsty. whatever.”) What’s your first stop?” is nothing • Giving up 31 points in the first ers, cowboys and cowgirls singly and together, Super- half. man with a “C” on his chest instead of that “S”. Wonder In the meantime, the school short of groundbreaking. asked former president Jim Walton • Giving up 31 points IN THE Woman, a biker on a Harley, two bikers on a Harley. FIRST HALF. Or how about bathing beauties, both male and to fill in on an interim basis. Walton, THE PRO: Portland lady-of-the- I’m sure, will make a fine interim night Heidi Glick met a customer, • GIVING UP 31 POINTS IN female, weightlifters of both sexes. A bartender, a THE FIRST HALF. scarlet woman in bloomers, a waiter and/or waitress, president; he obviously knows the did the deed, got shorted on her bill, job and the school and the expecta- and accused the John, Steven Fluor- • Marshawn Lynch making his a “Downton Abbey” type butler, a letter carrier, golfer, big return and being every bit as tennis player, gardener, a woman of advancing years tions and everything else, along with noy, of rape. They both got in a bit of his extensive knowledge of fish. trouble for that part of the story, but effective as he was the week before sitting in a rocker, crocheting. when he didn’t make the trip to Min- There could be a guitarist or other musicians, a The big question, though, is Glick was then ordered to take her ad whether the CC Board of Trustees off of backpage.com, which is appar- nesota. baseball player, fisherman, bride and groom, judge • Newton shredding the former with raised gavel, a young boy in knickers trying to can find a more permanent presiden- ently the type of site where you can tial solution this time around. The meet ladies like Glick. Legion of Boom by throwing to a sell newspapers, lots of panels for couples to stand slightly-above-average tight end and behind. I figure no less than ten to start with. The list last job search (conducted by a hiring She declined to remove her ad, firm, no less) produced four candi- however, perhaps assuming that no a handful of wideouts you wouldn’t might not be endless, but it’s darned close to it. take off the fantasy waiver wire if Tower Avenue from Walnut Street all the way to dates, all of whom met the academic one was going to risk breaking coun- requirements but none of whom ty government Internet policy rules your starters all broke their necks. Pioneer West just north of First Street could be one of • Did I mention the first half? the most crowded and the happiest stretches in any of lived within the region. by checking backpage.com to see if Why not bring in someone al- she was still in business. Newton took a flag. Don’t like the cities vying for visitors in the Northwest. I think it? There’s options! You could not I’d like to open an outdoor hot dog wagon, if nobody ready in an administrative role with- Wrong! There are no lengths to in the school, someone familiar with which our local prosecutors won’t go wave a 12 flag in his face as he’s beats me to it. walking by after embarrassing your There’s still time to get started before the busiest the board and the college’s long-term to uphold the law! Glick’s back in jail, plans? The obvious answer would be and online readers of The Chronicle defense. You could shrug it off, be- tourist season, and more can be added for months, or cause it’s not like he took steroids, or Steve Ward (who was just as obvious are left wondering whether they years, in the future. Let’s not let some other city beat deflated footballs, or was implicated of an answer two years ago). He’s should click on the the handful of us to it. I’d feel awfully bad about that. If no one else in a crime that involved violence been there forever, he’s already the hyperlinks to backpage.com — just, “picks up the ball and runs with it,” it’s the last you’ll against women or children. You vice president of finance and admin- you know, out of curiosity as to hear about from this source. could also root for Arizona this week, istration, and he knows the school as whether she took the ad down. ••• because Carson Palmer would prob- Bill Moeller is a former entertainer, mayor, bookstore well as anyone. ably tear his MCL if he tried to do owner, city council member, paratrooper and pilot living in Also, he rides a bike and loves CAM NEWTON: The Panthers quar- Centralia. He can be reached at [email protected]. soccer — two big wins for a campus terback is under fire from Seattle please see VANTUYL, page Main 15

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By Gene Johnson Eyman sat alone in a wooden bench during Tuesday's argu- The Associated Press ments, nodding vigorously and SEATTLE — A judge said slapping his thighs at points he he intends to rule today on the liked. Afterward, he called his legality of Tim Eyman's latest opponents sore losers and said measure: an initiative that oppo- he was confident of victory but nents say puts "a gun to the head" knows the issue will likely be de- of the Legislature by threatening cided at the state Supreme Court. a drastic cut to the state sales tax The initiative was simple, he said, unless lawmakers propose a con- and voters had no trouble under- The Associated Press stitutional amendment making it Elaine Thompson / standing it. harder to raise taxes. Tim Eyman, standing center rear, looks on from the gallery as attorneys opposing him, Paul Lawrence, left, Kymberly Evanson "The courts should be uphold- Voters approved Initiative and Sarah Washburn, prepare for a hearing on the legality of Eyman's latest anti-tax measure in King County Superior Court ing what the voters decide," he 1366 in November. The measure Tuesday in Seattle. said. "You can't insult the voters' would cut the sales tax by one intelligence." percentage point, beginning in oppose the provision for a two- palatable they may consider the preference for the constitutional Opponents also sued last April, unless the Legislature al- thirds supermajority, or vice versa. resulting loss of revenue, argued amendment." summer to keep the measure lows a public vote on an amend- "The purpose of the prohibi- Deputy Solicitor General Callie The arguments came as the off the ballot. In August, King ment that would require a two- tion against two subjects is to Castillo. Legislature wrestles with how County Superior Court Judge thirds supermajority for future prevent logrolling — that is, the To violate the two-subject to respond to the initiative. The Dean Lum found that I-1366 did tax increases. passage of one measure by at- rule, an initiative must enact tax cut would slash state rev- appear to exceed the initiative Opponents, including two taching it to another," Lawrence separate laws, she said. Eyman's enue by an estimated $8 billion power. The state Constitution Democratic lawmakers and the said. "Voters must be given the measure doesn't: The first sec- through the middle of 2021, at cannot be amended by initiative, League of Women Voters of opportunity to cast a vote that tion calls for the tax cut, and a time when lawmakers are still he said, nor can the process of Washington, sued, saying con- clearly demonstrates their sup- the second sets its effective date, trying to figure out how to re- amending the Constitution be stitutional amendments can't be port for either or both measures. making the date contingent on spond to court rulings demand- proposed by initiative. Instead, proposed by initiative and the We don't have that here." whether lawmakers pose the ing vast increases in education amendments must originate in measure violates the rule that But lawyers for Eyman and two-thirds amendment. Stand- and mental health spending. The either house of the Legislature. initiatives be limited to a single for the state, which is defending ing alone, the second section is Senate Government Operations Nevertheless, Lum de- subject. the voter-approved measure, re- not its own law, but meaningless, and Security Committee is plan- clined to block the initiative Attorney Paul Lawrence told sponded that I-1366 is perfectly she said. ning a hearing on proposals for from the ballot. The Supreme King County Superior Court legal. The important thing is "That is not an example of log- the constitutional amendment Court agreed that the measure Judge William Downing dur- that the voters decided to cut rolling," Castillo said. The voters Thursday — the same day the shouldn't be blocked from the ing arguments Tuesday that vot- the sales tax from 6.5 percent to "did not force the constitutional judge said he would rule. ballot, but said its legality was ers who favor a cut in the sales 5.5 percent; the initiative simply amendment or change the pro- Lawrence, the opponents' unclear, opening the door for op- tax may have felt compelled to does not require lawmakers to cess for a constitutional amend- lawyer, described the sales tax ponents to continue their legal vote for the initiative even if they do anything, no matter how un- ment. They expressed a policy cut this way: "Putting a gun to efforts against it. Subpoenas Approved for Documents About Release of Prisoners TUESDAY SENATE VOTE: Rules Committee, on a 13-7 vote, said the subpoenas are unneces- information being sought by the agency was first alerted to the approved a resolution passed ear- sary at this point. subpoenas are "the exact same error — which started in 2002 — Information Sought lier in the day by the Senate Law "The act of issuing a subpoena documents we're already pro- in December 2012. But a sched- by the Law and Justice and Justice Committee. Owen, suggests guilt and an unwilling- cessing and providing to them uled fix for the program was who is chairman of the Rules ness to comply," she said, saying from earlier requests." repeatedly delayed over the past Committee Include Committee, was among the that the governor's office and "There is no information to be three years. Any Emails, Reports Democrats who voted against Department of Corrections has gained through a subpoena that Pacholke said he didn't learn the resolution. been cooperating with legislative isn't already available to them of the error until the middle of or Data Compilations "The investigative authority requests. through normal public records last month, and the governor by the Agency and the of the Legislature is an inherent The documents sought by procedures," she said in a writ- says he didn't learn of the issue power of the legislative function," the Law and Justice Committee ten statement. "Our office will until that same time, when cor- Governor's Office Senate Majority Leader Mark include any emails, reports or continue to provide documents rections' officials notified his By Rachel La Corte Schoesler, R-Ritzville, said be- data compilations by the agency as requested. The governor will staff. not cease in his efforts to fix this Inslee's office has hired two The Associated Press fore the vote. and the governor's office. The In arguing against the sub- subpoenas will be delivered to problem and hold the right peo- retired federal prosecutors to OLYMPIA — Legislative subpoenas, Senate Democratic Department of Corrections Sec- ple accountable." investigate, and Democratic poenas will be issued for docu- Leader Sharon Nelson, D-Maury retary Dan Pacholke and the A software fix to the coding members of the Senate Law and ments related to the erroneous Island, agreed that lawmakers governor's general counsel, Nich- error, publicly disclosed by In- Justice Committee argued earlier early release of thousands of are motivated to find out all of olas Brown, by the State Patrol slee on Dec. 22, was implement- in the day that the committee's prisoners in Washington state the details surrounding a soft- on Wednesday morning, accord- ed this month. actions were premature in light following a vote by a Senate pan- ware coding error that led to the ing to Hunter Goodman, the sec- But lawmakers and the gov- of that ongoing investigation. el Tuesday night. early release of up to 3,200 pris- retary of the Senate. ernor want to know why some- "I certainly agree that we have Lt. Gov. Brad Owen signed oners since 2002 because of mis- Jaime Smith, a spokeswoman thing wasn't done sooner by the to get to the bottom of this," said two subpoenas after the Senate calculated sentences. But Nelson for Gov. Jay Inslee, noted that the Department of Corrections. The Sen. David Frockt, D-Seattle. News in Brief trict Manager Craig T. Nelson of way acquisitions. NO, I AM NOT A TERRORIST! Washington Senate says the money is a "godsend" for Heaton said the port has been with Zohra Sarwari Passes Charter some but only meets one-sixth of in discussions with the prop- School Fix the area's need. erty owner, which have all been Nelson says local ranchers friendly in nature, but there is Tuesday, Jan. 26 OLYMPIA (AP) — The estimated in November that they some confusion as to who is in Washington Senate has passed would need $3 million to get charge of the parcels. 7 p.m. a bill that seeks a legal fix to the through June or July of 2016. No members of the public state’s charter schools in light He says people in the region were present at the hearing to Corbet Theatre of a state Supreme Court ruling are selling off livestock because give testimony. Free Admission that found the system unconsti- of limited grazing. The port has an agreement tutional. Ron Schultz, policy direc- with over 20 property owners, Zohra Sarwari is an international The chamber passed Senate tor for the state's Conservation and Heaton said the negotiations speaker and author of 14 books, who Bill 6194 on a 27-20 vote Wednes- Commission, says he's never with other property owners con- has been featured in print, radio, and day, and the measure now heads heard of states buying feed re- tinue as part of the project that TV news, including CBS and FOX News. to the House. The bill mirrors placement before. has spanned the last four years. the voter-approved 2012 initia- “We’ve had a positive outcome As an orthodox Muslim, Zohra uses tive that created charter schools, No Public Testimony in over time. There is no reason humor and personal experiences to with a change in the way the this one shouldn’t be any differ- promote dialogue and foster tolerance. schools are financed. It would Acquisition of Property ent,” he said. “The neighborhood fund charter schools through for Proposed Port of clearly needs to be redeveloped the state’s Opportunity Pathways to direct traffic flow to the col- For more information call 360-736-9391, ext. 224 Account, which has revenue Centralia Project lege and the city.” from the state lottery. The char- The street would be extended Presented by the Associated Students of Centralia College, ter system previously received By The Chronicle to a new ramp off the freeway, Student Life and Involvement Center, Phi Theta Kappa, and money from the same place as The Port of Centralia held that would help the flow of traf- International Student Programs. traditional public schools, but a public hearing prior to its fic. Centralia College does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, sex, genetic CH553024cz.cg information, or age in admission, treatment, or participation in its programs, services and activities, or in employment. All inquiries the Supreme Court ruled that regularly scheduled meeting on The plan is for it to improve regarding compliance with access, equal opportunity and/or grievance procedures should be directed to the Vice President of Human unconstitutional last fall. Wednesday in regard to the con- the overall entranceway to Cen- Resources and Legal Afairs, Centralia College, 600 Centralia College Blvd, Centralia, WA 98531, or call 360-736-9391, ext. 671. In striking down the charter sideration of acquiring property tralia. school law, the high court took on Alder Street. issue that charter schools were Kyle Heaton, executive di- supported with state dollars but rector of the port, said there are governed by a board not elected two parcels that may be acquired Please Contact Us by residents. through the use of eminent do- main, if necessary. If you worked at The hearing focused on the Washington Gives subject of acquiring lands, prop- Ranchers Money to Buy erty rights, lease, and easements necessary for development and Pryor Giggey in Chehalis, WA Hay After Wildfires improvement within the port OKANOGAN (AP) — Wash- district. during the CH533100bw.cg ington state is giving ranchers He said the property is lo- 1970s $500,000 to buy extra hay after cated squarely within the road losses from 2015 wildfires. right of way, and said an exten- Call Toll Free: (888) 647-6007 The Capital Press reported sion would improve traffic flow that the state Department of to Centralia Station and all of the The Northwest’s Premier Asbestos Lawyers www.bergmanlegal.com Ecology provided the money to city. 821 Second Ave, STE 2100 621 SW Morrison St, STE 1300 Okanogan County ranchers af- The project is currently fund- Seattle, WA 98104 Portland, OR 97205 fected by the fires. ed and the port is in the early 206.957.9510 503.548.6345 Okanogan Conservation Dis- phases of it, which includes right Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 Records Sirens, Court Records, Lotteries, Commodities

Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTmENT police received a report of a sto- Two suspects — June L. Went- incident is under investigation. man Holds Trespass Suspect at len black 1994 Toyota Camry in zel, 49, of Chehalis, and Betty E. Gunpoint Cellphone Taken the 300 block of North Tower Button, 77, of Centralia — were • At 5:15 a.m. on Tuesday, Avenue. cited on suspicion of third-de- One Arrested After Alleged • At 11:39 a.m. on Tuesday, deputies received a report of a - gree theft. Vandalism to Building Sprinkler police received a report of a sto trespasser in the 900 block of • At 9:32 a.m. on Monday, System. len cellphone in the 2000 block CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTmENT Davis Lake Road in Morton, and police received a report of a - of Borst Avenue. At 1:44 p.m. on Tuesday, po learned that the alleged victim, shoplifter in the 1600 block of - Vehicle Theft, malicious mischief lice received a report of mali a 72-year-old man, was holding Reported Northwest Louisiana Avenue. cious mischief in the 500 block - Burglary Reported at Vacant - the suspect at gunpoint. Depu • At 1:55 p.m. on Friday, po- The suspect reportedly stole of Southeast Washington Av Home items then returned them in ties arrived and saw a vehicle in lice received a report of a theft of enue. Christopher M. Rew, 26, the driveway with the suspect • At 12:33 p.m. on Tuesday, a vehicle and malicious mischief- exchange for a gift card for the of Vancouver, was arrested on police received a report of a bur- store, then allegedly stole more - sitting in the passenger seat. related damage to other vehicles suspicion of second-degree ma They arrested the man, Bren- glary at a vacant home in the items, according to the Chehalis licious mischief, interfering with in the 600 block of South Market - - ton, D. Michels, 28, of Morton, 1300 block of Windsor Avenue. Boulevard in Chehalis. Police Department. Kyle L. Ha a health care facility and tam kola, 27, of Centralia, was cited on suspicion of second-degree pering with fire equipment. The criminal trespass. Investigators on suspicion of third-degree sprinkler system was damaged, - Child’s Bike Taken Thief in BmW Takes Cheetos theft. learned the 72-year-old home causing sprinklers and a fire owner woke up to hear a vehicle • At 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, • At 3:43 p.m. on Friday, po- alarm to activate, according to police received a report of a spinning its tires in his driveway lice received a report of a third- the Chehalis Police Department. child’s blue bicycle being stolen Thousands in Electronics Stolen and heard crashing noises on his degree theft in the 1000 block in the 2000 block of Ahlers Av- in Burglary front porch. He armed himself of Northwest Louisiana Avenue. enue. - Cash Tills Reported Stolen with a shotgun and announced The suspect, a man in his 20s or • At 4:56 a.m. on Sunday, po - lice received a report, through • At 3:14 p.m. on Tuesday, himself to the suspect, who re 30s wearing a black beanie and portedly was not making much Identity Theft Reported black windbreaker, is accused a burglary alarm, of a burglary police received a report of a theft in the 2000 block of Northeast sense. The suspect was likely of stealing Cheetos and orange in the 1500 block of Northwest - • At 8:05 p.m. on Tuesday, Louisiana Avenue. Officers re- Kresky Avenue. Money tills at under the influence of an un police received a report of iden- juice. He reportedly left the area - known substance, according to in an early 2000s BMW. sponded and found that the receptionist stations were re tity theft in the 3000 block of doors to the business were open. ported stolen. No arrests have the Sheriff’s Office. Borst Avenue. A person reported The incident is still under inves- been made. someone else opened a cellphone - Teen Arrested on Assault Charge tigation, but at least $3,000 to Woman Arrested for DUI account using their personal in $4,000 in electronics appeared formation. • At 9:25 p.m. on Friday, a LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE • At 9:17 p.m. on Tuesday, 15-year-old Chehalis boy was to be missing, according to the deputies received a report of an Chehalis Police Department. man Injured After Gun arrested in the 1000 block of accident in the 3600 block of Vehicle Prowls Southwest Pacific Avenue in Discharges During Cleaning - Cooks Hill Road. The driver, • At 11:27 p.m. on Tuesday, Chehalis on suspicion of custo Harassment Reported • At 3:38 p.m. on Monday, Megan R. Lynch, 27, of Centra- police received a report of a dial assault. • At 5:11 p.m. on Sunday, po- deputies received a report that a lia, was arrested on suspicion car window being smashed in - lice received a report of harass- 69-year-old Randle man was in of DUI. The 1998 Chevrolet K1 the 1200 block of Lum Road in man Arrested After Public ment in the 300 block of North- jured after his gun accidentally pickup truck she was driving Centralia. The glove box was - Urination west Chehalis Avenue. discharged while he was clean sustained major damage. Her opened, but nothing was reporting it in the 100 block of Morris two passengers, 17- and 22-year- ed missing. • At 9:53 a.m. on Saturday, Road in Randle. The man drove - old women from Centralia, were police received a report of a sus man Arrested for Warrant After himself to the Randle walk-in not injured. picious person with a knife in Gas Siphoned Truck Gets Stuck in Ditch medical clinic and told staff he the 500 block of South Market accidentally shot himself in the - • At 9:22 p.m. on Monday, • At 8:43 a.m. on Wednesday, Boulevard. When officers ar arm while cleaning his 410 Der- Driver Arrested on DUI Charge - police responded to a report of a police received a report of gas rived, they found a man urinat ringer gun. Lewis County Fire • At 7:20 p.m. on Wednesday, being siphoned from a car over- ing in public. Richard A. Wal- U-Haul truck stuck in a ditch in - the area of 19th Street and Mar- District 14 crews responded and deputies stopped a car near mile night in the 2600 block of Cooks ton, 31, of Chehalis, was cited on transported the man to Mor- post 68 of Interstate 5 after seeing Hill Road. suspicion of indecent exposure. ket Boulevard. They arrested the driver, Donald C. Kalma, 33, of ton General Hospital. He was it being driven erratically. Daniel Centralia, on outstanding mis- later transported to Harborview J. Murray, 24, of Chehalis, was Items Stolen While Owner Threatening Texts Reported demeanor warrants, according Medical Center in Seattle. arrested on suspicion of DUI. Incarcerated • At 10:48 a.m. on Saturday, to the police department. • At 11:26 a.m. on Wednes- police received a report of a day, police received a report of a person getting threatening test Cocaine Found in Room Search burglary in the 700 block of Yew messages in the 300 block of at Green Hill Street in Centralia. The resident Southwest Third Street. Why Pre-Plan? reported that the rear door of • At 10:27 a.m. on Tuesday, the home was forced open while police received a report that staff they were incarcerated. Suspected Shoplifters Cited at the Green Hill School found • Protect your family from confusion • At 12:27 p.m. on Satur- a white, powdery substance that and inancial hardship day, police received a report of tested positive for cocaine in an • Personalize and select the services Car Stolen shoplifting in the 1600 block of inmate’s room during a search. No of your choice • At 4:31 a.m. on Thursday, Northwest Louisiana Avenue. arrests have yet been made. The • Save money by locking in Services at today’s cost • Afordable monthly payments Death Notices • Peace of mind for everyone. Corrections iPad Users - • PAULINE LINCOLN, 96, Centralia, died ••• Sunday, Jan. 17, at home. A graveside I look forward to assisting you with this CH552659cbw.ke The Chronicle seeks to be accu- important part of your estate planning Dan Schaefer service will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Moun- rate and fair in all its reporting. If We have an Advance Planning Consultant tain View Cemetery, Centralia. Arrange- ments are under the direction of New- you find an error or believe a news ell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. item is incorrect, please call the app for you! • THERESE BROWN, 75, Centralia, died newsroom as soon as possible at Sticklin Thursday, Jan. 14, at Prestige Post-Acute 807-8224, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Funeral Chapel and Rehabilitation Center, Centralia. Monday through Friday. chronline.com Serving Lewis County Since 1890 Service details are pending. Arrange- sticklinsfuneralchapel.com ments are under the direction of New- ell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. 360-736-1388 | 1437 South Gold St.Centralia • BRIAN DALE BOND, 61, Chehalis, died Make This The Year You Pre-Plan Monday, Jan. 18, at home. A celebration of life and potluck luncheon will be at Funeral Planning ahead of ime means: 1 p.m. Saturday at Forest Grange, 3397 • Your family knows your wishes Jackson Highway, Chehalis. Arrange- 1941-2016 ments are under the direction of Sticklin • Your loved ones are relieved of inancial issues Funeral Chapel, Centralia. • Emoional, costly decisions are avoided Therese S. Powell-Brown • LARRY DALE FINSTAD, 73, Silver Creek, • You have peace of mind knowing you have died Sunday, Jan. 17, at home. 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Visit us online at: www.NewellHoerlings.com • Main 11 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 Former Sheriff Candidate Files Suit, Alleges Records Withheld to Hide ‘Back Room’ Dealings With Former Crime Reporter By Natalie Johnson that it was an accidental, rather cies. Brown told Green via email fice’s omission of the document. This is one of three public-re- [email protected] than deliberate, omission, call- that she knew of no other records None of the documents cords-related lawsuits Green has ing it a “good-faith misunder- that were relevant to his request. Green submitted with his law- filed in the past year in Thurston A former candidate for Lewis standing.” On Nov. 20, 2014, Green also suit show such a relationship or County Superior Court. He filed County sheriff has filed a law- The next hearing in the law- requested records from the city agreement between Schendel suit against the Pierce County suit against the county, claiming suit is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. of Bellevue, where Schendel is and the Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff’s Office in April 2015, al- that the Sheriff’s Office inten- April 15 at the Thurston County now working as a police officer, “While this belief may not be leging that the agency violated tionally violated public records Courthouse. Eisenberg said the for records of endorsements or corroborated yet by ‘smoking gun’ public records law by “silently law in an effort to hide alleged purpose of the motion hearing recognition by the Lewis County evidence that the sheriff explicitly withholding” documents perti- political bias surrounding the is to present evidence relevant to Sheriff’s Office regarding her directed Ms. Schendel to under- nent to his request. 2014 election. possible penalties to the county employment application to the mine my candidacy, the circum- The court granted partial Brian Green, of Onalaska, for violation of the Public Re- Bellevue Police Department. stances of the subsequent recom- summary judgments to both filed the lawsuit cords Act. The city of Bellevue respond- mendation and the withholding Green and the Pierce County on Nov. 17, 2015, Penalties for violations of the ed, giving Green a questionnaire of this communication to the city Sheriff’s Office in October, with Thurston act can range from nothing to with answers from Brown, ex- of Bellevue from disclosure under and the case was subsequently County Superior $100 per day. changed during Schendel’s hir- the Public Records Act certainly dismissed. Court. Eisenberg said the county is ing process. look suspicious to me,” Green On Jan. 11, 2016, Green filed Green filed prepared to pay costs related to Green’s lawsuit argues that said in an email. “I am looking a public records suit against the a motion in the Green’s filing of the lawsuit, but the Sheriff’s Office should have forward to find out in the dis- Office of the Governor, again suit on Jan. 7 will ask the judge to order no ad- released the questionnaire with covery process just what the true stating that the office engaged for partial sum- ditional penalties. Brown’s answers. facts are in regard to these suspi- in a “silent withholding” of pub- mary judgment, Brian Green “The county’s position is go- In a declaration filed with cious circumstances.” lic records. asking the court former candidate ing to be — this is a simple honest the lawsuit, Brown said the to find that the for Lewis County mistake, he now has the record, document was omitted through Sheriff’s Office sheriff it’s really not that different from an oversight. withheld the what we did give him, which was “… (I)t never occurred to me documents in an effort to hide the letter of recommendation,” that this standard-form ques- what he called a “back room quid Eisenberg said. “And depend- tionnaire might be a document MOTHER pro quo” with former Chronicle ing on what Mr. Green presents, of the type falling within the crime reporter Stephanie Schen- we may also want to present words he used in phrasing his del regarding coverage of Green’s evidence that there was no back request,” Brown wrote. “In my candidacy leading up to the No- room deal.” mind, filling in a standard-form NADINE ESTHER (RHODES) MARTIN vember 2014 election. questionnaire is something dif- AUG. 18, 1933 - DEC. 24, 2015 “I personally believe that it ON NOV. 19, 2014, two weeks af- ferent than providing a woman ick Rhodes, Eugene Her- is a distinct possibility that Ms. ter losing the election for Lewis with a job reference or with a rec- man Rhodes, Lee Wilson Schendel was rewarded by the County sheriff to Rob Snaza, ommendation for employment.” Rhodes, Gerald Daniel Lewis County sheriff with a rec- Green filed a public records re- Brown did directly recom- Rhodes, Dorothy Jose- ommendation for a lucrative job quest with the Lewis County mend that the Bellevue Police phine Rhodes and Donald as a law enforcement officer in Sheriff’s Office asking for “any Department hire Schendel in an Rhodes; and two cousins, the big city in return for her hav- and all official correspondence” email from August 2014 to a Bel- Ernestine (Cottenoir) Don- ing orchestrated political hit piec- from any employee of the Sher- levue detective in the agency’s ovan and Lorraine (Cot- es on behalf of the good old boys iff’s Office “endorsing, advocat- personnel unit, which the Sher- tenoir) Webb. in Lewis County to taint my can- ing, commending, recommend- iff’s Office also did not release Nadine is survived by didacy for sheriff,” Green said in ing, or otherwise recognizing to Green after his initial public her four children, Mi- an email to The Chronicle. Stephanie Schendel.” records request. chael Joseph Hubbs and Schendel, who worked for A copy of Green’s request was Brown described Schendel Nadine Esther (Rhodes) Irene, Donna Mae Hubbs The Chronicle from 2012 to 2014, included in the lawsuit. in largely positive terms in the Martin, passed away Dec. (Bagley) and David, Bobi is now an officer in the Bellevue Green told The Chronicle he questionnaire. 24, 2015. She was born Jo Hubbs and Barry and Police Department. filed the request because he be- Eisenberg said the Sheriff’s Aug. 18, 1933 to Herman Sheri Leanne Hethorn Lewis County deputy pros- lieved that news coverage of his Office released the additional Frederick Rhodes and Sa- McKinney and Eric; four ecutor Eric Eisenberg, who is candidacy was unfair, and later documents after Green brought die Josephine Cottenoir. grandchildren, Charles representing the county in the learned Schendel had changed it to their attention. She was an enrolled Joseph (CJ) Stevens, Jen- lawsuit, said he believes Green’s jobs from a crime and law en- “It wasn’t until after we had member of the Cowlitz In- nifer Lee Birch (Venable), allegations about any back room forcement reporter to law en- done that that he raised these dian Tribe. Nadine was the Maggie Miller and Michael dealings are simply “made up.” forcement officer. new allegations of a conspiracy,” fourth great-granddaughter Miller; eight great-grand- “Basically the county’s posi- Chief Deputy Stacy Brown, Eisenberg said. “It’s just simply not of Chief Scaneewa, Chief children, Dallas, Gabriel, tion is, specifically, that there who is the public information borne out in chief Brown’s affida- of Chiefs. She and her Haley, Justin, Jackson, Ol- was no quid pro quo with Steph- officer for the Sheriff’s Office, vit.” family also descend from ivia, Emaline and Tiernin; anie Schendel … there was no wrote back to Green on the 19th, a historic family of Wash- - GREEN’S INITIAL COMPLAINT, seven irst cousins, Col conspiracy,” he said. “That is not asking him to clarify his request. filed ington State, starting with leen, Yvonne, Helen, Leo how the county does business.” She later forwarded him a let- nearly a year after his public re- her third great-grandfather, Jr., Georgerene, Mitchell However, he said the Sheriff’s ter of recommendation she gave cords request, does not mention Simon Plamondon Sr., who and Debra; and numerous Office admits that it failed to re- to Schendel to use as she applied the motivations Green’s new mo- married Chief Scaneewa’s second and third cousins. lease the record initially, but said for jobs at law enforcement agen- tion ascribes to the Sheriff’s Of- daughter, Thas-e-muth. Si- A service will be held at mon B. Plamondon Sr. was Columbia Funeral Home, the very irst non-native Longview, Washington at News in Brief settler in Washington State. 11:00 a.m., Jan. 23, 2016. Nadine was married four Graveside will be at 12:30 State Politics: Carbon The measure would cut sales Wyman says the initiative times in her life, Van Cal- p.m. at the Winlock Cem- and business taxes equal to a narrowly made the cut despite a vin Hubbs, Leo J. Hethorn, etery. A gathering will im- Tax Initiative Certified new fee on carbon pollution, high rate of errors, including du- Michael W. McKinney and mediately follow at the plicate signatures, in their ran- Jack L. Martin. OLYMPIA (AP) — The which sponsors say would be a Olequa Senior Center, 119 dom sample. She was preceded in Washington secretary of state’s revenue-neutral approach. The SW Kerron St., Winlock, proposal would add a $25 per ton The initiative next goes to the death by her parents, Her- WA 98596. office has officially certified an Legislature, where lawmakers man Frederick Rhodes and fee on fossil fuels. initiative to the Legislature that can pass it along to voters as-is Sadie Josephine Cottenoir; More than 363,000 were sub- To view the obituary, please go would tax carbon emissions. or send it to the November ballot siblings, George Freder- to chronline.com/obituaries. Secretary of State Kim mitted for the initiative, nearly along with a legislative alternative. Wyman certified the results for 120,000 more than the mini- Initiative 732 on Tuesday. mum required. LAWRENCE CARL HATFIELD Support Our Community were eventually divorced. In community that knew and V oluntee R 1951, Carl met and married loved him. Ethel P. West and helped to Carl was preceded in death raise Ethel’s children, Robert by his parents; wife of 58 West Jr. and Ada P. “Susy” years, Ethel; sons, Lawrence 1919-2016 West. The family moved to Dean (Larry) Hatield and Oregon City, Oregon in 1952 Lewis Gene Hatield; stepson, Pauline Evelyn Lincoln and bought a small farm. Carl Robert West Jr.; son-in-law, worked for Crown Zellerbach Doren Francis Martin; sisters, hunting, ishing, clamming and Paper Mill. In 1953, after Martha Driggers and Helen; many fun camping adventures. a near fatal accident at granddaughter, Rebecca Pauline did beautiful crocheting the mill, Carl and Ethel Andrews; great-granddaughter, and knitting and donated many became devout Christians, Jessika Andrews. hats to the Salvation Army. eventually becoming ordained He is survived by She is survived by niece, ministers in the Full Gospel stepdaughter, Ada ‘Susy’ Sigrid (Tony) Strozyk, whom Fellowship and even pastored Foster; granddaughters, Pauline and John raised since Lawrence Carl Hatield, a small church in Ridgeield, Linda Andrews and Sandra she was nine years old; their 94, of Centralia, passed away Washington, where they lived children, Randy, Mike and Jan. 14, 2016 at Providence Martin; great-grandchildren, for several years. Jennifer Churchill, Alexandra Scott; niece, Marsha (Tracy) Centralia Hospital with his Carl worked for the U.S. Andrews, Samantha Andrews, Witchey; nephew, Gary (Sue) stepdaughter, Susy, at his Postal Service and worked his and Cody Michaels; great- Hodges, who looked after bedside. Carl was born to way up to Postmaster position their loving aunt in her later Francis and Ruth (Pettyjohn) great-grandchildren, Ilijah in Woodland, from which he Andrews, Rylie Andrews, years; and many other nieces, Hatield Oct. 5, 1921, in did retire in 1981. Shortly Amari Andrews, Flint Fischer nephews, friends and family. Prescott, Washington. thereafter, he and Ethel moved Pauline Evelyn Lincoln, 96, and Cleo Andrews. Pauline was preceded in death Carl graduated from to Centralia. They stayed passed away Jan. 17, 2016, at A funeral service will be by her parents; husband, John Dayton High School in 1940. active in church fellowship for Colonial Residence, where she held at 11:00 a.m., Jan. 22, in 2006; brothers, Leonard He attended college for a brief many years until Ethel’s health lived and enjoyed life for the 2016 at Faith Temple Word (Armyn Lee) Felker and time, then decided to join the began to decline. Even after last ive years. She was born William (Eva) Felker; sisters, United States Air Force and Ethel’s death in 2009, Carl of Life Center in Centralia. Feb. 25, 1919 to Henry and Helen (Cecil) Arrowsmith, was eventually assigned to a stayed dedicated to his faith A luncheon will follow at the Anna Felker in Farmington, Edith (Lovell) Hodges and supply squadron in England, church. A private graveside Washington. and continued to teach God’s Elma Felker. which he enjoyed. He had service will be held Saturday, Pauline Felker married John word to any and all who would A graveside service will be many stories of his time in the Jan. 23, 2016 at Mountain Lincoln March 9, 1941. They listen. held Friday, Jan. 22, 2016 at military. Carl left the Air Force View Cemetery, Centralia. lived in Centralia and Bucoda He was the kindest, most Mountain View Cemetery in in 1951. patient and gentle natured Services are under the care before moving to Kelso in Centralia at 2:00 p.m. of Sticklin Funeral Chapel, 1962, where they managed He married Loucille Plock person that anyone could know The family requests any in 1945. They became parents on this earth. Carl’s passing Centralia. the Kelso and Longview memorials to be donated to Theof two sons, Larry Dean and will leave an irreplaceable Oregonian distribution. She To view this obituary, please go to Stillwater Foundation, 2700 Lewis Gene. Carl and Loucille void in our family and the chronline.com/obituaries. and John returned to Centralia Colonial Dr., Centralia, WA Sticklin Funeral Chapel in 2002. 98531. 1437 South Gold Pauline and John enjoyed To view the obituary, please go to Condolences may be offered at Centralia, WA 98531 chronline.com/obituaries. www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com (360) 736-1388 Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Meow! Musical ‘Cats’ to Cheap Oil, While Good for British Future in EU? Return to Broadway French PM Warns This Summer of Exit ‘Tragedy’ NEW YORK (AP) — “Cats,” Consumers, Slams Stocks DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — once Broadway’s longest-run- Worries over a British exit from ning show, will not be a “Mem- By Ken Sweet and David Koenig inspired drillers to develop new were removed from that figure, the European Union weighed on ory” for long — the musical is participants at the World Eco- AP Business Writers techniques and to go to new S&P 500 profits would be up a coming back to New York. places to find more oil, and they very healthy 5.7 percent for the nomic Forum today, with France’s A revival of the Andrew NEW YORK (AP) — Wall succeeded. In the U.S. improved full year. prime minister warning that it Lloyd Webber musical will re- Street is drowning in oil. oil drilling technologies known That profit drop directly would be a “tragedy” that could turn this summer to the Neil Si- Stocks are having their worst generally as fracking have added leads to lower share prices that prove an inspiration to populists mon Theatre under its original start to a year in history in part more oil to the global market drag down entire indexes. Two around the region at a time when director, Trevor Nunn. Previews because of a rapid plunge in the than the total production of any of the biggest oil companies in many countries are contending begin July 14 and opening night price of oil. The price of crude other nation in OPEC other than the world, Exxon and Chevron, with massive numbers of refugees. is Aug. 2 is down 28 percent this year al- British Prime Minister David “Cats” was based on “Old Pos- Saudi Arabia. are part of the 30-member Dow ready, which in turn has dragged Producers in the U.S. and Jones industrial average. Of the Cameron said he’s in no hurry to sum’s Book of Practical Cats,” a down energy company shares in hold a referendum on his country’s collection of poems by T.S. Eliot. abroad haven’t cut back produc- 20 biggest share price losers in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index tion very much, despite the low the S&P 500 this year, 13 are en- future in the EU, if a deal on his re- It bid farewell to Broadway in by 13 percent, which has helped form proposals doesn’t emerge at 2000 after an almost 18-year run prices, and now the lifting of ergy companies. pull the overall index down 9 international sanctions against Investors are also selling a summit of European leaders in in a confetti-strewn final perfor- percent. Iran could send more oil flow- shares of companies that may February. But he insisted that his mance that ended up being No. This even though low oil ing into markets that are already have exposure to the oil industry, aim is to “secure” Britain’s future 7,485. prices — and the cheap prices awash in crude. like certain banks. And the price in a reformed EU, a stance that he “Cats” was the first of the big for gasoline and other fuels that U.S. stockpiles are at their of oil has now fallen so low that says is the best outcome for both British musicals with lavish set- result — are wonderful for con- sides. tings and pop scores to invade sumers and many companies. highest level in at least 80 years, investors are also worried that and the International Energy it could mean global economic “If there’s a good deal on the ta- Broadway in 1980s. It earned a “It seems ironic that in the ble, I will take it,” he told an audi- fortune for Lloyd Webber and Agency predicts that during the growth is much weaker than run-up to the global financial ence of mainly business leaders in producer Cameron Mackintosh, first half of this year global oil expected, which could hurt all crisis we were worried about oil the Swiss ski resort of Davos. “But who went on to bring “Les Mis- supply could outstrip demand by companies. prices being too high in 2007 and if there isn’t the right deal, I’m not erables,” ‘’The Phantom of the 1.5 million barrels per day. 2008. Now we’re worried about in a hurry. I can hold my referen- Opera” and “Miss Saigon” to them being too low,” said Julian Demand for crude has been Aren’t Lower Oil Prices A Good Broadway. growing steadily, but that may dum any time up until the end of Jessop, head of commodities re- Thing for the Economy? 2017. And it’s much more impor- search with London-based re- not last because economic It depends on why prices are tant to get this right than to rush it.” searchers Capital Economics Ltd. growth in China, the world’s Governor’s Emails lower. The drastic drop in oil and second-largest oil consumer af- If they fall because new sup- Show Debate Over stock prices stands in contrast ter the U.S., is slowing. plies have been found, it usually Officials Name Top with a U.S. economy that, on the Blame for Flint Water whole, is doing pretty well. U.S Why Do Low Oil Prices Hurt helps the broader economy, and Suspects in Iraq LANSING, Mich. (AP) — A employers created 292,000 jobs the Stock Market? markets held up fairly well dur- Abductions day after doctors reported high in December, and few econo- ing oil’s big slide from over $100 levels of lead in Flint children, mists see the economy sliding Oil company profits are plum- a barrel in 2014 to under $50 a BAGHDAD (AP) — Two Gov. Rick Snyder’s top aide told into recession. meting, so oil company shares are barrel last year. powerful Shiite militias are top him the “real responsibility” for Here’s what experts think is plummeting, and that is dragging “In the long run, lower oil suspects in the abduction of the city’s water issues rested going on. down the whole market. prices should be positive or at three Americans last weekend in with local government officials, Analysts estimate that profit worst neutral for the world econ- a southern neighborhood of the for all S&P 500 companies in omy because all they’re really do- Iraqi capital, an Iraqi police com- emails show. Why Is Oil So Low? Then-chief of staff Dennis total are on track to be down ing is transferring income from mander and a Western security of- Muchmore later told the gover- Because there is so much of it. a recession-like 5.8 percent for oil producers to oil consumers,” ficial in Baghdad said today. nor that residents were “caught A long run of high oil prices 2015. But if energy companies Jessop says. The Americans were abducted in a swirl of misinformation” in Dora, a mixed neighborhood about lead contamination and that is home to both Shiites and that it was up to city and county Trump Gets Palin Endorsement Sunnis, on Saturday. It was the lat- leaders to confront the issue, ac- est in a series of brazen high-profile cording to the emails, which kidnappings undermining con- were released Wednesday. fidence in the Iraqi government’s “Of course, some of the Flint ability to control state-sanctioned people respond by looking Shiite militias, which have grown for someone to blame instead in strength as Iraqi security forces of working to reduce anxiety,” battle the Islamic State group. Muchmore wrote. “We can’t tol- Two Shiite militias — Asaib erate increased lead levels in any Ahl al-Haq and Saraya al-Salam — event, but it’s really the city’s wa- were likely behind the attack, the ter system that needs to deal with Iraqi and Western official told The it.” Associated Press today. Sanders Health UK Judge: Putin Plan Would Be More Probably Approved Generous Than Medicare Plan to Poison Ex-Spy WASHINGTON (AP) — LONDON (AP) — President Democratic presidential candi- Vladimir Putin probably approved date Bernie Sanders says his plan a plan by Russia’s FSB security ser- for a government-run health vice to kill a former agent-turned- care system from cradle to grave Kremlin critic who died after is like Medicare for all. drinking tea laced with radioac- But with full coverage for / The Associated Press tive poison, a British judge said long-term care, most dental Mary Altaffer Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, right, endorses Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, left, during a rally today in a strongly worded report care included, no deductibles that led Moscow to accuse Britain and zero copays, the Sanders at Iowa State University Tuesday in Ames, Iowa. “We’re almost at the inish line,” Trump said after the rally, where he implored his supporters to be sure to cast their vote at the lead-of Feb. 1 caucus. of a politically motivated attack. plan is considerably more gener- Judge Robert Owen, who led ous. Think of it as Medicare on a public inquiry into the 2006 growth hormones. killing of Alexander Litvinenko, Setting aside ideological is- Bills Hire Kathryn Smith, NFL’s First said he was certain that two Rus- sues, the scope of Sanders’ plan sian men had given Litvinenko and its lack of detail have raised tea containing a fatal dose of po- questions about its seriousness. Full-Time Female Assistant Coach lonium-210 during a meeting at a Some health care experts see it London hotel. mainly as a political document By John Wawrow sistant for the team’s assistant Bogdan, who died in 2009, was He said there was a “strong to distinguish Sanders’ revolu- coaches. She spent the past seven the daughter of late Bills Hall of AP Sports Writer probability” that Russia’s FSB, suc- tionary ideas from Hillary Clin- years working alongside Ryan. Fame owner Ralph Wilson. ton’s incremental approach. BUFFALO, N.Y. — The NFL She was the New York Jets Several NFL teams have em- cessor to the Soviet Union’s KGB has its first full-time female player personnel assistant when ployed women in prominent spy agency, directed the killing coach. Ryan took over as coach in 2009. roles in the front office. Amy and that the operation was “prob- Last Run for Current Kathryn Smith was pro- Smith then served as Ryan’s as- Trask was the Raiders’ chief ex- ably approved” by Putin, then as SAT This Week; New moted by the sistant in 2014, his final year in ecutive officer for owner Al Da- now the president of Russia. Buffalo Bills New York before he was fired vis from 1997 until she resigned One Debuts in March on Wednesday and then hired by the Bills. in 2013. Russian Ruble Keeps WASHINGTON (AP) — The night to take “She certainly deserves this The Jets promoted long-time current version of the SAT col- over as special promotion based on her knowl- executive Jacqueline Davidson to on Falling, Hits lege entrance exam has its final teams quality edge and strong commitment, director of football administra- New Record Low run this weekend, when hun- control coach just to name a couple of her out- tion last season. She was previ- dreds of thousands of students on Rex Ryan’s standing qualities,” Ryan said in ously the team’s manager of foot- MOSCOW (AP) — The Rus- nationwide will sit, squirm or staff. a statement released by the team. ball administration. sian ruble has hit another historic She will Kathryn Smith low against the dollar as curren- stress through the nearly four- new Bills coach “She has proven that she’s ready Dawn Aponte is Miami’s ex- hour reading, writing and math assist special for the next step, so I’m excited ecutive vice president of football cies slid across the former Soviet test. A new revamped version de- teams coordi- and proud for her with this op- administration, and has been in- Union against the backdrop of low buts in March. nator Danny portunity.” volved in the front offices of the oil prices. The College Board, the non- Crossman and his assistant Bills offensive lineman Richie Dolphins, Jets, Browns and the The ruble traded above 85 to profit organization that owns the Eric Smith, filling the role that Incognito expressed his support NFL for 25 years. the dollar for the first time in Mos- SAT, says more than 351,000 stu- opened after Michael Hamlin for Smith in a tweet. Among others on a quickly cow early this afternoon, a fall of dents registered to take the Jan. was not retained following the “Congrats Kathryn!! I know growing list of high-ranking more than three percent, which 23 test. That’s a nearly 10 percent season. you will do a great job,” Incog- women in NFL franchises in- beat the previous low of 82.4 to the increase over the number of stu- Smith’s appointment comes nito said in a post that included a clude Katie Blackburn, Cincin- dollar set in trading Wednesday dents registered for last January’s after Jen Welter served a six-week thumb’s up and smiley face. nati’s executive vice president; evening. It later recovered slightly exam. training camp internship last This is not the first time Jeanne Bonk, San Diego’s ex- to trade around 84.2. A major snowstorm could summer coaching inside line- the Bills broke the gender bar- ecutive vice president and chief Today’s slip means the ruble force cancellations along some backers for the Arizona Cardinals. rier. Linda Bogdan, in 1986, financial officer; and Hannah is at its lowest level since the cur- parts of the East Coast. Make-up Smith is well-known within became the NFL’s first female Gordon, San Francisco’s vice rency was redenominated in 1998, sessions would be offered with the Bills staff after spending this scout, when she joined the team’s president of legal and govern- during Russia’s worst post-Soviet the current exam. season as an administrative as- player personnel department. ment affairs. economic crisis. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 • Main 13

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Helping Young Readers Voice of the People

Chronicle readers share their thoughts every day through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of the recent highlights of conversation.

Followers of The Chronicle’s Facebook page respond to a story detailing what a report found to be a 47 percent poverty rate in Lewis County:

Curtis Bush: As I have stated before, until the current political regime in Lewis County is voted out, the county will continue to experience high levels of unemployment and poverty! Too many “old school” leaders filling their pockets instead of updating their economical commitment!

Randy Cobb: The only way to reduce the poverty is to attract more industry that provides family wage jobs! If a business/industry can only survive by paying minimum wage, then they are not an asset to this or any area!

Erin Malunat: We cannot get any kind of progress in our area. How are young people going to be able to stay and raise families without good-paying jobs locally? I think too many people believe growth means we are going to become a Vancouver, Washington, overnight. I am thinking growing to the size of Woodland or Ridgefield would be nice.

Followers of The Chronicle’s Facebook page respond to a story detailing Gov. Jay Inslee’s plans to reduce suicides and gun violence:

Ryan Kalnoski: Inslee said that people who commit suicide “had a moment of depression?” Clinical depression is NOT just a “moment!”

Photograph submitted by Angela French, United Way of Lewis County Amber Mark, right, from Anchor Bank, serves as a Reading Buddy in the program sponsored by United Way of Lewis County. Interested in becoming a Reading Buddy volunteer? You can make a diference in a child’s life by giving just an hour a week Neil Marsh: Tread carefully, Jay, a cam- to help young readers succeed. For more information, call United Way at (360) 748-8100. paign like this could easily bring about unin- tended and undesirable outcomes. Causing them to opt for a car isn’t a good result.

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Followers of The Chronicle’s Facebook page respond to a story featuring the Brown Shack Tavern, which has been in operation in Salkum for 96 years:

La Vie D’amour: I can’t believe how many cars are parked there daily when I drive by, for such a small town.

Diane Ready: Was there years ago. Nice little bar.

Followers of The Chronicle’s Facebook page respond to a story detailing repeated thefts and a robbery at the B&D Mar- ket in Centralia: Lower your interest rate. John Curry: The homeless tweaker ele- Increase your happiness rate. ment in town has definitely gotten worse lately. Matt and Dave, we appreciate you guys!! You’ve got the best prices in town and the remodel looks great!

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Continued from the front page state Route 6, enveloping por- tions of Napavine, Winlock and the Boistfort Valley. The district stretches from Aberdeen to Longview. For Rossetti, Wednesday’s legislative lineup included a committee hearing, caucus, a quick meeting about the Cheha- lis River Basin to discuss scheduling and a timeline and a chat with an automobile industry representative, followed by meetings with constituents and their bills of interest. It’s just one of many busy days during the 60-day legislative session, but Rossetti, D- Longview, knew what he was getting into before joining the ranks of Washington state lawmakers. He previously interned for former Sen. Brian Hatfield and worked as an aide for Rep. Brian Blake, D-Aberdeen. But now, after being appointed to a seat previously held by fellow 19th Dis- trict Democrat Dean Takko in October, he’s got his own office — his first office. When Hatfield left to take a position in Gov. Jay Inslee’s administration, county commissioners chose Takko to fill the Senate seat, opening an opportunity for Rossetti, who re- placed Takko in the House. Located in the John L. O’Brien Building, his office is Pete Caster / [email protected] complete with a coffee maker, After inishing up an early morning Technology and Economic Development Committee hearing, State Rep. JD Rossetti, D-Longview, walks toward the Capitol Building of course, a view of the dome, to caucus with his fellow House Democrats on Wednesday morning in Olympia. a map of the 19th District and terned for a legislator. It started family photos. even before he graduated from He pulled one down to show high school. a Chronicle reporter Wednes- “I was kind of a nerd growing day morning before an 8:30 a.m. up. I still am,” he said. committee hearing. He ran for a student office at It was of a Little League team Rainier High School on the slo- bookended by Rossetti and his gan, “Remember Spaghetti, Vote wife, Amber. Their three boys, for Rossetti.” Cadin, Jude and Boston, all It got laughs then too, he told played on the same team that The Chronicle. year. It doesn’t usually happen, When he decided to go to col- Rossetti said. That’s why he lege at Lower Columbia College chose that photo for his office. nearly a decade after graduating It’s his family, his kids, that from Rainier, he again got in- led the 34-year-old to choose ed- volved and served as president of ucation as his focus in Olympia. the Associated Students of LCC. He serves on the Education com- It was then that he learned mittee, as well as Transportation public service was his passion and Technology & Economic and he wanted to keep going Development committees. with it. He said if he has to work on While at WSU in Vancouver policies he wants to work on in 2011, he got an internship with ones that will impact his kids. Hatfield and his first taste of a Working on education helps him legislative session at the Capitol. feel connected to his family. Since then, Rossetti has been State Rep. JD Rossetti, D-Longview, talks with State Rep. Richard DeBolt, R-Centralia, during an impromptu meeting of sena- He’s also continuing serving involved with legislators as an tors and state representatives who are involved with looding in the Chehalis River Basin on Wednesday afternoon at the on the Longview School Board, aide but also got to provide input Capitol Building in Olympia. which he was elected to in 2013. to enact change. Serving there has helped him During his time in Olympia, consider state education issues he’s learned that sometimes the from a local level, he said. most important meetings hap- A CENTURY OF HELPING OTHERS. Right now, he, and his col- pen in the hallways. Constitu- leagues have a big education is- ents and lobbyists alike snagged sue to tackle — fully funding Rossetti for a few moments be- schools as required under the tween appointments. “How can we help you?” McCleary decision. “My philosophy is just to take The McCleary workgroup re- every opinion that comes,” he cently released a plan to address said. That doesn’t mean he’ll the decision. Rossetti said he agree with it, but he’s willing to most wants to see levy reform so talk about it. Local People, levies for rural schools aren’t so The constituents, Mark Smith Local Decisions high compared to urban areas. and Bruce Barnes, discussed the “We still have a long way to go support they’re gathering on a for Flexible Loan Solutions to solve (it),” he said, but noted bill sponsored by Rossetti that or to Grow Your Business. that steps were taken last session aims to have a citizen chair on Plus, Everyday Banking to increase funding to schools. Washington State Department Rossetti’s been regularly of Fish and Wildlife workgroups and Mobile Banking. walking the halls under the instead of an employee chair that dome and following the Mc- increases the agency’s control. Keith Macy Cleary decision since it dropped. The bill came as a response to an NMLS# 539574 But his interest in politics and elk hoof disease work group. government goes back further than 2011, when Rossetti first in- please see ROSSETTI, page Main 15

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State Rep. JD Rossetti, D-Longview, spends a few minutes with Mark Smith, of Toutle and a member of the Elk Hoof Rot Disease Public Working Group, as he hurries from one meeting to another at the Capitol Building in Olympia on Wednesday afternoon.

State Rep. JD Rossetti, D-Longview, waits in line for a free baked potato lunch during "Olympia Potato Day" at the Legislature on Wednesday afternoon in Olympia.

legislation that needs a school Rossetti district fiscal note to include funding or identify a resource for Sen. Dean Takko, right, D-Longview, shows State Rep. JD Rossetti, D-Longview, left, a message on his phone while sitting in Continued from page Main 14 the money, not including local a meeting with state Rep. Brian Blake, D-Aberdeen, on Tuesday afternoon at Blake's oice in the Capitol Building in Olympia. levies or federal funds. Rossetti is the primary spon- As of Wednesday afternoon, sor on six additional bills so far tion allocations to those schools “People know who to be mad wants to be available to talk to 12 other lawmakers had signed could see some opposition. at,” he said. the residents about their issues this legislative session, includ- on to it. Sponsoring legislation — He also doesn’t get week- even if their opinions differ. ing two that he thinks might be He also thinks his bill to stop signing his name to bills and ends off anymore, but he doesn’t tough to pass. allowing the state to use school speaking to them — has been the mind, he said. “In this work it’s not about me. He has a bill to prevent un- district federal forest land funds biggest transition from aide to Not all citizens of District It’s about the constituents I rep- funded mandates, requiring all as a way to offset its basic educa- representative, he said. 19 get the same days off and he resent,” he said.

ing, trustees said after a series of its last meeting that they would was leaning toward doing a in December of last year after Walton meetings were held, it was clear ask him to return on an interim search in-house for its new pres- beginning in his role on July 1, staff at the college wanted some- basis. ident instead of hiring a consult- 2014. The board cited the lack Continued from the front page one with firsthand experience Vice Chair Doris Wood- ing firm. of a strong working relationship and knowledge to lead the col- Brumsickle told The Chronicle Former college president between Frost and the trustees. Walton was previously the lege during the time of transition. earlier Walton would work on Robert Frost took on the role After his termination, Frost college’s president for 12 years Walton’s name was men- a part-time basis, maybe two or as the school’s leader after Wal- will be paid $202,000 to fulfill and retired in 2014. tioned several times, and the three days a week. ton’s retirement. He was later requirements of his three-year At an earlier board meet- board of trustees announced at Moving forward, the board terminated from his position contract.

didn't get a hearing in the Senate. hearing Wednesday. Both bills hurt smaller convenience stores buying vaporizing devices and Smoking This year, the Senate version of have bipartisan sponsorship. because young people would electronic cigarettes. A person the bill sponsored by Sen. Mark Advocates for raising the buy tobacco on American Indi- who sells or gives tobacco or to- Continued from the front page Miloscia, R-Federal Way, hasn't smoking age trumpeted health an reservations or in states that bacco products like e-cigarettes been scheduled for a hearing in studies at the news conference border Washington, said Joanie to people under 21 would face announced at a news conference the Senate's Commerce and La- to boost their case. Deutsch, director of government a gross misdemeanor. Under- by state Attorney General Bob bor Committee, but committee A 2015 study from the Na- affairs for the Washington Re- age people caught with tobacco Ferguson, who called on law- chair Sen. Michael Baumgartner, tional Institute of Medicine says tail Association. wouldn't face penalties. makers to pass legislation he re- R-Spokane, previously said he lifting the smoking age to 21 "We believe retailers should The state Office of Finan- quested to raise the state's legal would consider hearing the bill. would reduce the smoking rate be allowed to fairly compete in cial Management estimated age to buy tobacco from 18 to 21. Last year, the bill didn't leave by about 12 percent and would the sale of tobacco products," that raising the smoking age to "Let's be blunt, cigarettes are Baumgartner's committee. lower smoking-related deaths by she said. 21 would cost the state $22 mil- too easy to get if you're a minor," In New Jersey on Tuesday, 10 percent over time. The bills under consider- lion in the 2017-19 budget cycle Ferguson said. He said his legis- Gov. Chris Christie didn't act on About 90 percent of adults ation in Washington would because of the anticipated loss of lation would make it harder for a bill that would have hiked the that become daily smokers say also ban people under 21 from tobacco tax revenue. teenagers to get cigarettes be- state's smoking age to 21, keep- they started smoking before 19, cause it would not be as easy for ing it at 19. Some cities, includ- the study says. people who are 18 to 20 to sell ing New York and Boston, have Some lawmakers opposed Vinyl Windows them to underage people. raised their smoking age to 21. to the bill have voiced concerns New Hawaii recently became the Still, Ferguson says Wash- that government shouldn't limit with Insulated LoW-E first state to raise its smoking ington must follow Hawaii's freedoms of people old enough age to 21, although the trend lead to save lives and reduce how to vote or serve in the military. SIzE Vj’S hasn't caught on yet in other much money the state spends to Representatives of retail and states. treat smoking-related illness. convenience stores testified 3 x 2 $90 In Olympia, an effort last The House version of the Wednesday against raising the 4 x 3 $120 year to raise the smoking age bill, House Bill 2313, had its first smoking age. The bill would 4 x 4 $129 CH552177cbw.sw football and this is what you’re long-term brain damage — it 5 x 4 $150 Vantuyl clutching your pearls over — not may be time to trade that 12 flag 6 x 4 $175 the violent criminals playing for a tutu and watch competitive Continued from Main 8 every week, not the fact that ballet or something. Check out our prices... no one involved in the league ••• WE WON’T BE UNDERSOLD! anything to a flag that didn’t in- 6525 196th St. SW, Rochester knows what constitutes a catch, Aaron VanTuyl is the sports editor 360-273-6903 • 800-600-6903 volve a delay-of-game penalty. not the fact that concussions are and an occasional columnist for The OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! Bargain barn If you’re watching NFL going to give half the players Chronicle. 9:00 AM - 5: 30 PM Main 16 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016

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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl CC Women Hold Off Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 5 Sports e-mail: [email protected] SPS 68-60 Tuesday’s 2A Girls Basketball Tigers Strike Back Against Tumwater EVCO: Centralia Scores said. “Madi (Crews) and Alyx Bearcats Lose First EvCo Game (Fast) got hot while Chloee Since 2012 23 in Fourth Quarter for (Akins) and Ellie (Corwin) hit First League Win some big buckets.” TUMWATER — Shasta Lof- Crews led the way with 19 gren scored 29 points on her By The Chronicle points, while Fast added 16. birthday, but the Bearcats lost Centralia’s defense got bet- Crews hit the back end of three their first Evergreen 2A Confer- ter each quarter and its offense 1-and-1 free throw situations ence game since Jan. 3, 2012 here went off in the fourth for a 46-41 down the stretch for the Tigers. Tuesday night. Evergreen 2A Conference victo- “Defensively we kept getting Black Hills came away with ry over Tumwater on Tuesday in better as the game went on and the 63-61 victory over W.F. West the Hub City. The Tigers, trail- it was good to see us win the re- and Bearcat coach Tom Kelly ing 30-23 heading into the final bounding battle,” Ashmore said. wasn’t impressed with the offici- stanza, outscored the Thunder- Centralia outrebounded ating in the contest. birds 23-11 for their first league Tumwater 31-26 with Corwin “I want to take nothing from victory of the season. hauling in 10 boards. The Ti- Black Hills, they played hard “In the fourth quarter we gers allowed just five offensive and they played a good game Brandon Hansen / [email protected] were just moving the ball and we rebounds. and they they deserved to win,” Centralia’s Alyx Fast pulls up for a 3-pointer against Tumwater Tuesday night in Ev- did a great job of finding people,” Centralia (9-6, 1-2 league) ergreen 2A Conference girls basketball in Centralia. Centralia coach Doug Ashmore plays at Fort Vancouver Friday. please see BEARCATS, page S4

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Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Brandon Hansen / [email protected] W.F. West’s Dakota Hawkins lays the ball up Adna’s Isaac Ingle (35) and Onalaska’s Stone Whitney (30) ight for a rebound Wednesday night in Central 2B League boys basketball action in Adna. against Tumwater on Tuesday night in Chehalis. Wolves Blow Past Bearcats 72-41 Pirates Grind Past Ony 42-34 C2BL: Adna, Toledo, MWP, Ell on Friday, and will play at Napavine EVCO: W.F. West Turns Ball Over on Saturday with a 5:45 p.m. start as the 20 Times; Mickelson Scores 24 Mossyrock, Pe Ell All Score first game in a boys-girls doubleheader. League Victories Onalaska (3-10, 2-9 league) will host to Lead Black Hills Napavine on Friday. By The Chronicle By Aaron VanTuyl ADNA — The Pirates overcame a Wallace, Indians Avenge Loss to Tigers [email protected] slow start to put away Onalaska, 42-34, TOLEDO — Joe Wallace came up W.F. West coach Chris White was here Wednesday night in Central 2B big and Toledo got a bit of revenge here less than thrilled by the end of Tuesday League boys basketball action. Wednesday night with a 52-41 C2BL night’s Evergreen 2A Conference match- Onalaska led 12-5 after a quarter. boys hoops win over Napavine. up with Black Hills. “We just missed a lot of shots in the The No. 8-ranked Tigers had beaten The Wolves’ full-court pressure threw first quarter, and they executed well,” Toledo 50-43 on Jan. 9, after trailing by the Bearcats for a loop in the first half, Adna coach Luke Salme said. “We came out in a zone and they executed and got 10 at halftime. and a lackluster second quarter was too Toledo led by 5 at halftime on much for the hosts to overcome Tuesday good shots in the post.” The Pirates, though, put together a Wednesday. in a 72-41 loss in Chehalis. “We were saying, ‘We’ve been here “We’re not happy with our effort to- series of seven straight defensive stops Brandon Hansen / [email protected] in the second quarter, and were able to Adna’s Conner Weed shoots against Onalaska before. We’ve done our job, but it’s for night. We were very flat and not where nothing if we don’t show up in the sec- take an 18-16 lead into the break. Wednesday night. we want to be mentally,” White said. ond half,” Toledo coach Grady Fallon Tanner Rigdon led Adna with 10 “And as a result we got embarrassed out that you’ve just got to keep grinding said. “Not that it was a barnburner, but points, while Isaac Ingle added 9. here pretty bad.” them for four quarters,” Salme said. we didn’t go backwards, and that was an The loss dropped the Bearcats to 0-3 Jacob Modica paced the Loggers The Pirates went just 6 of 19 from the improvement.” in league play at the midway point in the with 15 points. Wallace scored 18 points with three “It’s a grind against Ony. They’re so foul line in the win. please see BEARCATS, page S5 good defensively, and so disciplined, Adna (7-6, 6-5 league) will host Pe please see C2BL, page S5

Got It The Final Word Centralia’s Ellie Corwin Pirate Wrestlers Fare Well at Napavine grabs a By The Chronicle important for postseason seeding, and we TV’s Best Bet rebound College Basketball on Tuesday NAPAVINE — Adna took 10 wres- won some very important matches,” Fer- during an tlers to a 2B mix-and-match tournament rier said. Gonzaga at St. Mary’s EvCo win over here on Wednesday, with six going un- Senior Tanner Fields, at 160 pounds, 8 p.m. Tumwater in defeated and the Pirates posting an 18-3 dropped down from 170 for Wednesday’s ESPNU Centralia. record as a team. Each of Adna’s 10 wrestlers won at event and went 2-0, with an 8-0 win over least one match, according to coach Craig a returning state placer. Ferrier. Adna will wrestle at the Willapa Har- Brandon Hansen / [email protected] “This late in the season every match is bor Invite on Saturday.

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Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding State Fleecing 13 Counties; Payments in Lieu of Taxes Frozen Since 2011 Paper Says LAND ISSUES: Government- Governments Owned Land Reduces Need to Prepare Tax Base, but Payments for Catastrophes to Balance Costs Haven’t Risen in Five Years Like Yellowstone By Scott Sandsberry Eruption

Yakima Herald-Republic By Brett French Every time the state Depart- The Billings Gazette ment of Fish and Wildlife ob- tains new land through grant It’s long been known that if funding or a partnership with a the Yellowstone supervolcano conservation group, it’s in many were to erupt at full force the loss ways a win-win for anybody of life would be substantial and who loves the great outdoors. the effects on the world’s climate would be disastrous — water Continued public access? sources would be fouled, crops Check. would fail, many people would Wildlife habitat preserva- die directly and indirectly. tion? Check. In an international report More effective land man- that has recently captured head- agement with the reduction lines, scientists have attempted in checkerboard ownership? to quantify the threat of such Check. catastrophes while also urging But there’s one more check Sofia Jaramillo / Yakima Herald-Republic governments worldwide to col- to be considered: the one you’ll Elk gather near the Oak Creek Wildlife Area near Naches late last month. Oak Creek is one of 33 designated wildlife ares in laborate on investment in scien- write at tax time. Washington, part of roughly 1 million acres statewide owned or managed by the state Department of Fish and Wildlife. tific research to better prepare “When you take a piece the world in hopes of lessening of land off the tax rolls,” said the impacts of such a calamity. state Sen. Linda Parlette, R- PILT ISSUES: HOW DID THIS HAPPEN? “I think the paper and its Wenatchee, “it’s a tax shift to contents are very valuable,” said somebody else.” By Scott Sandsberry rate of 70 cents per acre of state taxing districts, and everything is Bob Smith, a University of Utah “So everybody else has to pay Yakima Herald-Republic wildlife land within the county; or intertwined in property taxes. researcher who has long studied more for the luxury of having the “open space” land rate. “As these lands are acquired the geodynamics of Yellowstone, that as public land, ” said Yaki- How did the state’s payment The latter is the most advanta- by the state, the tax base shrinks in lieu of taxes (PILT) to counties even if certain websites tend to ma County assessor Dave Cook. geous rate for landowners, giving a little bit. So to make that bond for publicly owned land become them a 50 percent reduced tax payment for that school district, sensationalize the findings to the In Yakima County, there’s a such a touchy issue in Washington “point of annoyance.” lot of that “luxury” to be shared. rate for offering up their lands for the levy rates go up to collect in the last six years? the same amount of money. The The warnings and recom- Barely 22 percent of Yakima public benefit — opening it up Two reasons, basically: for fishing and hunting, for exam- remaining taxpayers have to pick mendations are contained in County is privately owned and • The amount of land owned ple, or allowing a municipality to up that difference. “Extreme Geohazards: Reducing subject to property taxes. and managed by the state De- build athletic fields for the public. “Everybody is paying more. Not the Disaster Risk and Increasing Two-thirds of the county partment of Fish and Wildlife has As it turned out, using the only the guy who lives out near Resilience.” The report was sup- is comprised by federal land continued to grow — from 6,214 “open space” PILT methodology the wildland lands, but me living ported by the European Science — national forests and the Ya- acres in 1940 to 261,093 acres in was also the most advantageous in town. Now, it’s incremental — Foundation and included an in- 1970, and more than doubling kima Training Center under the for counties, who until 2009 had in Okanogan County, we have $4 ternational cast of authors with since then to 636,703 acres. Over Department of Defense — and mostly used the 70-cents-an-acre billion in taxable value. You take expertise in such diverse fields as the last five years alone, the Yakama Nation trust lands. calculation. $100,000 here and $100,000 there economics, health and earth sci- department has added nearly Roughly a quarter of what’s Okanogan County figured it (off the tax rolls), it’s just going to ences. 60,000 acres. left is owned and managed by out first and switched to “open be a little ripple. “It’s one of the only reports • Around 2009, counties be- space,” and its PILT went from “You get enough ripples, I’ve ever seen that takes a geolog- one of two state departments, gan to realize they were eligible $81,922 in 2009 to $410,062 in though, and you’ve got a wave.” ic perspective in thinking about either Natural Resources or Fish for a greater piece of the state’s and Wildlife. And while the fed- financial pie than they’d been 2010. Yakima County switched in With each new piece of public hazards,” said Jake Lowenstern, eral and tribal lands aren’t grow- enjoying. When they began tak- the next biennial budget, with land off the tax rolls, each ensuing a research geologist for the U.S. ing, the state Wildlife Depart- ing advantage of that, the state its PILT jumping from $111,850 in taxing district down the line must Geological Survey and scientist- ment adds new acreage nearly responded by freezing the pay- 2010 to $400,089 in 2011. adjust and charge a higher rate to in-charge of the Yellowstone Vol- every year. ments at those 2009 levels for 13 Were Yakima County’s 81,200 make up for the lost tax income. cano Observatory. Recognizing the impact that counties in Eastern Washington. acres of state wildlife lands pri- “Here’s a good analogy,” said state wildlife lands have on local The difference came in the vately owned and closed to public Yakima County assessor Dave Natural Disasters governments, the state makes methodology used by counties to use, the county would be receiv- Cook. “You and I and eight other determine their PILT — which the ing roughly $800,000 annually for people go out to lunch, and the In recent decades, the Unit- payments in lieu of taxes — ed States has suffered its share PILT, for short — to 13 counties state must pay to make up for all it in property taxes. waitress says I need to put this on Under the current PILT freeze, one ticket. When it’s time to pay of natural disasters. Hurricane where tax bases are hit the hard- of that public land taken off the counties’ tax rolls. Yakima County receives $126,225. the bill, you and I realize six of the Katrina in 2005 caused an es- est. But those payments are not “A lot of people think all this other people skipped out. That’s timated $40 billion in damage going up. Prior to 2009, counties could determine what the state owed PILT money goes straight to the the insidious thing we’re talking and killed almost 2,000 people, In 2011, the Legislature froze them in PILT by up to three differ- county coffers,” said Okanogan about: those left to pay. and it was narrowly confined. the wildlife department’s PILT ent rates — the rate established in County assessor Scott Furman. “Don’t get me wrong, I’m not Volcanic eruptions, on the other payment at a fraction of what 1984, the last time the Legislature “That money is shared. In Okano- against public lands. But how hand, especially ones the size of the counties would, by state law, had frozen PILT payments; a flat gan County, there are 64 distinct much is enough?” the Yellowstone supervolcano’s have otherwise been eligible last explosion, would far exceed for. (While the state Depart- Clay Sprague, the Wildlife De- cently purchased in western Kit- islative session. anything modern humans have ment of Natural Resources has experienced, the researchers partment’s state lands manager, titas County, rather than hand “What I’ve been trying to more land in Yakima County contend. “that’s big money.” it over to the state or the Forest do for several years is educate than the Wildlife Department, The worst, most recent volca- But because PILT is paid out Service. it is exempt from PILT payments people about PILT,” said Par- nic eruption took place in 1815 in because timber sales on those of the general fund, it’s also low- That wouldn’t be a first. The lette, the Majority Caucus chair- Tambora, Indonesia, leading to lands help finance education). hanging fruit for state legislators Nature Conservancy owns more woman. “All I can do is raise the the deaths of 92,000 people. That Were Yakima, Kittitas and struggling to balance a budget. than 150,000 acres in Washing- awareness of the issue. It’s an eruption was given a Volcanic Okanogan counties receiv- “The policy is not the is- ton, including 20,000 forested uphill battle, but I think we’re Explosivity Index of 7, one being PILT for their state-owned sue. It’s budgetary,” Berg said. acres on the Olympic Peninsula making progress.” ing the least explosive. Mount St. wildlife lands based on the low- “When they’re looking to save and 35,000 acres of shrub-steppe And it’s finding supporters. Helens in Washington state was est tax-rate level, that of public- money for education, they’ll cut in Douglas County that has been After SB5750 ended up rated VEI 5 and killed 57 people. benefit “open space land” — a anywhere.” managed by the conservancy for mired in committee, a coalition In contrast, the latest Yel- PILT prerogative for counties That has created some ten- more than a decade. including some fairly unlikely lowstone volcanic eruption was for more than a half-century — sion between counties and the But the conservancy would partners began forming to sup- a VEI 8 and occurred about the state would have paid them Wildlife Department and its prefer to help Kittitas and other port the bill — or, if not Par- 640,000 years ago. Another VEI a combined $7.5 million in the partners, such as The Nature counties get back the full PILT lette’s bill specifically, its general 8 occurred about 74,000 years past five years. Conservancy, which in many payments to which they are en- theme of returning counties to ago in Toba, Indonesia, and Instead, those three coun- cases purchase land and deed it titled — and state Wildlife De- full PILT. killed an estimated 60 percent of ties — which between them to the state. partment officials would like to Whether officially or unof- the population. If such an erup- are home to fully a third of the Officials in Asotin and see that happen. ficially, the coalition includes tion were to occur now with a state’s wildlife lands — received Okanogan counties have been “We want to be a good neigh- county commissioners, state much more populated Earth, just over $2 million. adamant about not wanting the bor. We want their support,” wildlife officials, statewide asso- the authors write ominously, it The shortfall in Yakima state to acquire any more land in said Sprague, the state wildlife ciations both of counties and of “could return humanity to a pre- County has been roughly $1.5 their counties, and the state has lands manager. “We as an agen- county assessors, and conserva- civilisation state.” million — or nearly $300,000 a agreed to a moratorium on pur- cy fully support and want to pay tion groups such as The Nature “It’s sobering,” Lowenstern year — while Kittitas and Okan- chases there. counties the full PILT obligation Conservancy, Rocky Mountain said. ogan counties have both re- Within the last year, Kit- they have coming to them, but Elk Foundation, Ducks Unlimit- Smith said the probability of ceived about $2 million less than titas County officials also have the Legislature is the one that ed, Trust for Public Land, Wash- Yellowstone’s volcano erupting they would have had not the said their county’s 176,735 acres appropriates the money to pay ington Wildlife and Recreation in any year is extremely low, less state frozen the PILT payments. of state wildlife land — nearly the PILT.” Coalition and Chelan County than .00014 percent. “When you look at the list a fifth of the roughly 1 million Last year, Sprague said, the Trust. “Since the last large eruptions, of the counties that get PILT, acres the Wildlife Department agency “put forward a bill to the “PILT makes such a major there have been 50 to 70 smaller they’re all in Eastern Washing- owns or manages in Washing- governor’s office asking if we difference for several of these eruptions contained primarily in ton, and they’re these counties ton state — is enough. could put that in as agency legis- counties,” said environmental the Yellowstone caldera,” he said, just struggling to hang on,” said “We as a board have histori- lation,” but Gov. Jay Inslee didn’t lawyer Peter Dykstra, one of the and more than a dozen small Laura Berg, land-use policy di- cally supported land purchases, support the bill. coordinators of the return-PILT hydrothermal eruptions occur rector for the Washington State particularly where it benefits A bipartisan group of state coalition. “Without it, counties every year. “You look at that and ask: Are we truly overdue, or has Association of Counties. the Yakima Basin Integrated senators led by Sen. Parlette of end up having to make terrible the volcanism pattern changed?” “This is what we tell the state: Plan, because it makes sense to Wenatchee, and including Sen. choices we wouldn’t want them This, paying PILT, is a statutory get that into public ownership Judy Warnick, R-Moses Lake, to have to make, and it has such responsibility. And it’s not a lot somehow,” said Kittitas County then sponsored Senate Bill 5750, a statewide impact. Preparedness of money to them. If they were Commissioner Gary Berndt. which called for an end to the “This is a case where you’ve The paper’s authors contend going to fully fund PILT for all “But at this point, what we PILT freeze and mandating PILT got all of these different enti- that more attention should be fo- 13 counties, it would only be have told Fish and Wildlife is payments to counties based on ties, a lot of whom don’t always cused on forecasting and prepar- about $5 million a year. For the we will not only not support (fu- the open-space parcel tax rate. have the same objectives and ing for such a cataclysmic event. state, that’s just budget dust.” ture) purchases, we may actively (See accompanying story.) mandates, who have all come to Smith agreed. But it’s a significant loss for campaign against them.” The bill never made it out of agreement that getting this issue “Most of the big volcanoes counties which, as Berg said, As a result, The Nature Con- the Ways and Means Commit- resolved for the counties’ benefit around the world are not moni- “live on very, very little and do servancy will retain ownership, tee, but Parlette has continued is very important and is the right tored,” he said. so much.” at least for the near future, of the to drum up support in hopes of thing to do. “For those counties,” said 48,000 acres of forest land it re- moving the bill forward this leg- “And that’s fairly unusual.” please see DISASTERS, page S3 • Sports 3 XXXXX The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Hunting & Fishing Report Disasters Winter’s Dark Ages Beginning to Brighten Continued from Sports 2 he depths of winter are week 11 bank anglers caught quota closures, but hunters may to last year,” added O’Toole in Yellowstone’s volcano is an like the black bottom of and released one wild steel- use any legal weapon. And as the press release. exception. Smith has been at Tthe ocean. As a mysteri- head on the Coweeman River, always, coyote season is open the forefront of installing bet- ous chasm devoid of light, it 52 bank anglers caught three all year round. ter monitoring tools around inspires paralysis-inducing steelhead on the Kalama River SNOWIN' the volcano, including 35 seis- fear of the unknown and un- and 30 bank anglers caught SHELLFISHIN' Things continue to look mographs, 45 GPS stations to controllable. The nothingness and released one wild steelhead detect horizontal and vertical plush for powder plank and is suffocating and crushes like on the East Fork Lewis River. Clam diggers will be un- displacement and even five claustrophobia. The angling has been slow and leashed on Long Beach begin- board enthusiasts. A wave of seismographs installed in the Life does the proof is found in an empty ning Thursday for a seven day storms has been gracious with ground. The monitoring has not cease to creel. dig on the “World's Longest the powder atop the region’s been largely funded by the Na- Beach.” Copalis Beach is also exist in the On the lower Columbia various peaks and tempera- tional Science Foundation and set to open for a one day dig on great void but River the WDFW reports “little tures have been low enough to U.S. Geological Survey. it is infinitely to no effort and no catch” for Jan. 22. keep most areas in good shape. “We have a big network more difficult salmonids in the Bonneville Recent marine testing has in Yellowstone,” Smith said. to perceive and The Dalles pools but boat shown that toxin levels are low Expect a flock of Seahawk fans “We’ve worked really hard on and properly anglers were said to be hooking enough in those areas to allow to head for the mountains this redundancy” to get informa- identify in its some steelhead in the John Day diggers to hit the beach without weekend now that their annual tion out of Yellowstone should By Jordan Nailon fear of food related illness. All many incarna- Pool. Boat anglers have been ride on the 12-train has come certain communication means, For The other coastal beaches in Wash- tions. Friend Chronicle catching legal size sturgeon in to an unceremonious end. like phone lines, fail. and foe lurk in all three dam pools and as of ington will remain closed to clam digging however. White Pass took on five new the same shadowy manner, one Jan. 10 an estimated 24 legal Measured in Lives out of nefarious caution and size sturgeon had been harvest- Two well attended digs at inches of powder on Wednes- the other out of natural lethar- ed from Bonneville in the new Copalis within the last month day morning with additional The importance of moni- gy. A shelf of respite may in fact year. have hit that razor clam popu- flakes looking probable into toring volcanoes can be mea- be a pit of regret. The difference Out on placid waters the lation hard, necessitating the the weekend. The mountain sured in lives, the international short opening there during this researchers claim. Although is one misstep. The blackness, WDFW has recently stocked was hovering between 26-30 the silence, the stillness add up, two local lakes with a heap of go round. The hope is that lim- exact figures are debated, the degrees midweek. Out at Mt. then multiply before propagat- rainbow trout. On Jan. 13 Bat- ited opportunities now should 1918-1919 Spanish flu has been ing exponentially by the powers tleground Lake and Klineline foster ample opportunities in Hood Meadows Wednesday's credited with the deaths of be- of the dark side. Even the tran- Pond were each stocked with the spring. report read, “If this isn't a pow- tween 21 million and 50 mil- quil sea anemone has its secret 3,000 rainbows. There was no “Over the last few openings, der day, we don't know what is.” lion people. A VEI 8 eruption list of sworn enemies. report on angling effort or suc- we had a concentrated effort Their slopes packed on twenty has the potential to dwarf that at Copalis Beach, where we’ve But now we are buoyed cess. inches in 24-hours midweek death toll, the authors write. aloft in our submarine carriage Inside banal boardrooms harvested one-third of our an- “… volcanic eruption could eas- with temperatures around 27 to greater, more illuminated important decisions are being nual quota already,” explained ily kill (through the many indi- heights by the power of the sun. made about the future of Wash- Dan Ayres, coastal shellfish degrees and a “bluebird sky.” rect effects, in particular, food The human soul seems to be so- ington's fish and the WDFW is manager for the WDFW, in a Crystal Mountain and Sno- scarcity) a higher percentage of lar powered. We are periscope pandering for public comment. press release. qualmie Summit both hung the global population than the up in the turbulent seas of win- Most urgently, a public meeting The upcoming dig is sched- around or just below 30 degrees Spanish Flu if it occurred with- uled on the following dates, ter but there is light at the end will be held over Jan. 22-23 in on Wednesday with eight new out any global preparation ef- of that peering optical tunnel. Vancouver in order to discuss beaches, and low tides: fort.” inches of powder each. More Miles of suffocating waters and the management of sturgeon • Jan. 21, Thursday, 4:49 “The problem with geologic chilled airs may separate us on the lower Columbia River. p.m.; - 0.4 feet, Long Beach snow is anticipated at both lo- events is that they happen so from the magnificent powers of At the meeting the WDFW • Jan. 22, Friday, 5:35 p.m.; cations heading into the week- rarely that people don’t really the burning heavens but those Wildlife Commission will also -0.7 feet, Long Beach, Copalis end. think about an earthquake or distances of space and time are listen to comments from biolo- • Jan. 23, Saturday, 6:16 p.m.; Stevens Pass took on about volcanic feature, so they brush -0.8 feet, Long Beach growing shorter and shorter gists and the public in regard four inches of snow for their it off,” Smith said. “When one every day. Life is a fluctuating • Jan. 24, Sunday, 6:54 p.m.; hits, it’s an enormous stress on to the protected status of the Wednesday tally and it put the wave length. Surf’s up, Bud! northern spotted owl, snowy -0.7 feet, Long Beach a population. If you don’t pre- From our current position plover, western gray squirrel • Jan. 25, Monday, 7:31 p.m.; author of their snow report in pare and mitigate, that’s when it seems that long forgotten and greater sage-grouse. -0.4 feet, Long Beach a rather fanciful mood, as evi- you get the greatest loss of hu- subterranean bulbs may soon The meetings will begin at 8 • Jan. 26, Tuesday, 8:05 p.m.; denced here: “After a day of rest man life.” burst forth from hibernating am each day at the Heathman 0.0 feet, Long Beach old man winter put in some Smith said humans around tilth in order to blossom in Lodge, 7801 N.E. Greenwood • Jan. 27, Wednesday, 8:39 the world are reliant on their p.m.; 0.5 feet, Long Beach work yesterday and last night, magnificent blasts of shade and Dr., Vancouver, Washington, giving us a fresh coating of the governments and politicians hue. Barnyard animals hun- but public comment will likely The WDFW is continuing to prepare for extreme disas- ker down in blissful gestation be restricted to the morning of to monitor coastal waters for soft stuff. The off-piste will be ters because, although scien- while their pastures begin to Jan. 23. A complete agenda for the presence of domoic acid, a a bit more playful today, the tists may not be able to forecast feel the tickle that tells the grass the meeting is available online marine toxin which shuttered groomers will be soft and fast, when an earthquake or volcanic to grow. Dandelions, scotch at http://wdfw.wa.gov/commis- clam and crab seasons in the and the park will be as dialed as explosion will occur, there is a broom and skunk cabbage feel sion/meetings.html. second half of 2015. Many areas wealth of knowledge about the have shown dramatic improve- ever.” Amazingly, the weekend the tickle too. Next, the WDFW is dan- looks even better. effects of such catastrophes. Rain and wind storms and gling free fishing gear as bait in ment over the past month or so, “It should be a wake-up call even snow are sure to pum- order to get the public to take a but Twin Harbors has not been Mt. Baker was about 29 to those who read it and can mel our submarine sanity once survey in regard to recreational so lucky. degrees on Wednesday with make decisions,” Lowenstern again before spring breaches fishing in Puget Sound. “Domoic acid levels in the four new inches of snow over said. “It’s a very credible job that the surface in its fashionably The survey, available razor clams at Twin Harbors the past 24-hours and recur- they’ve done looking long-term late tradition. And that is okay through March 31 on the remain well above the action at global-scale risks." level,” explained Ayres in an ring snow showers are forecast because our celestial vessel is WDFW website, is intended to through the weekend. The paper also points out slowly but surely churning to- help the WDFW understand email. “It is the beach that in that because of the increase Out on Hurricane Ridge, ward the beckoning sunlit ho- the public's grasp of their elo- the peak of the algae bloom had in the world’s population and rizon. We know the inevitable quently named Puget Sound clams with the highest domoic which is coming off of its first its many interconnections because the returning glow of Recreational Salmon and Ma- acid levels — so it is just going weekend of full operation, the through global trade, large di- the sun allows us to see through rine Fish Enhancement Pro- to take longer for them to rid it powers that be are looking to sasters can have effects far be- through the opaque and elec- gram. from their systems.” yond a specific region. Ayres reminds diggers that go full tilt again. The snow has trifying jellyfish membrane of The survey can be accessed been plentiful for the north “Preparedness has gotten gloom. online at http://wdfw.wa.gov/ the best clam digging is usually more imperative because the Olympic Peninsula so far this Soon the bees will buzz, about/advisory/psrfef/survey. had one or two hours before Earth has gotten a hell of a lot baseball will slog through the html. Participants will be en- the low tide. Diggers are lim- season and more pow-pow is smaller,” Smith said. mud, trees will bloom and tered into a random drawing ited to 15-clams per day and slated to dump all weekend. snowbirds will reverse their for a rod, reel and net set valued are required to keep the first north and south course. Even at $500. 15 clams they dig regardless of whales will snorkel haunting Ryan Lothrop, Puget Sound size or conditions. All diggers ROCHESTER LUMBER songs in celebration. 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A few rainstorms how best to improve recreation- account for an extreme low have done their best to wash al fisheries in Puget Sound and tide event that will put many out area rivers of late but even our efforts to introduce people boat launches out of commis- when the water is in shape the to sportfishing.” sion and generally create poor fish have not been prolific. Ea- shrimping conditions on the ger anglers will want to hit previously scheduled opener. the river Thursday, even if it’s HUNTIN' “We’re pushing the sea- raining, because the storms Nimrods are feeling the son opener to May 14 to allow are only supposed to increase pinch as hunting seasons grind shrimpers to get the most out of in frequency and volume into to a halt in every direction. The the limited number of days that next week, meaning the rivers Skagit County brant hunt has many marine areas, including will likely be running wild and only two days remaining (Jan. Hood Canal, are open each muddy. 23-24), and ducks, snipes, coots year,” explained Mark O’Toole, Showcasing the sign of the and geese all come off the legal a shellfish biologist for the times, the Washington Depart- quarry list after Jan. 31. WDFW, in a press release. ment of Fish and Wildlife had In eastern Washington a The WDFW announced no report of angling success on lone elk hunting season re- the date change early in order 1162 NW State Ave. the Cowlitz River last week and mains open for archers through to give shrimpers time to ad- CHEHALIS, WA 98532 employees at the Cowlitz Salm- Jan. 30 in Elk area 1010/163. just their motel, moorage or on Hatchery separator collect- All across the state bobcat, fox, vacation arrangements. 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Tuesday’s 2A/1A Boys Tuesday’s 2B Girls Basketball Basketball Grizzlies Top Timberwolves Take Down Cardinals C2BL: MWP, Wahkiakum, The Ducks were stifling on Pirates Pound Loggers, 56-39 Beavers, 70-49 C2BL Girls Basketball defense and scored plenty of ONALASKA — The Log- By The Chronicle Toutle Lake, Adna, Standings Thru 1/20 buckets in transition, dropping gers competed well, but the Pi- TENINO — The Beavers Napavine All Pick Up Team Lg. Ov. 28 points in the first quarter while allowing the Vikings to rates' depth was ultimately too added another loss to a strug- League Victories Toutle Lake 10-1 11-1 much in a 56-39 Adna win over gling season, falling to Hoquiam score just one field goal in the en- Napavine 10-1 10-2 Onalaska here in Central 2B by a score of 70-49 here in Ever- By The Chronicle Adna 8-3 9-4 tire first half. green 2A/1A League boys hoops "Their man-to-man pressure League girls hoops action on MORTON — The Timber- Wahkiakum 7-4 8-5 Tuesday. play on Tuesday. Morton-WP 7-4 9-4 really got to us and they forced wolves turned up the pressure Kenya Lorton led the Pirates Things started competitive in the fourth quarter en route to Onalaska 5-6 6-7 us to make the hard pass," Moss- in the fast-paced ballgame, with Toledo 4-7 5-8 yrock coach Darin Bullock said. with 16 points while Onalaska a 48-33 Central 2B League girls shifted its focuses to shutting Tenino trailing by just 4 at half- victory here on Tuesday. Chris- Winlock 3-8 4-9 "They executed well and the ran down Devanie Kleemeyer and time. The Beavers stumbled out tine Robbins notched 13 points Pe Ell 1-10 1-12 the floor. They beat us in pretty Shanay Dotson in the paint. Kl- of the gate in the second half, al- and seven rebounds for Morton- Mossyrock 0 -11 1-11 much all phases of the game." lowing the Grizzlies to score 20 White Pass while Haley Kolb Sam Woodley led Toutle with eemeyer added 10 while Dotson points consecutively in the last added 10 points and six boards. 24 points. Lainee Grose led the had 9, but the true sacrifice came two remaining frames. “The first half was pretty third quarter for their seventh Vikings with 8. on the glass, where Adna had a A large part of the deficit was even but we were able to stretch league victory of the year. Mossyrock (1-11, 0-11 league) 40-18 rebound advantage. due to turnovers, something it about a bit before halftime,” “They’re a very well-coached, will host Morton-White Pass to- "We started out tough but we Tenino has had a rough time MWP coach Tom Griffith said. athletic team that gets up and night. had to adjust some things on with this season. “In the fourth we turned up the down the floor very well,” Pe Ell defense to hopefully stop Klee- “We are really bad with defensive pressure and that led to coach Chris Phelps said. “We did Tigers Fend Off Indians, 56-35 meyer and Dotson," Onalaska turnovers,” Tenino coach Josef some easy points.” allow some easy buckets and that coach Dracy McCoy said. "That Chirhart said. “We probably av- The Timberwolves outscored was a testament to their ability to NAPAVINE — The Lady Ti- hindered our rebounding and erage about 15 turnovers a game the Cardinals 16-7 in the final counter what we threw at them gers improved to a 10-1 Central that was a big difference." and you’re not going to win stanza as Winlock turned the defensively.” 2B League record with a 56-35 The Loggers were led by games that way. It’s a tough year ball over 12 times in that quarter. Pe Ell’s Savannah Skeen was win over Toledo here on Tuesday. Nicolle Duryea's 12 points and for us.” Rianna Whitehead led the just shy of a double-double with Grace Hamre led Napavine five steals. Colee Masciola add- Thomas Pier led Tenino with Cardinals with 12 points, while 8 points and 18 rebounds. Wah- with 19 points while Melissa Lee ed 9 points and was praised for 13 points while Kaleb Strawn Maggie Howsden had 10 points kiakum shot 58 percent from the chipped in 15 for the Tigers, who her efforts while playing out of added 12 points and six re- and nine rebounds. field. went 21 of 45 from the field. position. Maddy Dalsted put bounds. Nihls Peterson chipped Griffith added he liked the “Savannah did a fantastic "It was a good game," Napavine together a stat line of 5 points, in 8 points and 12 boards. performance of Carly King, play- job, she really stepped up as our Jack Adams III led the charge coach Jeremy Landram said. five rebounds and five assists for ing in her third varsity game, strength inside,” Phelps said. "The girls played well together Onalaska, which struggled in the for the Grizzlies with 22 points. who scored 6 points with six “She definitely got after it.” “They ran away with it in the and moved the ball pretty well." numbers game while Adna con- steals. Pe Ell (1-12, 1-10 league) will Sophomore guard Becca Sna- tinued to keep fresh players in third quarter and we struggled,” Morton-White Pass (9-4, 7-4 host Adna tonight. Chirhart said. “We didn’t show Note za received the first start of her the rotation. league) plays at Mossyrock to- : Pe Ell’s Maggie Elliott prep career and executed well, "In the end, Adna has a big defensive discipline. It’s been and Wahkiakum’s Macy Elliott night, while Winlock (4-9, 3-8 Landram said. bench and more power than we rough, but we’re just going to won the game’s sportsmanship league) hosts Wahkiakum. Anna Tauscher was at the do and that kind of hurt us," Mc- keep fighting.” awards. Tenino (1-9 league, 3-10 over- front of the offensive effort Coy said. "The attitude and ef- all) will travel to Eatonville to- Trojans Fall to Mules, 69-29 for the Indians with 12 points. fort were definitely there for our night. PE ELL — Wahkiakum used Ducks Dominate Vikings Leilani Cline added 8. girls tonight, however." its speed to get past Pe Ell 69-29 MOSSYROCK — Toutle Napavine (11-2, 10-1 league Onalaska (5-6 league, 6-7 here on Tuesday night in Central Lake dominated from the open- overall) will travel to Onalaska overall) will host Napavine to- Tuesday’s 2A/1A Girls 2B League girls basketball action. ing tip in a 71-12 Central 2B on Thursday. Toledo (5-8, 4-7 night. Adna (8-3 league, 9-4 Basketball The Mules led 35-13 at halftime League win over Mossyrock here league) will head to Toutle to overall) will be at Pe Ell, also to- and went on a 22-6 run in the in girls hoops action Tuesday. face the Ducks on the same day. night. Tenino Comes Up Just Short Against Hoquiam

By The Chronicle TENINO — The Beavers were in the thick of things against Hoquiam here Tuesday night, but came up just short in a 43-40 Evergreen 2A/1A League girls basketball loss. Merissa Richardson knocked down five 3-pointers to score 15 points and lead Tenino. The Beavers had the ball with 10 seconds left, but Hoquiam managed to force a turnover to seal the win, spoiling Tenino’s comeback from a 9-point deficit. “They hit a couple buckets at the end with some fouls, and it just slipped out of our hands. But we were right there,” Tenino coach Tano Bailon said. “We see progress every day with them, so we’re on the right path.” Kaylee Schow added 8 points Brandon Hansen / [email protected] for Tenino, and Kelci Parker led Tumwater’s Ali Smith (10) battles for a rebound with Centralia’s Ellie Corwin (back) and Hayden Blaser as Carissa Rodriguez (35) looks on Tuesday night in Centralia. Hoquiam with 12. Tenino (1-11, 1-8 league) will coach that one of his players had and pointed out the discrepancy flowers before the game, which play at Eatonville on Friday. Bearcats been knocked out of bounds in foul shots: W.F. West was 12 he called a classy act. when an official dealt him the of 19, while Black Hills was 21 of Black Hills led 40-29 at half- Continued from Sports 1 technical. 36. time but the Bearcats clawed “Anybody at that ballgame “We couldn't touch them on back, outscoring the Wolves by Tuesday’s 1B Boys Kelly said. “But to take that can tell you that was a disgrace defense, and then they wouldn’t 9 points in the second half. Basketball game from our kids like the referees did was arrogant and it and they ruined a good game,” call them on the other side,” he Nicole Nurmi led Black Hills was nothing but being a bully in Kelly said. said. “For the technical I wasn’t with 20 points, while Emma the game.” He also said he felt bullied by even standing up or anything. Duff added 18. Acorns Start Lexi Strasser led the Bearcats the officials and couldn’t prop- The Black Hills team said they “Officials are going to make with nine rebounds and notched erly coach his team. couldn’t believe it either. There’s bad calls sometimes and that’s Hot, Blow 8 points, while Julia Johnson “I couldn’t even coach, I no recourse either and all I can to be expected. They can’t make had 9 points. couldn’t even get behind my do is complain. I want to take every call,” Kelly said. “But let’s Kelly was assessed a techni- team,” Kelly said. “They feed off nothing from Black Hills win- just be fair. That’s all. That’s the Out Twin cal foul with the score tied and emotion and that wasn’t even ning, though.” WIAA slogan: just play fair.” 30 seconds left in the contest. part of the deal.” Kelly added that the Wolves W.F. West (11-4, 2-1 league) Valley 60-21 Kelly said he was sitting down Kelly said the unfair calls be- presented injured Bearcat guard will host Columbia River in a and mentioned to his assistant gan from the start of the game, Jessica McKay with a bouquet of nonleague game on Friday. By The Chronicle OAKVILLE — The Acorns College Basketball ran past Twin Valley early and cruised in a 60-21 Coastal 1B League boys hoops victory here Washington Stays on Top in Pac-12, Beats Colorado 95-83 Tuesday night. SEATTLE (AP) — Andrew with less than 4 minutes remain- Washington used an 18-5 half came less than four minutes Devin Boyd scored 21 points, Andrews scored 25 of his 33 ing and pulled within 87-80 on spurt midway through the first Alex Youckton added 18 and into the game. points in the second half, Mar- George King's basket with 1:32 half to take the lead and pushed Scott woke up in the second Oakville led 22-2 after a quarter. quese Chriss added 17 points, left, but that was as close at the the advantage to as many as 15 Twin Valley — a combination half scoring 13 of the first 15 and Washington stayed on top of Buffaloes would get. late in the half. It was an ener- points for the Buffaloes but it squad featuring Lake Quinault the Pac-12 Conference standings Dominique Collier led Colo- getic first half from the Huskies and Wishkah Valley — was was Washington extending its with a 95-83 win over Colorado rado (14-5, 3-3) with a career- that featured three lob dunks lead. Andrews scored seven of missing a few players, according on Wednesday night. high 21 points. and 60-percent shooting. The 47 to Oakville coach Cliff Harris. 10 points during a 10-0 run that The Huskies (13-5, 5-1) used Dejounte Murray also scored first-half points by Washington pushed the Huskies lead to 64-42 “We’re both young. I’ve got a big first half run to take con- 17 points for Washington and matched its total for the entire with 14:13 remaining. Colorado one senior, they’ve got no seniors trol and they built a large enough Malik Dime had 10 points, six game last season when the Hus- and we both played a couple lead early in the second half to rebounds and seven blocked kies lost at home to Colorado. took advantage of a handful of eighth-graders tonight,” Harris hold off Colorado's furious late shots off the bench. The Huskies did most of their sloppy Washington possessions said. “We just had some better charge. Josh Scott had 18 points damage with Scott sitting on and used a pair of 3s from Collier basketball players than they did.” Washington led by 14 at half- for Colorado after being held Colorado's bench after picking to pull within 12 with 10 min- Youckton and Boyd each add- time and pushed it to 22 early in to three points in the first half. up his second foul with 6:56 left utes left, but Andrews answered ed 13 rebounds for the Acorns the second half as Andrews, the George King also scored 18 for in the half. Scott played only 12 with a pair of baskets and set up (6-5), who will play at Clallam Pac-12 leader in scoring, got go- the Buffaloes, who had won minutes of the first half and his David Crisp's 3 to push the lead Bay on Saturday. ing. Colorado cut the lead to 10 three of four. only field goal in the opening back to 20. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 • Sports 5

College Basketball Clippers Pull Away in Second Half to Beat Centralia By The Chronicle OLYMPIA — The Clippers were hot from the free throw line and pulled away in the second half here Wednesday night for a 92-77 win over Centralia in NWAC West Region men’s basketball action. South Puget Sound went 23 of 26 from the charity stripe after halftime, finishing the game an efficient 26 of 29 (90 percent). Centralia, meanwhile, had four players in double figures — led by 22 points and seven rebounds from Josiah Warner — but was outscored 48-38 in the second half. Justin Fjeld added 16 points on 7 of 9 shooting, Dane Fjeld scored 12 and Joshua Broughton added 13 points and 11 rebounds for the Blazers. Dez Stoudamire led SPS with 25 points. Centralia (1-14, 1-3 league) will host Lower Columbia on Saturday. Women’s College Basketball Balanced Lady Blazers Beat SPS By The Chronicle OLYMPIA — Five of the seven Lady Blazers suited up scored Brandon Hansen / [email protected] in double figures, and Centralia W.F. West’s Dylan Boman (34) lays the ball up against Black Hills on Tuesday in Chehalis. used a big first-half lead to hold off South Puget Sound, 68-60, for three 10-second backcourt we played so ‘blah.’” cover here Tuesday night in a 63- here Wednesday in NWAC West Bearcats violations on their way to a total Mickelson buried a 3-pointer 44 loss to Evergreen 2A Confer- Region women’s basketball play. 20 turnovers. at the end of the first quarter ence-leading Tumwater in boys Monty Cooper came off the Continued from Sports 1 “We just felt like it wasn’t that started a 10-0 run and gave hoops action. there tonight,” he said of the the Wolves a 23-10 lead. Sopho- Ty Gentry led Tumwater bench to score a team-high 14 EvCo schedule. team’s collective effort. “We’re more Bailey Cooper scored with 19 points, and Jacob Gib- points for Centralia, which had Black Hills went on a 23-4 six players see at least 22 minutes just real frustrated with how it the Bearcats’ only 4 points of bons chipped in 17. run from the end of the first went down.” the second quarter, while the of action. quarter until late in the second “It was not a very entertain- Katie Whitten scored 13 on Black Hills, meanwhile, Wolves poured in 24 to essen- to blow the game open, helped ing game. I guess if you were a 5 of 11 shooting with three returned the ball over just 10 tially put the game out of reach. along by 12 first-half W.F. West Tumwater fan you were enter- bounds and three assists, and times and outrebounded the Dakota Hawkins scored 12 turnovers — the majority of tained, but I didn’t think it was Alisha Sorenson and Tiana Bearcats 30-24, while shooting of his team-high 16 points in a very good basketball game,” which came against a diamond 13 of 25 from the field in the first Thompson each added 12 points. the fourth quarter to lead the Centralia coach Ron Brown said, press. half to build a 40-16 lead at the Susan Kenney chipped in 11 Bearcats, while Brandon White “certainly not on our part.” White said the issues with intermission. points with seven rebounds. and Nolan Hawkins each added Hodges Bailey led Centralia The Blazers led 40-27 at half- the press were mental than tac- Defending EvCo co-MVP 6 points — all of which came tical. T.J. Mickelson scored 24 points with 17 points, and Christian time. from behind the 3-point arc, Peters chipped in 10. Nolan “We have good press break and Jewell Day added 20 to pace where the Cats shot 5 of 15. Black Hills product Taylor Wasson, Brown said, played a Sauls led SPS with 21 points, ideas; we just didn’t run through the Wolves, who picked up their W.F. West (4-11 overall) will good floor game, with 7 points while twin sister Taylor added the catch,” he said. “We just first league win of the season. play at Columbia River on Fri- 11. River Ridge alum Savannah looked real tentative, and if you “I feel like we made them look day in a nonleague game. and four rebounds. McGill added 14 points and 20 approach it like that you can get real good,” White said of Black Centralia trailed 31-15 at halftime, after shooting 6 of 28 rebounds for the Clippers. embarrassed pretty easily, so Hills. “But certainly Mickelson’s Tumwater Cuts Down Centralia Centralia (13-6, 4-0 league) that’s what it was.” a very talented guy, and we re- from the field. will host Lower Columbia (12-8, The miscues slowed, but spect him a lot. He was able to TUMWATER — The Tigers Centralia (7-8, 2-1 league) 4-0 league) on Saturday with a 5 didn’t stop, in the second half, make a lot of other guys look managed just six field goals in will host Fort Vancouver in a p.m. tipoff. when the Bearcats were rung up better than we expected because the first half and could never re- nonleague game on Friday.

Ell was able to outlast Central 2B against No. 3-ranked Morton- at a better time. 2A/1A Boys Basketball C2BL League foe Wahkiakum 73-64 White Pass and that proved to Kirkley was clutch, knock- here on Wednesday. The Trojans be too much to overcome in a ing down a key 3-pointer in the Rochester Can’t Continued from Sports 1 were hitting on all cylinders and 67-37 loss to the Timberwolves fourth quarter before hitting cruised to 41-19 halftime lead but here on Wednesday night. 11 free throws to seal a 70-60 Overcome Slow steals and grabbed a season- the Mules awoken in the fourth Morton-White Pass led 18-3 Mossyrock win over Toutle Lake Start Against high 12 rebounds while holding quarter to score 31 points. after the first quarter and had here in Central 2B League boys Tiger leading scorer Wyatt Stan- “It seemed like they would the 46-17 advantage at halftime. hoops action on Wednesday. Montesano ley to 10 points. just turnaround in the fourth Gage LaClef led the Timber- The Vikings didn’t start as By The Chronicle “Stanley had 22 against us quarter, shoot it and the sucker wolves with 16 points and Cam- well as they finished, trailing 27- the first time, and he wanted would go in,” Pe Ell coach Justin eron Hart had 14 points. 23 at intermission. MONTESANO — to guard him,” Fallon said. “He Rochester was held to 8 Phelps said. “Things tightened “Their pressure really both- “We came out of the locker took a little pride in his defense up and we had to go into our ered us but I thought we really room at halftime and decided first-half points and fell to tonight.” Evergreen 2A/1A Division two-minute drill. We just fin- competed on the glass and com- we were going to make a state- Reece Wallace added 14 foe Montesano 55-43 here ished up with the necessary free peted hard in the second quarter,” ment,” Mossyrock coach Kelly points for Toledo, Junior Arroyo on Wednesday. throws down the stretch.” Winlock coach Nick Bamer said. Ross said. “That first half wasn’t grabbed 12 rebounds and Jared Noah Escott scored 21 Dustin Lusk finished with 20 Nick Patching led the Car- us and our game, so we came of his 23 total points in the Pohll scored 10 points. points for the Trojans while Ty- dinals with 10 points and Daw- out with fire and intensity.” second half but it wasn’t Toledo scored a few lay-ups ler Shepherd had 19 points. son Hall added 9 points. Adair The statement came particu- enough to prevent the against Napavine’s press — and “We could hardly miss in the Garibay led the team in re- larly at the charity stripe, where Bulldogs’ 11th victory of went 11 of 15 at the foul line — first half,” Phelps said. “This was bounds with seven. the Vikings went a remarkable the season. in the fourth quarter to hold on the best execution I had seen all “We kind of came out flat in 22 of 24 on the night. Mossyr- “We just weren’t ready for the win. season. We were running up that game,” Bamer said. “I think ock outscored the Ducks 23-14 to play and when we Austin Filley led Napavine and down the floor with lots of not having the band there hurt to capture the lead in the third decided to play we had with 14 points, though the Ti- intensity.” us, energy-wise.” quarter. such a big hole that it gers were just 2 of 16 from long The Mules won the fourth Bamer did like the perfor- Toutle Lake wasn’t finished, just wasn’t going to work range. quarter, 31-21. mance of guards Garibay and rallying back and, at one point, for us,” Rochester coach “After we lost to them last “They were rebounding all Patching, saying the two had to taking the lead before a key Mark Goldrick said. “But time, I think it left a little sore over the place,” Phelps said. deal with the brunt of MWP’s Kirkley 3-pointer knotted it I’m proud of my kids for spot,” Fallon said. “We had a “Hats off to Zach Brown (who pressure. up. Mossyrock went 13/13 from coming out in the second couple of good practices, and I scored 22 points). He’s a great “They handled the defense the free throw line in the final half and getting with it to think guys are figuring out their kid that’s fun to watch.” well and MWP generally makes frame. make it a relatively close roles a little bit.” Pe Ell’s Red Arrington had life miserable for everybody,” he “They fouled us and Jaron game.” Toledo (10-3, 9-2 league) will a double-double the hard way, said. had the ball basically every It was the second game host Toutle Lake on Friday, and scoring 4 points but adding 11 Winlock (4-9, 3-8 league) time,” Ross said. “It was pretty in a row in which Escott will play MWP in Morton on rebounds and 10 assists to go plays at Wahkiakum on Fri- awesome to see our guys mak- scored over 20 points. Saturday in the late game of a along with five steals. day, while Morton-White Pass ing free throws confidently and “Offensively he’s start- boys-girls doubleheader. “He did a lot for us,” Phelps will host Mossyrock (10-4, 8-4 consistently.” ing to get with it a little bit,” Napavine (10-3, 8-3 league) said. league) in Randle the same Kirkley finished with 21 Goldrick said. “That’s only will play at Onalaska on Friday Pe Ell (8-12, 4-7 league) plays night. points and eight rebounds, going to help us down the and will host Adna on Saturday. at Adna on Friday. while Bo Miles and Danny Nel- road since he’s just a ju- Kirkley Leads Vikings in 70-60 son scored 16 points apiece. nior.” Pe Ell Survives Shootout With Timberwolves Sprint Past Win Over Toutle Cam Swanson led Toutle Rochester (2-13, 2-7 Wahkiakum Cardinals Lake with 18 points. league) plays at Elma on TOUTLE — It was Jaron Mossyrock (9-4, 7-4 league) Thursday. PE ELL — What started as a WINLOCK — The Cardi- Kirkley’s first game back from will travel to Randle to face rout turned into a shootout as Pe nals got off to a slow start and injury, and it couldn’t have came Morton-White Pass on Friday. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 SPORTS

Scoreboard Reb: 13 (Hadaller 5) Liberty (Spangle) 69, Colfax 53 9. Glacier Peak 11-3 18 9 Sports on the Air Preps Lincoln 70, Central Kitsap 47 10. Wilson, Woodrow 11-3 16 10 Local Prep Schedule At Napavine Lindbergh 78, Evergreen (Seattle) 48 Others receiving votes: Prairie 6. THURSDAY, Jan. 21 THURSDAY, Jan. 21 TIGERS 56, INDIANS 35 Montesano 56, Rochester 42 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Boys Basketball Toledo 3 7 8 17 —35 Mossyrock 70, Toutle Lake 60 Class 2A Tenino at Eatonville, 5:45 p.m. Napavine 19 10 16 11 —56 Neah Bay 62, Crescent 18 1. Burlington-Edison (9) 12-1 106 1 4 p.m. Rochester at Elma, 5:45 p.m. Toledo (35) — Bacon 5, A. North Thurston 56, Capital 53 2. East Valley (Spok.) (2)13-2 98 2 CBSSN — Mount St. Mary’s at Sacred Heart Girls Basketball Tauscher 12, Ewers 5, H. Tauscher 3, Overlake 61, Charles Wright 21 3. Ellensburg 12-1 89 3 ESPN — Kentucky at Arkansas Tenino at Eatonville, 7 p.m. Cline 8, Bowen 2 Pe Ell 73, Wahkiakum 64 4. Lynden 12-1 77 4 Rochester at Elma, 7 p.m. FG: 14 of 33 —.424 FT: 5 of 11 Prairie 83, Fort Vancouver 45 5. White River 11-3 63 6 ESPN2 — Memphis at Cincinnati Wahkiakum at Winlock, 7 p.m. —.454 Reb: N/A Skyview 54, Evergreen (Vancouver) 49 6. Black Hills 13-2 56 7 ESPNU — Iowa at Rutgers Napavine (56) — White 2, Sisson 3, South Kitsap 67, Stadium 52 Adna at Pe Ell, 7 p.m. 7. W. F. West 11-3 34 8 5 p.m. Morton-White Pass at Mossyrock, 7 Hamre 19, Olson 9, Snaza 6, Thompson Timberline 89, Yelm 73 8. Archbishop Murphy 8-2 33 5 p.m. 2, Lee 15 Toledo 52, Napavine 41 9. Anacortes 9-5 28 9 BTN — Wisconsin at Penn St. Vashon Island 49, Cascade Christian 44 Napavine at Onalaska, 7 p.m. FG: 21 of 45 —.467 FT: 7 of 14 10. Selah 11-2 16 NR Walla Walla Acad. 47, Tri-Cities Prep 46 6 p.m. Toledo at Toutle Lake, 7 p.m. —.500 Reb: N/A Others receiving votes: Port Angeles 4. Wilson 85, Shelton 49 Wrestling East Valley (Yakima) 1. CBSSN — Rice at UAB Tumwater at Centralia, 7 p.m. At Onalaska Winlock 67, Morton/White Pass 37 ESPN — Ohio St. at Purdue PIRATES 56, LOGGERS 39 W.F. West at Black Hills, 7 p.m. Class 1A Adna 15 13 10 18 —56 GIRLS BASKETBALL ESPNU — Belmont at UT Martin 1. Lynden Christian (11) 14-1 110 1 FRIDAY, Jan. 22 Onalaska 10 8 11 10 —39 Arlington 66, Everett 36 2. King’s 11-3 99 2 FS1 — Arizona St. at California Boys Basketball Adna (56) — Glover 3, Sandrini Bellarmine Prep 63, Gig Harbor 48 3. Montesano 13-2 79 3 8 p.m. Fort Vancouver at Centralia, 7 p.m. 2, Lorton 16, Humphrey 2, Dotson 9, Bellevue 104, Interlake 49 4. La Salle 13-1 65 6 W.F. West at Columbia River, 7:30 Rolfe 10, Kleemeyer 10, Elwood 4 Bellevue Christian 40, Coupeville 32 ESPNU — Gonzaga at Saint Mary’s 5. Granger 14-1 63 5 p.m. FG: 18 of 48 —.375 FT: 14 of 18 Blanchet 72, Eastside Catholic 47 6. LaCenter 13-2 55 7 FS1 — Utah at Washington St. Toutle Lake at Toledo, 7 p.m. —.778 Reb: 40 Bothell 71, Eastlake 45 GOLF Mossyrock at Morton-White Pass (at Onalaska (39) — Duryea 12, Dal- Chief Sealth 55, Bainbridge 30 7. Mount Baker 10-3 54 4 Randle), 7 p.m. sted 5, Taylor 2, Hoyt 4, Masciola 9, Cleveland 47, Ballard 43 8. Bellevue Christian 12-1 40 8 Noon Napavine at Onalaska, 7 p.m. Wright 5, Pannkuk 2 Colfax 67, Liberty (Spangle) 48 9. Elma 12-2 26 9 GOLF — PGA Tour, Career Builder Chal- Pe Ell at Adna, 7 p.m. FG: 19 of 58 —.328 FT: 7 of 13 Edmonds-Woodway 59, Meadowdale 39 10. Zillah 10-3 8 10 Winlock at Wahkiakum, 7 p.m. —.538 Reb: 18 (Dalsted 5) Franklin 66, Ingraham 55 Others receiving votes: Kalama 3. lenge, first round, at La Quinta, Calif. Girls Basketball Inglemoor 54, Redmond 27 Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) 2. University 4 p.m. Columbia River at W.F. West, 7 p.m. At Morton Issaquah 38, Mount Si 26 Prep 1. GOLF — Champions Tour, Mitsubishi Elec- Centralia at Fort Vancouver, 7 p.m. T-WOLVES 48, CARDINALS 33 Jackson 43, Mount Vernon 32 Winlock 8 7 11 7 —33 Kalama 50, Woodland 32 Class 2B tric Championship at Hualalai, first round, at SATURDAY, Jan. 23 Morton-WP 9 13 10 16 —48 LaCenter 51, Battle Ground 39 1. Okanogan (10) 12-0 100 1 Ka’upulehu-Kona, Hawaii Men’s College Basketball Winlock (33) — Albritton 4, Lake Stevens 70, Mariner 57 2. Mabton 13-1 84 3 Lower Columbia at Centralia, 7 p.m. Whitehead 12, Howsden 10, Ramirez 5, Lake Washington 75, Sammamish 17 3. Ilwaco 13-2 76 4 NBA BASKETBALL Women’s College Basketball Jones 2 Lakeside (Seattle) 40, Nathan Hale 16 4. Napavine 10-2 70 5 5 p.m. Lower Columbia at Centralia, 5 p.m. FG: 14 of 42 —.333 FT: 1 of 2 —.500 Lewis and Clark 78, Ferris 55 5. Toutle Lake 12-1 62 2 TNT — L.A. Clippers at Cleveland Boys Basketball Reb: 24 (Howsden 9) Lincoln 48, Central Kitsap 19 6. Davenport 13-1 41 6 Adna at Napavine, 5:45 p.m. Morton-White Pass (48) — Kolb Lindbergh 51, Evergreen (Seattle) 32 7. Warden 10-2 29 10 7:30 p.m. Toledo at Morton-White Pass (at 10, Hazen 6, Goble 3, Dotson 2, Arm- Lynnwood 67, Mountlake Terrace 11 8. LaConner 10-3 26 8 TNT — San Antonio at Phoenix Morton), 7 p.m. strong 8, King 6, Robbins 13 Mary Knight 55, North River 12 9. Lind-Ritz./Sprague 11-3 22 NR FG: 20 of 55 —.364 FT: 6 of 16 Monroe 46, Kamiak 45 TENNIS Wahkiakum at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. 10. St. George’s 11-5 10 9 —.375 Reb: 30 (Robbins 7, Kolb 6) Neah Bay 68, Crescent 12 Toutle Lake at Pe Ell, 7 p.m. Others receiving votes: Adna 9. Ray- 8 p.m. Nooksack Valley 55, Burlington-Edison 48 Winlock at Onalaska, 7 p.m. mond 6. Friday Harbor 5. Wahkiakum ESPN2 — Australian Open, third round, at At Tenino North Thurston 45, Capital 42 Girls Basketball 5. Waterville 5. Toledo at Morton-White Pass, 7 p.m. GRIZZLIES 43, BEAVERS 40 Oak Harbor 53, Marysville-Pilchuck 48 Melbourne, Australia Adna at Napavine, 7 p.m. Hoquiam 15 11 9 8 —43 Renton 51, Kennedy 41 Class B Wahkiakum at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. Tenino 12 6 13 9 —40 Seattle Prep 40, Roosevelt 39 1. Colton (9) 13-1 90 1 FRIDAY, Jan. 22 Toutle Lake at Pe Ell, 7 p.m. Hoquiam (43) — Burnett 2, Parker Shorewood 59, Glacier Peak 53 2. Sunnyside Christian 10-0 78 3 Winlock at Onalaska, 7 p.m. 12, Jump 1, Hernandez 9, Stewart 10, Skyline 65, Newport 53 AUTO RACING Wrestling Parson 4, Krohn 2, Bagwell 2 Skyview 52, Evergreen (Vancouver) 21 3. Tulalip Heritage 13-0 69 4 5 p.m. W.F. West at Black Hills Invite, 9 a.m. FG: N/A FT: 5 of 15 —.333 Reb. N/A Snohomish 61, Cascade (Everett) 26 4. Almira Cou-Hart. 13-1 60 6 Centralia at Lumberjack Invite (at Tenino (40) — Letts 4, Gubbe South Kitsap 50, Stadium 30 5. Evergreen Lutheran 10-0 54 5 NBCSN — NASCAR Hall of Fame Induction R.A. Long), 10 a.m. 3, Mathis 3, Richardson 15, Dowies 2, Stanwood 68, Marysville-Getchell 41 6. Republic 15-1 52 2 Ceremony, at Charlotte N.C. Toledo, Rochester at Rubber Chicken Wachter 5, Schow 8 Timberline 63, Yelm 48 7. Touchet 10-3 30 9 BOXING (at Kalama), 10 a.m. FG: N/A FT: 2 of 9 —.222 Reb. N/A Tri-Cities Prep 50, Walla Walla Acad. 46 8. Pateros 7-2 25 8 Tenino at Willapa Harbor Invitation- Tyee 55, Highline 47 9. Clallam Bay 10-2 11 7 7:35 p.m. al (at Raymond), 10 a.m. Wednesday’s Results Vashon Island 42, Cascade Christian 41 10. Neah Bay 7-4 9 NR. SHO — Rob Brant vs DeCarlo Perez, mid- Men’s Basketball Wilson 73, Shelton 27 Others receiving votes: Mt. Rainier Lu- dleweights; Jarrell Miller vs. Donovan Dennis, Local Results At Olympia theran 7. Selkirk 7. Moses Lake Chris- Tuesday’s Results CLIPPERS 92, TRAILBLAZERS 77 AP State Basketball Polls tian Academy 2. Pomeroy 1. heavyweights, at Tucson, Ariz. Boys Basketball Centralia 39 38 —77 By The Associated Press COLLEGE BASKETBALL At Tumwater S. Puget So. 44 48 —92 BOYS THUNDERBIRDS 63, TIGERS 44 Centralia (77) — Keith 5, Griffin 3, Class 4A 3:30 p.m. Centralia 10 5 14 15 —44 Broughton 13, Ehrhorn 6, Warner 22, D. School Rec. Pts Last NFL CBSSN — Toledo at N. Illinois Tumwater 16 15 17 15 —63 Fjeld 12, J. Fjeld 16 1. Federal Way (10) 16-0 100 1 4 p.m. Centralia (44) — Trevino, Voet- FG: 29 of 63 —.460 FT: 11 of 16 2. Curtis 16-1 88 2 National Football League 3. Cascade (Everett) 14-0 75 3 berg 2, Bailey 17, Wasson 7, Peters 10, —.688 Reb. 37 (Broughton 11) Wild-card Playoffs ESPN2 — Rhode Island at George Washing- South Puget Sound (92) — Gonza- 4. Gonzaga Prep 13-1 72 4 Shute 4, Pertzborn 4 Saturday, Jan. 9 ton les 22, Burian 10, Stoudamire 24, Meade 5. Union 12-2 57 5 FG: 18 of 54 —.333 FT: 3 of 7 —.438 Kansas City 30, Houston 0 7, Kuajian 12, McGrew 4, Bird 13 6. Lewis and Clark 10-3 50 6 ESPNU — Canisius at Niagara Reb. 21 (Shute 6) Pittsburgh 18, Cincinnati 16 FG: 29 of 65 —.446 FT: 26 of 29 7. Issaquah 12-3 32 8 6 p.m. Tumwater (63) — Marty 3, Geath- Sunday, Jan. 10 ers 2, Gentry 19, Otten 2, Davis 8, Dow- —.897 Reb. 37 (Meade 8) 8. Bellarmine Prep 12-3 19 7 Seattle 10, Minnesota 9 ESPNU — Albany at Stony Brook ell 4, Yates 2, Gibbons 17, VandenHazel 9. Central Valley 11-3 18 9 Green Bay 35, Washington 181 6 Women’s Basketball 10. Woodinville 12-3 16 NR GOLF FG: 27 of 46 —.586 FT: 3 of 6 —.500 Reb. At Olympia Others receiving votes: Kentwood 8. Divisional Playoffs Noon 23 (VandenHazel 8) LADY BLAZERS 68, CLIPPERS 60 Richland 6. Olympia 4. Todd Beamer 3. Centralia 15 25 15 13 —68 Wenatchee 1. Puyallup 1. Saturday, Jan. 16 GOLF — PGA Tour, Career Builder Chal- At Chehalis S. Puget So. 13 14 18 15 —60 New England 27, Kansas City 20 lenge, second round, at La Quinta, Calif. WOLVES 72, BEARCATS 41 Centralia (68) — Cooper-Tabisola, Class 3A Arizona 26, Green Bay 20, OT 4 p.m. Black Hills 16 24 10 22 —72 Whitten 13, Cole-Vogler 6, Kenney 11, 1. Garfield (10) 14-1 100 1 Sunday, Jan. 17 W.F. West 10 6 9 16 —41 Sorenson 12, Thompson 12, Cooper 14 2. Rainier Beach 10-1 89 2 Carolina 31, Seattle 24 GOLF — Champions Tour, Mitsubishi Elec- Black Hills (72) — Brewer 13, FG: 24 of 56 —.428 FT: 14 of 20 3. Bellevue 12-2 81 3 Denver 23, Pittsburgh 16 tric Championship at Hualalai, second round, at Underhill 3, Mickelson 24, Crumley 4, —.700 Reb. 35 (Cooper 8) 4. Peninsula 14-0 66 4 Ka’upulehu-Kona, Hawaii Glenn 7, Day 20, Cunningham 1 South Puget Sound (60) — Stroud 5. Auburn Mtnview 13-1 63 5 Conference Championships FG: 24 of 57 —.421 FT: 16 of 22 8, T. Sauls 21, James 4, S. Sauls 11, Mc- 6. Wilson, Woodrow 11-3 35 7 Sunday, Jan. 24 NBA BASKETBALL —.727 Reb. 30 (Brewer 7) Gill 14, Johnson 2 7. Cleveland 12-2 27 NR AFC 5 p.m. W.F. West (41) — N. Hawkins FG: 19 of 54 —.351 FT: 16 of 19 8. West Seattle 11-4 23 6 New England at Denver, 12:05 p.m. 6, Yarter 3, Schwarz 4, D. Hawkins 16, —.842 Reb. 37 (McGill 20) 9. Lincoln 10-2 16 9 (CBS) ESPN — Miami at Toronto White 6, Boman 1, Cooper 5 10. Shadle Park 9-4 13 NR NFC 7:30 p.m. FG: 16 of 42 —.381 FT: 4 of 12 Boys Basketball Others receiving votes: Seattle Prep 12. Arizona at Carolina, 3:40 p.m. (FOX) ESPN — Indiana at Golden State —.333 Reb. 24 (N. Hawkins, Wollan 4) At Montesano Edmonds-Woodway 8. Mercer Island 6. BULLDOGS 55, WARRIORS 43 O’Dea 5. Kamiakin 5. Columbia River 1. Pro Bowl SOCCER At Tenino Rochester 5 3 17 18 —43 Sunday, Jan. 31 11:30 a.m. GRIZZLIES 70, BEAVERS 49 Montesano 19 8 14 14 —55 Class 2A At Honolulu FS1 — Bundesliga, Bayern Munich at Ham- Hoquiam 14 16 20 20 —70 Rochester (43) — Escott 23, Robin- 1. Clarkston (11) 14-0 110 1 Team Rice vs. Team Irvin, 4 p.m. Tenino 12 14 8 15 —49 son 6, Goldrick 5, Kennedy 5, Filmore 3 2. River Ridge 13-1 95 2 (ESPN) burg SV Hoquiam (70) — Espedal 2, Dick FG: 14 of 51—.276 FT: 6 of 16—.375 Reb: 3. Squalicum 12-2 86 3 TENNIS 22 (Hawes 5) 4. Lynden 13-1 80 4 7, Nash 5, Jump 3, Steen 7, Adams 22, Super Bowl Montesano (55) — Ridgway 13, 5. Pullman 13-1 56 5 6 p.m. Dayton 10, Varner 4, Pelan 10 Sunday, Feb. 7 Valley 13, Hopsecger 10, Chapman 7, 6. Anacortes 10-4 52 6 FG: N/A FT: 8 of 14 —.571 Reb: N/A At Santa Clara, Calif. ESPN2 — Australian Open, third round, at Tenino (49) — Bailon 7, Strawn 12, Herzog 5, Napier 4, Chastain 2, Truax 1 7. Selah 11-2 43 7 TBD, 3:30 p.m. (CBS) Melbourne, Australia Pier 13, Peterson 8, Guzman 7, Dowies 2 FG: N/A FT: 6 of 11—.545 Reb: N/A 8. Wapato 12-2 28 8 FG: N/A FT: 7 of 16 —.438 Reb: 32 9. Mark Morris 11-3 24 9 WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL (Peterson 12) At Adna 10. Liberty (Renton) 8-6 17 10 4 p.m. PIRATES 42, LOGGERS 34 Others receiving votes: Tumwater 11. FS1 — Providence at Marquette At Oakville Onalaska 12 4 8 10 —34 North Kitsap 2. Shorecrest 1. NBA ACORNS 60, WOLFPACK 21 Adna 5 13 11 13 —42 Twin Valley 2 13 4 2 —21 Onalaska (34) — Duran 6, Modica Class 1A NBA Standings SATURDAY, Jan. 23 Oakville 22 12 15 11 —60 15, Swett 4, Whitney 5, Huffman 4 1. Lynden Christian (11) 14-0 110 1 All Times PST Twin Valley (21) — Neeland 2, W. FG: 15 of 40 — .375 FT: 3 of 6 2. Zillah 15-0 98 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE COLLEGE BASKETBALL Fultz 5, M. Fultz 2, Cottrell 12 —.500 Reb. N/A 3. King’s 11-3 84 3 Atlantic Division 9 a.m. FG: 8 of 36 —.222 FT: 1 of 2 —.500 Adna (42) — Young 5, Weed 5, 4. King’s Way Christian 10-3 78 4 W L Pct GB CBS — Georgetown at Connecticut Reb. N/A Trotter 6, Apperson 3, Rigdon 10, Moon 5. Mount Baker 10-3 63 5 Toronto 27 15 .643 — Oakville (60) — Holloway 2, Davis 4, Ingle 9 6. University Prep 11-2 48 7 Boston 22 21 .512 5½ ESPN — Syracuse at Virginia 7, N. Boyd 2, D. Boyd 21, Eichelberger 4, FG: 16 of 41 —.390 FT: 6 of 19 7. Overlake School 9-3 38 8 New York 22 22 .500 6 ESPN2 — Oklahoma at Baylor A. Youckton 18, Keller 6 —.316 Reb. N/A 8. Vashon Island 11-3 30 6 Brooklyn 11 32 .256 16½ ESPNU — Northwestern at Indiana FG: 28 of 66 —.424 FT: 1 of 6 —.125 9. Hoquiam 12-3 25 10 Philadelphia 6 38 .136 22 Reb. N/A At Toledo 10. Seattle Academy 9-3 24 9 Southeast Division FOX — Providence at Villanova Others receiving votes: INDIANS 52, TIGERS 41 Freeman 7. Atlanta 26 17 .605 — SEC — South Carolina at Tennessee Napavine 10 11 5 15 —41 Girls Basketball Miami 23 20 .535 3 Toledo 12 13 8 19 —52 Class 2B 9:30 p.m. At Centralia Washington 20 21 .488 5 TIGERS 46, THUNDERBIRDS 41 Napavine (41) — D. Stanley 3, W. 1. Brewster (10) 14-0 100 1 Orlando 20 21 .488 5 NBCSN — Davidson at Richmond Tumwater 6 16 8 11 —41 Stanley 10, P. Stanley 9, Purvis 5, Filley 2. Liberty (Spangle) 14-1 80 2 Charlotte 19 23 .452 6½ 10 a.m. Centralia 4 9 10 23 —46 14 2. Morton-White Pass 11-1 80 3 Tumwater (41) — Smith 5, Fields 2, FG: 14 of 52 —.269 FT: 11 of 19 4. NW Chr. (Colbert) 14-2 71 4T Central Division ESPNEWS — West Virginia at Texas Tech Hare 7, Snyder 13, Bergquist 12, Rodri- —.578 Reb. 37 5. Life Christian 13-2 66 4T Cleveland 29 11 .725 — 11 a.m. guez 2 Toledo (52) — Arceo-Hanson 6. Ocosta 13-1 45 6 Chicago 24 17 .585 5½ FG: 12 of 45 —.266 FT: 14 of 16 4, Pohll 10, R. Wallace 14, Arroyo 2, J. 7. Kittitas 11-1 34 7 Indiana 23 19 .548 7 CBS — Duke at NC State —.875 Reb: 26 Wallace 18, Robles, Vermilyea 4 8. Napavine 10-2 30 9 Detroit 23 19 .548 7 ESPN — Texas at Kansas Centralia (46) — A. Fast 16, Crews FG: 15 of 51 —.294 FT: 16 of 24 9. Friday Harbor 10-4 22 8 Milwaukee 19 25 .432 12 ESPN2 — Michigan at Nebraska 19, Blaser 2, Atkins 2, Corwin 5, M. Fast —.667 Reb. 42 (J. Wallace 12, Arroyo 12, 10. St. George’s 11-5 8 NR WESTERN CONFERENCE 2 Arceo-Hansen 8) Others receiving votes: Warden 7. Tole- Southwest Division ESPNU — LSU at Alabama FG: 14 of 56 —.250 FT 13 of 16 do 3. Lind-Ritzville/Sprague 2. LaCon- San Antonio 36 6 .857 — FSN — Seton Hall at Xavier —.813 Reb: 31 (Corwin 10, Crews 8) At Pe Ell ner 1. Toutle Lake 1. Dallas 25 19 .568 12 SEC — Mississippi at Mississippi St. TROJANS 73, MULES 64 Memphis 24 19 .558 12½ At Tumwater Wahkiakum 6 13 14 31—64 Class B Houston 22 22 .500 15 CBSSN — Navy vs. Army, at New York 1. Almira Cou-Hart (9) 14-0 90 1 WOLVES 63, BEARCATS 61 Pe Ell 20 21 11 21—73 New Orleans 14 27 .341 21½ 11:30 a.m. Wahkiakum (64) — L. Brown 9, 2. Seattle Lutheran 13-1 72 2 W.F. West 13 16 16 16 —61 Northwest Division Black Hills 20 20 14 9 —63 Moore 9, Ferguson 4, Anderson 2, Z. 3. Shorewood Christian 11-2 61 4 NBCSN — St. Bonaventure at VCU Oklahoma City 32 12 .727 — W.F. West (61) — Lofgren 29, John- Brown 22, Quigley 18 4. Garfield-Palouse 13-2 51 3 Utah 18 24 .429 13 1 p.m. son 9, Strasser 8, Brumfield 5, Steen 5, FG: 23 of 56—.411 FT: 13 of 20 Reb: 5. Republic 13-3 30 5 Portland 19 26 .422 13½ CBS — UCLA at Oregon Hanson 2, Haakenson 2 43 (Z. Brown 11, Quigley 11) 6. Yakama Tribal 11-3 29 8 FG: 22 of 69 —.319 FT: 12 of 19 Pe Ell (73) — Arrington 4, Jurek 8, 6. Selkirk 10-5 29 6T Denver 16 26 .381 15 CBSSN — South Florida at Houston —.632 Reb. 38 (Strasser 9, Brumfield 8) Smith 5, Hanson 4, McCalden 3, Shep- 8. Wellpinit 10-3 24 6T Minnesota 13 31 .295 19 ESPN — Vanderbilt at Kentucky Black Hills (63) — Nurmi 20, Duff herd 19, Lusk 20, Toepelt 4, Prestegord 6 9. Neah Bay 7-3 17 9 Pacific Division 18, Moloney 9, Williams 7, LaBelle 6, FG: 27 of 61—.443 FT: 12 of 26— 10. Liberty Christian 10-3 15 NR Golden State 39 4 .907 — ESPN2 — Louisville at Georgia Tech Payne 2, Reichert 1 .462 Reb: 44 (Arrington 11) Others receiving votes: Evergreen L.A. Clippers 27 14 .659 11 ESPNU — Iowa St. at TCU FG: 20 of 49 —.408 FT: 21 of 36 Lutheran 12. Orcas Christian 9. Shore- Sacramento 18 23 .439 20 SEC — Missouri at Texas A&M —.583 Reb. 17 (Nurmi 5) At Winlock line Christian 8. Sunnyside Christian Phoenix 13 30 .302 26 TIMBERWOLVES 67, WINLOCK 37 5. Lummi 3. Puget Sound Adventist 2. L.A. Lakers 9 35 .205 30½ 3 p.m. At Pe Ell Morton-WP 18 18 1714—67 Pomeroy 2. CBSSN — Utah St. at San Diego St. MULES 69, TROJANS 29 Winlock 3 14 7 13—37 Tuesday’s Games ESPNU — Oklahoma St. at Kansas St. Wahkiakum 20 15 22 12 —69 Morton-White Pass (67) — K. Po- GIRLS Milwaukee 91, Miami 79 Pe Ell 5 8 6 10 —29 quette 10, Elledge 8, Gillispie 3, Hart Class 4A New Orleans 114, Minnesota 99 SEC — Arkansas at Georgia Wahkiakum (69) — Ashe 2, Elliot 14, M. Poquette 8, Erskine 5, LaClef 16, 1. Central Valley (10) 14-0 100 1 Oklahoma City 110, Denver 104 3:40 p.m. 2, Souvenir 15, Mace 9, Elliott 14, Pea- Lewis 3 2. Moses Lake 14-0 89 2 Indiana 97, Phoenix 94 cock 16, Leitz 1, Burdick 6, Fluckinger 4 FG: 27 of 62—.435 FT: 6 of 12—.500 3. Bothell 14-1 75 4 ESPN — Maryland at Michigan St. FG: 26 of 62 —.419 FT: 12 of 23 Reb: 39 4. Lewis and Clark 10-3 65 5 Wednesday’s Games 4:30 p.m. Winlock (37) — Dean 5, Nolan Patch- 5. Todd Beamer 14-2 60 3 —.522 Reb: N/A Philadelphia 96, Orlando 87 ing 3, Nick Patching 10, Hall 9, Gonza- 6. Woodinville 13-3 31 10 FS1 — Butler at Creighton Pe Ell (29) — Skeen 8, Smith 4, Washington 106, Miami 87 lez 6, Miller (tie)Camas 11-2 31 8 5 p.m. Compton 6, McCarty 2, Blankenship 1, Toronto 115, Boston 109 Brooks 5, Elliott 3, FG: 14 of 45—.311 FT: 3 of 6—.500 8. Skyview 9-4 30 9 Cleveland 91, Brooklyn 78 CBSSN — Marquette at St. John’s FG: 8 of 45 —.177 FT: 12 of 18 Reb: 27 (Garibay 7) 9. Kentridge 11-4 21 7 New York 118, Utah 111, OT —.667 Reb: 39 (Skeen 18) 10. Chiawana 12-2 15 NR ESPNU — SMU at Temple Wednesday’s Prep Basketball Others receiving votes: Eastlake 12. Golden State 125, Chicago 94 SEC — Auburn at Florida At Mossyrock Statewide Scores Inglemoor 8. Sunnyside 6. Bellarmine Detroit 123, Houston 114 5:30 p.m. DUCKS 71, VIKINGS 12 BOYS BASKETBALL Prep 5. Kentlake 2. Oklahoma City 109, Charlotte 95 Toutle Lake 28 15 18 9 —71 Adna 42, Onalaska 34 Dallas 106, Minnesota 94, OT BTN — Illinois at Minnesota Mossyrock 2 2 6 2 —12 Bellarmine Prep 71, Gig Harbor 53 Class 3A Sacramento 112, L.A. Lakers 93 5:40 p.m. Toutle Lake (71) — Hockett 7, Burlington-Edison 60, Nooksack Valley 43 1. Lynnwood (9) 14-0 99 1 Atlanta 104, Portland 98 Woodley 24, Deffenbaugh 12, Wasson 2, Clover Park 70, White River 66 2. Bellevue (1) 14-0 91 2 ESPN — Arizona at California Dean 9, Gardner 14, Bailey 3 Columbia River 66, Kelso 46 3. Arlington 13-0 76 3 Thursday’s Games 6 p.m. FG: 27 of 40 —. FT: 1 of 2 —.500 Ferndale 59, Meridian 44 4. West Seattle 15-0 71 4 Detroit at New Orleans, 5 p.m. PAC-12 — Colorado at Washington State Reb: 33 (Gardner 11) Foss 69, Mount Tahoma 46 5. Blanchet 14-0 63 5 L.A. Clippers at Cleveland, 5 p.m. Mossyrock (12) — Moorcroft 2, Hazen 81, Foster 74 6. Auburn Riverside 14-0 47 7 Memphis at Denver, 6 p.m. 7 p.m. Grose 8, Carlson 2 Kennedy 69, Renton 66 7. Lincoln 13-1 42 8 Atlanta at Sacramento, 7 p.m. ESPNU — UNLV at Nevada FG: 4 of 20 —.200 FT: 2 of 3 —.667 Lewis and Clark 62, Ferris 42 8. Mercer Island 11-3 21 6 San Antonio at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 • Sports 7

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PLAYOFF SCHEDULE Saturday, Jan. 9 Kansas City 30, Houston 0 Pittsburgh 18, Cincinnati 16 Sunday, Jan. 10 Seattle 10, Minnesota 9 Green Bay 35, Washington 18 Saturday, Jan. 16 New England 27, Kansas City 20 Arizona 26, Green Bay 20 (OT) Sunday, Jan. 17 Tom Brady and Peyton Manning will meet for the fi fth time in the playoff s. Carson Palmer and Cam Newton will meet for the fi rst. Carolina 31, Seattle 24 Denver 23, Pittsburgh 16 Sunday, Jan. 24 New England at Denver 3:05 p.m. Arizona at Carolina 6:40 p.m. LET’S TRY THIS AGAIN Sunday, Feb. 7 Super Bowl 50 6:30 p.m. Brady meets Manning — again — and Palmer gets his shot at Newton (All times Eastern) COACHING CAROUSEL or the fi rst time in more than a decade, the NFL playoffs have While it seems Brady has dominated his matchups with Manning, he is Cleveland Browns come down to the top two seeds in each conference playing for actually only 2–2 against him in the postseason, and Manning has won the Fired: Mike Pettine Fthe right to go to the Super Bowl. last two meetings. Both times, Manning was at home, including a 26–16 Hired: Hue Jackson Even better, we get two quarterback matchups of which we Denver win in 2014. Then again, Brady hasn’t lost in the postseason since. Jackson takes over the Browns after serving as offen- have been deprived in the recent past. When Tom Brady and the Patriots Prediction: Patriots, 24–16. sive coordinator in Cincinnati for the last two seasons. faced the Broncos in the regular season, Peyton Manning was injured and Arizona (14–3) at Carolina (16–1) Jackson was head coach of the Raiders in 2011, going Sunday, 6:40 p.m. ET, FOX did not play. In last season’s playoffs, Arizona had to face 8–8. They haven’t had a winning season since. Cam Newton and Carolina without injured quarterback Arizona quarterback Carson Palmer got a big monkey off Carson Palmer. All four passers are ready to go this week, his back against Green Bay by picking up his fi rst career Miami Dolphins so let’s break down the matchups. playoff win, but he’ll need to be better against the Panthers. Fired: Joe Philbin New England (13–4) at Denver (13–4) He nearly cost the Cards the game with two ugly fourth- Hired: Adam Gase Sunday, 3:05 p.m. ET, CBS quarter throws in the red zone. One was intercepted, and the Miami is betting that Gase can help Ryan Tannehill Brady and Manning meet for the 17th time, but the other should have been a pick-6. become the franchise quarterback they are paying him Broncos would be wise to treat this one the way they did The Cards were also a top-10 rushing team, averaging 126 to be. Gase drew rave reviews from Peyton Manning in with Brock Osweiler under center in November. Denver yards per game in their fi rst 15 games. They need to get back Denver before helping Jay Cutler put up a career-best rushed for 179 yards in an overtime win, the most New John Gworek to that: They lost to Seattle in Week 17 while rushing for just passer rating in Chicago in 2015. England has allowed on the ground all season. Athlon Sports 27 yards, and their inability to run the ball against Green Bay New York Giants The Broncos led the NFL in total defense, pass defense, Senior Editor (40 yards on 19 carries) allowed the Packers to stay in the and sacks in the regular season. That kind of defense usu- @JohnGworek game and almost steal it at the end. Resigned: Tom Coughlin ally functions best with a lead when the opponent needs Carolina basically needs to stick to its usual script — run Hired: Ben McAdoo to pass. It’s a good bet the Pats will be passing no mat- the ball well, get big plays from Cam Newton, and force a Coughlin was forced out after a third straight losing ter what, but will Brady hold the ball long enough for the bunch of turnovers. Palmer showed last week he will give season, but not much will change. McAdoo was pro- Broncos to get to him? They sacked him three times when these teams the defense a few chances to make big plays, and the Panthers led the moted from his offensive coordinator post, and Steve met on Nov. 29, but Julian Edelman missed that game. NFL with 24 interceptions in the regular season. Spagnuolo is expected to stay on to run the defense. There is evidence to suggest all the Patriots need to do to win is have The Panthers should have some success running the ball. In its last three Philadelphia Eagles Edelman healthy. They have won the last 16 games in which he has played games, Arizona is allowing 127 yards per game on the ground. Having a Fired: Chip Kelly and lost four of seven without him. Tom Brady averaged 338 yards pass- healthy Jonathan Stewart, who returned after missing three games to rush Hired: Doug Pederson ing this season with Edelman; without him, Brady averaged 248 yards. for 106 yards and two scores against Seattle, also helps. The Eagles were interested in McAdoo before the Rob Gronkowski had fi ve 100-yard games before Edelman went down Newton’s only previous career postseason win came last season Giants kept him in New York. They moved on to and none after. So of course, results were predictable when Edelman re- against Arizona, but Ryan Lindley was the Cards’ quarterback in that Pederson, a former Eagles assistant under Andy Reid turned for the Division Playoffs against Kansas City: Brady threw for game. He’ll need to be better than 18-of-32 for 198 yards to beat Palmer 302 yards; Edelman produced 100 of them on 10 catches; Gronkowski and make his fi rst Super Bowl. who has been Kansas City’s offensive coordinator the had 83 yards and two touchdowns; and New England won, 27–20. Prediction: Panthers, 28–27. last three seasons. San Francisco 49ers Fired: Jim Tomsula Hired: Chip Kelly Kelly was fi red by the Eagles before the season fi nale, but he was 10–6 in each of his fi rst two seasons in Philadelphia. The 49ers hope he can breathe new life OUTSIDE THE HUDDLE into quarterback Colin Kaepernick. We can only hope that the conference title share the Inglewood site, and the Raiders are next Fountain of youth Tampa Bay Buccaneers games are as competitive as the Divisional Round in line if the Bolts choose to stay in San Diego. In his 12th season, Fired: Lovie Smith turned out to be. For the fi rst time since the 2003 Until the new project is complete, the Rams will Arizona receiver Larry Hired: Dirk Koetter season, all four second-round playoff games were play in the L.A. Coliseum, which was their home Afraid of losing Koetter and hurting the development decided by seven points or fewer. That postseason from 1946-79. ... Fitzgerald had one of of Jameis Winston, the Bucs fi red Smith and promoted produced a Patriots-Panthers Super Bowl that Have we seen the last of Marshawn Lynch and his best years, grabbing came down to a late game-winning fi eld goal, so Beast Mode in Seattle? It certainly seems likely. a career-high 109 passes for their offensive coordinator. Koetter tabbed former history could still repeat this year. ... Lynch played in just seven games this season due 1,215 yards and nine touchdowns. Falcons coach Mike Smith to run the defense. The NFL will return to Los Angeles next season to hamstring and abdomen ailments, and he has He stayed hot in the Divisional Round Tennessee Titans for the fi rst time since 1994. League owners voted talked about retirement while battling back issues of the playoff s with 176 yards on eight catches, Fired: Ken Whisenhunt 30–2 to approve St. Louis Rams owner Stan in past offseasons. Even when he was in the lineup, including a 75-yard catch-and-run in overtime that Hired: Mike Mularkey Kroenke’s plan to move the team back to L.A. he averaged less than 4 yards per carry for the fi rst set up his game-winning 5-yard touchdown. After Mularkey went 2–7 after taking over for Whisenhunt, and build a new stadium in the Inglewood area time since 2010. He returned to face Carolina last going six games without scoring, Fitzgerald now has of the city. That proposal won out over a joint week after missing eight games, but he was held to but the Titans liked him enough to give him the top job touchdowns in three straight games. The veteran Raiders-Chargers plan to build and share a stadium 20 yards on six carries. With Thomas Rawls (830 going forward. Including two seasons in Buffalo and in Carson, Calif., but that doesn’t mean the Rams yards, 5.6 yards per carry in 13 games) expected to has always picked up his game in the playoff s: In one in Jacksonville, Mularkey’s career record is 18–39. will have Los Angeles to themselves. The Chargers be fully healed from an ankle injury, the Seahawks eight postseason games, Fitzgerald has 53 catches Photos: Brady: Tom DiPace; Manning: Peter Brouillet; have a year to work out a deal with Kroenke to and Lynch appear destined to part ways. for 912 yards and 10 touchdowns. Palmer, Fitzgerald: Tom Lynn; Newton: Harrison McClary

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NFL Stone: Time For the Seahawks to Make the O-Line a Priority

By Larry Stone The Seattle Times (MCT) The Seahawks aren’t going to recede into irrelevance any time soon, which is the solace to be gained from Sunday’s playoff loss. But the very fact that they have such a strong, young core returning makes it even more important for them to shore up their primary weakness. Little mystery about that. It’s an offensive line that killed the Seahawks early in the season and then was exploited big time in their NFC divisional playoff loss to the Carolina Pan- thers. Unless you’re the New Eng- land Patriots, the window of opportunity in the NFL can close awfully fast. The Seahawks need to maximize the privileged time they have now with a dynamic young quarterback and the nu- cleus of a dominant defense. The Mariners haven’t been able to do it with Felix Hernan- dez and Robinson Cano, and now Felix is going to reach 30 years old in April without a single playoff game on his resume. Nam Y. Huh / The Associated Press The Seahawks have four Seattle Seahawks tackle Russell Okung (76) sits on the bench during the second half of an NFL wild-card football game against the Minnesota Vikings, Sunday in Min- straight playoff appearances, two neapolis. Super Bowls and one title. But the NFL is littered with teams that looked like they were posi- under siege by Carolina rushers. The likely departure of Lynch in the NFL draft, and have been tioned for the long haul only to The first one, a pick-six by Luke will clear up salary-cap space, quite crafty in finding impact flame out before their time. Kuechly, came after defensive and the Seahawks have various players in the later rounds and The best strategy is to be ever “I think this needs tackle Kawann Short beat Britt, other personnel choices to make through undrafted free agents. mindful of the big picture, but to be a really and the second resulted from a that could add to their dispos- It’s time for the Seahawks to hone in zealously on the here hit by defensive end Mario Ad- able income to sign some free make the O-line their priority, and now. competitive spot dison, who had slipped past left agents. They own the 26th pick not an afterthought. All you had to do was listen to again, and we’re tackle Russell Okung. Pete Carroll’s exit interview with Okung, whose performance PACIFIC NORTHWEST the media Monday to realize that going to work really has declined because of injuries, the offensive line will rightly be hard to built it up.’’ is an unrestricted free agent. So ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA a huge priority in the offseason. is guard J.R. Sweezy and backup REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! “I don’t think we’ve nailed it center Lemuel Jeanpierre. Center Pete Carroll n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers yet,” Carroll said “I think this Patrick Lewis and tackle Gary 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation needs to be a really competitive Gilliam are restricted free agents. Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 spot again, and we’re going to It’s conceivable that Seattle Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) work really hard to built it up. will have an almost completely n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation CH553319ic.sw For the course of the season, we record this year for yards per revamped offensive line next Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 weren’t consistent enough. game (378.6), while their 26.4 year, with just guard Mark Glo- winski, center Kristjan Sokoli “We found a real good rhythm, points per game trails only the More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 but we can’t start and go through 2005 team in Seahawks history. (another converted defensive that again. We don’t want to have They were fourth in the NFL in lineman) and disappointing Al- to experience that if we can avoid total yards per game and third in vin Bailey already on hand as po- it. I think that’s a real area of fo- rushing yards (141.8 per game). tential replacements. cus again.” But that obscures the fact that With the restrictions of the from The Chronicle That’s about as strong a con- the unit was a major problem in salary cap, teams have to make a demnation as the perpetually the first seven games, when Wil- choice about their financial pri- positive Carroll ever gives. son was sacked a league-high 31 orities. The Seahawks have opted, Let’s face it, the Seahawks times. That was the primary rea- quite successfully, to sink most have made the offensive line a son that the Seahawks switched of their payroll into maintaining relatively low priority over the to a quick passing game in which a very expensive defense. They years, and it’s been a success- Wilson thrived, finishing the traded solid center Max Unger ful formula. They’ve relied on regular season with 24 touch- to get a flashy tight end, Jimmy Tom Cable to be a coaching Mc- downs and just one interception Graham. And they prioritized See a photo you like in the paper? Gyver, jerry-rigging a cohesive over his final seven games. running back Marshawn Lynch, unit from whatever he’s handed. Cable deserves praise for the theorizing that Wilson and That’s included converted defen- juggling he did along the way to Lynch could make up for a lot of mistakes by the offensive line. sive linemen like J.R. Sweezy and improve the line. But it still came ePRints Drew Nowak, a former tight end back to bite them, both in the late This season showed again like Gary Gilliam, or a former loss to the St. Louis Rams, and that maybe they can, but it also tackle playing guard like Justin especially the Panthers game. showed, with Thomas Rawls, Britt. On both of Wilson’s devastating that the Seahawks could have a Get a quality print to keep! 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It advances our team. under any circumstances.” ______“I’ve never seen any quar- So that’s just part of football.” Not surprisingly, though, Company Name terback look to the referee The war of words — which Belichick wouldn’t add to Address ______right after he gets sacked more included Patriots tight end Rob the bulletin-board material. City ______State ______Zip ______than Brady. Every time he gets Gronkowski saying on Twit- “We’re focused on the Denver sacked, he looks at the ref like, ter that the Broncos are “good Broncos and the game,” he said, Mail form to The Chronicle, Attn: Customer Service CH549460h.sw ‘You see him sack me? Was that at giving low blows” — is sure “so all the rest of that is a bunch 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531 supposed to happen? He did it to add even more intrigue to of hot air.” All sales are inal. Visit chronline.mycapture.com for more options The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016

Editor: Eric Schwartz Phone number: 807-8224 Life e-mail: [email protected] Logging Simulator Provides Insight for Students

FIRST TIME IN WASHINGTON: The “This is exactly the way it is in the real world,” Goss told students while Machine Provides Practical, they practiced a variety of tasks. Hands-on Training Without After a run through, the machine would let the students know how much the Risk of Injury time it took them to complete their run, By Justyna Tomtas and how much gas was used, along with other measurements. [email protected] Goss said typically a logging ma- Vocational students at W.F. West chine of this nature would cost about High School in Chehalis had the oppor- $500,000, and would cost between $3 tunity to test out a logging simulator this and $4 per gallon for fuel. week, providing them an opportunity to “It costs hundreds of dollars for practice for a field that has long fueled someone to just sit in it and do some- the rural area of Lewis County. thing like practice,” he said. “So what The $80,000 machine, modeled af- I was impressed with is we could have ter a 325D Forestry Machine, provides this so we could teach these guys, es- a “real life” experience for those inter- pecially if they want to get into the log- ested in learning more about the type ging industry, which is in a lot of every- of work associated with it. thing down here.” With joysticks, a mouse and levers, He said it gave students a great in- the machine allowed students to prac- sight into a vocational career path that tice maneuvering the simulator. Al- students could enter into out of high though bolted into place, the machine school if they had no other alternatives. moves and reacts to the tasks the stu- “It gives them a wonderful chance to dents are doing, whether it be pick- be in an industry that will be around ing up large logs and moving them, or forever in some capacity,” he said. parking the simulator on a trailer. “Technology has changed this industry Chris Guenther, a shop teacher at the immensely and there’s still such a phys- school, said the simulator provides the ical hands-on aspect that will never kids the opportunity to delve into pos- ever change in this industry.” sible career paths in a safe environment. W.F. West was the only high school “One of the biggest pieces is the in Lewis County that would be able ability to explore other career pos- to utilize the machine. After it left the sibilities associated with agricultural school on Wednesday, the machine will mechanics and then equipment opera- make its way to Sedro-Woolley, and to tion to learn the skills they might be the Port Orchard and Port Angeles ar- able to apply some day if they decide eas. The simulator will only be in the to do a career in forestry or something state of Washington for about a month in that nature,” Guenther said. before it gets relocated to another state. All of the shop classes at the high By providing the opportunity for school had the opportunity to give students and others to get a feel for how the simulator a try. The machine was to operate logging equipment, Goss at W.F. West High School on Tuesday said, the machine provides practical and Wednesday. Mainly making ap- hands-on training for an industry that pearances in British Columbia, it was is not always safe. the first time the machine commis- “Logging is the most deadly indus- sioned by Caterpillar Inc. made an ap- try in the United States; there’s more pearance in the state of Washington, fatalities than in anything else,” he said Bret Goss, a sales representative said. “This kid can’t get hurt here … with NC Machinery. that is one of the best things about this A variety of other simulators exist is teaching this guy … they can figure for excavators, loaders and dozers, but out how it is so when they actually do this machine is the only one in exis- it in the real world, they are more ac- tence focused on logging, Goss said. customed to it.”

Pete Caster / [email protected] Top left: A W.F. West student picks up a log on a logging simulator at the W.F. West High School on Tuesday afternoon.

Middle: Bret Goss, a sales representative at NC Machinery, shows W.F. West freshman Kyler Hul- stein, how he scored after he completed a task on the logging simulator machine at the high school’s wood shop in Chehalis on Tuesday afternoon.

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Courtesy Photo Today The Donald Sinta Quar- HAVE AN EVENT YOU tet play their instru- Public Agencies ments at the Chamber Twin Transit board, 8:15 a.m., Twin WOULD LIKE TO INVITE Music Showcase per- Transit office, 212 E. Locust St., Centralia, THE PUBLIC TO? formance in 2014. (360) 330-2072 Submit your calendar items to Newsroom Assistant Doug Libraries Blosser by 5 p.m. Friday the Mother Goose Play Group, for chil- week before you would like dren birth-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia them to be printed. He can be Editor’s Best Bet Family Story Time, for children age reached at calendar@chronline. Donald Sinta Quartet Coming to Centralia College 3-third grade, 11:45 a.m., Randle com or (360) 807-8238. Please Pizza and Paperbacks, for teens, 3:30 include all relevant information, Lewis County Concerts will present the Donald p.m., Tenino as well as contact information. Sinta Quartet at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Corbet Theatre, Karaoke & the Teen Center, for teens, Events can also be submitted 5:30 p.m., Morton Teen Center Centralia College. at www.chronline.com For tickets, call (360) 623-8100 and leave a message. Organizations American Legion Post 508, potluck Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 or and meeting, 6 p.m., Silver Creek-Ethel email [email protected] Grange, corner of Brim Road and U.S. Young Adult Biblio Babble Book Club, Highway 12, (360) 485-2852, (360) 1:30-3 p.m., Book ‘n’ Brush, 518 N. Mar- 978-5368 ket Blvd., Chehalis, (360) 748-6221 or Onalaska American Legion Post 508, [email protected] Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., 6 p.m. potluck, 7 p.m. meeting, Onalas- Veterans Memorial Museum, annual Wednesday, Jan. 27 Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., ka First Church of God, (360) 978-5368 meeting, 2 p.m., election of board of di- Winlock Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, rectors positions, (360) 740-8875 Health and Hope Medical Out- Former CC Student Cowlitz Prairie Grange, business 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 reach, free medical clinic, 5:30-8:30 meeting 7:30 p.m., potluck dessert to Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 p.m., Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 Cooks follow, (360) 864-2023 Hill Road, Centralia, for those whose to Talk About Borneo S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst Monday, Jan. 25 income is less than 200 percent of the United Women in Business, 5:30 p.m., Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, (360) 269- poverty level, (360) 623-1485 Headhunters Kit Carson banquet room, Chehalis, 3827 or (360) 736-4163 Free community dinner, 5:30-6:30 During a Lyceum Series pre- (360) 388-5252 Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, p.m., Centralia United Methodist Seniors’ Bible study, 2 p.m., Calvary 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) Church, 506 S. Washington Ave., (360) Public Agencies sentation, Oliver Claycamp, a Assembly of God, Centralia, (360) 736- 520-0772 736-7311 former Centralia College stu- 6769 or (360) 324-9050 Centralia City Council, 7 p.m., City Lewis County Patrons of Gifted Or- dent, will be giving a talk about Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, (360) ganization (POGO), 6 p.m., Room 202, 330-7670 the people known as the Iban Centralia Middle School, LewisCounty- Public Agencies Support Groups Napavine City Council, 6 p.m., on the island of Borneo. The [email protected] Lewis County Commission, 10 a.m., Domestic violence support group, BOCC board room, second floor, Lewis Napavine City Hall, 407 Birch St., (360) Lyceum talk will be at 1 p.m. 262-3547, ext. 213 Wednesday at Washington Hall 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- County Courthouse, agenda available halis, sponsored by Human Response Support Groups at http://goo.gl/agwWM, (360) 740-1120 Lewis County Planning Commission, 103 on the Centralia College Network, (360) 748-6601 6 p.m., Lewis County Courthouse, (360) “Up From Grief,” for those grieving Chehalis City Council, 5 p.m, City campus. 740-1284, http://goo.gl/1a1Zb the loss of a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., As- Hall council chamber, 350 N. Market Once upon a time (around sured Home Hospice, 2120 N. Park St., Blvd., Chehalis, agendas available at Lewis County PUD Commission, 10 100 years ago), the Iban were the Thursday, Jan. 28 Centralia, (360) 330-2640 http://ci.chehalis.wa.us/meetings, (360) a.m., PUD auditorium, 345 NW Pacific Ave., Chehalis, (360) 748-9261 or (800) fiercest and most proficient of Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 345-1042 Zentangles, by Penny Degener, 10 562-5612 p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209 Lewis County Developmental Dis- all the headhunters of Borneo. a.m., White Pass Country Museum, N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) abilities Advisory Board, 4 p.m., 156 NW Even today, the victims’ trophy 12990 U.S. Highway 12, Packwood, (360) 736-9268 Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, (360) 740-1284 skulls or ‘Antu Pala’ (literally 494-4422 Lewis County Solid Waste Disposal Libraries ‘ghost head’) still hang from the raf- District, 11 a.m., Lewis County Commis- Preschool Story Time, for children ters of their traditional longhouses. sioners Meeting Room, Lewis County Public Agencies 3-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia Courthouse, (360) 740-1451 This talk will present some historical and modern informa- Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency Friday, Jan. 22 on Aging, Council of Governments, 2 tion about the Iban people, with Oregon Trail music and dancing, Organizations Organizations p.m., 2404 Heritage Court SW, Suite A, open mic with Side Kicks Band, 7 p.m., an special focus on these trophy Olympia, (360) 664-3162, ext. 112, (888) Cowlitz Prairie Grange, (360) 864-2023 Centralia Bridge Club, noon, Unity Forest Grange, 3397 Jackson High- skulls: why they keep them and 545-0910, ext. 112, or email Rebecca. [email protected] Music, 10:30-11:45 a.m., Twin Cities Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) way, 7 p.m. what they mean. Senior Center, (360) 748-0061 748-1753, [email protected] Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Pictures will also be present- Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, Unity Church, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) ed about the speaker’s firsthand Libraries country/western, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cit- (360) 748-1753, [email protected] account of the Gawai Burong or ies Senior Center, $6, (360) 350-2423 520-0772 Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and Mother Goose Play Group, for chil- Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- (literally “augury or divination dren birth-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia Jones & Fischer, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., festival”), which is also known Scatter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, Support Groups lia, (360) 269-8146 or (360) 748-3521 Rochester Tuesday Quilting Rebels, 10 a.m.-2 as the festival of heads. Grandparents as Parents, 6-8 p.m., p.m., Oakview Grange, 2715 N. Pearl St., For more information, call Organizations 420 Centralia College Blvd., Centra- Centralia, (360) 736-4671 the Student Life and Involvement Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Libraries lia, (360) 736-9391, ext. 298 or (877) GriefShare, grief recovery seminar Bucoda Odd Fellows Community Cen- 813-2828 Center, (360) 736-9391, ext. 224. Teen Movie Matinee: Jurassic World, and support group, 7-9 p.m., Mountain ter, 101 E. Seventh St., second floor, Bu- coda, (360) 736-6717 for teens, 2 p.m., Centralia View Baptist Church, 1201 Belmont Ave., Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Centralia, child care provided through Family Crafternoon, for children, 3 starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, Tuesday, Jan. 26 fifth grade, (360) 827-2172 p.m., Tenino Jackson Highway, Chehalis 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Mount St. Helens Patchwork Quilters, Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 Open mic, 6-10 p.m., Jeremy’s Farm 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lewis County Historical to Table, 476 W. Main St., Chehalis, (360) Lewis County Republican Club, Orthodox Muslim Museum, 599 NW Front St., Chehalis, Organizations 748-4417 lunch served at noon, Woodland Es- first Tuesday, potluck, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., St. tates, Chehalis, (360) 740-9868 Skookumchuck I.O.O.F. Lodge 129, to Give Talk at Mental Health Matters, 6-7:30 p.m., Timothy’s Episcopal Church, 1826 SW S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst 7:30 p.m., Bucoda Odd Fellows Commu- Snively Ave., Chehalis, (360) 880-5134 St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 10000 U.S. nity Center, 101 E. Seventh St., second Centralia College Highway 12, Rochester, (360) 273-9884 Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, (360) 269- Friends of Centralia Library, annual 3827 or (360) 736-4163 floor, Bucoda, (360) 736-6717 Zohra Sarwari will be giving meeting and elections, 5:30 p.m., social Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, Lewis County Writers critique ses- a free lecture on the true nature time, 6 p.m. meeting, Centralia Tim- sion, 5:15-7:15 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Public Agencies 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) of the Muslim religion at 7 p.m. berland Library, 110 S. Silver St., (360) 520-0772 Chehalis, http://lewiscountywriters. 736-8308 Riverside Fire Authority Board of Com- Tuesday in Corbet Theatre on Zonta Club of Centralia-Chehalis, 6 wordpress.com/ missioners, 5 p.m., Headquarters Station, p.m., Elks Lodge, 1732 S. Gold St., Cen- the Centralia College campus. 1818 Harrison Ave., Centralia, (360) 736- tralia, (360) 330-0564 Her topic will be “No, I Am 3975 or [email protected] Support Groups Not a Terrorist.” Support Groups Lewis County Democrats, 6 p.m., H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Sarwari is an international NAMI Lewis County Connections Carpenters Hall, 417 N. Pearl St., Centra- Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 speaker, entrepreneur, publisher, Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Libraries lia, (360) 978-5190 Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or sher- Book Babies, for babies birth-24 mother and author of 14 books. 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Washington the basement which they clev- na was rationally related to the erly decorated themselves, car- legitimate goals of preventing State rying out a nautical theme. The drug abuse and protecting the room has [a] juke box, ping- public from untested medica- HISTORY pong table, and adjoining snack tions. Less than six months lat- bar. The girls can entertain men er, Seeley is dead, but the cause HistoryLink.org there certain nights of the week. he fought for is not. In less than a year, Washington’s voters will overwhelmingly approve Initia- WAVES Hit Seattle at tive 692, which permits qualify- Sand Point Ralph Seeley, Attorney ing patients to obtain prescrip- On Jan. 21, 1943, 11 WAVES and Advocate for tions for “medical marijuana.” (Women Appointed for Volun- Medical Marijuana Fourteen years later, voters will tary Emergency Service), mem- approve another initiative, this bers of the women’s branch On Jan. 21, 1998, Tacoma time legalizing the recreational of the U.S. Navy, arrive at the attorney Ralph L. Seeley (1948- use of marijuana by adults. Sand Point Naval Air Station. 1998) succumbs to a cancer that Four officers and seven enlisted Courtesy U.S. Navy Historical Center has tormented him for more Seattle’s Historic women are all graduates of the U.S. Navy WAVES recruiting poster, than a decade. Diagnosed in first training course for women 1943. 1986 with chordoma, a rare Coe Elementary bone cancer that starts in the at Cedar Falls, Iowa. They as- corpsman, pharmacist’s mate, sume duties in communica- spine, Seeley endures a dozen School Burns driver, low pressure chamber Courtesy Equalrights4all.org tions, the control tower, recre- surgeries and several courses On Jan. 21, 2001, just af- operator, radio operator, post Ralph Seeley (1948-1998), ca. 1995. ation, ship’s services, and in the of chemotherapy and radiation ter midnight, historic Franz Officer of the Day’s office. office specialist, and switch- therapy that cause severe nau- H. Coe Elementary School on By March 1945, 322 enlisted board operator. sea, vomiting, and debilitation. marijuana as a drug that can Queen Anne Hill burns to the WAVES and 36 officers were An official report described He finds that smoking marijua- be prescribed. A Pierce County ground. The three-story wood stationed at Sand Point in every the WAVES’ quarters as follows: na, which his doctors cannot le- superior court judge rules in building dating from 1907 is aeronautical billet including: The cubicles are painted gally prescribe, provides much Seeley’s favor, but the State will being heavily remodeled when control tower operator, metal- dusty pink and the two lounges greater relief than any of the appeal. In July 1997, the Wash- the fire breaks out. Flames are smith, aviation machinist, para- are beautifully decorated with medications that are permitted ington State Supreme Court not completely extinguished for chute rigger, storekeeper, pho- comfortable furniture and under the law. Seeley sues the reverses the ruling of the lower several days. The structure will tographer’s mate, Link celestial draperies. The girls are enjoy- State of Washington, asking court, holding that the State’s be completely rebuilt and will navigation trainer operator, ing the large recreation room in that it be compelled to reclassify prohibition of medical marijua- open for classes on Jan. 6, 2003. COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 • Life 5

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PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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Find answers to the puzzles here on Sudoku Puzzle One Puzzle Two on page Life 8.

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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “The greatest evil that one has to fight constantly ... is the worst part of oneself.” — Patrick McGoohan © 2016 by NEA, Inc. SAG salutes Carol Burnett Carol Burnett will be honored at the 22nd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, Saturday on TBS and TNT By Jay Bobbin Certainly, she is a television icon, but a major honor Carol Burnett is adding to her many others is forBy more than that.

Besides her stature as the star of one of the most successful comedy-variety shows ever, she has acted in movies (“Annie,” “The Four Seasons,” the TV drama “Friendly Fire”) and on stage (“Once Upon a Mattress,” “Moon Over Buffalo” and, lately, “Love Letters”). Burnett’s career overall will fuel her receipt of the Life Achievement Award at the 22nd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, which both TBS and TNT will televise Saturday, Jan. 30, from Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium.

As an owner of multiple Emmys, a Peabody, a special Tony, a Kennedy Center Honor, a Mark Twain Prize for American Humor and a Presidential Medal of Freedom (to name only some), Burnett is no stranger to accolades. However, her upcoming SAG citation holds special meaning for her.

In an interview for this article, she discussed joining a Life Achievement Award roster that includes her close friend Julie Andrews and such other CBS-series legends as Mary Tyler Moore, Dick Van Dyke, Angela Lansbury, Red Skelton, Danny Kaye and past SAG president Edward Asner.

Q: How is it for you to receive the SAG Life Achievement Award? A: I’m absolutely, as my chum Julie would say, gobsmacked! It’s like having a bunch of kids, like apples and oranges, to try to compare this or that (among awards) ... but this is a biggie, definitely, because it’s for a combination of things. And it’s from your peers. Q: The SAG Awards usually open with several Q: What do you anticipate the occasion to be like? actors telling how they got their guild membership A: I went to the one when Julie received this award, and I’m so starstruck. I have card. How did you get yours? been starstruck since I was 3 years old, especially with (stars of) the big screen. I A: Well, it had to be for the first movie I made, looked around the room and there were all these beautiful, wonderful actors. I was which was really kind of silly. It was called “Who’s just in awe, and I felt like I was 10 years old again. Been Sleeping in My Bed?,” with Dean Martin and Elizabeth Montgomery. I played the Eve Arden role; I was the best friend of the heroine. Q: How did the movies you watched in your youth inspire you to go into show business yourself? Q: A: When we moved out to California, my grandmother and I lived a block north of You said that one of the best things about Hollywood Boulevard. We were on welfare — at that time, I think they called it “relief” getting the Kennedy Center Honors was that you – but we would save our pennies and we would see as many as six to eight movies didn’t have to give a speech. Not so this time. How a week. I think those movies made an imprint on me as a kid because they weren’t are you getting ready for that? cynical. The bad guys didn’t win and the good guys always did, so I never grew up A: That’s what I’m very nervous about. I’m not good thinking that I couldn’t be successful in whatever I wanted to do, just like Mickey at that. I’m just hoping to come up with something (Rooney) and Judy (Garland). that’s short, succinct, to the point, and ... OK. Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 LIFE TV Viewers Face a ADVICE: Dear Abby Jam-Packed January Couple’s Future Grows By Scott Collins are bringing them back with a vengeance in Murkier After Man Los Angeles Times programs such as “Madoff.” But that means more premieres to market TV stars are parading through a ho- to already-overloaded viewers, and limited tel ballroom in Pasadena for the press this airtime thanks to football. NFL games rack Has Second Thoughts month, trying to persuade an army of report- up big ratings and devour schedules through- DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend, about this. It may be painful, but ers that their new winter shows are fascinat- out the fall. “Jimmy,” and I have been to- it will be better than living in ing, groundbreaking, impossible to ignore. “Football is still that one big kahuna,” Gold gether for two years. After about limbo the way you are. As the They better hope the sales pitches stick, be- says. “It’s on Thursday nights, Monday night, four months, out of necessity we saying goes, “When a door clos- cause it’s getting hard for viewers to keep up. Sundays. You want to take that competition moved in together and it was es, another one opens.” The next couple of months will bring season out of there.” great. or series premieres for nearly 300 new shows That’s pushing more and more new series Not long on broadcast, cable and streaming platforms. DEAR ABBY: Last Friday was into the coldest months. afterward I got Grandparents’ Day at my kids’ That’s right. Three hundred. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, Gold a job two hours “It’s crazy,” says Billie Gold, an audience re- preschool. My parents attended says. January and February typically have the away. Since I and were well-behaved for the search expert and vice president at New York highest percentage of TV usage in American moved, we get ad firm Carat. “Everyone is now using the most part, but then my mother homes, with millions more viewers watching to see each other first quarter to launch shows.” made a faux pas. She asked one than at other times. July, a prime month for only every two or While January was once a time for net- of the directors when her baby family vacations and outdoor activities, has three weeks. The works to devote special attention to midsea- was due. Well, Abby, the woman the lowest household viewing. separation has By Abigail Van Buren son launches at a relatively relaxed pace, now been tough, but isn’t pregnant. it’s a frenzied land grab. Take Fox, which on But the networks may be overdoing it, according to Tom Nunan, a former network when we’re together, everything When I picked up my kids, I Friday arrived at the TCA TV press tour at is perfect and all is right with the had no idea what had happened. the Langham Huntington Hotel to promote boss who now teaches at UCLA’s School of Theater Film and Television. “Sloppy plan- world. I feel we were fated to be The director was having a con- its live version of the musical “Grease,” sched- together. versation with one of the teach- uled to air Jan. 31. ning” is how he described the current lineups. Networks “used to know definitively that Before the move, Jimmy and ers when I walked in, so as usual As a one-off, “Grease” needs all the pub- I often talked about marriage, I smiled and waved as I walked licity it can get, but it’s competing for shelf the schedule would be a little more clear,” he says, “and that there’d be a little bit more of an and although I am not crazy by. I did sense something was space alongside head-spinning competition. about it, I knew it meant a lot off when she didn’t respond, but Fox also has a splashy new drama, “Lucifer,” a opening for marketing and scheduling folks to him, so I proposed (ring and I figured she was preoccupied. crime thriller based on Neil Gaiman’s comics to make audiences aware of new shows.” But “everybody’s using the same playbook all). He initially said yes, then When we met my parents for (debuting Jan. 25), and then there’s FX’s “The sort of asked me to take back my People v. OJ Simpson,” the docudrama from now,” he adds. “Everyone’s using January as a dinner, my mother told me what launching point for the second wave of shows.” proposal. Since then, he has been happened. star producer Ryan Murphy (Feb. 2). ABC has avoiding all discussions about the miniseries “Madoff,” about the convicted Given the explosion of TV programming, I am mortified. I managed to networks, he says, have “got to be much more our future, and I don’t know make it out of the preschool this investment scammer Bernard Madoff (Feb. 3). what to do. All this content — a small fraction of the opportunistic and clever about when they’re morning without crossing paths launching.” I’m willing to quit my job with the director, but I’ll be see- bigger picture — is being unleashed in the and go back to be with him, but Schedulers, for example, once took it on ing this woman for the next cou- days leading to Super Bowl 50 on CBS, which I’m scared he’s going to get cold is likely to be the most-watched TV event of faith that the best way to launch a half-hour ple of years. What, if anything, comedy was to put it right after an audience feet. Obviously, I’m hopelessly in the year and possibly set another all-time re- love with him, but now I’m feel- do I say to her? — HORRIFIED cord. favorite already on the air. But in an era when IN MICHIGAN viewers can easily punch up alternatives on ing lost and confused. — HOURS Feel sympathy, then, for the poor viewers APART IN THE SOUTH DEAR HORRIFIED: You struggling to catch up with Netflix’s headline- their DVR or Roku box, Nunan says, that old did nothing wrong, so stop approach guarantees nothing. Better now to DEAR HOURS APART: grabbing, 10-part true-crime series “Making Please allow me to offer some avoiding the woman and behave a Murderer,” released right before Christmas. run four straight episodes in a row, giving the as you usually do. IF you notice new series the loudest debut possible. clarity. Do not quit your job “Television scheduling is now a year-round because if you do, you may find that she treats you differently, all matter,” says Jeffrey McCall, a media stud- “Just get the audience anchored into it,” he says. “There’s just so much noise that, unless yourself not only without a job you should say is: “I heard what ies professor at DePauw University. “The old but also without a place to stay. happened with my mother, and days of fall premieres and a few midseason you do some really unorthodox moves, you’re going to get run over.” When someone (man or I’d like to apologize for her be- replacements are long gone.” woman) asks that a proposal be As it turns out, streaming services such as That helps explain the value of a show havior. As you can see, she some- like “Making a Murderer” — programming rescinded, it usually means the times puts her foot in her mouth, Netflix and the ever-popular pastime of NFL person feels he or she may have games may be conspiring to make January TV that sparks so much discussion and word-of- but we love her anyway.” mouth recommendation that it hardly needs a jumped the gun by saying yes. schedules a veritable traffic jam. ••• promotional press conference in a hotel ball- Jimmy is avoiding all discus- The popularity of cable and streaming sea- sion about your future because sons with 10 or 12 episodes is pushing broad- room. Dear Abby is written by Abigail “Because there’s 300 new shows launch- he doesn’t want one, and he’s Van Buren, also known as Jeanne cast executives to adopt that model as well. afraid to say it directly because he ing, something has to catch on,” Gold says. Phillips, and was founded by her That means slowly moving away from the old knows it will hurt your feelings. “People have to start tweeting about it, or crit- mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear method of airing 22-episode seasons and us- For your own sake, have an ing repeats to fill slow weeks. After giving up ics have to say something about it, and then Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. honest conversation with him Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. miniseries for dead a few years ago, networks people watch.”

Start on Puzzle One on page Life 7. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Saturday’s paper. Crossword

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World of Gumball We Bare Bears Adventure Time King of the Hill Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Cleveland Show Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Childrens Hosp Neon Joe, Hunter TRAV 36 36 Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Castle (N) (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 World’s Dumbest... Fameless Fameless Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family ’ Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family ’ Modern Family Modern Family USA 58 58 woman commits suicide. ’ “Egg Drop” ’ “Me? Jealous?” “Aunt Mommy” “Virgin Territory” (CC) (DVS) “Election Day” “The Last Walt” (CC) (DVS) “Tableau Vivant” “Schooled” ’ VH1 62 62 ›› Get Rich or Die Tryin’ (2005) ’ › Are We Done Yet? 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The X-Files: Re- Just for Laughs Just for Laughs Just for Laughs Modern Family Modern Family Q13 FOX News at Seahawks Satur- Animation Domination High-Def “Go- FOX 13 13 (N) (S Live) Opened (N) ’ Gags ’ (CC) Gags ’ (CC) Gags ’ (CC) “ClosetCon ’13” “The Big Game” 10 (N) (CC) day Night (N) lan the Insatiable.” ’ (CC) IND 14 14 Frances and Friends Family Worship Center Service The church of Jimmy Swaggart Ministries. Crossfire Service Jimmy Swaggart Taken from services recorded live. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit ION 15 15 travel writer is murdered. ’ (CC) college coed is found murdered. ’ “Uncivilized” ’ (CC) Benson may be stalked by a rapist. financial analyst is found dead. (CC) Woman cannot identify her attacker. IND 18 18 Kenneth W. Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone The Green Room Hillsong TV Joel Osteen The Green Room The Ramp Global Ventures Acquire the Fire NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at Cleveland Cavaliers. From Quicken Loans Paid Program No more wrinkles! CIZE Dance Work- MyDestination.TV Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! ’ (CC) KATU News at 11 Castle “At Close ABC 22 22 Arena in Cleveland. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) (CC) out! ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Range” ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Astroblast (EI) LazyTown “Roboti- Figure Skating U.S. Championships: Ladies Free Skate. From Saint Paul, Minn. (N Same-day Tape) ’ (CC) KGW News at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 - Holt cus” (CC) 11 (N) Live (N) ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Familia P. Luche Noticiero Puente al Futuro (N) Crónicas de Sábado Sal y Pimienta Familia P. Luche Noticiero FOX 27 27 Boxing Premier Boxing Champions. The X-Files: Re- ››› Master and Commander (2003, Adventure) Russell Crowe, Paul Bettany, Billy Boyd. A British 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def “Go- (N) (S Live) Opened (N) ’ captain chases a French ship in 1805. lan the Insatiable.” ’ (CC) The First 48 Murder of a beloved neigh- The First 48 Fatal gambling dispute; The First 48 A hip-hop promoter is The First 48: Killer on the Run In The First 48: Killer on the Run The The First 48: Killer Confessions “Dan- A&E 52 52 bor; robbery. ’ (CC) double murder. ’ (CC) gunned down. ’ (CC) Cleveland, a man is left for dead. (N) Tucson case of Timothy Royce. (N) gerous Attraction; Candy Lady” AMC 67 67 ›› Armageddon (1998) Bruce Willis, ››› The Matrix (1999, Science Fiction) Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss. A computer hacker ››› The Matrix Reloaded (2003, Science Fiction) Keanu Reeves, Laurence Billy Bob Thornton, Liv Tyler. (CC) learns his world is a computer simulation. (CC) Fishburne. Freedom fighters revolt against machines. (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced Yankee Jungle ’ Yankee Jungle ’ (CC) Yankee Jungle (N) Pit Bulls and Parolees (N) ’ Yankee Jungle ’ (CC) BET 56 56 ›› This Christmas (2007, Comedy-Drama) Delroy Lindo, Idris Elba. ›› Madea’s Family Reunion (2006, Comedy) Tyler Perry. A matriarch must keep the peace through family strife. ›› Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins BRAVO 66 66 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Potomac Gi- The Real Housewives of Atlanta “Ms. ›› Big Momma’s House (2000, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, Nia Long. An FBI ›› Big Momma’s House (2000, Com- Eileen shares a shocking secret. zelle displays a lack of manners. Parks Goes to Washington” agent goes under cover to protect a woman and her son. edy) Martin Lawrence, Nia Long. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey Nashville Predators at Edmonton Oilers. From Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta. (N) (S Live) (CC) Post Show CBC News The Tudors ’ (CC) (DVS) CMT 61 61 Party Down South Party Down South “Gone Girl” Party Down South Party Down South Party Down South Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 Undercover Boss “Mood Media” ’ Undercover Boss “Fatburger” (CC) Undercover Boss “Yankee Candle” Undercover Boss “PostNet” (CC) Undercover Boss “Mood Media” ’ Drop Your CIZE! Paid Program CNN 44 44 ››› Sunshine Superman (2014, Documentary) ››› Sunshine Superman (2014, Documentary) Weed: Dr. Sanjay Gupta Reports Weed 2: Cannabis Madness CNNH 45 45 ››› Sunshine Superman (2014) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files ››› Sunshine Superman (2014) Weed: Dr. Sanjay Gupta Reports Weed 2: Cannabis Madness COM 60 60 ›› You Don’t Mess With the Zohan › Mr. Deeds (2002, Comedy) Adam Sandler, Winona Ryder, Peter Gallagher. A ›› 50 First Dates (2004, Romance-Comedy) Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore. A › Mr. Deeds (2002, Comedy) Adam (2008, Comedy) Adam Sandler. (CC) pizza maker inherits a fortune from a distant relative. man falls for a woman who has short-term memory loss. Sandler, Winona Ryder. DIS 41 41 K.C. Undercover K.C. Undercover ›› Spy Kids 3: Game Over (2003) Antonio Banderas. › Spy Kids: All the Time in the World in 4D (2011) ’ Lab Rats: Bio. Gamer’s Guide K.C. Undercover Best Friends Dual Survival “Fire and Ice” A glacial Dual Survival “Long Way Home” Grady MythBusters “Cooking Chaos” Testing Diesel Brothers “Hell Camino” The Diesel Brothers “Free Willy’s” A rusty Diesel Brothers Salvaging their Dura- DSC 8 8 volcanic peak. ’ (CC) and Bill try to get fire. (CC) two viral video sensations. (N) ’ Muscle buys a battered El Camino. 1948 Willy’s Jeep. ’ (CC) max giveaway. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians The ›› The Proposal (2009, Romance-Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds, Mary Steenburgen. A ›› The Proposal (2009) Sandra Bullock. A woman pretends “The Big Launch” (CC) family helps Scott. (CC) woman pretends to be engaged to evade deportation. (CC) to be engaged to evade deportation. (CC) College Basketball Arizona at California. From Haas Pavil- SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 ion in Berkeley, Calif. (N) (Live) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 2016 Australian Open Tennis Round of 16. From Melbourne, Australia. (N) (Live) (CC) E:60 Profile (CC) E:60 Profile (CC) FAM 39 39 ›› High School Musical (2006) ››› Clueless (1995, Comedy) Alicia Silverstone, Stacey Dash, Brittany Murphy. Premiere. ››› Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986, Comedy) Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck, Mia Sara. FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) The Greg Gutfeld Show (N) Red Eye With Tom Shillue Justice With Judge Jeanine The Greg Gutfeld Show Red Eye With Tom Shillue FOOD 35 35 Guilty Pleasures 5 Restaurants Diners, Drive American Diner Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive FX 53 53 ›› Turbo (2013, Comedy) Voices of Ryan Reynolds, Paul Giamatti, Michael ››› Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011, Comedy) Voices of Jack Black, Angelina Jolie. ››› Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011, Comedy) Voices of Jack Black, Angelina Jolie. Peña. Animated. A snail miraculously attains the power of superspeed. Animated. A formidable villain threatens to conquer China. Animated. A formidable villain threatens to conquer China. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Career Builder Challenge, Third Round. From Stadium Course in La Quinta, Calif. PGA Tour Golf Perfect Match (2015) Danica McKellar, Love on the Sidelines (2016, Romance) Emily Kinney, John Reardon. Sparks fly Unleashing Mr. Darcy (2016, Romance) Ryan Paevey, Cindy Busby. Premiere. The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 Paul Greene, Linda Gray. (CC) between an injured quarterback and his assistant. (CC) Competition and complicated attraction at a dog show. (CC) (CC) (CC) HGTV 68 68 Property Brothers “Kristen & Ben” Property Brothers “Julie & Adam” Property Brothers “Glenda & Dave” Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Renovation (N) (CC) Log Cabin Living Log Cabin Living HIST 37 37 The Marijuana Revolution Examining the growing industry. ’ (CC) Being Evel (2015) The life and legacy of legendary daredevil Evel Knievel. ’ (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) LIFE 51 51 ›› Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail (2009) Tyler Perry, Derek Luke. (CC) Toni Braxton: Unbreak My Heart (2016) Lex Scott Davis. Premiere. (CC) Beyond the Headlines: Toni Braxton Whitney: Beyond the Headlines MSNBC 47 47 Lockup “Utah State Prison” Lockup “Inside Anamosa” Lockup Miami’s prison system. Lockup “New Mexico” Lockup “Inside Wabash” Vegas Undercover MTV 63 63 Teen Mom “Playing for Keeps” ’ Teen Mom Farrah gets kicked out of a party. ’ (CC) Teen Mom “Never Say Goodbye” ’ › Zookeeper (2011, Comedy) Kevin James, Voices of Rosario Dawson, Leslie Bibb. ’ NBCS 34 34 Mecum Auto Auctions “Kissimmee” World Series of Fighting (N) (S Live) World Series of Fighting ’ Premier League Match of the Day NICK 40 40 Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ Rufus (2016) Jace Norman. ’ (CC) Game Shakers Nicky, Ricky 100 Things Thundermans Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 Snapped “Brynn Hartman” (CC) Snapped “Bernadette Perusquia” Snapped A bar fire reveals a murder. Snapped A deadly fight. Snapped “Tina Lunney” (CC) Snapped “Chyann Bratcher” (CC) ROOT 31 31 College Basketball Western Washington at Central Washington. (N) (Live) College Basketball Portland at Saint Mary’s. (N) (Live) College Basketball Seton Hall at Xavier. From Cintas Center in Cincinnati. Cops “Coast to Cops “Rescues Cops “Coast to Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Bible Bud- Cops ’ (CC) Forensic Justice Forensic Justice Forensic Justice Forensic Justice Cops “Morons on Cops “Coast to SPIKE 57 57 Coast” ’ (CC) Special Edition” Coast” ’ (CC) dies” (N) (CC) (N) ’ (N) ’ (N) ’ (N) ’ Parade No. 4” ’ Coast No. 159” SYFY 59 59 Galaxy Quest ››› Twister (1996) Helen Hunt. Storm chasers race to test a new tornado-monitoring device. Tremors 5: Bloodlines (2015, Action) Michael Gross, Jamie Kennedy. (CC) ››› King Kong (2005) Naomi Watts. TBN 20 20 Hour of Power With Bobby Schuller Billy Graham Classic Crusades Common Chord (2013) Jason Cermak, Pete Seadon. Coming Clean What’s So Funny? Christian comedy. Laugh/Skit Winning Edge ’ ’ ’ TBS 55 55 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang ›› The House Bunny (2008) Anna (CC) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Faris, Colin Hanks. (CC) TLC 38 38 Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories: Worst Day Ever TNT 54 54 ›› Resident Evil: Retribution (2012, Horror) Milla Jovovich, Michelle Rodriguez. ›› I Am Number Four (2011, Action) Alex Pettyfer, Timothy Olyphant, Dianna Agron. Premiere. An ›› John Carter (2012) Taylor Kitsch. A human soldier be- Umbrella Corp.’s T-virus continues to ravage the Earth. (CC) (DVS) alien teenager must evade those sent to kill him. (CC) (DVS) comes embroiled in a conflict on Mars. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! Dragon Ball Z Kai King of the Hill King of the Hill Cleveland Show Cleveland Show American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures “Glen Tavern Inn” Ghost Adventures “Bell Witch Cave” Ghost Adventures (N) (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) The Dead Files (CC) TRUTV 49 49 10 Things 10 Things World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... USA 58 58 ›› 2 Fast 2 Furi- ›› Fast & Furious (2009, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. Fugitive Dom Torretto ›› Fast Five (2011, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster. Dom Toretto and company Colony “A Brave New World” Will’s first ous (2003) (CC) and Brian O’Conner resume a feud in Los Angeles. (CC) ramp up the action in Brazil. (CC) (DVS) day. (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 › Are We Done Yet? (2007) ’ ››› Drumline (2002) Nick Cannon. Rivalry between two drummers threatens a college band. Drumline: A New Beat (2014, Comedy-Drama) Alexandra Shipp, Leonard Roberts. ’

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