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$1 Mid-Week Edition Thursday Feb. 4, 2016 Serving our communities since 1889 — www.chronline.com Stained Glass Windows Newaukum Flooding Artist Uses Talent Sometimes Implemented Dozens Meet in Onalaska to Discuss Ways to at Churches at Chehalis Pot Business / Main 3 Limit Loss of Property Along River / Main 6 Lawmakers Consider Bills for TransAlta Tax Break CONVERTING FROM COAL: TransAlta could see some tax the form of remittance for mate- Alta, the state’s only coal-fired er than shut down completely. breaks to convert its coal-fired rials, machinery, equipment and plant, to reduce emissions. The House bill is primarily Rep. Brian Blake’s power plant to cleaner options if labor for construction or reno- TransAlt, a Canada-based com- sponsored by Rep. Brian Blake, Bill Moves Through lawmakers approve state House vation to convert the coal-fired pany, agreed to power down its D-Aberdeen. State Reps. Ed Or- or Senate bills that aim to keep power plant into a natural gas- two coal-fired units in 2020 and cutt, R-Kalama, and Dick Muri, Committee jobs at the Centralia-based facil- fired or biomass energy plant. 2025. R-Steilacoom, have also signed ity. The proposed tax break The bills intend to provide on to the bill. By Kaylee Osowski The bills seek to exempt the comes after the state made an an opportunity for TransAlta to [email protected] plant from sales and use taxes in agreement in 2011 with Trans- convert to a cleaner option rath- please see BILLS, page Main 11 Lewis County Enforcement Lessons on Lifesaving in Adna Team Middle School Students Learn to Use, Teach CPR Techniques Participates in Seizure of Meth, Guns AUTHORITIES: Pierce County Suspects Believed to Be Suppliers for Lewis County Dealers By Natalie Johnson [email protected] Lewis County’s Joint Narcotics Enforcement Team recently partici- pated in an investigation that led of- ficers to seize drugs, guns and stolen property related to a methamphet- amine distribution ring in Lewis, Thurston and Pierce counties. The investigation resulted in the seizure of 5 pounds of methamphet- amine, 26 guns and stolen property. JNET worked with the federal Drug Enforcement Administration Tacoma Field Division, the Pierce County Auto Theft Task force, the Washington State Patrol and Pierce County Sheriff’s Office SWAT team. “What happened was, we popped Pete Caster / [email protected] a known dealer here in Lewis County Adna Middle School students perform CPR techniques speciically for young children on Wednesday morning in Adna. and through our investigation got them to cooperate with us and they By Natalie Johnson turned us on to their dealer, which Lewis County Fire District 6 and Car- “This is new this year,” said Capt. Julie ended up being these people in Taco- [email protected] dinal Glass TG Chehalis have partnered Johnston, of Fire District 6, who led the with the American Heart Association class. “We’re hoping to continue every ma,” said Sgt. Brian Warren, of JNET Seventh-grade students at Adna Mid- and the Centralia Police Department. to teach cardiopulmonary resuscitation, year with the seventh graders.” dle School learned a life-saving skill this or CPR, to seventh-grade students at the please see SEIZURE, page Main 11 week — and they were told to pass it on. school this week. please see LESSONS, page Main 16 As Work Continues on Centralia Station, Eminent Domain Comes Into Play MOVING FORWARD: Port As the Port of Centralia continues its on two parcels that will be acquired through office at 3508 Galvin Road. work on the Centralia Station project, a the use of eminent domain if necessary. It The property is located on Alder Scheduled to Take Final Action 43-acre multi-use development on the includes the Alderhouse, which serves as a Street and is needed for road improve- on Acquisition of Property south end of Long Road just off the Mel- temporary home for disabled adults and sits ments in the area of the project, accord- len Street interchange, it’s about to use in the path of the development. ing to the port. By Justyna Tomtas eminent domain to acquire property. The port is scheduled to take action [email protected] Recently, the port held a public hearing Feb. 17 at 3 p.m. at the Port of Centralia please see EMINENT, page Main 16

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Tom Bell / AP Photo traffic court. Alyssa “Spry Icicle” Bergeron holds up Officials say 35-year-old a roller skate during a hearing by the Christopher Durkin spoke to a The Committee on Labor, Commerce, man in court after he appeared Research and Economic Development Monday to face charges of driv- Tuesday, at the State House in Augusta, ing under suspension. A deputy Maine. She was one of the proponents told Durkin to leave. to testify in favor of a bill that legalizes The other man told deputies the bumps and hits that accompany Durkin attempted to sell him the sport. Suboxone pills. Deputies searched Durkin Brandon Hansen / [email protected] and he was charged with posses- Fans welcome players during Central 2B boys basketball action between Napavine and Mossyrock Wednesday in sion of a controlled substance and Mossyrock. See more in today’s Sports section and online at www.lewiscountysports.com. Roller Derby Advocates possession with intent to deliver. Press for the Right to He is awaiting arraignment and it’s not known if he has a lawyer. Hit in Maine Notable Quote AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Young women named Hard Eagles vs. Drones: Dutch Dash, Kill Any and Betty B. Police Eye Birds to Prey Tough are putting the squeeze “We are talking about the future and I would like to state that I would on Maine lawmakers to make on Drones it easier for them to expand the THE HAGUE, Netherlands like to see it (Newaukum River) remained undammed. We moved here sport of roller derby. (AP) — It may sound like a flight because we love nature and when you dam a river you lose a lot of that.” Roller derby advocates told a of fancy, but Dutch police are legislative panel Tuesday that an considering using birds of prey old statute that prohibits skaters to swoop down and pluck rogue Gair Crutcher from hitting each other is pre- drones out of the sky. Onalaska area resident venting them from building a Police are working with a new rink. Two women testified Hague-based company that wearing skates and their roller trains eagles and other birds (see page Main 6 for the full story) derby uniforms. to catch drones to investigate The sport is growing in whether the birds can be used Maine, with nine leagues, some above large events or near air- of which have several teams. ports, where the small flying Today in History “Roller derby is happen- machines are banned. ing,” said Alyssa “Spry Icicle” Dennis Janus of the national Cross. In 1987, pianist Liberace died Bergeron, 36, of Auburn. “I want Today’s Highlight in History: police said Tuesday that train- In 1932, New York Gov. at his Palm Springs, California, to make sure it keeps happening.” On Feb. 4, 1945, President ers exploit the birds’ natural in- Franklin D. Roosevelt opened home at age 67. Bergeron said Maine skaters Franklin D. Roosevelt, Brit- stincts to tackle the high-tech the Winter Olympic Games at In 1997, a civil jury in Santa have been forced to break the ish Prime Minister Winston problem of drones flying in re- Lake Placid. Monica, California, found O.J. law for the last 10 years and now Churchill and Soviet leader Josef stricted areas. In 1941, the United Service want to play their sport legally. Stalin began a wartime confer- Simpson liable for the deaths Janus says the birds are Organizations (USO) came into Members of the Legislature’s ence at Yalta. of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown trained “to think drones are existence. Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Labor, Commerce, Research and On this date: Economic Development Com- their prey” and get a reward if In 1962, a rare conjunction Goldman. mittee appeared eager to help they catch one. In 1783, Britain’s King George of the sun, the moon, Mercury, In 2004, the Massachusetts the skaters scrap the law, which Video released by police III proclaimed a formal cessa- Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter and high court declared that gay dates to 1991. Nobody at the showed a small white drone with tion of hostilities in the Ameri- Saturn occurred. couples were entitled to nothing hearing could explain the reason four propellers rising into the can Revolutionary War. In 1974, newspaper heiress Pa- less than marriage, and that Ver- behind the law. air and a bird of prey grabbing it In 1789, electors chose George tricia Hearst, 19, was kidnapped mont-style civil unions would Committee members said it from above with its talons in one Washington to be the first presi- in Berkeley, California, by the not suffice. The social network- seems unfair that hockey players fluid motion. dent of the United States. radical Symbionese Liberation ing website Facebook had its are allowed to check each other Dutch police will likely make In 1861, delegates from six Army. beginnings as Harvard student but derby skaters can’t. a decision later this year whether southern states that had recently In 1976, more than 23,000 Mark Zuckerberg launched “Because in Maine, if you put to use the birds. seceded from the Union met in people died when a severe earth- “Thefacebook.” on roller skates and bash into Janus said part of the evalu- Montgomery, Alabama, to form quake struck Guatemala with a In 2005, Actor and civil rights something, you are breaking ation includes research by a re- the Confederate States of Amer- magnitude of 7.5, according to activist Ossie Davis died in Mi- the law,” said Rep. Joel R. Stet- spected Dutch scientific orga- ica. the U.S. Geological Survey. ami Beach, Florida, at age 87. kis, a Canaan Republican. “This nization into whether catching In 1919, Congress established In 1983, pop singer-musi- In 2010, the first National Tea seems to be one of the most ri- drones could harm the birds of the U.S. Navy Distinguished cian Karen Carpenter died in Party Convention opened in diculous laws in Maine.” prey. Service Medal and the Navy Downey, California, at age 32. Nashville. The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Feb. 4, 2016 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s H 53.03 65.0 -0.09 100s Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s L 75.87 85.0 -0.07 80s 70s Cowlitz at Packwood L 60s H 1.70 10.5 -0.07 50s H Cowlitz at Randle Few Showers Rain Likely Mostly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny 40s 7.55 18.0 -0.12 30s 50º 41º 52º 40º 51º 37º 52º 38º 55º 38º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 11.85 ---- +0.02 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 ...... 7:31 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 5:20 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 46 Moonrise ...... 4:08 a.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 43 51/42 36/29 Moonset...... 1:45 p.m. Normal High ...... 50 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 36 50/40 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 62 in 1935 Seattle Anchorage 37/28 pc 36/26 pc Record Low...... 2 in 1950 51/43 Boise 42/27 rs 42/31 pc Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg New First Full Last Boston 56/35 pc 40/29 rs Yesterday ...... 0.08" 50/41 42/28 2/8 2/15 2/22 3/1 Dallas 55/33 s 57/38 s Month to date ...... 0.12" Tacoma Honolulu 80/70 s 80/70 s Normal month to date ...0.63" Centralia 51/42 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 55/39 s 59/40 s Year to date...... 7.31" 50/41 Yakima Nashville 42/24 s 49/28 s Normal year to date .....7.13" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 63/41 s 66/42 s 45/31 Longview 50/41 Trees None None St. Louis 41/27 s 47/32 s Salt Lake City 35/24 sn 37/25 pc WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 49/40 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 59/48 pc 60/50 s Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 50/32 pc 45/30 s Portland 50/39 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo - graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 50/39 46/35 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 66/45 s 68/48 pc New Delhi 73/48 s 75/50 s City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 39/23 pc 36/23 s Paris 50/46 cl 52/43 cl Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 50/44 sh 52/42 ra Spokane 40/31 rs 41/35 mc London 54/46 sh 52/46 cl Rio de Janeiro 84/77 s 88/79 pc cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 52/46 sh 52/44 ra Tri Cities 49/33 mc 53/39 ra Mexico City 72/41 s 73/48 s Rome 54/36 s 59/39 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 50/41 sh 52/40 ra Wenatchee 41/31 pc 39/33 ra Moscow 34/21 cl 30/25 cl Sydney 73/70 ra 72/70 cl PACIFIC NORTHWEST Sharon Care Center ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA “GREAT CARE AT A GREAT PLACE” REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers

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The other two windows also depict scenes inspired by “The Hobbit,” a book from which the business derives its name. Co-owner Dash Paine said Old Toby was a strain of three types of weeds mentioned by name in “The Hobbit.” Bilbo Bag- gins and Wizard Gandalf had Old Toby in their pipes in both the Pete Caster / [email protected] books and the Peter Jackson films. Marcy Anholt and her husband, Bill, put up the last of a trio of stained glass windows at Old Toby in Chehalis on Tuesday morning. The other stained glass works of art featured the wizard him- self with an owl, and another de- picts a dragon guarding a pot of MORE INFORMATION gold. For more information on Stained glass artist Marcy Marcy Anholt’s work, go to Anholt said the tryptic was her www.stainedglassbymarcy. first Hobbit-inspired piece, and com or check out the Face- also her first commissioned book page “Architectural piece for a marijuana dispensary. Stained Glass by Marcy Anholt.” She’s been making stained glass art for 36 years. She origi- “I love to think when people nally started because her hus- are praying they’re looking up at band at the time blew glass. She my stained glass,” she said. figured stained glass would be Originally from the Lewis the perfect addition to their store. County area, for 30 years she The 53-inch by 37-inch win- traveled the U.S. with her current dow took about 20 minutes to husband, Bill, who was in the install. military. She then moved back “I think it’s beautiful,”said Jer- to Chehalis about six years ago. rie Paine, co-owner of Old Toby. Shortly thereafter, she joined Anholt said she typically ARTrails and has been featured starts with a large paper pattern, in the studio tours for four years. which she numbers and uses Her works of art are also fea- like a puzzle to figure out where tured in businesses and homes. each piece of glass will be placed. Anholt prides herself on From there, she takes a large traditional-styled stained glass piece of glass and cuts it with a using the best materials pos- diamond wheel cutter into the sible. Creating her artwork has appropriate shape and size. become a full-time venture. All of the cutting, grinding Her newest work can be seen and hand-leading is done by An- at Old Toby, but there is more to holt herself to ensure a unique be installed shortly. product. She’s currently working on Her work is featured in another piece, which will be churches throughout the coun- ready for installation at the end try, including Pennsylvania, Cal- of the month at the Chehalis Sev- ifornia, Ohio and Massachusetts. enth-day Adventist Church. Marcy Anholt cleans one of the windows where her stained glass windows will be placed at Old Toby in Chehalis on Tuesday. Chehalis Man Charged for Possession of Tennis Ball Bomb After Arrest By The Chronicle secured bail. His next court ject was a tennis ball with a fuse A Chehalis man was charged hearing is scheduled for Feb. 11. sticking out of it. Hickman re- this week for an August incident On Aug. 11, deputies respond- portedly told deputies he packed in which Lewis County Sheriff’s ed to a complaint of a person riding gunpowder from fireworks into Office deputies reportedly found an ATV on county roads. Deputies the tennis ball, placing a fuse in- an explosive device in a tennis contacted Hickman, and detained side and sealing it with tape. ball in his possession. him because they believed he had The Sheriff’s Office confis- Corey J. Hickman, 30, of an active warrant. A search after cated the homemade bomb. Chehalis, was charged Tuesday his arrest revealed a “hard bulge” A Washington State Patrol ST. 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Southwest Washington Family For more information call 360-807-8217. ch551749hh.jd Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 LOCAL 20th Year Might Be the Last for Chehalis Garlic Fest ORGANIZERS STEP DOWN: Judy DeVaul’s Festival Has Raised More Than $70,000 for Charitable Causes By Justyna Tomtas [email protected] Garlic lovers may see the end of an area festival known for highlighting the pungent fla- vored bulb as organizers take a step back from the event. With the 20th year of the Che- halis Garlic Fest planned for this summer, organizer Judy DeVaul said it will be the last unless an- other organization takes over. “We’ve poured our hearts and souls into it for nine years, and it’s just that time in our lives where we are looking to slow down a little bit,” she said. “It would be great if someone took it over, but if not, it’s a perfect time to say goodbye.” The festival is widely known for the vendors that participate, many of them selling various types of garlic strains, while other food producers offer dishes highlighting the taste. In possibly its last year, the festival will stick true to its roots, once again offering live music and vendors. No changes are planned to commemorate the 20th year. Instead, DeVaul said Pete Caster / [email protected] she hopes to make it a “great big In this Aug. 28, 2015, ile photo, Richard Robertson, of Tacoma, takes a selie while Isabella Figueroa, 13, of Adna, sporting the Garlic Fest mascot costume, and walks party this year.” around the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds during Garlic Fest in Chehalis. The event is unique in the fact that it gives local organizations and charity groups a chance to ABOUT THE EVENT raise money for their causes. The 20th annual Chehalis Garlic Fest is scheduled for Aug. 26- All of the net proceeds are 28 at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis. There divided between the volunteers will be live entertainment, kids activities, vendors, food and who work the event based on the fresh garlic available. amount of hours they put in. If interested in taking over Garlic Fest, or to learn more about In the past nine years, DeVaul the opportunity, contact Judy DeVaul at (360) 740-5400. said, more than $70,000 has been generated for the charities and organizations. The event has grown as it has aged. Between 13,000 and 20,000 people attend each year. Origi- ‘‘It would be great if someone took it over, but if nally founded by Shawn and An- not, it’s a perfect time to say goodbye.’’ die Hamilton, the event was first held at their farm off of Scheuber Road. After the DeVauls took it Judy DeVaul organizer Melissa Hyatt, of Newaukum Valley Farms, bags up garlic in August 2015 at Garlic over, it was moved to the fair- Fest in Chehalis. grounds, where it has been held for the past nine years. DeVaul said she hopes to see After speaking to several that takes it over will need lots “It would be nice to keep it in have supported the festival. someone else take it over, but community foundations and of manpower and organizational the community, but man, it’s a “We just are so appreciative she warned the event was time service organizations, DeVaul skills, she said. lot of work and it’s not a money of the support of the community consuming and really a “labor of said the demands have been too Along with preparing for the maker,” she said. over the years,” she said. “We love.” much for those who were initial- summert event, up to 100 volun- For now, DeVaul has plans to raised our kids around Garlic “It takes about all year to orga- ly interested. teers are needed to make sure the make this the best Garlic Fest yet, Fest and have tons of wonderful nize next year’s event,” she said. The organization or group festival runs smoothly. and she thanked all those who memories.” News in Brief James A. Wood, 68, was ken nose they had ever seen. school, has started to accept ap- The proposed charge would Commissioner: No charged Tuesday with violating Keith was released after the plications for table and booth be reduced by 50 percent for Decisions Yet for a state Department of Fish and verdict on $25,000 bail. A hear- space for its second annual IN- those eligible for the senior and Wildlife suspension in the first ing to set his sentencing date is NOVATORS’ Arts and Makers disabled tax exemption program. Proposed Tacoma Rail degree. He was granted $5,000 scheduled for Thursday. Market Fair. There are two proposals for Line Purchase unsecured bail. His next court Last year, residents from how to structure the charge. One hearing is scheduled for Feb. 11. northern Lewis and southern is an annual flat fee of $45 to By The Chronicle On June 21, a WDFW officer Adopt-A-Block Partners Thurston counties participated, all septic owners. The other is Commissioner Bill Schulte contacted Wood among a group With Centralia College and this year the school is hop- a tiered fee ranging from $22 to told The Chronicle Wednesday of people fishing at the Mossyr- ing to attract even more Centra- $66 depending on the location that no decisions regarding the ock Dam. Wood provided a two- Student Athletes lia-area schools. of the septic system and docu- proposed purchase of 20 miles of day license that was expired, ac- By The Chronicle Discounted rates are avail- mented water quality problems the Tacoma Rail line have been cording to court documents. The Adopt-A-Block program able for student tables for artists in the area. made. The officer did not initially has partnered with the Centralia and makers enrolled in any el- Strategies and recommenda- Schulte said an executive plan to cite Wood, but looked College Student-Athlete Advi- ementary, middle, high school, tions were developed for elec- session meeting on the $3 mil- up his name and realized the sory Council to help further its college or folk schools for $15. tronic database systems, septic lion purchase was held last week. fisherman had his fishing rights stability. Other booths are available for systems operation and mainte- After the involved agencies meet permanently suspended by the The program, originally a $40. Space is also available for nance, special management ar- with Tacoma Rail, a public meet- agency. grassroots organization, will food vendors and businesses eas, septic education, funding ing will be held, he said. Wood reportedly told the of- remain under the same overall hosting activities and skills dis- strategy, and plan implementa- Lewis County is considering ficer he knew about the ban but framework and mission. Partici- plays. tion. the purchase of the line with the started fishing again because he pants who have adopted a block The fair focuses on the dis- The proposals were devel- city of Chehalis. “didn’t have anything better to will still be encouraged to do covery and expression in visual oped unanimously by an ad- A $58,350 feasibility study do.” quarterly cleanings and are en- arts, sciences, humanities, music visory committee that met for on the idea of buying the line couraged to attend launches. and other areas, stated a press eight months to learn about local between Chehalis and Maytown Centralia Man Found Tuesday, April 20, at 5:30 p.m. release. septic management issues and to has been done. Half of the study will be the first launch under Table and booth space can be make recommendations. was funded by a federal grant. Guilty of Assault in the direction provided by SAAC. reserved online until April 1 at The plan can be read online at The study had not yet been made The location is yet to be deter- www.novaschool.org. www.co.thurston.wa.us/health/ a public document. Sledgehammer Attack mined. The fair will be held on May ehomp. An input survey can be Schulte previously said that By The Chronicle The event will be an after- 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the accessed at www.surveymonkey. if the study shows the purchase A Centralia man accused of hours type of launch. Coffee and school’s campus, 2020 22nd Ave. com/r/septicplanfeedback. The isn’t economically feasible, the hitting his neighbor in the face hors d’oeuvres will be served. SE in Olympia. survey will close at 5 p.m. on government agencies won’t move with a sledgehammer after an Attendees will learn more about Thursday, Feb. 18. forward with it. argument about loud music was the council and what it has in The workshop will be held The county and Chehalis en- found guilty Jan. 28 of one of the store for the community. Thurston County Thursday, Feb. 11, from 6:30 to tered an agreement with Tacoma three charges against him. Christian Bruhn, dean of Public Health to Hold 8:30 p.m. at Griffin School, 6530 in February 2014 to have three Morris R. Keith Jr., 59, was academic transfer, will be the 33rd Ave. NW, Olympia. years to pay $3 million for the 20 found guilty of one count of sec- administrative liaison for SAAC Workshop on Proposed For questions or comments miles of railroad between Che- ond-degree assault with a deadly and will be the initial contact for Septic Plan about the proposed management halis and Maytown. weapon, and found not guilty of collaboration. He can be reached plan updates, call (360) 867-2643 first-degree burglary and harass- at [email protected]. By The Chronicle or email [email protected]. Mossyrock Man Charged ment — threat to kill. For questions, program Thurston County Public wa.us. On May 31, Keith was arrest- participants can email adopta- Health will hold a septic plan For general septic questions, With Felony Fishing ed after police received a report [email protected]. workshop to allow members of call the septic helpline at (360) Violation that he went to his neighbor’s the public to learn about pro- 867-2669. house and, while complaining Registration Opens posed changes and give input By The Chronicle about rap music, hit his neighbor on the septic management plan, A Mossyrock fisherman in the crotch and the face with a for Innovators Arts & which would affect all septic Church made his first appearance in sledgehammer. Makers Market Fair owners countywide. News Lewis County Superior Court The man was taken to Provi- Proposals include the replace- Tuesday on charges that he went dence Centralia Hospital, where By The Chronicle ment of current fees with a charge in The Chronicle fishing in June despite a lifetime doctors reportedly told police of- NOVA School, an Olym- to all septic owners via the prop- Saturday ban. ficers that he had the worst bro- pia-based independent middle erty tax statement process. • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 State Patrol Pay on Par With Lewis County Agencies The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and DISCONTENT: Recent base pay is $5,416 per month. Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. Captain Dusty Breen said it’s MISSED OR LATE PAPER? Report Showed Troopers not always pay that drives troop- Are Unhappy With ‘‘Pay could be a factor for some people, but for ers to other law enforcement Delivery deadlines: agencies. Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. Agency Pay other people it could be the work activity.’’ Saturday ...... 7:30 a.m. Breen said a former trooper Missed papers will only be credited up to 2 weeks, By Natalie Johnson now working at the Sheriff’s Of- PLEASE call us immediately Monday - Friday at Dusty Breen fice changed jobs not because of 360-807-8203 or leave us a message on our after hours [email protected] Lewis County Sheriff’s Office pay, but because he wanted to fo- line at 360-807-7676 Tuesday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Recent reports and surveys cus less on traffic policing, which Thursday ...... 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. have shown that the Washing- is a major function of the State Saturday ...... 7:30 - 10:30 a.m. ton State Patrol has had trouble ranges from $4,290 per month $3,707 per month to prospective Patrol. for a trooper with less than six officers while training in the po- “Pay could be a factor for retaining troopers as their base TO SUBSCRIBE pay falls behind smaller local months experience to $5,742 per lice academy. some people, but for other peo- agencies. month for a trooper with more Schaffer said salaries at police ple it could be the work activity,” To start a new subscription or to schedule a vacation stop or restart, visit www.chronline.com or call cus- The state Legislature is debat- than four and a half years on the departments are based on collec- he said. tomer service at 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. ing two bills aimed at addressing job, according to the State Patrol. tive bargaining agreements and The Centralia Police Depart- 1203. 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Balances may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers in Education. BACK ISSUES Pete Caster / [email protected] Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- Mary Craig, left, and Russell Foster, right, made appearances in Lewis County Superior Court on Tuesday at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks old are $2 per issue. THE NEWSROOM Two Chehalis Residents Charged After JNET, SWAT Raid For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact the appropriate person listed below. DRUGS: Pair Faces and January and February 2016. Officers working on narcot- Team served a search warrant at EDITOR He was granted $20,000 bail. ics enforcement for the Chehalis a house on 10th Street in Cheha- Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 Allegations of Delivery [email protected] His next court appearance is Police Department had been in- lis. Sports Editor of and Possession of scheduled for Feb. 4. vestigating Foster since May and Foster was arrested after of- Aaron VanTuyl...... 807-8229 Mary Kathryn Craig, also June 2014, using confidential in- ficers reportedly found a crystal [email protected] Methamphetamine known as Mary Kathryn West, formants. In 2014, a confidential substance, small empty baggies, Visuals Editor By The Chronicle 51, of Chehalis, was charged informant was able to buy meth- digital scales and a receipt book Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 Tuesday with possession of amphetamine from Foster, ac- showing numbers next to entries [email protected] Two Chehalis residents were Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, charged in Lewis County Superi- methamphetamine. cording to court documents. for items such as “T-shirt” and West and Central Lewis County Communities or Court Tuesday in connection While authorities announced This January and February, “half T-shirt,” according to court Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 with a search warrant served Monday that they planned to officers again used a confiden- documents. [email protected] by the Lewis County Regional charge Craig with endangerment tial informant to arrange for the Officers reportedly found a Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, and for “maintaining a dwelling purchases of methamphetamine pipe and methamphetamine res- East Lewis County Communities SWAT Team. Dameon Pesanti ...... 807-8237 Russell S. Foster, 46, of Che- for drug purposes,” she was not from Foster, according to court idue and plastic bags containing [email protected] halis, was charged Tuesday with charged Tuesday with those of- documents. a crystal substance that tested Education, Business, South Thurston County three counts of delivery of meth- fenses. Craig was granted $5,000 On Monday, the Lewis Coun- positive for methamphetamine Communities, Napavine amphetamine, stemming from unsecured bail. Her next court ap- ty Regional SWAT Team and in Craig’s room at the house dur- Justyna Tomtas ...... 807-8239 incidents in May and June 2014 pearance is scheduled for Feb. 11. Joint Narcotics Enforcement ing the raid on Monday. [email protected] Lewis County Government, Legislature, Tourism, Religion, South Lewis County Communities News in Brief Kaylee Osowski ...... 807-8208 [email protected] his bill. police received a report of a stab- Centralia Police Two Men Charged With Sports, News and Photography The bartender reported that bing in the 300 block of South- Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 Investigate Threat Attempted Robbery the men then tried to steal the west Third Street in Chehalis. [email protected] to Fords Prairie Tall Timber sign from the out- The alleged victim, a 28-year- Death Notices, What’s Happening, After November side of the bar, but were unsuc- old woman, reported that the Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices Elementary Incident at Bar cessful because it was bolted to suspect fled the area before po- Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 the building. She said Trimmer [email protected] By The Chronicle lice arrived. [email protected] in Randle grabbed her arm, according to Officers from the Chehalis The Centralia Police Depart- [email protected] By The Chronicle court documents. and Centralia police depart- Church News ment is continuing to investi- The men are scheduled to be [email protected] ...... 807-8217 gate a phone threat directed at Two Randle men were ments and the Lewis County back in court on Feb. 11. Sheriff’s Office, including a K-9 Senior Media Developer Fords Prairie Elementary School charged Wednesday with at- Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 Wednesday afternoon. tempted robbery after allegedly unit, searched the area but did [email protected] At 1:39 p.m. on Wednesday, attempting to steal a sign from a Chehalis Police not locate a suspect. THE CHRONICLE the school received a phone call bar in November. The woman was examined at Department PUBLISHER in which a male caller said he Jodi Adam Trimmer, 53, and Providence Centralia Hospital Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 was on his way to the school and Lon Shane Watson, 25, both of Determines Report of and was not injured, according [email protected] planned to shoot other people, Randle, were charged Wednes- to the Chehalis Police Depart- Regional Executive Editor then himself, according to the day with second-degree attempt- Stabbing Was False ment. Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 Centralia Police Department. ed robbery. Both appeared in By The Chronicle Police determined that no [email protected] Sales Director Personnel from the Centra- court out of custody, and were Police have determined a re- crime had occurred. lia Police Department and the Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 released on $10,000 unsecured port that a woman was stabbed The brief press release did [email protected] Lewis County Sheriff’s Office bail. early Wednesday morning was not indicate whether the woman Circulation Manager responded, and the Centralia On Nov. 14, a bartender at false. would face charges for making a Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 School District put Fords Prairie the Tall Timbers Restaurant in At 6:56 a.m. on Wednesday, false report. [email protected] Elementary School into a modi- Randle reported that Trimmer Specialty Publications Manager, Family fied lockdown Wednesday after- and Watson were at the bar and Chantel Wilson ...... 807-8213 noon after the school received Watson allegedly did not pay all [email protected] the call. Design Director Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 “We had a suspicious phone [email protected] call so we went into a precaution- ary lockdown,” Superintendent LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC Mark Davalos told The Chroni- A Positive Path for Spiritual Living PRESIDENT, COO cle. Unity Center for Positive Living is an open-minded and accepting Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 “We’re just going to be really Jan. 29 - Feb. 4 spiritual community that honors all paths to God. 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Onalaska resident Typically, though, it’s the unruly Chehalis and Cowlitz rivers that draw the bulk of the attention. A public meeting hosted by In the words of one land- the Lewis County Conservation owner, “A lot of people have ap- District on Tuesday was meant plied for permits and have been to shift that focus to the unpre- denied. I think it would help a lot dictable Newaukum River. if instead of just saying, ‘no,’ they The meeting at the Onalaska Jordan Nailon / [email protected] said, ‘no, but …’” elementary school gymnasium Citizens listen to Ray Ledgerwood, the district operations manager for the Washington State Conservation Commission, at a Others in the crowd ex- was attended by about 100 citi- public meeting in Onalaska on Tuesday night. pressed resentment for what they zens who came with a wide array perceive as a callous government of concerns and suggestions to and sediment in the river sys- assigning the blame to them for broach with the members of the tem. Others noted that too much their misfortune. Conservation District. The con- wood in the river can cause While some landowners servation officials came with an problems as well when logjams have undoubtedly made poor open ear and only interjected in divert water to new areas or cre- decisions over the years when it the meeting to provide clarifica- ate destructive eddies in the river comes to land management, that tion or nuance when needed or current. is not true across the board, they requested. One option that found some said. Mostly, conservation officials middle ground was a sugges- Much of the land degradation used the opportunity to encour- tion to strap logs to the banks of that has unleashed the Newau- age landowners and managers to the river with cable so that they kum in recent years was under- proactively undertake projects would act as a shore buffer while taken many generations ago. intended to prevent erosion dur- still being able to sluff their de- ing times of high water. “When early settlers came tritus into the river as they rot. At the beginning of the meet- into this area they cleared a That was not the only talk of ing, Ray Ledgerwood, the dis- lot of land that they shouldn’t trict operations manager for the trees however. have and that’s what we’re deal- Washington State Conservation Many properties along the ing with now,” said Pete Mur- Commission, noted that “while Newaukum River suffer from Citizens wait their turn to submit lood control suggestions for the Newaukum phy, of Onalaska. “I’ve made there are a lot of people out there heavy, clay-based soils that do River at a Conservation District meeting in Onalaska on Tuesday. my mistakes and logged where that will tell you what to do, the not drain rainwater or river run- I shouldn’t have and I’ve learned most lasting impacts come from off. my lessons. I’ve become a lot Numerous options for creat- by using concrete or other types the Conservation District man- more friendly as I’ve gotten old- the change you decide to make of riprap in especially precarious ager. yourself.” ing more permeable soils were er.” discussed by conservation mem- areas prone to erosion. Mostly, though, the landown- After the meeting, Dave Finn, One of the problems with rip- ers in attendance were frustrated THE NEWAUKUM RIVER water- bers and private citizens alike. chairman of the Conservation Promoting vegetation growth rap, though, is that it speeds up by the cumbersome and opaque District, said he was encouraged shed includes 166 miles of river the natural flow of the river and permitting process required to that is inhabited by coho, cut- along the waterfront and ad- by the turnout and dialogue, but often creates even more prob- make significant changes to their throat, steelhead, chinook and jacent riparian areas was one he remained skeptical that much popular method of land manage- lems downstream from the rein- property adjacent to the river. real change will spring from the lamprey, just to name a few spe- forced area. cies. The river is a prized entity ment proposed, since the root A general uncertainty for meeting in time to help land- As several members of the to those who make their home in structure of the plants would act what steps are allowed and which owners in danger of losing their crowd noted, the use of riprap its vicinity, but those same folks to hold the soils together while ones require special permission homes or property. and other unnatural barriers are often plagued by destruction creating a more porous ground was rampant in the room. “It gives people an opportuni- that emanates from its powerful floor. also has a detrimental effect on Some citizens called for the ty to hear other people and their whims. Erosion problems along However, for landowners fish and their wild spawning ar- permit process to be stream- ideas,” said Finn, who cautiously the Newaukum have increased who are already staring down eas, so their implementation is lined through one department, added, “But it’s a long term pro- significantly since major flood the barrel of the unrelenting riv- typically a last ditch resort. or at least for the guidelines to be cess. When you’re talking plant- events in 2007 and 2009, and er, the prospect of planting trees Gair H. Crutcher, a resident more clear. ing trees, it’s a long process.” many area residents are unsure in order to hold their ground is of Onalaska, was opposed to an- of what techniques are useful — typically unrealistic. other common river flow mecha- or even what steps they are al- As one woman in the crowd nism — dams. lowed to take — on their own asked, “How can you grow trees “We are talking about the fu- property in an effort to shore up fast enough to keep the river ture and I would like to state that their shorelines. from taking them?” I would like to see it (Newaukum Numerous ideas for flood River) remained undammed,” control and property manage- STOPPING THE rapid loss of said Crutcher. “We moved here ment were tossed out by mem- property was understandably because we love nature and when bers of the crowd during a the key concern for most citizens you dam a river you lose a lot of brainstorming session, but those in attendance on Tuesday. As a that.” suggestions conflicted with each result some proposed ideas were That concern for fish and the other on more than one occasion. more ecologically sensitive than natural esthetics of the river was Some folks suggested leaving others. While promoting vegeta- a common theme of the evening. more wood debris in the river in tion along the river was one idea, “Fish are a big icon in the Pacific order to act as a shoreline buffer others in the crowd wanted to Northwest and we want to keep and to keep essential nutrients take that idea a few steps further them here,” said Bob Amrine, 1162 NW State Ave. CHEHALIS, WA 98532 News in Brief 360-748-3805 budgets are stretched very thin. use disorder treatment services 1-800-356-4404 President Declares This assistance will help our in Lewis, Grays Harbor, Cowlitz, Disaster From communities make repairs and Pacific and Wahkiakum coun- CH553622cz.sw December Storm; Lewis resume important services that ties. Washingtonians rely on.” CEO Marc Bollinger now www.moerkeandsons.com County Eligible for Along with Lewis County, has the responsibility for the op- Clallam, Clark, Cowlitz, Grays eration of GRBHO and provides Federal Funds Harbor, Jefferson, Mason, Pa- leadership to oversee and ensure By The Chronicle cific, Skamania and Wahkiakum operational ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF CENTRALIA COLLEGE PRESENTS counties all all eligible for funds. compliance President Barack Obama de- The declaration also makes with financial, clared a federal disaster for 10 grants for hazard mitigation business, clini- counties in Washington, includ- projects available and covers cal, quality and ing Lewis County, for damage damage that occurred between contract perfor- from the December storm that Dec. 1 and Dec. 14. mance require- brought flooding to the east end. Businesses, nonprofit or- ments. The declaration makes Fed- ganizations and homeowners He will re- eral Emergency Management Marc Bollinger port to a five- and renters whose property was CEO Agency public assistance funding damaged in December can ap- member board available to the affected counties. ply for low-interest disaster loans of directors Federal funds can pay for through the Small Business Ad- comprised of county commission- up to 75 percent of the cost for ministration. Loan outreach be- ers and appointed representatives. debris removal, emergency pro- gan in Cowlitz County Tuesday, In the past, he has served as tective measures and repair or and those affected in adjacent director of integrated services replacement of damaged in- Performing social and political 6 P.M. FRIDAY, FEB. 12 counties, including Lewis, can for Columbia United Providers satire with scripted scenes, music, frastructure for local, state and Inc., as chief clinical officer for also apply. and improvisation, THE SECOND Corbet Theatre • Centralia College tribal governments and some Southwest Washington Behav- CITY TOURING COMPANY is always nonprofit organizations. ioral Health and deputy director According to a press release, Great Rivers Behavioral original, daring, and hilarious. Their FREE ADMISSION of health and human services/ (canned food or monetary donations appreciated) the December storm caused Health Names New CEO southwest regional support net- alumni list includes Bill Murray, John more than $19 million in dam- work administrator for Cowlitz & Jim Belushi, Mike Myers, Steve PG-13 age. By The Chronicle County/Southwest Regional Carell, Tina Fey, and so many more. Some material may not be suitable for children. “Once again, I thank the Great Rivers Behavioral Support Network. Obama administration for its Health Organization has select- GRBHO’s mission is to “pro- Questions? 360-736-9391, ext. 224 quick response and support for ed a new chief executive officer, vide access to high quality com- [email protected] • Student Center Room 101 Centralia College does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national a second disaster declaration in who began in his position Mon- prehensive systems of care that origin, disability, sex, genetic information, or age in admission, treatment, or participation in a month due to the damaging day. its programs, services and activities, or in employment. All inquiries regarding compliance with CH553903jc.sw yield the outcomes desired by access, equal opportunity and/or grievance procedures should be directed to the Vice President effects of another winter storm,” The organization provides people with mental health and/ of Human Resources and Legal Afairs, Centralia College, 600 Centralia College Blvd, Centralia, Gov. Jay Inslee said in a press administrative oversight of pub- or substance use conditions,” WA 98531, or call 360-736-9391, ext. 671. release. “... As I said before, our lic mental health and substance stated a press release. • Main 7 LEGISLATURE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 Senate Education Committee Considers Later School Start Time SEATTLE (AP) — A state Olivia McAuliffe and two the bill. "It wasn't intended to ing cursive is no longer manda- would cost about $43 million Senate committee on Tuesday other students from Snohomish come off as forceful," Lynch said. tory, sponsor Sen. Pam Roach, during the 2017-19 biennium and discussed a bill proposed by stu- High School shared the current Senate Bill 6429 in its current R-Auburn, said that is how most nearly $16 million during the rest dents from Snohomish County research on teen sleep depriva- form says "all public schools shall districts have interpreted the ex- of the current budget cycle. that would move the start time tion. They said start one hour later than the isting rules. The Senate Education Com- for public schools one hour later learning will Legislature time they started in the 2015-16 Senate Bill 6415 to increase mittee also passed several bills next year. improve while 2016 school year." money for supplies in career and out of committee on Tuesday, The Senate Education Com- tardiness and The students said they would technical programs received an including a measure that would mittee also talked about cursive student car ac- also be open to amending the bill enthusiastic hearing with testi- give students more freedom of writing and more money for ca- cidents will go to make exceptions for school mony by dozens of people. expression in school-sponsored reer and technical education sup- down if schools districts that have already de- Although the Legislature has media. The measure, Senate Bill plies. And the committee passed start later. cided on later start times. Some increased state money for all 6233, would prohibit school dis- a measure that would give stu- Sen. Bruce Washington districts like Seattle classroom supplies, money go- tricts and administrators from dent journalists more editorial Dammeier, R- and Mercer Island have already ing to career and technical class- censoring or requiring prior freedom. Puyallup, said chosen to change start times to rooms has fallen behind because approval of articles in student Testimony on the start-time he is concerned let teens sleep in. they are not getting the extra newspapers, which are currently proposal known as the "Sand- about taking The committee also heard money they used to get under treated more as class assign- man Act" included information this decision out of the hands of Senate Bill 6569 that would man- the old system. ments than independent media. from the granddaughter of the local school boards. date students learn how to write The sponsor of Senate Bill The bill had both bipartisan bill's co-sponsor, Sen. Rosemary Another student, John Lynch, in cursive again. Although the 6415, Sen. Christine Rolfes, D- support and opposition at the McAuliffe, D-Bothell. expressed a willingness to soften state has never passed a law say- Bainbridge Island, said the bill committee level. Reaction Mixed on Bill Aimed at Prosecuting Police Shootings LEGISLATION: Washington Is One of The Hardest Places to Charge an Officer for Deadly Force, Supporter Says By Walker Orenstein The Associated Press OLYMPIA — A bill that would make it easier to charge police officers with crimes for im- proper use of deadly force received its first public hearing Wednesday, drawing testimony from many who argued that it’s too difficult to prosecute law enforcement for shooting people in Washington. Sponsored by Rep. Luis Mos- coso, D-Bothell, and group of other Democrats, House Bill 2907 notably removes a portion of existing law that says police can’t be held criminally liable for using deadly force if they acted in good faith and without malice. Proving an officer did not act in good faith, but with malice makes it “virtually impossible to hold law enforcement offi- cers accountable for unjustified use of force,” said Doug Honig, communications director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington, in a phone in- terview before the hearing in the Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press House Public Safety Committee. Rick Williams, the brother of John T. Williams, who was shot and killed by a Seattle police oicer in 2010, wears a T-shirt honoring his brother Wednesday after he testi- Washington is one of the ied at a House Public Safety Committee hearing at the Capitol in Olympia for a bill that would make it easier to charge police oicers with crimes for improper use of hardest states in the nation to deadly force. charge an officer for use of dead- ly force, Honig said. “If we are that much of an out- guage protecting officers acting of 2015, and was influenced by In Olympia, a police officer and their communities, she said. lier, we have to ask ourselves, ‘Is in good faith would make it too police shootings in Pasco and that shot and wounded Bryson Moscoso said he didn’t expect that where we want to be?’” Mos- easy to unfairly second guess po- Olympia, as well as protests of Chaplin and Andre Thompson, the bill to gain much traction in coso said in a phone interview. lice after an incident. police killings and militarization accused of repeatedly threaten- the Legislature this year, but said Prosecuting more police “We don’t think this standard of police departments around ing the officer, weren’t charged he wants to continue discussing shouldn’t be the focus of legis- is fair given the role we ask offi- the nation. because the county prosecutor the issue with prosecutors, law lation, testified Mitch Barker, cers to do,” he said. A prosecutor declined to said officer Ryan Donald acted enforcement and others to figure executive director of the Wash- The bill would also modify charge three police officers who without malicious intent. out compromise legislation that ington Association of Sheriffs when police can use deadly force, fatally shot 35-year-old Antonio Changing existing law is “a can be introduced next session. and Police. Instead, focus should saying it’s justifiable when dead- Zambrano-Montes in February righteous cause dealing with The committee also heard be on reducing improper police ly force is necessary to prevent 2015, saying there wasn’t evidence the sanctity of human life,” said House Bill 2882 that requires shootings, he said. an “imminent threat of death or the officers acted with malice. Karen Johnson, co-founder of law enforcement to collect data Tom McBride, executive sec- serious bodily injury” to them or Zambrano-Montes, an immi- the Black Alliance of Thurston on incidents where officers use retary of the Washington Asso- others. grant from Mexico, threw rocks County, who requested the bill. deadly force and House Bill 2908 ciation of Prosecuting Attorneys, Moscoso said conversation at officers and told them to kill Passing the bill would help build that would create a legislative testified that eliminating the lan- about a bill started in March him before he was shot to death. trust between law enforcement task force on policing standards. News in Brief The measure passed Wednes- depending on how many stu- his resignation Jan. 5, saying Bill for Permanent day on a 56-41 vote and now heads dents enroll. three years is the right amount of Conservationists Sue Sexual Assault to the Senate for consideration. Meanwhile in the Senate, a time for him to serve in the role. Federal Wolf-Killing House Bill 1646 would also proposal about finishing the His last day is Feb. 22. Protections ban employers from retaliating work required by the Washing- The agency runs several state Program in Oregon Clears Senate against an employee for asking ton Supreme Court in its so- programs including Medicaid, SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Con- about their wages or the salary called McCleary decision was Child Protective Services and servationists filed a federal law- OLYMPIA (AP) — Washing- of other employees, among other almost universally panned dur- mental health and addiction ser- suit in Oregon on Wednesday ton's Senate has passed a bill that practices. ing public testimony before the vices. that challenges the authority of a would allow victims of sexual as- The right for women to have Ways and Means Committee. Lashway's appointment will federal government program to sault to get a permanent protec- salaries equal to men in compa- Ben Rarick, from the State start Feb. 23. kill wolves in the state. tion order against their attacker. rable jobs is already protected Board of Education, asked The lawsuit targets the U.S. Senate Bill 6157 passed the under current civil rights law, whether it would make any dif- Department of Agriculture’s chamber on an unanimous, bi- said lawmakers opposed to ference if they passed the cur- State Proposes New Wildlife Services program, partisan vote Wednesday and the bill in a floor debate before rent bill or didn't vote on any Fish Consumption Rule which controls the number of now heads to the House for con- the vote. Advocates of the bill plan for figuring out how to stop wolves, coyotes, grizzly bears, sideration. said existing law doesn't go far the state's overreliance on local OLYMPIA (AP) — The state mountain lions and other wild Sexual assault protection or- enough to protect women from school levies to pay for basic edu- Department of Ecology has re- animals. ders can last for a maximum of making less money than men. cation. leased a new fish consumption It’s a similar lawsuit Cascadia two years under existing law. If rule that contains a more protec- Wildlands in Eugene and other the bill passes, a court could also tive cancer risk rate. conservationists won late last renew a temporary protection House Panel Considers Inslee Appoints Interim The new draft rule released year in Washington state, where order. The extension of a tempo- Free Tuition; K-12 Leader for State's Wednesday provides a founda- a federal judge said the program rary order has to be granted un- tion for the state’s efforts to re- should’ve done a more thorough less the offender can prove there Funding in Senate Largest Agency duce and control toxics in the analysis of the effects of its activ- has been a significant change in SEATTLE (AP) — The House OLYMPIA (AP) — Washing- environment. ities and banned it from killing circumstances and they aren't Higher Education Committee ton Gov. Jay Inslee has appointed The rule says that water qual- wolves in that state. likely to contact the victim again. heard testimony Wednesday an acting secretary for the De- ity standards should be based on Cascadia Wildlands is the on a proposal that would make partment of Social and Health a daily average fish consumption same group currently fighting House Passes Bill community and technical col- Services while a national search rate of 175 grams and a one-in- Oregon’s decision last year to lege tuition free for anyone who begins for a permanent leader. 1-million cancer risk rate. remove the wolf from the state’s Aimed at Lowering doesn't already have a bachelor's Inslee appointed Patricia The federal Clean Water Act endangered species list in a sepa- degree. Lashway to the post Wednesday. requires states to establish stan- rate lawsuit. Gender Wage Gap The proposal, House Bill She currently serves as the assis- dards for how clean lakes, rivers OLYMPIA (AP) — The 2820, would also help some stu- tant secretary responsible for the and marine waters need to be for Washington House has passed a dents pay for books and other ex- day-to-day management of the the health of people and fish, and Have an bill that seeks to reduce the wage penses, depending on their fam- 17,500-employee agency. to control pollution limits for gap between men and women ily income. Previously, Lashway was the businesses and cities. iPad? and prohibit employers from Legislative staff has estimat- senior director of policy and ex- Public hearings on the pro- assigning less favorable employ- ed the cost to offer free college ternal relations for the agency. posed rule are scheduled in Se- ment opportunities to women tuition would be between $94 The move comes after Secre- attle on April 5 and Spokane on app.chronline.com because of their gender. million and $105 million in 2017, tary Kevin Quigley announced April 6. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016

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 Garlic Fest Is More Than a Tasty Local Festival Those who call Lewis County member of the onion family to its among volunteers who work down a little bit,” she told The home know there is no shortage Our Views last months, and otherwise en- to raise money for a broad range Chronicle. “It would be great if of community festivals when that all proceeds go to charitable joy what has become the favorite of charitable causes. someone took it over, but if not, summer rolls around each year. causes in the community. festival of the season for many. Over the years, she estimates, it’s a perfect time to say goodbye.” From the celebrations of Garlic Fest has been a staple Unfortunately, it’s possible more than $70,000 has been We hope the event goes on cheese and agriculture in Toledo of late summer, whether it was this could be the final year for generated and put back into the in one form or another, hope- and the once thriving egg indus- in the early days on a farm off Garlic Fest. community. fully with DeVaul’s same com- try in Winlock, to the off-beat Scheuber Road, or the more Organizer Judy DeVaul, co- Organizing it all has not been mitment to deserving causes in Zucchini Festival in Oakville recent version at the Southwest owner of DeVaul Publishing, the easy. She announced this week need of money. Those interested and the traditional Summerfest Washington Fairgrounds. Station Bar and Bistro and other that this year’s event, scheduled are invited to call her at (360) revelry in Centralia, we certainly Each year, the event has enterprises in Lewis County, has for Aug. 26-28, will be the last 740-5400. know how to celebrate rare sun- brought garlic vendors and con- efficiently and dutifully orga- unless a person or organization In any case, DeVaul is de- shine and historic significance noisseurs to the Twin Cities in nized the festival since acquiring steps forward to take it all over. serving of praise and recogni- here in Southwest Washington. droves. They line up to make it nine years ago. “We’ve poured our hearts and tion for carrying on a tradition For the past 20 years, though, purchases from local farmers She hasn’t cashed in on the souls into it for nine years, and that has become an important there has been one festival that and entrepreneurs to fill their popularity of the event, instead it’s just that time in our lives part of summer life in Lewis has stood out if only for the fact bags with enough of the pungent choosing to divide the net prof- where we are looking to slow County.

COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking There’s Nothing Much New Under the Sun, Is There? I’ve been biting my tongue long enough. About a week ago, this newspaper printed nearly a complete page dedicated to the story of a Centralia citizen bitten by a police dog being handled by a Chehalis police officer. I don’t know of anyone — except the victim, of course — who would consider it to be nothing more other than an unfortunate incident as mentioned in the story’s head- line, although some liability could eventually become a factor. But it had special meaning for me. Some of you may remember that I was involved in a similar incident around 35 years ago. Both had to do with a police dog biting a person. I’m not going to mention any names, not even the dog’s. It was back when Centralia was guided by three elected city commis- sioners, before it changed to the present council-manager form of government. (By the way, I hold the position of being the last living directly-elected mayor of Centralia or Chehalis. Present mayors are chosen from within the councils.) In addition to the usual mayoral rib- By Bill Moeller COMMENTARY: Back to Business bon-cutting duties I was also the com- missioner of public safety, meaning that I was both the police and fire commissioner. The incident I’m referring to involved a young man Government Need to Get Practical who was running away from a police officer, the handler of the dog. The suspect ran into a thicket of brush, fol- lowed by the dog. Loaded down with gear, the officer Over Its Waterways Regulations wasn’t running as fast as either the suspect or the dog, and by the time he reached the thicket the suspect had The seemingly endless stream who want more central government lakes in southwestern Montana. To been bitten multiple times. of Obama administration rules to control over water. reach those lakes there was a rough When I saw photos with the numerous bite marks I circumvent Congress and states is The beneficiary of all this court- dirt road through a rancher’s field. asked the police chief to compose a letter of dismissal to driving people away from finding house wrangling is the attorneys col- During the spring, the creek would the officer, which I signed. As I testified in the ensuing practical solutions to problems and lecting millions in legal fees. flood the land and parts of the road. legal proceedings, I felt that the handler either did not into courtrooms filled with highly- Most people are looking for Later in the summer, the rancher have the proper control of the dog, or in his frustration paid attorneys waging a “paperwork” practical solutions which protect our would divert water from the creek had ordered the dog to attack the suspect. war. streams, aquifers and lakes and al- to flood irrigate his pasture and the The possibility that the dog might not have been Case in point: EPA and Army lows farmers, ranchers, homeowners road flooded again. The water re- fully trained before going on duty did not come up. As Corps issued long-awaited rules in and businesses to operate. turning to the creek was muddy. expected, the officer filed a complaint with the city’s vol- March 2014 seeking Clearly, the Clean Water Act So the practical solution was to unteer Civil Service Board, and the matter came up in a to clarify Clean Wa- passed in 1972 was a much needed civil hearing. install large sprinklers that spread ter Act regulatory set of standards necessary to en- water more widely over the pasture, The officer was represented by an attorney paid by jurisdiction over hance water quality. The intent was fence off parts of the creek so cattle the union. While he strongly pointed out the union’s additional bodies of for EPA to work with the states to and horses could not lay in flowing objection to the action I had taken, he also hinted that water, particularly administer it, not supersede their he could drag out the proceedings for months if he had those that are sea- authority. water, and elevate the road and in- to, thereby subjecting the volunteers to many evenings sonal or dependent There is no doubt that the U.S. stall culverts. in session. They voted to reinstate the officer. on rain and wet- Army Corps of Engineers sets the It made common sense for the There were no more incidents. The dog bit no more lands near streams. By Don C. Brunell rules over navigable waters — wa- rancher to work with sportsman citizens, except his handler, once, I was told. The dog Opponents of ters like the Columbia River where and the state’s local fish and wild- eventually developed a severe stiffness in the rear legs, a the rules, which range from agricul- barges and ships take products to life, agriculture and environmental condition common among German shepherds. He was ture to small business, argue they and from ports. quality agents to solve water quality retired into the custody of his handler, and remained amount to a federal government in- Even though the major wa- problems. there until he died. I was defeated in the next primary trusion into states’ rights — a power terways are already under federal Today, the creek, which feeds election by a retired police lieutenant and said goodbye grab. protection, the rub comes because a nationally known “blue ribbon” to it all. When Congress recently passed the EPA and the Corps want to is- trout stream, carries much less sedi- That’s enough crying in my beer. It’s been a while legislation nullifying the rules, sue permits and restrict access to an ment and the water quality vastly is since I’ve pestered you with goofs I find in TV’s closed President Obama vowed to veto it. additional 3 percent of waters tradi- improved. captioning, but two recent newscasts ended the drought. Unfortunately, the debate drifted tionally permitted by states. Wouldn’t it be better for the The first could easily have been reported by Emilly Litel- into a partisan battle with Demo- Things like stock ponds, inter- president to end his power grabs for la (Gilda Radner) in those “newscasts” on early Saturday crats siding with the President. Not mittent streams that dry up in the Night Live shows. which he is establishing his legacy having enough votes to override a summer, and even critics say the Remember those? The segment referred to “the vio- and encourage cooperation? Each veto, the issue now is headed back to rules, carried to the extreme, would lins that resulted in two deaths last night.” Must have state is different and in this case, a federal court. cover puddles in driveways and on been a grade school orchestra, right? federal rule applying to all 50 is just The next night, the act of turning a vacant strip club On one side is the U.S. Chamber playgrounds. fertile ground for more litigation. into a homeless shelter became “turning a vegan strip of Commerce, American Farm Bu- Unfortunately, the courts may ••• club into a homeless shelter.” Bon appetite, guys, bon reau, National Association of Manu- take years to sort through all this. Don C. Brunell is a business analyst, appetite. facturers and more than 30 state There has to be a better way ground- writer and columnist. He retired as presi- I hope to have another dog story next week. business and agriculture organiza- ed in practical, common sense solu- dent of the Association of Washington ••• tions challenging the constitutional- tions. Business, the state’s oldest and largest Bill Moeller is a former entertainer, mayor, bookstore owner, ity of “the EPA and Corps overreach.” Here is an example. business organization, and now lives in city council member, paratrooper and pilot living in Centralia. On the other is the federal govern- In the 1960s our family camped Vancouver. He can be contacted at the- He can be reached at [email protected]. ment and environmental activists along the shores of high mountain [email protected].

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Items submitted are subject to editing and be sent to [email protected]. n Editor Eric Schwartz can be reached at (360) discussion of vital issues and events affecting will become the property of this newspaper. Po- 807-8224, or by e-mail at eschwartz@chronline. the quality of life in Lewis County and adjoining etry is not accepted. com. regions. When necessary, we will be willing to take a tough, definitive stance on a controver- sial issue. LOCAL / NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 • Main 9 Number of Uninsured People in Washington Cut in Half REFORM: Insurance ernment is paying for the pro- who make too much to qualify gram that has helped states like for Medicaid. And some are still Commissioner Says Washington dramatically cuts confused about the process. State Has Made the ranks of the uninsured. “It’s going to take work,” Kre- Kreidler notes that in states idler acknowledged. Significant Progress that did not expand Medicaid, Officials say the Washington SEATTLE (AP) — The the working poor who aren’t residents still without health in- number of uninsured people in insured at work have to choose surance are mostly between the Washington state has been cut between paying a federal fine or ages of 18 and 34, earn lower in- in half since health care reform buying insurance they can’t re- comes, are less educated and are took effect, but there are still ally afford. mostly white or Hispanic. about half a million uninsured On Monday, the people who Kreidler expects the num- people in the state, the insurance run the state insurance exchange bers of uninsured people will commissioner’s office reported reported 200,000 people signed continue to drop as the federal Wednesday. up for insurance during the open penalties for being uninsured The exact number of unin- enrollment period that ended continue to rise. sured people is still unknown, Sunday. That’s about 35,000 Adults who don’t have insur- but Insurance Commissioner more people than exchange of- Andrew Harnik / AP Photo ance this year— through work Mike Kreidler says Washing- ficials expected. In this Oct. 6, 2015, the HealthCare.gov website, where people can buy health in- or Medicaid or the individual ton has clearly made significant More than 150,000 who surance, is displayed on a laptop screen in Washington. A major survey out Jan. 7 market — will face penalties of progress, thanks to the Afford- didn’t have insurance before the inds that progress has stalled on reducing the number of uninsured Americans at least $695. Families could be able Care Act and the state’s de- Affordable Care Act took effect under President Barack Obama’s health care law. asked to pay more than $2,000 cision to expand access to free have likely bought insurance in fines. insurance through Medicaid. in the individual market out- for nearly cutting Washington’s Kreidler believes the remain- Progress has been made in Some of the 20 states that side the exchange, Kreidler said. every Washington county, with uninsured in half: the Medicaid ing half a million people will have not expanded access to the The rest of the newly insured in the biggest changes in Adams, Medicaid program are now try- Washington state have signed up expansion, the provision allow- need more help and assistance Yakima and Grays Harbor coun- ing to do so, Kreidler said. for Medicaid. ing parents to keep young people to sign up for health insurance. ties, Kreidler said, but the latest “It’s just such common sense,” Kreidler credits several as- on their plans until age 26 and Health insurance is still too ex- figures his department has to Kreidler said. The federal gov- pects of the Affordable Care Act the states’ insurance exchange. pensive for low income people show this are from 2014. Lawmaker Resigns Over Questions About Military Record STEPPING DOWN: claims of being a combat veteran one but I’ve lost brothers,” Niel- not intentionally mislead anyone “It hurts because it is through of Iraq and Afghanistan. He also son claims Hunt wrote in a social about his military service. He him telling me he served in the Newspaper Investigation claimed three medals the military media message in June 2014. said Monday that he isn’t friends Marines that I believe him to be Found Republican has no record of him receiving. Nielson provided The News with Nielson on Facebook and a Marine. It hurts because I have In a statement on his web- Tribune screen shots of the con- that he doesn’t remember the Legislator Was told countless people, in his pres- site, Hunt wrote there are in- versation, which he says was conversation in question. ence, and elsewhere about him consistencies in the record of about Nielson’s work to help re- In his statement he wrote he Misleading About being a Marine,” said Penner. his military service. He said his store a veteran’s wall in Orting. has “exerted my best effort in Military History constituents “deserve a full-time “We ought to hold our elected trying to compile a complete set Hunt posted online Friday that he has served alongside Ma- OLYMPIA (AP) — Washing- representative who can zealously representatives to the highest of my military personnel files” advocate for their objectives ethical standards and I believe and has “worked to identify and rines on deployment, and that if ton State Rep. anyone has been misled to believe Graham Hunt without distraction.” that misrepresenting your mili- explain any remaining confu- he was claiming he served as a of Orting an- Most recently, Washington tary record not only violates the sion to the best of my ability.” state’s Libertarian Party Chair- honor of the service, but it dis- Hunt has released documents Marine, that was not his intention. nounced his res- man Steven Nielson said Hunt’s honors the integrity of the very confirming that he served in the Hunt was appointed to the ignation from statements last week saying he office he holds,” Nielson said in Air National Guard based in Ari- the Legislature Legislature in 2014 and won elec- only suffered post-traumatic a news release. zona, and that he was deployed tion to a full term in November on Tuesday after stress disorder is contrary to Nielson had called for Hunt to Saudi Arabia and another lo- recent questions of 2014. claims the lawmaker made in to resign, echoing House Minor- cation that was classified. “I apologize to all of those who that he exagger- 2014 about being stabbed, ac- ity Leader Dan Kristiansen’s call On Friday, Pierce County have been affected by this situa- ated his service Graham Hunt cording to The News Tribune. on Tuesday for Hunt to clarify Charter Review Commission in the military. resigns from the “I was stabbed in Afghani- his military service record or member Joshua Penner said he tion,” he wrote in the statement. Hunt has legislature stan and I was shot in Iraq so resign. Kristiansen said before heard Hunt say on several oc- “The journey I have shared with faced increasing scrutiny over before you start talking about Hunt’s resignation that the law- casions that he was a Marine, the citizens of my district, as his military record since The Se- your thoughts and feelings on maker met with the Republican although Hunt never served in their representative, has been a attle Times reported last month veterans realize first of all that leadership on Tuesday. the Marines. Penner served with distinct honor for which I am that records did not verify his I’m sorry that you’ve lost a loved Hunt continues to say he did Hunt on the Orting City Council. forever grateful.” News in Brief Warrant Issued in Toledo found truck parts from his busi- “Public sector collective bar- “(Unions) understand their best Wednesday its test drivers have ness were for sale on eBay. gaining should not be done in interest is to keep (negotiations) in been driving a single Lexus SUV Workplace Theft Case Investigators contacted secret when the bill for those a closed meeting,” Braun said. in an area of Kirkland and mak- By The Chronicle Hooper, who admitted to steal- commitments ultimately goes ing detailed maps of the streets. ing items from the business, ac- to the taxpay- The company said when the self- A Kelso man accused of steal- Google to Test Self- cording to court documents. In ers,” Braun said driving car begins operations ing thousands of dollars worth of Hooper’s possession, investiga- in a press release. there will be a test driver in the equipment from his former Lew- Driving Cars in Kirkland tors found parts worth an esti- “Citizens of our vehicle to take over if needed. is County employer is now facing KIRKLAND (AP) — Google mated $10,000. state should Google has a large campus in an arrest warrant in addition to The defendant also allegedly have the right says it will begin testing its self- theft charges. driving cars in Kirkland. Kirkland, located about 12 miles sold about $5,000 in parts over to see how those east of Seattle. Prosecutors on Tuesday filed the eBay account. negotiations are The Seattle suburb will be- charges against Jeremy D. Hoop- come the third city to see the The company has concluded conducted.” that human error is the biggest er, 44. The charges include first- Making the Sen. John Braun vehicles on its streets. The com- danger in driving, and the com- degree theft and two counts of Braun Brings Bill negotiations introduced pany has previously tested the pany wants to remove the steer- first-degree trafficking in stolen to Make Collective open to the pub- Senate bill 5329 self-driving cars in Mountain property. lic would increase transparency View, California, where Google ing wheel and pedals from cars Hooper was sent a summons Bargaining Open and keep the public aware of how is based, and Austin, Texas. of the future, giving people min- for the court hearing and did not to the Public much taxpayer money is being Google said in a statement imal ability to intervene. appear. Judge James Lawler is- expended, Braun said. sued a warrant for Hooper’s ar- By The Chronicle Thirteen other states have rest before recusing himself from Sen. John Braun believes that similar open meeting require- the case, saying he is friends with Washington state’s current col- ments. Pole Buildings the alleged victim. lective bargaining process isn’t “It’s not a unique idea,” Braun On Sale Now! On Nov. 16, deputies from working. told The Chronicle. the Lewis County Sheriff’s Of- The Republican from Centra- The legislation was intro- fice responded to a report of an lia has reintroduced Senate Bill duced in the 2015 regular session Site Prep alleged theft by a former em- 5329, which would require union and has been reintroduced to the Available ployee of Washington Truck Re- negotiations for public employees Rules Committee. builders in Toledo. to be open to the public. Current- Braun said the bill is facing After firing employees, the ly, the process is exempt from the opposition from public sector 24’x24’x10’ 24’x24’x10’ business’s owner told deputies he open meetings requirement. unions. 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Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Oregon Man Booked on Trespasser Reported is not known. The driver was lost control of the vehicle, hit a Shoplifting Charge • At 12:47 p.m. on Tuesday, also issued an infraction for ditch and rolled. The 48-year- Lawnmower, Weed Cutter driving with wheels off the road. old female driver had head and Taken in Burglary • Nolan J. Beegle, 29, of Hill- police received a report of a tres- sboro, Oregon, was arrested on passer in the 300 block of South- possible neck injuries and was • At 6:48 p.m. on Tuesday, suspicion of third-degree theft west Third Street. No arrests Woman Injured in Rollover Crash transported to Providence Cen- police received a report of a bur- were made. tralia Hospital. The 1997 Ford after officers received a report • Deputies responded at 8:07 glary at a shed in the 600 block of a shoplifter at 6:50 p.m. on Ranger received major damage. of South Gold Street. A lawn- p.m Tuesday to the intersection ••• Wednesday in the 500 block of Scanner Stolen from Vehicle of Jordan and Koontz roads mower and a weed cutter were South Tower Avenue. By The Chronicle Staff taken. • At 1:18 p.m. on Tuesday, south of Chehalis after receiv- Please call news reporter Natalie police received a report of a ing a report of a one-vehicle col- Johnson with news tips. She can be Medication Taken in Burglary scanner taken from a car in the lision. The driver was heading reached at 807-8235 or njohnson@ Woman Booked on east on Jordan Road when she chronline.com. • At 7:37 p.m. on Wednesday, 1000 block of Northwest State Trespassing Charge police received a report of medi- Avenue in Chehalis. • At 7:37 p.m. on Tuesday, cation taken in a burglary in the police received a report of a 400 block of West Main Street. No Arrests in Shoplifting Report trespasser in an abandoned resi- dence in the 500 block of South • At 4:58 p.m. on Tuesday, Pearl Street. Shiela K. Brennan, Teen Arrested and Released police received a report of a shoplifter in the 1000 block of 25, of Centralia, was arrested for Allegedly Breaking Window Northeast Hampe Way in Che- and released on suspicion of • At 15-year-old boy was ar- halis. No arrests were made. criminal trespassing. rested and released at 8 p.m. Wednesday on suspicion of third-degree malicious mischief LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE One Arrested for DUI for allegedly breaking a window Truck Briefly Stuck Under I-5 • At 1:41 a.m. on Wednesday, during a domestic dispute in the police arrested John C. Fry, 60, 2600 block of Cooks Hill Road. Bridge in Toledo on suspicion of driving under • At 11:49 a.m. Monday, Newell Hoerling’s Mortuary has provided meaningful deputies received a report of a the influence in the 900 block of CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT monuments and markers for all cemeteries since 1907. 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The following couples recently • James Lucien Christin, 46, and Holly applied for a marriage license at Mae Pollard, 45, both of Winlock JAMES WYMAN KENT the Lewis County Courthouse: • Kenneth Frank Browning, 46, and 1925 - 2016 Lisa Patty Dross, 48, both of Chehalis and compete in his two sports. had just moved to Palouse, • Jonathan James Church, 23, and • Richard Ray Dahl, 31, and Tamara Elissa Ann Mendenhall, 22, both of This is where he was blessed to Washington so he and Lois Centralia Kostic, 27, both of Centralia meet the love of his life, Lois could be closer to their son • Kalib Ronald Knutson, 26, and Cort- • Clarence Raymond Burdick Jr., 65, King. Lois, also an education Scott and his family. ney Sheron Smith, 21, both of Chehalis Chehalis, and Cheryl Ellen Burdick, 56, major, was a beautiful, smart Jim was preceded in death • Samantha Nicole Washington, 25, Prineville, Oregon and lively gal. The two had by his older brother, Tom Lacey, and Sandiakou Dembele, 24, • Christopher Ross Cane, 28, and many fun times together and (Mary); and son, Jeff (Kathy). Centralia Kelsey Jordan Laughlin, 20, both of were married Dec. 18, 1948. He is survived by wife, Lois; • Timothy Wilbert Phillips, 29, and They graduated in 1949 and sister, Mary Lou Frank; sister- Crystal E. Bright, 31, both of Randle Centralia began their teaching careers in-law, Mary Kent; son, Scott • Jose Regino Perez Crecencio, 22, and • Jon Stuart Hornby, 33, and Jodilyn Leticia Marlen Mejia, 20, both of Chehalis Del Carmen Ottobre, 32, both of Salkum in a small school house in (Patti); daughter, Barb (Bill) Galvin, Washington (outside Larson; daughter-in-law Kathy of Centralia). From there they (Bill); seven grandchildren; moved onto more conventional ive great-grandchildren and Centralia Building Permits schools in Centralia where innumerable loving extended they both taught. Jim worked family and friends. The following were issued a • Kyle and Marina Nelson, single-fam- James Wyman Kent, 90, his way up through the ranks Jim will be buried at the passed away Jan. 21, 2016 at building permit with a construc- ily residence with attached garage, 1206 eventually becoming the Shelton Memorial Park, near Eshom Road, $168,972 the Pullman Regional Hospital tion value of $100,000 or more superintendent of the district. his loved ones, Saturday, • Stillwaters Estates, single-family resi- in Pullman, Washington. He Lois took a few years off to Feb. 6, 2016 at 1:00 p.m. in Centralia during the month of dence with attached garage, 1414 Mark was born to Thomas H. and give birth to Scott (1953), Jeff A gathering of family and January: Twain Drive, $174,828 Esther M. (Wyman) Kent in (1955) and Barb (1959) but friends will follow at the Agate Judith Gap, Montana Nov. 14, then continued to teach special Grange, outside of Shelton. 1925. His family moved to education. The family requests donations Longview. Seattle when Jim was a young Jim was a dedicated to the Jim Kent Memorial Death Notices boy. The family lived in a educator who gave his all to Scholarship, Dollars for • LINDA DAVIDSON, 78, Centralia, died home in the Freemont district, each student that he met. He Scholars, P.O. Box 1104, Sunday, Jan. 31, at Logan Street Man- Lotteries near the current Woodland was a strong leader, had high Centralia, WA 98531. or, Centralia. A memorial service will Park Zoo location, with their be at noon Friday, Feb. 12, at Newell- expectations, but also was very Kramer Funeral Home, Washington’s grandparents. Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. Ar- Wednesday Games understanding and caring. Palouse, Washington is handling rangements are under the direction of In this home, he learned a When not working, he the arrangements. Newell-Hoerling’s. Powerball: 26-28-31-60-67, love for music, playing the and his family including a • DOROTHY McGURLEY, 91, Centralia, died Powerball: 23, Powerplay x03 piano and the importance of large and loving extended To view this obituary, please go to Sunday, Jan. 31, at Sharon Care, Cen- Next jackpot: $136 million education, family and friends. family enjoyed many grand chronline.com/obituaries. tralia. No services are scheduled at this Mega Millions: Jim attended Lincoln High time. Arrangements are under the di- adventures at the bay in rection of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Next jackpot: $71 million School, where he lettered Shelton, Washington, where Centralia. Lotto: 02-04-08-20-32-41 in track and ield as wellLois ashad been raised. He loved • GERTRUDE JAMES, 96, Centralia, died Next jackpot: $5.9 million football, setting city of Seattle the water and the outdoors. Monday, Feb. 1, at an adult family home Hit 5: 02-13-16-22-23 records. He then joined the He was a very devoted son- in Centralia. A viewing will be at 1 p.m. Next cashpot: $190,000 U.S. Army Air Corps hoping in-law, always there when Monday at Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Match 4: 03-11-12-21 to become a pilot. However, Lois’ parents needed him. He Centralia. A graveside service will be at the war ended prior to his 1 p.m. Tuesday at Claquato Cemetery, Daily Game: 1-9-8 was also a very loving and completion. At the end of his Chehalis. Arrangements are under the Keno: 04-05-10-13-30-32-39-42-43- attentive father, grandfather direction of Newell-Hoerling’s. 44-45-52-59-63-67-68-69-70-71-80 two years, he enrolled in the and great-grandfather. He • FRANCIS C. “PRIMO” BRUSCO, 93, Kelso, University of Washington, deeply mourned the death of formerly of Toledo, died Thursday, Jan. where he competed in track his son Jeff, a young father at 14, at Hospice Care Center, Longview. A Commodities and ield and football. After the time. graveside service with military honors an injury he transferred to will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Francis Gas in Washington — $2.127 (AAA After retirement, Jim and Xavier Mission, Toledo. A potluck will of Washington) Western Washington College Lois did some traveling before follow at the church hall. A celebra- Crude Oil — $32.82 per barrel (CME (now WWU) in Bellingham settling down in Shelton. tion of life will be at 2 p.m. at Toledo Group) to pursue his education degree At the time of his death, Jim Middle School. Arrangements are under Gold — $1,155 (Monex) the direction of Steele Funeral Home, Silver — $14.85 (Monex) • Main 11 LOCAL / FROM THE FRONT PAGE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 Salkum Man Officially Charged with Rape, Kidnap COURT: Defendant Apologizes to Judge for Previous Outburst By The Chronicle A man accused of rape and kidnapping apologized Tuesday for outbursts at the previous day’s hearing that landed him in jail without bail and on two con- tempt of court charges. Joel L. Kaech, 25, of Salkum, was arrested Sunday afternoon on suspicion of rape after a 32-year-old Longview woman told police he had kidnapped and raped her twice on Friday Joel Louis Kaech makes an appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Tuesday Pete Caster / [email protected] and Saturday. afternoon at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. Joel Louis Kaech is shown in Lewis County Superior Court on Tuesday afternoon at Tuesday, he was formally the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. charged in Lewis County Supe- a mutual friend up in Longview When questioned by police, rior Court with two counts of on Friday, and gave them a ride Kaech said he didn’t know the al- during the Monday hearing. “About yesterday, sorry for my first-degree rape, and one count into Lewis County. She said leged victim, according to court Lawler ordered him held on no explosive attitude, ‘Kaech said to each of first-degree kidnapping Kaech told the third person to documents. bail and held him in contempt Lawler at his hearing Tuesday. “I’m and harassment — threat to kill. leave, and told her she was now He made his first appearance twice, resulting in two manda- sorry and I apologize to the court.” If Kaech is convicted, the first his “hostage,” according to court in court Monday, where Judge tory 30-day jail sentences, after Lawler thanked the defen- three of his charges carry a max- documents. The woman told po- James Lawler allowed the prosecu- Kaech released a string of ob- dant for his apology, and reduced imum sentence of life in prison. lice Kaech raped her twice before tor’s office to hold Kaech another scenities in the judge’s direction his bail to $500,000 and his con- The Longview woman told she got away in Centralia and 24 hours before charging him. and refused to comply with in- tempt of court penalty to 10 days police that Kaech picked her and contacted police. Kaech was visibly agitated structions. in jail. News in Brief snowboarder is recovering after Tuesday morning and rescuers Wednesday morning near ma City eight months ago, along Man Charged With getting lost and spending two guided him down the mountain. Fourth Avenue South and South with another elephant. Murder in Tacoma nights in the backcountry near Officials say Houck may have Holgate Street. The victim, a The Seattle-based Friends of the Mount Baker Ski Area dur- gotten off course while trying to 22-year-old man, was transport- the Woodland Park Zoo Elephants Convenience ing heavy snowfall. make it to Timberline. ed to Harborview Medical Cen- that wanted the elephants sent to a Store Shooting The Bellingham Herald re- Houck said he wasn’t too ter in serious condition. sanctuary in California has asked ported that Whatcom County worried. He says it had been a Detectives say they believe the U.S. Department of Agricul- TACOMA (AP) — Pros- “beautiful night” and that he had the suspects targeted the shoot- ture to investigate the death. ecutors have charged a 29-year- authorities say 21-year-old Oli- plenty of food. ing victim. old man with murder in a ver Smith had gotten separated Police are searching for a fatal shooting at a Tacoma con- from a friend while snowboard- second suspect described as a Washington Mother venience store. ing near the ski area’s northern Ex-Ski Coach Sentenced Hispanic male in his late teens or Pierce County Prosecutor boundary Friday. Convicted of Sex Crimes early 20s wearing a dark hooded Mark Lindquist said Wednes- Smith’s friend had made it for Recording Students sweatshirt, dark jeans and a ban- Involving Daughter day in a news release that Robert back to the parking lot, where he Undressing Deshawn Grott fired 46 rounds waited for Smith to show up. danna over his face. EVERETT (AP) — A 35-year- outside an AM/PM convenience Search and rescue crews were SEATTLE (AP) — A former old woman in Washington state store Monday afternoon, killing called when Smith didn’t return. private school ski coach in Seat- Elephant Herpes has been found guilty of more Julian Jemar Thomas as he sat in Searchers looked for the snow- tle accused of secretly recording than a dozen sex crimes involv- a car. boarder up until late Friday night, female students undressing on Virus not Cause of ing her 6-year-old daughter. Lindquist says 23-year-old when the search was called off a Canada ski trip has been sen- Elephant’s Death The Herald reported that Thomas was struck more than 10 due to 14 inches of snowfall. tenced to eight years in prison. prosecutors say the Marysville times. Crews returned Saturday and KCPQ-TV reported that a OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) woman and her husband solic- Grott allegedly fled on a still found no sign of Smith. federal judge sentenced 44-year- — The Oklahoma City Zoo said ited customers through Craig- skateboard. It wasn’t until Sunday morn- old Jason Christoper Paur on the elephant herpes virus — or slist to sexually assault the girl. A first-degree murder charge ing that searchers discovered Tuesday. He previously pleaded EEHV — was not the cause of Detectives say they found a video was filed against him Wednes- Smith, who had showed signs of guilty to a charge of transpor- death of an elephant at the zoo. of the girl being abused by a man day. Prosecutors also filed charg- hypothermia but suffered no se- tation with intent to engage in Zoo spokeswoman Tara Hen- while her mother watched. es against Grott’s younger broth- rious injuries. criminal sexual activity. son told The Oklahoman that Prosecutors say she was tex- er, Rashaad Dominique Grott, Paur was arrested in British the zoo’s veterinarians received ting another potential customer for allegedly rendering criminal Columbia in December 2013 af- test results Wednesday that rules at the time. assistance by driving his brother Lost Seattle Hiker ter police say the students discov- out EEHV as the cause of death Child Protective Services re- to California after the killing. Rescued From Mt. Hood ered a camera in their bedroom. of the 37-year-old Asian elephant moved the girl and her younger Warrants have been issued Paur had worked as a ski in- named Chai. Henson says other brother from the home after the SEATTLE (AP) — Search for their arrests. structor at The Bush School for test results that could identify couple’s 2014 arrest. crews have rescued a Seattle hik- As of Wednesday afternoon, 10 years. He was fired following the cause are still pending. The woman faces up to 26 years er who spent one night on Mount Pierce County Prosecuting At- his arrest. Chai was found dead Satur- in prison at her March sentencing. torney’s Office spokeswoman Hood after he got lost hiking day in the zoo’s elephant habitat. Her attorney said Tuesday Heather Songer said neither had near the Palmer Glacier. Police: One Injured, One The elephant was controver- that the woman plans to appeal. been taken into custody. KOMO-TV reported that sially transferred from Seattle’s She testified that she was abused 51-year-old Christian Houck Arrested in Shooting Woodland Park Zoo to Oklaho- by her husband. had called emergency personnel on Bus in Seattle Snowboarder Monday night, reporting that WILLIAM JOHN CARNS he had some supplies and was SEATTLE (AP) — Authorities Recovering After in good condition. Russ Gubele say one person has been injured 1920 - 2016 Two Nights Lost with Mountain Wave Search and and one person has been arrested He is survived by Rescue said the hiker had built a in a shooting on a King County his brother, George Near Ski Area snow cave for shelter overnight. Metro bus in south Seattle. (Iris) of Alaska; three BELLINGHAM (AP) — A A search plane located Houck The shooting occurred children, Terry (Pam), David (Shirley) and Wendy (Greg) Dawes; six either my bill or the Senate bill exemptions to be claimed until grandchildren, Tim, Kevin, Bills moving,” Blake said. the conversion has been com- Kristen, Craig (Megan), Braun’s bill was pulled out pleted, and not earlier than April Elaina (Kris) and Jamie Continued from the front page of the Rules Committee yester- 1, 2019. (Kendra); seven great- day to the floor, and he hopes to The legislation, if passed, grandchildren, Ashley On Wednesday, Blake’s bill move it to the House next week, would expire on July 1, 2025. (Ryan), Elliott, Amelia, moved out of the Technology & he told The Chronicle. In 2008, lawmakers enacted Scarlett, Finn, Kain and Economic Development Com- According to a fiscal note for the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Aston. Also surviving mittee with an amendment lim- the House bill, construction will Performance Standard, and in William John Carns is a special nephew Ray iting the exemptions to state cost about $150 million and the 2011 the state set up a schedule for passed away Jan. 30, 2016 (Judy) Podmore and sales and use tax, excluding lo- exemption would decrease state TransAlta to meet the emission at the age of 95. He was children, Ronald and cal tax. It will go to the Finance revenues by an estimated $9.8 reductions by the end of 2025. born April 15, 1920 in Cheryl (Jeff) Rathjen; and Committee next. million. However, an April 2015 The Legislature approved Toledo, Washington to several other nieces and A similar Senate Bill spon- fiscal note for the Senate bill es- a $55 million payout from the John and Anna (Kalista) nephews. sored by Sen. John Braun, R- timates the construction will cost company for local economic Carns. At age 15, he Bill Carns was a strong, Centralia, has been reintroduced about $800 million, so the state mitigation, and in exchange had his own team of hardworking and loving after not making it through the will lose an estimated $52 million TransAlta was allowed to sign horses and worked in the man to his family and 2015 session. in revenue with the exemption. long-term power sales contracts Chehalis Valley. friends. He was always “I’m hopeful that we can keep Both bills wouldn’t allow for with utilities. Bill was drafted into the willing to lend a hand U.S. Army during World and was content with a War II and served four simple life. He was not a Officers are still looking for a rupt the supply of drugs to Lewis years in Europe, including complainer and a phrase 43-year-old man and 47-year-old County dealers, Warren said. Seizure the landings at Normandy he often used when asked woman on suspicion of drug and “That’s what a drug unit’s sup- how he was is “I’m Ok”, Continued from the front page gun charges. on D-Day. While in posed to do,” he said. “You start Newport, South Wales, regardless of how he JNET and DEA officers also out with the street level dealers actually was. On Jan. 7, WSP and Pierce arrested Jose L. Gutierrez-Lopez, he met the love of his County Sheriff’s deputies served but that’s not going to stop the life, Clyntha. They were A funeral service will 33, and Elvia Gutierrez-Lopez, be held at 11:00 a.m., a search warrant in the 23000 problem.” married for 58 years. 43, on suspicion of delivery of On Jan. 27, JNET and Pierce Monday, Feb. 8, 2016 at block of 152nd Avenue East in methamphetamine. More than After the war, he County Sheriff’s Office investi- supported his family Sticklin Funeral Chapel Graham, in Pierce County. 500 grams of meth and a firearm in Centralia. A reception JNET and the DEA seized gators learned that Jeffrey and falling timber and later in were seized during that arrest. Cathy Pedigo were possibly in will follow in the Sticklin 3 pounds of meth, 24 guns and The Gutierrez-Lopez arrests local sawmills. Bill had a possession of stolen property. love for the family farm Hospitality Room. four stolen vehicles from the also led investigators back to Jef- Memorials may be property. frey Pedigo, where they report- Acting on that tip, they searched of 150 acres, he worked it a storage unit in South Hill, and and hand milked cows for donations to our local They arrested Jeffrey Pedigo, edly found him with another VFW Post 2200, 111 1/2 found $60,000 in stolen prop- several years. 48; Cathy Pedigo, 43; Ronel “Ty” pound of meth, and a sawed-off Main St., Centralia, WA He was preceded in death Butler, 45; and Rosemary M. pistol-grip shotgun. Pedigo was erty, including 30 drills, 12 air 98531, in Bill’s honor. Johnson, 37, all of rural Pierce booked into the Pierce County compressors, 12 generators, 10 by his wife, Clyntha; sister, County. Jail and is being held on $1.25 leaf blowers and industrial con- Blanche; and brother-in- To view this obituary, please go Warren said he isn’t aware million bail. crete saw and other construction law, Kenneth Pool. to chronline.com/obituaries. of any Lewis County ties for the Any further investigation equipment. Sticklin Funeral Chapel suspects, other than the accusa- into the case will likely be con- Theft victims can contact 1437 South Gold Condolences may be offered at Centralia, WA 98531 tion of supplying methamphet- ducted by the DEA, Warren said. Warren at (360) 330-7680 with se- www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com amine to Lewis County dealers. JNET was created to help dis- rial numbers of their stolen items. (360) 736-1388 Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Navajo Nation Seeks Russia Suspects Potentially Millions Firms Look for Cure Turkey Is Preparing from Urban Outfitters to Enter Syria FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) LONDON (AP) — The Rus- — The Navajo Nation is seek- sian military says it has “reason- ing potentially millions of dol- able grounds” to suspect that lars from Urban Outfitters Inc. for Type 1 Diabetes Turkey is making intensive prepa- over clothing, jewelry and other rations for a military invasion of merchandise bearing the tribe’s By Linda A. Johnson neighboring Syria. name that the popular retailer Ministry spokesman Maj. Gen. has sold. AP Business Writer Igor Konashenkov said Thursday The clothing chain asked a Johnson & Johnson, continu- “This one is potentially the real deal. It’s like in a statement that the Russian federal judge in Santa Fe, New ing its long quest for a Type 1 making a new pancreas that makes all the military has registered “a growing Mexico, on Wednesday to limit diabetes cure, is joining forces number of signs of hidden prepa- how far back in time the tribe with biotech company ViaCyte hormones needed to control blood sugar.” ration of the Turkish armed forces can go to seek money over the to speed development of the first for active actions on the territory company’s products, which in- stem cell treatment that could fix Dr. Tom Donner of Syria.” cluded everything from neck- the life-threatening hormonal director of the diabetes center at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine He said images of a checkpoint laces, jackets and pants to a flask disorder. on the Turkish-Syrian border tak- and underwear with the “Navajo” en in late October and late January They’ve already begun test- others, this treatment is the first Over years, excess sugar in name. The judge did not issue an ing it in a small number of dia- show a buildup of transportation immediate ruling. tested in patients. the bloodstream damages blood infrastructure that could be used betic patients. If it works as well If the project succeeds, the vessels and organs. Without ef- The tribe’s lawsuit alleging in patients as it has in animals, it for moving in troops, ammunition product could be available in fective treatment, diabetics suffer and weapons. trademark violations has been would amount to a cure, ending working its way through the several years for Type 1 diabe- severe complications: blindness, State media say two Syrian re- the need for frequent insulin in- courts for more than three years. tes patients and down the road kidney failure, heart disease, am- porters and a photographer were jections and blood sugar testing. Efforts to settle the case featur- could also treat insulin-using putations, even premature death. injured when shrapnel from mor- ing two unlikely foes have failed ViaCyte and Johnson & John- Type 2 diabetics. On the other hand, too much tar shells struck a press bus north as the tribe seeks vast sums of son’s Janssen BetaLogics group “This one is potentially the insulin can cause very low blood of the city of Aleppo. The reports money from the company that said Thursday they’ve agreed to real deal,” said Dr. Tom Donner, sugar, which can kill patients, blamed rebels for the mortar also owns the Anthropologie combine their knowledge and director of the diabetes center at particularly young children. rounds. and Free People brands. hundreds of patents on their Johns Hopkins University School According to the American research under ViaCyte, a long- of Medicine. “It’s like making a Diabetes Association, about 29.1 time J&J partner focused on re- new pancreas that makes all the million Americans have diabetes, Israeli Court Sentences Video Shows Only generative medicine. hormones” needed to control including 1.25 million with type 1 2 Over Palestinian Known US Jaguar The therapy involves induc- blood sugar. diabetes. The number with Type ing embryonic stem cells in a Donner, who is not involved 1, or insulin-dependent, diabetes Teenager’s Murder Roaming Mountains lab dish to turn into insulin- in the research, said if the device is growing steadily. Meanwhile, JERUSALEM (AP) — An Is- TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — The producing cells, then putting gives patients normal insulin the number with Type 2 diabetes, raeli court on Thursday sentenced only known wild jaguar in the them inside a small capsule that levels, “it’s going to prevent mil- whose bodies make some insulin two Israelis in the 2014 murder of United States is seen roaming is implanted under the skin. The lions of diabetics from getting but don’t use it efficiently, is in- a 16-year-old Palestinian, sending around a creek and other parts capsule protects the cells from dangerous complications.” creasing exponentially due to the one to life in prison for a crime of a mountain range in southern the immune system, which oth- People with Type 1 diabetes global epidemic of obesity and that sparked deep soul-searching Arizona in the first publicly re- erwise would attack them as in- no longer produce insulin, the sedentary lifestyles. in Israel and was part of a series leased video of the giant cat. vaders — a roadblock that has hormone that converts sugar in Many patients can’t control of events that led to the Gaza war “El Jefe” — Spanish for “the stymied other research projects. the blood into energy, because it well because treatment is ex- later that year. boss” — has been living in the Researchers at universities their immune system has killed hausting, requiring a strict diet, The court sentenced a second Santa Rita Mountains about 25 and other drug companies also off the beta cells in the pancreas. frequent exercise, multiple daily Israeli, believed to have had a lesser miles south of downtown Tuc- are working toward a diabetes Those cells make insulin in re- insulin injections or other medi- role in the crime, to 21 years in son for over three years, accord- cure, using various strategies. sponse to rising blood sugar lev- cines and several finger pricks a prison. Another Israeli is awaiting ing to the Center for Biological But according to ViaCyte and els after a meal. day to test blood sugar. a verdict following a psychological Diversity. examination. El Jefe is about 7 years old “The sentence imposed on the and is one of only four or five A Car on the Roof defendants reflects what we asked jaguars that have been spotted in for and the barbaric and atrocious the U.S. in the last 20 years. He’s act,” said Ori Korb, the state prose- the only documented wild jaguar cutor. He said the murder marked in the country. a “moral nadir.” “A lot of people have no idea The Israelis sentenced Thurs- that we have jaguars in the day snatched Palestinian teen United States or that they belong Mohammed Abu Khdeir from an here,” said Randy Serraglio of east Jerusalem neighborhood in the Tucson-based environmental July 2014, driving him to a Jeru- group. “In bringing this video, salem forest where he was burned we hope to inspire people to care to death. The murder was carried about these animals and support out in revenge for the abduction protection for their homes.” and killing earlier that summer of three Israeli teens by Palestinians said by Israel to have been Hamas Judge Refuses to Throw operatives. Out Sexual-Assault Case Against Cosby Sri Lanka Lifts NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Unofficial Ban on Tamil A judge refused to throw out the sexual-assault case against Bill National Anthem Cosby on Wednesday, sweeping COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) aside a former district attorney’s — A Tamil-language version of claim that he granted the come- Sri Lanka’s national anthem was dian immunity from prosecu- Chuck Bennett / Daily Breeze performed at the country’s inde- tion a decade ago. A crane removes a car that crashed of Palos Verdes Drive west and ended up on the roof of a home in Palos Verdes pendence ceremony on Thursday, Common Pleas Judge Steven Estates, Calif. , Wednesday. Fireighters pulled the man from the damaged car and took him to a hospital, but he wasn’t lifting an unofficial ban in another O’Neill issued the ruling after a seriously hurt, and no one else was injured. step toward post-civil war ethnic hard-fought two-day hearing, reconciliation. saying witness credibility was a Schoolchildren sang the an- factor. He did not elaborate. them in Sinhalese, from the ethnic In another setback for the de- majority group, and the minority fense, the judge also denied a re- Tamil language at the ceremony quest to disqualify newly elected Jurors Award $23.1 Million marking the 68th anniversary of District Attorney Kevin Steele independence from Britain. from the case. Cosby’s lawyers The move, despite opposition had accused Steele of making a to Black Man Shot by Deputy from Sinhalese nationalists, is an “political football” out of Cosby effort to reach out to Tamils after during the campaign. By Terry Spencer no reason. Video from the dash- in the justice system among the rebels from the ethnic minority The Associated Press board camera in Lin’s patrol car African-American community. fought a nearly 26-year war for a showed Stephens’ left hand was “This will help good police separate homeland until their FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. empty and a cellphone was in his officers do their duty and be far crushing defeat in 2009. Lawmakers Propose (AP) — A federal jury awarded right hand. more effective in their commu- Bill to Privatize Air $23.1 million on Wednesday to a An appeal is expected and nities,” Scarola said. 22-year-old black man who was Lin’s attorneys could ask Mag- The sheriff’s office released a Western Retirees at Traffic Control unarmed when he was shot and istrate Judge Barry S. Seltzer to statement later Wednesday night Thai Resort Busted WASHINGTON (AP) — Re- paralyzed by a sheriff’s deputy, reduce the damages. The jury calling the verdict both shocking sponsibility for the nation’s air but Florida lawmakers will have apparently rejected Lin’s claim and disappointing. for Playing Bridge traffic control operations would to approve any award above that he had made an “objectively “Based upon Mr. Stephens’ BANGKOK (AP) — Add aging shift from the government to a $200,000. reasonable mistake” when he actions, Sgt. Lin reasonably Western bridge players to the list of private, nonprofit corporation The six-woman, two-man shot Stephens. The jurors de- mistook a cell phone that Mr. desperadoes in Thailand’s seaside under legislation introduced jury ruled after 3½ hours of clined comment as they left the Stephens held in his hand for a resort of Pattaya, a sin city rife with Wednesday as part of an over- deliberation that Palm Beach courthouse as did Lin and his firearm, and fearing for his life, prostitution, corruption and for- haul of how Washington over- County Sheriff’s Sgt. Adams Lin attorneys. Lin sat stoically as the he shot Mr. Stephens,” the state- eign and home-grown gangsters. sees the aviation system. violated Dontrell Stephens’ civil verdict was read, while Stephens ment said. “Sgt. Lin then saved The bridge players, mostly Brit- The measure extends for six rights when he shot him in Sep- wept as he was wheeled into the Mr. Stephens life due to the fact ish but also from Scandinavia, the years the authority of the Federal tember 2013. courtroom minutes later. He de- that he had extensive medical Netherlands and elsewhere, were Aviation Administration and Lin, who had stopped Ste- clined comment. training as a result of serving his busted by a task force of soldiers, continues its role as the regulator phens for riding his bicycle into Jack Scarola, Stephens’ lead country as a member of the U.S. police and local officials as they of aviation safety, including the traffic, testified that he shot attorney, said the verdict is a vic- Army while on deployment in played cards at eight tables in an safety of air traffic operations. Stephens four times because he tory not only for his client but for Afghanistan in 2008. He did so apartment above a restaurant, po- It also prohibits cellphone reached for his waistband with law enforcement officers who by rendering first aid to Mr. Ste- lice Col. Sukathat Pumpanmuang, calls by airline passengers in- his left hand and then flashed have been unfairly stigmatized phens until EMS arrived.” superintendent of the Pattaya Po- flight, and requires airlines re- a dark object that he thought by unjustified violence against Under Florida law, the Legis- lice Station, said Thursday. He said fund bag fees when checked bags was a small handgun. Stephens young black men by a small mi- lature has to approve any lawsuit the law enforcement agents were arrive more than 24 hours over- testified that he was raising his nority of their colleagues. He said payment against a government acting on a tip that illegal gam- due. hands when Lin opened fire for the verdict will help restore faith agency that exceeds $200,000. bling was taking place there. • Main 13 NORTHWEST The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 For State’s Charter Schools, It’s a Matter of Survival By Paige Cornwell the state lottery. Two other bills, and Spokane. The two other charters — who opposed charters in the past The Seattle Times one in the Senate and one in the The ninth — First Place Summit Sierra in Seattle and — not for the charter operators, House, also are in the mix. Scholars in Seattle — returned to Summit Olympus in Tacoma but the families who started this Shirline Wilson thought she That has raised the hopes of operating as a private school in — decided to move to a home- fall thinking they would be able to had found the perfect fit for her supporters like Wilson, who says December. First Place had been a school system, under which they attend their new schools for years. 12-year-old son at Rainier Prep, a she’s confident a bill will pass. tuition-free private school for de- also can continue to get some Sen. Mark Mullet, D-Issaquah, charter school in Seattle’s High- “I feel more certain about our cades before becoming the first state money. But they, too, con- for example, voted against the line neighborhood — a place future than I ever have before,” charter in the state two years ago. tinue to operate as they have from 2012 charter-school bill but this where she hoped he would get Wilson said. Six of the eight have signed the beginning of the school year. year co-sponsored the Senate bill more support for his mild learn- But the future of Washing- contracts with the small Mary “We, first and foremost, are to keep charters alive. ing disabilities. ton’s charters is far from certain, Walker School District in East- focused on ensuring our families “I definitely don’t think a As soon as school started, he with strong opposition from ern Washington, operating as and students have the exact same ‘yes’ on this bill means you are seemed excited to go to class many Democrats in the House, what’s known as alternative education they have received this huge supporter of char- each morning, a big change from and groups including the state learning experiences, or ALEs, since we opened in August,” said ter schools,” he said. “It means, the difficult experiences he’d administrators association and a model often used by online Jen Wickens, Summit’s chief re- ‘Wow, I don’t want to screw over had at previous schools. the state teachers union. schools. That district is led by gional officer. all these students and families But days later, the state Su- Opponents say lawmak- Kevin Jacka, a former member Summit had planned to who really like their schools.’ ” preme Court ruled that Wash- ers should focus first on fully of the now-defunct state agency open a third Washington char- Opponents, however, continue ington’s charter schools are un- funding regular public schools, that approved and oversaw char- ter in West Seattle in fall 2016 to urge lawmakers to oppose legisla- constitutional, overturning the and the executive director of ters. Under those agreements, — approved before the Supreme tion that would keep charters alive. 2012 law that allowed them to the Washington Association the charter schools’ students Court ruling — but that school “Diverting scarce funding to operate in this state. of School Administrators has are technically part of the Mary is now on hold. Green Dot, a unaccountable, privately-run That threw Wilson and her questioned the motives of those Walker district, but they contin- Los Angeles-based organization charter schools isn’t a solution,” family into another crisis — this pumping money into the save- ue to attend their charters. that operates multiple charter state teachers union spokesman time to keep her son’s school charters campaign. Mary Walker has received schools in three states, planned Rich Wood said. open. She joined a well-orga- “Even if these huge dona- $2.1 million from the Bill & Me- to open a school in Seattle next And Keim, of the school- ad- nized, well-funded lobbying tions are purely motivated by a linda Gates Foundation to sup- fall, too, which would have been ministrators association, asked campaign that’s included rallies desire to better serve our stu- port the charter partnerships. its second school in Washing- whether the decision to open at the Capitol, free transporta- dents, is it OK for a few wealthy The district also receives ton state. Instead, it’s focus- charters this fall, despite the tion for parents and students individuals to effectively buy de- about $6,300 in state dollars for ing on Destiny Middle School, pending court challenge, was a who want to testify in Olympia, mocracy in our state to promote each ALE student, said Nathan already operating in Tacoma. calculated move “to make sure and television ads featuring hap- their ideas?” Bill Keim wrote. Olson of the state Office of Su- there were student faces at the py students and worried parents. perintendent of Public Instruc- Assessing uncertainty center of this debate” — an argu- So far, the Washington State Foundation support tion. The district then gives most ment supporters dismiss. Charter Schools Association, a of that money to the charters, So far, the uncertainty about In the meantime, districts nonprofit advocacy group, has For the time being, eight of the minus an administrative fee. the future of charters doesn’t where the eight charter schools spent at least $1.3 million for the state’s first nine charters are get- As charters, the amount seem to be driving families out are located are starting to think campaign for a legislative fix. ting by, with some getting finan- schools received per student — less than 10 percent of the stu- about how they will absorb char- The Bill & Melinda Gates Foun- cial help from the Charter Schools ranged from $5,875 to $11,523, dents who started last fall have ter students if the eight remain- dation alone has given at least Association, which has received according to OSPI data, the same left, said Meyers of the Charter ing charters end up closing. $5.2 million to help Washington more than $9 million from the amount as other public schools. Schools Association. And she That might not be easy for charters this school year. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation To make up any gaps between said the association attributes districts such as Highline, which Last month, the Senate voted in the last two years alone. what they had received and what the enrollment decline to factors is short on space even without 27-20 in favor of a bill that would The eight all continue to they get now, some charters have unrelated to the Supreme Court the 160 students that now attend maintain the state’s charter schools operate as free, public schools received supplemental funding decision, such as transportation Rainier Prep. If Summit were largely as is but change their fund- — as envisioned under the 2012 from the Charter Schools Associa- and scheduling conflicts. to close, Seattle Public Schools ing from the state’s general fund, charter initiative. Together, they tion, according to spokeswoman And the pro-charter lobbying also would have an additional which the supreme court said was enroll about 1,100 students in Maggie Meyers. She didn’t specify effort has succeeded in garnering 130 students in its already over- unconstitutional, to revenues from Seattle, Highline, Kent, Tacoma how much each has received. sympathy from some lawmakers crowded schools. Lawmakers Target ‘Sanitizing’ of College Education By Melissa Santos eral people said that section of the Manweller said he’s happy to The News Tribune bill could inadvertently legalize change the language to ensure harassment or discrimination on that the term applies more nar- State Rep. Matt Manweller university and college campuses. rowly to subtle slights — such keeps finding new anecdotes to In its current form, the bill as asking a person if he or she is add to a Microsoft Word docu- would define microagressions ment he’s titled, “Academic Hor- married, a question some might as including “brief verbal, be- view as offensive. ror Stories.” havioral, and environmental in- The file contains links to ar- dignities, whether intentional or ticles about recent controversies unintentional, that are perceived at U.S. college campuses, which to communicate hostile, deroga- Have an the Republican from Ellensburg tory, or negative racial, gender, or iPad? says illustrate a troubling trend: sexual orientation, or religious Today’s college students are in- slights and insults to the target creasingly being shielded from person or group.” chronline.com potentially offensive ideas, he says, at the expense of others’ free speech rights. Take an incident last year Peter Haley / The News Tribune Contest time! at Washington State University, The University of Washington Tacoma campus is shown on Jan. 8, 2013. where one professor’s syllabus originally said students couldn’t would prevent school adminis- professors can’t lower students’ use “generally offensive lan- trators from controlling content grades for using words that the guage” — terms such as “illegal in school newspapers. professors deemed offensive. alien,” “tranny” or even “male” Fain, the majority floor leader “The fact that university pol- and “female” — without getting in the state Senate, said he lately icy had to be enforced is in no points docked off their grade, or feels “there is a lot of sanitizing way a sign that university policy possibly failing the class. of education at all levels.” is broken, or in any way inad- Or another policy currently “For me, it’s a larger more cultur- equate,” Mulick said last week at in effect at WSU, which limits al issue about freedom of speech,” a public hearing for Manweller’s public demonstrations to cer- he said. “I think that we often find House Bill 2488. “To the con- tain parts of campus, while say- a lot of competing values that look trary, this instance demonstrat- ing students must apply to use to threaten freedom of speech, be- ed how university policy, admin- the “limited public forums” two cause of wanting to maintain order istered locally, worked.” We’re giving away a pair of tickets* to readers weeks in advance. or not hurt someone’s feelings or When it comes to limiting who can identify our “outdoors” writer for Manweller is sponsoring a not offend someone. where students can protest on the Chronicle. the outdoors page runs each bill in the Legislature this year “We need to be open to allow- campus, WSU officials said they thursday in the sports section. that aims to push back against ing others to share with us views are reviewing their current policy, such policies while protecting that we might not agree with.” including the requirement that stu- Call Brian at 360-807-8219 CH553691bw.cg college instructors whose course Fain’s proposal, Senate Bill dents give two weeks notice before or email [email protected] content includes material that 6233, is focused on ensuring that staging a public demonstration. to claim your tickets! some students might find offen- high school and college newspa- (The policy does allow some *Limited Quantity Available sive. He’s calling it an academic pers aren’t subject to prior review demonstrations to be staged on bill of rights. and censorship by school officials. campus with less notice, an offi- “I think there is a growing Manweller’s bill is further- cial said, if the gathering doesn’t concern, on the broader 30,000- reaching. It would define all conflict with another event in 80% Off foot level, that universities have outdoor areas at public colleges the same location.) become so concerned with the as traditional public forums University officials said some Retail Prices notion of safe spaces and not — which have the greatest free restrictions on public events will being offensive to anyone, that speech protections under the remain necessary to ensure pub- they’ve lost their primary mis- First Amendment — while en- lic safety, as well as to avoid dis- Carpet Laminate sion, which is to introduce stu- suring that people could assem- rupting classes. dents to ideas that they might ble there at a moment’s notice. “We have live, wild animals on not be comfortable with,” said Additionally, the measure campus, we have public sporting Manweller, a professor of politi- would ban the state’s institutions events,” said Kimberly Ander- cal science at Central Washing- of higher education from punish- son, director of WSU’s Office for ton University. ing students or faculty for express- Equal Opportunity. “There are Manweller cited a University ing unpopular academic views. some areas where we would need of Missouri professor’s attempt It also would prohibit require- to have broader discretion.” IN STOCK to kick journalists out of a stu- ments that instructors use “trigger Sara Singleton, an associate pro- 25 oz Carpet dent protest area in November warnings” — alerts that warn stu- fessor of political science at Western 4 Colors as another example of student- dents in advance about potentially Washington University, said she, - 10 Year Wear Warranty! coddling gone amok. During controversial course content. too, thinks existing policies do a 100% BCF PET Polyester protests of race-related incidents Some college faculty and uni- good enough job of protecting free at the campus, student activists versity administrators said they speech rights on campus. WOW! tried to block the demonstration don’t see a need for the bill. When testifying on Man- $792 Sq. Yard Starting As Low As area as a “safe space,” despite it At WSU, for instance, univer- weller’s bill last week, Singleton being a central part of the public sity administrators intervened spoke on behalf of the roughly ¢ ¢ university campus. shortly after learning of profes- 6,000 faculty members at the 88 Sq. Ft. 59 Sq. Ft. Other Republican lawmakers sors who last year tried to ban state’s four-year universities. share some of Manweller’s fears certain words in their classes, A part of Manweller’s bill that that free speech is being stifled said Chris Mulick, a lobbyist for has drawn heavy criticism is a 6525 196th St. SW Rochester CH552175cbw.sw on some college campuses. the university. section that would define “mi- 360-273-6903 • 1-800-600-6903 Sen. Joe Fain, R-Auburn, said The university’s interim presi- croagresssions” and prohibit in- MON-SAT 8:00AM-7:00PM • SUN 9:00AM-5:30PM that concern is part of why he dent issued a statement clarifying stitutions from punishing faculty *All Pictures for illustration pictures only introduced a bill this year that that, according to WSU policy, or students for using them. Sev- Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 LOCAL / NORTHWEST Smelt Dippers Get Limited Shot on Cowlitz River Saturday ONLY CHANCE THIS YEAR: cause word has gotten out about can’t sustain itself. If enough the fishery being very accessible, individuals take more than they ‘You Should Be Able family friendly and free,” he said. are supposed to then managers to Get 10 Pounds in a Langness added that “the have no choice but to reduce or prospect of less fish plus more terminate fishing opportunities Reasonable Amount dippers probably equals low for the public.” of Time,’ WDFW catch per unit effort. While it Langness noted that 10 Official Says may take you a few more dips pounds of smelt per person than last year to get your limit should be enough smelt for most By Jordan Nailon you should be able to get ten folks to eat to their heart’s con- [email protected] pounds in a reasonable amount tent with a few left over for the of time.” bait bucket or rose bed. Smelt dippers will have a Because of the confluence of “It is beyond me why a family limited shot to fill their nets and positive river conditions and a of two adults and a couple tod- buckets along the Cowlitz River good smelt run, Saturday’s recre- dlers thinks it is a wise idea to this Saturday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. ational fishery will likely be the fill up the giant trunk of their old Washington Department only opportunity for smelt dip- car,” he said. of Fish and Wildlife biologists pers this year. Langness noted that the oil have been carefully tracking Last year, multiple dipping rich fish spoil quickly and pre- the movement of known smelt opportunities were offered when serving them for later consump- predators as the main run of the first run failed to materialize tion is a tricky proposition. He smelt makes its way up the low- as predicted. also said that black market har- er Columbia River and into the According to Langness, “The vesting and redistribution of Cowlitz River. primary purpose of the commer- smelt “is both a threat to public Based on those observations, cial fisheries is to get samples of they are confident that condi- the adult run low enough in the health as well as a threat to our tions will be prime for a success- (river) system so as to be represen- economy.” ful day of netting on Saturday. tative (of the overall population).” To put it another way, Lang- ness asked, “Which would you “The progression of predator Courtesy Photo Sampling fish in the lower movement from the estuary up This photo provided by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife shows reaches of the Columbia River prefer — a freshly caught fish to the Cowlitz River this week is a two longin smelt. allows scientists to study the washed, packed and refriger- clear sign that the eulachon main population before they begin to ated within a few hours of being run is underway,” said Olaf Lang- separate by sex or size or begin caught, or something that has ness, a sturgeon and smelt proj- the Cowlitz River along with sev- run in 2015, Lagness expects a to change composition from the been fermenting for a few days in ects lead for the WDFW, in an eral dozen bald eagles (Monday).” sizeable turnout for the one-day freshwater. the back of someone’s utility van?” email. “We saw some large num- Langness noted that a few smelt dipping opportunity. Recreational smelt dipping is The most popular areas to bers of pinnipeds in the estuary, commercial fleets hit the lower He says that interest in the different entirely. dip for smelt are typically found followed by aerial and boat ob- Columbia River on Monday but traditional fishery has started to “The sport dipping opportu- in between the mouth of the servations of groups of seals, sea “the poundage was small.” rebound after a number of years nities are meant to keep people Cowlitz and the Toutle River. lions and gulls working their way The overall success was about when the run was shuttered due engaged with the smelt,” added Dipping is allowed from the upriver and (Tuesday) morning.” average for the commercial boats to a lack of returning smelt in the Langness. “While we can love a banks of the river only, and each Nathan Reynolds, of the but effort was not strong. river. species to death, we can also love dipper is allowed 10 pounds of Cowlitz Indian Tribe Natural Re- “I assume that it will pick up “The number of people dip- a species back to health. Obvi- smelt, which equals about one sources Department, stated that some Thursday,” said Langness. ping for smelt in the Cowlitz ously, overfishing can lead to a quarter of a 5-gallon bucket. his technicians observed several Although this year’s run of River increased last year and I situation where there are so few A fishing license is not re- hundred seals at the mouth of smelt is not quite as large as the suspect that trend continues be- spawners that the population quired in order to dip smelt. Bill Providing Tax Breaks for Cross-Laminated Timber Businesses Passes Committee By Kaylee Osowski If passed, the bill would According to Blake’s bill, construction of new buildings and ral Resources Committee, which [email protected] promote the manufacturing of building construction using doesn’t include repairs or improve- Blake chairs, he said it is facing cross-laminated timber, “stimu- cross-laminated timber is cur- ments to homes or businesses. opposition from the steel, ma- OLYMPIA — Lawmakers on lating economic growth and job rently cost-prohibitive due to a Blake said the bill won’t cause sonry and concrete industries. the Agriculture & Natural Re- creation in Washington’s rural lack of supply. an increase in logging activity, but According to a fiscal note, sources Committee unanimous- ly moved a bill this week that communities,” according to the Cross-laminated timber, typ- could help with forest thinning. the bill could decrease state rev- aims to provide incentives to legislation. ically made out of three, five or “The hope is that especially enues by $239,000 in 2018 and boost the state’s cross-laminated Primary sponsor Rep. Brian seven bonded layers of lumber, in some of our fire-prone areas $404,000 in 2019. Local revenues timber business. Blake, D-Aberdeen, said he at- can be used for framing in build- ... some of that small wood could could decrease by $9,000 in 2018 House Bill 2857 would give tended a conference this summer ings as an alternative to concrete, be used to construct cross-lami- and $69,000 in 2019. After 2019, manufacturers, wholesalers and re- with industry representatives masonry and steel. nated timber,” Blake said. the estimated impact revenues tailers a business and occupation tax who discussed the development The committee adopted an While the bill received unani- are projected to decrease. deduction and provide a sales tax of the cross-laminated timber amendment that only allows for mous support from representa- If passed, the bill would take effect exemption for construction projects. industry. the sales tax exemption to apply to tives on the Agriculture & Natu- on July 1 and expire on July 1, 2023. Lawmaker Proposes Using GPS to Keep Wildfire Fighters Safe By Joseph O’Sullivan portunity to help them.” search on GPS, according to Bob when firefighters come from dif- according to Pollock. The Seattle Times Dent’s proposal comes amid a Johnson, the agency’s wildfire- ferent agencies or another state GPS tracking, however, may slew of bills intended to improve division manager. Setting up a to fight large blazes, they may not have saved the lives of the OLYMPIA — Even as Rep. the state’s response to wildfires, system could cost $1.5 million, not have equipment that works firefighters killed last August in Tom Dent described himself which last year scorched more Johnson told lawmakers. together, according to Triplett. Okanogan County, according to Wednesday as preferring the than a million acres and left “Improving safety for our fire- Steve Pollock, chief regional Tom Zimmerman, president of 19th century over the 21st centu- three firefighters dead. The bill fighters is paramount and we’d fire coordinator for the Texas the International Association of ry, the rancher and Moses Lake — which has bipartisan sponsor- view this technology … as a via- A&M Fire Service, said it took Wildland Fire. Republican pitched a decidedly ship — is scheduled for a com- ble supplement to existing safety about three years to develop that Shifting winds pushed modern idea to keep wildland mittee vote Thursday. measures,” wrote Mary Verner, agency’s GPS system. When it flames and smoke onto the team, firefighters safe. A GPS system could supple- DNR’s deputy supervisor for re- goes live in July, it will be able to forcing them to retreat blindly Dent is sponsoring House ment the walkie-talkies and cell- source protection. “Though, it, track more than 200 bulldozers, down a winding dirt road to Bill 2924, which would authorize phones that firefighters now use like many technologies, does fire engines and coordinating ve- their deaths. Zimmerman notes the state Department of Natural and allow for constant tracking have its limitations.” hicles, he said. the crew was in radio communi- Resources (DNR) to use GPS lo- of firefighters. Staff at fire-man- The challenges included get- cation, and in an area with other caters to track wildland-fire ve- agement bases could then monitor ting software code written and people around them. hicles and personnel in real time. where crews are in relation to blaz- Challenges, benefits creating tags for the program to Still, firefighters on the ground “If we knew where they were es and expected weather patterns. GPS locaters are used by vari- recognize the types of vehicles “only ever see a piece of the situa- at and they get in trouble,” said “It’s knowing where they’re at ous departments and agencies being tracked, Pollock said. tion” and GPS could help with that. Dent during a public hearing on in relation to their safety zone around the country, according to The system also will allow his “I think knowing where every- the bill in the House Agriculture and escape routes,” said Sean Triplett. agency “to dispatch the closest, body was,” he said, “would be a and Natural Resources Commit- Triplett of the U.S. Forest Service. But there aren’t yet national most appropriate resources” as valuable asset from a safety stand- tee, “then it would give us an op- DNR has done some early re- standards for GPS systems, so fires ignite or change direction, point.”

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Names in the News Honor Roll TOLEDO MIDDLE SCHOOL Voice of the People The following students were named to the second-quarter Chronicle readers share their thoughts every day honor roll at Toledo Middle through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and School: the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of Principal’s List the recent highlights of conversation. (3.75-4.00 Grade Point Average) Eighth-graders: Jacob Butch- Followers of The Chronicle’s Facebook page respond to an er, Michael Echtle, Duke Schap- effort by state Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, to make union col- low, Isabel Langhaim, Kaylee lective bargaining open to the public: Veigel, Kallie Schaplow Seventh-graders: Emma Cline, Riley Frye, Emma Mjel- Randy Cobb: If an organization is opposed de, Jesse Towns, Ashley White, to transparency, then they must have some- Gracie Madill, Keylin Plan- thing to hide! carte, Chloe Nyberg, Kaden Sel- lards, Kate Demery, Stacie Spahr, Grace Tauscher Sixth-graders: Jacob Bauter, Greenlee Clark, Hailey Dick- David Watterson: That is why most of the inson, Rose Dillon, Justin Filla, political work of our Legislature is done behind Brycen Horner, Taylor Lang- closed doors. Let’s start by making our govern- haim, Wyatt Nef, Haleigh Scha- ment more transparent. mel, Marina Smith, Emma- rae Troxell, Carson Olmstead, Vanesa Rodriguez, Damion Soto, Ethan McAleny, Carter Sorensen, Norma Szabo: How about us taxpayers Heather Fenison, Madison having input into pay and benefits our legisla- McLean, Hannah Anaya, Yulisa tors receive? After all, we are paying for their Cabrera, Destiny Pollard salaries and all the perks they receive so we should have some input. Honor Roll (3.20-3.74 GPA) Eighth-graders: Merrilee Follower of The Chronicle’s Facebook page responds to an Bark, Andrea Jones, Bryelle Mui- effort by state lawmakers to give a pay raise to Washington lenburg, Megan Wallace, Katie State Patrol troopers: Bowen, Kiara Rustan, Kyle Price, Amya Thomasson Chance Hockett, Caitlin Olson, Patty Lee: I think all law enforcement that Trinity Waner, Amber Ryan, Ay- is not directly under the DOJ is abused and un- riana Murphy, Kim Demeo, Lar- derpaid. We need them badly and they work Amya Thomasson Serves ry Demery, Sammi Thorpe hard to do a good job with a lot of crap going Seventh-graders: Davin Kins- on. man, Karsyn Toepper, Charles as Page for Braun in Senate Glass, Hailey Woodard, Nicholas Amya Thomasson, a sophomore at Academy Northwest, spent a Marty, Haley Anderson, Jona- week working as a page for the Washington State Senate at the Capi- than Cisneros, Carlena Olson, Chronline Comments tol in Olympia. Thomasson was one of 19 students who served as Haleigh Holmes, Hunter Smith, Senate pages for the third week of the 2016 legislative session. Cody Harris, Fredy Fernandez Sixth-graders: Daniel The following comments were submitted by She was sponsored by 20th Legislative District Sen. John Braun. “I was more than happy to sponsor Amya and I appreciate her Velazquez, Macy Ball, Dylan readers of www.chronline.com. All stories are avail- Blosl, Sabrina Warthen, Mathew able for reading online. work for us at the Capitol,” said Braun, R-Centralia. The Senate Page Program is an opportunity for Washington stu- Pedersen, Joshhill Tilton, Mason dents to spend a week working in the Legislature. Students are re- Miller, Jack Van Hoof, Marissa • Story: Sheriff’s Office to Get New Ford sponsible for transporting documents between offices, as well as de- Ball, Madelynn Zembas Interceptors, F-150 Pickups livering messages and mail. Pages spend time in the Senate chamber and attend page school to learn about parliamentary procedure and Honorable Mention (3.00-3.19 GPA) USER NAME: sooz24 the legislative process. Students also draft their own bills and engage in a mock session. Eighth-graders: Sarah Her- Why is the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office buying their “They cracked a lot of jokes, I was not expecting that,” Thomasson rera, Walker Sorensen, Alexis 5 new F-150 Trucks in Longview and the Tri-Cities??? Why said about her experience as a page on the Senate floor. Ball, Laura Larson can’t they buy locally? Our local Ford dealer probably would She plans on graduating from high school with her associate’s de- Seventh-graders: Ryan of matched the price given by the other dealers. (Just like gree and hopes to someday work in the medical field. Bloomstrom, Calvin Wallace, they do for the average person) If this has to be out by bids, Thomasson, 16, enjoys horse riding and participating in a multi- Alora Barratt, Rowdy Kirkendoll, then that should be changed. I can understand putting bids tude of art activities. She is the is the daughter of Adam Cooper and Maryssa Peters, Kylie Johnson, out for construction work, etc....But buying products? No. Tara Thomasson Cooper, Toledo. Emma Boggs Buy local. Keep as much money in our own county as pos- Students interested in the Senate Page Program are encouraged Sixth-graders: Jodie Atkin- sible! Is that too much to ask? Why shouldn’t our local busi- to visit: http://leg.wa.gov/Senate/Administration/PageProgram/. son, Connee Stiltner nesses have priority? Just because it has been done in the past does not mean that it has to continue. Volunteering FOUNDER’S Looking for local volunteer opportunities that align with your • Story: County Commission interests? CELEBRATION Continues to Support Prospecting Project United Way of Lewis County’s online Volunteer Center has your answer. “Serving you Near Mount St. Helens Visit www.volunteerlewis.org today and make an impact on the issues you are most passionate about. is what we USER NAME: amy 13 believe in.” Featured Volunteer Opportunities The Green River Valley is a very beautiful place with pris- • Caring for the terminally ill is a labor of love that requires a Great Buy! tine waters and old growth not damaged by the Mount St. STARTING AT Helens eruption. There are 600+ year old trees in it. Why special person with just the right touch. If you have a passion for would we want to do this. The jobs, most likely for road helping others, consider becoming a volunteer for Assured Hospice. $ 99 building and mining, will go to out of county businesses You can make a profound difference in the lives of patients and their loved ones. CH553657cbw.jd 39 P155/80TR-13 and workers. Oh, tax income for the county? • The Chehalis River Basin Land Trust needs the help of a book- All-Season Tire keeper volunteer to manage accounts, and help the treasurer with Passenger Economically Priced reports. This would take less than an hour a week. Tread design may vary. Your size in stock, call for size & price. • Preparing for, responding to and recovering from any kind of • Story: Commentary: Attend Caucuses to emergency or disaster takes commitment and effort. Lewis County Impact Presidential Race Before May 24 Emergency Management is looking for people who can volunteer their time, skills and services responding to and recovering from 736-6603 emergencies and disasters. 1211 Harrison • Centralia USER NAME: mczander 748-0295 Visit www.volunteerlewis.org to respond to these opportunities 36 N. Market • Chehalis Washington State Republican Party leaders decided to in our community. allocate delegates to the national convention based solely on the outcome of the May 24 primary results. Delegates will be elected at the Feb. 20 caucuses, but not based on candidate preference. Straw polls won’t even be conducted at the caucuses. However, the state Democratic Party will determine its delegate allocation based on the outcome of party caucuses held Saturday, March 26.

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Continued from the front page Eventually, firefighters hope to be able to offer the training countywide, Johnston said. Fire district personnel started with 48 Adna seventh-grade stu- dents in the Adna Middle/High School Gym on two days this week. Cardinal Glass provided funding that allowed the fire dis- trict to provide “CPR Anytime” kits to students. On Tuesday, the district taught “hands-only” CPR for adults, leaving out mouth-to- mouth breathing formerly com- mon in CPR classes. “For years now, they’ve been kind of moving to that,” said Jim Martin, Fire District 6 commis- sioner and firefighter/EMT. “The most important factor of CPR is circulation.” On Wednesday, they practiced CPR for children, which did in- clude mouth-to-mouth breathing techniques. The two-day course also taught the teens when they should consider performing CPR. The class also briefly covers the use of automatic external de- fibrillators, or AEDs, Martin said. Pete Caster / [email protected] The one-hour classes do not Adna Middle School students inlate their CPR dummies prior to learning life-saving techniques speciically for saving the lives of young children on Wednesday in Adna. certify students, but educate stu- dents on how to perform effec- Fire District 6 Chief Tim Kinder works tive CPR in an emergency. with Adna Middle School students as Each student is assigned to they learn how to perform CPR on a take the kits home as homework young child on Wednesday morning and teach five friends or family in Adna. members what they learned. The kits are bilingual and each contain a “Mini Anne” the class Wednesday said many practice manikin and an in- businesses in Lewis County do structional DVD. The dummies included a a good job of training their em- plastic face on a neck and body ployees in CPR, but said many that students blew up like a bal- citizens still aren’t comfortable loon before the class, then deflat- with performing CPR. ed it to use for practice later. “I think Lewis County is pret- The dummies had a mecha- ty well trained as a whole,” John- nism that clicked to indicate ston said. proper chest compression, so Johnston said it was her first students could learn how hard time leading a large class of teen- they need to push to perform agers in CPR training, but said proper CPR. she thinks the students respond- Fire District personnel at ed well to the training.

Eminent PORT OF CENTRALIA HOLDS PUBLIC HEARING Continued from the front page ON PROPERTY SALE The property is the first for By The Chronicle which the port is exercising its No members of the public eminent domain power, the right spoke during a public hearing on for a government or its agent to the potential sale of property at condemn and acquire private Wednesday afternoon’s Port of property for public use with Centralia commissioner meeting. compensation. The property proposed for “It’s not the port commission’s sale includes 1.5 acres off of preference, but at the end of the Steelhammer Drive in Centralia. day, there’s road improvements The port’s executive director that have to be made, not only Kyle Heaton said the hearing was for Centralia Station, but for the a preliminary matter, the first overall good of Centralia,” said step in the process to begin the Kyle Heaton, executive director discussion moving forward. of the port. Currently there is no imminent He added the new entrance to sale pending. The 23,000-square-foot prop- Centralia would help take pres- erty would be used for a medical sure off the newly constructed and health care facility, Heaton collector distributor lanes, which said. were built as part of the Wash- Port commissioners were all in ington State Department of favor of the findings of fact pur- Transportation’s Mellen Street to suant to RCW 53.25, allowing the Blakeslee Junction project. port to begin negotiations to see In September, Michael Pol- if a deal can be reached. lowitz, a consultant working on contract for the Foundation for the Challenged, said the port local fire districts. SWAT teams was threatening to force the have used the areas, and the residents of Alderhouse out by a houses have been offered to fire forced sale. departments for practice burns. The port denied the allega- Any remaining buildings will tion, stating no real discussions be torn down after permitting is had taken point at that time. completed, Heaton said. Now, with pending litigation, Some residences in the area Heaton said neither he or port com- remain occupied, although missioners could discuss the topic. Heaton explained properties on So far, the port owns about 20 Brotherson Road, including an properties in the area of the proj- eight-plex and another home, are ect, amounting to about 50 acres, already owned by the port. he said. Since the port sees no reason “In most every case the proper- to vacate the properties immedi- ty owner has been happy to leave ately with permitting still ongo- the neighborhood,” Heaton said. ing, the owners continue to rent The port continues its work the townhouses, while another of permitting, a process several homeowner is still residing in agencies are involved in. The their house while in search of a permitting process is scheduled new one. to be completed this year. According to Heaton, the port “A project of this size takes doesn’t necessarily need to ac- considerable time,” Heaton said. quire more properties, other than The property for Centralia Sta- the Alder Street home. Instead, he tion will not all be developed. Instead, said, small portions of properties some of it will be used for road right may be needed. of way and stormwater retention. The port has worked with While awaiting permits, con- landowners to obtain their prop- struction of a storm pond has be- erty and have offered them fair gun. Phase one of the project, which market value for their land, he said. is located near Alder Street Baptist “The port commission has Church, has been completed. The been flexible with properties second pond will be built this year on they bought,” Heaton said, stat- a parcel adjacent to South Street. ing the owners are able to take The neighborhood in the lo- appliances, and whatever else cation of Centralia Station sits they deem worthy, with them. mostly vacant. Empty houses Until the permitting work is CH553769cz.sw acquired by the port have been completed, Heaton said, the port *See Players Club for details. used for training for the Centra- is not actively pursuing an an- I-5 to Exit 88 • Rochester • 1-800-720-1788 • luckyeagle.com lia Police Department and for chor tenant at this time. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 • Sports 1

Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl 2B Girls: Ony Drops Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 4 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Pe Ell Tuesday’s 2A Boys Basketball T-Birds Seal EvCo Title in Centralia NO GENTRY, NO PROBLEM: make a ton of difference. And they had guards who aren’t Dowers scored 18 points, and necessarily wonderful, but defi- Tumwater’s Spencer Tumwater stayed undefeated in nitely more than average.” Dowers Scores 18 in 60- Evergreen 2A Conference play Jacob Gibbons added 17 with a 60-44 win over the Tigers points for Tumwater, while Cade 44 EvCo Win; Peters in the Hub City. Otton grabbed nine rebounds. Leads Centralia With 19 The win seals the EvCo Christian Peters led Centra- regular-season championship lia with 19 points, and Nolan By Aaron VanTuyl for Tumwater, while Centralia Wasson scored 14 with eight [email protected] drops to 2-3 in league play with boards, but no other Tiger its regular-season finale coming The league-leading Thunder- topped four points. Friday at rival W.F. West. Tumwater started on a 7-0 birds were without the services “They were a better team of their regular point guard and run, and held Centralia without than us tonight, in my opinion,” a field goal from its half-court Brandon Hansen / [email protected] leading scorer on Tuesday night. Tiger coach Ron Brown said of offense for the game’s first six Centralia’s Nolan Wasson (24) attempts a shot as Tumwater’s Weston Vandenhazel With Spencer Dowers run- Tumwater. “Just stronger, and I (left) defends Tuesday night in Centralia. ning the show, however, it didn’t thought they ran their stuff well. please see TIGERS, page S4 Tuesday’s 2B Boys Basketball 2A Girls Basketball

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Black Hill’s Kayley Moloney snags a pass while be- ing defended by W.F. West’s Shasta Lofgren Tues- day in Centralia. Duff, Nurmi Lift Wolves

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Over Bearcats Mossyrock’s Bo Miles lays the ball up on Wednesday as Napavine’s Austin Filley (24) looks on during Central 2B League boys basketball action in Mossy- rock. EVCO: Wolves Top W.F. West 64- 48; Bearcats, Tigers Tied Going Into Friday’s Rivalry Match By The Chronicle Vikings Pay Back Napavine The Lady Bearcats have encoun- tered a few bumps in the road as of late EVEN: Bo Miles Scores 28, as the regular season comes to a close, and Tuesday night was no different as Kirkley Notches Triple- the combined efforts of Emma Duff and Double as Mossyrock Lindsey Nurmi proved to be too much for W.F. West as Black Hills took a 64-48 Ev- Beats Tigers 74-65 to ergreen 2A Conference victory at Bearcat Force Tie for Third Gymnasium in girls hoops action. Duff gave the Chehalis defense fits all By Aaron VanTuyl night long, scoring 28 points on 6 of 20 [email protected] shooting while going 13 of 14 from the MOSSYROCK — The free throw line. Vikings’ last meeting with “It was a combination of our poor de- Napavine resulted in a 43-point fense and her just being a good player,” blowout for the Tigers. W.F. West coach Tom Kelly said of Duff. That memory — from back “We weren’t closing out well. We just gave on Jan. 7 — may have been up too many points.” something of a motivational Nurmi helped the Wolves’ cause as factor here Wednesday night for well, scoring 17 points as Black Hills went Mossyrock. 22 of 57 from the field and 15 of 20 from Bo Miles shot through the the charity stripe. Tigers’ triangle-and-two de- The Bearcats went to post player Lexie fense early on, and Mossyrock Strasser once again when in need of of- thwarted a late Tiger rally for a fense and she answered the call, scoring a 74-65 win on senior night. The team-high 19 points and bringing down victory moved the Vikings into a eight rebounds. tie with Napavine for third place “She’s been playing well and shooting in the Central 2B League boys a high percentage,” Kelly said. “We’ll take basketball standings with only those kind of looks all day.” Friday’s games remaining. Erika Brumfield also established a “We just knew that this was Brandon Hansen / [email protected] presence down low, albeit more on the one of those games that we Napavine’s Wyatt Stanley shoots against defense from Mossyrock’s Jaron Kirkley (left) on Wednesday night in please see BEARCATS, page S5 Mossyrock. please see C2BL, page S5

Lay-Up The Final Word W.F. West’s Broncos Move on After Safety Sent Home Over Prostitution Incident Lexie Stras- ser looks By Rick Bonnell prostitution sting in San Jose. He and his TV’s Best Bet brother were intercepted by law enforce- to score The Charlotte Observer (TNS) College Basketball Tuesday ment while interacting with a prostitute night against SAN JOSE, Calif. — Days after Caro- Monday evening, according to reports. Ohio State at Wisconsin Black Hills in lina Panthers broadcaster Eugene Robin- Murphy’s brother was charged. 4 p.m. Chehalis. son warned the team about Super Bowl Robinson addressed the Panthers ESPN temptations, a Denver Broncos player before they left for the Bay Area about a was sent home Tuesday following an similar situation when he played for the incident in northern California. The Atlanta Falcons in 1999. The night before Broncos dismissed practice-squad safety the Super Bowl Robinson was arrested by Brandon Hansen / [email protected] Ryan Murphy after he was involved in a a police undercover officer. Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016

Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Nature Camps Aim to Draw Kids From Screens to the Outdoors By Katherine Roth and wading into ponds. The Associated Press At the Ladew Topiary Gar- dens in Monkton, Maryland, In this age of screens and camps include outdoor explora- busy schedules, nature day tion, science and engineering camps are in demand, and many experiments, art projects, stories, offer a more diverse array of ex- physical activities and puppet periences than parents probably shows, says Sheryl Pedrick, edu- realize. cation director at the gardens. “Offering children direct At the Audubon Center in contact with nature — getting Maitlin, Goldman says, “the their feet wet and hands muddy kids take turns guiding us back — should be at the top of the list to camp through the woods. We of vital camp experiences,” says track animals, say a raccoon or a Richard Louv, author of “Last coyote. And when you see some Child in the Woods: Saving Our coyote scat on the ground, the Children from Nature-Deficit kids go wild. Then you mash it Disorder” (Algonquin Books, around a little and see berries, 2008). His writings are cited by and maybe some fur, and the many nature camp directors as kids think about it and realize inspiring their work. that means the animals are om- Nature-oriented day camps nivores.” are held in county parks, private “I’m sometimes as blown away preserves, botanical gardens and by the kids as they are by nature,” other green places across the he adds, describing a 10-year-old country. girl who once came to him with “There’s a real movement to- Sean Fitzgerald / Courtesy Photo, Dogwood Canyon Audobon Center 10 snakes in each hand. ward helping more kids connect This June 2014 photo provided by Courtesy of Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center shows kids hiking on a trail at the Dog- “She was a real biologist, full with nature,” says Sarah Milli- wood Canyon Audubon Center, in Cedar Hill, Texas. In this age of screens and busy schedules, nature day camps are in high of passion and courage. She not gan-Toffler, executive director of demand, and many ofer a more diverse array of experiences than many parents realize. only knew how to identify non- the Children in Nature Network, poisonous snakes, but she knew a Minneapolis-based non-profit kids each summer. In addition commercial goods, but they can’t ture centers and botanic gardens just where to find so many of group for which Louv is chair- to camps for younger kids, three name a hundred plants in their now offer day camps for kids as them. And she learned those man emeritus. Audubon centers offer residential backyard. In a sense then, they young as 4, says Patricia Hulse, things by going to nature camp.” Nature camps generally camps for teens and adults. are aliens in their own homes. director of the Everett Children’s Some skills learned at nature combine immersion in natural “Just being in nature, smelling Even their teachers often don’t Adventure Garden, part of the camps can be life-saving, as well outdoor settings with art and as life-changing. science education, says Michael the earth, feeling the textures of know an oak from a maple tree. New York Botanical Garden in “Knowing how to make pine Goldman, education manager at natural things, is something kids So where are they going to learn the Bronx. needle soup, how to identify the Audubon Center for Birds of don’t get many chances to do all that if they don’t go to nature Despite the garden’s expand- plants and animals with accu- Prey in Maitlin, Florida. It is one anymore, and it’s so important camp?” ed number of day camps, regis- racy, could in some situations of dozens of Audubon centers for development,” he says. While most camps are geared tration generally fills up within be crucial to survival,” Goldman across the country that together “So many children can eas- toward elementary and middle- about a month of opening. Ex- says. “Plus, learning about them offer nature camps to over 6,000 ily name a hundred brands for school-age children, some na- periences include climbing trees is so much fun.” Fish Worth the Freeze on Oregon’s Lake Billy Chinook By Mark Morical Fishing The (Bend) Bulletin Report for LAKE BILLY CHINOOK, Ore. — After a month of looking at weather forecasts, postponing, the Week rescheduling and stalling, we fi- nally made a plan to fish the res- of Feb. 2 ervoir in mid-January. By Craig Hill Snowstorms and rainstorms kept coming and going, and the The News Tribune forecasts changed frequently. For some outdoors pursuits, SALT WATER inclement weather is no big deal: RAZOR CLAMS: More a snowstorm can only make the than a month of digging skiing and snowboarding bet- starts Thursday after- ter, and sometimes a little rain is noon in Long Beach. The good for mountain biking. dig runs through March But if you're sitting on a boat 10. No digging is allowed for several hours in the middle before noon. Wash- of a lake, you kind of want some ington Department of decent weather. That can be a Fish & Wildlife coastal challenge during a true Central shellfish manger recom- Oregon winter, when you know mends going when tides the fishing is still good in certain are less than one foot. locales but you're not sure if the Tides for the first week misery is worth the trout. are as follows: Thursday, A few years ago I fished Cul- 3:41 p.m., 0.8 feet; Friday, tus Lake in June with guide John 4:28 p.m., 0.2 feet; Satur- Garrison, and it was snowing day, 5:11 p.m., -0.3 feet; sideways pretty much all day. I Mark Morical / The Bulletin Sunday, 5:52 p.m., -0.7 vowed to never repeat an experi- The Crooked River lows into Lake Billy Chinook just past the bait angling boundary. feet; Monday, 6:32 p.m., ence like that. -1.0 feet; Feb. 9, 7:12 p.m., So as the midwinter sun rose high above us as the abun- -0.9 feet; and Feb. 10, 7:52 shined in all its brilliance on our dant bird life made a racket. We p.m., -0.7 feet. 50-mile drive from Bend to Lake anchored and set up fishing Billy Chinook, I looked forward lines with chunks of herring or a SOUTH SOUND: Salmon to a comfortable day of fishing. worm and a marshmallow, cast- fishing in Tacoma wa- Then Garrison got a text ing them out and letting the bait ters north of the Nar- from Rolando Mendez, a friend settle to the bottom of the reser- rows opened Monday. who was prepping his boat in voir. Anglers have been catch- Culver: "Fogged in." Not two minutes had passed ing fish south of the Nar- Perfect. Stagnant air had and Mendez had our first fish, rows bridges trolling gathered over Lake Billy Chi- a hungry bull trout that didn't with a flasher and spoon nook, creating an inversion. seem to care that it was the mid- according to the staff at Nothing could be colder than sit- dle of winter. the Point Defiance Boat- ting in fog on a boat on a lake in Turns out, fishing Lake Billy house Marina. Squid ac- January. Chinook in the dead of winter is tion is slow. Luckily, by the time we a lot like fishing Lake Billy Chi- NORTH SOUND: Fishing reached the boat launch at Cove nook in the spring — only about has been slow in Marina Palisades State Park, the fog had 30 degrees cooler. Area 9 (Admiralty Inlet), shifted to the Deschutes and But we soon forgot about the said Mike Chamberlain Metolius arms of the reservoir, frigid conditions as the bulls A bull trout landed on the Crooked River Arm of Lake Billy Chinook. of Ted’s Sports Center in while the Crooked River arm re- kept coming, 16- to 18-inch Lynnwood. “Squidding mained bathed in sunlight. beauties that went for both the a chance to land rainbow trout they can be legally caught. Many is on its last hurrah,” he "It's kind of neat up there," herring and the worms. We had as well. anglers love to fish for the unique, said. Garrison said of the Crooked to be careful not to get the bait Anglers are allowed to keep hard-fighting fish, even during River arm. "It's a lot different hung up in the rocks and weeds one bull trout longer than 24 the bitter cold of winter. LAKES at the bottom of the lake. than the Deschutes arm. It's a inches per day on Lake Billy Chi- Garrison said good bull trout OFFUT: Becky Pogue of lot more enclosed. You're sitting Most anglers this time of year nook. Rainbow trout longer than fishing should last through the at Lake Billy Chinook are fish- Offut Lake Resort says there looking straight up and 20 inches and kokanee exceeding end of April, before the water fewer anglers are catch- there's a cliff right above you. It's ing for kokanee, and fishing re- 16 inches must be released. There warms significantly and the fish portedly has been good for that ing their limits, but the kind of crazy. The water is beau- are no limits on bass or brown go down deep. fish are a nice size. She tiful up there." species. But other anglers like to trout. I expected fewer bites in the troll for bulls in the Deschutes or says most are in the 2-4 After launching his 24-foot Bull trout are typically char- depths of winter, but that was not pound range. She sug- Crooked River arms. pontoon boat, Garrison, who op- acterized by their aggressive the case as we finished the day gests using orange Power The Metolius arm contains erates a guide service in Sunriver, feeding on kokanee and by their having caught and released nine Bait with garlic scent. motored toward the Crooked the highest population of bull coloring — olive green to bronze bull trout and two rainbows. River arm, stopping just before trout of the three river arms backs, with spots of pale yellow, "It just depends on the time of COWLITZ COUNTY: Lake the boundary where the river of Lake Billy Chinook, but it is orange or salmon pink. day and the weather, if you're in Sacajawea and Silver flows into the reservoir. Here, closed to angling until March 1, Federally listed as threatened front of a storm," Garrison said. Lake near Toutle were bait would be legal, but beyond and a Warm Springs Indian Res- under the Endangered Species "Right now, one storm left and stocked with 2,600 and the boundary, fishing with bait ervation tribal permit is required Act of 1998, bull trout are con- one storm's coming in. So it's just 3,000 trout, respectively, is now prohibited year-round on to fish there when it opens. The tinuing to thrive in Lake Billy up and down. But it's nice if you the Crooked River. Crooked River arm holds its Chinook, one of the few bodies please see REPORT, page S3 The stark, rugged cliff walls share of bulls and offers anglers of water in the country where please see FISHING, page S3 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 • Sports 3

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Hunting & Fishing Report Local, More Promising, Alternatives to Punxsutawney Phil he dusty curtains are still will be open that day from 7 a.m. table for a possible summer fish- Special permit applications -1.0 feet, Long Beach closed but the stage is set to 1 p.m. on the Cowlitz River. ery. Catch and release angling may be submitted online at, • Feb. 9, Tuesday, 7:12 p.m.; Tfor spring. All the while a No license is required for dip- will be permitted in the interim. http://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov/, or -0.9 feet, Long Beach gaggle of wild things are impa- ping smelt and each dipper is al- Back here in real time river by telephone by calling (877) • Feb. 10, Wednesday, 7:52 tiently waiting in the wings. Oth- lowed to harvest ten pounds, or angling continues to creep along 945-3492. p.m.; -0.7 feet, Long Beach ers have brazenly stormed the about one-fourth of a five-gallon at a Volkswagen’s pace, although Access to timberlands is a For tidal information at Long scene and wait for no calendar bucket, of smelt. Dipping is al- things may be ready to head common obstacle for spring Beach beginning Feb. 11, diggers or scheduled season before they lowed from the shore only. Boats downhill, which is Volkswagen bear hunters and an extra effort should check the tide charts list- waltz about by moonlight. As are off limits. speak for picking up speed. On should be made to ensure access ed on the National Oceanic and Punxsutawney Phil, that ham of On Monday the WDFW re- the Cowlitz River the WDFW options before applying for a per- Atmospheric Administration’s a top-hatted rodent, has taken up ported river conditions on the noted that, “Water conditions mit. Hunters interested in hunt- webpage at http://tidesandcur- headlines there are other, more Cowlitz as “fairly high with less are improving as is the steelhead ing on the Kapowsin Tree Farm rents.noaa.gov/map/. practical crea- than one foot of visibility,” and catch.” Last week WDFW bean- will need to purchase an access Eager effort at Copalis have tures that de- flows of about 19,500 cubic feet counters tallied 18 bank anglers permit from Hancock Forest taxed that beach during its brief serve their share per second around Castle Rock. with five winter run steelhead Management by phone at, (800) openings and shellfish managers of the spotlight. They also noted that the menag- in the collective creel. Four boat 782-1493. Hunters headed to- are electing to leave that beach The groundhog erie of aquatic and avian preda- anglers managed to keep one ward Copalis for their hunt will closed at this time even though apparently had tors stalking the lower Columbia winter run steely. The action was need a Recreational Use Permit it is clean of marine toxins. “Co- no shadow and and Cowlitz waterways is a sure spread out all along the river and from Rayonier timber company. palis was the first beach to open has predicted sign that the bulk of the smelt operators at the Cowlitz Salmon Those permits are available by this season and we’ve already an early spring Hatchery separator recovered phone at, (855) 729-4868, or on- run is indeed taking its turn nav- harvested nearly 40 percent of for just the 18th 37 adult coho, three jacks, 54 line at http://www.rayonierhunt- By jordan Nailon igating the coursing gauntlet. our annual quota,” Ayres said. time out of 120 winter steelhead and two cut- ing.com/. jnailon@ A small commercial smelt Twin Harbors is still coming tries, but here’s chronline.com fishery early in the week net- throat trout during the course Hunters will be allowed to to helping the of the week. River flow at May- use any legal moder firearm, in over the toxin threshold and ted a “good” amount of fish be- will remain closed until domoic supporting cast break a leg — or tween Longview and Astoria and field Dam on Feb. 1 was about bow, or muzzleloader for the fin, as it may be. 10,600 cubic feet per second with spring black bear hunt, but bait acid levels drop below the 20 scientists are sure there are still parts per million limit set by pub- The first spring Chinook plenty of smelt to be had, noting around two feet of visibility. stations and hunting hounds are nosed into the picture this past The WDFW reported that not allowed. lic health officials. The WDFW in a press release that, “Prospects will continue to monitor toxin week at the end of a rod just look good for the Cowlitz sport boat anglers out at Bonneville Looking a bit farther down levels on all Washington beaches. south of Rainier, Oregon on fishery this Saturday.” All other were “catching some steelhead,” the road the spring turkey hunt Toxin test results are availabe for the lower Columbia River. That waters in Washington are cur- while little to no effort was ob- will be upon us come April review on the WDFW’s webpage springer will surely put boat rently closed to the harvest of eu- served in The Dalles and John showers. The youth turkey hunt trailer wheels in motion for the lachon smelt. Day pools. The WDFW noted will run Apr. 2-3 with the general at wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/shellfish/ popular salmon fishery. In the Nearby on the lower Colum- that winter steelhead return spring turkey hunt following on razorclams/domoic_levels.html. words of Joe Hymer, a fish bi- bia River the season’s first spring rates are down across the board its spurs, Apr. 15 - May 31. Only ologist for the WDFW, “Let the Chinook was hooked by an an- so far on the Cowlitz, Kalama toms and birds with visible birds SNOWIN’ games begin!” and Lewis rivers. are legal fto hunt with a limit of gler downriver from Prescott, Last week was charitable with Elsewhere on the mighty Co- Oregon. A rumor of another Last week boat anglers in three birds for the season. Two lumbia the arrival of some tiny Bonneville with an eye on stur- turkeys may come from eastern snow donations for area peaks Chinook that was caught and re- and the forecast looks like there fish has sent a sure signal to an leased off the beach had been re- geon managed to keep one legal Washington and only one turkey alliance of predators that ar- size fish per seven rods. Sunday, may be bagged in western Wash- will be more powder piling up ported previously but this catch as we head into the weekend. Six rive via land, sky and sea. The came complete with a dated pho- Feb. 7 is the last day to keep stur- ington. seasonal run of smelt is the que geon at Bonneville, with a mini- inches to a foot of snow is fore- tograph. The lucky angler was casted for White Pass over the to seals, sea lions, gulls, pinni- reportedly using herring when mum length of 38-inches and a CLAMMIN’ peds and bald eagles to strike. maximum length of 54-inches. next day and temperatures in the he hooked the season-starting Beginning Thursday area mid to high twenties should keep Hundreds of insatiable seals springer. The Dalles Pool also pro- and several dozen stately bald duced a fair amount of walleye clam hounds will be unleashed the runs in prime condition. In other news the WDFW re- on Long Beach for a full five Mt. Hood stacked up two eagles have lined the mouth of cently set the seasons for spring last week with boat anglers av- weeks of uninterrupted succu- inches of fresh powder Wednes- the Cowlitz River in order to Chinook and sturgeon in the Co- eraging 3.5 fish caught per rod. lent bivalve digging. Long Beach day morning and weather prog- dine on smelt as they funnel in lumbia River Basin. Preseason Bank anglers also had a fair from the Columbia and a similar share of success for walleye. In will be the only Washington nosticators indicated as much calculations by the WDFW pre- beach open to razor clam harvest scene has been observed at the dict a run of just under 300,000 the John Day Pool boat anglers as another foot could fall by mouth of the free flowing entity averaged only one walleye per during the dig which will run mid-day Thursday. The tem- springers to return this season from Feb. 4 through March 10. of God that is the Kalama River. and that fishery is slated to open 2.5 rods. There was no bass catch perature was 30 degrees with A dance of life and death whirls in either pool. The month long opening is winds around 25 miles per hour March 1 and run through April a rarity in the razor clam world above and below the portal of 9. That predicted return is lower Trout fishing continues to Wednesday afternoon. the water’s surface. The frenetic provide some of the best angling and it is a strange fruit born of Crystal Mountain, Sno- than the past two years (-100,000 the plague of domoic acid which feast is on. from 2015) but still a tick above opportunities in our area as we qualmie Summit, Stevens Pass Out on the sandy setting wait in various states of impa- ended last spring’s clam digs ear- and Mt. Baker were all piling up the recent 10-year average. ly and caused a months long de- sun shores of our continent the Sweetening the pot for local an- tience for the spring salmonid at least trace amounts of snow clams are thicker than perfume run to take off. Cowlitz County lay to the beginning of the cur- midweek with more snow an- glers is the WDFW’s expectation rent season. at the opera. An acid induced, that the Cowlitz and Kalama riv- was the blessed recipient of a ticipated through the weekend. molasses slow start to the sea- plethora of fresh stocked rainbow “We had a late start to the Temperatures were favorable to ers will likely see an increased digging season, so we still have son has left the World’s Longest trout recently. On Jan. 20 Kress riding conditions on all those return over previous years. plenty of clams to dig at Long Beach chalk full of the succu- Lake was planted with 2,000 white blanketed flanks. “Salmon returns rise and fall Beach,” explained Dan Ayres, lent bivalves. As a result razor from year to year, especially dur- trout, while Lake Sacajawea and Meanwhile Hurricane Ridge clam diggers have a full five coastal shellfish manager for ing the kind of cyclical ocean Silver Lake received 2,600 and hadn’t added any new snow weeks to pummel the shore in 3,000 of the color prism trout, re- the WDFW, in a press release. changes we’re seeing right now,” this week, as of Wednesday af- search of telltale volcano craters spectively, on the same day. The “We’re thrilled to be able to an- said Ron Roler, WDFW Colum- ternoon, but temperatures were and old faithful waterspouts. In sheltered waters of those lakes nounce this lengthy opening.” bia River policy coordinator, in holding in the mid to low 20’s the words of one diehard silver- should hold up well no matter No digging will be allowed a press release. “Even so, if this which has kept their snowpack haired shovel toter, “Fifteen min- what fluctuations in temperature before noon for the entirety of run comes in as projected, it will in good shape. The Olympic Na- ute limits are for slackers.” or precipitation may be laying in the dig and diggers would be still be the ninth-largest return wise to check their chide charts tional Park attractions plans on Up above birds are set to the tall grasses ready to spring. operating all of their lifts and wing far and wide about the re- in more than 25 years. We’re ex- before cocking their clam guns. pecting plenty of fish to support parks this weekend. gion now that hunters have been HUNTIN’ Although the dig is open every forced to shelve their cannons. a great fishing season.” day digging will be less than Camera shooting and note tak- Both boat and bank anglers Recently sidelined hunters ideal when the tide is one foot or WILDLIFERS will be able to try their luck from have until the end of February above average. ing birdwatchers, twitchers and The Great Backyard Bird the mouth to Beacon Rock and to submit their application for a “For the best digging condi- beancounters are primed to take Count is coming up quick. Bird- advantage of their avian friends bank anglers will be able al- 2016 spring black bear hunt per- tions, we advise people to plan lowed to scramble nearly all the mit. Those permits are good for their trips to the beach when the ers of all experience and exper- newfound freedom to flock tise levels are encouraged to par- without fear. way to the Bonneville Dam. All specific sections of western and evening low tides are less than anglers will be allowed to keep eastern Washington. one foot,” said Ayres, who added ticipate in the annual avian tally. Hazel catkins sway in the The only rules for the event are breeze as we are watch a wild one clipped fin adult Chinook A drawing will be held in the that the best digging typically per day as part of their total daily middle of March in order to as- happens one or two hours before that counters pick one 15-minute dress rehearsal of spring. A window between Feb. 12-15 in sneak peek and a respite from limit. Chinook retention is cur- sign the season’s 345 permits for the low tide mark. rently allowed from Buoy 10 to western Washington and 509 The first week of the upcom- order to count any and all birds the blique. What better reason to that they can see. Twitchers are stand up and cheer? the I-5 bridge. permits for the east side. Win- ing dig at Long Beach is sched- Sturgeon anglers however ners will be notified by mail by uled on the following dates and welcome but traveling long dis- had their opportunity in the the end of March. Applicants low tides: tances, as the event’s name sug- FISHIN’ Bonneville Pool cut short when must purchase a special permit • Feb. 4, Thursday, 3:41 p.m.; gests, is not required for the bird Smelt dippers need to grab officials from Washington and application and a 2016 hunting 0.8 feet, Long Beach, count. Participants may conduct their nets and lace up their boots Oregon agreed to close that re- license complete with the bear • Feb. 5, Friday, 4:28 p.m.; 0.2 their surveys from their own in order to catch what will likely tention fishery effective on Feb. species option. The neccessary feet, Long Beach backyard, a neighborhood park be the only dipping opportunity 8. Fishery managers anticipate paperwork can be obtained or • Feb. 6, Saturday, 5:11 p.m.; or any other location they prefer. of the season on Saturday. The that about 140 sturgeon will have purchased through the WDFW’s -0.3 feet, Long Beach Additional information onthe Washington Department of Fish been harvested in that pool by website at, http://fishhunt.dfw. • Feb. 7, Sunday, 5:52 p.m.; Great Backyard Bird Count can and Wildlife announced early the closing date, which should wa.gov/, by phone at, (866) 246- -0.7 feet, Long Beach be found online at, http://gbbc. this week that a one day fishery leave about 185 sturgeon on the 9453 or any other license vendor. • Feb. 8, Monday, 6:32 p.m.; birdcount.org/.

RIVERS of Fish and Wildlife survey last the commercial fishery Monday Fishing Report week found that 18 bank anglers COLUMBIA near Longview. : Bonneville Pool has kept five hatchery winter-run produced some steelhead, while Continued from Sports 2 Continued from Sports 2 steelhead and four boat an- SKYKOMISH: Action is slow, but few fishermen have been work- glers kept one. Fish were caught get cabin fever, to get away from on Jan. 20, but there have been Reiter Pond has worked for some ing The Dalles and John Day throughout the river. Last week, the snow for a while.” no reports of angling success ac- fishermen. pools. Steelhead returns on the Tacoma Power recovered 37 Still, we could not escape the cording to the WDFW.. lower river hatcheries are behind cold. In the spring and summer coho adults, three jacks, and 54 TILTON: Tacoma Power re- SCANEWA: Tacoma Power re- last year’s numbers, according to winter-run steelhead and cut- months on Lake Billy Chinook, leased 29 coho adults, a jack, 29 leased six coho adults, two jacks a state report. Sturgeon may be throat. anglers can expect the sun to and seven winter-run steelhead retained in the Bonneville Pool winter-run steelhead adults and eventually rise up over the tow- On Saturday, smelt fishing last week near Cowlitz Falls Dam. through Sunday. The state re- will be allowed from 7 a.m.-1 a pair of cutthroats at Morton’s ering canyon walls — not so in Gust Backstrom Park. the wintertime in the narrow Chelan: Kokanee fishing con- ported productive walleye fish- p.m. No dipping is allowed from Crooked River arm. So we shiv- tinues to be strong according to ing at The Dalles and John Day boats and each dip-netter has ered in the shade as the tempera- Chamberlain. pools. a 10-pound limit. A recent state WASHINGTON COAST: Cham- ture stayed in the 30s. FISH: Ice fishing has been report said, “Prospects look good berlain says river fishing is slow But that’s OK. The hot fish- good here. Most anglers are fish- COWLITZ: Steelhead fishing is for the Cowlitz sport fishery this most places, so most anglers are ing warmed our souls, if not our ing for perch but trout are biting improving, according to a re- Saturday.” Good numbers of heading to the streams around bodies. too. cent state report. A Department smelt were reportedly caught in Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay. Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 SPORTS

Tuesday’s 2A/1A Girls Basketball Rochester Falls in Tight Contest With Grizzlies, 41-40 By The Chronicle deficit to just a point in the final AJ Easley said. 47 seconds,” Easley said. go on the road and battle a pretty HOQUIAM — Rochester minute and was led by Madison Alexis Seymour started the Hoquiam led by 6 points with good basketball team is great to fought the Grizzlies to the end Justice’s 15 points and 10 re- fourth quarter off with three a minute to go but strong play by see.” Justice and Ariel Saxon kept the Lancaster finished with 13 bounds. but dropped a 41-40 Evergreen steals for the Warriors, who had Warriors in the game. points for the Warriors. 2A/1A League girls hoops con- “The kids showed good poise been down by 4 points. “We had plenty of opportuni- Rochester (5-13, 5-7 league) test here on Tuesday. after they got up a little bit in the “Between her and Joni (Lan- ties but just couldn’t get the ball hosts Eatonville for senior night The Warriors cut a 6-point third quarter,” Rochester coach caster) they had it tied back up in to fall,” Easley said. “For them to on Friday.

Tuesday’s 2B Girls Basketball Loggers Toast Seniors With Blowout of Pe Ell By The Chronicle some things for those three ONALASKA — Nicolle girls. It was a pretty emo- Duryea scored 26 for the tional and special night for Lady Loggers on senior them.” night as Onalaska took It was the final regular- down Pe Ell 63-24 in Central season home game for Tiger 2B League action here on seniors Grace Hamre, Rylee Tuesday. Behind strong de- White and Karley Bornstein. fense, the Loggers notched Hamre tallied 11 points. 15 steals — including five Lainee Grose led Mossy- from Duryea — as Onalaska rock with 20 points. snapped a three-game losing Napavine (17-2, 16-1) Brandon Hansen / [email protected] streak. plays at Winlock on Thurs- Centralia’s Isaiah Trevino dives for the ball during Evergreen 2A Conference basketball action between Centralia and Tumwa- “Everyone came to play day to close out the regular ter Tuesday in Centralia. and everyone had a strong season. Mossyrock (2-17, game,” Onalaska coach Dra- 1-16 league) hosts Onalaska The Tigers will wrap up the berg and Giorgio Schioppetti. … cy McCoy said. on Thursday night. Tigers regular season on Thursday in Gentry is reportedly no longer Onalaska led 33-12 at Chehalis. with the Thunderbirds’ team. halftime and outscored Pe Woodley, Ducks Too Continued from Sports 1 “It’s a rivalry game. They Ell 22-4 in the third quar- Much for MWP haven’t had much of a season, ter. Maddy Dalsted added 7 minutes. The Tigers found their Mickelson’s Buzzer-Beater Lifts RANDLE — Sam Wood- and we’ve been disappointed in Wolves Past Bearcats points and 11 assists, while footing in the second quarter, some of ours, so it’ll be an inter- Heather Pannkuk notched 6 ley caught fire and the Tim- scoring three buckets on back- TUMWATER — W.F. West berwolves were unable to esting game over there,” Brown points and 9 rebounds. door cuts, and trailed 26-22 at said. held reigning Evergreen 2A Pe Ell was led by Hailey cool her down. halftime. Conference co-MVP TJ Mickel- Woodley scored 32 The game would have tie- Compton’s 9 points. Wasson scored on a fastbreak breaker implications, which son to just 13 points but couldn’t points and grabbed 10 re- Onalaska (8-11, 7-10 with 2 minutes, 17 seconds that could mean the difference be- stop him from hitting a last- bounds here Tuesday night league) plays at Mossyrock cut Tumwater’s lead to 2 points, tween opening the postseason second buzzer beater to lift the in Toutle Lake’s 65-32 C2BL on Thursday while Pe Ell (1- and missed what could have at home or on the road for Cen- Wolves past W.F. West 51-49 girls hoops win over Mor- 18, 1-16 league) play Morton- been the go-ahead 3-pointer on tralia. here on Tuesday. ton-White Pass. White Pass in Morton. their next possession. “I don’t know,” Brown joked. “I was really happy with the The two-time C2BL The Thunderbirds then went “You’d rather have it than not, effort in this game and there MVP went 8 of 14 from be- on an 11-2 run to wrap up the but I’m not sure it makes a heck were a lot of positives,” W.F. Pirates Drop Cards on hind the 3-point arc, while third quarter, and only pulled of a lot of difference with this West coach Chris White said. Senior Night the Ducks were 9 of 20 from further away in the fourth. group.” “We would have liked to win the ADNA — It was all Adna long range as a team. “That was really the last Notes: Should Centralia and game but things are headed in as the Pirates celebrated se- “She just had one of those thing,” Brown said. “They start- Black Hills finish in a tie for sec- the right direction.” nior night with a 56-30 win nights,” MWP coach Tom ed hurting us with penetration ond in the final EvCo standings, W.F. West trailed 18-6 in the over Winlock here in Cen- Griffith said. “We didn’t and dishing.” the tie will be broken based on first quarter but battled back tral 2B League girls basket- have an answer for her. She The Tigers turned the ball each team’s point differential and outscored the Wolves by 10 ball play on Tuesday. just shot the 3-ball really over 16 times in the loss, and against playoff teams, up to points in the second half. Dylan Devanie Kleemeyer led well, and if you go out and — with short bench and shorter 10 points per game. With five Boman played stellar defense on the Pirates with 19 points get too close to her she just rotation — lost a bit of steam in games down, the Tigers’ point Mickelson, White added. and seven rebounds, while puts it on the floor and goes the second half. differential is negative-8, while Nole Wollan led W.F. West Kenya Lorton added 12 and right by you.” “We did contribute some un- Black Hills’ is plus-1 — mean- with 12 points while Brandon Shanay Dotson chipped in 9 Makala Gardner added forced turnovers,” Brown said. ing that if Black Hills loses to White had 11 points. points and eight boards for 15 points for Toutle Lake (17- “And so many of them were al- Tumwater on Friday, Centralia “Nole did a good job in the Adna. 1 league), while Haley Kolb most ‘Oops!’ which, when you can wrap up the No. 2 seed to post,” White said. “Basically this The Pirate pressure on led MWP with 16 points on do that, you never get into much districts with an 8-point win game was a gut check after that the defensive end gradually 7 of 11 shooting with five re- of a rhythm.” over W.F. West on Thursday. first quarter and we’re just really began to frustrate the Car- bounds. Tumwater, meanwhile, Should that, too, result in a tie, pleased with the effort.” dinals while the Pirates piled Morton-White Pass (10- found plenty of open looks the tiebreaker will be based on W.F. West (4-15, 0-5 league) on the points in the first half. 9, 8-9 league) hosts Pe Ell in from long range — shooting 8 numbers drawn. … Tuesday was hosts Centralia on Thursday, “We actually came out Morton for senior night on of 24 — and 14 points on 7 of 11 senior night for the Tigers, who then will host Aberdeen on in the first quarter and re- Thursday. shooting from 6-foot-10 forward honored Peters, Wasson, Voet- Tuesday in a playoff pigtail game. ally pressured them,” Adna Weston Vandenhazel. coach Chris Bannish said. Mules Outmatch “We really got after it in the Indians, 63-33 College Basketball second quarter. Lili (Glover) was a big spark for us in that CATHLAMET — The period.” Indians keyed in on star Murray Scores 34, Washington Holds Off Arizona St 95-83 Glover indeed provided player Peyton Souvenir, the lift the Pirates needed gambling on the rest of the SEATTLE (AP) — Dejounte seconds left in regulation forced memories of Arizona greats of off the bench, scoring all 8 team making shots. The rest Murray scored a career-high 34 overtime after Murray missed the past. of her points in the second of the Wahkiakum squad points and grabbed 11 rebounds a chance to give Washington “One of the best performanc- quarter. made their opportunities before fouling out in overtime, a four-point lead by splitting a es we’ve had in a long, long time,” Mika Hammond shoul- count, downing Toledo 63- Andrew Andrews hit his first pair of free throws with 24 sec- Wildcats coach Sean Miller said dered what was almost the 33 here in Central 2B League two field goals of the game in onds remaining. of Anderson, who had a career- entirety of the offensive load girls hoops action on Tues- the extra session and Washing- Washington trailed by 13 in high 31 points and grabbed 12 for Winlock with 22 points. day. ton pulled away for a 95-83 win the opening moments of the first rebounds in a 79-64 victory over “It was nice to get a lot of “They shot really well and over Arizona State on Wednes- half, but later went on a 19-6 run Washington State on Wednes- day night. to pull even at 51 with 12:54 re- day night. our girls some playing time had good balance offensive- Murray could not be stopped maining on Murray’s two free Anderson, a senior transfer tonight,” Bannish said. “We ly,” Toledo coach J.B. Ewers for most of the game, hitting 10 throws. Murray had nine points from Boston College, was 10 of need some fresh legs for the said. “We focused a lot of our of 14 shots and adding six assists. during the run but came up 16 from the field and 11 of 17 at near future.” defense on Souvenir, but she Murray carried the Huskies on a limping after appearing to twist the free throw line for the 23rd- Bannish also praised Jo- was able to dish it out and night Andrews was off with his his left ankle with 12:28 left. ranked Wildcats (18-5, 6-4 Pac- sey Sandrini for her defen- other kids knocked down shot, missing his first 11 field Murray was slowed by the 12). sive effort as a reserve. shots for them.” goals before hitting a 3-pointer sore ankle but couldn’t be “My teammates found me in Sandrini, Dotson and Sa- Macie Elliott was at the with 2:48 left in overtime to give stopped. He fed Chriss for a a lot of great spots,” Anderson mantha Rolfe were all hon- head of the effort on the of- the Huskies a 87-80 lead. driving basket that pulled Wash- said. “I think any time you have ored for senior night. fensive end, scoring a game- Andrews added a 15-footer ington even at 58 and after an a game like that with so many Adna (12-5 league, 13-6 high 15 points for the Mules. on the Huskies next possession Arizona State turnover, Murray’s great players on your team, you overall) will travel to Toledo Souvenir still ended up with and Washington (15-7, 7-3 Pac- two free throws with 7:45 left have to credit your guys for find- on Thursday for their final 12 points despite the extra 12) was able to win its third over- gave Washington its first lead at ing you.” game of the regular season. defensive pressure. time game in conference play. 60-58. Josh Hawkinson had 14 Winlock (3-14, 4-15) will While the Wahkiakum offense clicked, the Indians Marquese Chriss added 19 The teams traded the lead points — all in the first half host Napavine on the same points, all coming in the second back and forth until Chriss — and 17 rebounds for Wash- night. couldn’t find their touch from the field, breaking half and overtime. slammed a lob from Andrews ington State, but he was one of Tra Holder hit a career-high with 1:17 left for a 75-73 lead. many Cougars who struggled to Tigers Rout Mossyrock on double-figure scoring in only the first quarter. To- five 3-pointers and led Arizona Blakes split a pair of free throws deal with Anderson at both ends Senior Night ledo faced a 30-19 deficit at State (12-11, 2-8) with 18 points. for the Sun Devils, while An- of the court. NAPAVINE — The Ti- halftime, but the Mules only It was a sloppy game that fea- drews hit both with 55 seconds “He’s a really physical player,” gers sent their three seniors kept pounding from there. tured 60 total fouls and numer- left to push Washington’s lead to Hawkinson said. “He can play out with a bang here Tuesday “We were thinking they ous lengthy reviews by the offi- 77-74. inside and outside, too. Makes night, crushing Mossyrock would cool off maybe after cials much to the derision of the It was still a three-point lead his free throws.” 75-36 in Central 2B League halftime,” Ewers said. “But home crowd. But Washington for the Huskies after Murray “This whole year for me has girls basketball action. that didn’t happen for us took advantage of the constant went 1 for 2 at the line with 24 just been surreal,” Anderson Mollie Olson led the way while we struggled from the whistles, hitting 31 of 45 free seconds left and Justice’s fal- said. “It’s been a lot of fun. I with a season-high 26 points, field. I thought we played throws and outscored Arizona laway 3-pointer banked off the don’t want it to end.” while Melissa Lee added 23. well, but we didn’t shoot well State at the line by 11 points. glass and through the net to tie Thanks largely to Anderson, Napavine led 48-26 at and they did.” Andrews, the Pac-12 leader in the game at 78. Andrews missed the Wildcats made more free halftime. Josie Bowen led the Indi- scoring, finished with 13 points a wild driving attempt in the fi- throws than the Cougars at- “We were hitting our ans with 8 points. on 2-of-13 shooting. Matisse nal seconds of regulation. tempted. Arizona went 21 for 29 shots, and on senior night Toledo (8-9 league, 9-10 Thybulle added 10 points before at the line; WSU was 15 for 19. the girls wanted to play a overall) will host Adna fouling out. Anderson Leads No. 23 Arizona The last-place Cougars (9-13, good game, and they did on Thursday for the final Kodi Justice and Willie At- to 79-64 Win Over Cougars 1-9) shot 34.9 percent from the wood both finished with 14 field while losing their eighth it,” Napavine coach Jeremy matchup of the regular sea- PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — Landram said. “They did son. points for Arizona State. Jus- straight overall, and their 10th tice’s banked 3-pointer with 13 Ryan Anderson brought back in a row to Arizona. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016

Brandon Hansen / [email protected] W.F. West’s Kiara Steen shoots agianst Black Hills on Tuesday in Chehalis.

Crews added 15 for Centralia (2- Bearcats 3), which hosts rival W.F. West on Friday to close out the regular Continued from Sports 1 season. Tumwater was coming off glass, scoring 7 points and snag- an upset of W.F. West last week, ging 13 boards for Chehalis. and jumped out to an 18-13 lead While Strasser thrived, the after a quarter on Tuesday. rest of the offense couldn’t pick “Defensively we came out and up the rest of the slack to make just struggled,” Centralia coach up for the dynamic scoring from Doug Ashmore said. “They were Duff and Nurmi. The Bearcats pretty much doing whatever also recorded a season low for they wanted, and defensively, free throw attempts, shooting after that, the girls just started 12 from the stripe, of which they playing really good team de- made just 4. Brandon Hansen / fense.” [email protected] “We’re struggling to get into Mossyrock’s Danny Nelson lays the ball up on Wednesday against Napavine, in Mossyrock. our offense,” Kelly said. “But I’m Tumwater was held to 3 seeing some things we can really points in the second quarter and 2 in the fourth, and the Tigers Mossyrock, which won its third The Indians also won the re- build on as we go into our last C2BL straight game. bounding battle 36-18 with game before districts.” shot 15 of 34 from the field and 18 of 23 from the foul line — in- The Vikings (13-6, 11-6 Fano Arceo-Hansen hauling in The loss makes things in- Continued from Sports 1 league) close out the season at 10 boards. teresting in the EvCo, as the cluding going 12 of 13 from the stripe in the fourth quarter. Onalaska on Friday. Napavine Toledo had a season-high 21 Bearcats move to a league record needed to prove ourselves,” (13-6, 11-6 league) hosts Win- team assists. of 2-3 (12-7 overall). They face “Defensively, I was just really Miles said. “We needed to come happy,” Ashmore said. “They’re lock, also on Friday, to wrap its “There were lots of extra rival Centralia on Ron Brown out and show that we’re a top-10 own regular season. passes,” Fallon said. “We could Court Friday night with raised a good ballclub, and it’s a tough team, not just some pushover place to play.” Notes: Should both Mossyr- have taken earlier shots but that stakes: the second place spot in that shouldn’t be there, just be- ock and Napavine win on Friday, showed part of our maturing as the EvCo. Crews went 8 of 9 from the cause we have one guy.” foul line, including hitting seven the tie for third in the Central a team.” Miles, in particular, proved 2B League standings will be bro- freebies in the fourth quarter. Toledo (15-4, 14-3 league) himself on Wednesday, scoring ken by a coin toss, which will Tigers Lock Down Tumwater, Chloee Aikens, Maddy Alvi- plays at Adna on Friday to wrap 51-34 16 points in the first quarter and be performed late Friday night. up the regular season. ar and Hannah Porter all played finishing with a team-high 28. … Mossyrock honored seniors TUMWATER — Centralia well off the bench, Ashmore “He caught fire. That was im- Kirkley and Timmy Allen prior Pirates Blast Cardinals picked up its second Evergreen added. pressive,” Mossyrock coach Kel- to the game. 2A Conference win of the sea- Centralia (12-7, 2-3 league) ly Ross said. “We’ve had games WINLOCK — Adna came son here Tuesday night, holding and W.F. West (12-7, 2-3 league) where people have left him open, Poquettes Lead MWP Past out the gates running and Win- down the Thunderbirds in the face off Friday in Centralia, with and he just cashes in.” lock couldn’t keep up in a 73-37 second and fourth quarters for a the winner taking the No. 2 seed The “one guy” Miles refer- Toutle Central 2B League win for the 51-34 win. — and a first-round home game enced — All-State guard/for- TOUTLE — Kaleb Poquette Pirates on Wednesday. Tanner Alyx Fast scored 18 and Madi — into the District 4 tournament. ward Jaron Kirkley — had a scored 30 points, and Morton- Rigdon led Adna with 15 points solid night as well, recording a White Pass built a big lead early while Austen Apperson and 2A/1A Boys Basketball triple-double with 18 points, 10 to cruise to a 65-51 win over Garrett Trotter each had 11 for rebounds and 10 assists. Toutle Lake here Wednesday in Adna. Napavine’s Wyatt Stanley Central 2B League boys basket- “They came out and did a re- Rochester Falls to Hoquiam scored a game-high 29 points ball action. ally good job working the ball and hauled in 15 rebounds, The Timberwolves led 36-17 inside,” Winlock coach Nick By The Chronicle Goldrick said. “I was proud of though the Tigers trailed 45-26 by halftime. Bamer said. “And when they did HOQUIAM — A slow first the kids, they didn’t hang their at the intermission and 60-42 “The focus was to come out go outside, they hit 50 percent quarter hampered Rochester in heads and didn’t give up. They with just over five minutes left quick, play extremely hard on from the 3-point line.” a 53-41 Evergreen 2A/1A league fought and had added a little sus- in the game. defense and get a hand up on Adna led 52-19 at halftime. loss to league-leading Hoquiam pense to the game.” At that point Peyton Stanley some shooters, and put some Conner Weed finished with 10 here on Wednesday but that Josh Kennedy grabbed 10 re- caught fire for the Tigers. The pressure on them, defensively,” points for the Pirates. didn’t stop them from battling. sophomore guard hit a pair of bounds and scored 6 points for MWP coach Tony Gillispie said. “We did a better job of com- Noah Escott posted 16 points 3-pointers in a 10-0 run, and “I think our first half was about peting in the second half but we the Warriors. Jerod Steen led the and the Warriors pulled to with- then — after an open 3 from as good as we can play.” just didn’t show up to start the in 7 points in the fourth quarter. Grizzlies with 19 points. Kirkley — knocked down back- The Ducks had won four game,” Bamer said. “We started to get the nerves Rochester (3-16, 3-10 league) to-back 3s that made it a 63-58 straight heading into the game, Thomas Gifford and Dawson out and came back to make it a hosts Eatonville on Friday for se- game with 2:36 to play. but managed just 5 points in the Hall each had 10 points for the game,” Rochester coach Mark nior night. Kirkley and Wyatt Stanley first quarter and trailed by 26 Cardinals while Nicholas Patch- traded successful trips to the heading into the fourth. ing added 9 points. It was senior foul line, but Kirkley scored Poquette went 10 of 18 from night for Winlock and the team College Football on the other end to make it a the floor, while younger brother honored Jose Keim, Luke Niel- 7-point game again. After a Ti- Matt Poquette added 17 points son, Nolan Patching and Jose Uneventful, Relaxing Signing Day for UW ger turnover, Miles found Grif- and 11 rebounds. Gonzalez. SEATTLE (AP) — National recruiting as well,” Petersen said. fin Coleman under the basket Braiden Elledge played well Winlock (4-15, 2-15) plays signing day for Washington “You don’t have all these extra for a layup to extend the lead defensively, Gillispie added, and at Napavine on Friday to con- coach Chris Petersen was down- scholarships.” to 9, and Napavine — despite a the T-Wolves’ foul shooting — clude the season. Adna (10-9, 9-8 right serene. lengthy final minute of action — 21 of 28 — was a bright spot. league) hosts Toledo on Friday. No late flips. No unexpected TOP 25 CLASS: On the bubble was unable to get closer than 7 Morton-White Pass (18-1, surprises. No drama. BEST IN CLASS: Byron Murphy, the rest of the way. 17-0 league) plays at Pe Ell on Loggers Shut Down Trojans “In this day and age to make DB, Scottsdale, Arizona. Rated Coleman finished with 15 for Friday to wrap up the regular it uneventful takes a little more a 4-star cornerback, Murphy was Mossyrock, with 11 coming in season. PE ELL — Onalaska grinded work and a little more strong-ness the top-rated player in the state the second half and giving the out a 38-36 Central 2B League of will so to speak,” Petersen said. of Arizona and heavily recruited Vikings a second source of of- victory over Pe Ell here on Indians Shoot Past Mules on Wednesday night. Matt Swett Washington added a recruit- by Arizona State. He decided to fense outside of its two typical Senior Night ing class of just 17 players on leave the desert for the Pacific producers. led the Loggers with 15 points Wednesday, adding a range of Northwest and a chance to con- “Those are guys they prob- TOLEDO — The Indians and helped his team to its fourth depth that hit on nearly every tribute early in his career. ably didn’t expect to do a whole shot 58 percent from the field on league victory of the season. position on both sides of the ball, BEST OF THE REST: Outside line- lot in tonight’s game,” Ross said. senior night and pasted Central “We had about four oppor- highlighted by California run- backer Camilo Eifler was ranked “You give them the opportunity, 2B League foe Wahkiakum 90- tunities towards the end of the ning back Sean McGrew, Arizo- as high as No. 6 in the country at and they’re ready to step up.” 55 here on Wednesday. Reece game to get open looks and had na defensive back Byron Murphy his position coming out of Bish- Napavine started the game Wallace and Connor Vermilyea some shots,” Pe Ell coach Justin and California linebacker Cami- op O’Dowd High School in the out in a triangle-and-two de- each had 18 points for Toledo, Phelps said. “We were down 2 lo Eifler. The Huskies signed six Bay Area. Right behind Eifler is fense geared to slow Kirkley and who had wrapped up second points for the last minute or so.” skill position players on offense, RB Sean McGrew from Torrance, Danny Nelson, Mossyrock’s place in the league standings Pe Ell led 18-15 at halftime. two offensive linemen, three de- California. McGrew was the Ga- leading scorers. Miles, though, but didn’t let up on the gas pedal Kaelin Jurek and Tyler Shepherd fensive linemen, two linebackers, torade state player of the year for was able to take advantage, hit- against the Mules. each finished with 10 points for four in the secondary and even a California after rushing for 5,762 ting four 3s in the first quarter “Everything was going in,” the Trojans. punter. yards and 76 touchdowns in his alone. Toledo coach Grady Fallon “We played into their hands It’s a well-rounded, well-bal- prep career despite being under- “We’ve spent a lot of time said. “It was a great team effort. and we played their basketball anced third recruiting class since sized at 5-foot-7 and 173 pounds. working on our shot, and mak- There were lots of extra passes game,” Phelps said. “They want- Petersen arrived at Washington, LATE ADDITION: Jordan Chin, ing that extra pass, and being and when you shoot like that, it ed it more and there wasn’t a lot even if it was small in numbers. WR, San Fernando, California. ready to shoot when that extra makes it fun.” of intensity from us.” “It’s a little bit different be- Chin was more of a track and pass is made,” Ross said. “If he’s Toledo led 49-27 at halftime, Jacob Modica added 7 points cause you’re starting to make field athlete in high school and hitting that shot, we’re tough to and finished with four players in to the Loggers’ efforts while some decisions early on ... and ran the leadoff leg for the reign- beat.” double-digit scoring while two Stone Whitney notched 6 points. that’s why we always say this ing state champions in the 4x100 Austin Filley added 8 points others had 8 points. Pe Ell (7-12, 5-12 league) recruiting thing is a two-way meter relay. Washington is hop- for Napavine, while Jordan Pur- Senior Jared Pohll notched hosts Morton-White Pass on street. When a kid commits to ing that speed will translate to vis chipped in 7. 12 points, while Junior Arroyo Friday while Onalaska (5-15, us that dramatically changes our wide receiver. Nelson finished with 9 for had 15 points for the Indians. 3-14 league) hosts Mossyrock. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 SPORTS

Scoreboard Sports on the Air —.750 Reb: N/A Lynden Christian 77, Ferndale 50 Walla Walla 58, Southridge 48 Preps W.F. West (48) — Strasser 19, Steen Manson 49, Bridgeport 41 Wapato 65, Quincy 32 Local Prep Schedule 8, Brumfield 7, Johnson 7, Lofgren 5, S. Marysville-Getchell 63, Oak Harbor 51 Warden 59, White Swan 47 THURSDAY, Feb. 4 THURSDAY, Feb. 4 Haakenson 2 Marysville-Pilchuck 73, Everett 68 Waterville/Mansfield 46, Kittitas 38 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Boys Basketball FG: 21 of 53 —.396 FT: 4 of 12 Meadowdale 59, Shorewood 53 White River 66, Franklin Pierce 59 4 p.m. Centralia at W.F. West, 7 p.m. —.333 Reb: 28 (Brumfield 13, Strasser 8) Medical Lake 64, Newport 53 Wishkah Valley 45, North River 16 Girls Basketball Mercer Island 69, Lake Washington 62 Zillah 55, Naches Valley 36 ESPN — Ohio St. at Wisconsin Tenino at Aberdeen, 7 p.m. At Tumwater Monroe 66, Lake Stevens 48 ESPN2 — Texas A&M at Vanderbilt Adna at Toledo, 7 p.m. TIGERS 51, THUNDERBIRDS 34 Moses Lake Chr. 63, Thorp - Easton 12 ESPNU — Tulsa at Temple Onalaska at Mossyrock, 7 p.m. Centralia 13 12 9 17 —51 Mount Si 78, Skyline 72 Wednesday’s Statewide Prep Scores Napavine at Winlock, 7 p.m. Tumwater 18 3 11 2 —34 Mount Tahoma 77, Central Kitsap 70 BOYS BASKETBALL 5 p.m. Pe Ell at Morton-White Pass, 7 p.m. Centralia (51) — A. Fast 18, Crews Mount Vernon Chr. 67, Darrington 32 Aberdeen 60, Montesano 43 CBSSN — South Florida at Cincinnati 15, Aikens 3, Corwin 9, M. Fast 6 Mountlake Terrace 59, Shorecrest 54 Adna 73, Winlock 37 Mt. Rainier Lutheran 51, Quilcene 43 ESPNEWS — UCF at Tulane FRIDAY, Feb. 5 FG: 15 of 34 —.441 FT: 18 of 23 Auburn Adventist 68, Concrete 56 Nooksack Valley 60, Bellingham 56, OT Boys Basketball —.782 Reb. 24 (Corwin 7) Cedar Park Chr. (Bothell) 72, King’s 47 6 p.m. North Kitsap 74, Sequim 50 Hoquiam 53, Rochester 41 Tenino at Aberdeen, 5:45 p.m. Tumwater (34) — Smith 2, Hare 6, BTN — Minnesota at Northwestern North Thurston 70, Shelton 60 Ilwaco 65, Willapa Valley 37 Eatonville at Rochester, 5:45 p.m. Snyder 10, Bergquist 10, Rodriguez 4, NW Chr. (Colbert) 71, Davenport 45 Lindbergh 70, Highline 56 ESPN2 — UConn at Memphis Toledo at Adna, 7 p.m. Rossman 2, O’Dea 84, Chief Sealth 57 Morton/White Pass 65, Toutle Lake 51 Mossyrock at Onalaska, 7 p.m. FG: 11 of 35 —.314 FT: 6 of 8 —.750 ESPNU — Murray St. at SE Missouri Oakville 55, Naselle 53 Mossyrock 74, Napavine 65 Winlock at Napavine, 7 p.m. Reb. 31 Ocosta 68, North Beach 55 Onalaska 38, Pe Ell 36 FS1 — Colorado at Oregon Morton-White Pass at Pe Ell, 7 p.m. Olympia 69, South Kitsap 62 Renton 81, Foster 30 7 p.m. Girls Basketball Wednesday’s Results Oroville 62, Tonasket 47 South Bend 54, Raymond 35 W.F. West at Centralia, 7 p.m. Boys Basketball ROOT — Gonzaga at Loyola Marymount Pomeroy 56, Touchet 50 Tenino 49, Elma 37 At Toledo Eatonville at Rochester, 7 p.m. Port Angeles 57, Bremerton 54 Toledo 90, Wahkiakum 55 8 p.m. INDIANS 90, MULES 55 Port Townsend 80, Coupeville 36 ESPN2 — Utah at Oregon St. Wahkiakum 17 10 13 15—55 SATURDAY, Feb. 6 Prairie 80, Kelso 43 GIRLS BASKETBALL Toledo 22 27 18 23—90 ESPNU — Portland at Pepperdine Men’s Basketball Prosser 84, Grandview 53 Arlington 62, Stanwood 41 Wahkiakum (55) — Highline at Centralia, 7 p.m. L. Brown 9, Pullman 59, Cheney 38 Auburn Adventist 58, Concrete 43 GOLF Women’s Basketball Moore 6, Furgeson 15, Anderson 5, Z Puyallup 56, Emerald Ridge 44 Bainbridge 56, Ingraham 38 Noon Brown 2,E Quigley 2, Turpsma 2, Wil- Highline at Centralia, 5 p.m. Rainier Beach 76, Garfield 69 Bellevue 82, Liberty 28 GOLF — PGA Tour, Waste Management Wrestling son 2, R. Quigley 12 Richland 66, Kennewick 63 Blanchet 72, Ballard 45 Rochester, Centralia, W.F. West at 2A FG: 21 of 49—.429 FT: 6 of 8—.750 Ridgefield 50, R.A. Long 45 Bothell 45, Inglemoor 42 Phoenix Open, first round, at Scottsdale, Ariz. EvCo Sub-Regional Tournament (Boys, Reb: 18 River Ridge 80, Clover Park 78 Columbia River 57, Fort Vancouver 25 NBA BASKETBALL at W.F. West), 10 a.m. Toledo (90) — Wood 5, Hansen 4, Rogers (Spokane) 43, North Central 40 Eastlake 51, Woodinville 49 Rochester, Centralia, W.F. West at 2A Pohll 12, R. Wallace 18, Arroyo 15, J. Seattle Academy 56, Overlake School 47 Eastside Catholic 58, Nathan Hale 35 5 p.m. EvCo Sub-Regional Tournament (Girls, Wallace 8, Pudelko 8, Fuentes 2, Vermi- Seattle Chr. 41, Charles Wright 37 Everett 49, Marysville-Pilchuck 46 TNT — New York at Detroit at Ilwaco), 10 a.m. lyea 18 Seattle Lutheran 74, Crosspoint 43 Hazen 48, Tyee 36 7:30 p.m. Tenino at Evergreen League 1A Sub- FG: 35 of 60—.583 FT: 8 of 14—.571 Selah 81, Ellensburg 51 Holy Names 60, Chief Sealth 42 Regional (Montesano), 10 a.m. Reb: 36 (Hanson 10, Arroyo 7) Selkirk 46, Cusick 20 Jackson 54, Cascade (Everett) 14 TNT — L.A. Lakers at New Orleans Adna, Napavine at District 4 2B Shoreline Christian 81, Orcas Island 66 Juanita 61, Sammamish 18 NHL HOCKEY Tournament (Ilwaco), 9 a.m. At Winlock Shorewood Chr. 63, Christian Faith 14 Kamiak 52, Mariner 30 4:30 p.m. PIRATES 73, CARDINALS 37 Snohomish 68, Mount Vernon 60 Kennedy 72, Evergreen (Seattle) 26 Local Results Adna 26 26 9 12—73 South Whidbey 58, Lakewood 53 Lakeside (Seattle) 53, Roosevelt 43 NBCSN — N.Y. Islanders at Washington Tuesday’s Results Winlock 6 3 7 11—37 Springdale 52, Wilbur-Creston 47 Lindbergh 45, Highline 32 7 p.m. Boys Basketball Adna (73) — Young 4, Weed 10, Da- Squalicum 63, Mount Baker 51 Marysville-Getchell 41, Oak Harbor 31 NBCSN — Anaheim at Los Angeles At Centralia vis 3, Latimer 2, Trotter 11, Apperson 11, Stanwood 75, Arlington 64 Mercer Island 74, Lake Washington 24 THUNDERBIRDS 60, TIGERS 44 Rigdon 15, Moon 4, Krause 4, Preston Steilacoom 71, Orting 39 Monroe 67, Lake Stevens 57 WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Tumwater 14 12 18 16 —60 Ashley 9 Sunnyside Chr. 64, Columbia (B) 55 Newport 52, Issaquah 50 4 p.m. Centralia 9 13 11 11 —44 FG: 29 of 60—.483 FT: 7 of 13—.538 Tacoma Baptist 47, Rainier 46 Prairie 56, Kelso 31 BTN — Iowa at Indiana Tumwater (60) — Marty 3, Geath- Reb: 36 Thomas Jefferson 51, Todd Beamer 46 Rainier Beach 52, Garfield 42 ers 2, Otton 2, Dowers 18, Koukal 4, Winlock (37) — Dean 3, Gifford 10, Timberline 78, Stadium 65 Renton 44, Foster 27 SEC — Kentucky at South Carolina Dowell, Gibbons 17, Vandenhazel 14 N. Patching 9, Hall 10, Gonzalez 3, Mill- Toppenish 59, East Valley (Yakima) 52 Shelton 54, North Thurston 53 Tumwater 60, Centralia 44 FG: 23 of 59 —.389 FT: 6 of 10 er 2 Shorewood 58, Meadowdale 42 FRIDAY, Feb. 5 —.600 Reb. 25 (Otton 9) FG: 14 of 56 FT:2 of 6—.333 Reb: 22 Union 75, Evergreen (Vancouver) 59 Skyline 65, Mount Si 49 Centralia (44) — Trevino, Voet- University 58, Shadle Park 53 Snohomish 66, Mount Vernon 26 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Valley Chr. 39, Columbia (Hunters) 38 berg 3, Thomas 2, Wasson 14, Peters 19, At Pe Ell West Seattle 51, Seattle Prep 43 2 p.m. Walla Walla 63, Southridge 52 Shute 4, Pertzborn 2 LOGGERS 38, TROJANS 36 Wapato 69, Quincy 36 FS1 — Columbia at Yale FG: 19 of 50 —.380 FT: 4 of 6 —.667 Onalaska 3 12 10 13—38 Warden 70, White Swan 66 Reb. 23 (Shute 9, Wasson 8) Pe Ell 6 12 9 9—36 4 p.m. Washington 62, Fife 52 Onalaska (38) — Modica 7, Graham Washougal 59, Hockinson 57 NFL ESPNU — Harvard at Princeton At Tumwater 3, Swett 15, Whitney 6, Huffman 2, West Seattle 55, Seattle Prep 52 Super Bowl 5 p.m. WOLVES 51, BEARCATS 49 Beck 5 White River 78, Franklin Pierce 62 FG: 15 of 36—.416 FT: 3 for 6—.500 Sunday, Feb. 7 CBSSN — Central Michigan at Akron W.F. West 6 15 17 11 —49 Woodinville 79, Eastlake 46 Black Hills 18 15 9 9 —51 Reb: N/A At Santa Clara, Calif. 6 p.m. Woodland 58, Hudson’s Bay 44 Carolina Panthers vs. Denver Bron- W.F. West (49) — N. Hawkins Pe Ell (36) — Arrington 4, Jurek 10, Zillah 66, Naches Valley 62 ESPNU — St. Peter’s at Siena 5, Yarter 3, Schwarz 7, Wollan 12, D. Hanson 2, Shepherd 10, Lusk 8, Toepelt cos, 3:30 p.m. (CBS) GOLF Hawkins 6, White 11, Boman 2, Cooper 2 GIRLS BASKETBALL 3 FG: 14 of 42—.333 FT: 6 of 15—.400 Adna 56, Winlock 30 8 a.m. FG: N/A FT: N/A Reb: N/A Reb: N/A Almira/Coulee-Hartline 67, Odessa- GOLF — Champions Tour, Allianz Champi- Black Hills (51) — Brewer 13, Un- Harrington 37 NBA derhill 4, Mickelson 13, Crumley 8, At Mossyrock onship, first round, at Boca Raton, Fla. Auburn Adv. 45, Northwest Yeshiva 29 NBA Standings Glenn 6, Day 7 VIKINGS 74, TIGERS 65 Noon Auburn Riverside 62, Lakes 22 All Times PST FG: N/A FT: N/A Reb: N/A Napavine 13 13 11 28—65 Battle Ground 60, Mountain View 59, OT EASTERN CONFERENCE GOLF — PGA Tour, Waste Management Mossyrock 22 23 9 20—74 Bellevue Chr. 36, Cascade Christian 25 Atlantic Division Girls Basketball Napavine (65) — D. Stanley 2, W. Black Hills 64, W. F. West 48 Phoenix Open, second round, at Scottsdale, Ariz. W L Pct GB At Cathlamet Stanley 29, P. Stanley 15, Purvis 7, Filley Bonney Lake 45, Auburn 27 5 p.m. MULES 63, INDIANS 33 8, Van Wyck 4 Burlington-Edison 69, Sedro-Woolley 59 Toronto 33 16 .673 — GOLF — LPGA Tour, Coates Golf Cham- Toledo 10 9 6 8 —33 FG: 25 of 58 —.379 FT: 10 of 21 —.476 Capital 50, Foss 32 Boston 29 22 .569 5 Wahkiakum 15 15 15 18 —63 Reb. 31 (W. Stanley 15) Cashmere 57, Cascade (Leavenworth) 19 New York 23 28 .451 11 pionship, third round, at Ocala, Fla. (same-day Toledo (33) — Bacon 6, Moore 4, A. Mossyrock (74) — Nelson 9, Miles Cedarcrest 54, Granite Falls 15 Brooklyn 12 38 .240 21½ taped) Tauscher 5, Ewers 6, H. Tauscher 2, Ar- 28, Kirkley 18, Coleman 15, Clevenger 4 Central Kitsap 60, Mount Tahoma 45 Philadelphia 7 42 .143 26 NBA BASKETBALL royo 2, Bowen 8 FG: 25 of 54 —.407 FT: 14 of 18 Central Valley 53, Mead 40 Southeast Division FG: N/A FT: 2 of 9 —.222 Reb: N/A —.778 Reb. 23 (Kirkley 10) Centralia 51, Tumwater 34 Atlanta 29 22 .569 — 4 p.m. Wahkiakum (63) — T. Elliott 2, Charles Wright 42, Seattle Christian 34 Miami 28 22 .560 ½ ESPN — Indiana at Atlanta Souvenir 12, Moore 4, M. Elliott 15, At Toutle Chewelah 37, Riverside 34 Charlotte 24 25 .490 4 6:30 p.m. Peacock 9, Leitz 2, Burdick 11, Hanson TIMBERWOLVES 65, DUCKS 51 Chiawana 62, Kamiakin 53 Washington 21 26 .447 6 8 Morton-WP 15 21 15 14—65 Clatskanie, Ore. 66, Castle Rock 38 Orlando 21 27 .438 6½ ESPN — San Antonio at Dallas FG: N/A FT: 3 of 6 —.500 Reb: N/A Toutle Lake 5 12 8 26—51 Colton 71, Garfield-Palouse 24 Central Division SOCCER Morton-White Pass (65) — K. Po- Columbia Adv. 32, Washington School Cleveland 35 13 .729 — For The Deaf 17 11:20 a.m. At Onalaska quette 30, Elledge 4, Gillispie 2, Hart Chicago 27 21 .563 8 Coupeville 51, Port Townsend 39 FS2 — Bundesliga, SV Werder Bremen at LOGGERS 63, TROJANS 24 4, M. Poquette 17, Erskine 1, LaClef 2, Indiana 26 23 .531 9½ Dayton 59, Tri-Cities Prep 45 Pe Ell 3 9 4 8 —24 Lewis 3, Elkins 2 Detroit 26 24 .520 10 Borussia Mönchengladbach Onalaska 14 19 22 8 —63 FG: 21 of 45 —.466 FT: 21 of 28 East Valley (S) 59, West Valley (S) 20 East Valley (Yakima) 46, Toppenish 37 Milwaukee 20 31 .392 16½ 7:30 p.m. Pe Ell (24) — Woodward 2, Skeen 2, —.750 Reb. 47 (M. Poquette 11) WESTERN CONFERENCE Smith 6, Compton 9, Brooks 2, Elliot 2, Toutle Lake (51) — Hoff 4, Swanson Eastlake 51, Woodinville 49 FS1 — Men, International friendly, United Ellensburg 70, Selah 67, OT Southwest Division Hill 1 8, Risner 14, Porter 7, Jorgensen 4, Ad- States vs. Canada, at Carson, Calif. Elma 75, Tenino 29 San Antonio 41 8 .837 — FG: 8 of 48—.166 FT: 8 of 11—.727 ams 6, Iverson 8 Entiat 46, Wilson Creek 5 Memphis 29 20 .592 12 WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Reb: 20 FG: 16 of 48 —.333 FT: 13 of 18 —.720 Evergreen Lutheran 59, Rainier Chr. 17 Dallas 28 24 .538 14½ Onalaska (63) — Duryea 26, Dalst- Reb. 20 (Iverson 6) 2 p.m. Fife 61, Washington 13 Houston 26 25 .510 16 ed 7, Kinsman 3, Sabin 2, Taylor 3, Hoyt ESPNU — Quinnipiac at Siena Freeman 56, Colville 39 New Orleans 18 30 .375 22½ 4, Masciola 6, Wright 6, Pannkuk 6 At Hoquiam Friday Harbor 35, Cedar Park Chr. (MT) 25 Northwest Division 5 p.m. FG: 22 of 58—.379 FT: 15 of 32— GRIZZLIES 53, WARRIORS 41 Gonzaga Prep 71, Ferris 47 .469 Reb: 35 (Pannkuk 9, Masciola 8) Rochester 6 10 17 8—53 Oklahoma City 38 13 .745 — FS1 — Providence at Xavier Grandview 60, Prosser 44 Portland 24 26 .480 13½ Hoquiam 17 3 14 9—41 Hoquiam 41, Rochester 40 At Adna Utah 23 25 .479 13½ Rochester (53) — Escott 16, Kennedy Ilwaco 67, Willapa Valley 30 SATURDAY, Feb. 6 PIRATES 56, CARDINALS 30 Denver 19 31 .380 18½ 6, Filmore 6, Goldrick 3, Hawes 3, Er- Kalama 69, Stevenson 38 Minnesota 15 36 .294 23 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Winlock 12 7 4 7 —30 ickson 3, J. Valley 2, Robinson 2 Kent-Meridian 35, Kentwood 32 Pacific Division Adna 20 18 7 11 —56 FG: 15 of 42—.357 FT: 4 of 10—.400 King’s 54, Archbishop Murphy 38 9 a.m. Golden State 45 4 .918 — Winlock (30) — Whitehead 2, Reb: 19 (Kennedy 10) Kingston 53, North Mason 22 CBSSN — George Washington at VCU Ramirez 4, Hammond 22, Squibb 2 Hoquiam (41) — Steen 19, Adams Klahowya 63, Chimacum 34 L.A. Clippers 32 17 .653 13 FG: 8 of 30 —.267 FT: 12 of 15 15, Dick 7, Spradlin 3, Nash 3, Jump 3, LaCenter 60, Seton Catholic 19 Sacramento 21 28 .429 24 ESPN — Kansas at TCU —.800 Reb: N/A Pelan 2 LaConner 52, Concrete 24 Phoenix 14 36 .280 31½ ESPN2 — Cincinnati at Memphis Adna (56) — Glover 8, Sandrini 2, FG: N/A FT: 16 of 25—.640 Reb: N/A Lakeside (NMF) 47, Deer Park 20 L.A. Lakers 10 41 .196 36 ESPNU — Temple at UCF Lorton 12, Gaffney 2, Dotson 9, Rolfe 3, Lakewood 46, South Whidbey 32 Kleemeyer 19, Elwood 1 Tuesday’s Statewide Prep Scores Lewis and Clark 55, Mt. Spokane 47 Tuesday’s Games 9:30 a.m. FG: 23 of 67 —.343 FT: 3 of 10 BOYS BASKETBALL Liberty (Spangle) 69, Tekoa/Rosalia 55 Boston 97, New York 89 NBCSN — Davidson at Duquesne —.300 Reb: 31 (Dotson 8, Kleemeyer 7) Almira/Coulee-Hartline 82, Odessa-Harrington 27 Life Chr. 45, NW Christian (Lacey) 25 Houston 115, Miami 102 11 a.m. Asotin 93, Walla Walla Academy 69 Lincoln 63, Wilson 59 Toronto 104, Phoenix 97 CBS — Michigan St. at Michigan At Napavine Auburn 57, Bonney Lake 44 Lynnwood 61, Edmonds-Woodway 42 Portland 107, Milwaukee 95 TIGERS 75, VIKINGS 36 Auburn Mountainview 59, Peninsula 41 Mary Knight 49, Lake Quinault 39 L.A. Lakers 119, Minnesota 115 CBSSN — Northern Iowa at Drake Mossyrock 14 12 4 6 —36 Auburn Riverside 79, Lakes 57 Meridian 66, Blaine 46 Bainbridge 53, Ingraham 49 ESPN — NC State at Duke or North Carolina Napavine 23 25 18 9 —75 Montesano 59, Aberdeen 24 Wednesday’s Games Mossyrock (36) — Moorcroft 4, Battle Ground 69, Mountain View 48 Moses Lake Chr. 58, Thorp - Easton 18 at Notre Dame Atlanta 124, Philadelphia 86 Schultz 5, Grose 20, Nelson 2, Carlson Bellarmine Prep 74, Yelm 46 Mount Baker 54, Squalicum 41 Charlotte 106, Cleveland 97 ESPN2 — Iowa St. at Oklahoma St. 3, Kinsman 2 Black Hills 51, W. F. West 49 Mount Vernon Chr. 51, Darrington 29 Indiana 114, Brooklyn 100 ESPNU — Rutgers at Nebraska FG: N/A FT: 3 of 9 —.333 Reb. N/A Blanchet 49, Ballard 39 Mt. Rainier Lutheran 56, Quilcene 45 Boston 102, Detroit 95 Napavine (75) — White 5, Dick- Bothell 52, Inglemoor 38 Napavine 75, Mossyrock 36 FSN — DePaul at Creighton inson 2, Hamre 11, Olson 26, Snaza 2, Camas 68, Skyview 53 Naselle 66, Oakville 17 Oklahoma City 117, Orlando 114 12:30 p.m. Golden State 134, Washington 121 Doughty 2, Bornstein 4, Lee 23 Cascade (Everett) 46, Jackson 45 Newport 56, Medical Lake 44 FOX — Arizona at Washington FG: N/A FT: 8 of 13 —.615 Reb. N/A Cascade Chr. 80, Bellevue Christian 42 Nooksack Valley 57, Bellingham 32 San Antonio 110, New Orleans 97 Cashmere 48, Cascade (Leav.) 39 North Central 63, Rogers (Spokane) 52 Miami 93, Dallas 90 FSN — Butler at St. John’s At Randle Cedar Park Chr. (Bothell) 68, Sultan 60 North Kitsap 58, Sequim 34 Utah 85, Denver 81 1 p.m. Cedarcrest 54, Granite Falls 15 DUCKS 65, TIMBERWOLVES 33 Northwest Chr. (Colbert) 41, Davenport 38 Chicago 107, Sacramento 102 CBS — Florida at Kentucky Toutle Lake 22 16 18 9 —65 Central Valley 58, Mead 44 Oakesdale 61, LaCrosse/Washtucna/Kahlotus 32 Minnesota 108, L.A. Clippers 102 Morton-WP 15 9 4 5 —33 Chelan 50, Omak 27 Ocosta 41, North Beach 26 CBSSN — New Mexico at San Diego St. Toutle Lake (65) — Hockett 2, Chewelah 58, Riverside 45 Okanogan 83, Liberty Bell 18 Thursday’s Games ESPN — Purdue at Maryland Chimacum 61, Klahowya 55 Olympia 56, South Kitsap 42 Woodley 32, Deffenbaugh 3, Wason 7, New York at Detroit, 4 p.m. ESPN2 — Stanford at California Dean 6, Gardner 15 Cleveland 71, Franklin 68 Onalaska 63, Pe Ell 24 Houston at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Colfax 42, St. George’s 37 FG: 25 of 55 —.455 FT: 6 of 11 Pasco 55, Hanford 48 L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 6:30 p.m. ESPNU — South Carolina at Texas A&M Columbia Adventist 66, WA School For The Deaf 45 Port Angeles 39, Bremerton 32 —.546 Reb. 32 (Woodley 10) Toronto at Portland, 7 p.m. Columbia River 61, Fort Vancouver 51 Pullman 59, Cheney 54, OT 3 p.m. Morton-White Pass (33) — Kolb East Valley (S) 64, West Valley (S) 54 Puyallup 37, Bethel 31 ESPN2 — Mississippi St. at LSU 16, Wright 2, Hazen 7, Smathers 3, King Friday’s Games Edmonds-Woodway 84, Lynnwood 39 Raymond 57, South Bend 38 1, Robbins 4 ESPNU — Oklahoma at Kansas St. Entiat 54, Wilson Creek 37 Reardan 85, Kettle Falls 74 L.A. Clippers at Orlando, 4 p.m. FG: 14 of 54 —.259 FT: 4 of 9 —.445 Enumclaw 61, Sumner 47 Richland 57, Kennewick 45 Philadelphia at Washington, 4 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Reb. 26 (Robbins, Kolb 5) Evergreen Luth. 67, Rainier Chr. 31 River Ridge 74, Clover Park 16 Miami at Charlotte, 4 p.m. PAC-12 — Arizona State at Washington State Foss 100, Capital 76 Seattle Academy 55, Overlake School 36 Indiana at Atlanta, 4 p.m. At Hoquiam 4 p.m. Freeman 64, Colville 52 Selkirk 64, Cusick 40 Boston at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. GRIZZLIES 41, WARRIORS 40 Friday Harbor 65, Cedar Park Chr. (MT) 20 Shelton 54, North Thurston 53 Sacramento at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. ESPN — North Carolina at Notre Dame or Rochester 10 10 7 13 —40 Gonzaga Prep 43, Ferris 40 Shorecrest 56, Mountlake Terrace 34 Memphis at New York, 4:30 p.m. NC State at Duke Hoquiam 10 8 13 10 —41 Hanford 65, Pasco 50 Shorewood Chr. 63, Christian Faith 14 Chicago at Denver, 6 p.m. Rochester (40) — Seymour 5, Baird 5 p.m. Issaquah 69, Newport 50 Skyview 48, Camas 44 Milwaukee at Utah, 6 p.m. 1, Saxon 5, Justice 15 Lancaster 13 Juanita 78, Sammamish 70 Springdale 58, Wilbur-Creston 48 San Antonio at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. BTN — Indiana at Penn St. FG: 15 of 42—.357 FT: 9 of 20— Kamiak 76, Mariner 42 St. George’s 63, Colfax 59 ESPN2 — Baylor at West Virginia .450 Reb: 21 (Justice 10) Kamiakin 57, Chiawana 48 St. John-Endicott/Lacrosse 56, Liberty Chr. 52 Saturday’s Games Hoquiam (41) — Burnett 14, Park- ESPNU — Vanderbilt at Mississippi Kettle Falls 53, Reardan 31 Sultan 28, Cedar Park Chr. (Bothell) 26 Portland at Houston, 2 p.m. er 9, Jump 4, Hernandez 2, Stewart 12 King’s 80, Archbishop Murphy 64 Sumner 62, Enumclaw 59 Washington at Charlotte, 4 p.m. SEC — Tennessee at Arkansas FG: N/A FT: 4 of 15—.266 Reb: N/A Kingston 51, North Mason 45 Sunnyside Chr. 66, Columbia (Burbank) 51 Detoit at Indiana, 4 p.m. 6 p.m. Kittitas 63, Waterville/Mansfield 35 Tacoma Baptist 42, Rainier 41 New Orleans at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. At Chehalis LaConner 64, Concrete 54 Timberline 73, Stadium 44 CBSSN — Georgetown at Seton Hall WOLVES 64, BEARCATS 48 Lakeside (NMF) 70, Deer Park 39 Tonasket 49, Oroville 42 Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. 7 p.m. Black Hills 21 19 12 12 —64 Lakeside (Seattle) 61, Roosevelt 47 Touchet 69, Pomeroy 43 Dallas at Memphis, 5 p.m. ESPN2 — Wichita St. at Illinois St. W.F. West 11 10 16 11 —48 Lewis and Clark 70, Mt. 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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 Cam Newton is the present and future of the NFL, while this is likely Peyton Manning’s last run at glory. Carolina 31, Seattle 24 Denver 23, Pittsburgh 16 Sunday, Jan. 24 Denver 20, New England 18 Carolina 49, Arizona 15 PASSING THE TORCH? Sunday, Feb. 7 - Super Bowl 50 Carolina vs. Denver 6:30 p.m. ET Manning looking to go out on top, but Newton’s time may be now WHO HAS THE EDGE? Panthers ofense vs. Broncos defense ld-school Peyton Manning vs. new-school Cam Newton. There Phillips put together a great plan to stop Tom Brady and the Patriots, but Carolina poses a unique is plenty more to Super Bowl 50 than just the quarterback he didn’t have to worry about New England running the ball. The Pan- O matchup, but it’s tough to avoid it. thers are much more balanced and present a different challenge. He better threat on offense. No team ran Fair or not, how history views Manning will be largely de- come up with something, though: Carolina has been held under 27 points the ball more, but Cam Newton gives the running game an ined on Sunday night. And while Newton has time to deine his legacy just once since September. beyond this Super Bowl, his many critics are just waiting for him to CAROLINA PANTHERS (17–1) added dimension that defenses stumble on the big stage. OFFENSE: Panthers quarterback Cam Newton is the must respect. And selling out Still, this game will come down to so much more than NFL’s MVP in every sense of the label. While he has to stop the run is dangerous given that Newton tied for how the quarterbacks play. For just the third time this cen- thrown for more yards in a season before, never has he second in the NFL with 35 touchdown passes. tury, both teams rank in the top six in the NFL in yards been so dominant. His 35 touchdown passes were a career While Denver’s pass rush took center stage in the allowed. Defense may well end up ruling the day. high and one off the league lead. He threw just 10 intercep- AFC title game against New England, the Broncos have DENVER BRONCOS (14–4) tions, a career low despite his most passing attempts since been just as good stopping the run all season. No team OFFENSE: The biggest question heading into the Super his rookie season. And he chipped in 636 yards and 10 gave up fewer passing yards, and Denver allowed just Bowl is whether or not Peyton Manning has one more decent touchdowns on the ground, helping Carolina to the league’s 3.3 yards per rush, also tops in the NFL. game in him. The days of him carrying a team are long gone; No. 2 rushing attack (142.6 yards per game). Running back Wade Phillips came up with some new looks for the Broncos just need him not to kill them. In his irst nine John Gworek Jonathan Stewart rushed for 989 yards in 13 regular season Tom Brady two weeks ago, and he will do the same for starts this season, Manning threw 17 interceptions. Denver Athlon Sports games, and he has 189 yards in the postseason so far. While Newton. The Panthers will move the ball some, but went 7–2 in those games in spite of him. Since returning Senior Editor he is unlikely to have a huge day against Denver’s defense, they will have to work for it. during the second half of the regular season inale, Manning @JohnGworek expect Stewart to get 18-20 carries to keep the Broncos’ Who has the edge: Denver has not thrown a pick in 78 attempts, and obviously Denver pass rush from teeing off and set up play-action. has not lost. The Broncos may not be winning because of Newton’s favorite target by far has been tight end Greg Broncos ofense vs. Panthers defense him, but at least he’s not making it harder on them. Olsen (77 rec., 1,104 yards in the regular season). While No team faced more pass Thing is, Denver is not winning because of its running game either — Olsen is not as physically imposing as New England’s Rob Gronkowski, attempts this season than at least not in the postseason. The Broncos are averaging 108 yards rush- he will still pose a big challenge to the Denver defense. The Broncos are the Panthers. The trend has ing in the playoffs, which is just about where they were during the regular banged up at the safety spots, and Gronkowski caught eight passes for 144 continued in the playoffs as season (107.4, 17th in the NFL). In fact, that average appears to be a yards in the AFC title game. The Panthers would like to get Ted Ginn back opponents have run 28 times magic number for them: When the Broncos have rushed for more than on track, as well. Since catching six touchdown passes over three games and passed 89 against Carolina. 108 yards, they are 9–0. When they rush for fewer, they are 5–4. Before in December, Ginn has just three catches total in his last three games. That’s what happens when you jump out to huge leads. winning with just 99 rushing yards in the AFC title game, Denver had not DEFENSE: More than Denver, Carolina thrives on turnovers. The Pan- Denver hasn’t run the ball nearly as well as most won a game with a below-average rushing attack since Oct. 11. Getting thers led the NFL with 39 takeaways during the regular season and have expected coming into the season, but it’s not for a to 108 won’t be easy: Carolina ranked fourth in the NFL against the run added nine more in two postseason games. Linebacker Luke Kuechly has lack of trying. The Broncos are averaging more than 30 this season, allowing just 88.4 yards per game. returned an interception for a touchdown in both rushing attempts per game in the postseason, and that DEFENSE: At irst glance, it looks as if the of the last two games and could wreak havoc must continue for them to have a chance. defense must force at least a couple turnovers with Denver’s short passing game when he drops With a league-best 24 interceptions, the Panthers for the Broncos to win. For one thing, the of- into coverage. Carolina has other ballhawks as are a defense built to take advantage when the well. Safety Kurt Coleman had seven intercep- fense may need a short ield to score points. opponent has to throw. If Peyton Manning is forced to More importantly, Denver is 13–1 when it tions during the regular season and added two forces even one turnover and 1–3 when it fails more last week against the Cardinals, while Josh try to win this one with his arm, it won’t end well for to take the ball away. Norman returned two of his four picks for scores the Broncos. But it would be a mistake to think that this during the season. Who has the edge: Carolina is a defense that lives and dies by the big Carolina ranked fourth in rushing yards al- So who wins the game? play. The Broncos allowed the fewest yards lowed and seventh in yards per rush against dur- This has the makings of a in the NFL during the regular season (283.1 ing the season, but opponents often fell behind defensive slugfest. Denver held per game), and led the league in both pass quickly and had to abandon the ground game. both Ben Roethlisberger and defense (199.6 yards per game) and yards al- Opponents have attempted at least 25 rushes Tom Brady under 20 points to lowed per rush (3.3). Against Aaron Rodgers against the Panthers only six times this season. get here. Carolina has punched and the Packers in November, Denver had no Five of those times, they gained at least 115 both of its playoff opponents in takeaways but allowed just 140 total yards in a yards on the ground; the sixth time was in Caro- the mouth early. The Panthers then dictated that the 29–10 win. While the turnovers and sacks (52, lina’s only loss. If Denver gets one-dimension- game be played on their terms, right into the hands of al, it plays into the Panthers’ hands. irst in the NFL) ill the highlight reel, this is a sound defense play in and their ballhawking on defense. Something has to give. play out. Other than Ben Roethlisberger, no one has thrown for 300 yards COACHING: Head coach Ron Rivera appeared to solve what was against Denver this season, and the Broncos haven’t given up more than perhaps Carolina’s biggest worry in the NFC Championship Game. The As long as Denver takes care of the ball and stays 120 yards rushing in a game since Week 2. Panthers escaped with victories several times despite blowing big leads balanced, this will be a 60-minute game. It may be It will likely require another dominant performance to beat Cam New- during the regular season, and they nearly blew a 31–0 halftime lead Cam Newton’s time, but the Broncos are going to make ton and the Panthers, but the Broncos have that kind of game in them. in the Division Round of the playoffs. They inally put two dominant him earn it. We’re betting he does. COACHING: After failing to advance past the Divisional Round of halves together against the Cardinals to earn the trip to Super Bowl 50, Prediction: Carolina 23, Denver 16 the playoffs in two tries with Houston, Gary Kubiak has the Broncos in but maybe a close game isn’t so scary: While Denver is 11–3 in games Photos: Cam Newton: Harrison McClary/Athlon Sports; the Super Bowl in his irst season in Denver. Defensive coordinator Wade decided by eight points or less, Carolina is 8–1. Peyton Manning: AP Images

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NFL How Kubiak Left Ravens and Ended Up as Broncos Head Coach By Jeff Zrebiec apparently quickly gained the The Baltimore Sun (MCT) respect and trust of the Broncos’ locker room, which contains Less than 24 hours after their many accomplished stars like 2014 season ended with a gut- Manning, wide receiver De- wrenching 35-31 loss to the New maryius Thomas, linebackers England Patriots in the AFC DeMarcus Ware and Von Miller, divisional playoff round, the and cornerback Aqib Talib. Ravens achieved their first vic- “I know it means a ton to him tory of the offseason, or so they to be in this situation,” Daniels thought. told reporters last week after Resisting overtures from the Broncos beat the Patriots to the New York Jets and Chicago secure a Super Bowl berth. The Bears for their head coaching tight end has played his entire vacancies, Gary Kubiak vowed 10-year career under Kubiak in to remain with the Ravens after some capacity. “It means a lot to a season in which he directed the me to share that with him. It was team’s offense to new heights. really, really cool.” “It is flattering and humbling Forsett spoke with his former to be invited to interview for a coach not long after he decided number of NFL head coaching to take the Broncos’ job. He said positions, and I greatly appreci- that it was obvious that Kubiak ate these opportunities,” Kubiak had agonized over the decision said in a statement released by to leave. By all accounts, Kubiak the team on Jan. 11, 2015. “But had really enjoyed his one season I have decided to stay with the working under John Harbaugh Ravens. This is a special organi- and leading the Ravens’ offense. zation and we, like John (Har- He had mentioned on several baugh) says, are building some- Jeff Chiu / occasions that it was almost ther- thing great. I want to be a part of The Associated Press Denver Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak smiles during an NFL football practice in Stanford, Calif., Wednesday. apeutic for him after a difficult that and contribute in whatever end to his tenure as the Texans’ ways I can.” head coach, and the health scare One day later, everything 11 seasons as the team’s offensive cy under their first-year offen- uneven performance in 2014. that he endured late in the 2013 changed. The Denver Broncos coordinator, admitted as much, sive coordinator Marc Trestman. “We didn’t want to lose him, season, when he collapsed on the were embarrassed at home by saying that the Broncos’ open- Quarterback Joe Flacco, who had but I’m happy that it’s worked sideline. the Indianapolis Colts, their lat- ing was a “game changer.” He his best NFL regular season un- out for him,” Forsett said, also At the news conference in est playoff disappointment. The acknowledged that the Broncos’ der Kubiak, struggled before his expressing excitement for for- which he was introduced as the relationship between Broncos head coaching job was probably season-ending left knee injury. mer Ravens’ teammate, tight end Broncos’ head coach, Kubiak head coach John Fox and general the only position that he would And the Ravens’ running game, Owen Daniels, who followed Ku- didn’t take long before thank- manager John Elway had soured. have left the Ravens for following the strength of the team the pre- biak to Denver. ing the Ravens’ organization On Jan.13, the Broncos and Fox the 2014 season. vious year, faltered and finished Forsett played under Kubiak and saying how much he learned “mutually” agreed to part ways. His decision to depart cer- the season ranked 26th in rush- with the Houston Texans, and from Harbaugh. On Jan.19, Kubiak, a former tainly altered the immediate ing yards per game. developed a strong relationship “Without that organization Broncos player and coach and fortunes of two franchises. The It, of course, would be totally with the player’s coach. giving me an opportunity at one of Elway’s closest friends, Broncos are preparing to play unfair to put all _ or even much “I reached a point in my ca- about this same time last year, I was named Denver’s head coach the Carolina Panthers Sunday in of the blame _ on Trestman who reer where not many people were probably wouldn’t be here today,” and the Ravens were in need of Super Bowl 50, largely because was forced to direct an injury- willing to give me a chance and Kubiak said. “It was a wonderful their third different offensive co- of a relentless defense. However, depleted offense that played he stood on the table for me,” experience. ... I really can’t ex- ordinator in as many seasons. Kubiak’s leadership and steady- the whole season without first- Forsett said. “He’s one of the rea- plain the value of last year for me “I know the decision was ing hand, particularly in the round wide receiver Breshad Per- sons I’m in Baltimore.” as a coach. Being around John heart-wrenching for him, espe- way that he handled quarterback riman, and significant parts of it Kubiak, 54, is known as a Harbaugh, being around that or- cially after he said that he was go- Peyton Manning’s injury and re- without Flacco, Forsett, top wide player’s coach. He is an intense ganization, being around Ozzie ing to stay,” Ravens running back turn as a starter, has been a huge receiver Steve Smith Sr., starting and no-nonsense guy, yet he’s Newsome, and watching them Justin Forsett said in a phone in- factor in the team’s run to the Su- tight end Crockett Gillmore and also extremely supportive of go about their business, how they terview with The Baltimore Sun per Bowl. starting offensive linemen Eu- players both publicly and pri- go about being successful week last week. “I don’t think anybody The Ravens, meanwhile, are gene Monroe and Jeremy Zuttah. vately. He’s not prone to blowups in and week out. I take all that as expected the Denver job to come coming off a season in which But it would be foolish to dis- at practice or in meetings, and he I move forward. I know that I’m open. But that was his dream job.” their offense, which set a fran- miss the loss of Kubiak and the certainly won’t throw players un- a lot better coach now than I was Kubiak, who spent his entire chise record for points in 2014 adjustments to the way Trestman der the bus to the media. when I left.” nine-year playing career as a with Kubiak calling the plays in saw things and wanted them He hit it off with many Ra- That’s been proven out in the backup to Elway and then spent 2014, struggled to find consisten- done as factors in the offense’s vens, including Flacco, and he 11 months since.

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Carrina Stanton / For The Chronicle Brothers Mortimer (played by Shane Rivers), at left, and Jonathan (played by Bruce Roberts) at right, square of over whether fugitive Jonathan should be allowed to stay at their aunts’ home.

ROXY THEATER: ‘Arsenic & soned with elderberry tea, an act they consider charitable. Their Old Lace’ Takes Dinner nephew, Teddy (played by Fred Theater Stage Schwindt), believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and is digging the By Carrina Stanton Panama Canal, when in fact he is For The Chronicle constantly digging graves for his aunts’ victims. Beware sweet old ladies offer- “This play is classic in that you ing elderberry tea at the 10th an- have good guys and bad guys but nual Roxy dinner theater. it’s all twisted around because the “Arsenic & Old Lace,” open- Sisters Abby (played by Elysa Ray) and Martha (played by Sarah Simek) convince their nephew ing Saturday at the Tiller Arts little old ladies, who are supposed Teddy (played by Fred Schwindt) to bury another body for them. Teddy thinks he is Theodore Center next door to the Morton to be the good guys, are the mur- Roosevelt and that he is digging the Panama Canal in the home’s cellar. theater, will present the classic derers,” Mullen said. tale of murder, madness and dark The sisters’ work is interrupted comedy in the setting of a dinner/ by a visit from their nephew Mor- luncheon theater. timer (played by Shane Rivers) Director Linda Mullen has and his fiancee Elaine (played by been part of the Roxy for seven Fiona Thornton). When Mortim- years, mostly working with the er opens their window seat and Roxy’s children’s theater program. discovers the body of their latest In an effort to shake things up victim, he tries to call an end to this season, Mullen was put in their business. charge of the annual dinner the- “It’s a great play,” said Ray, who ater production, while Bruce Rob- has been acting at the Roxy for erts, who usually handles the din- five years now. “It’s extremely well ner theater, is working with the written.” young thespians. Mullen said the The sisters’ plans are further show was chosen by Roxy leader- complicated when their shady ship and is a story that has been nephew Jonathan (played by Rob- suggested for staging for a num- erts) and his associate Mr. Ein- ber of years. Judging by the buzz stein (played by Jason Eck) ar- the choice has created she thinks rive mysteriously. Not only does the show will be a success. Jonathan come bearing a new face, “We’ve received more phone courtesy of Einstein, but the two Mr. Einstein (played by Jason Eck) tells a story while his associate Jonathan (played by Bruce calls and more people wanting to also have their own body they Roberts) and Jonathan’s aunts Abby (played by Elysa Ray) and Martha (played by Sarah see this play than we’ve ever had,” hope to dump at the family home. Simek) look on. Mullen said. “And it’s been an ab- Mullen said she thinks audi- solute kick to direct.” ence members will be drawn to The play, tells the classic 1940s “Arsenic & Old Lace” because it tale of spinster sisters Martha is an intriguing and funny story (played by Sarah Simek) and Abby with a colorful cast of characters. (played by Elysa Ray) Brewster “It’s not only fun in that gentle who never seem to have any rent- and dark way but it’s also very ers, despite the room for rent sign classic,” Mullen said. “As I’ve in front of their Brooklyn home. studied the play it’s one of the Though outwardly they seem like most well written plays I’ve seen. the most charitable souls, their Every single character is essential cellar contains the graves of 12 to the depth and richness of the elderly gentlemen they have poi- story.”

IF YOU GO … What: “Arsenic & Old Lace” dinner/luncheon theater When: 6 p.m. Feb. 6 and 13 and 1 p.m. Feb. 14 Where: Tiller Arts Center (next door to the Roxy Theater), Morton Tickets: $30 dinner, $25 lunch include meal and show. Info: Tickets can be purchased online at www.mortonroxy.org or at the Fugitive nephew Jonathan (played by Bruce Roberts) shields his eyes to avoid being recog- BCJ Gallery, (360) 496-0542 nized by Oicer O’Hara (played by Steve Hoecker) as he checks in on the Brewster house owned by Abby (played by Elysa Ray) and Martha (played by Sarah Simek). Nephew Mor- timer (played by Shane Rivers) looks on. Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 04, 2016 LIFE

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a.m., Salkum Organizations Today Preschool Story Time, for children 3-6 years, 10 a.m., Chehalis Disabled American Veterans, 1 p.m., Art Conversations With Karen Price, American Legion building, 111 W. Main Carol Smith and the Crew, 10:30 a.m., Family Story Time, for children, 10:30 St., Centralia, (360) 245-3357 or (360) White Pass Country Museum, 12990 U.S. a.m., Winlock 262-9360 Highway 12, Packwood, (360) 494-4031 Sensory Friendly Story Time, for children age 3-sixth grade, 10:30 a.m., Centralia Support Groups Public Agencies PageTurners Book Discussion, for PFLAG, 1-3 p.m., Centralia United adults, “The Paris Architect,” by Charles Lewis County Mental Health Coali- Methodist Church, 506 S. Washington Belfloure, 12:30 p.m., Winlock tion, 10-11:30 a.m., Lewis County Public Ave., Centralia, provides families with Health building, second-floor confer- information to dispel myths and stereo- ence room, (360) 740-1430 Support Groups types about sexual orientation and gen- Reducing Underage Drinking Coali- der identity, http://www.pflagcc.org/ tion, 2 p.m., Lewis County Public Health H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., building, second-floor conference Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 building, (360) 740-1424 Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, Sunday, Feb. 7 Lewis County Alcohol, Tobacco and [email protected] Other Drugs Advisory Board, 4 p.m., Celebrate Recovery, dinner 6 p.m., Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo Lewis County Public Health building, large group 7 p.m., small groups 8 p.m., starts 6:30 p.m., Forest Grange, 3397 second-floor conference room, (360) Grace Foursquare Church, 3030 Borst Jackson Highway, Chehalis 740-1418 Ave., Centralia, (360) 736-0778, www. Dancing, Swing Stuff, 1:30-4:30 p.m., Timberlands Regional Support Net- gracefoursquarechurch.com Swede Hall, Rochester, (360) 350-2423 work, governing board, 10 a.m., 102 Community meal, 1-3 p.m., Rotary Main St., Suite 25 Broadway, Cathlamet Riverside Park, Centralia, free, spon- Saturday, Feb. 6 sored by Jesus Name Pentecostal Libraries Church, Chehalis, (360) 623-9438 Big Game Bash, doors open at Mother Goose Play Group, for chil- Wind Symphony to 2:30 p.m., Lucky Eagle Casino, Roch- dren birth-6 years, 10:30 a.m., Centralia Perform ‘Music of the ester, tickets start at $30, must be 21, Family Story Time, for children age 1-800-720-1788 3-third grade, 11:45 a.m., Randle Americas’ GriefShare, a video seminar focus- Page Turners Book Discussion, for ing on helping people who have lost a adults, “Dearie: The Remarkable Life of The Northwest Wind Sym- loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Shoestring Val- Julia Child,” by Bob Spitz, noon, Chehalis phony will be featuring “Music ley Community Church, 104 Frase Road, Drop-In Computer and E-Book Help, of the Americas” at its winter Onalaska, (360) 623-0194, http://svc- for teens and adults, 3 p.m., Tenino concert at 7 p.m. Saturday at church.com/griefshare/ The Knitting Circle, for adults, 4 p.m., Centralia College’s Corbet The- Salkum atre. Organizations From Sousa to the Fiesta, the Men’s Fraternity, 6-7:30 p.m., Day- Organizations NWWS will take listeners on a spring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Oakview Grange, 7 p.m., 2715 N. tour of North and South Amer- Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 or Pearl St., Centralia, (360) 736-5639 ica. Guest artists will be Jame- email [email protected] Lewis County Robotics Society, 6 son Bratcher on tuba, Dan Hurd p.m., room 128, Kemp Hall, Centralia on trumpet and John Welsh as College, (360) 304-9660 guest conductor. Monday, Feb. 8 Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Tickets are $12, which may Herbal Beginnings, 1-3 p.m., 4162 Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 be purchased at the door, at Jackson Highway, Chehalis, (360) Centralia-Chehalis Vintage Auto Club, Book ‘n’ Brush in Chehalis or 262-0525 7:30 p.m., Ramblin’ Jack’s Rib Eye, 1336 Heymann Whinery in Centralia. “The Revenant,” 7 p.m., Roxy Theater, Rush Road, Chehalis, (360) 767-0719 Students are free with a paying Morton, rated R, adults $7, seniors/stu- S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., Fort Borst dents $6, (360) 496-5599 Park, Kitchen 1, Centralia, (360) 269- adult. 3827 or (360) 736-4163 For more information, visit Pinochle, 6 p.m., Chehalis Eagles, www.northwestwindsymphony. Public Agencies 1993 S. Market Blvd, Chehalis, (360) org. Lewis County Commission, 10 a.m., 520-0772 BOCC board room, second floor, Lewis Centralia-Chehalis Vintage Auto Club, County Courthouse, agenda available 7:30 p.m., Ramblin Jack’s Rib Eye, 1336 Morton Dinner/ at http://goo.gl/agwWM, (360) 740-1120 Rush Road, Napavine, (360) 273-6961 Winlock Finnish Lodge 19, 4 p.m., Luncheon Theater Chehalis City Council, 5 p.m, City Hope Grange, Antrim Road, Winlock, Hall council chamber, 350 N. Market (360) 520-5596 to Perform ‘Arsenic Blvd., Chehalis, agendas available at http://ci.chehalis.wa.us/meetings, (360) and Old Lace’ 345-1042 Support Groups Centralia Historic Preservation Com- A dinner/luncheon theater “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the mission, 5:30 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. Ma- loss of a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Assured featuring “Arsenic and Old Lace” ple St., Centralia, (360) 330-7695 Home Hospice, 2120 N. Park St., Centra- is coming to the Tiller Arts Cen- Lewis County Board of Health, 9 a.m., lia, (360) 330-2640 ter in Morton Saturday and Sun- BOCC Board Room, second floor, Lewis Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 day and Feb. 13 and 14. County Courthouse, agenda available p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 Performances will be at 6 at http://goo.gl/zKXB3, 740-1148 N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) Centralia Parks Board, 5 p.m., Fort 736-9268 p.m. Feb. 6 and 13, and 1 p.m. Borst Park Kitchen 2, (360) 330-7662 Multiple sclerosis, 6-8 p.m., Provi- and Feb. 7 and 14. Mossyrock Fire Department, fire dence Centralia Hospital chapel confer- “Arsenic and Old Lace” is the commissioners, noon, main station, 137 ence room, (360) 748-8687, Facebook story of the charming and inno- E. Main St., Mossyrock, (360) 983-3456 page: Lewis County MS Support Group cent Martha and Abby Brewster, Grays Harbor Fire District 1, 7 p.m., who populate their cellar with Oakville Fire Hall, (360) 273-6541 Friday, Feb. 5 the remains of socially and reli- Lewis County Cemetery District 4, 6 p.m., Randle Fire Station annex, (360) giously “acceptable” roomers. Harvey Nelson and Swing Stuff Band, 494-4031 country/western, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cit- A catered dinner is available ies Senior Center, $6, (360) 350-2423 for the performances. Cost is Potato bar, 4:30-7 p.m., Olequa $30 for the dinner shows and Senior Center, 119 SW Kerron Ave., in- $25 for the luncheon perfor- New Patient Exam and Children’s New Patient cludes drinks, salads, potato chips and mances. For the play only, cost numerous potato toppings, Winlock, $8, Cleaning Exam and Cleaning children 5-12 $4, (360) 785-4325 is $12 in advance and $13 at the Funaddicts, 9:30 p.m.-1 a.m., Scat- door. ter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, Tickets are available at the $149 $89 Rochester BCJ Gallery in Morton, (360) Offers valid for new, cash pay patients only. Includes exam, consultation, any necessary x-rays and dental Sausage Making, 6 p.m., Fort Borst 496-0542. cleaning (in the absence of periodontal disease only). Not valid with any other offer. 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Diyah Perah / The CW Network Arthur Darvill as Rip Hunter in DC’s “Legends of Tomorrow.”

Arthur Darvill Masters Time, ‘DC’s Legends of Tomorrow’

By Curt Wagner Darvill said, laughing. Berlanti, an executive pro- Tribune News Service Rip is a man of question- ducer for all three series, said able morals, yet he can’t help in Pasadena that “Legends” DOCTOR WHO V. RIP HUNTER Arthur Darvill isn’t a but care about the people came about because he and Arthur Darvill is back in time-travel mode as Rip stranger to TV time travel, around him, Darvill said, his fellow producers wanted Hunter in “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow,” after starring as but he’s never been at the even if he doesn’t act like it. to give the actors and writers helm of a vehicle zipping “Rip is very much a human a sidekick in the British hit “Doctor Who.” Take a look at a chance to dig deeper into the similarities and differences in the two time travelers. back to 1980s Russia or for- man who’s been damaged these characters’ lives. ward to an apocalyptic fu- and he’s looking for revenge. When the producers de- ture. I don’t think the Doctor’s cided to add the Rip Hunter For three seasons ever looking for revenge.” character, whose first comic 1ST APPEARANCE of “Doctor Who,” Darvill Rip wants to avenge the book appearance was in 1959 Doctor Who: 1963 on BBC Rip Hunter: 1959 in DC starred as Rory Williams, murders of his wife and son — four years before “Doctor who was the 11th Doctor’s One in “Doctor Who” Comics’ “Showcase #20.” — who in the show’s premiere Who” debuted on British TV reluctant companion in the were killed by the immor- in 1963 — they found a way British sci-fi hit. Rory and tal baddie Vandal Savage to bring all the characters to- his wife, Amy Pond, sped ORIGIN (Casper Crump) as he con- gether. through space and time with quered the world in 2166. In “We got really excit- Doctor Who: He’s a renegade Rip Hunter: He’s a human the Doctor aboard his phone order to defeat Savage and from an ancient extraterrestrial Time Master who has defied the booth-shaped TARDIS. ed by the sort of ‘Dirty prevent the murders, Rip Dozen’/‘Ocean’s Eleven’ style people called the Time Lords. Time Masters Council. Now the English actor is travels 150 years into his past playing Rip Hunter, a Time of mash-up or team-up of — the current present — to these characters on a singu- VEHICLE Master who pilots a time ship assemble a team of eight not- lar quest,” Berlanti said of the Doctor Who: His TARDIS flies Rip Hunter: His Waverider he calls the Waverider in the quite-heroes to help him. characters, who had never through time and space, and is only flies through time. It’s not comic-book inspired “DC’s The super team includes been brought together in the bigger on the inside. bigger on the inside, but it does Legends of Tomorrow,” air- the Atom (Brandon Routh); DC Comics books in this have an artificial intelligence ing Thursdays on The CW. the White Canary (Ca- called Gideon. The similarities of the ity Lotz); Firestorm (Victor way. two time travelers are not Garber and Franz Drameh); With nine main charac- lost on Darvill. Captain Cold (Wentworth ters, the writers can group “Obviously there is the Miller) and his partner in them in multiple ways for STYLE new missions throughout the time travel element and I’m crime Heat Wave (Dominic Doctor Who: Rip Hunter: season. Character dynamics Several of the He wears a long an Englishman in a long coat. Purcell); and Hawkgirl (Ci- Doctors have worn long coats. coat and looks fabulous in it. So there are parallels,” Dar- ara Renee) and Hawkman change with each adventure, vill said. “When I got offered (Falk Hentschel). Darvill said, as does the tone the job my concern was that Working with such a of the show. it would be too similar. Then large cast has been a great Darvill is especially excit- WEAPONS I got the scripts and it was experience, Darvill said, ed about “Blood Ties,” airing Doctor Who: Rip Hunter: not. It is very different.” because each actor brings Feb. 4, which he says has the He has a Sonic He shoots a ray Darvill, sitting for an in- something different to the feel of a classic Hammer Film Screwdriver, but refuses to use a gun — and loves it. terview at the January meet- project. Another plus? “You Productions horror film. In weapon. ing of the TV Critics Asso- never run out of conversa- the Feb. 11 episode, “White ciation in Pasadena, Calif., tion,” he said, laughing. “If Knights,” the team travels to said Rip is not an alien like something dries up with one Soviet Russia in the 1980s. ENEMIES the Doctor. Unlike the Doc- person there’s always some- “With eight, nine, 10 in tor, he uses a weapon — a one else to talk to.” the group, it’s a big change- Doctor Who: He has many Rip Hunter: So far, he’s only got ray gun — and isn’t afraid to All the actors except Dar- able beast,” Darvill said nemeses, including the Master, one villain in his sights: throw a punch. vill appeared as their char- of “Legends.”“There’s a real Daleks, Cybermen and the Vandal Savage. “I have had to learn to acters in The CW’s other darkness but humor in all of Weeping Angels. punch people in the face, comics-inspired shows, “Ar- it. Yeah, no two days are the which I’ve really enjoyed,” row” and “The Flash.” Greg same.”

From left, Franz Drameh as Jeferson”Jax” Jackson, Falk Hentschel as Carter Hall/Hawkman, Ciara Renee as Kendra Saunders/Hawkgirl, Caity Lotz as Sara Lance, Victor Garber as Professor Martin Stein, Wentworth Miller as Leonard Snart/Captain Cold, Dominic Purcell as Mick Rory/Heat Wave and Brandon Routh as Ray Palmer/Atom in DC’s “Legends of Tomorrow.” Life 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 LIFE COMICS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 2, 2016 • Life 5

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DILBERT by Scott Adams

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B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker February 2016 The chamber is open Mon-fri 9-5 and Saturdays 9-3 BCusiness onnections Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce Monthly Newsletter The 2016 Centralia-Chehalis Chamber Board The Centralia-Chehalis ness community. Today I want Community Through Partner- and attending ribbon cuttings, of “promoting, protecting and Chamber of Commerce is not to focus on the Centralia-Che- ships and Collaboration.” Mr. forums, business after hours, informing” our business com- just about a paid team of people halis Chamber of Commerce Chaput has great experience at community meetings, Chamber munity. that reside in our office doing Board of Directors. doing just that. sponsored events, and so much The 19 people pictured here the daily work The Chamber has a board of Being on the Chamber Board more. deserve a huge thank you on be- for our orga- 19 Directors which is comprised takes dedication. The Board The insight and experience half of the Chamber. I want to nization. It is of 6 Executive Board members reviews financials, discusses each of these Board members take time to say “thank you” to much more and 11 Board members and 2 community topics, prepares for give to the Chamber makes our all of them and I encourage you than that. The non-voting Board members. events, makes organizational organization strong and stable. to take the time to reach out to Chamber has The full Board of Directors meet decisions, etc. These are all I firmly believe that a strong paid staff, once a month for our regular very typical items for a Cham- Board of Directors that care them and let them know how board mem- Board meetings and the Execu- ber Board. What I think is ex- enough to sit in a room and talk appreciated they are as they help bers, ambas- tive group meets one additional tremely special about our Board to each other about important lead our community toward sadors, volun- Alicia Bull time during the month. We is their dedication level to the community issues is the key to economic growth and job devel- teers, and all Executive are excited to have Todd Cha- business community. Not only a healthy organization. What I opment. They are all wonderful of its members Director put as the Board Chairman for do they attend the meetings list- appreciate is that they are a very examples of community leaders that serve as 2016. Our theme for this year ed above, but they support our diverse group of community that truly put in the time and ef- wonderful stewards to the busi- is “Working To Create a Better organization by volunteering at leaders that have a common goal fort to make a difference. Executive Board Free Resources for Businesses By Lesona Hartman es can be found under the Research Business Services Consultant tab on the library website. 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Matt Moses , Randy Mueller, Karl Werner , Tony Ketchum, Julie Pendleton, Sierra Pacific Port of Chehalis Ritchie Bros. I.P. Callison & Dick’s Brewing Upcoming Chamber Events Industries Auctioneers Sons Co. Ribbon Cutting - February 5th, 12:15pm. Come and check out Heritage Kung Fu & Tai Chi at their new location as we welcome them non-Voting Board 2015 Business of the Year to the Chamber! 249 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis.

Chamber Forum - February 8th, 11:30am-1pm at O’Blarney’s in downtown Centralia. Superintendent of the Chehalis School District, Ed Rothlin with be sharing the new facility plans.

Ribbon Cutting - February 12th, 12:15pm. Visiting Nurses Foundation is opening their third thrift store! 435 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis.

Merlin MacReynold , Rob Hill , Business After Hours - February 18th, 5-7pm. Join us at Moerke & City of Chehalis City of Centralia Sons Pump & Drilling for this great networking opportunity. 1162 NW State Ave., Chehalis

**51st Home & Garden Show** - April 15th-17th at the NW Sports Welcome New Hub in Centralia. Chamber member Heritage Kung Fu & Tai Chi 249 NW Chehalis Ave. 2016 Chehalis, WA 98532 360-520-9128 Chamber Directories

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Directory 51st Annual Home & Garden Show CHAMBER STAFF Alicia Bull April 15th – 17th, 2016 Executive Director [email protected] NW Sports Hub, 701 Allen Ave., Centralia

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Gibson House Event Center- bars in town (complete with $25 family of 4. Online at mation contact Art Full- $20 for first and $5 for ad- Affordable Elegance love poem!); heart-shaped http://www.brownpaper- er, Program Coordinator, ditional family members. The Gibson House Event stones and boxes; and ro- tickets.com/event/2489903 WSU Lewis County Master Ages 5 -12. RSVP space Center is located in the mantic beeswax candles in HUB CITY COMEDY: Gardeners, (360) 740-1216 is limited. Presidents Day Heart of beautiful down- sweet porcelain cups. And AMIR K or e-mail art.fuller@lewis- Kung Fu Kids Kamp: Mon- town Centralia directly of course everyone loves a Friday, February 19 countywa.gov. day, February 15th from above O’Blarney’s Irish Pub sale—check out the big dis- @ 8 pm 10am to 3pm. Bully Proof at 221 N Tower Ave. We counts on winter wearables Presented by Heritage Kung Fu & Tai Chi class, games, pizza , PG have just the right size space in the store and online! Mackinaws Restaurant February 2016 Calendar of Events: rated movie. Please bring a HUBBUB • 505 N. Tower Tickets are $15 presale or snack and water bottle. Cost for your next event whether Women’s Self Defense Se- you have 20 or 200 guests. Avenue • Downtown Centra- $18 at the door and are avail- is $30 for first and $15 for lia • (360) 736-1517. Visit us able online at http://www. ries: February 5th- March additional family members. Our services include tables, 25th. Class times are Fri- chairs, food and bever- online at hubbubshop.com brownpapertickets.com/ Ages 5-12. RSVP space is and on Facebook. We’re do- event/2495189 day’s from 7pm to 8:30pm. limited. Sifu Johnson has age catering, linen service (No class on 2/12 or 3/11) and we do the cleanup. We ing some shopping in Feb- Unbranded - second been teaching Kajukenbo ruary so will be closed Sun- screening Each session will emphasis Tum Pai in the Chehalis area have served our customers new skills sets beginning in all of the following events, days & Mondays—except Thursday, February 25 for more than two years. Ka- for Presidents’ Day week- @ 7:30 pm with punching and kicking jukenbo is a mixed martial Wedding receptions, class to building good structure reunions, retirements, me- end, when we’ll be open and Admission for the show art that was developed in and power. Following ses- Hawaii between 1947-1949. morials, business meetings, participating in Centralia’s is $10 per person. Tick- downtown sale event. sions will introduce grabs, Contact Sifu Cindy Johnson birthdays, anniversaries, and ets are available online at https://www.tugg.com/ multiple attackers, weapon to RSVP. 360-520-9128 fund raisers give us a call at disarms, and escapes from 360-807-4936 to set up a tour Reliable Enterprises Offering events/78804 New Program FOX FILM SERIES: take downs. Ages 13 and up Pleasant Hill Studios or check us out on the web with parental consent. Cost Reliable Enterprises, a cabaret** at www.GibsonHouseEvent- is $65. Valentine’s Parents Perhaps Lewis County’s proud Agency of United Saturday, February 27 Center.com. It’s never too Night Out: Friday, February best kept secret, Pleas- Way, is excited to offer a @ 2 & 7 pm ant Hill Studios is a fully early to book us for your next 12th from 7pm to 8:30pm. valuable new program in Presented by Mixx 96 FM equipped professional re- Holiday party either. Here’s an opportunity for a Lewis County, the “Con- Admission $10 – single, cording studio right here in date night while the kids are necting Families Visitation $25 family of 4. Online at Chehalis. Producer / engi- Centralia College Foundation in a safe, positive, and fun Services” and the Dorothy http://www.brownpaper- neer Jeff Andersen (of the seeks nominations for environment. Bully Proof Exceptional Faculty Awards and Donald Smith Fam- tickets.com/event/2489911 Backfire Band) and his wife ily Visitation Center. Lola ** Presale tickets are avail- class and games and part of The Centralia College please see BIZZ BUZZ, page 4 Smith Toloba is the Pro- able at Book ‘n’ Brush in a PG rated movie. Cost is Foundation is now accept- gram Manager. Founded in Chehalis, Holley’s Place, ing nominations for the 1977, Reliable Enterprises of HUBBUB, Santa Lucia Cof- 2015-16 Exceptional Faculty Explore Your Insurance Options Lewis County, Washington fee and PostNet in Centralia. Call us for a quote 800-321-1878 or 736-1234 Awards. Each year, the col- Season Passes for admission began by offering basic so- Business • Personal • Home • Auto • Flood • Earthquake • Life lege and foundation recog- cialization skills for people into all of the 2016 Fox Film nize two outstanding faculty with developmental disabili- Series movies are available members who have shown ties. Through the years the for $90 per person, or $70 excellence in their primary non-profit organization has per person for members. assignment, service to stu- continually adapted and im- Holley’s Place Frozen Yogurt LLC dents, service to their profes- proved, added, and adapted and the new Fox Theatre sion, and have made profes- its programs to meet the Concession Stand supply the sional contributions to the needs of Lewis County. To- best movie snacks including college and the community. day Reliable Enterprises popcorn, nachos, hot dogs, 118 West Pine Street, Centralia “This is your opportunity to offers Affordable Hous- pretzels, drinks and more! Also located in Olympia & Vancouver CH553824cbw.sw recognize a faculty member ing, New Life Home Supply, For more information about 800-321-1878 or 360-736-7601 who makes a positive im- SPARC, the Family Support these or other activities or www.nicholson-insurance.com pact on students,” said Julie Network, the Infant Toddler to volunteer, contact the Fox Johnson, director of donor Early Intervention Program Theatre at (360) 623-1103 or services and alumni rela- (InToT), the Parent to Parent email scott@centraliafox- tions. “This is your chance program, an Employment theatre.com. to say ‘thank you’ to a fac- Services Program, and five Money to Lend! ulty member who is mak- Lewis County Head Start Upcoming 2016 Gardening Local Lenders • Competitive Rates Member FDIC ing a difference.” Nomina- sites. Connecting Families Workshops (All gardening tion packets are available Our business is helping Visitation Services partners classes are free of charge) your business succeed! online via the foundation with Lewis County Head- web page at foundation.cen- SAVE THE DATE! Join us • Business Loans start/ECAEP, and INTOT. at 10 am on February 20th • Lines/Letters of Credit tralia.edu. Limited paper Lola currently supervises • Equipment Financing copies are also available in at Borst Demo Garden in 30+ Visitation Specialists Centralia where WSU Lewis • SBA & Rural the cafeteria, library, and in Development Loans who, through referrals from County Master Gardener the lobbies of the Walton Children’s Administration Call Andy today to Gary Gorremans will be CH554093bw.ke Science Center and Wash- Social Workers, set-up vis- schedule an appointment ington Hall. Completed teaching the popular class its with birth parents, fos- on Spring Grape Care. Learn at your convenience! nomination packets must ter parents, social workers, Andy Alexander be returned to the founda- how to prune your grapes GAL’s, and attorneys, per and which grapes grow well 748.8648 | 877.595.0378 | ssbwa.com tion office at 600 Centralia a court order. Visitation in our climate. Free cuttings College Blvd. or via email to sites are selected in accor- from the grapes at Borst [email protected] Title Guaranty Co. Of Lewis County dance to the order of the Demo Garden will be avail- by 3 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 4. Since 1958 court. Visitation Specialists able for all attendees. Inter- For additional information, Title Insurance • Escrow Service coordinate and/or provide ested in learning more about contact the foundation of- Your Locally Owned Company transportation to and from your home garden? Garden- fice at 360-736-9391, ext. 290. the visit location, supervise ing for Everyone is sched- the interactions between uled from 9 am to 2:30 pm Sweet News from HUBBUB! children and their parents, on February 27th at Cen- The new year brings excit- and intervene if necessary tralia College, Washington ing developments for HUB- for the safety and wellness Hall. Classes will include BUB — we are thrilled to an- of the child. Professional Growing Tomatoes, Verti- nounce a brand new website court reports are written by cal Container Gardening, as well as an online shopping the Specialist which docu- Deer Resistant Landscap- Agent for First American, Chicago and Stewart Title Insurance site! Visit www.hubbubshop. ment what occurs at each of ing, Planning and Building www.titlegco.com • 360-748-0001 CH552207cbw.ke com to see our favorites in these visits. The D & D Fam- Raised Beds, Lawns, Seed 200 Northwest Paciic Ave., Chehalis home décor, gifts, toys, foot- ily Visitation Center (FVC) Starting/Row Cover/Hoop Mailing: P.O. Box 1304, Chehalis wear, and more. We’re add- offers child-friendly visita- Houses and Gardening Er- ing products all the time, tion rooms filled with games, gonomics. WSU Extension and welcome your feedback toys and plenty of activities Master Gardener program’s Residential & Commercial as to what you’d like to see. to help children and families mission is to provide pub- There’s lots to love at HUB- have a fun and memorable lic education in home gar- Featuring Local BUB during the month of experience. Over 2000 square dening and environmental In-State February! New Sol Mate feet with 3 individual visita- stewardship generated from Monitoring socks—pretty in pink!—just tion rooms. research at WSU and other arrived, along with beauti- university systems. WSU HISTORIC FOX THEATRE February ful jackets from Testimony Master Gardener Volunteers APPROVED and spring style from Art HAPPENINGS educate the community of Cloth. Just in time for Fox Film Series: about issues of importance Valentine’s Day we’ll have Jurassic Park** in their local communities Free Estimates gorgeous new jewels from Saturday, February 13 that enhance natural re- Firefly and YedOmi. To help @ 2pm & 7pm sources, sustain communi- 360-736-4191 CH553577cbw.ke you spread a little love we Presented by TwinStar ties and improve the health • Security Systems • Fire Alarm Systems have a variety of Valentine Credit Union and wellness of Washington greetings; the best chocolate Admission $10 – single, residents. For more infor- • Camera Systems 4 tour. Oh, and look for our Monday through Friday 10- This site is mobile friendly, the ancient Aztec tribes Buzz new website, www.pleasant- 6, Saturday 10 – 5. Debbie’s making it easier and more of South America to pure hillstudios.com, coming on- Boutique, 120-A South Tower convenient for you to review entertainment value with Continued from page 3 line this spring. in downtown Centralia. and respond to needs from such films as Casablanca, wherever you are. It provides the Academy has been rec- Janet are the owners. The Joy’s Once Upon A Thyme School of the Arts social “sharing” opportuni- ognizing these outstanding facility, located just 10 min- ties so you can invite your achievements. What does utes west of I-5, includes a It’s the Souper Bowl this Bethel Downtown Centra- connections on Facebook, Oscar have to do with print- main studio, control room month at Joy’s Once Upon A lia, 413 N Tower Ave, offers Twitter, LinkedIn, Google ing? In the same way Preci- and 3 isolation booths. Rock Thyme. Feb 4th is National weekly classes for ages 5 to Plus and more to join you sion Printing & Copy De- groups, church choirs, coun- Homemade Soup Day and Adult! when you volunteer or do- pot will demonstrate how try artists, jazz bands, folk / we invite you to try one of Acting, Early Music, Fid- nate. Are you part of a local to make your company or bluegrass combos and solo our fresh soups or take home dle, Guitar, Ukulele, Percus- club or organization that is organization just as famous singer / musicians should one of Joy’s select soup mixes: sion, Piano, Recorder, Voice, looking for valuable volun- through print media. We give us a look. Tours of the Egyptian Red Lentil, Split Worship Band, Sewing teers? Sign up for free as an studio and a conversation will touch upon such sub- Pea, or Curry Lentil. Please PLUS Art Workshops! agency and start recruiting about your project are al- jects as longevity, simplic- call 360.740.8944 to join Our next Session of classes volunteers for your needs ways free of charge. Over the ity of design, color selection, Soup Class, a fun and infor- start February 15th and projects. It’s simple! years, PHS has hosted many and last but not least, trying mative evening held Monday, View class descriptions Whether it’s helping to ad- of Lewis County’s favorite the whole picture together. February 8th. For Valentines & schedule: www.bethel- vance a worthy cause or musicians, including The (Pun intended!) As the say- we offer gift certificates and church.com/sota meeting new people, volun- Voetberg Family, Joe Bla- ing goes, “the longer you a variety of treats to help you Contact info: 360.669.6355 teering offers many benefits. ser, Julie Calkins, Nashville are in business the better off create a unique basket for or [email protected] Find the opportunity that’s recording artist Ben Potter, you are as long as you keep your sweetheart. We wish School of the Arts: Inspir- right for you! For more in- Pe Ell’s own Numbskullz, up with the times.” Incor- you a Souper February. ing Artists to Discover and formation call United Way Nashville producer Jimmy porated your “Established Share their Passion! at (360) 748-8100. Visit www. Ritchey, Splash, The Backfire In” or “Serving the Commu- Debbie’s Boutique volunteerlewis.org today! Band, and many other local nity Since” date in all your Stop by Debbie’s Bou- Have you visited Do what you love. For others. printed communications or artists. Today anyone can in- VolunteerLewis.org? stall recording software onto tique and check out the new marketing materials. All of their laptop or mobile device. Spring arrivals. Debbie’s al- It’s here! A new, improved Precision Printing & Copy Depot your printed communica- Knowing how to get the most ways has the highest quality Volunteer Center of Lewis May 16th 1929 a statu- tions and marketing ma- out of those software tools is clothing, and the new lines County! Volunteer Lewis is ette standing 13 ½ inches, terials should contain two another matter. We provide we’ve just added are no ex- now all about Lewis County! weighing 8 ½ pounds came items: your company name the knowledge, the state-of- ception. Aratta is a gorgeous If you haven’t had the chance upon the scene as one of the and logo. By keeping your the-art tools, the experience and unique mix of patterns to visit volunteerlewis.org, most exclusive honors an ac- name in front of your cli- and expertise to help you and fabrics, with special but- check it out! A program of tor or movie could receive entele through marketing craft your musical vision in ton detail. Nomadic Traders United Way of Lewis Coun- from the Academy of Mo- materials and printed com- a comfortable, relaxing en- is comfy yet stylish, and the ty, Volunteer Lewis is a web- tion Picture Arts and Sci- munication, you are assured vironment. If you’ve been Feninni collection features based volunteer hub where ences. The statuette became of corporate identity asso- traveling north or south to sizes up to 3X in beauti- public and non-profit orga- known as “Oscar”. Why is ciation. Precision Printing record, or have been think- ful wash and dry linen. Of nizations can easily com- Oscar so famous? Simply & Copy Depot can help you ing about doing so, there’s course, we have your other municate their in-kind and stated the motion picture keep your identity associa- no need! Give Jeff and Janet favorite brands as well, like volunteer needs, enabling industry has touched prac- tion by helping you be con- a phone call today at (360) Coobie, P J Salvage, Yest, Not volunteers to search for vol- tically every civilization in sistent, from your business 748-4333, or (360) 219-3746 Your Daughters Jeans, and unteer opportunities by one way or another. From cards, monthly mailers on to schedule a no-obligation Liverpool. Debbie’s is open agency, interest, or zip-code. serious documentaries on through to your invoicing. Annual Chamber Banquet

(left) Jenny Collins, Dana Hill, and Tanya Hahn gather for a photo A large crowd of Chamber members enjoyed an evening out at Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers during the during the Chamber Annual Banquet on January 15th. Chamber Annual Banquet on January 15th. Thank you Annual Banquet Sponsors!

(left) Fred Rider, Laura Rider, and Dale Merten enjoy an evening at the Chamber Annual Banquet on January 15th at Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers. 2016 Chamber Board President Todd Chaput gave a speech during the Chamber Annual Banquet on January 15th at Ritchie Bros. Auc- tioneers in Chehalis. Ribbon Cutting

(left) Craig Mills and Chamber Board Member Karl Werner posed for a photo during the An- nual Banquet at Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers in Chehalis on January 15th.

A ribbon cutting was held on January 6th at Chris Forespring State Farm Agency in Centralia. • Life 7 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016

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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “The fall from your dream into reality is especially hard when you’ve seen that you can fly.” — Stephen Tobolowsky © 2016 by NEA, Inc. Cassettes Are Back, as ‘Dead’ Media Won’t Die By Dan Hyman “New records are very ex- appeal of a seven-inch, he says, per month, the latter pricing been,” Lockwood says. “Before Chicago Tribune pensive now so you can still get has always and continues to product at $5 each. “There were the vinyl resurgence there was something retro and cool in the thrive in that it allows a snap- a lot of tape labels six years ago such a streamlined marketplace Steve Stepp likes to tell peo- form of a cassette for, say, $1.99,” shot of a band’s current goings- when we started the label but that there wasn’t the market for ple his company is still around she says. Reckless largely stocks on. Groups in the ‘60s and ‘70s it has grown exponentially to something cool like this.” after 45 years thanks to his stu- cassettes from smaller indepen- commonly put out seven-inch the point where now there’s Many insist seven-inch re- pidity and stubbornness. As the dent labels, while Dusty Groove records to promote their new constantly new tape labels pop- cords and cassettes are still owner of family-run National owner Rick Wojcik says most of single. Black Flag, formed in ping up,” says Already Dead co- more of a promotional tool — a Audio Co., the last business to the cassettes sold at his store are 1980, was no different. The punk founder Joshua Tabbia. “Within way to extend an artist’s release manufacture audio cassette vintage, with an emphasis on genre, he explains, gravitated to- the last three years it seems like campaign — rather than a true tapes on a massive scale, the soul and hip-hop. ward the format for its DIY sen- it has just exploded.” driver of revenue. The cost of lifelong Springfield, Mo., resi- “It’s most definitely real,” sibility. As fans clamor for vinyl manufacturing a seven-inch, dent weathered nearly two de- Michael Kurtz, co-founder of “Many of these bands were singles and cassettes, often only says Robb Nansel, co-founder cades of people telling him his Record Store Day, an annual not looking for a career, so the available in limited pressings, of Omaha-based Saddle Creek product was obsolete. He didn’t celebration of old-school audio short-and-to-the-point format audio equipment companies Records, home to bands such as budge: Stepp bought up all his formats, says of the dead media of the single was a good way to and major record labels alike Bright Eyes and Desaparecidos, competitors’ equipment, con- resurgence, adding the two big- go,” Rollins says, recalling an have taken notice: St. Louis- often discourages labels and tinued to produce spoken-word gest sellers in the history of Re- early deal Black Flag made with based DPI, Inc. recently released artists from producing them on audiobooks, Bibles and blank cord Store Day were cassettes — Southern California record store a new mobile cassette player. a large scale. “We usually just cassettes and hoped for the best. a mixtape for the “Guardians of chain Licorice Pizza to distrib- Amazon reported that its top- break even on them,” says Nan- Two years ago, something the Galaxy” film and Metallica’s ute its vinyl singles. “Hopefully selling home audio product of sel. “It’s certainly more of a mar- unexpected happened: Musical “No Life ‘Til Leather.” when you went to the store to get 2015 was a Jensen three-speed keting tool to give you another artists and record labels started Seven-inch records are also your free record post-show, you stereo turntable that plays 33, talking point about your artist.” ramping up their cassette tape starting to sell in large numbers. might pick up the ‘Damaged’ al- 45 and 78 RPM records, and Others like Stepp and Rol- requests in a major way. Today “When we started Record Store bum by the band as well.” starting in 2013, Warner Music lins however remain optimis- National Audio’s business is Day we thought no one would Contemporary musicians Group began releasing limit- tic about the future of media booming; it’s manufacturing buy seven-inchers,” says Kurtz, such as hip-hop beatmaker DJ ed-edition seven-inch vinyl as formats that were once given 250 to 350 titles at any given who likens the 45 to “a postcard Harrison, who released his re- part of its Side By Side series on a death sentence. Rollins says time — a 33 percent increase for an artist to send to fans. “But cent “Songs From The Black which artists cover each other’s he still buys more seven-inch from 2014 — and working on then they sold out. The fans Water” EP exclusively on cas- music. There’s even a cassettes singles than any other form of five to 10 releases a week alone loved it. So we thought, ‘Let’s do sette, prefer tapes for their com- page at the website of Urban audio. “I think it’s a great for- for major record label conglom- some more!’ “ In the first half pressed sound. “Everything sits Outfitters. mat,” he says. “Bands can give erate Universal Music Group. of 2015, according to the most in the right place in the mix Side By Side creator and you a minute-to-minute view to Piggybacking off the recent recent RIAA Shipment and when recording to tape,” he WMG employee James Lock- their development. They sound surge in demand for 12-inch Revenue Statistics report, ap- offers. Equally as important wood says seven-inch records great and when there’s colored vinyl records, music fans and proximately 400,000 vinyl sin- to Harrison is the experience remain largely “for the comple- vinyl and limited pressings that artists alike are gravitating back gles were shipped to retailers, a of buying a physical product, tionist and the collector,” but makes it fun to go to the record to media formats once consid- nearly 30 percent increase from something increasingly mar- he believes the overall vinyl re- store. That kind of thing has ered dead, such as cassettes and the same period the previous ginalized in the digital age. “It’s surgence has created a market- never lost its appeal to me.” seven-inch records (commonly year. While still largely concen- a whole all-around experience,” place where seven-inch records Ask Stepp if he’s surprised known as 45s). To that end, trated around Record Store Day, he says of obtaining a cassette. can fulfill a genuine consumer by the return to analog audio Chicago-based retailers, includ- artists as diverse as David Bowie, The album art, he adds, “is just desire. What’s perhaps most formats and he’ll offer a blunt ing Reckless Records and Dusty A$AP Rocky, and Fall Out Boy as much of a worthy product as surprising is that the under-35 assessment. “A whole genera- Groove, have seen noticeable have released seven-inch vinyl the music.” demographic, for whom these tion has been listening to com- increases in cassette and seven- in recent times. Independent record labels formats were around for at pressed files,” he says by way inch vinyl sales — a trend long- But what is driving artists focused on cassettes are, not best a sliver of their youth, is of an explanation for his com- time Reckless manager Melissa and fans back to these vintage surprisingly, also on the rise. driving the resurgence of cas- pany’s recent success, “and then Grubbs believes is due to repop- formats? For singer and front- Chicago-based labels includ- settes and seven-inch vinyl. “It’s you finally hear a good analog ularized vinyl LPs increasing in man of hardcore punk band ing Plustapes and Already Dead definitely much more than the recording. There really is no price. Black Flag, Henry Rollins, the Tapes release several offerings niche piece it once might have comparison.” Life 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Feb 4, 2016 LIFE

Movie Review: ADVICE: Dear Abby “Pride and Prejudi c e Visits to Mother-in- Law Feel Like Stepping and Zombi es”’ is Fun, Into a Fight Ring But Lac ks Bite DEAR do to get her to give up some of ABBY: I am the precautions she’s taking — By Katie Walsh not a great zombie movie, but it is a fun reimag- dreading an or does she need professional Tribune News Service ining of Austen’s book, finding laughs in the upcoming trip help? — WORRIED RELA- recognition of characters and quotes. that includes a TIVE IN TAMPA, FLA. Author Seth Grahame-Smith has dined out It follows the story rather closely, only this visit to my hus- DEAR WORRIED RELA- on the winning combination of stitching to- time, the Bennett girls have trained in China in band’s mother, TIVE: Because you don’t know gether two incongruous things, one high-brow, Shaolin style martial arts at the behest of their “Harriet.” She what has caused her health con- one low, and letting the concept do the heavy father (Charles Dance). Zombies are woven into is prone to “ac- By Abigail Van Buren cerns, I recommend you ASK lifting. “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” the history of this version of England, and the cidents” when her. Hand sanitizers are popu- gave readers, and then movie-going audiences, warrior sisters arm themselves with weapons on I visit, and I always end up get- lar because they claim to kill 99 an axe-twirling Honest Abe. His other liter- their way to a ball, giggling over handsome Mr. ting hurt. Harriet’s “oops” mo- percent of germs and decrease ary soft-serve swirl hits theaters this weekend, Bingley (Douglas Booth) while strapped to the ments usually involve my toes bacteria on the skin. Every time in “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.” The gills. and feet, although the last time I someone opens the door to a cheeky adaptations offer a chuckle at the title, The Bennett sisters engage in the agonies of was there she managed to strike public building or presses an el- but there’s not much else to sink your teeth into. courtship in the same way as the book — there’s my face. evator button it’s as though that But while “Abraham Lincoln” resulted in a rath- just more shooting the heads off the undead. I have taken the precaution person has shaken hands with er disastrous action flick, “Pride and Prejudice Supporting characters contribute color to this of looking up the phone num- everyone who has been there and Zombies” far outpaces its predecessor. The mixed up culture of landed gentry and zombie ber of the police department in before, so using hand sanitizer result is a post-modern genre mashup of Aus- slaying, particularly Matt Smith as the bum- her city, just in case she hits me seems like good sense to me. ten, zombies and martial arts that ends up be- bling Parson Collins, as well as the lauded zom- again. Is there a way to keep her As to your relative not visit- ing rather “exceedingly tolerable,” to quote Mr. bie assassin Lady Catherine (Lena Headey), in at arm’s length so she can’t get ing you while you were hospi- Darcy. pantaloons and a purple eye patch. close enough to punch me? In talized, the reason doctors are The best thing the film has going for it is its However, the feature film length stretches the 20-plus years I have known reducing the length of hospital knowing self-awareness, the winking at the un- the thin conceit too far. The story itself isn’t the Harriet, she has always been a stays and are performing so many likely pairing of mannered 18th century aristo- pleasure — that’s found in the unlikely, though bully. She strikes out at me be- outpatient procedures is to mini- cratic English society with the brutal and gory apt, pairing of Elizabeth Bennett and deadly cause I stood up to her. — AP- mize the germs that patients are violence of the modern-day zombie movie. The weapons. As the sisters stomp in slow motion PREHENSIVE IN LOUISIANA exposed to in the hospital. violence adds a kick to Austen’s sophisticated into a party full of zombies, it’s applause worthy DEAR APPREHENSIVE: and layered text — the verbal jabs are now ac- because it looks so cool (thanks to directing du- Because this has gone on for DEAR ABBY: I just think cented with body blows, and the coupling of- ties by Burr Steers). But that’s about it. 20 years, I’m inclined to agree that as a child, I have too many fers a strange delight. For every time that Keira Austen upended the notion that women need with your suspicion that these responsibilities to take care of. Knightley bit her tongue and repressed her emo- to be taken care of in marriage, arguing instead “mishaps” haven’t been acciden- My mother thinks I am stub- tions playing the feisty Elizabeth Bennett in Joe for independence and relationships of love. tal. An effective way to prevent born and not able to take care Wright’s filmed version of the story, here, Lily “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies” extends that further injury would be to avoid of myself. What do you think? James gets to deliver a cathartic roundhouse theme to zombie slaying, but doesn’t offer any being in the same town with — HELENA, AGE 9 kick right to Mr. Darcy’s (Sam Riley) smug nose. radical new takes on the topic. Ultimately, this Harriet. The next time your DEAR HELENA: I think This version will most likely tickle fans of wild, tongue-in-cheek adaptation isn’t actually husband decides to visit her, you have a good mother. The “Pride and Prejudice” (or those who know some innovative — it’s just monsters and blood to take a detour and let him deal way to teach children responsi- version of it) more than the zombie maniacs. It’s spruce up a literary classic. with his mother. She sounds bility is to place some on their ‘PRIDE AND PREJUDICE AND ZOMBIES’ like a handful. shoulders. If you learn the les- sons of independence your 2.5 out of 4 stars DEAR ABBY: A 30-year- mother is trying to teach you, Cast: Lily James, Sam Riley, Douglas Booth, Jack Huston, old relative of mine has devel- with time these chores will Lena Headey, Charles Dance, Matt Smith oped a “germ phobia.” She con- become easier and less over- Directed by Burr Steers stantly applies hand sanitizer whelming. And you will thank Rated PG-13 for zombie violence and action, and brief sugges- and avoids anyone who exhibits her for them later when you’re tive material. any kind of symptoms. She re- older. Running time: 1 hour 48 minutes fused to visit me when I was in ••• the hospital because she thought Dear Abby is written by Abigail she might catch something. She Van Buren, also known as Jeanne was not always like this. Phillips, and was founded by her I love her dearly and have mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear no idea what has caused the Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. problem. Is there anything I can Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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Movies Sports Kids Bets FRIDAY EVENING February 5, 2016 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm (N) (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) ’ Last Man Standing Dr. Ken “Dave’s Shark Tank Military members and vet- 20/20 ’ (CC) KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 (N) ’ (CC) (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Valentine” (N) ’ erans. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) KING 5 News (N) Evening (N) (CC) Caught on Camera With Nick Cannon Grimm “A Reptile Dysfunction” A myste- Dateline NBC ’ (CC) KING 5 News (N) Tonight Show-J. NBC 5 5 - Holt (CC) (CC) “High Intensity” (N) ’ (CC) rious sighting linked to a death. Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) OK! TV (N) (CC) Inside Edition (N) Ac. 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NBC 26 26 ’ (CC) “High Intensity” (N) ’ (CC) rious sighting linked to a death. 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n Muchacha italiana viene a casarse Antes Muerta que Lichita (N) Pasión y poder (N) El Hotel de los Secretos (N) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Sleepy Hollow “One Life” An unexpect- Second Chance “Admissions” Murders 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Everybody Loves FOX 27 27 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ed partnership is formed. (N) ’ that involve young prodigies. (N) (N) Raymond (CC) The First 48 A high-school graduate is Duck Dynasty Willie organizes a bus Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty ’ Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty ’ Jep & Jessica: Jep & Jessica: Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty ’ A&E 52 52 gunned down. ’ (CC) tour of Scotland. ’ (CC) “The Ducket List” (CC) “Drone Survivor” (CC) Growing Growing “Alan in Charge” (CC) AMC 67 67 ››› Enemy of the State (1998, Suspense) Will Smith, Gene Hackman, Jon ›› Underworld: Evolution (2006) Kate Beckinsale, Scott Speedman. Premiere. ›› Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (2009) Michael Sheen. Premiere. Lucian Voight. Rogue agents hunt a lawyer who has an incriminating tape. Vampire warrior Selene seeks revenge for her betrayal. (CC) leads the Lycans against Viktor, the king of the vampires. (CC) APL 43 43 Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters: Out on a Limb Treehouse Masters (N) ’ Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) BET 56 56 Martin (CC) Martin “Girlfriend” ’ (CC) Martin ’ (CC) Zoe Ever After Zoe Ever After Martin ’ (CC) Martin “Hollywood Swingin”’ (CC) Martin (CC) Lip Sync Battle Husbands- Ho. The Real Housewives of Potomac The Real Housewives of Atlanta “Ms. The Real Housewives of Atlanta The Real Housewives of Atlanta The The People’s Couch (N) The People’s Couch BRAVO 66 66 Ashley hosts a whiskey-tasting event. Parks Goes to Washington” “Beauties & the Beat” women go to Jamaica. CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) Rick Mercer Coronation Street marketplace (N) Hello Goodbye Face to Face-Prime Minister The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC News Coronation Street CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› Country Strong (2010) Gwyneth Paltrow, Tim McGraw. A troubled Nashville star embarks on a comeback tour. 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(CC) DIS 41 41 Girl Meets World Best Friends Liv and Maddie Mako Mermaids ››› Finding Nemo (2003) Voices of Albert Brooks. ’ Gravity Falls ’ Star vs. Forces Mako Mermaids Liv and Maddie Mickey Mouse Gold Rush “Goldzilla Gold” Crews are Gold Rush Todd and Dave’s dozers get Gold Rush: Pay Dirt Parker aims to be Gold Rush “Golden Bombshell” The Deadliest Job Interview “Dive on In” A Gold Rush “Golden Bombshell” The DSC 8 8 at odds. ’ (CC) stuck in mud. ’ (CC) king of the Klondike. (N) ’ (CC) sons of the Klondike return. (N) (CC) tree climber jeopardizes his team. sons of the Klondike return. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News (N) (CC) › Coyote Ugly (2000, Romance-Comedy) Piper Perabo, Adam Garcia, Maria Total Divas Nattie throws a surprise E! News (N) (CC) “Baby, Baby, Baby” (CC) Bello. A struggling songwriter cuts loose in a rowdy New York bar. party for TJ. (CC) NBA Basketball: NBA Basketball San Antonio Spurs at Dallas Mavericks. From American Airlines Center in Dallas. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Pacers at Hawks (Live) ESPN2 33 33 30 for 30 SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) NBA Tonight (N) Jalen & Jacoby 30 for 30 FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive American Diner Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Guy and Hunter Brew & ’Que Diners, Drive Diners, Drive FREE 39 39 Harry Potter ›››› Forrest Gump (1994, Comedy-Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. An innocent man enters history from the ’50s to the ’90s. Shadowhunters “Raising Hell” (CC) The 700 Club ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ››› The Amazing Spider-Man (2012, Action) Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone. ››› Captain America: The First Avenger (2011, Action) Chris Evans, Hayley Atwell, Sebastian Stan. 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(N Same-day Tape) Truck Tech Detroit Muscle DRIVE ’ NICK 40 40 Thundermans Thundermans Paradise Run (N) Odd Parents Harvey Beaks (N) Pig Goat Ban. Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends (CC) OXY 50 50 Sex and the City Sex and the City Sex and the City Sex and the City ›› A Cinderella Story (2004) Hilary Duff, Jennifer Coolidge. (CC) ›› A Cinderella Story (2004) Hilary Duff, Jennifer Coolidge. (CC) ROOT 31 31 Football Weekly College Basketball Colorado at Oregon. UFC Reloaded Demetrious “Mighty Mouse” Johnson defends his UFC title against Ali Bagautinov. 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(CC) ing Alex Rockwell’s innocence. kis. Three pals must find a missing groom after a wild bash. (CC) (DVS) All bets are off when the Wolfpack hits the road. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! World of Gumball We Bare Bears Regular Show 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 Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest 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 pregnant woman is found murdered. “Pilot” ’ “Truth Be Told” “Starry Night” ’ “Game Changer” “Benched” ’ (CC) (DVS) “Airport 2010” ’ “Hawaii” ’ “Family Portrait” “The Old Wagon” VH1 62 62 ›› Cruel Intentions (1999) Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe. ’ (CC) ››› Love Actually (2003) Hugh Grant. Premiere. Various people deal with relationships in London. ’ (CC) ›› Notting Hill (1999) Julia Roberts.

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CIZE IT Cos- PiYo Dual Survival ’ Dual Survival ’ Dual Survival ’ The Age Of Aero- Fast N’ Loud ’ Fast N’ Loud (CC) Diesel Brothers Diesel Brothers Diesel Brothers DSC 8 8 Beast! Prog. Dance metics Wor. (CC) (CC) (CC) space (CC) (CC) “Free Willy’s” ’ ’ (CC) “Hell Camino” E! 65 65 IT Cos- Cindy’s Just Jillian (CC) Just Jillian Jillian Just Jillian “Ex- E! News Weekend Total Divas (CC) Total Divas “Re- Total Divas “Love Total Divas (CC) Total Divas (CC) › Coyote Ugly (2000) Piper Perabo, metics Skin goes to NYC. pand the Brand” (N) (CC) turn of the Ex” Triangle” Adam Garcia, Maria Bello. SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) College GameDay College Basketball Kansas at Texas College Basketball North Carolina College Basketball Purdue at Mary- College GameDay College Basketball North Carolina at ESPN 32 32 (N) (CC) Christian. (N) (Live) State at Duke. (N) (Live) land. (N) (Live) (N) (CC) Notre Dame. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 NFL’s Greatest NFL Live (CC) SportsCenter (N) College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball Basketball FNC 48 48 FOX & Friends Bulls Cavuto Forbes Cash In Bob Jour. America’s News Headquarters (N) News HQ News HQ The Five News HQ FOX Report (N) Stossel FOOD 35 35 1 Rule Cos Be.- Brunch Daphne South Farm Pioneer Pioneer Trisha’s The Kitchen (N) Valer Giada Kids Baking Cake Wars Worst Cooks Chopped Restaurant: Im. FREE 39 39 Paid Paid ››› Big Miracle (2012) John Krasinski. Young Recovery Road Recovery Road ››› Holes (2003) Sigourney Weaver. ›››› Forrest Gump (1994) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. Signs FX 53 53 Try Total Tai Chi Anger Anger Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men › Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance ››› The Amazing Spider-Man (2012, Action) Andrew Gar- ››› X-Men: First Class (2011) James McAvoy. The early Gym Master! (2012) Nicolas Cage. ’ (CC) field, Emma Stone, Rhys Ifans. ’ (CC) years of Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr. ’ GOLF 70 70 Morning Drive European PGA Tour Golf Golf Central PGA Tour Golf LPGA Tour Golf PGA Tour Golf Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf HALL 19 19 I Love I Love I Love I Love The The Golden Golden Golden Golden › Flower Girl (2009) Marla Sokoloff, For Better or for Worse (2014) Lisa Love on the Sidelines (2016) Emily Dater’s Handbook Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Middle Middle Girls Girls Girls Girls Kieren Hutchison. (CC) Whelchel, Kim Fields. (CC) Kinney, John Reardon. (CC) (2016) (CC) HGTV 68 68 PiYo! PiYo House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach Beach HIST 37 37 Coin Paid Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People LIFE 51 51 21 DAY Cos ID Theft Paid CIZE! Nutri Sub-D Paid Skin Cos Little Women Cleveland Abduction (2015) (CC) I Killed My BFF (2015) (CC) She Made Them Do It (2012) (CC) MSNBC 47 47 Up (N) Melissa Harris-Perry (N) Weekends With Alex Witt (N) Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Will You Kill For Me? MTV 63 63 Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. › Are We Done Yet? (2007) ’ Teen Mom (CC) Teen Mom “The Big Day” Teen Mom ’ (CC) ›› Little Man (2006, Comedy) ’ ››› 8 Mile (2002) Eminem. ’ (CC) NBCS 34 34 Soccer Premier English Premier League Soccer Premier College Basketball College Basketball Mecum Auto Auctions “Kissimmee” NAS Skiing NICK 40 40 George George Spong Spong Al Al Spong Spong Spong Spong Harvey Pig Rang Al Al Al Al Spong Spong Spong Spong Henry Thun Thun OXY 50 50 Feel 21 Day Total PiYo! House ’ (CC) House ’ (CC) Snapped (CC) Killerpost Snapped (CC) Snapped (CC) Snapped (CC) Snapped (CC) Snapped Snapped (CC) ROOT 31 31 Paid Paid PiYo! Dr. Ho Buy Tai Chi! College Basketball College Basketball College Basketball Pacific at BYU. College Basketball Bensin Fame Paid Coffee! BODY CIZE Try Total CIZE! Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue “Bar Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue ’ Bar Rescue “Own- Bar Rescue “Hole Cops Cops SPIKE 57 57 Prog. Dance Gym Fight” ’ er Ousted” in None” (CC) (CC) SYFY 59 59 Paid Hair ID Theft CIZE! Zone The Magicians House of Bones (2010) (CC) › 6 Souls (2010) Julianne Moore. (CC) › The Reaping (2007, Horror) (CC) ›› Angels & Demons (2009) (CC) TBN 20 20 RocK Auto Island Veggie Mon Hop Lassie Goliath Ishine Inspir. Praise the Lord (CC) M Lu News Praise the Lord (CC) The Bi Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Full Full Full Full Full Angie ›› Sky High (2005, Comedy) Michael ››› Hot Tub Time Machine (2010, ››› Zoolander (2001, Comedy) Ben Friends Friends Friends Friends 2 Broke 2 Broke House House House House House Tribeca Angarano, Kurt Russell. (CC) Comedy) John Cusack. (CC) (DVS) Stiller, Owen Wilson. (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Girls ’ Girls ’ TLC 38 38 Say Say Say Say Say Say Say Say Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER Stories of ER ’ TNT 54 54 Law & Order “Privi- Law & Order Law & Order “Bad Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order Law & Order “Bit- ››› The Terminal (2004, Comedy-Drama) Tom ›› Just Like Heaven (2005) Reese Life as leged” ’ (CC) (DVS) Faith” ’ “Purple Heart” “Switch” ’ “Pride” ’ ter Fruit” ’ Hanks, Catherine Zeta-Jones. (CC) Witherspoon, Mark Ruffalo. (CC) Know TOON 42 42 Teen Transf. Poké Nexo Teen Teen Tom/ Bunni Wabbit Be Cool Teen Teen Clar Steven We Gum Teen Teen Clar Steven We Gum Teen We TRAV 36 36 Shark ! PiYo! When Vacations Mysteries at Mysteries at Mysteries at Expedition Un. Wild Things Food Food Food Paradise Food Paradise Food Paradise Food Paradise TRUTV 49 49 Tai Chi! Total ID Theft Nutri Cancer CIZE Hot Bodies! Billy Billy Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest 10 10 10 10 World Dumbest Burn Notice “New English Premier League Soccer Liver- Suits An anony- NCIS “Bete Noir” NCIS “The Truth Is NCIS “Reveille” ’ NCIS Biohazard NCIS “Hiatus” (CC) NCIS “Hiatus” (CC) NCIS Political as- NCIS “Aliyah” USA 58 58 Deal” pool FC vs Sunderland AFC. mous tipster. ’ (CC) Out There” ’ (CC) (DVS) isolation. ’ (DVS) (DVS) sassination. ’ Tense reunion. VH1 62 62 Tough Love Tough Love Tough Love ›› The Longest Yard (2005) Adam Sandler. Mob Wives (CC) Love & Hip Hop My Life Stevie Stevie Love, Hip Hop Love, Hip Hop Love, Hip Hop Life 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Xxx. XX, 2016 ENTERTAINMENT

Movies Sports Kids Bets SATURDAY EVENING February 6, 2016 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 Republican Debate GOP primary candidates discuss issues. (N) (S Live) KOMO 4 News Saturday (N) (CC) Paid Program Paid Program What Would You Do? ’ (CC) KOMO 4 News Castle “Kill the ABC 4 4 11:00pm Messenger” (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) Laura McKenzie’s Raw Travel “The Dateline NBC ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) KING 5 News (N) Saturday Night NBC 5 5 - Holt Traveler (N) Wild, Wild West” Live (N) ’ (CC) IND 6 6 Made Hollywood Hollywood Paid Program Paid Program ›› No Small Affair (1984, Romance-Comedy) Jon Cryer, Demi Moore. News Hiring America Access Hollywood ’ (CC) CBS Evening KIRO 7 News at Entertainment Tonight (N) ’ (CC) Super Bowl’s Greatest Commercials 5th Annual NFL Honors Honoring the best athletes and performances of the KIRO 7 News at Scandal ’ (CC) CBS 7 7 News (N) (CC) 6:30PM (N) (CC) All-Star Countdown (N) ’ (CC) 2015 season. (N) ’ (CC) 11PM (N) (CC) PBS NewsHour BBC Newsnight Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries A Vera “Silent Voices” Murdered social worker. ’ (CC) Afterlife “Misdirection” Alison’s searches Moone Boy (N) Austin City Limits Leon Bridges; Na- PBS 9 9 Weekend (N) ’ (N) street urchin hires Phryne. (N) (CC) for a job. (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) thaniel Rateliff. (N) ’ (CC) Bones “The Killer in the Concrete” Skel- Elementary “Ears to You” A man sus- Person of Interest “Relevance” Protect- Q13 News at 9 (N) Washington’s Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Anger Manage- Anger Manage- MNT 10 10 eton is encased in concrete. ’ pected of murdering his wife. ’ ing a government operative. (CC) (CC) Most Wanted (N) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) ment (CC) ment (CC) Mike & Molly “Pie Mike & Molly ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ 2 Broke Girls ’ Rizzoli & Isles “Over/Under” A former The Closer “Road Block” Brenda uncov- The Good Wife “Foreign Affairs” A dis- Band in Seattle Family Guy “Patriot CW 11 11 Fight” (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) football player is stabbed. (CC) ers a scandal. (CC) pute gets complicated. ’ (CC) Games” ’ Antiques Roadshow Boston Celtics Keeping Up Ap- Keeping Up Ap- As Time Goes By As Time Goes By The Vicar of Dib- Vicious “Gym” ’ Red Dwarf “Jus- Red Dwarf “White Doctor Who Doctor Who PBS 12 12 memorabilia; ring; book. ’ (CC) pearances (CC) pearances (CC) (CC) “Relationships” ley ’ (CC) (CC) tice” ’ Hole” ’ “Timelash” “Timelash” Just for Laughs Just for Laughs Modern Family Modern Family The X-Files “My Struggle” A possible Lucifer “Pilot” Lucifer wants to punish Q13 News at 10 Washington’s Animation Domination High-Def “Axe FOX 13 13 Gags ’ (CC) Gags ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “Fears” ’ (CC) government conspiracy. criminals. ’ (CC) (DVS) (N) (CC) Most Wanted Cop”; “Golan the Insatiable.” 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 Of- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A ION 15 15 girl escapes from her rapist. (CC) ficer’s daughter runs away. (CC) The detectives track a serial killer. death may have been falsified. (CC) killer spouts religious rhetoric. (CC) teen recalls being molested. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Heart for the World Marcus and Joni Lamb host a fundraiser. Heart for the World Marcus and Joni Lamb host a fundraiser. Republican Debate GOP primary candidates discuss issues. (N) (S Live) John Denver, MyDestination.TV Make Your Skin This Old House Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! ’ (CC) KATU News at 11 Castle “Sleeper” ABC 22 22 Louis Armstrong ’ (CC) Look Younger ’ (CC) ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Northwest Back- Grants Getaways Dateline NBC ’ (CC) Saturday Night Live ’ (CC) KGW News at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 - Holt roads 11 (N) Live (N) ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Durmiendo Noticiero La Rosa de Guadalupe (SS) Crónicas de Sábado Sal y Pimienta Durmiendo Noticiero FOX 27 27 ›› Planet of the Apes (2001, Science Fiction) Mark Wahlberg, Tim Roth. An The X-Files “My Struggle” A possible Lucifer “Pilot” Lucifer wants to punish 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def “Axe astronaut leads a human uprising against ruling simians. government conspiracy. criminals. ’ (CC) (DVS) Cop”; “Golan the Insatiable.” The First 48: Killer on the Run The The First 48: Killer on the Run In The Secret Tapes of the O.J. Case: The Untold Story The verdict of the crimi- O.J. Speaks: The Hidden Tapes The O.J. Simpson civil trial. ’ (CC) A&E 52 52 Tucson case of Timothy Royce. ’ Cleveland, a man is left for dead. ’ nal trial. ’ (CC) AMC 67 67 ››› The Green Mile (1999, Drama) Tom Hanks, David Morse. A guard thinks ››› Twister (1996, Action) Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, Cary Elwes. Storm chasers race to test a new ››› Twister (1996) Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton. Storm chasers an inmate has a supernatural power to heal. (CC) tornado-monitoring device. (CC) race to test a new tornado-monitoring device. (CC) APL 43 43 Treehouse Masters: Out on a Limb Treehouse Masters ’ (CC) Treehouse Masters ’ Yankee Jungle “Wild Wild Unrest” Pit Bulls and Parolees (N) ’ Treehouse Masters ’ BET 56 56 Martin ’ (CC) Martin ’ (CC) ›› I, Robot (2004) Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan. A homicide detective tracks a dangerous robot in 2035. ›› I, Robot (2004, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan. BRAVO 66 66 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Bravo First Looks ››› The School of Rock (2003, Comedy) Jack Black, Joan Cusack, Mike White. An unemployed ›› Legally Blonde (2001, Comedy) “Busted BBQ” “Backwards in Heels” guitarist poses as a teacher. Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson. CBUT 29 29 NHL Hockey NHL Hockey Calgary Flames at Vancouver Canucks. From Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia. (N) (CC) Post Show CBC News The Tudors “Moment of Nostalgia” CMT 61 61 Country Strong Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› What to Expect When You’re Expecting (2012, Comedy) Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez. Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 Undercover Boss “Maaco” ’ (CC) Undercover Boss “Rocket Fizz” ’ Undercover Boss “Twin Peaks” ’ Undercover Boss “Utah Jazz” (CC) Undercover Boss “Maaco” ’ (CC) Drop Your CIZE! Blade Extrav CNN 44 44 Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown CNN Republican Debate Special (N) (Live) Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown CNNH 45 45 Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files CNN Republican Debate Special (N) Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown COM 60 60 ›› Step Brothers (2008, Comedy) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, Richard Jenkins. Two spoiled men ››› Wedding Crashers (2005, Comedy) Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn, Christopher Walken. Partygo- ››› Zombieland (2009, Comedy) become rivals when their parents marry. (CC) ers spend a wild weekend with a politician’s family. Woody Harrelson. Premiere. (CC) DIS 41 41 ››› Finding Nemo (2003) Voices of Albert Brooks. ’ ››› The Princess and the Frog (2009) Voices of Anika Noni Rose. ’ (CC) K.C. Undercover Lab Rats: Bio. Lab Rats: Bio. Best Friends Austin & Ally ’ Diesel Brothers “Truck vs. Train” Heavy Diesel Brothers “The Hole-y Grail” An MythBusters “Volunteer Special” Zom- Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Edition A Naked and Afraid The Mexican jungle Naked and Afraid “Terror in Tanzania” DSC 8 8 D ignores budget restrictions. off-road mobile service station. bie weapons. (N) ’ (CC) deserted island of the Philippines. ’ of Quintana Roo. ’ (CC) The African Serengeti. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 ›› Miss Congeniality (2000, Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Michael Caine. A clumsy ›› Two Weeks Notice (2002, Romance-Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Hugh Grant, Alicia Witt. A million- ›› Miss Congeniality (2000) Sandra Bullock. A clumsy FBI FBI agent goes under cover at a beauty pageant. (CC) aire confronts his feelings for his lawyer. (CC) agent goes under cover at a beauty pageant. (CC) NBA Basketball Oklahoma City Thunder at Golden State Warriors. From Oracle Arena in Oakland, SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Calif. (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball College Basketball Wichita State at Illinois State. (N) (Live) College Basketball Gonzaga at Pepperdine. (N) (Live) Basketball NFL Matchup 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 Guy and Hunter American Diner Chopped “Chocolate Competition” Chopped “Chopped Desserts!” Chopped “Chocolate Rush!” Chopped “Chocolate Challenge” FREE 39 39 ››› Signs (2002, Suspense) Mel Gibson, Joaquin Phoenix. Premiere. ›› National Treasure (2004) Nicolas Cage, Diane Kruger. A man tries to steal the Declaration of Independence. National Treasure: Book of Secrets FX 53 53 ›› The Wolverine (2013, Action) Hugh Jackman, Hiroyuki Sanada, Famke Janssen. Wolverine confronts the prospect of ›› Thor: The Dark World (2013, Action) Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston. Thor The People v. O.J. real mortality. ’ (CC) must save the Nine Realms from an ancient enemy. ’ (CC) Simpson GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Waste Management Phoenix Open, Third Round. PGA Tour Golf Champions: Allianz Championship, Second Round. Dater’s Handbook (2016) Kristoffer All Things Valentine (2015, Romance) Sarah Rafferty, Sam Page. A blogger Appetite for Love (2016, Romance) Taylor Cole, Andrew Walker. Premiere. A The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 Polaha, Meghan Markle. (CC) with bad Valentine’s luck meets a veterinarian. (CC) woman must convince her ex-beau to sell his restaurant. (CC) ’ (CC) “Rites of Spring” HGTV 68 68 Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Beach Bargain Property Brothers “Edith & Fred” Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Renovation (N) (CC) Log Cabin Living Log Cabin Living HIST 37 37 Swamp People “Royal Reunion” ’ Swamp People “Bait & Switch” ’ Swamp People “The Three Kings” Swamp People “The Phantom” ’ Swamp People A special bait recipe. Swamp People “Here Gator Gator” LIFE 51 51 ››› Taken (2008, Action) Liam Neeson, Maggie Grace. (CC) Manson’s Lost Girls (2016) MacKenzie Mauzy, Jeff Ward. Premiere. (CC) Beyond the Headlines: Manson’s Cleveland Abduction: Beyond MSNBC 47 47 Lockup: Holman Lockup: Holman Staff shortages. Lockup: Raw Nine violent criminals. Lockup: Raw Lockup: Raw “The Convict Code” Will You Kill For Me? MTV 63 63 ››› 8 Mile (2002) Eminem. ’ (CC) The Breaks (2016) Afton Williamson. Nikki, David and Deevee work to make their mark. CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story TLC’s unprecedented fame. ’ NBCS 34 34 Snowboarding FIS Alpine Skiing Audi World Cup, Men’s Super G. NASCAR: List Premier League Match of the Day (N) ’ Crystal Palace Crystal Palace NICK 40 40 2016 NFL Flag Championships (N) Henry Danger ’ Henry Danger ’ Game Shakers Nicky, Ricky 100 Things Thundermans Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 Snapped “Chyann Bratcher” (CC) Snapped “Vonlee Nicole Titlow” Killerpost An “unfriending.” Killerpost “Jackson & Bargo” (N) Snapped A tangled family plot. (CC) Killerpost “Jackson & Bargo” (CC) ROOT 31 31 College Basketball Saint Mary’s at San Diego. (N) (Live) College Basketball Santa Clara at San Francisco. (N) (Live) College Basketball Arizona at Washington. (N Same-day Tape) Cops “U.S. Mar- Cops Multi-car col- Cops Truck hauling Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Love Gone Cops Challenging Cops Broward Cops “Street Ar- Funniest Commercials of the Year ’ Lip Sync Battle Channing Tatum faces SPIKE 57 57 shals” ’ (CC) lision. ’ (CC) golf carts. ’ Bad” (N) ’ (CC) detainment. (CC) County, Fla. (CC) rests” ’ (CC) Jenna Dewan Tatum. ’ SYFY 59 59 ›› Angels & Demons (2009) (CC) ›› Cloud Atlas (2012, Drama) Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent. Actions in one time ripple across the centuries. (CC) ›› Surrogates (2009) Bruce Willis. TBN 20 20 Hour of Power With Bobby Schuller Billy Graham Classic Crusades The Wedding Chapel (2013) Emmanuelle Vaugier. Book and Rose Campus Church The Vous ’ ’ ’ 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 Angie Tribeca ››› Zoolander (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ (CC) (2001) Ben Stiller. 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 of the E.R. ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ›› Life as We Know It (2010, Romance-Comedy) Katherine Heigl, Josh Du- ›› Valentine’s Day (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jessica Alba, Kathy Bates, Jessica Biel. Los Angeles ›› It’s Complicated (2009) Meryl Streep. A divorcee is hamel. Antagonists must work together to raise their goddaughter. (CC) residents wend their way into and out of romance. (CC) (DVS) caught between her ex and an architect. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Regular Show Regular Show Adventure Time Adventure Time 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 (CC) Ghost Adventures (CC) Ghost Adventures (N) (CC) Ghost Adventures “Cripple Creek” The Dead Files Special TRUTV 49 49 World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... World’s Dumbest... NCIS “Truth or Consequences” The NCIS “Reunion” The death of a Marine. NCIS “Up in Smoke” A terrorist targeting NCIS “Till Death Do Us Part” The NCIS NCIS “Extreme Prejudice” The team Colony “Blind Spot” Will gains respect. USA 58 58 team tries to replace Ziva. ’ ’ (CC) (DVS) the Navy. ’ (CC) (DVS) faces devastating surprises. ’ searches for Harper Dearing. ’ (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’

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