PacMtn $1 Awards Grants Early Week Edition for Discovery Tuesday, Team, Work Feb. 26, 2019 Programs / Main 2 Serving our communities since 1889 — www.chronline.com 2B Regionals Guilty Plea Toledo Goes Cold Late in Loss to Life Woman Accused of Lying to Investigators in Christian /Sports Homicide Investigation /Main 3 Sheriff’s One Child, One Adult Killed in Crash Near Packwood Office Accepts By The Chronicle Office Monday as Stephen J. a 36-year-old Selah woman The state patrol reported Funding For A 10-year-old boy and a Rane, of Bothell. and containing five children. that all the occupants of the 39-year-old London, England According to a press re- Rane and her 10-year-old Chevrolet were wearing seat- woman died in a weekend col- lease from the Washington passenger were pronounced belts. It was unknown at the Post-Release State Patrol, at 2:01 p.m. Sat- dead on the scene, according time the release was issued lision near Packwood, which urday, Jonna Rane was driving to the press release. whether the two deceased Addiction also hospitalized five children a 2017 Ford Escape eastbound The driver of the second subjects were wearing seat- and one adult. on state Route 12, 10 miles vehicle was taken to Harbor- belts. Treatment The deceased woman was east of Packwood. Rane’s ve- view Medical Center, and the The exact cause of the col- identified by the Washington hicle reportedly crossed the five children, with ages rang- lision is pending investigation, WITHDRAWAL: State Law State Patrol as Jonna R. Rane. center line and collided head- ing from 4 to 13, were taken to and it is unknown if drugs Requires Treatment in The child was identified by on with a westbound 2011 Mary Bridge Children’s Hos- or alcohol were involved, ac- the Lewis County Coroner’s Chevrolet Traverse, driven by pital with unspecified injuries. cording to the state patrol. Jail, But Post Release, Addicts Are on Their Own By Alex Brown [email protected] For opiate-addicted offend- ers, getting out of jail does not mean their problems are over. Withdrawals can cause serious medical issues — and increase the likelihood of relapse and re- incarceration. Currently, Lewis County provides medication to inmates to help fight those withdrawals — as it’s required to by law. But a new partnership — at no cost to the county — will now allow in- dividuals to continue treatment even after they’re released. “This was a huge project for us at the jail,” said Corrections Chief Chris Sweet. “We’re just trying to break the chains of ad- diction. … It’s not only going to help them as they’re incarcer- ated, but hopefully it’s going to recover them once they get out of jail.” The program is part of a one-year demonstration project — or pilot program — with the Cascade Pacific Action Alliance. The CPAA is giving $80,000 of its Medicaid funding to the Cody Neuenschwander / [email protected] county in partnership with Troy Hicklin with Riverside Fire Authority is pictured on Feb. 25, 2019, the day of his retirement. NaphCare, the provider that conducts medical service at the jail. When inmates are taken to After 30 Years as a First Responder, RFA Veteran Retires the jail, they’re given a clinical opiate assessment; many have PARAMEDIC: Longtime bittersweet, he said, but it’s time said. adrenaline of the job and the overdosed or are high when for some needed rest. Hicklin has a medical trans- sense of responsibility. He be- they’re brought in. The county First Responder Hicklin’s last day on the job portation business in Cowlitz came a firefighter/paramedic — currently treats those who need Drawn to Adrenaline, at Riverside Fire Authority was County — the same county the same role he’s filled in Cen- it. Now, though, inmates who test Responsibility of Job Monday. He’d been with the where he lives — and these tralia — with Cowlitz County at a certain score can be offered Centralia department for nine days he plans on focusing on in 1995. He held that position the chance to enter a voluntary By Cody Neuenschwander years. that business. They serve as for about 15 years, he said, and “It’s kind of gotten itself to something like a medical taxi please see OPIATE, page Main 12 [email protected] was promoted to the rank of a point where the firefighting service, he said, saying they do Lieutenant. Stepping away from decades stuff has been my career, that things like take people to their Eventually, he felt the need of work as a first responder has was my love for so many years, appointments. Follow Us on Twitter for something different. His @chronline a way of prompting a mix of but at the same time … it’s kind Hicklin became a paramed- emotion, said Troy Hicklin. It’s of time to rest from that,” he ic in 1990. 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TRAINING: $25,000 to Fund Job Training for Students By Alex Brown [email protected] The Pacific Mountain Work- force Development Council pledged more than $25,000 Mon- day as part of ongoing efforts to provide conservation experience and job training to students in East Lewis County. The funding was split be- tween the Discovery Team, a summer work program for White Pass School District stu- dents in the Gifford Pinchot Na- tional Forest, and Pinchot Part- ners, a group working to provide similar opportunities. “In our area, work is really scarce for kids,” said White Pass High School principal Chris Schumaker. “The ability to go and have a job and get those skill- sets and establish those profes- sional relationships — this gives our kids a good community and good opportunities to be sup- ported and take chances and Alex Brown / [email protected] benefit from those chances.” The PacMtn Workforce Development Council presented the White Pass School District with $3,000 for its Discovery Team program as one of its High Impact Commu- Last summer, the Discovery nity Grants. From left: Lewis County commissioners Bobby Jackson and Edna Fund, Discovery Team coordinator Debbie Layman, White Pass principal Chris Schumaker, Team program put 28 students commissioner Gary Stamper and PacMtn career connected learning coordinator Kat Santana. to work in the national forest for five weeks, taking on a variety of of monitoring,” said Pinchot projects. The program has run Partners executive director Jess for 15 years now, and has been Martin. “The kids get to go out touted by many stakeholders as a with iPads and all sorts of tools local success story — getting kids to do streamwater health moni- a summer job in a place where toring, plant monitoring and work is limited, as well as help- land surveying.” ing the Forest Service accomplish Some funds have been set tasks it can’t get to with its own aside for transportation assis- crews. tance, allowing students without “It could be recreation work at wheels to get to work. Martin the campgrounds, we’ve shoveled said it’s possible the program silt, we’ve done bridges, we’ve will expand to Mossyrock and done trail work, we’ve cleaned Onalaska, making it especially up culverts so the roads aren’t important that transportation washed away,” said program co- needs are met. ordinator Debbie Layman. “With this added capacity, Students submit resumes and we might be able to expand the show up for formal interviews number of weeks, we might be as part of the application pro- able to expand the number of cess, preparing them to enter the students, expand the number of workforce. projects,” she said. PacMtn awarded the Discov- Martin added that the pro- ery Team with $3,000 in funding gram is going to expand to stu- as part of its High Impact Com- dents at Centralia College East, munity Grant Program. Another and Pinchot Partner board Jared Wenzelburger / [email protected] $22,000 was given to the Pinchot members have offered job shad- Jaiden Linder, a sophomore at White Pass High School, uses a pair of branch trimmers off of Forest Road 77 in the Gifford Partners, which partners with owing and field trip opportuni- Pinchot National Forest in this July 2018 file photo. Discovery Team and other or- ties at the industries where they ganizations with similar aims. work. the PacMtn grant in hand, it’s on County commissioner Gary covery Team, they’re working Those connections allow the The government shutdown track to put everything in place. Stamper also had high praise for in a laboratory. They work with Partners to bolster the work of earlier this year halted much of “These are the kinds of op- the programs. apprenticeship programs. They the Discovery Team, while pro- Pinchot Partners’ planning work portunities that can really shape “Living up in East Lewis get kids involved working with viding other opportunities for with the Forest Service, so it’s still a young person, who perhaps has County and being there, you’re the Forest Service. You’ve got the students. working out how it will structure an interest in their science classes not afforded the same luxuries largest laboratory in the state of “The Cascade Forest Con- its programming this summer. but doesn’t know how that’s go- as you are when you get to a Washington right there at your servancy provides the summer But it has “goodwill agreements” ing to translate into a future ca- more metropolitan area,” he said. fingertips. This is money well fieldwork plan that has all sorts with all its partners, and with reer,” Martin said. “Those kids that work in that Dis- spent.” The Weather Almanac

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CH594521sl.dj $6.95 Business Cards 321 N. Pearl St. 13oz., Single Sided, Design not Included Plastic Signs Centralia, WA • Main 3 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 Fiancé of Randle Murder Suspect Pleads Guilty CHARGE: Woman Was Among the list of things Brown must complete to com- Accused of Giving ply with the plea agreement is Investigators Bad making a recorded statement to Information During law enforcement, passing a poly- graph test and serving as a state Investigation witness in any other case con- By Cody Neuenschwander nected to hers. Currently, the only other person attached to [email protected] Brown’s case that hasn’t pleaded Emma Brown, the Glenoma guilty is Adamson. Adamson woman accused of misleading was slated to plead guilty the authorities when they were in- morning of Feb. 22. However, he vestigating the disappearance indicated to his attorney, Don of slain Randle teen Benjamin Blair, that he didn’t want to fol- Eastman III, pleaded guilty low through with the plea. The Monday morning to two counts hearing was stricken. He’s cur- of first-degree rendering crimi- rently set to go to trial the week nal assistance. of Aug. 5. Brown’s plea came just on Marquez additionally agreed the heels of Benito Marquez, 17, to serve as a state witness as part pleading guilty on Friday to first- of his plea deal, as did the mur- degree murder and other charges der suspects’ mother, Kindra in Eastman’s death. Adamson — who pleaded guilty Brown, 21, is listed in court last year to two counts of render- documents as the fiancé of mur- / [email protected] Cody Neuenschwander ing criminal assistance. Kindra der suspect Jonathon Adamson. Emma Brown attends a change of plea hearing in Lewis County Superior Court on Feb. 25, 2019. Adamson, along with Marquez, Adamson was also charged with his brother, is charged in East- Represented in court by at- acknowledges they will likely be downgraded later. One of the misleading authorities during man’s June beating death. torney Jakob McGhie, Brown’s find her guilty. counts will be changed to a non- the investigation. Brown was accused of with- plea was entered as an Alford According to a letter sent to felony count of rendering crimi- Brown waived her right to holding information on East- plea, meaning, McGhie said to McGhie by Lewis County Pros- nal assistance and the other to a speedy sentencing, meaning man’s whereabouts when Judge James Lawler, she doesn’t ecutor Jonathan Meyer, if Brown making a false statement. The she doesn’t have to be sentenced deputies still believed he was a necessarily agree with the charg- is to plead guilty to both counts recommended sentence from the within 40 days of her plea. She missing person, though she was es against her, however if the evi- against her and follow a list of prosecutor’s office will be credit has a review hearing on March already aware of the homicide. dence is presented to a jury, she other orders, the charges will for time served. 28. Washington Democrats Ask Congress to Curb Trump’s Ability to Launch Nuclear Weapons

By Sean Harding reads. The House companion docu- WNPA Olympia New Bureau Senate Joint Memorial 8006 “It’s particularly important for the state of ment, Joint Memorial 4008, was was heard in the Senate Com- introduced by Reps. Gael Tar- Democratic lawmakers have mittee on State Government, Washington to take point on this … because leton, D-Seattle, Steve Tharinger, asked the U.S. Congress to en- Tribal Relations & Elections on D-Sequim and Gerry Pollet, D- sure the President does not have Friday. we have more nuclear weapons in our state Seattle. the sole authority to launch a The document cites Wash- than any other state ... that makes us a “With the Trident base at Ban- nuclear strike, except in cases of ington’s unique role as the being gor, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, retaliation to a nuclear attack. home to the largest collection prime target.” the naval base in Bremerton, The state House and Senate of nuclear weapons in the West- Boeing: we are targeted in the each presented memorials to the ern Hemisphere; the trillions of Sen. Bob Hasegawa, eventuality of a full-scale nuclear federal government and presi- dollars required to update and D-Beacon Hill attack,” Amundson said. “This dent requesting to make it U.S. maintain the U.S. arsenal; the Puget Sound area would be in- policy not to use nuclear weap- global “catastrophic human, en- cinerated.” ons first. vironmental, and economic con- of a leader who was deranged, sion of the memorial. “Because If approved by the full Leg- “Your Memorialists respect- sequences” of a nuclear strike; psychopathic or mentally ill,” we have more nuclear weapons islature, copies of the memorial fully pray that Congress take and the “inalienable right to life, said Bruce Amundson with in our state than any other state would be distributed to President appropriate steps to move back liberty and the pursuit of happi- Washington Physicians for So- ... that makes us a prime target.” Donald Trump; the president of from the brink of nuclear war by ness, and to live a life free from the Senate, the Speaker of the cial Responsibility. “We’re much Sens. Karen Keiser, D-Kent, establishing a system of checks the threat of nuclear weapons” House of Representatives, and and balances to ensure that the for all Americans, as reasons for too close to that right now.” David Frockt, D-Seattle, Sam each member of Congress from President shall no longer have Congress to take action. “It’s particularly important Hunt, D-Olympia, Patty Kuderer, the state of Washington. the sole, unchecked authority to “Ever since the beginning of for the state of Washington to D-Bellevue, Jamie Pedersen, D- “I think we need to not just launch nuclear weapons, except the Cold War, our greatest fear: take point on this,” said Sen. Bob Seattle, and Rebecca Saldaña, D- lead by example for the benefit of in circumstances of retaliation to that nuclear weapons of some Hasegawa, D-Beacon Hill, who Seattle, co-sponsored the Senate the world. But for self-preserva- a nuclear attack,” the memorial nation would fall into the hands prime-sponsored the Senate ver- document. tion sake,” Hasegawa said. News in Brief

Theatre. The vigil will be 9 a.m.-6 p.m. automatic handgun at a female em- Auditor’s Office Certifies Dance Festival Northwest daily on the public right-of-way Police Search for ployee and demanded money, Van- Special Election Results, brings dance companies from in front of Planned Parenthood, Suspect in Robbery couver Police Sgt. David Krebs said. around the Pacific Northwest 1020 W. Main St. The employee gave the man All Levies Pass to the Twin Cities. The dancers More information can be at Gunpoint $200 before he drove away and By The Chronicle attend master dance classes to- found at www.40daysforlife/ By Jack Heffernan fled southbound on 162nd Av- Centralia, by emailing centralia- Six Lewis County school dis- gether as a group and then each The Columbian enue, Krebs said. tricts and one fire district put lev- individual company performs [email protected] or vis- The white male is roughly 30 ies on the February special elec- dance pieces that they have pre- iting 40 Days for Life - Centralia Police are searching for a sus- or 40 years old and was wearing tion ballot, all of which passed. pared. Dance forms will include on Facebook. pect after a drive-thru coffee shop black gloves, a blue zip-up hood- The Lewis County Auditor’s Of- contemporary and classical bal- Local coordinator for the was robbed at gunpoint Sunday ed sweatshirt, a camouflage hat fice certified the special election let on pointe, modern/contem- prayer vigil is Caroline Bow. in the Cimarron neighborhood. and face mask, dark jeans and results on Friday, Feb. 22. porary dance, ballroom, hip hop Other details can be found by Vancouver police were called tan boots, Krebs said. The Civic, The six Lewis County school and jazz. calling 360-508-2039. to the Human Bean at 16205 N.E. a stolen car out of Portland, in- districts — Boistfort, Evaline, The host company, under the 23rd St. shortly after 11:30 a.m. cluded a Washington license plate Mossyrock, Napavine, Onalaska direction of Danielle Brosco, is Former Bookkeeper The male driver pointed a semi- number BAM7697, Krebs said. and Toledo — put Replacement Southwest Washington Dance Educational Programs and Op- Ensemble, Chehalis. Charged with Stealing erations Levies on the ballot. Guest performer is the Ela Create a Beautiful Entrance Levies require 50 percent of the Fala Collective, Portland. $90,000 from Golf Club to Your Home With Our vote to pass in Washington state. Visiting companies this By The Chronicle Final special election results in year include Ballet Northwest, A Centralia woman was Custom Door Shop! the school districts are as fol- Olympia; Evergreen City Bal- charged with first-degree theft lows: let, Renton; Harbor Dance Bal- after an audit found over $90,000 We Can Hang: • Boistfort School District: let Company, Gig Harbor; Jo- was unaccounted for from Riv- 71.74 percent approved hansen Olympia Dance Center, erside Golf Club and Bistro’s ac- • New • Evaline School District: Olympia; Olympic Ballroom counts. • Used 70.57 percent approved Dance, Olympia; Rennat Cho- Barbara A. Simons, 69, was • Mossyrock School District: reography, Chehalis; Seattle the sole booker for the business • Interior 58.28 percent approved Civic Dance Theatre, Seattle; and allegedly told authorities she • Napavine School District: and Studio West Dance took the money to fuel a gam- • Exterior 65.11 percent approved Academy and Dance Theatre, bling habit. She’s been released

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CH594723mf.dj Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 LOCAL Chehalis City Council Approves up to $1M Debt Issue For Penny Playground GRANT: Lodging Tax Playground is to create a “mod- ern, accessible, inclusive and Money Will Make graded play structure,” accord- Payments on Debt ing to the presentation Wall gave. The playground will be Over 15 Years American with Disabilities Act By Katie Hayes (ADA) accessible, with a wheel- chair accessible merry-go-round. [email protected] Features also include all-weather Plans for Penny Playground play surface and walking paths, are moving forward, after the zipline and swings, sensory pan- Chehalis City Council approved els, spinning and climbing ele- up to a $1 million debt issue at its ments and more. regular Monday night meeting. The Recreation Park Renova- “We are not choosing one tions are projected to cost $3.75 service over another to do this million. The budget for the ball- project,” said Chehalis Mayor field is $1,864,000 and the walk- Dennis Dawes. “That’s troubling way, trails and drainage budget to me that people think that’s is $536,000. Penny Playground is happening. That’s not. These expected to cost $1.35 million. are funds that this committee According to the presentation, has worked hard to secure these there was a total of $1,306,000 grants. These grants can be used in secured funds. With pending only for this purpose — Lodging funds, however, Wall said dur- Tax Advisory money can be used ing her presentation that she an- for purposes like this.” ticipated $3,006,000. There was The Chehalis City Coun- Katie Hayes / [email protected] a projected funding shortage of cil approved a debt issue not to City of Chehalis Recreation Manager Lilly Wall updates the Chehalis City Council on Penny Playground Monday evening in $744,000. exceed $1 million for a maxi- Chehalis. Finance Director Chun Saul mum maturity term of 15 years came out to build that park and we have been applying for and bring it up to the new standards.” delivered a financing options through a private placement pro- how important it was. That was the donations that have been Wall mentioned project presentation to the council, and cess. Lodging Tax Funds will ac- disturbing because it was dete- made are specifically for these partners including the Che- recommended the loan that the count for all or most of the debt riorating. It had outlived its an- purposes. halis Foundation, the city and council later approved. service payments. ticipated lifespan. The wood was Recreation Manager Lilly the Penny Playground Strategic After the Chehalis City City Manager Jill Anderson deteriorating, there were con- Wall presented an update to Che- Planning Committee, before Council approved the debt issue, spoke to the Penny Playground cerns about things that were not halis City Council. providing an update. Dawes thanked the staff and the project. thought about 25 years ago that “The Penny Playground is The timeline for the project is community members in the au- “When I came to the city, I are a concern now.” a shining example of the best contingent on all funding sourc- dience with the Chehalis Foun- was told about Recreation Park Anderson provided the histo- community project I have ever es being secured, including fed- dation. and that we need to do improve- ry of the project, and addressed watched our community do,” eral and state grants, community “We have said it before and ments there,” Anderson said. “(I) issues she believed people may Wall said. “They have put thou- fundraising goals and the loan we can’t say it enough,” Dawes learned about Penny Playground have with allocating money to a sands of hours into planning, that the Chehalis City Council said. “There are a lot of projects and the history of that park and major park renovation. design, fundraising and then approved. However, Wall said that wouldn’t be done and a lot of how important it was that ev- “When we have grant monies, building it — and the ballfield she hopes for the project to be enjoyable things that our citizens erybody came together using there are specific legal restric- project was similar to that as well. complete by the end of October wouldn’t have, if it wasn’t for the their pennies and loose change tions on how we use that money,” But like Jill said, the park is de- of this year. Foundation and the community. — and school kids and everybody Anderson said. “The grants that teriorating, it’s aging. It’s time to The goal for the new Penny We thank you for your work.” County Commissioner Defends Former Twin Transit Manager at Winlock City Council

UPDATE: Jackson Says his commitment to countywide sion on the Winlock ballot again. transit and former Twin Tran- Jackson said the issue was “on Transit Measure Failed sit General Manager Derrick the backburner” and the other Not Because of Issues Wojcik-Damers — who resigned city councilors did not address earlier this month — at a Win- “We believe that we will be able to still do Jackson. Raised by Media lock City Council meeting Mon- something positive that will put bus services “People will ask me, ‘well if day evening. you could go back and do it all By Katie Hayes “I wanted to give you a bit of in smaller communities, so we can connect over again would you do it differ- [email protected] an update on countywide tran- ently,’” Jackson said. “I remem- sit,” said Jackson, while he ad- people with all the things that we talked ber something my mom told me Lewis County Commissioner dressed Winlock Mayor Don about, previously.” as a kid growing up. She said, Bobby Jackson reaffirmed both Bradshaw and the Winlock City ‘if you ever wished you could Council. “Before I begin that, Bobby Jackson, go back and do something all there has been a lot about the Lewis County Commissioner over again, the likelihood is you measure, and failure of that and wouldn’t do it any different than there have been a lot of things you did it the first time.’ The neat that have been put in the media thing about this for me is that we Missed about this. I am not going to re- learn from this. We learn from it and will grow from that and er for Twin Transit — not a job ally address any of that. I simply will do a better job the next time.” I really want. So we are working this situation and we grow. We wanted to come and say that the are not about blaming individu- The Chronicle has reported diligently to hire a new general measure failed, but it failed for als or anything like that.” extensively on Twin Transit in manager as quick as possible.” an awful lot of reasons and not The Public Disclosure Com- the past few months. Jackson said the Twin Transit necessarily any of those that you mission is currently investigat- Your In 2018, Twin Transit at- Advisory Board is doing a Pacific read about.” ing allegations that Twin Transit Jackson did not address audi- tempted to extend its service Northwest search for the next used public funds to produce ence members at any point in his countywide through a sales general manager. Jackson said and distribute political cam- speech. He asked Bradshaw and tax ballot measure, and also to he has “spoken to one individual paign materials for the 2018 elec- city councilors if they had ques- build a regional transit hub. The that is interested in the job” and tion. Paper? tions for him regarding Twin countywide expansion cam- that it is the Twin Transit board’s “I will tell you that there is an Transit, but they did not. Only paign was built on the idea that hope to begin interviews for a investigation against Twin Tran- Bradshaw and Winlock City Lewis Mountain Highway Tran- new general manager soon. sit right now for the production Councilor Jodie Curtis com- sit would fold in 2019. Although “I would like to take a mo- of an information piece,” Jack- mented. Jackson left immediate- voters did not approve the mea- ment to talk to you about Derrick son said. “We are waiting on the ly after speaking, without turn- sure, The Chronicle later un- (Wojcik-Damers),” Jackson said. results of that investigation, but I ing to the audience. covered LMHT wasn’t actually “Derrick is a good man. Derrick can tell you right now while we Jackson said he still supports in the kind of peril Jackson and came here with every intention believe we did everything cor- countywide transit, even though former manager Wojcik-Damers of doing the best possible job that rectly, that we did it based on county residents have not ap- suggested. he could. The board has to take the information we got from our proved additional tax dollars to The Chronicle also found that responsibility for that decision in consultant Nelson/Nygaard. In support it. Wojcik-Damers has a felony theft that we hired an individual who the end — if we did do some- “We believe that we will be conviction he did not disclose was not quite prepared for what thing wrong — we want to know able to still do something posi- before the agency hired him. He we were going to present to him.” about it and we will correct it. … tive that will put bus services resigned earlier this month. Curtis said she supports the So, in one respect, I want to apol- in smaller communities, so we “As you have probably read, idea of countywide transit, and ogize because this thing certain- can connect people with all the Twin Transit is going through a told Jackson she would help in ly did not go the way we hoped it things that we talked about, pre- rather large transition right now,” any way she could to achieve would go. But, at the same time, I viously,” Jackson said. “I’m dis- Jackson said. “Currently, I am that. Bradshaw said he believes also want to tell you that we are appointed that the ballot mea- the administrative contact and the Winlock City Council would working hard to shore up the is- sure failed, but we learned from the administrative decision mak- vote to put countywide expan- sues at Twin Transit.” Call 1,100 Acres of Grayland Waterfowl Habitat Purchased by WDFW, Ducks Unlimited 360-807-7676 By Dan Hammock at its meeting Feb. 8 in Olym- “I would describe it as a very liminary plans call for walk-in The Daily World pia. wet site, lots of wetlands, but access to the property. “This entire project has been there are also quite a few ar- “We will most likely be man- About 1,100 acres of water- in partnership with Ducks Un- eas that were recently logged aging public access from the fowl, deer, bear and elk habi- limited,” said Fish and Wildlife and replanted. There are perimeter of the property on tat will be opened for hunting, Region 6 wildlife manager Bri- some stands of older trees, but a walk-in basis,” said Calkins. chronline.com bird watching and wildlife an Calkins. “In fact, it would they’re pretty limited,” said Discussions about specific ac- viewing near Grayland thanks not have been possible without Calkins. “We’re really interest- cess and land modifications to a recent land purchase by them.” ed in the wetland part of this and improvements are ongoing. Ducks Unlimited and the State There are three different and making improvements to The property will become Department of Fish and Wild- parcels shown on the purchase some of those wetlands, pro- part of the Olympic-Willa- After hours life. proposal map supplied by Fish viding waterfowl hunting op- pa Hills Wildlife Area, said “This (property) will be held and Wildlife; the largest is bor- portunities and maybe seeing if Calkins, adding to its current is taking calls and managed by WDFW as a dered on the north by State there’s a way to benefit salmon size of more than 10,000 acres new wildlife area with public Route 105, and on the west by and other anadromous species.” split into 23 units. The nearby Tuesday & access and use,” said Gregory L. Twin Harbors State Park and Anadromous is the term for Johns River Unit is a “fairly Green, Ducks Unlimited man- State Route 105 south for about fish species migrating upriver well-developed” part of this ager of conservation programs 2 miles. The north end of the from the sea to spawn. wildlife area, said Calkins. Thursday for the Pacific Northwest. purchase property is adjacent The property is not current- As for what the new unit The purchase has been ap- to the Elk River Unit of the ly developed for access. It has will be named, Calkins said 5:00 p.m. proved by the Fish and Wild- Johns River Wildlife Area, a some overgrown logging roads the placeholder “Grayland life commission and has not popular spot among birders left over from the property’s Unit” appears to have stuck. been finalized. The site is not and waterfowl hunters. The previous owners, the timber “For lack of a better name we to 7 p.m. currently open to public access. two smaller sections are locat- company Anderson and Mid- have been calling it the Gray- The Fish and Wildlife Com- ed about two miles south of the dleton, some of which may be land Unit, and nobody has pro- CH593657rb.do mission approved the purchase larger parcel. passable by a vehicle, but pre- posed to change that,” he said. • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 CEO Of Eugenia Center Accused of Sexual Misconduct The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and By The Chronicle tion of sanctions.” turned down. where she could “hide.” Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. The CEO of the Eugenia According to a charging The document alleges Fran- RCW dictates that sexual MISSED OR LATE PAPER? 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BACK ISSUES By Alex Brown county commission meetings) Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- [email protected] and asking a couple questions,” able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks “Nobody’s doing anything criminal, but said Day. “Nobody’s doing any- old are $2 per issue. Dennis Day, the only volun- nobody knows where the money’s going, thing criminal, but nobody teer for Fire District 17 — Lew- knows where the money’s go- THE NEWSROOM is County’s tiniest fire district how much money.” ing, how much money.” For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact — has been appointed to replace Now that he’s on the District the appropriate person listed below. an illegally appointed district EDITOR Dennis Day, 17 commission, Day is hop- commissioner, following his Natalie Johnson ...... 807-8235 Lewis County Fire District 17 volunteer, commissioner ing to provide a clearer look at advocacy about the district’s is- the district’s financial picture. [email protected] sues to county officials. He’s been talking to his neigh- Sports Editor “We are finally getting citi- the time period in which he 17’s only responder, and he’s bors, generating interest in the Matt Baide ...... 807-8230 zens together that can say what could have been appointed. only certified in CPR. district’s issues. He also wants [email protected] are we and what is our purpose District 17 has just 137 reg- The agreement has since to look ahead, noting that the Sports, Outdoors here, and not just sitting back,” Jordan Nailon ...... 807-8231 istered voters in its 8 1/2 square been approved on a month- district is totally reliant on Dis- Day said. “It’s just a matter of [email protected] mile area, just outside the en- to-month basis, but Day said trict 23, whose residents pay trying to do what’s best for Business, Education, Ports, South Lewis County trance to Mount Rainier Na- much of the district’s work is higher levies to support that our community. … We had no Katie Hayes ...... 807-8237 tional Park near Ashford. still undone. department. voice until now.” “They take care of us very [email protected] With Leach removed, it fell “There’s no accountability,” In December, Day ap- well. 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Sirens, Court Records, Records Lotteries, Commodities Sirens CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Driver Booked For Person Uses Library Phone, caller in the 1600 block of North- LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Suspended License Screams Loudly west Louisiana Avenue reported Vehicle’s Window Broken a male subject appeared to be • At 4:22 p.m. Sunday, police • At 11:04 a.m. Saturday, po- trying to steal a chained-up bike. Deputies Investigate Accidental • At 7:14 a.m. Friday, a caller responded to the 1300 block of lice were notified of an agitated Gunshot Injury patron at the library in the 400 in the 1200 block of West Chest- Belmont Avenue and arrested Man Knocks on Door, Threatens • At 6:45 p.m. Sunday, depu- block of North Market Boule- nut Street reported the driver’s Norman P. Gastfield, 34, of Resident ties were contacted by Morton Centralia on suspicion of third- vard. The person used the phone, side window of their vehicle had General Hospital regarding a pa- degree driving with a suspended screamed loudly and then left. • At 2:02 p.m. Saturday, a call- been broken overnight. tient suffering from an accidental license. er in the 200 block of Northwest gunshot wound. The person was Officers Investigate Alleged Person Trespassed at Local State Street said a man knocked Business on her door and then threatened accidentally shot while cleaning Assault CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT her. The caller said she didn’t a weapon, and was treated and • At 12:40 p.m. Friday, some- • At 11:45 a.m. Saturday, po- know the man. released. one contacted the police about an Caller Witnesses Assault lice were requested in the 200 block of Southwest Interstate alleged assault in the 300 block of • At 12:25 p.m. Friday, a caller in Hit and Run LEWIS COUNTY JAIL STATISTICS West Chestnut Street. Police are Avenue, where a person was sit- the 1600 block of Northwest Loui- ting in a business’s carport blar- • At 4:57 p.m. Saturday, a hit • As of Monday morning, the investigating. siana Avenue said they saw a man Lewis County Jail had a total sys- ing music. The same person then and run was reported in the 1700 assault a woman inside a vehicle. tem population of 221 inmates, Theft called the front desk and started block of Northwest Louisiana screaming at an employee. Avenue. with 192 in general population, • At 2:53 p.m. Friday, a theft Group of Kids Seen Jumping on 29 in the work ethic and resti- of a can of beer was reported Vehicle Theft Suspects Booked Shopper Tries to Take Cartful of tution center and two on work in the 400 block of West Main • At 1:38 a.m. Saturday, a call- Items release. Of general population Street. The suspect fled prior to • At 11:51 a.m. Saturday, police inmates, 162 were male and 30 er in the 1500 block of North Na- responded to the 100 block of South- • At 1:50 p.m. Sunday, an at- police getting to the scene. were female and of WERC in- tional Avenue reported a group west Seventh Street and arrested tempted shoplifting was reported of three or four kids looking at mates, 25 were male and four Hit and Run Monte W. Sellards, 57, of Centralia in the 1100 block of South Mar- vehicles with a flashlight. The on suspicion of third-degree theft. ket Street. A female subject tried were female. A total of 36 in- • At 4 p.m. Friday, a hit and caller said they looked like they • At 4:57 p.m. Saturday, po- and failed to leave without pay- mates were booked through con- run was reported in the 1300 were jumping up onto one of the lice responded to the 1700 block ing for a cartful of items, and tracts outside Lewis County. block of Windsor Avenue. vehicles. of Northwest Louisiana Avenue then left the store. and arrested Hadley H. Dillen- ••• Vehicle Prowl Theft beck, 54, of Oakville on suspi- Attempted Counterfeit By The Chronicle Staff cion of third-degree theft. • At 10:19 a.m. Saturday, a • At 9:26 a.m. Saturday, four • At 8 p.m. Sunday, someone Please call news reporter Cody vehicle prowls were reported in theft of an ashtray was reported Man Seen Trying to Steal Bike tried to pass an obviously fake $100 Neuenschwander with news tips. He the 600 block of South Cedar in the 600 block of Northeast bill at a business in the 1600 block can be reached at 807-8208 or cneuen- Street. Franklin Avenue. • At 12:36 p.m. Saturday, a of Northwest Louisiana Avenue. [email protected]

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ies where the majority of adults age than Seattle: Washington, The report also faulted John- In closing arguments, Chris Seattle Is Most- have college degrees: San Fran- D.C. son for failing to attend a No- Reitz, assistant attorney general Educated Big U.S. City — cisco; Washington, D.C.; Raleigh, From an economic stand- vember 2017 hearing that result- representing the state commis- North Carolina; Austin, Texas; point, it makes sense that so ed in the district not collecting sion at the hearing, argued board and 8 in 10 Newcomers and Minneapolis. Portland is many here have a college degree local tax dollars in 2018. members are ultimately respon- Have a College Degree right at 50 percent. or higher. We all know it’s not Kirk Robinson, interim di- sible for district operations. At the other end of the spec- cheap to live in Seattle, and those rector at the state commission “This is essentially a case of By Gene Balk trum, a mere 15 percent of De- degrees tend to translate to sig- who conducted the investigation, bare-knuckle control politics The Seattle Times troit adults have a college degree. nificantly higher salaries. said the most concerning allega- gone wrong,” he said. In 13 more cities, it’s less than 30 tions to him related to treatment Americans are more educated In 2017, the median earnings The state commission, which percent. for a Seattle resident with a bach- of district staff, who reported had appointed Johnson to his now than they’ve ever been in It’s as good an illustration as what they considered to be inap- history. elor’s degree was $66,000, and seat, will now appoint his re- any of the troubling gap between for someone with an advanced propriate or intimidating com- placement to a three-year term. A report released last week by cities that are winning and those ments and actions by the two. the U.S. Census Bureau shows 35 degree, $80,000. For a Seattle Since Mankamyer was elected to that are losing in the new econo- resident who had not completed At a hearing Wednesday in his seat, the Thurston Conserva- percent of Americans age 25 and my. Successful cities like Seattle Olympia, Robinson testified that older have completed a bachelor’s high school, the median was just tion District board will appoint draw thousands of college-ed- $22,000. he heard repeated concerns from someone to serve out his term degree — that’s equal to the per- staff about their safety and well- ucated people from all over the Among midsize cities, Bel- that ends in May 2020. centage that had completed high country and the world to work in being. Sarah Moorehead, the levue ranks among the most Yet another board member’s school in 1950. And the number tech and other sectors. district’s interim executive direc- of folks who hold an advanced educated, and has an even higher seat is up for election, scheduled That’s great — but are we percentage of college graduates tor, testified about an incident degree has doubled since 2000. producing enough of our own in which she said Johnson was for late next month. Even in the context of this than Seattle — as of 2017, 68 per- college grads in Washington? cent of residents 25 and older. outside her house and taking pic- nationwide education boom, Se- Compared with other states, it tures of her young child. attle stands out. While we have Seattle Times education re- Clark County Deputy appears that we don’t actually porter Katherine Long contrib- Johnson said he often drives long been counted among the send a high percentage of our by her house on the way to his Injured by Fleeing Driver best-educated U.S. cities, the rise uted to this column. high-school grads off to college. farm, but denied taking pictures. By Craig Brown in the number of college gradu- According to state figures, 59 Conservation districts are ates here is still remarkable. percent of students who gradu- State Commission public, non-regulatory agencies The Columbian As of 2017, 63 percent of city ated from Washington public Removes Two Thurston overseen by the state commis- A Clark County Sheriff’s dep- residents age 25 and older had a high schools in 2016 enrolled in sion. Last year, the Thurston uty received minor injuries early four-year college degree. Among college within a year of gradua- Conservation District Conservation District had six today after being struck by a flee- the 50 largest cities in the coun- tion; about 54 percent went to a permanent employees and a bud- ing motorist. try, we’re the only one to hit that four-year school, and 46 went to Board Members From get of about $1.2 million. The incident occurred about 60 percent mark — something a community college. This was the first time in the 3 a.m. near the intersection of we first achieved in 2015. Office Both a state policy agency (the state commission’s history it has Northeast 75th Street and North- In 2000, less than half (47 Washington Student Achieve- By Abby Spegman removed local board members. percent) here had a college de- east 104th Avenue. According to ment Council) and a business The Olympian At Wednesday’s hearing, the a sheriff’s office news release, the gree. group (the Washington Round- board members’ lawyer focused There’s now a total of 337,000 More than a year after deputy spotted a dark-colored table) believe more students need on actions by district staff, ar- older car parked on the shoul- college graduates age 25 and old- launching an investigation into guing Johnson and Mankamyer to enroll in some kind of train- der of the road, with two women er living in Seattle, plus another ing or degree program after high Thurston Conservation District were only trying to exercise over- standing beside it. He pulled 23,000 under the age of 25. school to keep Washington’s fu- board members, the Washington sight. With each new generation, ture economy humming along. State Conservation Commission Jim Goche, a former board over, parked, and walked toward the level of educational attain- Among Seattle residents, 59 voted unanimously Wednesday member who served with John- the car, when the women jumped ment increases. Among Seattle percent of those born in Wash- to remove two of the district son, described a “civil war” be- back into their car and acceler- millennials (ages 25-34), 73 per- ington are college graduates, board’s five members effective tween the board and staff go- ated toward the deputy. cent are college graduates. For compared with 70 percent of immediately for neglect of duty ing back years, while a human He was struck by the car in the city’s senior residents, it’s those born in another state, ac- and malfeasance in office. resources consultant hired to his lower extremities, and was slightly more than half. cording to census data. And A report by staff at the state investigate alleged financial dis- later taken to a hospital, where Another shift has occurred among those say they’ve moved commission released last year crepancies testified she found he was treated for minor injuries along gender lines. Among older to the city from another state found Eric Johnson, the board’s many “red flags” at the district and released. adults, more men than women within the past year, an incred- chairman, and Richard Manka- during a two-week investigation Other deputies pursued the have completed a college degree. ible 80 percent are college gradu- myer, its auditor, prevented the last summer. two-door car, which was being The reverse is true for younger ates. release of board meeting min- Last year’s report noted that driven recklessly at speeds of Seattleites. More than one in four (27 utes to the public, in some cases staff’s conduct “created suspi- nearly 100 mph. It was last seen When you look at education- percent) people who live in Se- for more than a year, and delayed cion” but the Washington State speeding southbound on Inter- al attainment among America’s attle have an advanced degree, or refused to sign district checks, Conservation Commission did state 205 at the Glenn Jackson largest cities, the gap from top such as a master’s, a professional resulting in late fees on bills for not have authority to discipline Bridge to Portland. to bottom is astounding. Along degree, or a Ph.D. Only one ma- things such as rent, utilities and or remove staff, only district The deputy’s name was not with Seattle, there are five cit- jor U.S. city has a higher percent- car leases. board members. immediately released.

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Tribune News Service Miami Herald Tribune News Service A federal judge has ruled that The push to move tons of hu- White House economic ad- a men-only military draft is un- manitarian relief supplies into viser Larry Kudlow said he’s constitutional, but he stopped Venezuela Saturday devolved working to remove U.S. tariffs short of ordering the Selective into bloodshed, tear gas and on steel and aluminum imports Service System to register women. deepening sense of dread, as the from Canada and Mexico after a The Houston judge sided Nicolas Maduro administration Canadian minister signaled that with a San Diego men’s advo- showed the lengths it would go his government may not ratify cacy group that challenged the to keep the aid out. a new North American trade government’s practice of having Although organizers said agreement if the duties remain. only men sign up for the draft, some food and medical sup- Kudlow made the com- citing sex discrimination in vio- plies were moved from Brazil ments on a panel at the Na- lation of the Fifth Amendment’s into southern Venezuela, efforts tional Governors Association’s equal protection clause. from Colombia failed. winter meeting in Washington “This case balances on the On the international bridge Sunday. He spoke after Marc tension between the constitu- that connects Colombia to the Luis Robayo / AFP/Getty Images Garneau, Canada’s transport tionally enshrined power of Venezuelan town of Urena, a Venezuelan Bolivarian National Guard members check damages at the Fran- minister, said “I don’t know if Congress to raise armies and truck packed with aid crossed cisco de Paula Santander international bridge in Urena, Venezuela on Sunday, we are going to get there” in the constitutional mandate that the border only to catch fire. Or- Feb. 24, 2019, following protests in the region after Venezuelan President Nicolas approving the deal if the tariffs no person be denied the equal ganizers blamed the authorities Maduro ordered a temporary close-down of the border with Colombia to pre- aren’t removed. protection of the law,” wrote U.S. for the arson. At a second cross- vent the humanitarian aid to enter the country. The duties are no longer District Judge Gray Miller of the ing, the Simon Bolivar bridge, needed now that the two coun- Southern District of Texas. efforts to move aid by truck just across the border. “There’s steps he took was to block off tries and Mexico have agreed The lawsuit was filed in and foot were received with a no food, medicine, work, vac- the Tienditas international on the new U.S.-Mexico-Can- 2013 against the Selective Ser- cloud of tear gas and plastic pel- cines or anything over there.” bridge with containers and a ada Agreement, Garneau said. vice System by Texas resident lets that injured more than 50 The aid initiative had been tanker truck — welding them to Kudlow also suggested that U.S. James Lesmeister, who later people— at least two seriously in the works for weeks but it was the structure. Trade Representative Robert added San Diego resident An- — and kept the convoy from ad- always unclear how it would be Although Guaido’s support- Lighthizer was working toward thony Davis and the San Diego- vancing. delivered without the consent of ers hoped to move cargo over that having the tariffs removed. based National Coalition for As the day went on, the crowds Venezuela’s military. Juan Guaido bridge, that effort appeared to have “Ambassador Lighthizer and Men as additional plaintiffs. in Colombia grew more belliger- — who mounted a direct chal- been canceled — at least for now. his group, we are working on The two men had standing ent, hauling rocks and Molotov lenge to Maduro’s authority on Guaido began Saturday that, we are hard at work on to sue the government because cocktails to the front line to battle Jan. 23 by declaring himself presi- flanked by the presidents of that, to solve that issue,” Kud- they were within the age range pro-government gangs, called dent — has made humanitarian Colombia, Chile and Paraguay, low said of the metals tariffs of 18 to 26 in which men in the “Colecitvos,” and the military. aid a core part of his plans. And and the secretary general of after Garneau spoke. Earlier “It’s rocks versus guns,” one United States are required to the United States, Chile, Brazil, the Organization of American in the panel discussion, Kud- woman said, as she poured vin- register with Selective Service. Colombia, France, Puerto Rico States. As he inspected the 10 low said the new three-nation “Forcing only males to register egar on a T-shirt to ward off the agreement was “very strong” effects of tear gas. “This isn’t a and others have donated millions trucks that would be carrying is an aspect of socially institu- of dollars to position food and relief across the border, he asked and that Trump taught him tionalized male disposability and fair fight.” that tariffs can be a good ne- As smoke from the burned medical supplies at the borders of the military, once again to be helps reinforce the stereotypes Brazil, Colombia and Curacao. “on the right side of history.” gotiating tactic to break down that support discrimination out aid truck rose over the ho- trade barriers. rizon, those who thought there By all accounts, Venezu- Although more than 20 mili- against men in other areas” such ela desperately needs the aid, tary and police officials defected Canada retaliated dollar- as divorce, child custody and might be a peaceful way to de- for-dollar against U.S. tariffs liver aid began losing hope. as food and medicine short- — running across the border in domestic violence services, Co- ages have become commonplace several spots — the mass mili- last year, and Garneau’s com- alition attorney Marc Angelucci Judy Threos had arrived at the with a tanking economy and hy- tary support that some hoped ments Sunday were some of the said. “Women are now allowed border with a bunch of white ros- perinflation. for never appeared. sharpest about the dispute as in combat, so this decision is long es she had planned to offer to Ven- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau But Maduro has argued that By Saturday afternoon, overdue. After decades of sex dis- ezuela’s National Guard as a sign leads his government toward an the help is not needed or wel- Guaido said the international crimination against men in the of peace. In the end, the ensuing October election. Garneau said Selective Service, the courts have clashes kept her from getting close come — and that it is part of a community had “been able to that while political energy may finally found it unconstitutional enough to even see a member of larger Washington plot to topple see with their own eyes” how shift to other issues in coming to force only men to register.” the Venezuelan military. him. In the days leading up to Maduro had violated interna- months, the tariffs alone are a The government asked the “I’m here because I want a Saturday, he sent troops to the tional law. “The Geneva proto- major stumbling block to rati- judge to dismiss the suit or better life for my children,” said border and closed key bridges. cols clearly state that destroy- fication. stay a decision until a national Threos, who lives in Tachira, One of the most dramatic ing humanitarian aid is a crime “Those tariffs are an un- commission studying the issue necessary tax which is weigh- of women’s draft registration ing down on both countries,” reaches a recommendation. At Hanoi Summit, Trump and Kim Jong Garneau said. He also said the The judge noted that could original U.S. reason for tariffs take years, and even then Con- on national security grounds gress isn’t required to follow the Un May Declare the Korean War Over was never justified. commission’s findings. By Victoria Kim “This will present us with “Congress has been debat- war and acknowledge the real- “If, after an end of war decla- real challenges as we begin the ing the male-only registration Los Angeles Times ity that combat has long since ration, North Korea doesn’t take process of ratification in Cana- ended. further denuclearization mea- requirement since at least 1980,” The signing took all of 10 da — I don’t know if we are go- Miller wrote. “President Trump is ready to sures, we will know that Kim is ing to get there,” Garneau said. minutes. Neither man uttered a end this war. It is over. It is done,” not serious about denucleariza- The government referred word as they inked nine docu- Canada would quickly drop to a 1981 U.S. Supreme Court Stephen Biegun, the United tion under any circumstance,” its metals tariffs and ratify the ments agreeing to halt more States’ top negotiator with former Defense Department ad- decision that the Military Se- than three years of brutal fight- agreement in response to a U.S. lective Service Act was consti- North Korea, said in a speech visor Frank Aum and attorney move, Garneau said. “We want ing. When it was done, the at Stanford this month. “We are S. Nathan Park wrote in a CNN tutional as written, to exclude American and North Korean to go ahead and do it because women, because women re- not going to invade North Ko- opinion piece. this is very good for both of our generals exchanged one long, rea. We are not seeking to topple Many other analysts in the stricted from combat were not cold stare before leaving the countries,” Garneau said of rat- offered similar opportunities the North Korean regime.” U.S. and South Korea, however, ifying the trade agreement. room. But more than 65 years since warn the declaration would that men had. It was July 1953. U.S. 8th Miller found that reasoning the fighting stopped, does it inevitably lead to discussion Army commander Gen. Max- no longer applicable, since the even matter? of removing about 28,000 U.S. 3D Printer Helps well D. Taylor reminded report- Department of Defense lifted An end-of-war declaration, troops who serve under U.N. ers the war wasn’t yet over. The Surgeons Rebuild all gender-based restrictions on unlike a peace treaty, would be auspices in South Korea, a possi- military service — including cease-fire agreement was “just a a nonbinding agreement and bility that alarms those skeptical Deformed Jaws in Haiti combat roles — in 2015. suspension of hostilities, which largely a political statement. of North Korea’s willingness to may or may not be preparatory Analysts said it would be an ever give up its nuclear weapons. Tribune News Service to permanent peace,” he said at easy, ready-made result from “You have to question why For five years, Jefferson Manafort ‘Brazenly’ the time. the Hanoi summit that Trump North Korea is pushing so hard University Hospital surgeons Broke the Law, Taylor died in 1987, the same could tout — achieving peace for that end-of-war declaration,” have been traveling to Haiti year as Lt. Gen. William K. Har- on the Korean peninsula, how- said Canadian Lt. Gen. Wayne to rebuild the jaws of patients Mueller Tells Judge rison, who signed the agreement ever symbolic — even if there Eyre, deputy commander of whose faces are disfigured by on behalf of the Americans. aren’t substantive concessions the U.N. command tasked with benign, yet massive tumors. Tribune News Service North Korea’s signatory, Gen. from North Korea on its nuclear keeping peace between the Ko- These are delicate operations, Special counsel Robert Nam Il, died in 1976. Com- capabilities. reas, speaking at a talk in Wash- made all the more challeng- Mueller told the judge in Wash- mander Mark W. Clark, who On one end of the spectrum, ington in October. “Even if there ing because the doctors cannot ington who’ll soon sentence later signed it for the United Na- those willing to give North Ko- is no legal basis for it, emotion- see what they are dealing with Paul Manafort that President tions, died in 1984. rea the benefit of the doubt say ally, people would start to ques- until they arrive in a sparsely Donald Trump’s former cam- The Korean War is still not the peace declaration would tion the presence and continued equipped operating room in paign chairman “repeatedly over. give Kim Jong Un the internal existence of the United Nations Port-au-Prince and meet their and brazenly violated the law” As President Donald Trump justification he needs to take command. And it’s a slippery patients. and that his prison term should gets ready to once again sit steps to denuclearize, after hav- slope to then question the pres- This year they tried a new take into account the “gravity” down with North Korea’s leader ing spent many billions of dol- ence of U.S. forces on the penin- tactic: making models of the of his conduct. this week, current and former lars and endured international sula.” patients’ jaws in advance, with Manafort is scheduled to administration officials and Ko- sanctions to obtain the nuclear To declare the Korean War 3D printers in Philadelphia. be sentenced separately March rea analysts are increasingly say- weapons. over with North Korea still in The idea was to use the plas- 8 in Virginia and March 13 in ing Trump will probably agree “The sooner a declaration possession of nuclear weapons tic models as a guide, allowing Washington. He could be sen- to declare a formal end to the ends the Korean War, the faster and ballistic missiles would the physicians to bend tita- tenced to as long as 10 years in Korean War, giving in to a long- North Korea’s denuclearization,” be “putting the cart before the nium surgical plates in the ex- prison in the Washington case. standing North Korean demand. South Korea’s liberal Hankyo- horse,” said Victor Cha, who led act shape of each patient’s jaw- Mueller filed a sentencing For decades, U.S. presidents reh newspaper said in an edito- the talks with North Korea un- bone — a task normally done memo Saturday, eight days af- have refused to do so, insisting rial last year. “It’s the only way der President George W. Bush. during surgery. Shaping the ter his prosecutors told a judge North Korea first needs to fully to assuage the North’s fears.” “That’s not peace. That is a plates in advance would save in Alexandria, Va., that the denuclearize. Some observers have also fake peace,” Cha said by phone up to an hour in the operating former international political The declaration would not said the declaration might be “a in a news briefing from Wash- room, reducing time under an- strategist faces 19 years to 24 be the same as a legally binding low-cost way” to test out North ington-based Center for Stra- esthesia, the risk of infection, years for his conviction there peace treaty, so technically ei- Korea’s true intentions and see tegic and International Studies. and other complications, and on bank- and tax-fraud charges. ther side could go back on their if the promise of better relations “You can’t just politically declare it also would help the surgeons Manafort was Trump’s cam- word. But it would mean the U.S. with the U.S. would translate peace while the situation on the achieve a more faithful recon- paign chairman from May to and North Korea would official- into giving up parts of its nucle- ground has not changed. That is struction of each patient’s origi- August 2016. ly no longer be enemy nations at ar program. actually dangerous.” nal anatomy. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019

Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Michael Wagar, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Up to Courts, not Law Enforcement, to Determine Legality of Gun Law Yakima Herald-Republic Other Views gun, including hunting rifles it’s upheld, though he worries bound to enforce I-1639. Several We agree with law enforce- and small-caliber guns used for about the added burden it will sheriffs, including those in Wal- ment officials in Washington most other rural counties, op- plinking and target practice. place on his staff. la Walla, Chelan and Spokane who believe that Initiative 1639, posed it; locally, 56 percent vot- Most of the law doesn’t The only provision that took counties, disagree with their col- the state gun-control measure ed no. Initiative 1639’s legality take effect until July 1, and it’s effect Jan. 1 was the prohibi- leagues. Spokane County Sheriff passed by voters last fall, is bad is being challenged by the Na- not clear exactly what aspects tion of sales to anyone under Ozzie Knezovich, who believes of the initiative these sheriffs 21. There’s scant evidence that I-1639 is unconstitutional, went law. tional Rifle Association and the wouldn’t enforce. Ferguson, in gun store owners won’t comply, so far as to accuse sheriffs who But we part company with Bellevue-based Second Amend- an open letter to sheriffs and though a Tri-Cities store owner say they won’t enforce the law of sheriffs and other law enforce- ment Foundation, and that’s police chiefs, singled out en- said he could skirt that require- “grandstanding. ... It’s a slippery ment officials in at least 13 coun- the proper course to take. Their lawsuit was filed in U.S. District hanced background checks for ment on a technicality because slope when we decide what laws ties — including Yakima County concern, warning that failure to the definition of what qualifies we are or aren’t going to enforce,” Sheriff Bob Udell and Prosecut- Court for Western Washington. State Attorney General Bob conduct them could open law as a “semiautomatic assault he told the Spokesman-Review ing Attorney Joe Brusic — in newspaper. Ferguson believes the new law is officers to liability if a newly rifle” is in a section of the law their decisions not to enforce purchased semiautomatic rifle that doesn’t take effect until July Chelan County Sheriff Brian constitutional and his office will the law. is used in a crime. Sheriffs and (again, another problem with the Burnett, though also opposed to defend it in court. Law enforcement opposition police departments are already initiative process). I-1639, says: “I don’t think it’s my is based on the belief that the We editorialized against the required to conduct enhanced Brusic, Yakima County’s opinion that matters so much as initiative, which denies sale and initiative’s placement on the bal- background checks for handgun prosecutor, says law enforcement the courts’, and there’s a system possession of semi-automatic lot due to irregularities with how purchases — which are also officials here don’t have to worry there that we have to follow,” he rifles to those under age 21, ballot language was presented prohibited to those under age 21. about enforcing I-1639 anyway, told KOHO Radio in Wenatchee. increases background checks, during the petition-gathering There isn’t uniformity in opposi- because he won’t prosecute any- “As soon as we no longer follow imposes a 10-day waiting period process — indeed, we often es- tion to that provision for semiau- one under the law “as written. that system, then we’re going to for purchasing those rifles and chew citizen initiatives because tomatic rifles. Franklin County ... We enforce the laws, and if a walk away and abandon every- requires owners to securely store they don’t undergo the same Sheriff Jim Raymond believes law is created and we don’t want thing that America was created firearms, violates the Second scrutiny and vetting applied to the new law is unconstitutional; to enforce it, we don’t have to for.” Amendment. But sheriffs, pros- bills in the Legislature. And we yet, he said he favors enhanced enforce it,” Brusic told a Herald- Regardless of personal opin- ecutors and police chiefs are not editorialized against its passage. background checks the initia- Republic reporter. “We are going ions, local law enforcement of- the arbiters of what is consti- Among the primary reasons: Ini- tive prescribes, which includes to use our discretion to not in- ficials — sheriffs, prosecutors, tutional. That is a question for tiative sponsors were disingenu- searching databases for mental vestigate or charge.” police chiefs — don’t determine courts to decide. ous in labelling it as regulating illness and pending criminal There is not unanimity in constitutionality of laws. They Initiative 1639 passed by 59 sale of “semiautomatic assault charges. Udell, Yakima County’s opposition to enforcement. Lo- must enforce the law and allow percent statewide last November. rifles,” when in fact it targeted sheriff, said his office will follow cally, Yakima interim police legal challenges to run their Voters in Yakima County, like any kind of semiautomatic long through with that provision if Chief Gary Jones says he’s duty course. COMMENTARY: Health Beat What You Should Know About Measles By Rachel Wood, M.D., MPH, could die. Lewis County Health Officer • As many as one out of every The first thing everyone 20 children with measles gets should know is the good news pneumonia, the most common that as of Friday, Feb. 22, 2019, cause of death from measles in there have been no confirmed young children. measles cases in Lewis County. • About one child out of every Lewis County readers may 1,000 who gets measles will de- have heard that there is a con- velop encephalitis that can lead tinuing measles outbreak in to convulsions and can leave the Clark County, and that cases child deaf or with intellectual have now popped up in states as disability. far away as Georgia. • For every 1,000 children Measles outbreaks are rare who get measles, one or two will and a great concern in any die from it. community where they appear. • Measles may cause pregnant Public health officials in Wash- women to give birth prematurely, ington and Oregon are doing or have a low-birth-weight baby. everything we can to prevent the How do you make yourself current outbreak from spread- not susceptible? The very best Letters ing. You can help by educating protection against the disease Recently, the University of This year, Rep. Drew yourself about measles, and even is to get the Measles, Mumps, Urge Legislators to more importantly, making sure North Carolina was caught cre- Stokesbary, R-Auburn, intro- Rubella (MMR) vaccine. This Support College Athlete ating fake classes for athletes to duced House Bill 1084 into the you and your family are up to vaccine is very effective against date on immunizations. maintain academic eligibility, Washington state Legislature, measles. In fact, according to Compensation athletes from Syracuse Univer- which would allow college Measles is a highly conta- the CDC, just one dose of the gious virus that usually lasts In Washington State, six of sity claim that their university athletes to be compensated for MMR vaccine is 93 percent ef- the top 10 highest paid state forced them into easy academic marketing or advertising op- from seven to 10 days. It can be fective against measles. The spread through contact, but also employees are members of the majors for similar reasons, and portunities they pursue. The recommended two doses University of Washington or there have been numerous bill also provides protections remains in the air for several brings that immunity up to hours after an infected person Washington State University documented instances across for universities and players 97 percent. Learn more about athletic staff. the NCAA of student athletes from possible retribution from has left the room. According to the MMR vaccine at http://bit. the Washington State Depart- Chris Petersen and Mike unable to afford to finish their the NCAA. ly/2SRODOY. Leach, the head football coach- educations because of injuries This bill would mitigate ment of Health, people who are Before America offered a exposed to measles and have not es of UW and WSU, each make they sustained while making much of the exploitative be- measles vaccination program more than $3 million a year their colleges and coaching havior of university athletic had the vaccine or the disease it- starting in 1963, the CDC shares self are very likely to get measles. coaching football. The Univer- staffs rich. programs without placing the that an estimated 3 to 4 million In fact, nine out of 10 suscep- sity of Washington is estimated Beyond that, the University financial hardship on universi- people got measles each year in tible people who are exposed to to generate over $107 million a of Southern California released ties or the state. the United States. Out of the measles will come down with year in income from its athlet- a study evaluating Division 1 Education is the paramount the illness. approximately 500,000 cases ics programs alone. university athletic program duty in Washington state, The symptoms of measles reported each year to CDC; 400 College athletics insists on graduation rates. It found that and the rules and abuses of begin with a high fever — up to to 500 people died, 48,000 were the sanctity of amateur athlet- only 70 percent of Division the NCAA make it clear that 104 degrees — and include: hospitalized, and 1,000 devel- ics, but the reality is when this 1 student athletes earn their financial gain is of greater • Coughing oped encephalitis. Widespread kind of money is being made, bachelor’s degree and only 55 importance to them than the • Runny nose use of measles vaccine has led to intercollegiate athletics is any- percent of black male student students themselves. • Red and watery eyes a greater than 99 percent reduc- thing but amateur. athletes go pro. I encourage you to reach • A rash, usually starting on tion in measles cases now com- We the fans of collegiate So, I ask: What is the value out to your legislators and urge the face, but which can spread to pared with the pre-vaccine era. athletics are asked to accept of an education without aca- them to support HB 1084. the entire body. If you have not had the that the athletes are fairly demic rigor or the opportunity measles, and are unsure whether compensated for their ath- for student growth? How valu- Michael Christensen Common complications of Centralia measles are ear infections and or not you have been vaccinated, letic contributions through able is a full-ride scholarship diarrhea. Children younger than talk with your health care pro- the scholarships they receive. if the athlete is forced into 5, and adults over 20 are more vider. However, the “full-ride” they a major that doesn’t interest Abortion Is Part of likely to suffer from complica- To find where vaccines are receive pales in comparison to them? How valuable is an edu- tions. According to the Centers available near you, go to www. the amount of money they gen- cation that was promised to a Culture of Evil for Disease Control and Preven- parenthelp123.org/. For more erate for their institution. student, if the student is unable This is the other side of “The tion (CDC), some people may information about measles in Even if it were judged as to complete it? What justice is Other Side of the Story on Late- “suffer from severe complications, Washington, go to www.doh. sufficient compensation, surely there in universities being able Term Abortion Law,” a Feb. 16 such as pneumonia (infection wa.gov/YouandYourFamily/Ill- student athletes should receive to pocket millions from the column by Brittany Voie. of the lungs) and encephalitis nessandDisease/Measles. some security that the edu- exploited labor of their athletes Brittany Voie attempted to (swelling of the brain).” They For up-to-date conditions, cation they receive is worth only to abandon them when may need to be hospitalized and follow us on Twitter @LCPHSS. something. they become injured? please see LETTERS, page Life 11

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COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Historic Jackson Prairie School Renovated by Homeowners

In the late 19th century, the children of early pioneers learned to read and write in a one-room log cabin north of the home of Lewis County’s earli- est American settler — John R. Jackson. Jackson Prairie School formed as Dis- trict 30 in 1891, and changed to District 142 in 1919 after a failed attempt to consolidate By Julie McDonald five smaller districts. Work- ers replaced the original cabin in 1906, expanded to two rooms in 1913, and moved the build- ing from the east side of Jackson Highway to the west in 1920. The property included play- ground equipment and a play shed, or gymnasium. For five decades, the school served students in two rooms — first- through fourth-graders in one, fifth- through eighth- graders in the other. Student surnames included Hoerling, Guenther, Quigley, Gilk and Kennedys. One alumnus, Harold West, learned to play golf at a course across from the school. After Julie McDonald / For The Chronicle graduating from Onalaska High The bell of the historic Jackson Prairie School is on display at the building, now a private residence. School, he became a golf pro and president of the Oregon Profes- sional Golfers’ Association. In 1955, two instructors taught 40 students. Five years later, enrollment reached its peak of 48 because of May- field Dam construction on the Cowlitz River, according to The Daily Chronicle, and teachers Hilda Morrell and Laura Hovies ordered new desks. In July 1961, when Evaline was the county’s only other two- room school, workers at Jack- son Prairie constructed a new chimney, rebuilt the back porch, reroofed, and erected a new bell tower atop the building. The district also claimed the Courtesy Photo state’s longest-serving school The historic Jackson Prairie School. board member in 1962, when The Daily Chronicle featured In late March 1964, two three-bedroom log house on Henry Lucas, a farmer born in teachers — Mildred B. White eight acres on Ceres Hill Road June 1879 near Mary’s Corner and Ora C. Martin— packed near Adna. They lived there 17 who became a Jackson Prairie up books and supplies. Then years but wanted to move closer School director in 1905 and Jackson Prairie’s 26 students to Chehalis. served more than 57 years. boarded a bus for Napavine. They hired two men who In the early 1960s, a state School officials in Napavine remodeled the school, retain- law required districts without eventually sold the schoolhouse ing its basic structure and high schools to help those with assessed at $7,000 to Ed and 11½-foot ceilings. They re- high schools pay for building Grace Polacek of Chehalis, who finished the hardwood floors, improvements. Sixteen Jackson lived there in the mid-1970s. modernized the bathroom, and Prairie students attended high Lou and Linda Oliver later installed new windows, floor Roger and Roberta Ramsey Wiard now own the historic Jackson Prairie School. school in Chehalis in 1964, six bought the place and landscaped laminate, and kitchen cabi- went to Napavine, and one to with grape arbor, wisteria arbor, nets. They added insulation, alcove where a 20-year-old years for Katie’s Candies and Toledo. three fish ponds, a waterwheel, replaced dark brown trim with fuchsia Christmas cactus flour- a decade at Woodland Village, Twice Jackson Prairie Dis- 582 daffodils, rhododendrons white paint, and decorated ishes along with pink and white trict voters rejected ballot mea- and other flowering plants. Lou the two small bedrooms. The and Roger, a Centralia School sures to pay $9,661 toward the Oliver, manager of the nearby main room still holds the large orchids. The cactus was a gift District custodian for eight years, $666,249 W.F. West High School Lewis and Clark State Park, kept Franklin stove. from Roberta’s daughter after a met at the Winlock Seventh-day building project. That left an- a guest book signed by former Beams brace the old gym- severe car accident on Highway Adventist Church and married nexation into a larger district as students who visited. nasium’s walls to keep them 6 in October 1999 left her with in October 1995. Between them, their only option. After his wife died in July from collapsing. The original a concussion, internal bleed- they have six children, a dozen Residents then had to decide 2013, Oliver sold the property for 400-pound bell, which was sold ing, four broken ribs, a broken grandchildren, and 17 great- which district to join. In Octo- $159,900 in 2016 to Roger and in 1965 and purchased by the clavicle, bruised liver, and con- grandchildren. ber 1962, voters rejected the first Roberta Ramsey Wiard. Olivers in 1991, sits in an en- tusions on her right arm and leg. ••• option, a merger with Winlock, “It was just like a two-acre closure in the yard because the She picked glass shards from her Julie McDonald, a personal his- and eventually agreed to join greenhouse,” Roberta Wiard tower has rotted completely. head for four years. torian from Toledo, may be reached Napavine School District. said. The Wiards had built a Windows line a teacher’s Roberta, who worked 25 at [email protected].

COMMENTARY: Don C. Brunell Darned if You Do, Darned if You Don’t — A Word on Those Pesky Tax Incentives

Darned if you do, or darned believe the companies should 777x delivery is scheduled for the Camas modernization was cial backing, are constantly if you don’t! pony up the start-up money 2020. the only major construction looking to lure new plants and That’s the dilemma elected on their own. Unfortunately, it In the late 1970s, Crown project in the northwest. The jobs. Other U.S. states want officials face in determining doesn’t always work that way. Zellerbach was faced with either economy was lousy with double- Washington companies and are whether to offer tax incentives For example, when Boeing closing or modernizing its pulp digit unemployment, inflation willing to provide lucrative tax for companies to locate in their announced it would build a and paper mill at Camas. The and interest rates. breaks. city, county or state. That con- mammoth new plant to make mill opened before Washington The state awarded Crown a Whether we like it or not, flict played out recently with its innovative 777X carbon-fiber became a state in 1889. sales tax exemption on new pol- companies look for ways to off- Amazon’s decision to cancel its wings, the upfront construction Crown either had to move lution control equipment and a set their enormous start-up costs. second head- and outfitting costs were more production down river to its sales tax deferral on the rest of In Boeing’s case, bringing the quarters (HQ2) than $1 billion. The Aerospace newer Wauna mill in Oregon, or the project. However, when the 777X online costs billions spread in New York Futures Alliance estimated it spend $400 million (equivalent legislature ran into financial over a decade. At Crown, it was City. would add 60,000 jobs and $21 to $2 billion in 2019) to con- difficulties, it revoked the incen- over five years start to finish On the sur- billion in new economic activity. struct a new pulping system and tives. It sent the wrong politi- before a roll of paper came off its face, it seems Japan, Texas, South Carolina install a large state-of-the art- cal signal, and even though, a new machine. like a no-brain- and Missouri were among the business paper machine. subsequent legislature restored Without tax incentives, some er. The city and bidders. In 2013, Missouri Gov. The company decided to them, it soured the company projects just wouldn’t happen or state would Jay Nixon even called a special modernize Camas even though on investing in large projects in wouldn’t happen in Washing- extend $3 bil- By Don C. Brunell legislative session to approve a the project would increase its Washington. ton. Costs matter today even if lion in tax relief $150 million annual tax break to property taxes four-fold and Tax breaks are pesky and a it means government incentives to Amazon in exchange for $27 attract the project. Oregon had no sales tax. Camas, pain in the neck for politicians. are part of the package. billion in new taxes and 25,000 In response, Washington’s because of its excellent work- While it would be nirvana if ••• good-paying jobs. However, the Legislature extended nearly $9 force, existing air and water pol- all elected officials worldwide Don C. Brunell is a business incentives generated heated op- billion in incentives through lution abatement systems, and would get together and take a analyst, writer and columnist. He “No Tax Break” pledge and live retired as president of the Associa- position. 2040. That sealed the deal and Washington State tax incentives, tion of Washington Business, the While government officials today the new Everett plant is was selected. That investment by it, that is not the real world state’s oldest and largest business salivate over billion-dollar in- complete and Boeing workers extended the mill’s life by 40 we live in. organization, and now lives in Van- vestments and can justify their are assembling planes. Boeing years. Foreign companies, many couver. He can be contacted at the- investment returns, opponents has nearly 350 orders. The first At the time of construction, with strong government finan- [email protected]. Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 NORTHWEST Military Explosive Devices Found on Local Beach

By Angelo Bruscas The Daily World An explosion heard around North Beach on Sunday morn- ing has been confirmed to be the controlled detonation of unspent anti-aircraft explosive devices used in military exercises dating back decades and found on the beach this past weekend. Shells like this have been found on the The Grays Harbor Sheriff’s North Beach in Grays Harbor County. Office warned the public to “don’t touch, don’t move, don’t These rounds should be con- transport” any similar device sidered dangerous,” said Grays if found, and deputies have re- Harbor Sheriff Chief Criminal ceived “multiple reports of mili- Deputy Brad Johansson. tary 20 mm anti-aircraft high One person on the Grays explosive rounds being located Harbor Scanner Facebook page in the North Beach.” noted: “They’re everywhere in Although no official notice or front of the old Navy Base (at public warning had been issued Pacific Beach). I was walking my prior to the detonation, numer- dog the other day and couldn’t ous people reported hearing at help but notice them laying ev- least one loud explosion. Reports erywhere.” on the Grays Harbor Scanner The Sheriff’s Office recom- Facebook page included a photo mendation: “If located or if of a military bomb truck from you have collected one of these Saturday night and another rounds, leave it in place, mark its photo of two craters where the location, and call Grays Harbor devices were said to have been County Dispatch at (360) 533- detonated near Copalis Beach. Grays Harbor County Sheriff’s Office 8765. “They are unspent anti-air- Military ordnance was found on North Beach in Grays Harbor County. “These military rounds are craft ordinance. Probably from believed to be from the 1940s World War II,” according to one dition they are unstable.” likely dates back to the 1940s. the resemblance of large rifle am- which makes their stability un- post from those who found one. The Navy continues to con- “These rounds are described munition. Many of these rounds known. These rounds can ex- “They are washing up all over the duct exercises off the coast, but as being 6-8 inches in length and have been located encased in plode upon impact,” Johansson beaches. With their current con- what was found this weekend 20 mm in diameter. They have a black rock or sludge matter. said. Washington Lawmakers Wrestle With How to Purge Greenhouse Gases From State Power Supply

By Hal Bernton fuels. house gases. The Seattle Times The clean-power bills in the Her bill offers offramps, so House and Senate are part of a in the event compliance costs Washington environmental- package of carbon-cutting mea- appear too great, utilities can go ists — stung by the November sures backed by Inslee, who is election defeat of a carbon-pric- to regulators to seek a waiver to likely to make the threats of cli- the 2045 standard. If regulators ing initiative and repeated fail- mate change his main message ures to pass ambitious climate if he runs for president. Inslee don’t approve such a request, bills in Olympia — hope to re- also is calling for passage of leg- her bill calls for a significant gain momentum with legisla- islation to lower — over time penalty — $100 per megawatt- tion that would usher in an era — the carbon content in trans- hour (roughly equivalent to the of cleaner power generation. portation fuels, improve energy amount of energy used by 300 House Bill 1211 would re- conservation in buildings, elim- homes in an hour) on utilities quire Washington utilities to inate use of hydrofluorocarbons that fail to comply. be carbon-free by 2045, and if in air conditioners and support they fall short — risk financial “I am trying to keep the pres- increased use of electric vehicles. Mike Siegel / The Seattle Times penalties. The legislation is fac- sure on,” Tarleton said. Inslee, in an earlier interview, The coal plant in Colstrip, Montana, is partly owned by Puget Sound Energy. The ing strong pushback from crit- Tarleton said the bill’s 2045 said this year’s climate agenda plant sends power to Washington, but under bills pending in the state House and ics who say purging the grid of penalties are disliked by utilities, has the potential to reduce car- Senate, this electricity would be phased out from the state grid by the end of 2045. all greenhouse-gas emissions bon by amounts equal to past including PSE, which given its from fossil fuel could be too ex- legislative proposals, which in- we do something,” said Rep. Currently, there are more current heavy reliance on natu- pensive and increase the risk of cluded putting a price on carbon Gael Tarleton, D-Seattle, a spon- than a dozen natural-gas plants ral gas and coal would have to power restrictions or blackouts. sor of the House bill. She calls in Washington, mostly in the make huge changes to get to 100 “If enacted in its current form, pollution. Such measures, such as a carbon tax or fee, make oil, climate change an “existential western half of the state. Some percent carbon-free power. Washington’s electric system threat.” energy analysts say that, even will cost more and be less reli- gas and coal more expensive PSE, in a statement to The Carbon-free hydropower, taking into account techno- able,” Nicolas Garcia, policy di- and thus encourage alternative Seattle Times, said it will work which harnesses the force of logical innovation, there likely rector of the Washington Public sources of energy. with lawmakers “to advance falling water, already is the would be big dollar savings if Utility Districts Association, But carbon pricing in Wash- policies to reduce carbon emis- backbone of the state’s electric- told the House Finance Com- ington state carries consider- some natural-gas power feeds sions” while maintaining af- ity system. into a future grid that is expect- mittee this month. able political baggage: Two fordable and reliable service. carbon-pricing ballot measures But the amount generated ed to draw much more heavily Garcia and other utility rep- Utilities, under the Senate have gone down in defeat, and varies from year to year depend- on solar and wind power. resentatives are calling for the bill, would risk penalties of $60 Legislature and Gov. Jay Inslee the Legislature has repeatedly ing largely on the size of the During infrequent winter balked at this approach. winter snowpack. cold snaps, the wind may die a megawatt hour if they did not to rally around the provisions meet interim goals for phasing in an alternate proposal, Senate In 2019, the prospects for Even in a strong water year, down for days on end, and the Bill 5116, which also includes a passage of climate legislation such as 2017, about 24 percent of hours of sun would be at a low out greenhouse-gas emissions. 2045 phaseout deadline. But it are bolstered by the election the state’s electricity still came ebb. As power demands surge, The legislation does not impose offers a more flexible approach gains of Democrats, who con- from coal and natural gas. the natural gas could kick in to a penalty for failing to get to 100 that could make it easier — even trol the majority in both cham- And some utilities depend keep the electric grid in balance. percent clean energy by 2045. after that date — for some utili- bers. Both the House and Senate much more heavily on fossil fu- Under this scenario, some “The Senate makes it a goal — ties to continue to draw power versions of the clean-power bills els, including Puget Sound En- Northwest utilities might still not a mandate as a penalty and from natural-gas plants that have made it through commit- ergy (PSE), Washington’s larg- get 5 to 10 percent of their mid- that’s a huge difference for us,” tees, with floor votes expected est private utility, which in 2017 century power supply from produce greenhouse-gas emis- said Garcia, of the Washington in the next few weeks. drew about 60 percent of its natural-gas plants, according to sions. Public Utility Districts Associa- Environmentalists, who Clean-power legislation — if power from these two sources. Arne Olson, senior partner at E3, tion. have favored the House bill, are passed into law — would shape Both the Senate and House a consulting firm that analyzed hopeful a compromise can be the evolution of Washington’s bills call for a relatively swift the impacts of a cleaner North- Sen. Reuven Carlyle, a Se- reached that would still give utility industry for decades, end — Dec. 31, 2025 — to Wash- west electricity in a study paid attle Democrat and sponsor of utilities a strong push to turn helping to determine how far ington’s reliance on coal power for by utilities and utility groups. the Senate bill, said his bill al- away from fossil fuels. One key and how fast to reduce green- that ranks as the most pollut- “What our work is showing lows “flexibility “ in reaching question is whether the House house-gas pollution from elec- ing form of fossil-fuel electricity. is that — trying to do wind and the 100 percent target, and “that, bill’s penalty for failure to meet trical generation. Crafting such That would have a big impact in solar alone — without this (nat- in my view, is responsible public the 2045 deadline would make legislation is a key part of the Montana, where Puget Sound ural gas) — is very, very costly,” policy.” it into a final measure. ongoing struggle to determine Energy is part owner of a ma- Olson said. Carlyle said either bill — if how — at the state level — to re- jor coal-fired plant in Colstrip Tarleton is optimistic new “We see a lot of commitment passed into law — would make in both chambers, and are opti- spond to the global threat posed that — if the legislation passes — energy technologies will evolve Washington a U.S. leader in cut- mistic that ... a significant piece by the atmospheric buildup of might not be able to survive past to replace natural gas. As sci- of climate legislation will pass carbon dioxide and other green- the mid-2020s deadline. entists outline the increasingly ting greenhouse emissions in this year,” said Vlad Gutman- house gases released by the Amid the legislative debate dire threats of climate change, the power industry. Britten, of Climate Solutions, an combustion of fossil fuels. over the bills, the future of natu- she wants the Legislature to Staff reporters Joseph environmental group advocat- “It’s no longer about whether ral-gas power in Washington is compel utilities to go as far as O’Sullivan and Jake Goldstein- ing for a shift away from fossil we do something — but when more uncertain. possible to eliminate green- Street contributed to this report. News in Brief Man Dies in Ballard ately identify the man or know a.m. You can check your flight or 8 a.m. before decreasing, ac- killed by a driver while cross- his age. The blaze was under here. cording to the National Weath- ing Maple Valley Highway on House Fire control Sunday evening, while Some schools are on a late er Service. Friday night, in an area with By Daniel Gilbert investigators worked to deter- start. Check our list of weather Heavier snowfall is happen- no streetlights or crosswalks, mine the cause. impacts on schools here. ing in areas south of Portland, according to a tweet from the The Seattle Times The National Weather Ser- with reports of up to 5 inches of King County Sheriff’s Office. A man died in in a house vice reported at about 5:45 a.m. snow in the Eugene, Ore., area. The woman was crossing fire in Ballard on Sunday, the Snow Snarls PDX Flights that snow was starting to stick the highway at Southeast 253rd Seattle Fire Department said. By Mark Bowder at elevations above 300 to 500 Place just before 7 p.m. when Firefighters pulled the man The Columbian feet in the hills around Port- Woman Dies After Being she was struck, according to from the house on the 2800 land. Struck by Car While the sheriff’s office. There are block of Northwest 61st Street Light snow began falling Pavement is mostly wet un- housing developments to each after responding to a report of through much of the metro der a light snowfall at lower el- Crossing Maple Valley side of the highway there, a a fire shortly after 7 p.m. Hil- area early this morning, with evations and in much of Clark spokesman for the sheriff’s of- ton Almond, a spokesman for limited impact so far on area County. WSDOT provides up- Highway fice said. the Fire Department, said the roadways. Portland Interna- to-the-minute traffic updates By Asia Fields The driver, who remained at man was an adult and the only tional Airport may be the hard- on its free app. the scene, did not show signs of The Seattle Times occupant of the home. est hit, with 63 flights either The heaviest snowfall is ex- impairment, according to the Officials did not immedi- canceled or delayed as of 10:45 pected to continue until 7 a.m. A woman was struck and sheriff’s office. • Main 11 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 Prosecutor: Winlock Needs Public Records Class, Council Seat Filled Illegally

WHISTLEBLOWER: that there is “insufficient evi- dence to support a conclusion Complaints Investigated of a violation” regarding serial by Lewis County meetings. “There does appear to po- Prosecutor Treated as tentially be a valid issue as to Whistleblower Complaint, serial meetings,” the investiga- tion reads. “It is alleged Mayor Councilors Yell at Bradshaw meets individually Each Other Following with council members to help Contentious Meeting ensure agreement on issues. This appears to be a classic issue of a By Katie Hayes serial meeting. However, this is [email protected] not necessarily backed up by the investigation conducted.” While Winlock City Coun- Meyer said it appears Brad- cilor Jodie Curtis has served as a shaw was handing council mem- council member for more than a bers a packet and saying “Hey, year, the Lewis County Prosecu- here is what we are talking about tor’s Office doesn’t believe she tonight.” was appointed legally and that it “That’s not really a serial now falls to the county to fill the meeting,” Meyer said. “That’s “vacant” seat. just providing people with pa- “On February 12, 2018, the perwork. However, that is very Winlock City Council took ac- dangerous ground to be on.” tion (to) fill two (2) vacant posi- Meyer’s office recommended tions,” reads a letter from Lewis Katie Hayes / [email protected] that the Winlock city attorney County Prosecuting Attorney Councilor Anne Randt prepares to address the Winlock City Council Monday evening in Winlock. provide a “refresher” with city Jonathan Meyer to Winlock City officials on the Open Public Attorney Erin Hillier, dated Feb. found “no further investigation meeting about various issues the legality of any actions taken Meetings Act, in regards to the 25. “The Council first made a is needed or warranted.” that have surfaced, or have by the board subsequent to the potential public records law vio- motion to seat Barabara Peder- Under city of Winlock Ordi- been rumored, in Winlock over apparently invalid appointment,” lation and serial meetings alle- sen to Position 2. That motion nance 706, Winlock’s Whistle- the past year. She also accused the letter reads. “This issue is left gations. Hillier brought up the was seconded and carried by the blower policy serves to “... protect other Winlock City Councilors, for the city, with the guidance training during the city council members of the council. Then, employees who make good-faith without naming them, of “pre- of its attorney, to review and ad- meeting, and the Winlock City the Council made a motion to reports to appropriate govern- screening” applicants, before the dress.” Council plans to hold two one- seat Jody (sic) Curtis for Posi- mental officials and to provide city council interviewed them. According to the letter, the hour special meetings with the tion 3. After reviewing the audio remedies for such individuals “Mayor Bradshaw, I will no prosecutor’s office will address OPMA training that will be open of the meeting, it appears RCW who are subjected to retaliation longer be a pawn,” Randt said. the issue with the Lewis County to the public. 42.12.070(2) was violated.” for having made such reports.” Hillier said she had not previ- Commissioners at 2 p.m. on “While it would be odd if an Because of that, according The allegations against the ously heard anything from Randt Tuesday, March 5 in a public employee sued the employer for to Meyer, Winlock City Council city ranged from the removal about checking on the legality of meeting. violation of (the open) public re- Position 3 is not a “properly ap- of a sign to the improper city any of the issues she discussed Among the other allegations cords act, it’s not out of the ques- pointed position.” According to council appointment. Only city during the city council meeting. that the prosecutor’s office in- tion,” Meyer said. the state statute, Pedersen should of Winlock employees may file She asked Randt to get in touch vestigated in the city of Winlock, After receiving complaints re- have been sworn in before Curtis whistleblower complaints. with the mayor, other councilors Meyer said there were two more garding issues in the city of Win- was appointed. However, the two Although the letter was dat- or herself instead of bringing up his office found most concerning lock, the Lewis County Pros- were sworn in simultaneously. ed Monday, Feb. 25 — the same issues of potentially illegal activ- — that public records were not ecutor’s Office responded to the “... (B)ecause the city of Win- day as the regular Winlock City ity in a public meeting. provided as requested and that whistleblower on Dec. 13, 2018. lock failed to appoint a qualified Council meeting — the coun- “Really what this does is it the mayor and city councilors The letter informed the whistle- person within 90 days of the va- cil did not address Meyer’s let- could present a situation where conducted serial meetings. blower that the office would treat cancy occurring, as required un- ter. After the meeting, Hillier your public doesn’t have all the “There seems to be some con- the complaint as a whistleblower der RCW 42.12.070(4), the obliga- said the city is in discussions facts,” said Hillier during the fusion by the mayor that just be- complaint, under Winlock Mu- tion falls to the county legislative with the county, and that the meeting. “In order to have all the cause you’re an employee (it) may nicipal Ordinance 706. authority,” the letter reads. “The two entities are “combining le- facts, the proper forum is City somehow get you out of the pub- The letter states that the Lew- Lewis County Prosecutor’s Office gal research.” She said that she Hall. Come to City Hall and find lic records arena,” Meyer said. is County Prosecutor’s Office believes the city of Winlock does does not anticipate the county out what the true information is. “… Just because someone is an was obligated to conduct the in- not have the authority to appoint will appoint someone to the seat, Not everything that is presented employee, they don’t get treated vestigation under the ordinance, a qualified person to Position 3. and expects to know more later on social media or in other plac- differently if a public records re- and that the office would charge Rather, the authority currently this week. es has the complete picture.” quest is made. So I think there the city for the cost of the inves- sits with the Lewis County Com- Meanwhile, Winlock City After the meeting adjourned, was some confusion there — but tigation. missioners per statute.” Council Position 1 is still vacant, Winlock City Councilor Connie there was no evidence that the A letter to the city of Winlock While Curtis was appointed after former councilor Andrew Sneed yelled at Randt inside the conduct was repeated, and there the same day notified the city of to the position more than a year Maloney resigned earlier this entrance of City Hall. Sneed also is no evidence that there was any the investigation. ago, the Lewis County Prosecu- month. Bradshaw said after the yelled at Randt outside the build- retaliation for bringing it to the “This office did not agree to tor’s Office began investigating meeting that there were previ- ing from the street, “You’re out of attention of anybody, and there undertake this obligation,” Mey- the city of Winlock for a number ously two applicants for the posi- line.” Randt said the same back is no indication that it continues er wrote. “Rather, the obligation of allegations in December 2018. tion, and that he had anticipated to Sneed. to occur.” was placed on this office by city The prosecutor’s office complet- the council to hold interviews Meyer said the allegation Meyer said that while his of- ordinance and state law. As such, ed the investigation last week, that evening. However, both ap- that the council positions were fice recognizes this was an issue, this investigation will be pro- and documents reveal there were plicants withdrew from consid- appointed improperly does not the allegation doesn’t officially vided at a cost. The cost bill will 15 separate allegations. eration. fall under the whistleblower or- fall under a whistleblower com- be submitted on a regular basis The office received the allega- Winlock City Councilor dinance. plaint. to the city and prompt payment tions from a whistleblower, but Anne Randt spoke during the “This letter does not address Additionally, Meyer wrote will be expected.” Washington Lawmakers Consider Bill That Would Provide the Homeless With a Free ID Card

By Jake Goldstein-Street that none of us really think about many, particularly those who ing to the Office of Financial County Council member and a The Seattle Times until it might happen to us,” said lack shelter. Management. vocal advocate for further home- Spokane City Council member A measure in the state Legis- After the program is fully less-identification programs, People without identification Kate Burke. lature, Senate Bill 5664, is aimed developed, the cost from 2021 agrees, saying that he sees lack of have a harder time renting an A 2006 national survey con- at eliminating barriers to iden- to 2023 for DOL goes down to identification as an insurmount- apartment, opening or accessing ducted by the Brennan Center tification for homeless people. $355,200, proponents say. able obstacle to escaping poverty. a bank account, using medical insurance, qualifying for fed- found that as many as 11 percent If passed, the Department of “When you think about all the “I can’t guarantee that every- eral benefits, like food stamps, or of Americans, or more than 21 Commerce and the Department many, many instances that each body who gets ID will get off even staying in some homeless million people, don’t have gov- of Licensing (DOL) would be one of us are required to show the streets,” said Browne. “I can shelters. And, of course, getting ernment-issued photo ID, with required to create a program to ID on a regular basis, I think it’s guarantee that 100 percent of a job is nearly impossible. elderly, minority populations or provide homeless individuals easy to understand what a bar- people who do not have ID will Even joining the military, a low-income individuals being with a free ID card, also known rier a lack of ID can be,” said Sen. never get off the streets.” common outlet from poverty in least likely to possess identifica- as an identicard. Annette Cleveland, D-Vancouver, Sen. Curtis King, R-Yakima, the past, is also unlikely without tion. It would cost DOL and the the prime sponsor of the bill, in a the top Republican on the com- identification. Meanwhile, the $54 fee for a Department of Commerce near- public hearing Wednesday in the mittee deciding whether the bill “It just becomes this really, re- state-issued identification card ly $460,000 from 2019 to 2021 in Transportation Committee. moves forward, declined to com- ally, really unique, odd barrier in Washington is too much for operating expenditures, accord- Rud Browne, Whatcom ment on the proposal.

think Jesus would favor killing a board of directors, thank you to Letters baby because the baby is handi- the Mossyrock community for capped or maybe unwanted? Or supporting our local levy. Continued from page Main 8 do you believe that God decides In passing our levy, you are who lives and who dies and when? supporting our community and counter a Feb. 12 column by We now have legalized infan- our students. These funds will Julie McDonald referencing the ticide. We also long ago legalized allow us to continue to improve U.S. Senate’s recent “Born Alive assisted suicide. What is next? and to provide the tradition of We’re your local Print Shop. Abortion Survivors Protection Our culture today is the quality education our students Act.” Washington state’s Sen. culture of evil and the culture of need and deserve. We can help with all your Patty Murray was the lone voice death. I hope that believers will We know that every dollar against the “Act.” recognize this, and that we believ- in your budget counts, and we business and personal In her Feb. 16 column, Voie ers will pray for God’s forgiveness, pledge to make every levy dollar printing needs. says McDonald is “passionate for and pray for God’s help in stop- count for our students. I com- children.” I believe that Julie Mc- ping this movement down the slip- mit to you that we will use these Donald would consider herself pery slope toward cultural death, resources wisely and in the best passionate for children and for and murder of our offspring. possible way to benefit our stu- human life. Voie said, “I would Murray is apparently passion- dents, and so, our community. never personally ever consider ate for making the baby comfort- Thank you for your support myself ‘pro-abortion.’ Life is pre- able and then deciding if he may of our district and our students. cious. I think McDonald and I live or die. Infanticide. Look it up. It is an honor and a privilege to can absolutely agree there.” Please pray for human life. work in a community dedicated Brittany Voie also said, “I to its schools. wish that our collective compas- Mike Kimbrel If you ever have a concern or sion could extend to women Oakville a question, please do not hesitate who are actually facing these to contact me at the school dis- circumstances, instead of losing trict offices. I am interested in Call or Email Amber today their voices in the chaos of mis- Thank You to Mossyrock hearing from you. to discuss your project placed outrage.” for Passing School Levy Do you believe in God the cre- Lisa Grant (360) 807-8226 or ator, and do you also believe the On behalf of the Mossyrock superintendent, [email protected] message of Jesus Christ? Do you School District and the school Mossyrock School District CH594528sl.dj Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 FROM THE FRONT PAGE Orcutt Aims to Ease Rental Squeeze for Some in Mobile Homes By Rose Lundy posal Wednesday. The Daily News The second option would give mobile park owners a tax In an effort to help some of exemption on rental lots that the most vulnerable people af- they would in turn be required fected by the statewide housing to pass on to qualifying tenants crunch, Southwest Washington in the form of lower lease pay- state Rep. Ed Orcutt has intro- ments. The bill has been referred duced three bills to ease hous- to the Finance Committee. ing costs for mobile home park Separately, Orcutt has also tenants. introduced a bill that allocates His three bills would inde- $2 million in rental assistance pendently provide: for mobile home tenants for the • Rental assistance for low- fiscal year ending in 2020. The income tenants in mobile home money would come from the parks. general fund through the state • Additional property tax Department of Commerce. exemptions for senior citizens, To qualify for the rental as- veterans and people with dis- sistance, tenants would apply abilities who rent a spot in a with the Department of Com- mobile home park. merce. Factors that would be • Partial property tax ex- considered include whether the emptions for mobile home park applicant has a household in- landlords who lease to tenants come of less than 50 percent of who qualify for property tax ex- the county’s median family in- emptions. come or if the tenant has been Orcutt, a Kalama Republi- Chronicle File Photo subject to rent increases that can, said he unsuccessfully in- Ed Orcutt talks to citizens during his section of Meet the Candidates Tuesday night at the TransAlta Commons in Centralia outpace inflation. troduced all three bills last year. College campus. The rental assistance can be He said the legislation is in re- no more than $200 monthly or sponse to reports of 50 percent “This is something that is People who qualify for prop- Orcutt is offering two pos- 50 percent of the rent — which- rent increases in the Woodland very difficult for people, espe- erty tax exemptions can typical- sible exemptions, though only ever one is lowest. The tenants East Mobile Home Park. The cially those on fixed incomes,” ly apply them to both their home intends for one option to move would receive the assistance Daily News reported last year Orcutt told TDN Wednesday. and the land it sits on. However, forward. monthly for a year and would that one family was purchasing “I’m concerned when you get a tenants in mobile home parks The first option would give be required to reapply annually. mobile home parks in South- big (rent) jump, especially this often own their home but rent qualifying tenants an addi- A substituted version of the west Washington and allegedly sudden, it is very difficult for the space it sits on from park tional property tax break on bill passed out of the House dramatically increasing rents, them to work into what is al- landlords. Orcutt’s proposed tax the manufactured homes them- Committee on Housing, Com- issuing unjustified eviction no- ready a tight budget. I’m trying exemptions would benefit vet- selves. The House committee munity Development and Vet- tices, imposing draconian regu- to find ways to help them im- erans, senior citizens or people on Housing, Community De- erans on Feb. 15. It was referred lations and intimidating the mediately and also a little more with disabilities. They would velopment and Veterans held a to the House Appropriations low-income senior residents. long-term.” each expire in 2030. closed meeting about the pro- Committee. Tenants Would Have More Time to Pay Late Rent Under Senate Bill. Landlords Want Fairness

By Shauna Sowersby too much of a liability on prop- The News Tribune “We’ve heard comprehensively that inflexible eviction policies are a major erty owners. “Mom and pop” businesses A controversial Senate bill that source of housing instability around our state and that if we are serious would be hurt the most. Ad- would put more control in ten- ditionally, putting them out of ants’ hands is moving through about long term prevention we must address this primary driver.” business would allow bigger the Legislature. conglomerates to scoop up those Sen. Patty Kuderer, D-Bellev- Sen. Patty Kuderer, D-Bellevue houses, which would only con- ue, is the bill’s prime sponsor and tinue to compound the afford- also chair of the Senate Housing able housing problem, they said. Stability & Affordability Com- bill with several goals. to provide translated versions of the home or order the tenant to Cole and Campbell said mittee. Kuderer said one of the First, it would extend the pay- the 14-day pay-or-vacate notice leave. The burden of proof would major challenges of the com- that as property managers they or-vacate notice for default pay- on its website. The translations be on the tenant. wouldn’t be opposed to new mittee has been overhauling the ments from 3 days to 14 days. would have to be written in the Property managers Deni Cole statewide approach to the home- landlord-tenant laws as long as Kuderer said that is especially 10 most-spoken languages in the and Don Campbell from Lake- lessness and housing crisis. those laws are equitable for land- important because it could help state. wood spoke with The News Tri- “We’ve heard comprehensively lords as well. that inflexible eviction policies people who are short on rent Next, it would require land- bune to voice their concerns over “Instead of blanket legislation are a major source of housing by giving them time to receive lords to first apply any other ten- SB 5600. over the whole industry, why instability around our state and another paycheck or otherwise ant payments, like deposits, to “We all agree there is a home- don’t they go through public re- that if we are serious about long come up with rent money. Three late rent before they can apply it less problem, and we all agree cords and find the bad landlords term prevention we must address days is simply not enough time, to any other charges. that affordable housing in the and regulate them,” said Camp- this primary driver,” said Kud- she said. The inability to pay bills other area is not plentiful,” said Camp- bell. “Why are we going after ev- erer. Second, landlords would be than rent also would not be a le- bell. “I understand that the Legis- eryone?” Some landlords worry that required to provide a more uni- gal reason for landlords to evict lature wants to find ways to add They were particularly con- the bill might have unintended form 14-day notice to tenants tenants, but landlords would re- housing, to make sure it stays cerned about the extension to a consequences on the affordable that outlines costs owed. They tain the ability to pursue other affordable and to make sure that 14-day pay-or-vacate notice. A housing market and that proper- also would be required to provide avenues in order to collect late people are treated fairly. But it’s 5-day notice would be more ac- ty owners might not be willing to information on where to go for payments, damages or other fees. not just the tenants that need to ceptable and wouldn’t have as take the risk to rent with the new legal help or advocacy resources. Finally, the bill would provide be treated fairly.” much of an effect on property laws in place. Additionally, the Department courts with more discretion to ei- Cole and Campbell said that owners who are also just trying SB 5600 is a comprehensive of Commerce would be required ther allow the tenant to remain in the new bill, if enacted, would be to pay their bills, they said.

Riverside Fire Authority, he knew comes with a 24-hour shift. up 10 ways from Sunday, trying with, because his desire to finish RFA it would be something of a demo- “It wasn’t that long ago that I to get some sort of normal sleep his career wasn’t widely known. tion. He would be losing his lieu- was suffering from nightmares pattern when you’re at home and He spoke highly of the people Continued from the front page tenant rank. But, he took the job and things from calls. And so I then you come to work and then he’s worked with and the admin- in pursuit of the excitement that wasn’t very reflective of the good you’re back at home and then istration of RFA. He also encour- promotion meant less time on the drew him in initially. stuff that we saw. Your brain you’re at work, and it’s just this aged citizens to keep the fire de- front lines of calls, and more time “It’s that same feeling that kind sort of takes over the bad stuff. roller coaster.” partment in their thoughts, and focusing on more menial tasks. of turns around and bites you And I got some fantastic help at Lately, Hicklin said, he’s recognize that they’re a staff that’s “Once you get to that rank … somewhere down the road,” he the time, which seemed to turn found himself wanting to take a stretched thin. you still run calls, you still are said. things around for me,” Hicklin break from all that to focus on his On Monday morning — his in charge of a company, but you It was a combination of things said. business and his family. He said last day — during a conversation spend a lot more time with paper- that encouraged him to retire. He added later: “Over the he looks forward to consistently with The Chronicle, Hicklin’s work and things like that, and I Among them was the stressful na- span of my career, the 30 years, making it to his grandkids’ birth- thoughts were mixed. On one wanted to get away from that, get ture of the job and the sometimes I’ve always worked 24-hour shifts day parties and holidays. hand, he wouldn’t mind going out back into the more physical part traumatic nature of aid calls. An- and the sleep deprivation has He said he felt that news of on another call. But on the other, of the job,” Hicklin said. other was the unpredictable or been horrendous for me over his retirement came as a shock to a quiet last day sounded pretty When he took the job with nonexistent sleep schedule that those years. It has screwed me some of the people he’s worked good, too.

“They will be prescribed Opiate medication within our facil- ity to actually help them in the Continued from the front page withdrawal process of coming down from the opiates, which program, run by NaphCare and we know is very dangerous,” a local substance abuse counsel- Sweet said. “We have a lot of ing facility, that continues after transport to our emergency their release. room from our facility because “Before this program, we we get people within our jail were treating people,” Sweet that actually have some serious health issues because they’re go- said. “But once they get out of ing through withdrawals. That incarceration, we have really no money will also help pay for involvement … We’re now able prescriptions to treat the indi- to offer this program to them vidual and also an additional as a voluntary program to give (nurse) thru NaphCare that has them that assistance.” a special certification to actually Officials are currently work- counsel and be there to watch ing to set the milestones and the inmate and show the inmate benchmarks that will determine on how they can use medica- the success of the demonstration tions.” project. The current funding al- Lewis County commissioner lotment is only for one year, but Edna Fund, who makes a point Sweet said he’s counting on the to attend Drug Court gradu- project proving a good invest- ations, noted that taking care ment for years to come. The of people once they’re released funding will also allow Naph- leads to better outcomes. Alex Brown / [email protected] Care to provide an extra nurse “If they have that transition, Lewis County commissioners (from left) Bobby Jackson, Gary Stamper and Edna Fund listen during a meeting in which they at the jail, a recognition of the they have a better chance of be- voted to join a demonstration project for medication for inmates. seriousness of withdrawals. ing successful,” she said. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 • Sports 1

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2A Girls Basketball Lions Maul Bearcats in Regionals By The Chronicle acht added 10 points. MOUNT VERNON — W.F. Lynden shot 55 percent from West was hopeful for an upset the field while W.F. West shot against No. 1 Lynden here on just 27 percent, although W.F. Saturday, but the Lions roared West won the rebounding battle ahead to a 13-0 lead and nev- er looked back, defeating the by a 37-35 margin. Bearcats 66-45 in a State 2A Re- After falling behind 13-0, the gional girls basketball game. Bearcats got on the board and The loss means W.F. West trailed 22-14 after one quarter. will play against Burlington-Ed- The Lions held W.F. West to four ison on Wednesday at 9 p.m. in points in the second quarter to the Yakima SunDome in a loser lead 32-18 at halftime. out contest. The Tigers won 53- 42 over Renton on Saturday in It was more of the same in Everett. the second half as Lynden out- Maggie Vadala had a double- scored W.F. West 34-25 to earn double with 15 points and 11 re- their spot in the double-elimina- bounds. Annika Waring scored tion state tournament bracket. eight points and Kyla McCallum The Bearcats only common added five points. opponent with Burlington-Ed- Four Lions were in double figures with Livia Tjoelker and ison is Lynden, with the Tigers Eric Trent / The Lynden Tribune Keylie Hershey scoring 13 points falling twice to the Lions, the W.F. West’s Madi Haakenson puts up a shot in front of Lynden’s Livia Tjoelker (3) and Anna VanderYacht (4) during a State 2A each. Blakely Doerge chipped in most recent a 43-40 loss in the Regional Girls Basketball game in Mount Vernon on Saturday. 12 points and Anna VanderY- district semifinals on Feb. 15.

2B Boys Basketball Toledo Goes Cold Late in Loss to Life Christian REGIONAL ROUND: Defeat Sets Toledo on Difficult State Trophy Path By Jordan Nailon [email protected] TUMWATER — Things didn’t break Toledo’s way here on Saturday in the regional round of the state basketball playoffs but the boys in red and black haven’t had their last word quite yet. While Toledo fell 56-47 to Life Christian Academy their number two ranking in the RPI means that their season will pick up again next week when they lace up their sneakers in Spo- kane at the state tournament. That’s what winning a league and district title can do for a team’s postseason prospects. Toledo coach Grady Fallon em- phasized as much to his team af- ter they faded down the stretch against an athletic and bombas- tic Life Christian squad. “I just said you got outplayed today. I thought physically they outplayed us and outrebounded us. That was one of our goals before the game was to not get outrebounded,” Fallon said of MATT BAIDE / [email protected] his postgame locker room talk. Toledo’s Westin Wallace tries to get to the basket while guarded by Life Christian’s TeJhan Potts-Woods and Jevin Shaughnessy (11) during a State 2B Regional Boys “But hey, listen, I mean you’ve Basketball game on Saturday in Tumwater. only lost two games all season. its first lead of the game. Howev- (Life Christian) lost three and er, an 8-2 run over the next two lots of trophy teams have more minutes gave the Eagles another losses than this. So whatever, be comfortable cushion to work salty about it right now which with. is fine, but tomorrow we’re still That’s when Malunat came alive and a lot of teams are going calling again with a twin set of home today. That’s the silver lin- long balls that found their mark ing I guess.” within the final minute of the What wound up a double dig- first half. Those threes cut Tole- it deficit down the stretch was a do’s deficit to just three points at much closer game for the first 24-21 when the team’s retreated 28 minutes of play. A firecracker to their locker rooms. start by the Eagles put Toledo in In the second half, following a 6-0 hole to start the game but five straight points from Wallace the Cheesetown hoopers were that included an old fashioned able to grate back in short order. three point play, Toledo was able Westin Wallace dropped in the to snag their second fickle lead of first two buckets of the game for the game. With four minutes left Toledo before Andreas Malunat in the third quarter Bryce Mar- nailed a three point shot seem- cil was able to convert an outlet ingly from behind a cheerlead- pass off of a steal into points to er’s pom pom with less than a make the score 30-29. minute remaining to make the From there the score see- score 8-7 at the end of the first sawed back and forth for the quarter. next eight minutes right into MATT BAIDE / Brian Wood opened the sec- crunch time of the fourth [email protected] ond quarter with another on Toledo’s Andreas Malunat shoots a 3-pointer as Life Christian’s Marquis Trimble (31) and Omari Maulana (3) try to contest point three ball that gave Toledo please see TOLEDO, page S8 Malunat during a State 2B Regional Boys Basketball game on Saturday in Tumwater.

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WESTIN WALLACE MAGGIE VADALA School: Toledo (Sr.) School: W.F. West (Jr.) Sport: Basketball Sport: Basketball Wallace recorded 14 points, 12 rebounds and eight Vadala had a double-double with 15 points and 11 blocks to lead Toledo in a 56-47 loss to Life Christian rebounds in a loss against Lynden on Saturday in on Saturday in Tumwater. Mount Vernon.

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BLAZERS 94, RAIDERS 51 Ingraham vs. Prairie, 5:30 p.m. Almira/Coulee-Hartline 60, Odessa 52 Starts Wednesday at Yakima SunDome Preps Pierce 22 29 —51 Wilson vs. Kelso, 7:15 p.m. Neah Bay 80, Pateros 58 First-round byes: White River, Clarkston, Local Prep Schedules Centralia 51 43 —94 Capital vs. West Seattle, 9 p.m. Yakama Tribal 57, Lummi Nation 48 Washougal, Lynden Wednesday, Feb. 27 Pierce (51) — Davis 11, Bates 1, Doss 6, Muckleshoot Tribal 76, Tulalip Heritage 65 Sequim vs. Port Angeles, 3:45 p.m. Girls Basketball Kerson 21, Word 2, Davis 4, Dominguez 6 Class 2A Oakesdale 51, Concordia Christian 41 Anacortes vs. East Valley (Spo), 5:30 p.m. State 2A Tournament FG: 19 of 54 —.352 FT: 9 of 12 —.750 Reb: Friday State pairings Black Hills vs. Archbishop Murphy, 7:15 p.m. At Yakima SunDome 28 (Kerson 16) Anacortes 44, Black Hills 38 Starts Wednesday at Spokane Arena Burlington-Edison vs. W.F. West, 9 p.m. W.F. West vs. Burlington-Edison, 9 p.m. Centralia (94) — Price 16, Clarke 6, Dixon Liberty 49, Steilacoom 48 First-round byes: Muckleshoot Tribal, Sun- Boys Basketball 13, Prangley 10, Gilson 12, Brown 2, Murphy North Kitsap 59, Clarkston 51 nyside Christian, Yakama Tribal, Almira/ Class 1A State 2B Tournament 11, Hoff 2, Eiman 4, Stanley 3, Ashmore 8, Renton 55, Mark Morris 53 Coulee-Hartline Friday At Spokane Arena Harding 7 Saturday Riverside Christian vs. Lummi Nation, 3:45 Cashmere 47, Elma 34 Freeman 62, Connell 42 Toledo vs. Asotin, 10:30 a.m. FG: 36 of 66 —.545 FT: 12 of 19 —.632 Reb: Franklin Pierce vs. Pierce 34 p.m. La Salle 50, King’s 27 Women’s College Basketball 38 (Prangley 8) Selah 66, Columbia River 61 Neah Bay vs. Odessa, 5:30 p.m. Medical Lake 42, King’s Way Christian 31 Centralia at Highline, 6 p.m. Anacortes 44, Black Hills 38 Oakesdale vs. Tulalip Heritage, 7:15 p.m. Overlake School 44, Granger 30 Men’s College Basketball Women’s Basketball Pullman 69, Burlington-Edison 68 Garfield-Palouse vs. Naselle, 9 p.m. Saturday Centralia at Highline, 8 p.m. At Centralia State Pairings RAIDERS 75, BLAZERS 66 Starts Wednesday at Yakima SunDome Girls Basketball Meridian 40, Bellevue Christian 26 Lynden Christian 77, Anne Wright 59 Local Results Pierce 13 27 19 16 —75 First-round byes: Pullman, North Kitsap, Class 4A Friday Zillah 64, Montesano 41 Saturday’s Results Centralia 22 12 8 24 —66 Selah, Lynden Eastlake 63, Woodinville 54 State pairings Boys Basketball Pierce (75) — Mayo 11, Williams-Kennedy Liberty vs. Clarkston, 9 a.m. Anacortes vs. Columbia River, 10:30 a.m. Hazen 47, Curtis 45 Starts Wednesday at Yakima SunDome At Tumwater 23, Daube 5, Grant 3, Kelly 3, Hudson 2, Johnson 7, Clardy 4, Sparks 9, Donaldson 2, Renton vs. Burlington-Edison, 12:15 p.m. Saturday First-round byes: Cashmere, La Salle, Lynden EAGLES 56, INDIANS 47 Mehmedovic 6 Fife vs. Franklin Pierce, 2 p.m. Sunnyside 69, Newport 39 Christian, Meridian Life Christian 8 16 13 18 —56 FG: 25 of 56 —.446 FT: 19 of 27 —.704 Reb: IKentridge 64, Inglemoor 49 Zillah vs. Anne Wright, 9 a.m. Toledo 7 14 15 11 —47 48 (Grant 9) Class 1A Rogers 49, Todd Beamer 45 Freeman vs. Bellevue Christian, 10:30 a.m. Toledo (47) — Wood 9, Marcil 4, Arceo- Centralia (66) — Connally 1, Kleemeyer Friday Lewis and Clark 76, Bellarmine Prep 47 Overlake vs. Elma, 12:15 p.m. Hansen 5, Wallace 14, Farbo 2, Malunat 11, 13, Elwood 2, Christian 3, Nurmi 15, Talapu 2, Royal 57, Cascade Christian Academy 45 Central Valley 59, Glacier Peak 44 Medical Lake vs. King’s 2 p.m. Peak 2 Cai 14, Yenne 10, Cash 5, Wilkerson 1 Saturday Chiawana 48, Camas 34 FG: 17 of 53 —.321 FT: 9 of 13 —.692 Reb: FG: 26 of 74 —.351 FT: 8 of 22 —.364 Reb: Lynden Christian 79, Connell 53 State pairings Class 2B 34 (Wallace 12) 31 (Elwood 7) La Center 63, Deer Park 46 Starts Wednesday at Tacoma Dome Friday Life Christian Academy (56) — Nichols Bellevue Christian 58, Seton Catholic 48 First-round byes: Eastlake, Central Valley, La Conner 54, Liberty 44 6, Swilley 6, Maulana 9, Shaughnessy 5, Statewide Scores King’s 65, Naches Valley 55 Lewis and Clark, Kentridge Willapa Valley 44, Lake Roosevelt 35 Novotny 2, Robinson 10, Wallace 14, Woods Boys Basketball Zillah 84, Cashmere 56 Hazen vs. Bellarmine Prep, 3:45 p.m. Saturday 4 Class 4A King’s Way Christian 71, Overlake 52 Rogers vs. Inglemoor, 5:30 p.m. Wahkiakum 74, Rainier 13 FG: 19 of 58 —.328 FT: 13 of 17 —.765 Friday Seattle Academy 65, Okanogan 62 Chiawana vs. Glacier Peak, 7:15 p.m. Brewster 47, Mabton 46 Reb: 40 Glacier Peak 56, Issaquah 49 State pairings Sunnyside vs. Woodinville, 9 p.m. Tri-Cities Prep 71, Auburn Adventist 16 Puyallup 57, Chiawana 42 Starts Wednesday at Yakima SunDome South Bend 42, Liberty Bell 36 At Wenatchee Union 56, Battle Ground 37 First-round byes: Lynden Christian, La Center, Class 3A Davenport 65, Ilwaco 47 HORNETS 45, TIGERS 43 Saturday Seattle Academy, Zillah Friday Saint George’s 54, Ocosta 39 Napavine 5 12 7 19 —43 Gonzaga Prep 65, Curtis 47 King’s Way Christian vs. Cashmere, 3:45 p.m. Mt. Spokane 63, Bethel 32 State pairings Oroville 7 7 17 14 —45 Federal Way 69, Jackson 49 King’s vs. Deer Park, 5:30 p.m. West Seattle 41, Meadowdale 40 Starts Wednesday at Spokane Arena Napavine (43) — Woodrum 7, Stanley 16, Mount Si 60, Richland 54 Bellevue Christian vs. Okanogan, 7:15 p.m. Saturday First-round byes: La Conner, Davenport, Evander 15, Olson 5 Kentridge 74, Mariner 50 Royal vs. Connell, 9 p.m. Prairie 55, Arlington 46 Wahkiakum, Tri-Cities Prep FG: 16 of 40 —.400 FT: 11 of 23 —.478 Reb: Mount Rainier 73, Wenatchee 50 Garfield 58, Seattle Prep 29 Willapa Valley vs. Liberty, 3:45 p.m. 29 (Stanley 9) State pairings Class 2B Kamiakin 78, Peninsula 63 South Bend vs. Auburn Adventist, 5:30 p.m. Oroville (45) — Jamison 11, Hilderbrand Starts Wednesday at Tacoma Dome Saturday Edmonds-Woodway 48, Gig Harbor 45 Saint George’s vs. Ilwaco, 7:15 p.m. 2, Lopez 5, Martin 8, Bernard 15, Allie 3, First-round byes: Union, Federal Way, Mount Asotin 54, La Conner 46 Snohomish 38, Lake Washington 35 Brewster vs. Rainier, 9 p.m. Sarmiento 2 Si, Gonzaga Prep Kalama 62, Friday Harbor 43 Roosevelt 48, Hudson’s Bay 45 FG: 15 of 41 —.365 FT: 7 of 14 —.500 Reb: Puyallup vs. Jackson, 9 a.m. Kittitas 76, Lake Roosevelt 45 State pairings Class 1B 33 Glacier Peak vs. Curtis, 10:30 a.m. Liberty 84, White Swan 45 Starts Wednesday at Tacoma Dome Friday Mount Rainier vs. Richland, 12:15 p.m. Life Christian 56, Toledo 47 First-round byes: Prairie, Mount Spokane, Almira/Coulee-Hartline 48, Sunnyside Girls Basketball Kentridge vs. Battle Ground, 2 p.m. Oroville 44, Napavine 43 Kamiakin, Garfield Christian 38 At Mount Vernon Saint George’s 79, Willapa Valley 44 Snohomish vs. Seattle Prep, 9 a.m. Inchelium 62, Entiat 38 LIONS 66, BEARCATS 45 Class 3A Brewster 66, Toutle Lake 63 Edmonds-Woodway vs. Bethel, 10:30 a.m. Naselle 67, Clallam Bay 55 W.F. West 14 4 14 11 —45 Friday State pairings Roosevelt vs. Peninsula, 12:15 p.m. Neah Bay 58, Mount Vernon Christian 40 Lynden 22 10 16 18 —66 Mt. Spokane 71, Prairie 52 Starts Wednesday at Spokane Arena West Seattle vs. Arlington, 2 p.m. Saturday W.F. West (45) — Bennett 3, Brumfield Rainier Beach 75, Lincoln 57 First-round byes: Saint George’s, Life Chris- Colton 76, Concordia Christian 41 3, M. Haakenson 4, S. Haakenson 2, Henry 2, Wilson 63, Arlington 54, OT tian, Brewster, Kittitas Class 2A Riverside Christian 29, Grace Academy 26 McCallum 5, Mencke 3, Vadala 15, Waring 8 Saturday Oroville vs. Willapa Valley, 9 a.m. Friday Pomeroy 63, Taholah 32 FG: 15 of 55 —.273 FT: 9 of 14 —.643 Reb: Ingraham 68, Shadle Park 58 Asotin vs. Toledo, 10:30 a.m. Sequim 54, Foster 44 Selkirk 51, Puget Sound Adventist 28 37 (Vadala 11) Marysville-Pilchuck 72, Kelso 51 Kalma vs. Toutle Lake, 12:15 p.m. Saturday State pairings Lynden (66) — Doerge 12, Hershey 13, Eastside Catholic 48, West Seattle 41 Liberty vs. Lake Washington, 2 p.m. Washougal 52, East Valley (Spokane) 45 Starts Wednesday at Spokane Arena Holleman 3, Holman 2, L. Tjoelker 13, Van- Capital 59, Shorecrest 52 Clarkston 61, Port Angeles 35 First-round byes: Neah Bay, Almira/Coulee- derHaak 9, VanderYacht 10, Villars 4 O’Dea 78, Stanwood 55 Class 1B White River 49, Archbishop Murphy 41 Hartline, Pomeroy, Colton FG: 22 of 40 —.550 FT: 11 of 20 —.550 Reb: State pairings Friday Black Hills 52, Grandview 37 Inchelium vs. Sunnyside Christian, 9 a.m. 35 (Holleman 7) Starts Wednesday at Tacoma Dome Taholah 54, Riverside Christian 52 Anacortes 65, North Kitsap 49 Selkirk vs. Taholah, 10:30 a.m. First-round byes: Mount Spokane, Rainier Saturday Burlington-Edison 53, Renton 42 Naselle vs. Mt. Vernon Christian, 12:15 p.m. Men’s College Basketball Beach, Marysville-Pilchuck, Eastside Catholic Sunnyside Christian 57, Naselle 39 Lynden 66, W.F. West 45 Riverside Christian vs. Concordia Christian, At Centralia O’Dea vs. Lincoln, 3:45 p.m. Garfield-Palouse 69, Lopez Island 36 State pairings 2 p.m. SPORTS ON THE AIR

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 5 p.m. TNT — Minnesota at Indiana Spring Training Baseball ESPN — Detroit at San Antonio 6:30 p.m. 10 a.m. 7:30 p.m. TNT — Philadelphia at Oklahoma City MLB — Detroit at N.Y. Mets (ss) ESPN — New Orleans at L.A. Lakers NHL Hockey 12:10 p.m. NHL Hockey 4:30 p.m. ROOT — Texas at Seattle 4:30 p.m. NBCSN — Tampa Bay at Boston NBA Basketball NBCSN — Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers NCAA Men’s Basketball 5 p.m. 7 p.m. 3 p.m. TNT — Boston at Toronto NBCSN — Chicago at Anaheim FS1 — Xavier at St. John’s 7:30 p.m. NCAA Men’s Basketball 4 p.m. TNT — Oklahoma City at Denver 4 p.m. ESPN — TBA NHL Hockey CBSSN — DePaul at Georgetown 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.m. ESPN2 — TBA NBCSN — Buffalo at Philadelphia ESPN2 — TBA 4 p.m. NCAA Men’s Basketball 4 p.m. ESPNEWS — Winthrop at Hampton 4 p.m. ESPNU — TBA 5 p.m. ESPN — Duke at Virginia Tech 4 p.m. CBSSN — TBA 4 p.m. ROOT — Clemson at Pittsburgh 6 p.m. ESPN2 — TBA 6 p.m. PAC-12 WA — Washington State at Stanford 4 p.m. CBSSN — Cincinnati at SMU 6 p.m. ESPNU — TBA 6 p.m. 4 p.m. ESPN2 — TBA ESPN — TBA FS1 — Providence at Butler FS1 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 4:30 p.m. ESPNU — TBA ESPN2 — TBA CBSSN — St. Louis at VCU 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. ROOT — Louisville at Boston College ESPNEWS — Jacksonville State at Eastern Il- ESPN — TBA 6 p.m. linois 6 p.m. FS1 — Marquette at Villanova 6 p.m. ESPN2 — TBA 8 p.m. FS1 — Arizona at Oregon State 6 p.m. CBSSN — UNLV at Nevada 8 p.m. ESPNU — Temple at Memphis FS1 — Washington at California THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Spring Training Baseball ESPN2 — Gonzaga at Pacific Spring Training Baseball 10 a.m. 8 p.m. 10 a.m. MLB — Baltimore at Philadelphia (ss) ESPNU — UC-Irvine at UC-Davis MLB — Miami at N.Y. Mets 12:10 p.m. 8 p.m. NBA Basketball ROOT — Chicago White Sox at Seattle PAC-12 — Arizona State at ORegon 4:30 p.m. NBA Basketball 8 p.m. NBCSNW — Portland at Boston 4 p.m. ROOT — Portland at Saint Mary’s • Sports 3 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019

College Basketball Analysis: Gonzaga Lets The Good Times Roll in Senior Night Rout of BYU By Jim Meehan Beach joined the four seniors The Spokesman-Review and Hachimura in the starting lineup. Whatever Gonzaga’s record “Just sharing the ball, every- was for standing ovations in a body can score,” Hachimura said. game, the Zags obliterated it Sat- “We trusted each other. We just urday night. had fun.” The seniors, fittingly, made Haws and Childs combined major contributions in their last for 36 points but also had eight game at the McCarthey Athletic turnovers. They didn’t get much Center as the second-ranked help in the scoring column from Zags flattened BYU 102-68 in their teammates. No other Cou- front of 6,000 loud, appreciative gars scored in double digits. Part fans. of Gonzaga’s decisive 23-3 run The ovations seemed non- came with Childs on the bench stop in the final 12 minutes, be- after picking up his fourth foul. ginning with a technical foul The Zags were in attack mode whistled on the Cougars’ bench from the outset. They found a and extending from to Geno willing uptempo partner in BYU, Crandall’s stop-start, double- but Gonzaga was more comfort- crossover drive for a layup, to able with the blazing pace. dunk after dunk, to thunderous The Zags ran at every oppor- applause when the GU seniors tunity, feasting on eight Cougars and starters exited the court. turnovers good for 15 first-half It didn’t stop in the postgame, points. when seniors Josh Perkins, Jer- “When the pace is that fast, emy Jones, Geno Crandall and Tyler Tjomsland / The Spokesman-Review it fits us perfectly,” said Bran- walk-on Jack Beach addressed Gonzaga Bulldogs guard Josh Perkins (13) is embraced by Gonzaga Bulldogs guard Geno Crandall (0) after defeating BYU don Clarke, who finished with the crowd. during the second half of a college basketball game on Saturday, February 23, 2019, in Spokane, Wash. 11 points and 10 boards. “The “This has been the best five last game at the Kennel, fun is Yoeli Childs, closed within 64-53 Gonzaga broke the 100-point second half we had some crazy, years of my life,” Perkins said. “I definitely the word. on Haws’ layup. mark for the sixth time this energizing plays that made the got my brothers behind me. Let’s crowd burst.” “We were talking about it on The Zags scored the next season, the previous instance not make this the last time in the Gonzaga led by double fig- nine points, part of a 23-3 run coming against Denver (101-40) Kennel. Let’s go win this natty the bench -- one of the funnest ures (17-7) just past the 5-minute that put the Cougars in an 87-56 on Dec. 21. The Zags scored 51 (national championship) and games I’ve been part of.” mark. The Zags stretched it to we’ll have a party afterward.” The Zags, who figure to move hole with 5:10 remaining. points in each half, shot 54.5 per- 43-30, but BYU clawed back, cut- Crandall, the graduate trans- up to No. 1 in Monday’s AP poll, “Couldn’t have scripted it any cent and turned the ball over just ting the lead to 45-38. Perkins fer who has been on campus stomped the Cougars (18-12, better, just the energy we played six times, once in the final 20 nailed a 3-pointer and Norvell for just more than four months, 10-5 WCC) for the second time with, how we shared it and took minutes. took Haws off the dribble for a raced over and exchanged high- in three weeks. It took a while to great care of the ball,” coach Zach Norvell Jr. scored 18 three-point play, giving Gonza- fives with the front row of the get separation, but Gonzaga (27- Mark Few said. “It also showed points in the first half and fin- ga a 51-38 halftime lead. Kennel Club. He was followed by 2, 14-0) broke free near the mid- how tough BYU is to defend, es- ished with 25. Rui Hachimura Perkins, Norvell and Cran- Jones and the rest of the Zags. point of the second half. pecially Haws and Childs are just pounded away inside for 23 dall were effective in dribble “That was big time,” said Per- Gonzaga threatened to pull a handful. points and 10 rebounds. penetration, supplying a chunk kins, who had a season-high 21 away several times before, but “I feel like we took some of Crandall added eight points of Gonzaga’s 46 points. Perkins points and seven assists. “The at- the Cougars, behind the one-two their best shots. The whole time, and four assists. Jones added and Norvell combined for seven mosphere, playing against BYU, scoring punch of TJ Haws and our offense was clicking.” seven points and six boards. of GU’s nine 3-pointers. Huskies Clinch Share of Pac-12 Regular- Season Title With 64-55 Victory Over Colorado By Percy Allen ing at the next game.” All night the Huskies smoth- from behind and blocked his Hopkins added: “He had 11 The Seattle Times Still, the soldout crowd of ered the Buffaloes and forced 19 jumper in the paint to spark an- takeaways in 25 minutes. That’s 10,000 at Alaska Airlines Arena turnovers – a season high for CU other fastbreak that ended with not even funny. You look at it From a nine-win finish two serenaded the Huskies with – that led to 18 points. Thybulle’s layup and a 51-33 and it’s game changing. It’s in- years ago to a conference title, thunderous applause for much Washington held Colorado to Washington lead with 15:07 left. credible.” the Huskies climbed back to the of the night as Washington (22- just four three-pointers and its In the past, Hopkins has lik- Jaylen Nowell added 12 points top of the Pac-12 with one of the 5, 13-1 Pac-12) extended its home fewest points of the season. ened Thybulle to Deion Sanders while David Crisp chipped in 10 most remarkable renaissances in record to 14-0. “There’s two reasons that we and Spiderman. on a night when UW’s offense program history. “Anytime you win a title it’s lost this game,” Buffaloes coach This time, the NFL Hall of wasn’t as explosive as it was in its This season is pregnant with great,” coach Mike Hopkins said Tad Boyle said. “No. 1 we gave Famer and superhero character first meeting against Buffaloes potential and no matter how it this week. “Obviously, it’s what them 13 offensive boards, which weren’t adequate comparisons – a 77-70 win in Boulder, Colo. – ends, these Huskies – and their you’re striving for. I believe that we knew we couldn’t do, because for the UW coach. but good enough to sweep the four seniors – will be remem- if you’re doing the right stuff off Washington is not a good offen- “He went Carl Lewis on us to- season series. bered as the team that returned the court all the time, then that’s sive rebounding team. … We’ve day with that loose ball when he Washington led for more Washington to prominence. the result. The score takes care got to be tougher on the boards. outran (Wright),” Hopkins said than 34 minutes, but the Buffa- Bigger prizes may loom on of itself per se. Our guys have “And then the second thing is smiling. “And a little bit David the horizon, but Washington ac- loes didn’t go away quietly. Colo- done a really good job of staying you can’t come into this build- Copperfield. I don’t know where rado used a 9-0 run to cut UW’s complished one of its preseason focused, having good practices, ing, especially when it’s loud and he’s at. He goes invisible and goals and clinched a share of the lead to 59-50 with 7:09 left. taking care of their bodies and sold out like it was tonight, and then he’s behind you. You just Both teams scored just five Pac-12 regular-season title Satur- for the most part executing game turn the ball over 19 times. So, a don’t know where he’s at. He’s in- points the rest of the way. day night. plans – other than a couple of combination of the offensive re- credible. He’s got a gift. He does The Huskies didn’t allow the And yet, in keeping with their times early in games. bounds and the turnovers that something better than anybody on-to-the-next-game persona, “Championships, you play for put us in a hole.” in the country.” Buffaloes to get any closer as the Huskies treated Saturday’s it. There’s a lot of pride in that. Washington, which led 35-27 Despite being saddled with Thybulle sank a jumper on the 64-55 win against Colorado like We want to have and try to build at halftime, put the game away foul trouble that limited him to ensuing possession to push their any other contest. a consistent championship-level with a decisive 16-6 spurt to be- just 25 minutes and 48 seconds, lead back to double digits (61-50). They didn’t cut down the nets, program. Bottom line. If we’re gin the second half. Thybulle finished with 17 points, Colorado then endured near- unveil commemorative cham- able to do that, then that’s great During the run, Thybulle six steals and five blocks before ly a six-minute scoring drought pionship T-shirts or partake in for the guys. Great for the school took center stage with a perfor- fouling out with less than two that included four turnovers in a postgame party to celebrate and great for the alumni.” mance that should cement his minutes left. five possessions. Tyler Bey led UW’s 23rd conference title and It took just two years for the bid for a second straight Pac- “The one thing you can’t do the Buffaloes (16-11, 7-8) with 20 the fifth since the league adopted Huskies to perfect Hopkins’ stu- 12 Defensive Player of the Year with Matisse Thybulle, is you points and 11 rebounds. an 18-game schedule in 1978-79. pefying zone defense and assem- award and put him in the con- cannot simulate him in practice,” With four regular-season “Apparently, we accomplished ble the pieces of a puzzle for its versation for even greater honors. Boyle said. “You just can’t. We games remaining, Washington a share of getting the Pac-12 first championship since 2012. At one point, the 6-foot-5 work against the zone in practice has a four-game lead in the Pac- championship, but that means Saturday, this was a team try- guard deflected a pass and out- and we get great ball movement, 12 race and could clinch the out- nothing to us,” senior guard ing to be what it used to be and raced Colorado’s McKinley you know, it looks really good, right title with a win Thursday at Matisse Thybulle said. “We want reclaiming parts of its storied Wright IV to the loose ball for and then you get out here and California. to win it all. We’re grateful for past when UW’s defense was a steal and transition dunk that it’s a little different animal that “I always had a vision that we the opportunity that we have feared and old Hec Edmundson gave UW a 44-29 lead. is in the Washington Huskies could definitely do this,” Hop- in front of us. We’re grateful for Pavilion was an intimidating Minutes later, Thybulle uniform then what we’ve got in kins said. “But I just didn’t have where we are, but we’re just look- place for opponents. stalked CU’s Daylen Kountz practice.” a timeline.” Washington State’s Perimeter Defense Deteriorates Against Utah in 92-79 Home Loss By Theo Lawson at Beasley Coliseum with more of those games that we needed ev- “There was a few times in that Sedrick Barefield. The Spokesman-Review 3-point makes than anyone else erybody to step up a bit, especially second half where we’d cut it to Barefield scored 10 points in the Pac-12 Conference and the those young guys. ... I thought we 10, nine, right around in there,” in the January meeting and had PULLMAN — The all-too- league’s second-best percentage. started the game extremely well Kent said, “and a missed free just 36 points in six career games sudden resurgence Washington But, sharp as they’ve been, the and in great rhythm, and as soon throw here, missed free throw against the Cougars. But the se- State has experienced on the Cougars finally went dull, and the as I have to sub a little bit and get there, loose ball here, charge here, nior nearly hit that total in Sat- basketball court over the last few Utes were effective shooting from out of the rotations we’ve been in, block. Just didn’t have it.” urday’s game, matching his sea- weeks can be largely attributed to just about every spot on the floor, I feel like the momentum of the The decisive surge for Utah son high and outscoring WSU’s the Cougars’ sharpened defense connecting on 52 percent from game got away from us and we came early in the second half. The -- and under that very umbrella, Robert Franks -- the Pac-12 leader inside the arc (31 of 59) and 45 never really gained it back.” Utes opened the second half on a -- with 33 points on 5-of-10 shoot- their diligence in guarding the percent from outside (16 of 35) in The Utes were coming off 13-5 run to gain their first double- ing from behind the arc. 3-point line. a 92-79 victory. a 62-45 loss to Washington on digit lead and never trailed by In three of the last four games, The loss dropped 11th-place Wednesday, but in just one half fewer than eight points. “There was some plays where WSU had held the opposition WSU to 11-15 overall and 4-10 of Saturday’s game against WSU, Forty-one days after an we didn’t get out to him on to 31 percent or lower from the in conference play. Utah moved they matched their total against 18-point loss to Utah at the Hunts- the pick and roll,” WSU guard 3-point line. Arizona mustered 26 up to fourth place in the league the Huskies and took a 45-43 lead man Center, the Cougars knew Viont’e Daniels said. “Plays where percent and Arizona State just 15. standings, improving to 15-12 into halftime. The Utes eclipsed they’d need to make adjustments (Parker) Van Dyke got open on Doing that for a fourth time and 9-6. that in the second half, scoring to best the Utes in the rematch. a rebound, then got open. So, in five games might have been “Every time we broke down, 47, and at the same time nullified One of those tweaks, however, there’s a lot of things film will tell a good way to shut down Utah, they made you pay,” WSU coach WSU’s offense, which managed probably didn’t involve playing us we need to work on and we’ll which came into Saturday’s game Ernie Kent said. “And it was one only 36 points. stauncher defense on Utah guard go from there.” Sports 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 SPORTS

College Basketball 2019 2B Boys Hardwood Classic WIAA/Dairy Farmers of Washington/Les Schwab Tires Alex O’Connell Steps In For Injured Zion REGIONALS: February 22-23, 2019 Williamson as Duke Wins at Syracuse, #8 Lake Roosevelt 45 #7 Life Christian Academy 56 #6 Willapa Valley 44 #5 Toutle Lake 63 #1 Kittitas 76 #2 Toledo 47 #3 Saint George's 79 #4 Brewster 66 75-65

Gm1 - 2/23 - Ellensburg HS - 6:00 PM Gm2 - 2/23 - Tumwater HS - 4:00 PM Gm3 - 2/23 - West Valley (Spo) HS - 4:00 PM Gm4 - 2/23 - Eastmont HS - 6:00 PM By Steve Wiseman The News & Observer

#16 White Swan 45 #15 La Conner 45 #14 Napavine 43 #13 Friday Harbor 43 SYRACUSE, N.Y. — No. #9 Liberty (Spangle) 84 #10 Asotin 54 #11 Oroville 45 #12 Kalama 62 1 Duke played without one

Gm5 - 2/23 - University HS - 8:00 PM Gm6 - 2/23 - West Valley HS (Spo) - 12:00 PM Gm7 - 2/23 - Wenatchee HS - 4:00 PM Gm8 - 2/23 - Tumwater HS - 2:00 PM of the nation’s top players but found a new standout who helped the Blue Devils avenge an earlier loss. HARDWOOD CLASSIC: February 27 - March 2, 2019 Sophomore Alex O’Connell scored 20 points February 27 February 28 March 1 March 2 in his first start of the sea- son while RJ Barrett scored HOME TEAM IS ON THE BOTTOM OF THE BRACKET 30 points as the Blue Dev- #11 Oroville ils beat Syracuse, 75-65, in Gm9 - W7 vs. L3 - 9:00 AM ACC basketball Saturday Gm13 - W9 vs. W4 - 9:00 AM night at the Carrier Dome. #6 Willapa Valley The game was played #4 Brewster before a crowd of 35,642, #10 Asotin Gm19 - W13 vs. W14 - 3:45 PM which established a new

Gm10 - W6 vs. L2 - 10:30 AM record for the largest at- tendance for an on-campus Gm14 - W10 vs. W1 - 10:30 AM #2 Toledo NCAA college basketball game. #1 Kittitas The Blue Devils (24-3, Gm23 - W19 vs. W20 - 9:00 PM #12 Kalama 12-2 ACC) played their first STATE CHAMPIONS Gm11 - W8 vs. L4 - 12:15 PM game since star freshman Zion Williamson suffered Gm15 - W11 vs. W3 - 12:15 PM #5 Toutle Lake a sprained right knee. The 2ND PLACE 6-7 All-American candidate #3 Saint George's was not in uniform for the #9 Liberty (Spangle) Gm20 - W15 vs. W16 - 5:30 PM first time this season. Gm12 - W5 vs. L1 - 2:00 PM Duke has played large parts of two games _ an 80- Gm16 - W12 vs. W2 - 2:00 PM #8 Lake Roosevelt 78 win at Florida State on Jan. 12 and Wednesday’s #7 Life Christian Academy 88-72 loss to North Caro- lina _ without Williamson after he was injured during Gm22 - L19 vs. L20 - 11:15 AM those games. But Saturday 3RD PLACE marked the first time they’d played an entire game with-

5TH PLACE out their national player of the year candidate. Still Duke, which lost 95-91 in overtime to Syra- Gm17 - L13 vs. L14 - 9:00 AM cuse on Jan. 14 at Durham, found a way to win. O’Connell played a big Gm21 - W17 vs. W18 - 8:00 AM role, scoring 17 of his 20 4TH PLACE points in the second half as Duke rallied from a five- Gm18 - L15 vs. L16 -10:30 AM 6TH PLACE point halftime deficit. @wiaawa Syracuse (18-9, 9-5 ACC) struggled shooting down the stretch, making just three field goals over the game’s final 12 minutes. The Orange finished at 34 2019 2A Girls Hardwood Classic percent from the field. Duke, after shooting just WIAA/Dairy Farmers of Washington/Les Schwab Tires 40 percent and 3 of 15 on 3-pointers in the first half, REGIONALS: February 22-23, 2019 shot 48 percent in the sec- ond half. The Blue Devils hit six 3-pointers in the sec- #8 W. F. West 45 #7 Washougal 52 #6 Port Angeles 35 #5 Archbishop Murphy 41 ond half, finishing at 44.1 #1 Lynden 66 #2 East Valley (Spokane) 45 #3 Clarkston 61 #4 White River 49 percent for the game (9 of 29,

Gm1 - 2/23 - Mount Vernon HS - 6:00PM Gm2 - 2/23 - University HS - 12:00PM Gm3 - 2/23 - Richland HS - 2:00PM Gm4 - 2/23 - Puyallup HS - 2:00PM 31 percent on 3-pointers). After Syracuse led, 34- 29, the Blue Devils hit seven #16 Renton 42 #15 North Kitsap 49 #14 Sequim 54 #13 Black Hills 52 of their first 11 shots after #9 Burlington-Edison 53 #10 Anacortes 65 #11 Foster 44 #12 Grandview 37 halftime, including 3 of 4 3-pointers, to lead 50-46 Gm5 - 2/23 - Everett CC - 4:00PM Gm6 - 2/23 - Mount Vernon HS - 4:00PM Gm7 - 2/22 - Auburn Mtvw HS - 8:00PM Gm8 - 2/23 - Davis HS - 2:00PM with 13:49 to play. O’Connell had a big play in that Duke push, grab- HARDWOOD CLASSIC: February 27 - March 2, 2019 bing a loose ball to sink a 3-pointer while being fouled.

February 27 February 28 March 1 March 2 He added the free throw on play that gave Duke its first lead of the second half. HOME TEAM IS ON THE BOTTOM OF THE BRACKET #14 Sequim O’Connell’s 3-pointer

Gm9 - W7 vs. L3 - 3:45PM from the corner with 10:29 Gm13 - W9 vs. W4 - 3:45PM to play gave Duke a 56-52 lead. #6 Port Angeles #4 White River Duke’s lead grew to 58- #10 Anacortes Gm19 - W13 vs. W14 - 7:15PM 52 when Barrett scored in-

Gm10 - W6 vs. L2 - 5:30PM side with 9:16 to play. Syracuse went seven Gm14 - W10 vs. W1 - 5:30PM consecutive possessions #2 East Valley (Spokane) without scoring, a drought #1 Lynden of 4:57 without scoring a Gm23 - W19 vs. W20 - 7:00PM #13 Black Hills point. STATE CHAMPIONS Gm11 - W8 vs. L4 - 7:15PM But Duke scored only five points during that Gm15 - W11 vs. W3 - 7:15PM stretch. #5 Archbishop Murphy A Marek Dolezaj basket 2ND PLACE #3 Clarkston and two Elijah Hughes free #9 Burlington-Edison Gm20 - W15 vs. W16 - 9:00PM throws cut Duke’s lead to Gm12 - W5 vs. L1 - 9:00PM 58-56. But Duke pulled away Gm16 - W12 vs. W2 - 9:00PM #8 W. F. West with its defense playing a big role. #7 Washougal Barrett’s 3-pointer started a 7-0 Duke run. O’Connell’s steal and slam

Gm22 - L19 vs. L20 - 1:00PM dunk extended the lead. Af- 3RD PLACE ter a Tyus Battle miss, Bar- rett finished a fast break by

5TH PLACE taking a lob pass from Tre Jones for a slam dunk that put Duke up 65-56 with 4:44 to play.

Gm17 - L13 vs. L14 - 12:15PM Barrett scored 17 points over the game’s first 20 minutes to keep Duke

Gm21 - W17 vs. W18 - 9:30AM close while their 3-pointers 4TH PLACE weren’t falling. But the Blue Devils got little production

Gm18 - L15 vs. L16 - 2:00PM 6TH PLACE from anyone else as they @wiaawa shot 40 percent overall. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019

MLB Felix Hernandez’s Spring Debut Showcases the Uncertainty and Inconsistency Of The Past Few Seasons By Ryan Divish against the Padres — the annual The Seattle Times charity game. But one member of the Mari- PEORIA, Ariz. — If spring ners front office wasn’t quite as training results and statistics are kind. truly meaningless, something “It looked like he hasn’t picked that is often said and written this up a ball the entire offseason,” he time of year, then the good can’t said. be over-praised and the bad can’t Hernandez said he threw be over-dramatized. two bullpen sessions and played And yet with Felix Hernan- catch in the offseason. But he dez, the erstwhile ace of the Mar- struggled with his mechan- iners, there is no such logic about ics since arriving in Peoria. He his every outing. made the decision to scrap his Given his struggles of the past full windup for the first start and three seasons, which featured pitch exclusively from the stretch, decreasing production and in- even with no runners on base. creasing fan backlash, and the “I’m working on it,” he said. circumstances of this being the “I feel good from the stretch. I final year of his $175 million contract. He’ll make $27 million feel like I’m going straight to in what will be his final season in the plate. There’s not too much the organization that signed and movement like from the windup. cultivated him into a superstar. I just have to lift my leg up and And still there is dreamy hope go straight to the plate.” from many fans that the former Hernandez started thinking Cy Young winner, who had his about the possibility in the off- best years wasted on bad teams, season. Servais and the staff are might rekindle something close Dean Rutz / The Seattle Times willing to accept any adjustment to his old glory for his last year Whatever it was that Scott Servais said, it left Felix Hernandez and his teammates in good spirits after Hernandez was pulled that might find consistency for in Seattle. in the second inning Saturday against San Diego. Hernandez. Just how this season will play “He’s trying to get his align- had a good changeup in the bot- off the line. lowing another run to score. ment better,” Servais said. “He out and how Hernandez ends his tom of the zone.” However, home-plate um- “I didn’t see it,” he said. “And did a bunch of it in his live BP time with the Mariners is more That first inning seemed pire Chris Guccione never called I forgot about the second base- the other day and he felt better unpredictable than one of his crisp. Hernandez struck out the the ball foul, instead signaling man being right behind me. I coming out of the bullpen to- outings. first batter he faced —Travis the ball fair when Hernandez should’ve gotten a double play.” His first start of the Cactus Jankowski — flashing a fastball touched it. Boog Powell followed with day doing that so he’s trying get League season displayed the that touched 92 mph. After Fran- “It was a foul ball,” Hernandez a hard line drive to center for a on line. We are trying to get his uncertainty and inconsistency ciso Mejia reached first on a weak said. “How can it not be a foul sacrifice fly for another run and misses more north and south in- that followed each time he has ground ball that was misplayed ball? I’m not going to catch it if Jankowski blooped a single into stead of east and west.” stepped on the mound the past second baseman Shed Long for it’s not foul. He said it was still left to end Hernandez’s outing Multiple starting pitchers, in- three seasons. And like so often an error, Hernandez rallied to touching part of the line. That at 42 pitches. The fourth run cluding David Price, Yu Darvish, in those past outings, Hernan- get Franchy Cordero to fly out to messed up the whole inning.” charged to Hernandez came Taijuan Walker and more throw dez’s results in Saturday’s game left and Austin Allen to pop out With Pirela on third, catcher when his replacement, Ryan exclusively from the stretch. against the Padres offered a to short. Omar Narvaez mishandled a Garton, allowed another single. Would Hernandez consider hopeful hint of effectiveness and The outing fell apart in the breaking ball from Hernandez “He wasn’t as sharp in the sec- that? a frustrating reminder of what second inning. Hernandez that rolled to the screen for a ond inning,” Servais said. “He “Maybe, it just depends on has hindered him. After a near served up a leadoff double to Jose run-scoring passed ball. has things to work on like we all how I feel,” he said. flawless first inning, Hernandez Pirela. But it was a swinging bunt “That was my fault,” Hernan- do this spring. He’ll get the ball Hernandez wasn’t happy or never made it out of the second off the bat of Greg Garcia that dez said. “It was a cutter and it in five days and keep working on displeased with the outing. The inning. He registered just one started the meltdown. The ball didn’t do anything.” it.” missed call still irked him post- out as the Padres scored four rolled down the chalk of the first- Hernandez hit a batter to put Coming into the outing, the game. But he also understood runs in the frame — all charged base line, bouncing oddly from runners on first and second with possibility of disaster loomed. that it was a spring-training to him — in an eventual 6-4 loss the clumps and holes in the dirt no outs. He could have helped Servais said on multiple occa- game and, yes, the results don’t for the Mariners. made from players’ spikes. Her- himself greatly when Allen Craig sions that Hernandez looked matter … to him. “I thought he threw the ball nandez came off the mound and hit a hard one-hopper back at the “rusty” in the two bullpens and “I felt good,” he said. “My body pretty good in that first inning,” studied the ball’s path, seemingly mound. But the ball bounced off live batting practice sessions and my arm felt good. That’s manager Scott Servais said. “He waiting to grab it when it came his glove and into right field, al- leading up to Saturday’s game what’s important.”

Mariners Get Late RBI with a walk and two strikeouts. At age 45, Ichiro stole sec- He threw two shutout innings, Runs Off of Felix Nolan Arenado smashed a tow- ond and later scored on Fraley’s not allowing a hit with four Singles From Shed Long ering solo homer to center on a single. strikeouts. Hernandez in a 6-4 Win misplaced cutter in the first. A Mariners pitchers allowed Quotable and Dom Thompson- one-out double in the second led two runs on six hits with 11 Over the Mariners Williams for a 4-2 Win to another run. LeBlanc threw 28 strikeouts with four walks. “Everybody is on the green pitches with 19 strikes. He threw light early in camp and we’ll find Notable Player of the game out what they can do. We know Over The Rockies some extra pitches in the bullpen After a solid first inning, Fe- Justus Sheffield worked what Number 51 can do. It was By Ryan Divish after his outing to build his pitch lix Hernandez never made it out count to 45. around a walk to the first bat- fun. I think he enjoyed it today The Seattle Times of the second inning. A con- The Mariners picked up RBI ter he faced followed by a catch- as well.” — manager Scott Ser- vais on Ichiro’s stolen base. troversial single on a swinging Notable singles from Jake Fraley, Shed er’s interference to still throw a Long and Dom Thompson- scoreless first frame. It was aided bunt, a missed comeback and a Mariners starter Wade LeB- Williams to pace an offense that by a pair of strikeouts. The Mari- Saturday’s Result few hits knocked him out of the lanc pitched two innings, al- tallied eight hits and drew four ners’ top prospect followed that game. He was charged with four lowing two runs on three hits walks. up with a 1-2-3 inning of work. Padres Score Four runs on four hits with a strikeout Local Bowling in 1 1/3 innings pitched. The Padres picked up runs in the fifth and sixth inning off lefty Roenis Elias. The Mariners scored three runs in the fourth inning, capi- talizing on two Padres errors. Seattle got solid relief out- ings from Hunter Strickland and Gerson Bautista, who had his fastball hitting 99 mph on the stadium radar gun. Player of the game After hitting two doubles in a game that didn’t count Thurs- day, Shed Long continued to swing a hot bat early this spring. The diminutive second baseman flashed more of his power Sat- urday, smashing a leadoff homer to center to start the game. The missile of a fly ball hit half way up the batter’s eye, well above the yellow line that differenti- ates between a ball in play and a home run. It more than made up for a fielding error he com- mitted in the top of the first on a slow ground ball. Acquired from the Reds as part of a three- team trade, Long will likely start the season at Class AAA Tacoma as the Rainiers’ starting second baseman. Quotable “Offensively today, Shed Long. Wow. It’s not easy to do, hit a ball that far. It is high-wire, fired up, lots of energy. It’s fun to watch him play.” — Mariners manager Scott Servais. Sports 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 SPORTS

Local Bowling Local Bowling Feb. 17 – Feb. 23 Results FAIRWAY LANES 1. Bob Spahr 758; 2. Austin Howell 743; 3. Aaron Flowers 724 and Rick Lyons 724; 4. Justin Marks 711; 5. Dennis Kopp 706; 6. Dyson Faulk 691; 7. Brandon Grose 684; 8. Junior Martin 675; 9. Mike Postlewait 673; 10. Jerecho Merriman 671; High Game: Austin Howell 279 and Brandon Grose 279 Top 10 Women 1. Lynn Wiltzius 621; 2. Teresa Johnson 611; 3. Janell McPeake 595; 4. Hunter Weeks 589; 5. Cassandra Chalm- ers 572; 6. Janaya Kilgore 571; 7. Rachel Norwood 558; 8. Elizabeth Steen 552; 9. Ali Mackey 551; 10. McKenzie Gust 542 and Sahlee Aldrich 542; High Game: Elizabeth Steen 236 Top 5 Senior Men 1. Ernie Smith 598; 2. Tim Schnitzer 597; 3. Jerry Jobes 591; 4. Dave DeBuhr 572; 5. Bill Slinkard 568; High Game: Jerry Jobes 256 Top 5 Senior Women 1. Teresa Johnson 529; 2. Ginny Eddy 503; 3. Katherine Ford 494; 4. Mary Schrader 491; 5. Ogie Ray 463 and Susan Prior 463; High Game: Teresa Johnson 200 Top 5 Junior Boys 1. Ashton Lannoye 559; 2. Aiden Goodrich 489; 3. Chase Sanchez 450; 4. Jeremy Larson 429; 5. Wrylie Lannoye 402; High Game: Ashton Lannoye 234 Top 5 Junior Girls 1. Bailee Spriggs 481; 2. Hennessey Lannoye 330; 3. Olivia Hedgers 327; 4. Zee Lowry 312; 5. Skylee Lane 297; High Game: Bailee Spriggs 177 Top 5 Special Rec (2 games) 1. Joy 319; 2. Dan 290; 3. Charlie 281; 4. Cody 278 and Don 278; 5. James 258; High Game: Joy 173 NBA Embiid Sits Again With Sore Knee as Sixers Fall to Trail Blazers, 130-115 By Tribune News Services PHILADELPHIA — The Portland Trail Blaz- ers are a bad matchup for the 76ers when the Sixers are healthy. So you kind of knew going into Saturday’s game that the Sixers, with- out All-Star center Joel Em- biid, could struggle. And they did as the Blaz- ers prevailed, 130-115, in a matinee at the Wells Fargo Center. The Sixers (38-22) suf- fered blowout losses in both of this season’s games against Portland (36-23) without Embiid. The Blaz- ers rolled to a 34-point rout on Dec. 30 in Portland. Em- biid missed both games due to soreness in his left knee. This game marked the second of three consecu- tive games the Sixers are expected to play without Embiid. They are to travel to New Orleans to face the Pelicans on Monday night at the Smoothie King Arena. Embiid will be reevaluated next week and could return in time for Thursday’s game against the Thunder at Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City. On this day, Ben Sim- mons tried to will the Six- ers to a victory. The All-Star point guard had a season- high-tying 29 points to go with 10 assists and seven rebounds. The Sixers, how- ever, couldn’t overcome Em- biid’s absence, especially on the defensive end. Jusuf Nurkic had 24 points on 9-for-13 shoot- ing for Portland. The 7-foot, 275-ponder also grabbed 10 rebounds for his 28th dou- ble-double of the season. All three of the Sixers available centers _ Boban Marjanovic, Jonah Bolden and Amir Johnson _ and reserve pow- er forward Mike Scott tried to defend the player nick- named “The Bosnian Bear.” The only real competi- tion for him came from Simmons. And that was when the two exchanged words while Simmons was on the foul line with 5 min- utes, 48 seconds left in the third quarter. The TV audio picked up Simmons saying, ‘You talk a lot of (stuff) for being (trash).” They both received technical fouls. Simmons was later in- volved in an altercation with Portland’s backup center, Enes Kanter, with 9:16 left in the game. Simmons bumped into Kanter as Simmons scored a layup. Kanter fell to the floor. He immediately got up and walked after Sim- mons. Scott had to come to his teammate’s defense, and Scott and Kanter received double-technicals. SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 • Sports 7

Saturday’s College Basketball Centralia Cruises Past Pierce By The Chronicle Centralia had four starters and five players total score in double figures to defeat Pierce 94-51 in a NWAC West Division men’s bas- ketball game at Michael Smith Gymnasium in Centralia on Sat- urday. LaBrandon Price led the Blaz- ers with 16 points, five rebounds and three steals. Dionte’ Dixon added 13 points and four steals and Marqus Gilson chipped in 12 points. Liam Murphy came off the bench and totaled 11 points and Collin Prangley had 10 points and eight rebounds. Pierce’s DJ Kerson scored 21 to lead all scorers and Christian Da- vis tallied 11 points. The Blazers shot 54 percent from the field, including 47 per- cent from three point territory. Pierce shot 35 percent from the field and turned the ball over 27 times including 12 Centralia steals. Centralia shot 62 percent from the field in the first half and led 51-22 at intermission. It was more of the same in the second half as the Blazers outscored the Raiders, ANDY HANNUM / For The Chronicle 43-29. Centralia’s Marqus Gilson (24) tries to shoot while contested by Pierce’s DJ Kerson (24) during an NWAC West Division men’s basketball game on Saturday in Centralia. Centralia clinched an NWAC Tournament berth with the win. The Blazers (19-9, 9-4) have won three in a row and will wrap up the regular season on Wednesday on the road against Highline. Women’s Basketball Blazers Fall to Raiders Centralia struggled in most categories against Pierce at Mi- chael Smith Gymnasium on Sat- urday as the Raiders took advan- tage for a 75-66 win in NWAC West Division women’s basketball action. Lindsey Nurmi led the Blazers with 15 points and six rebounds and Devanie Kleemeyer chipped in 13 points. Isabella Elwood grabbed a team-high seven re- bounds. Kaelin Williams-Kennedy tal- lied 23 points to lead all scorers. Selina Mayo chipped in 11 points for the Raiders. Pierce won the the rebound- ing battle, 48-31. Centralia shot 35 percent from the field including 18 percent from behind the arc and converted just eight of 22 free throws. The Blazers jumped out to a 22-13 lead after one quarter but Pierce turned it on in the second quarter and gained a 40-34 lead at halftime. Pierce held Centralia to eight points in the third quarter to build a lead and were able to hang on for the win despite the Blazers’ 24 points in the fourth quarter. Centralia (14-13, 8-5) sits in second place in the West Division and will hit the road on Wednes- day to face Highline in the regular ANDY HANNUM / For The Chronicle season finale. Centralia’s Piper Cai shoots over a Pierce defender during an NWAC West Division women’s basketball game on Saturday in Centralia. Westman, Aden Officially Inducted Into Centralia’s Sports Hall of Fame

ANDY HANNUM / For The Chronicle Nikki Westman (left), Centralia College athletic director Bob Peters (middle) and Barry Aden (right) pose for a photo after Westman and Aden were inducted into the CC Sports Hall of Fame at halftime of the women’s basketball game on Saturday in Centralia. Sports 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 SPORTS Toledo

Continued from Sports 1 quarter. After Toledo grabbed their third and final lead of the game straight out of the gate in the final frame the game wound up tied at 41-41 with just over 5 minutes remaining. That’s when the proverbial fly fell in Toledo’s ointment. Over the next four minutes the Eagles held Toledo scoreless as they pushed their lead out to nine points. That swing was punctu- ated by a corner three that Omari Maulana drilled with a Toledo de- fender’s hand threatening to tickle his eyebrows. Life Christian coach Charles Simmons said it was his team’s commitment to stingy defense that gave them the edge on Toledo down the home stretch. “When we walked into our locker room today we didn’t have a white board but we said you know what? We don’t need a white board because it’s been the same game plan all year. Defensively a team effort. Not an individual ef- MATT BAIDE / [email protected] fort. We’re a young group so a lot Toledo’s Bryce Marcil (2) comes out to defend Life Christian’s Omari Maulana as Toledo’s Fano Arceo-Hansen is screened by Life Christian’s Noah Robinson (23) during a of times this year we’ve had indi- State 2B Regional Boys Basketball game on Saturday in Tumwater. vidual efforts but tonight we had Derek Wallace Jr. led Life of their more conservative long Fallon said it may have been make sure we’re used to that next a team effort and we knew we had Christian with 14 points while range attempts. Wallace’s most impressive effort of time,” Wallace noted. to because they are a really good Noah Robinson added 10 points. “We didn’t shoot well in the the season. He said it will be imperative team,” noted Simmons. As a team the Eagles bested Toledo second half from outside. You “He was definitely keeping us The Eagles coach cited a late for he and his close knit veteran 40-34 on rebounds. They also had know, Andreas hit a few in the in it. He had a big game inside and squad to learn from their mis- letdown against Willapa Valley fewer turnovers and more steals. first half to keep us in it and got us that was one of our halftime ad- takes beginning Monday at prac- in the district tournament semifi- Fallon said some untimely a little more movement but we just justments was I didn’t think it was nals as inspiration for their buzzer turnovers sank his team’s chances couldn’t get it going. I think their going inside out when we’re get- tice if they still hope to ruffle to buzzer effort on Saturday. for a comeback but they weren’t pressure really affected our shot some feathers in Spokane. “Our whole focus at halftime ting our shots,” Fallon explained. the main reason for their demise. selection,” Fallon said. “I thought Although he had a good show- “I sure hope so because if it was continue to play until the doesn’t it’s a waste. But if you can game is over and there’s no more “I think we only had 12 or 13 we settled for threes in the first ing personally, after the game time on the clock,” Simmons said. for the game so that’s a decent out- half. We shot like 16 in the first Wallace was in no mood to cel- learn from it obviously it’s not a By the time Bryce Marcil put but they had less, and they had half and we want to be around ebrate his stats or his team’s back- mistake, it’s a learning experience,” knocked down a pair of free more rebounds. As the games go 20 for the game….We can make door entrance into the state tour- Wallace said. throws with 1:08 left to play To- on the possessions are more im- those shots. It just didn’t happen nament. Toledo will face Asotin on ledo still trailed by seven points. A portant. You don’t have time to today.” “They’re probably one of the Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. in Spo- harried effort to catch up by press- have four turnovers in a row,” Fal- Malunat finished the game the most aggressive if not the most kane. That game is a loser-out lon noted. with 11 points, but only two of aggressive teams that we played. I ing and fouling to send the Eagles contest to gain entry into the to the foul line fell flat when Life The rest of Toledo’s woes came those came in the second half. Bri- don’t know if we added any fuel to double elimination portion of the Christian insisted on knocking down to an unfortunate cold an Wood added nine points but the fire with any headlines or any- down their free throws at a consis- streak from beyond the arc where Westin Wallace notched 14 points, thing like that but they definitely tournament bracket. If Toledo tent clip. For the game the Eagles Toledo knocked down just four 12 rebounds and eight blocks in came at us. I don’t know that we wins on Wednesday they would shot over 76 percent from the of 24 attempts. Meanwhile, the order to lead Toledo in all three were scared but I don’t think we face number one ranked Kittitas charity stripe. Eagles connected on 35 percent categories. were used to that and we’ve got to on Thursday morning. Tigers Fall to Hornets to End Season By The Chronicle WENATCHEE — Napavine made a furious comeback attempt Al Camp / Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle in the fourth quarter but couldn’t Napavine’s Dawson Stanley shoots in front of Oroville’s Spen- finish it, falling to Oroville 45-43 cer Martin (21) during a State 2B Regional boys basketball in a State 2B Regional boys basket- game on Saturday in Wenatchee. ball game here on Saturday. Dawson Stanley led the Tigers with 16 points and nine rebounds. Cade Evander chipped in 15 points and Ben Woodrum added seven points. Austin Bernard had 15 points to lead Oroville and Anthony Jamison added 11 points. It was a slow first quarter with the Hornets leading 7-5. Napavine turned it on in the second quarter and led 17-14 at intermission. The Hornets came out strong in the third quarter and held Napavine to seven points while Austin Bernard hit four three’s to help Oroville gain a 31-24 lead af- ter three quarters. Napavine put on a press in the fourth quarter and was able to turn over Oroville and climb back into the game. The Tigers scored 19 points in the final frame and trailed by two with 12 seconds left. Evander got a look at the basket and made the shot, but a travel was called with one second left to allow the Hornets to hang on for the win. “I don’t have any complaints about the effort. It was a real even match,” Napavine coach Rex Stan- ley said. “I liked what we did. We planned to take away (Spencer) Martin and Jamison, hold those two guys. Jamison with 11, Mar- tin with eight, if you’d have told me that before the game, I liked our chances. Bernard hitting those three’s was the backbreaker for us.” The Tigers ended the season 15-11 overall. “I think you’ve got to say it’s a success. Any time you can make the Sweet 16, a state tournament berth, the focus this year was to get better throughout the year, thought they did that,” Stanley said. “We were right there. Other than Toledo twice, even the games we got beat, we played everybody tough. These guys were always in it.” It was the final prep basketball game for Stanley, Woodrum, Tris- ten Ellison and Javier Mejia. “Good group of kids, hard working,” Stanley said. “It’s always hard to see the seniors go. I’m glad they got a state tournament trip their senior year.” The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019

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RAID: Thousands — Interrupted by the Imperial Wheeler remembers getting us to move,” Wheeler “She said, ‘Bobby, where did Japanese Army,” and dedicated scrounging for food with his said. “The worst were the nuns you learn to write that well?’ Rescued by Army in it to the men who saved him and brother in the camp’s kitchen. and the priests because they That’s the first compliment I’ve ‘Raid at Los Baños’ all the other internees at Los Ba- His brother, Albert, would pick wanted to take all their stuff. gotten from her,” Wheeler said. ños. After 74 years, Wheeler is up corn kernels on the kitchen A couple of British internees In 2004, the History Chan- By Lydia Denney dedicated to making sure those floor until he had a full can and stopped a paratrooper and said, nel released a documentary [email protected] involved in the raid are not for- then their step mother would ‘Would you like to stop and titled “Rescue at Dawn: The gotten. use the kernels to make corn- have a cup of tea with us?’” Los Baños Raid.” Wheeler was Seventy-four years ago in In 1942, Wheeler’s father bread. From Los Baños, the liber- invited by the production team the Philippine Islands, para- was arrested by Japanese sol- On February 23, 1945, the ated internees were taken to to be a part of the documentary troopers of B Company 511th diers while he was out on a walk. Army’s 11th Airborne Division a rescue camp at New Bilibid and was flown out to the Phil- floated down on white para- Eight months later, Wheeler, his came to rescue the internees at Prison, the Philippine govern- ippines for eight days for film- chutes to liberate 2,142 prison- brother and stepmother vol- Los Baños. The biggest thing ment penitentiary. The first ing. ers of war, not leaving a single untarily joined his father, who Wheeler remembers about thing he and Albert did at the Over the years, Wheeler has person behind. had been kept at Santo Tomas the rescue is waking up in the rescue camp was get in line for kept in touch with other people Napavine resident Robert University where Japanese sol- morning and walking out of food, Wheeler said. The camp A. Wheeler, now 86, was one of who were involved in the Los diers created an internment the barracks for roll call at 7 served a light bean soup so as those rescued that day, in the Baños raid, including the para- camp. Over the next two and a o’clock. Wheeler said he could not to make the emaciated in- troopers that saved him. He “Raid at Los Baños” in Manila, half years, Wheeler and his fam- see the airplanes and the para- the Philippine Islands on Feb. ternees sick, but Wheeler and has gone to reunions and be- ily found ways to survive. Dur- chutes starting to fall. Then the his brother didn’t care. longs to an Ex-Prisoners of War 23, 1945 along with his broth- ing their time at Santo Tomas, gunfire began. er and parents by the United “We weren’t too bright. We Chapter in the San Francisco their food and treatment was “My crazy father was sitting went back for seconds and Bay area for those involved States’ 11th Airborne Division. better than what they would on the back step making some Wheeler later learned that the thirds. My brother and I were with Los Banos. later experience at Los Baños, rice mush,” Wheeler said. “So I so sick that night,” Wheeler “Can you imagine rescuing day they were rescued was the Wheeler said. The camp re- grabbed a bowl of that because same day they would have been laughed. “We couldn’t get it 2,142 men, women and chil- ceived Red Cross care packages I was so hungry and I dove un- into our dumb heads that we dren and getting them out safe- executed. with canned food and milk, but der the bed and I was eating “I always think, ‘If they didn’t have to scrounge for food ly, not losing one? It’s a miracle,” Wheeler’s stepmother was frugal the rice mush while the bullets anymore.” Wheeler said. “Now you know hadn’t come I’d be dead.’ They with the food they were given. were going through the walls.” had our graves dug. And I After a 28-day voyage by why I don’t want this raid to be It wasn’t long before Wheel- Once the American soldiers ship, Wheeler and his family forgotten.” wouldn’t have had two kids, er and his family were taken to were in the camp, Wheeler re- nine grandkids and 12 great arrived on the coast of Califor- Wheeler lives in Napavine a different internment camp at members the soldiers telling the nia near San Pedro Harbor. with his wife, Jean, where they grandkids,” Wheeler said. Los Baños where their food and internees to grab their belong- In 2018 Wheeler pub- Wheeler’s stepmother is alive spend time with their kids and treatment became worse. “It’s ings and to start moving. At today and is now 103 years old. grandchildren. “A Child’s Life” lished a memoir, “A amazing what’s edible,” Wheel- one point, the soldiers began to Child’s Life When Wheeler sent her a copy is currently sold at Book ‘n’ er said. “I remember fried ba- set fire to the barracks to force of his book, she called him Brush, the Veteran’s Memorial nana peels weren’t too bad. My the internees to hurry onto the when she finished reading it. Museum and Ramblin’ Jacks mother didn’t like the fried Amtracs, Wheeler said. Rib Eye. slugs.” “They had a heck of a time

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By JeanMarie Brownson peppers (or a combination), Tribune News Service cored, cut into 1½ inch pieces Chopped fresh parsley or ci- Friends sometimes apologize lantro to me for being strictly meat and Smoky red chimichurri potatoes lovers. No problem. I sauce, for serving, see recipe enjoy cooking both. Offering a 1. For the marinade, put oil, flavorful finishing sauce proves vinegar, garlic, pepper, cumin, key to pleasing everyone. I turn salt and red chile into a small to the brilliance of Argentina’s bowl. Stir until salt is dissolved. meat and robust condiment cul- 2. For each skewer, alter- ture for inspiration. nately thread 4 beef pieces, 2 Argentina’s love of beef mushrooms and 3 pieces of bell shows up in its traditional pepper onto each skewer. Put mixed grill feasts at parrillas the prepared skewers onto a foil- (grill restaurants), in matambre lined baking sheet. arrollada, a stuffed beef roll, and 3. Spoon the marinade over minced fine in some of the best the kebabs on all sides. Let ke- empanadas I’ve ever tasted. babs stand at room temperature, All of the above are so much 30 minutes. Or, refrigerate cov- the better when doused with ered up to several hours. chimichurri, Argentina’s go-to 4. Position the broiler rack condiment. The uncooked sauce 6 inches from the heat source. of herbs, garlic, olive oil and sea- Heat the broiler to high. Broil sonings is this South American the kebabs, 6 inches from the country’s answer to Mexico’s heat source, 3 minutes. Gently salsa. flip the kebabs; broil until beef is In Argentina, chimichurri Abel Uribe / Chicago Tribune medium-rare, about 3 minutes comes in green and red. In the Chunks of beef alternate with bell peppers and baby bella mushrooms for kebabs coated with a spicy red chimichurri sauce. more. U.S., green chimichurri, made 5. Transfer skewers to a with lots of fresh parsley, ap- have plenty of tender options for sauce, see recipe 1 tablespoon sweet smoked serving platter. Sprinkle with pears on menus more often than quick, hot cooking. 1. For the marinade, put oil, paprika chopped parsley. Serve hot with red as both marinade and fin- Skirt steak sports tremen- vinegar, garlic, pepper, cumin, 1 teaspoon sweet ground red the red chimichurri sauce. ishing sauce. dous beef flavor — we like it for salt and ground red chile into a chile, such as New Mexico pow- Nutrition information per When the herb garden is its juiciness — just be cautious small bowl. Stir until salt is dis- der kebab: 291 calories, 21 g fat, 8 g blanketed with snow, I give love not to cook it past medium or it solved. Put the steak into a shal- Scant ¾ teaspoon salt saturated fat, 70 mg cholesterol, to the red version, spiked with can be tough. low dish; smear on all sides with ¼ teaspoon ground cumin 4 g carbohydrates, 2 g sugar, 21 g dried red chile, because this Hangar steak and flank steak the marinade. Let stand 30 min- Pinch crushed red pepper protein, 70 mg sodium, 1 g fiber earthy cousin to the herbaceous are lean, flavorful cuts that ben- utes at room temperature, or re- flakes green chimichurri tastes stu- efit from a garlicky, tangy mari- frigerate up to 2 hours. 1. Put garlic into a small mi- Golden Roasted Potatoes pendous with nearly anything nade, high heat cooking and 2. Heat a heavy cast-iron or crowave-safe dish. Cover with off the grill or out of a hot oven. thin slicing. A great basis for nonstick griddle over medium- water. Microwave on high, 1 ½ With Chimichurri Richer than Mexican tomato a delicious spoonful of chimi- high heat until a drop of water minutes. Drain; cool. Prep: 10 minutes salsa, thanks to a generous dose churri. sizzles furiously on contact. Add 2. Crush garlic in a press or Cook: 25 minutes of olive oil, this easy-to-make For quick-cooking kebabs, I the steak in a single uncrowded chop finely. Mix with remain- Makes: 4 servings condiment keeps for a week or prefer lean and exceedingly ten- layer. Cook on medium heat ing ingredients in a small bowl. 4 large golden potatoes, 1¾ more. der beef tenderloin. Chose lean, without turning, until the bot- Taste and adjust seasonings. pounds total, scrubbed clean You’ll find yourself spoon- trimmed sirloin for a beefier fla- tom is beautifully browned, Nutrition information per 2 tablespoons olive oil ing red chimichurri generously vor. Baby bella mushrooms and about 3 minutes. Flip the steaks; tablespoon: 88 calories, 9 g fat, 1 Coarse (kosher) salt over roasted vegetables, fluffy sweet bell peppers take kindly to cook until meat is nearly tender g saturated fat, 0 mg cholesterol, Smoky red chimichurri omelets and all manner of fish. the chimichurri too. when pressed, 1 to 2 minutes 2 g carbohydrates, 0 g sugar, 0 g sauce, see recipe I like it smeared over grilled Fast-roasted golden pota- more. protein, 154 mg sodium, 0 g fi- Chopped fresh cilantro, op- bread before adding a smear of toes, such as Yukons, need only 3. Transfer to a cutting ber tional avocado or spoonfuls of sauteed a little oil and salt to turn into board; let rest, 5 minutes. Cut 1. Heat oven to 375 degrees mushrooms for an interesting a creamy, irresistible side dish. the steaks into 3 -inch lengths; Beef Kebabs With Peppers, convection or 400 degrees on toast. Brown some ground beef Pass plenty of red chimichurri rotate the pieces so you can very Mushrooms And Red conventional. Cut potatoes in or turkey, and stir in the red for spooning on top. thinly slice the meat across the Chimichurri half lengthwise; cut each half chimichurri to tuck into a taco Red chimichurri. Meat and grain. Serve immediately, driz- into 3 long 1-inch wide wedges. or top a baked potato. Dollop potatoes never had it so good. zled with the smoky red chimi- Prep: 25 minutes Transfer to a large rimmed bak- it onto macaroni and cheese, churri sauce. Cook: 6 minutes ing sheet in a single, uncrowded cooked pasta or use a dunk for Griddle-Seared Steak With Nutrition information per Makes: 6 kebabs layer. Pour oil over potatoes; grilled cheese sandwiches. You Smoky Red Chimichurri Sauce serving: 320 calories, 19 g fat, 7 g These kebabs cook quickly turn to coat them on all sides get the idea. saturated fat, 118 mg cholesterol, under a hot broiler. Also, try with the oil. Sprinkle with a For the red chile in the chi- Prep: 10 minutes 0 g carbohydrates, 0 g sugar, 38 them cooked over a charcoal little salt. michurri, I use powdered New Cook: 5 minutes g protein, 110 mg sodium, 0 g grill or on a medium-hot gas 2. Roast, turning potatoes Mexico chile in lieu of Argen- Makes: 4 servings fiber grill. once or twice, until tender when tina’s aji molido. Smoked pa- Ask the butcher to trim 2 tablespoons olive oil pierced with a fork and golden prika is one of the world’s great the steak of all silver skin, so it Smoky Red Chimichurri Sauce 1 tablespoon red wine vin- on the edges, 20 to 25 minutes. ingredients — it’s great here cooks up beautifully tender. egar 3. Shortly before serving, too. Parsley is more common in 2 tablespoons olive oil Prep: 10 minutes 4 cloves garlic, crushed heat the broiler to high. Broil the sauce, but I like the bright 1 tablespoon red wine vin- Makes: about ¾ cup ½ teaspoon each: cracked potatoes, 6 inches from heat flavor of cilantro. Use either as egar Take the bite out of raw gar- black pepper, ground cumin, source, until potatoes puff they are readily available at most 4 cloves garlic, crushed lic by poaching it first. salt slightly and brown nicely, 2 to 3 markets year-round. ½ teaspoon each: cracked 6 large cloves garlic, peeled ¼ teaspoon ground red chile, minutes. Serve hot with the red Beef in Argentina is usually black pepper, ground cumin, 2 large shallots, very finely such as New Mexico chile or chimichurri sauce drizzled over grass-fed — which has a much salt chopped, well-rinsed cayenne if you like it hot all. Garnish with cilantro if de- different flavor than our corn- ¼ teaspoon ground red chile, ½ cup extra-virgin olive oil 1 ½ pounds boneless beef sired. fed beef. Grass-fed beef is now such as New Mexico chile, or 2 tablespoons red wine vin- tenderloin or beef sirloin, cut Nutrition information per readily available in many large cayenne if you like it hot egar into 1 ½-inch cubes (24 pieces) serving: 209 calories, 7 g fat, 1 supermarkets. We don’t have 1 ½ pounds trimmed beef ¼ cup finely chopped fresh 12 whole baby bella mush- g saturated fat, 0 mg cholesterol, exactly the same steak cuts as skirt steak or hangar steak parsley or cilantro (or a combi- rooms, wiped clean 34 g carbohydrates, 2 g sugar, 4 g you’ll find in Argentina, but we Smoky red chimichurri nation) 2 red, orange or yellow bell protein, 16 mg sodium, 4 g fiber.

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By Randy Lewis Dolenz and Jones took little Told Me,” the first track on Los Angeles Times issue with the show’s central “Headquarters.” deceit because of their histories “When I play ‘Headquarters’ Early on in his life as one- handling various roles in the for my friends and it starts off fourth of the Monkees, Peter theater and for film or television. with ‘You Told Me,’ with Mike’s Tork learned a cruel truth about But Tork and Nesmith guitar and, then, the banjo starts the gargantuan gulf between struggled to assert their musi- roaring along pretty well, I’ve al- image and reality in Hollywood. cal impulses during their tenure ways gotten a kick out of hear- He dutifully arrived at a re- as Monkees, at times running ing that,” he said. “That’s what cording studio one day, guitar in headlong into the distinctly pop music is all about: a little hand, after being told some new different ideas that the show’s of this, a little of that, you drop Monkees songs would be com- creators, and especially music in, and, suddenly, you’re into a ing together that day. supervisor Don Kirshner, had in train race. We get to do that on Upon arrival, he was greeted mind for them. this tour.” by the show’s songwriters and But the reality outside Holly- And you want to talk about producers, Tommy Boyce and wood quickly intruded as those the disconnect between TV and Bobby Hart, who quickly asked songs became bona fide hit re- reality? After the Monkees, Tork why he was there. Confused, cords, and, suddenly, real kids — the show’s resident goofball — Don Bartletti Tork told them what seemed in real cities wanted to see and / Los Angeles Times spent some years teaching math- obvious to him: He was there to hear the Monkees live. Dolenz Peter Tork of the Monkees performs during a rehearsal concert at the California ematics, music, social studies, play his parts, he told me a few took lessons on the drums he sat Center for the Arts in Escondido, California on November 7, 2012. Tork died Thurs- French, history, and even served years ago, while preparing for behind in so many TV episodes, day, Feb. 21, 2019 at age 77. as a baseball coach. a 2012 Monkees reunion tour. and Jones essentially relegated Dolenz and Nesmith re- “They told me, ‘No, Peter, you himself to mastering the art of part of singers and dancers. It rock music recording. sponded to Tork’s death quickly don’t understand. You can put singing while shaking a tam- would be like having actors who Tork’s contributions to the Thursday. the guitar down.’” bourine or two or three maracas are also medical students play- group’s zany zeitgeist include “There are no words right They had already finished in each hand. ing the part of doctors and, then, the proto-punk track “Auntie now ... heart broken over the loss the session, without so much as Soon, they became the kind they got to work in hospitals. It’s Grizelda,” a shared lead vocal of my Monkee brother,” Dolenz a note played by an actual Mon- of aspiring garage band they unlikely, but it’s real.” with Dolenz on “Words,” a co- said from England on Facebook. kee. played on the show — compe- Indeed, after quitting the writing credit for the jazz-influ- Nesmith, always the most Anyone who’s ever spent tent enough to headline concerts Monkees at the end of 1968, and enced “Goin’ Down” and anoth- erudite Monkee, posted his hours trying to improve their before thousands of screaming then trying to separate himself er lead vocal on the playful and thoughts on his Facebook page skills as a musician had to em- fans who couldn’t hear much of from that role as he pursued a positively percussive spoken- too. pathize with the seismic shock what they played, or didn’t play, solo career in the 1970s, Tork — word track “Peter Percival Pat- “Peter Tork died this AM. I Tork, who died Thursday at age anyway. like Nesmith — eventually came terson’s Pet Pig Porky.” am told he slipped away peace- 77, surely felt. By the time it came to record to an acceptance of and even ap- MTV brought “The Mon- fully,” Nesmith wrote. “Yet, as At that point in the Mon- a third album, “Headquarters,” preciation for what the Monkees kees” back in front of a whole I write this, my tears are awash, kees’ embryonic development, the group members demonstrat- had been. new generation through reruns and my heart is broken. Even the music used each week on ed they could indeed handle “I did say it was unfair,” Tork shown on the then-new music though I am clinging to the idea the show was being handled by their instruments, and it be- said of the way the four men cable channel, leading to a 30th- that we all continue, the pain behind-the-scenes professionals came their first, and only, album were often pilloried, not only by anniversary reunion album, that attends these passings has — the ace L.A. studio musicians to feature only Tork, Nesmith, some of the show’s executives, 1996’s “Justus.” Tork, Dolenz no cure. It’s going to be a rough later to be called the Wrecking Dolenz and Jones. but also by critics (the quartet and Jones periodically toured as day. Crew. (Confession: The first LP I was quickly dismissed as “the a trio, while Nesmith kept him- “A band no more — and yet It hadn’t fully set in yet that ever bought with money I had Prefab Four”) and even other self busy with various music and the music plays on — an anthem Tork, even though he was a sea- earned was the Monkees’ 1968 musicians. “I wasn’t at all happy business ventures. to all who made the Monkees soned folk musician when he album, “The Birds, the Bees and about not being the musicians After Jones’ death in 2012, and the TV show our private — was cast in 1965 to be part of the Monkees,” on which Tork’s on our records, and I was abso- the three surviving Monkees dare I say ‘secret’ — playground,” “The Monkees” television show, only contribution was the piano lutely triumphant when we did pulled together again for a re- Nesmith added. “As for Pete, I hadn’t been hired for his musi- part on the hit single “Day- get to be.” union tour that celebrated their can only pray his songs reach cianship, but simply as an actor dream Believer.”) To that end, he expressed recently departed band mate, the heights that can lift us and who would pretend to be a musi- “When we did ‘Headquarters,’ sadness that the Monkees have and also focused on “Headquar- that our childhood lives forever cian for a national TV audience. suddenly, this issue was moot, not been inducted into the Rock ters,” the album that allowed — that special sparkle that was It was the same dilemma end of story: We’re a band,” Tork and Roll Hall of Fame, despite each to shine musically. (“Of the Monkees. I will miss him — that faced lead guitarist and, said in 2012. “Among other a string of some of the catchiest course we miss Davy,” Tork said a brother in arms. Take flight sometimes, lead singer Michael things, we actually were a band. hit singles heard on AM radio in at the time, “and it’s sad to be my Brother.” Nesmith, an accomplished folk- We were also an acting troupe the second half of the 1960s, and playing without him. But when Tork had been equally com- rock musician and songwriter and a performing troupe. some remarkably experimental Davy, Micky and I were tour- plimentary to the other Mon- from Texas who also passed the “It was like (‘Star Trek’ costar) tracks that surrounded them. ing, it was sad to play without kees when they came together auditions, along with former Leonard Nimoy becoming a Not least among those was the Mike.”) once more, far enough down the child actor Micky Dolenz and real Vulcan,” he said. “But it was Nesmith song “Daily Nightly,” Then, Tork proudly de- road that any qualms he’d had English musical theater veteran more like ‘Glee,’ where real sing- featuring one of the earliest uses scribed his banjo part at the about being known as a Monkee Davy Jones. ers and dancers are playing the of the Moog synthesizer on a opening of Nesmith’s song “You had faded into the past.

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The John T. Williams Courtesy King County United Way Back in Time John T. Willliams (1960-2010), Native Memorial Totem American traditional carver Pole, in Honor of a if there was something they could Slain Native American do” (Martinez). The Williams Woodcarver, is Erected family, along with many friends and community supporters, at Seattle Center on founded an organization called the John T. Williams Totem Pole Feb. 26, 2012 Project. The family comes from On February 26, 2012, the a long line of traditional master John T. Williams Memorial To- carvers in both British Columbia tem Pole, in honor of a slain Na- and Washington. As described by tive American woodcarver, is Rick Williams, erected at Seattle Center. Over “I, like my brother, am a First 100 people carry the pole from Nations carver in the heritage Pier 57 to its designated site at and tradition of my people and the Seattle Center’s Broad Street my family who have been carv- Green. Many more are present ing in Seattle since at least 1926” for the raising ceremony. John (Native News Network). Williams (1960-2010), a Ditidaht First Nation woodcarver and Public Support familiar sight on Seattle’s water- For a Fitting Tribute front, had been fatally shot on August 30, 2010, by a Seattle po- Donations poured in from lice officer, sparking controversy many foundations, companies, and leading to a finding that the and individuals. The Potlatch shooting was unjustified. The Fund was the fiscal sponsor, and totem pole project was conceived the City provided public space to in 2011 by family and friends carve the totem at Seattle Center as a fitting tribute. The John T. in March 2011. In April 2011, the Williams Totem Pole Project will work was moved to a covered donate the pole to the City of Se- outdoor pavilion at Waterfront Park on Pier 57. The woodcarv- Submitted by W.H. ‘Bill’ Tyler for ‘Our Hometowns’ attle, and it will become part of Players dressed in their team ‘uniforms’ were the winners of the 1956 Fun Night basketball game against the high the city’s public art collection. ers worked on the 34-foot, red- cedar pole as the public looked school seniors. An Artist Lost on. After it was finished, the 3,500-pound pole was carried by The totem project was con- more than 100 people from Pier ceived in 2011 as a way to honor 57, past Pike Place Market, and the life and work of John T. Wil- on to Seattle Center. liams, who was shot and killed At the ceremony, Rick Wil- by Seattle police officer Ian liams, the pole’s main carver, Birk on August 30, 2010. Wil- said, “They took something liams was walking down the beautiful; let’s give Seattle some- street with a piece of wood and thing beautiful back” (Martinez). a small knife in his hand. Birk Williams’s sister, Nancy Wil- shot Williams after ordering liams, carried a black flag that Williams to put down the knife. had written on it, “Stop police The shooting was later ruled brutality.” Seattle’s deputy police unjustified and Birk resigned chief, Nick Metz, also spoke, tell- from the police department. ing the assembled crowd, “I’m The carver’s brother, Rick hoping that the raising of the Williams, said “thousands of peo- pole will start the healing pro- ple came from around the world cess between Seattle police and Submitted by Mary Dowling for ‘Our Hometowns’ to give their condolences and ask Native Americans” (Martinez). At 18, Mary Garrison got her first car, a 1955 Nash Metropolitan.

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GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

B.C. by Mastroianni & Hart BEETLE BAILEY by Mort, Greg & Brian Walker Life 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 COMICS

GET FUZZY by Darby Conley NON SEQUITUR by Wiley

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE by Stephan Pastis

HERMAN by Jim Unger

RHYMES WITH ORANGE by Hilary B. Price

DENNIS THE by Hank MENACE Ketcham

DILBERT by Scott Adams

PICKLES by Brian Crane WIZARD OF ID by Parker & Hart

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

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

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

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I am an actor born on August 5, 1981 in Chicago. Prior to getting my start in the television industry, I worked as a model and as a high school teacher. I’m best known for playing a doctor on the popular

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(N) ’ (N) (CC) Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) Celebrity Page Inside Edition (N) Access (N) (CC) Dateline “Lost in Sin City” ’ (CC) KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News Dr. Phil (N) ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News CBS Evening KIRO 7 News Entertainment To- Survivor The first castaway is stranded The World’s Best “The Battle Round, Part 2” The battle round continues. (N) ’ KIRO 7 News at Late Show-Colbert CBS 7 7 6:00PM (N) (CC) News 7:00PM (N) (CC) night (N) (CC) alone. (N) ’ (CC) (CC) 11PM (N) (CC) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) El Cap Report El Capitan in Yosemite Nature “Yosemite” Global changes af- NOVA “Great Human Odyssey” Human origins and survival. ’ (CC) (DVS) Amanpour and Company (N) ’ (CC) PBS 9 9 National Park. ’ (CC) fect Yosemite Valley. (CC) (DVS) blackish “VIP” ’ blackish “Jack of Mom ’ (CC) Modern Family Mom ’ (CC) Modern Family Q13 News at 9 (N) (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang Two and a Half Two and a Half MNT 10 10 (CC) (DVS) All Trades” ’ “Alone Time” ’ “The Graduates” Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) The People’s Court “Nightmare Neigh- Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) Riverdale Gladys’ return ruins Veroni- All American “Legacy” Jordan connects Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Family Guy ’ Family Guy “Da CW 11 11 bor.” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ca’s plan. (N) ’ (CC) with his grandfather. (N) (CC) Couch” ’ (CC) Voice” ’ (CC) (CC) Boom” ’ (CC) Lucky Chow Mister Softee; Brooklyn Antiques Roadshow “Ca’ d’Zan” Topps Antiques Roadshow A Baldessari oil Jamestown Pamunkey teach the Shar- Inspector Lewis on Masterpiece “What Lies Tangled” ’ (CC) PBS 12 12 Brewery. ’ (CC) baseball cards. ’ (CC) sign; Delphos gown. (CC) rows a lesson. ’ (CC) Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang The Masked Singer “Road to the Finals; Season Finale: The Final Mask Is Lifted” Q13 News at 10 (N) (CC) Q13 NEWS AT 11 The Simpsons FOX 13 13 “Alone Time” ’ “The Graduates” Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) The performers’ identities are revealed. (N) (CC) (DVS) (N) (CC) ’ (CC) IND 14 14 Worship Service Story Be.- Song The Message of the Cross (CC) Frances and Friends (CC) Family Worship Center FWC Music (CC) Blue Bloods “Mob Rules” A mob at- Blue Bloods A stray bullet strikes an Blue Bloods An activist is in danger of Blue Bloods “Whistleblowers” Frank Blue Bloods A key witness in Danny’s Blue Bloods “Personal Business” A ION 15 15 tacks Gormley outside his home. ’ elderly woman. ’ (CC) (DVS) deportation. ’ (CC) (DVS) deals with a whistleblower. ’ case is killed. ’ (CC) (DVS) woman’s ex-boyfriend is murdered. IND 18 18 Heart for the World Discussions with faith leaders. Heart for the World Discussions with faith leaders. KATU News at 6 (N) (S Live) (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune The Goldbergs (N) Schooled “Kris Modern Family Single Parents (N) Whiskey Cavalier “Pilot” An FBI agent KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) (N) ’ (CC) (CC) (DVS) Kross” (N) ’ “Red Alert” (N) (CC) (DVS) teams with a CIA operative. (N) (N) (S Live) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Tonight With Cas- Inside Edition (N) Chicago Med A patient almost freezes Chicago Fire “Fault in Him” Grissom Chicago P.D. “The Forgotten” A criminal KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 sidy ’ (CC) to death. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) turns to Severide for help. (N) ’ informant disappears. (N) ’ 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n La Rosa de Guadalupe (SS) Jesús (N) Mi marido tiene más familia (N) Amar a muerte (N) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud (N) Family Feud (N) The Masked Singer “Road to the Finals; Season Finale: The Final Mask Is Lifted” 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Page Six TV (N) FOX 27 27 ’ (CC) ’ (CC) The performers’ identities are revealed. (N) (CC) (DVS) (N) ’ (CC) Biography: The Trump Dynasty “Part Biography: The Trump Dynasty “Part 2: High Roller” Relationships are pushed Biography: The Trump Dynasty “Part 3: The Trump Show” Donald Trump’s Biography: The Trump Dynasty Rela- A&E 52 52 1: New Frontiers” (CC) to the brink. ’ (Part 2 of 3) (CC) orchestrated comeback. (N) ’ (Part 3 of 3) (CC) tionships are pushed to the brink. AMC 67 67 ››› Enemy of the State (1998, Suspense) Will Smith, Gene Hackman, Jon ››› Twister (1996, Action) Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, Cary Elwes. Storm chasers race to test a new ››› The Breakfast Club (1985) Emilio Estevez. Five teen- Voight. Rogue agents hunt a lawyer who has an incriminating tape. (CC) tornado-monitoring device. (CC) agers make strides toward mutual understanding. APL 43 43 Lone Star Law “In the Nick of Time” Lone Star Law “Shock on the Bay” Lone Star Law: Uncuffed “Manhunt!” A routine bust turns into a manhunt. Lone Star Law “Poaching Rampage” Lone Star Law ’ (CC) BET 56 56 Hustle & Flow ›› Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, James Earl Jones. › Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son (2011, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, Brandon T. Jackson, Jessica Lucas. The Real Housewives of New Jersey The Real Housewives of New Jersey The Real Housewives of New Jersey The Real Housewives of New Jersey Mexican Dynasties Doris returns to Watch What Hap- Housewives/NJ BRAVO 66 66 “Heroines in Heels” (CC) “Hotheads and Hookahs” (CC) Teresa levels an accusation. “Reunion Part 2” (N) (CC) Mexico City. (CC) pens Live CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) Schitt’s Creek ’ Coronation Street Burden of Truth Luna’s trial begins. Unspeakable (N) ’ (CC) The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC Van News First Play Live CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ››› Mean Girls (2004) Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams. Premiere. (CC) ››› Mean Girls (2004, Comedy) (CC) CNBC 46 46 Deal or No Deal (N) (CC) Deal or No Deal (CC) Deal or No Deal “Head Over Heels” Deal or No Deal (CC) Deal or No Deal (CC) Stay Sexy Skin Smokeless Grill CNN 44 44 Cuomo Prime Time (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Cuomo Prime Time (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) CNNH 45 45 Cuomo Prime Time (N) (CC) All News (Joined in Progress Left in Progress) Updated hourly. Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Cuomo Prime Time (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) South Park “Crème South Park (CC) South Park “As- South Park “The F South Park (CC) South Park “1 Per- South Park “Casa South Park (CC) South Park (CC) South Park The Daily Show Corporate “Labor COM 60 60 Fraiche” spen” (CC) Word” (CC) cent” (CC) Bonita” “Bloody Mary” With Trevor Noah Day” (CC) DIS 41 41 Coop & Cami Coop & Cami Raven’s Home ’ Raven’s Home ’ Sydney-Max Coop & Cami Raven’s Home Raven’s Home Sydney-Max Coop & Cami Andi Mack (CC) Raven’s Home ’ Naked and Afraid Strangers must work Moonshiners Bootlegging shine into a Moonshiners: Outlaw Cuts Potato Moonshiners “Half-Cocked, Full Throttle” Mark and Digger find treasure. (N) ’ Moonshiners Deputy Sheriff Chuck DSC 8 8 together to survive. ’ (CC) music festival. ’ (CC) vodka hits a sweet spot. (N) ’ (CC) (CC) makes his move. ’ (CC) Botched “Magical Mystery Breasts” A E! News The hot new couple in Hol- Botched A woman missing the inside of Botched Model’s nose; soldier’s Botched “Playing With Fire” A young Busy Tonight Ac- Sex and the City E! 65 65 rare inflammatory disease. (CC) lywood. (N) (CC) her nose. (CC) breasts. (N) (CC) woman with one breast. (CC) tress Isla Fisher. “Shortcomings” NBA Basketball Portland Trail Blazers at Boston Celtics. NBA Basketball New Orleans Pelicans at Los Angeles Lakers. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 (N) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball Texas at Baylor. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) NFL Live (CC) Now or Never (N) NBA Basketball FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) (CC) The Ingraham Angle (N) (CC) Fox News at Night With Shannon Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) North Korea Summit Special A preview of the upcoming summit. (CC) FOOD 35 35 Guy’s Grocery Games (CC) Guy’s Grocery Games (CC) Guy’s Grocery Games (CC) Guy’s Grocery Games “Big Cheese” Guy’s Grocery Games (CC) Guy’s Grocery Games (CC) FREE 39 39 ›› Happy Gilmore (1996) Adam Sandler, Christopher McDonald. ’ (CC) grown-ish (N) ’ ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005) Steve Carell, Catherine Keener. Premiere. ’ (CC) The 700 Club ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ›› Keeping Up With the Joneses (2016, Comedy) Zach Galifianakis, Isla ›› Daddy’s Home (2015, Comedy) Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg. An insecure ›› Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates (2016) Zac Efron, Adam Devine. Par- Fisher. A couple learn that their neighbors are covert operatives. ’ (CC) man competes with his stepchildren’s freewheeling father. ’ (CC) tying brothers take two wild women to a Hawaiian wedding. ’ (CC) GOLF 70 70 Golf’s Greatest Rounds (N) LPGA Tour Golf HSBC World Championship, First Round. From Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore. (N) (Live) Golf Academy Yes, I Do (2018, Romance) Jen Lilley, Marcus Rosner, Jessica Lowndes. A Stop the Wedding (2016, Comedy-Drama) Rachel Boston, Niall Matter, Alan Destination Wedding (2017, Romance-Comedy) Alexa PenaVega, Jeremy Guil- HALL 19 19 chocolatier needs to prove that she is ready for marriage. (CC) Thicke. A young attorney tries to stop her mother’s wedding. (CC) baut. A woman and her ex-beau try to save her sister’s wedding. (CC) HGTV 68 68 Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers “Wishful Building” Property Brothers (CC) Property Brothers (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters House Hunters HIST 37 37 Forged in Fire “The Yatagan” (CC) Forged in Fire “The Schiavona” ’ Forged in Fire: Cutting Deeper (N) Forged in Fire “The O-Katana” (N) Forged in Fire “Butterfly Swords” Knight Fight (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) LIFE 51 51 Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) Project Runway All Stars (N) (CC) American Beauty Star (N) (CC) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams The Rachel Maddow Show (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams MTV 63 63 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness The Challenge (N) ’ (CC) Game of Clones “Clones Are Here!” Ridiculousness Ridiculousness NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey: Lightning at Rangers NHL Hockey Chicago Blackhawks at Anaheim Ducks. (N) (Live) NHL Overtime (N) Cross-Country Cross-Country NICK 40 40 The Loud House The Loud House The Loud House Henry Danger SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob The Office (CC) The Office (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 NCIS: Los Angeles “Leipei” ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “The Grey Man” NCIS: Los Angeles “Traitor” ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “Reign Fall” ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “Humbug” ’ NCIS: Los Angeles “Spiral” ’ ’ ’ ’ PARMT 57 57 Mom (CC) Mom (CC) Mom (CC) Mom Christy gets a › Dirty Grandpa (2016, Comedy) Robert De Niro, Zac Efron, Aubrey Plaza. A lawyer brings his foul- › Dirty Grandpa (2016) Robert De Niro. A lawyer brings his surprising offer. mouthed grandfather to spring break. ’ (CC) foulmouthed grandfather to spring break. ’ (CC) ROOT 31 31 College Basketball Louisville at Boston College. (N) (Live) College Basketball: Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament Final Women’s College Basketball SYFY 59 59 ›› Blade: Trinity ›› San Andreas (2015, Action) Dwayne Johnson, Carla Gugino. (CC) (DVS) The Magicians (N) (CC) Deadly Class “Rise Above” (N) Alien News Desk Futurama (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince ’ Steven Furtick Living Proof Pastor Robert John Gray World Drive Thru His Jonathan Cahn Jewish Code GregLaurie.TV Higher is Waiting The Unholy Christine Caine Family Guy ’ Family Guy “Han- Bob’s Burgers ’ The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Full Frontal With Conan “Cedric the Full Frontal With TBS 55 55 (CC) (DVS) nah Banana” ’ (CC) (DVS) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Samantha Bee Entertainer” Samantha Bee TLC 38 38 My 600-Lb. Life “Tiffany’s Story” (N) Family by the Ton (N) ’ (CC) My 600-Lb. Life “Bettie Jo’s Story” My 600-Lb. Life “Tiffany’s Story” Tiffany moves to Houston. ’ Family by the Ton ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ››› Django Unchained (2012, Western) Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio. An ex-slave and a German bounty hunter roam America’s South. (CC) Drop the Mic (N) Snoop Dogg: › Law Abiding Citizen (2009) Jamie (CC) Joker’s Wild Foxx, Gerard Butler. (CC) (DVS) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! Teen Titans Go! We Bare Bears Total Drama Samurai Jack American Dad ’ American Dad ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Bob’s Burgers ’ Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) Rick and Morty TRAV 36 36 Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (N) (CC) Mysteries at the Museum (N) (CC) Paranormal Caught on Camera (N) Mysteries at the Museum (CC) TRUTV 49 49 Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes I’m Sorry (N) Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Inside Jokes Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Ca- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Suits “Harvey” Hardman comes looking Law & Order: Special Victims Unit USA 58 58 “Crush” Teenager is brutally beaten. Questioning a convicted serial killer. risi opens a police investigation. “Dare” ’ (CC) (DVS) for retribution. (N) “Home” ’ (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 Black Ink Crew: Chicago “Phor” ’ Black Ink Crew: Chicago ’ (CC) Black Ink Crew: Chicago ’ (CC) Black Ink Crew: Chicago (N) (CC) Black Ink Crew: Chicago ’ (CC) Cartel Crew ’ (CC)

Movies Sports Kids Bets THURSDAY EVENING February 28, 2019 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm (N) (Live) (CC) Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) ’ Grey’s Anatomy Helen pays Alex and A Million Little Things “goodbye” Jon’s How to Get Away With Murder Annal- KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 (N) ’ (CC) (CC) Jo a surprise visit. (N) ’ (CC) loved ones try to move on. (N) ise needs to get to the truth. (N) 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News at KING 5 News at 7 Evening (N) (CC) The Titan Games (Season Finale) (N) Brooklyn Nine- Will & Grace (N) ’ The Enemy Within “Pilot” Keaton re- KING 5 News at 11 Tonight Show-J. NBC 5 5 - Holt 6:30 (N) (CC) (N) (CC) ’ (CC) Nine (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) cruits Shepherd. ’ (CC) (DVS) (N) (CC) Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) Celebrity Page Inside Edition (N) Access (N) (CC) Dateline “Too Fat to Kill?” ’ (CC) KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News KING 5 News Dr. Phil Man, 20, is a rageaholic. (N) KIRO 7 News CBS Evening KIRO 7 News Entertainment To- The World’s Best The final acts go The Big Bang Fam “Jojo Returns” S.W.A.T. “S.O.S.” Drug smugglers take KIRO 7 News at Late Show-Colbert CBS 7 7 6:00PM (N) (CC) News 7:00PM (N) (CC) night (N) (CC) head-to-head. (N) ’ (CC) Theory ’ (N) (CC) over a cruise ship. ’ (CC) 11PM (N) (CC) PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) This Old House Ask This Old Midsomer Murders A social service Midsomer Murders A social service Doc Martin “All My Trials” Martin has Amanpour and Company (N) ’ (CC) PBS 9 9 ’ (CC) House ’ (CC) investigator’s murder. (CC) investigator’s murder. (CC) been advised not to practice. ’ blackish “God” ’ blackish Bow and Mom Christy goes Modern Family Mom ’ (CC) Modern Family Q13 News at 9 (N) (CC) The Big Bang The Big Bang Two and a Half Two and a Half MNT 10 10 (CC) (DVS) Dre take a trip. on a date. “Pilot” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) The People’s Court “Parked Car Crash Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ Charmed “You’re Dead to Me” Macy Legacies A missing urn must be found. Seinfeld “The Seinfeld “The Se- Family Guy ’ Family Guy “Brian CW 11 11 Catastrophe.” ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) summons a necromancer. ’ (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Gymnast” (CC) renity Now” (CC) (CC) in Love” Earth’s Natural Wonders Extreme lo- Civil War: The Untold Story “Bloody Civil War: The Untold Story Grant’s Civil War: The Untold Story Emancipa- Civil War: The Untold Story The Battle Civil War: The Untold Story Confeder- PBS 12 12 cales include Mount Everest. (CC) Shiloh” Confederate force attacks. counter-attack leads to victory. (CC) tion Proclamation ends slavery. ’ of Chickamauga. ’ (CC) ates on defensive in Atlanta. (CC) Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang Gotham “Nothing’s Shocking” Bullock’s The Orville “Identity, Part 2” The crew Q13 News at 10 (N) (CC) Q13 NEWS AT 11 The Simpsons FOX 13 13 “Pilot” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) past resurfaces. (N) ’ travels to Isaac’s home planet. (N) (CC) ’ (CC) IND 14 14 The Message of the Cross (CC) Crossfire Service (CC) FWC Music (CC) FWC Music (CC) FWC Music (CC) Jimmy Swaggart (CC) Chicago P.D. Burgess and Roman be- Chicago P.D. An undercover officer Chicago P.D. “Say Her Real Name” The Chicago P.D. Desk Sgt. Platt cares for Chicago P.D. “The Three Gs” A case Chicago P.D. A suspect wants a meet- ION 15 15 come trapped. ’ (CC) goes missing. ’ (CC) team assesses political threats. a young girl. ’ (CC) hits close to home with Olinsky. ing with Lindsay. ’ (CC) IND 18 18 Heart for the World Discussions with faith leaders. Heart for the World Discussions with faith leaders. KATU News at 6 (N) (S Live) (CC) Jeopardy! (N) ’ Wheel of Fortune Grey’s Anatomy Helen pays Alex and A Million Little Things “goodbye” Jon’s How to Get Away With Murder Annal- KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 (CC) (N) ’ (CC) Jo a surprise visit. (N) ’ (CC) loved ones try to move on. (N) ise needs to get to the truth. (N) (N) (S Live) (CC) Live (N) ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Tonight With Cas- Inside Edition (N) The Titan Games (Season Finale) (N) Brooklyn Nine- Will & Grace (N) ’ The Enemy Within “Pilot” Keaton re- KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 sidy ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Nine (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) cruits Shepherd. ’ (CC) (DVS) 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) (SS) Jesús Mi marido tiene más familia Amar a muerte Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ Gotham “Nothing’s Shocking” Bullock’s The Orville “Identity, Part 2” The crew 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Page Six TV (N) FOX 27 27 (CC) (CC) past resurfaces. (N) ’ travels to Isaac’s home planet. (N) ’ (CC) The First 48 Woman on the run; Army The First 48 Quick-money scam leads The First 48 “Family First” A young man The First 48 A stranger guns down a 60 Days In The participants are put in The First 48 “Bad Lick & Red Dawn” A A&E 52 52 veteran killed. ’ (CC) to double murder. ’ (CC) goes missing in Tulsa, Okla. (N) new father. (N) ’ (CC) real danger. (N) ’ (CC) generous man is murdered. AMC 67 67 ››› Twister (1996, Action) Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, Cary Elwes. Storm chasers ››› Cast Away (2000, Drama) Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt, Nick Searcy. A courier company executive is marooned on a ››› A Bronx Tale (1993) Robert De race to test a new tornado-monitoring device. (CC) remote island. (CC) Niro, Chazz Palminteri. (CC) APL 43 43 River Monsters “Mongolian Mauler” River Monsters ’ (CC) River Monsters “American Killers” Searching for a modern-day “Jaws.” ’ River Monsters “Africa’s Deadliest” River Monsters River Monsters BET 56 56 › Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son (2011, Comedy) Martin Lawrence, Brandon T. Jackson, Jessica Lucas. ››› Creed (2015, Drama) Michael B. Jordan, Sylvester Stallone. Rocky Balboa mentors Apollo Creed’s son. Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles The Top Chef “Holy Macau!” The final five Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles Backyard Envy A project gets off to a Watch What Hap- Million Dollar LA BRAVO 66 66 Josh Altman goes full hipster. (CC) “Mommie Dearest” house. (CC) chefs travel to Macau. (N) (CC) Josh Altman rents a dunk tank. (N) rocky start. (N) (CC) pens Live CBUT 29 29 CBC Vancouver News (N) (CC) Schitt’s Creek ’ Coronation Street Dragons’ Den (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) Workin’ Moms (N) Little Dog (N) ’ The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC Van News Canadian Reflect CMT 61 61 Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› Troop Beverly Hills (1989) Shelley Long. A socialite leads a group of rich Wilderness Girls. Troop Beverly CNBC 46 46 Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank ’ (CC) Shark Tank A unique dating service. PiYo Workout! U-Box containers CNN 44 44 Cuomo Prime Time (N) (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Cuomo Prime Time (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) CNNH 45 45 Cuomo Prime Time (N) (CC) All News (Joined in Progress Left in Progress) Updated hourly. Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Cuomo Prime Time (CC) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (CC) The Office “Valentine’s Day” Michael The Office Dwight The Office ’ (CC) The Office “Mi- The Office “Drug The Office “Conflict The Office “Casino Broad City “Lost The Other Two The Daily Show Broad City “Lost COM 60 60 visits corporate headquarters. (CC) confronts his fear. chael’s Birthday” Testing” ’ (CC) Resolution” Night” (CC) and Found” (N) (N) (CC) With Trevor Noah and Found” (CC) DIS 41 41 Coop & Cami Coop & Cami Raven’s Home Raven’s Home Sydney-Max Coop & Cami Raven’s Home ’ Raven’s Home ’ Sydney-Max Coop & Cami Andi Mack (CC) Raven’s Home ’ Building Off the Grid Family builds a Building Off the Grid Off-grid home on Building Off the Grid A home is on the Building Off the Grid An architect Building Off the Grid Home builders Building Off the Grid “Alaska” Remote DSC 8 8 three-story tiny house. ’ (CC) a remote mountaintop. ’ (CC) edge of a rock quarry. ’ (CC) builds a California cabin. (N) ’ (CC) experiment with mushrooms. (CC) hunting cabin in Alaska. (CC) Botched Model’s nose; soldier’s E! News On the set “Grey’s Anatomy.” Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry Busy Tonight (N) Sex and the City E! 65 65 breasts. (CC) (N) (CC) Terra Jolé, Lizzo, Howie Mandel. (N) Rebel Wilson and Sofia Vergara. Terra Jolé, Lizzo, Howie Mandel. (CC) “Politically Erect” College Basketball USC at UCLA. From Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter With Scott Van Pelt (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 (Live) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 College Basketball Minnesota at Northwestern. (N) (Live) (CC) College Basketball Gonzaga at Pacific. (N) (Live) NFL Live (CC) Now or Never (N) Jones/Gust. FNC 48 48 Hannity (N) (CC) The Ingraham Angle (N) (CC) Fox News at Night With Shannon Tucker Carlson Tonight (CC) Hannity (CC) The Ingraham Angle (CC) FOOD 35 35 Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Chopped “Count Your Chickens” Chopped “Lamb Slam” (CC) Chopped “Chicken Challenge” (CC) Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay FREE 39 39 ››› The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005) Steve Carell, Catherine Keener. ’ (CC) Siren “Distress Call” (N) (CC) ››› Shrek (2001, Children’s) Voices of Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy. ’ (CC) The 700 Club ’ (CC) FX 53 53 ›› Daddy’s Home (2015, Comedy) Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg. An insecure ›› Bad Moms (2016, Comedy) Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, Kathryn Hahn. Premiere. Better Things “Chi- Better Things “Graduation” Sam and Better Things “Chi- man competes with his stepchildren’s freewheeling father. ’ (CC) Three overworked and stressed-out mothers go wild. ’ (CC) cago” (N) her family are tilted. ’ (CC) cago” (CC) GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf The Honda Classic, First Round. LPGA Tour Golf HSBC World Championship, Second Round. From Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore. (N) (Live) Golf Academy Love at First Glance (2017, Drama) Amy Smart, Adrian Grenier, Jonathan Ben- Love, Once and Always (2018, Drama) Amanda Schull, Peter Porte, Anna Van Love at Sea (2018, Romance) Alexa PenaVega, Carlos PenaVega, Melissa Car- HALL 19 19 nett. A woman sets out to track down a handsome stranger. (CC) Hooft. Lucy and Duncan embrace the past to protect the future. (CC) cache. An event planner butts heads with a rookie cruise director. (CC) HGTV 68 68 Desert Flippers Desert Flippers Desert Flippers Desert Flippers Flip or Flop (CC) Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters House Hunters HIST 37 37 Swamp People “Click Click” ’ Swamp People “Leviathans” ’ Swamp People “No Man’s Land” ’ Swamp People “Cow Killers” (N) ’ Truck Night in America “Chill. Out.” Swamp People “Leviathans” ’ LIFE 51 51 Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) Bring It! “Fan Chat: A Star Is Born” Bring It! (N) (CC) The Rap Game “Supernova” (N) The Rap Game Bring It! (N) (CC) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams The Rachel Maddow Show (CC) The Last Word The 11th Hour With Brian Williams MTV 63 63 Catfish: The TV Show ’ (CC) Ex on the Beach: Ex-tra Edition (N) Ex on the Beach (N) ’ (CC) Game of Clones “Clone Culture” (N) Ex on the Beach ’ (CC) Game of Clones “Clone Culture” ’ NBCS 34 34 NHL Hockey: Lightning at Bruins NHL Overtime (N) (S Live) American Ninja Warrior (CC) American Ninja Warrior (CC) American Ninja Warrior (CC) American Ninja Warrior (CC) NICK 40 40 The Loud House The Loud House The Loud House Henry Danger Cousins for Life SpongeBob ›› Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009) Voices of Ray Romano. ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 Dirty John “Approachable Dreams” Dirty John “Red Flags and Parades” Dirty John “Remember It Was Me” Dirty John Debra confronts John. Dirty John: The Dirty Truth Exploring the past of a con man. 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For the Civil Rights Act of Call Amber, If someone asks you Sat, March 2, 9-3. at www.TeachingInWa tation or discrimination." further information, please 1964, 78 Stat. 252, 42 360-807-8226 shington.com or call to send money without W.F. West High School, We will not knowingly contact the District at U.S.C. 2000d to 2000d-4 Rich Houghton at accept any advertising for a transaction, or asks in the commons. 360-983-3183. 360-748-0083 x102. and Title 49, Code of real estate which is in for your credit card - Benefiting the W.F. West Class of 2021. Federal Regulations, De- Tell Us violation of the law. All DON'T Published: The Chronicle partment of Transportation, You WANT Your persons are hereby in- send money or give Senior activities. 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ted against on the grounds WA 98532, by 5:00 PM 108639 Notice of Public Lewis County- Community of race, color, or national local time, March 15, 2019. Lewis County, WA Hearing Budget Development Department origin, or sex in considera- For more information about PUBLISH: The Chronicle - PROPONENT: tion for an award. the project and submittal February 26 and March 5, NOTICE OF PUBLIC Robert and Melissa Morris The Board of County Com- requirements contact Don 2019 HEARING Before the FILE NUMBERS: HOROSCOPE missioners reserves the Carney at 360-740-2695 or Daily Journal of Commerce LEWIS COUNTY BOARD SEP19-0004, right to reject any or all Donald.Carney (Seattle) February 27 and OF COUNTY SHE19-0003, bids and to waive all @lewiscountywa.gov or w March 6, 2019 COMMISSIONERS MSR18-0810 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2019 informalities in the bidding. ww.lewiscountywa.gov for Lewis County Web Site NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- DESCRIPTION EN that a public hearing PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) DATED this 11th day of an information packet. @www.lewiscountywa.gov OF PROPOSAL: will be held before the Focus on work, how you earn your February, 2019. Lewis County is an equal State Office of Minority and Dock on Mayfield Lake, living and how can you use what you Clerk of the Board of opportunity and affirmative Women's Business Enter- Lewis County Board of stair construction along have to improve your life and the County Commissioners action employer. Minority- prises @www.omwbe.wa Commissioners (BOCC) in hillside to access proposed lives of those dear to your heart. Lewis County, Washington and women-owned firms .gov the Historical Courthouse, dock, and garage 351 NW North Street, ARIES (March 21-April 19) are encouraged to submit LOCATION Don’t waste time trying to get others Published: The Chronicle statements. Published: The Chronicle Chehalis, Washington, on OF PROPOSAL: to pitch in. Your energy will be February 12, 19 & The Recipient, in accord- February 26, 2019 & the 4th day of March 2019. The project is located at better spent taking care of business. 26, 2019 ance with Title VI of the March 5, 2019 The hearing will be held on 304 Winston Creek Road, A proposal should be looked at Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 or after 10:00 a.m. to Mossyrock on Block 10, ϱƚƋĜŅƚŸĬƼţå±ÚƋĘåĀĹåŞųĜĹƋţ 108643 Centralia Alpha Stat. 252, 42 U.S.C. consider amendments to Lot 31, Lewis County, WA 108641 Notice of hearing TAURUS (April 20-May 20) RFP 200D-4 and Title 49, Code departments within the on tax parcel number Do what you can to help, but of Federal Regulations, for Ordinance 1295A 2018 budget for Current 028763003143 Section 21, don’t let anyone take advantage LEWIS COUNTY NOTICE Department of Transporta- Expense and various Township 12 N, Range 02 ŅüƼŅƚţkýåųŸƚččåŸƋĜŅĹŸØÆƚƋÆå TO CONSULTANTS FOR: tion, subtitle A, Office of Lewis County funds. E, WM. ĘåŸĜƋ±ĹƋƵĘåĹĜƋÏŅĵåŸƋŅĀűĹÏĜ±Ĭ Request for Proposal the Secretary, Part 21, Summary of All those wishing to speak THRESHOLD involvement. (RFP) Geotechnical nondiscrimination in Proposed Resolution for or against the amend- DETERMINATION: GEMINI (May 21-June 20) PS&E Engineering federally-assisted pro- Lewis County hereby gives ment shall be afforded the The lead agency for this Put greater emphasis on your Services Centralia Alpha grams of the Department notice that an ordinance opportunity to be heard. proposal has determined relationships. If you overreact or Road Improvements of Transportation issued clarifying the administration This amendment proposes that it does not have a let someone take advantage of Project (MP 10.60 - pursuant to such Act, of a property assessment increasing expenditures for probable, significant ad- ƼŅƚØĜƋƵĜĬĬÆåÚĜþÏƚĬƋƋŅųåƴåųŸåƋĘå 11.85) County Road herby notifies all bidders parcel tax in 2018, for various funds and the verse impact on the envi- damage. Moderation is your best bet. Project 2084 that it will affirmatively collection in 2019, against General fund in the amount ronment. An environmental CANCER (June 21-July 22) Lewis County Public Works insure that any contract parcels in Lewis County for of $10,146 and decreasing impact statement (EIS) is Don’t let moodiness ruin your is soliciting interest from entered into pursuant to the control of noxious fund balance in the amount NOT required under RCW day. Look on the bright side and consulting firms with exper- this advertisement, disad- weeds pursuant to RCW of $10,146. 43.21C.030(2)(c). This de- ŅýåųŞŅŸĜƋĜƴåŸƚččåŸƋĜŅĹŸţeƴŅĜÚ tise in geotechnical evalua- vantaged enterprises as 17.10.240, shall be the Said amendment can be cision was made after excessive or indulgent behavior. tion and slide repair design defined at 49 CFR Part 26 subject of a public hearing obtained from the Budget review by Lewis County of Stick to people who share your to provide PS&E services will be afforded full oppor- before the Board of County Department, Room 209 - a completed environmental interests. for the Centralia Alpha Rd tunity to submit bids in Commissioners at 10:00 351 N.W. North St. - checklist and other infor- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) (MP 10.60 - 11.85) Im- response to this invitation a.m. on Monday, March Chehalis, WA. Phone: mation on file with this Personal change can be made. provements Project utiliz- and will not be discrimina- 11, 2019, at the Historic (360)740-1198, Email: agency and such informa- Consider how you earn your living ing local and federal fund- ted against on the grounds Courthouse at 351 N.W. beckybutler tion is adopted herein by and what you would like to be doing ing. of race, color, national North Street, Chehalis. It @lewiscountywa.gov. Writ- reference. This information with your time. Attend an event that Firms desiring considera- may then be enacted im- ten comments may be will help you update your skills. origin, or sex in considera- is available for public re- tion shall submit four cop- tion for an award. mediately at the conclusion submitted to the BOCC view upon request. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ies of a complete proposal DATED this 25th day of thereof. Ordinance 1295A, prior to or during said This DNS is issued under Mingle, share your thoughts and packet to Lewis County February, 2019. if adopted, will clarify that hearing. WAC 197-11-340(2); the consider getting into a joint venture Public Works, 2025 NE the assessment applies in This meeting site is barrier with a like-minded individual. A Clerk of the Board of lead agency will not act on Kresky Avenue, Chehalis, County Commissioners the incorporated and unin- free. People needing spe- this proposal for 14 days little romance will help cement your corporated areas of Lewis relations with someone special. cial assistance or accom- from the issue date below. County, as stated at the modations should contact Written comments may be LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) PRODUCTION WORK/DRIVER public hearing on the origi- the Clerk of the Board 72 Weigh all sides of a situation before submitted during the 14 nal ordinance, and will hours in advance of the you decide to get involved in a Production position in newspaper distribution center. day period. correct a cross-reference meeting. Phone: (360) Responsible Official: debate. It won’t be worth your while Nights and possible weekends a must. Skills needed for about which statute gov- ĜüƼŅƚåĹč±čåĜűŸƋ±ĹÚŅýƵĜƋʱ this position include; punctuality, good attendance, ability 740-1419 Lee Napier, Director erns interest and penalties stubborn rival. to do repetitive work and ability to lift 50+ pounds. Valid Lewis County driver's license and clean driving required. Mechanical on the assessment if inter- Published: The Chronicle Community Development SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) knowledge, delivery driving experience and forklift training ests and penalties accrue a plus. February 26, 2019 2025 NE Kresky Avenue Pay it forward. What you do for in the future. others will be admirable, but don’t Chehalis, The full text of the pro- 108508 NTC: George ģåŅޱųÚĜDŽåƼŅƚųÆåĬĜåüŸŅųĀűĹÏĜ±Ĭ C. Dawley Washington 98532 situation to take care of someone Interested parties should mail, posed ordinance 1295A Contact Person: who isn’t willing to reciprocate. email in a cover letter and resume to will be mailed to any IN THE Brianna Teitzel, Planner [email protected] or person upon request direc- SUPERIOR COURT SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) for Responsible Official The Chronicle, ted to the Clerk of the OF THE STATE OF Keep your emotions tucked away WASHINGTON Date of Issue: 321 N. Pearl St., Board of County Commis- somewhere safe. If you are too Centralia, WA 98531 IN AND FOR THE February 26, 2019 revealing, someone will take sioners, tel. 360-740-1120. COUNTY OF LEWIS This SEPA determination In the Matter advantage of you. Check the facts No phone calls please. Published by instruction of may be appealed in writing the Lewis County Board of of the Estate of before you share information that GEORGE C. DAWLEY, to the Lewis County Hear- ŸŅĵåŅĹåŅýåųŸƼŅƚţ‰ųƚƋĘĵ±ƋƋåųŸţ County Commissioners, Deceased. ings Examiner until 4 pm CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 351 N.W. North St, Cheha- NO. 19-4-0005821 on March 19, 2019 at the PROBATE NOTICE Changes made at home may not lis. Lewis County Community Rieva Lester, TO CREDITORS ÆåƵåĬÏŅĵå±ƋĀųŸƋØÆƚƋƼŅƚƵĜĬĬ (RCW 11.40.030) Development Permit Cen- åƴåĹƋƚ±ĬĬƼŸååƋĘåÆåĹåĀƋŸţåƴĜåƵ Clerk of the Board The Personal Representative ter. Appellants should be the past, assess the situation and Publish The Chronicle: named below has been ap- prepared to make specific prepare to move forward. Feb. 26, 2019 pointed and has qualified as factual objections. The East County Journal: Personal Representative of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) this estate. Any person having appeal procedure is estab- Volunteer or make personal changes The Chronicle is a publication of Lafromboise Feb. 27, 2019 a claim against the decedent lished in Lewis County that will help you let go of the past. Communications Inc., which is an Equal Opportunity Employer must, before the time the claim Code (LCC) Section who provides drug-free workplaces. Drug testing is a would be barred by any Don’t give in to temptation or get prerequisite for as well as a condition of employment. Published: The Chronicle 17.110.130 and LCC Sec- involved with anyone who is a poor No phone calls. otherwise applicable statute of February 26, 2019 tion 2.25.130. 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Determination and -0=,Z[H[LZ(20+>(69(5+4;YLHJOPUN TPSSPVUYLHKLYZWLY[OYLLKH`Y\U presented within the later of: belief in your abilities will help you ;OL^VYKJSHZZPÄLKHK^PSSY\U[OYLLJVUZLJ\[P]LKH`Z";O\YZKH`:H[\YKH`VY-YPKH` 108486 Termination: (1) Thirty (30) days after the Faiyth Wilson Reed ĵ±ĩå±ŞŅŸĜƋĜƴåÏʱĹčåţeĀűĹÏĜ±Ĭ :\UKH`PULHJOVM[OLUL[^VYRUL^ZWHWLYZ[V[HSVM HKZHUK[OLI\`^V\SKJVZ[ personal representative served Taleah Wilson Sanchez opportunity looks promising.  7,9+(@7,95,>:7(7,9VY WLYTVU[O or mailed the notice to the 7SLHZLJHSS;OL*OYVUPJSL*\Z[VTLY:LY]PJL  MVYKL[HPSZ creditor as provided under SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIES (March 21-April 19) RCW 11.40.020(3); or (2) four Do what you can and stop being so WASHINGTON FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS FINANCIAL SERVICES (4) months after the date of GRAYS HARBOR hard on yourself. A physical activity first publication of the notice. 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