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LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER Orange is the new black, small is the new big, and — when it comes to industries bursting onto the Liberty Lake scene — pizzeria is apparently the new bank or dental office. Here’s one more for you: Guide is the new directory. The publication you are holding has taken the baton from what for most of its 15-year history was called the Liberty Lake Community Directory. It’s a natural handoff, as we have spent the past several years expanding this publication one piece at a time to become more than just the community’s go-to phone book. Wherever the word “directory” led one to picture “kitchen-drawer reference,” we have tried to add doses of “coffee-table showpiece.” And you have been our secret weapon to this end: • Your submissions: A few years back we debuted a pair of annual contests showcasing community photography and kids’ artwork, but they have since become filled with such quality and beauty we feature the submissions throughout the publication, giving it the feel of an annual yearbook produced by and for the community.

Pointing to the year ahead with some key dates

Providing community and reference information

Highlighting local residents discovering their way

• Your stories: Over time — and this year more than ever before — we have highlighted community heroes and talented local residents in these pages, each one illustrating through their own lens a piece of the mosaic that is the great community of Liberty Lake. • Your suggestions: We love to hear from you, and over the years your input has steadily improved this publication. This past summer, we took things a step further by surveying our readers and business partners. More than 90 of you helped provide input that has led to several upgrades to this year’s publication, including a brand-new section on recreation. And so the 2016 Liberty Lake Guide was formed. Our hope is that as you explore these pages, you will find that it reflects not only our community, but the pride we all feel as a part of it. We think you will find it useful — not just for reference, not just for making connections, but as a celebration of our shared home. Josh Johnson Living, working and playing in Liberty Lake P.S. The key below is a good place to start your tour of the new Liberty Lake Guide, unlocking the features you will find as you explore. Happy trails!

Recognizing places and events from the past

Reviewing numbers and stats

Celebrating accomplishments in the community

Honoring those making a difference in the community

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TABLE OF CONTENTS COMMUNITY................................. 7 Reference Info & Features............... 8-22 Residential Listings....................... 23-45 The Community section is backed by the support of Rockwood Health System

ABOUT THE GUIDE BUSINESS.................................... 47 Features....................................... 48-51 Business Listings.......................... 52-95 Frequently Used Numbers............... 112 Index of Advertisers......................... 113 The Business section is backed by the support of the City of Liberty Lake

RECREATION.............................. 97 Reference Info & Features........... 98-111 Street Index & Map...........114 & Foldout The Recreation section is backed by the support of Clark’s Tire & Automotive

This publication is distributed by Peridot Publishing, a Liberty Lake-based company that also produces the Spokane Valley Guide and other specialty publications. This guide is intended to 1) provide useful information about amazing local businesses; 2) connect people with resources available in the community; and 3) inspire residents to take pride in the Liberty Lake area. While the foundation of the Guide is built on businesses who call Liberty Lake home, advertising was made available to local businesses who serve the greater community. In addition, several pages at the beginning of each section are dedicated to honoring a few of the special people and places that make Liberty Lake such a unique place to live, work and play.

PUBLISHER Josh Johnson PRODUCTION Sarah Burk, Bo Johnson, Tammy Kimberley BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS Josh Johnson DISTRIBUTION Mike Wiykovics PRINTED BY Century Publishing, Post Falls

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REFERENCE INFORMATION GOVERNMENT

PUBLIC AGENCIES

City of Liberty Lake

Emergency Services

City Hall................................................755-6700 22710 E Country Vista Dr • www.libertylakewa.gov Fax Line........................................... 755-6713 City Clerk..............................................755-6729 Municipal Library....................................232-2510 Planning & Building Services Inspections.......................................755-6705 Permitting.........................................755-6700 Mayor & City Council: Steve Peterson (Mayor), Shane Brickner, Dan Dunne, Cris Kaminskas, Keith Kopelson, Odin Langford, Robert Moore, Hugh Severs

Police/Fire/Medical...................................... 911 LL Police Department (officer on duty)...218-4899 Washington Poison Center.......... 800-222-1222

Liberty Lake Sewer & Water District Administrative Office...............................922-5443 22510 E Mission Ave • www.libertylake.org District Manager, BiJay Adams.................922-9016 District Commissioners: Tom Agnew, Steve Skipworth, Kottayam V. Natarajan Jr.

Spokane County Building and Planning ............................477-3675 www.spokanecounty.org

Liberty Lake Public Safety Police Department (office)........................755-1140 23127 E Mission Ave SCOPE.................................................755-1143

Other Agencies Crime Check.........................................456-2233 FBI.......................................................458-8100 Road Pass Report.......................... 800-695-7623 SCRAPS...............................................477-2532 Spokane County Sheriff...........................477-2240 Spokane Valley Fire Dept.........................928-1700 Weather Conditions................................244-5992

Parks Pavillion & Rocky Hill Parks......................755-6726 Spokane County Parks............................477-4730 (includes Liberty Lake Regional Park)

COMMUNITY COMMUNITY INFORMATION Chamber of Commerce Greater Spokane Valley...........................924-4994 1421 N Meadowwood Lane, Suite 10, Liberty Lake

Hospitals & Urgent Care Deaconess Hospital................................458-5800 800 W 5th Ave, Spokane Providence Urgent Care..........................944-8910 16528 E Desmet Ct, Spokane Valley Rockwood Urgent Care Center.................342-3990 1326 N Stanford Lane, Liberty Lake Sacred Heart Medical..............................474-3131 101 W 8th Ave, Spokane Valley Hospital.......................................924-6650 12606 E Mission, Spokane Valley

Libraries Liberty Lake Municipal............................232-2510 23123 E Mission Ave, Liberty Lake Otis Orchards........................................893-8390 22324 E Wellesley, Otis Orchards Spokane Valley......................................893-8400 12004 E Main, Spokane Valley

Museum Spokane Valley Heritage..........................922-4570 12114 E Sprague Ave, Spokane Valley

Newspapers The Splash, The Current..........................242-7752

Transportation AAA Road Service.......................... 800-562-2582 Special Mobility Services.........................534-9760 Spokane Int. Airport................................455-6455 Spokane Transit Authority.........................328-7433 Vanpool................................................326-7665

US Postal Service.................. 800-275-8777 Liberty Lake Post Office..........................893-1352 1423 N Molter Rd, Liberty Lake Greenacres Post Office............................922-6570 306 N Barker Rd, Spokane Valley

Clubs & Organizations 4th of July at Liberty Lake Inc. 255-6131 Centennial Rotary Club of Liberty Lake portal.clubrunner.ca/1811 Citizens Watershed Advisory Committee Jeremy Jenkins, 922-5443 Fireworks Committee libertylakefireworks.com • Denise Coyle, 255-6837 Friends of Liberty Lake Municipal Library www.libertylakefriends.org Friends of Pavillion Park www.pavillionpark.org Kiwanis Club of Liberty Lake libertylakekiwanis.org Liberty Lake Community Tennis Association 255-9293 • larrywest1@live.com Liberty Lake Community Theatre www.libertylaketheatre.com Liberty Lake Farmers Market www.llfarmersmarket.com Liberty Lake Historical Society LibertyLakeHistoricalSociety@gmail.com Liberty Lake Merchants Association 999-4935 Liberty Lake Relay for Life www.relayforlife.org/libertylakewa Liberty Lake Running Club 954-9806 • kathyawhybrew@msn.com Liberty Lake Toastmasters www.libertylakers.org Lions Club of Liberty Lake 869-7657 MeadowWood Homeowners Association 533-0995 • www.meadowwoodhoa.com Spokane Valley Camera Club www.sv-cc.org For information on how your organization can be listed, email guide@peridot.info.

Utilities Cable TV/Internet - Comcast....... 800-266-2278 Electricity/Gas - Avista................ 800-227-9187 Internet/Phone - CenturyLink....... 877-348-9005 Sewer & Water LLSWD............................................922-5443 Consolidated Irrigation........................924-3655 Spokane County................................477-3604 Waste Disposal Waste Management of Spokane..........924-9400 PHOTO: MIRANDA HILL

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PUBLIC SCHOOLS SERVING LIBERTY LAKE FAMILIES Central Valley School District No. 356 “Inspiring and empowering learners to be contributing citizens in our changing world.” 19307 E Cataldo | Spokane Valley WA 99016 | 509-228-5400 | www.cvsd.org Superintendent Ben Small

Central Valley Kindergarten Center The Cougars • Principal Kim Kyle 1512 N Barker | Spokane Valley 99016 509-228-5380

Greenacres Elementary School

The Roadrunners • Principal Lindsay Kent 17915 E Fourth | Spokane Valley 99016 509-228-4200

Greenacres Middle School

The Bruins • Principal Vern DiGiovanni 17409 E Sprague | Spokane Valley 99016 509-228-4860

Liberty Creek Elementary School

Planning Principal Jerrol Olson 23909 E Country Vista | Liberty Lake 99019 Coming Fall 2017

Liberty Lake Elementary School

The Patriots • Principal Joanne Comer 23606 E Boone | Liberty Lake 99019 509-228-4300

Central Valley High School

The Bears • Principal Mike Hittle 821 S Sullivan | Spokane Valley 99037 509-228-5100

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2016: YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION As a result of the $121.9 million construction bond voters approved in February 2015, the Central Valley School District has a slate of projects in the works for the coming year. Construction on two of the endeavors – a remodel of Greenacres Elementary and the creation of a brand new school, Liberty Creek Elementary – has already begun and will bring changes to some students in the Liberty Lake area. An evaluation process of school attendance areas will take place in 2016 in anticipation of adjusting boundaries for the 2017-2018 school year. For updates and more, visit www.cvsd.org.

Greenacres Elementary 17915 E 4th Ave Spokane Valley Work being done: New construction will be added to the east side of the building that was designed as an openconcept school in 1978. The current structure layout will be updated and modernized by adding walls, realigning offices and reconfiguring bus drop-off and parent pick-up. Increase in square footage: From 55,875 to 70,000 Increase in student capacity: From 515 to 624 Ready for students: Fall 2017  Media Center GREENACRES RENDERINGS BY ARCHITECTS WEST

Liberty Creek Elementary 23909 E Country Vista Liberty Lake Work being done: A new elementary school is being built in the lot to the east of the current Liberty Lake Elementary. The new building will house kindergarten through second-grade students, allowing the existing elementary school to transition to serving students in grades 3-5. Square footage: 74,352 Student capacity: 612 Ready for students: Fall 2017  Library View — Looking East LIBERTY CREEK RENDERING BY MMEC ARCHITECTURE & INTERIORS

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STRUCTURING A K-2 CULTURE

CVSD Superintendent Ben Small and Jerrol Olson, planning principal of Liberty Creek Elementary, show off a school shirt during the groundbreaking ceremony on Jan. 6, 2016.

Planning principal shares insight on new LL school While construction on Liberty Creek Elementary officially began in February 2016, plans for the new school have been building in Jerrol Olsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mind for well over a year. Olson accepted the role of planning principal for the communityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s newest school in early 2015 shortly after the construction bond passed. He has a particular connection to the area, as he grew up in Spokane Valley, attended CVSD schools and has resided with his family in Liberty Lake for 15 years. He began his stint with

the Central Valley School District in 1997 and has served as principal at various CVSD schools. Even though the building will not open to students until the 2017-2018 school year, Olson has been busy planning and coordinating with a core team on the school, which will serve kindergarten through second grade students in the eastern portion of the district. He recently took time to share with The Guide about the path that led to his unique position of creating a learning

environment for young elementary students.

Choosing a career I remember taking a class as an undergraduate that required students to serve as volunteers in a local school on a regular basis. It was at that time I realized that many of the interests I had included helping others be successful in their interests. It was this experience that really drew me to education. The more I became involved, the more I was certain of this career path.

Impact of educators Many of the teachers I had over the years significantly impacted me. When I consider my years at Greenacres Elementary, I would have to praise the teachers for their patience, firmness and understanding. So many of them knew when I needed a firm hand (literally), yet also knew when to let me assert a level of independence that was part of my personality. As I went through Greenacres Junior High, many teachers were able to capitalize on my particular interests and

COMMUNITY began to specifically challenge me to achieve more by putting forth a greater effort. My experience at Central Valley High School was certainly where teachers demanded that I perform to my potential; they would not let me off the hook with anything less than my best.

Transition to new role For 11 years I served as principal at Ponderosa Elementary. I accepted the position of planning principal shortly after the passage of the bond in February 2015. Work in the role began right away as it was evident that we had a lot of work to do in a relatively short amount of time. I balanced the responsibilities of the new position with continuing as the principal of Ponderosa Elementary for the remainder of that school year.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;How can we not simply build the building, but also build a culture that is driven to assuring the success of the students we serve? That is truly the excitement of this challenge.â&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Jerrol Olson, planning principal, Liberty Creek Elementary

Creating a new school Planning a new school is a rare opportunity. I thoroughly enjoyed being principal at Ponderosa Elementary and Adams Elementary where I had the pleasure of working with extremely high-quality teachers who teamed with parents to maintain a keen focus on assuring the success of students. My interest in planning a new school is rooted in this very concept. How can we not simply build the building, but also build a culture that is driven to assuring the success of the students we serve? That is truly the excitement of this challenge.

Selecting a core team In planning a new school, the many pieces can be complex. To address the complexity and begin the development of building

culture, a Core Planning Team was selected. As architects worked to design the school building itself, it was the task of the Core Planning Team to share in the decision to be sure that the design supports the programs offered for students. The scope includes not only the design of the building and selection of furniture and equipment, but the development of age-appropriate programs, policies and procedures, selection of staff, and development of relationships and culture that help define who we are at Liberty Creek Elementary.

Unique setup Liberty Creek will serve kindergarten through grade 2 students. This is the first of this grade configuration in the Central Valley School District. I believe this will allow us to focus specifically on the needs and interests of these early learners

15 in a way that will ensure success as they transition to grades 3 through 5 at Liberty Lake Elementary and elsewhere.

Classroom magic For anyone who has had the pleasure of being in an elementary school on the first day of school, you recognize the nervous energy, the excitement, the anticipation that takes place as the day begins. But the real magic happens as the kids start their day inside the classroom. Each student is beginning that ever-so-important connection as the teacher welcomes each of them to their classroom. The teacher has the complete attention of ALL of the students, and for the first time they have a collective personality as THIS class. It is the start of a relationship with a teacher, or the start of a friendship with a classmate that may be remembered for a lifetime.

Mr. Olson encourages students during the groundbreaking at the site of the new school for those in kindergarten through second grade. The school, which is currently under construction, is scheduled to open in fall 2017.

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Ways to Play Winner

SPONSORED BY:

Ruby Bryntesen Age 9

Liberty Lake Elementary

Entries for the Liberty Lake â&#x20AC;&#x153;Ways to Playâ&#x20AC;? community art contest were solicited from Liberty Lake Elementary School and children who live in Liberty Lake. We are especially grateful to Mr. Olson, Mrs. Radmaker, Mrs. Schulhauser and Mrs. Stewart for encouraging this art project in their classes. Our appreciation also extends to Dr. Scott Ralph and The Art Chalet for providing prizes for our contest winners.

Second Place

Allison Coman Age 8 Liberty Lake Elementary

Runners-Up

Lillian Holmquist

Jacob Holtman

Age 7

Age 8

Liberty Lake Elementary

Isabella Stuck Age 8 Liberty Lake Elementary

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LIBERTY LAKE GUIDE PHOTO CONTEST 1st place (on the cover): Jonas LaPier, “Victory” 2nd place (above): Rich Semler, “Cool Oasis” 3rd place (left): Dawn Church, “Ode to Wheat” The top three finishers received gift cards to a Guide business of their choice. Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s contest. If you would like to be notified when the 2017 photo contest is open, please email guide@peridot.info.

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MEET THE WINNING PHOTOGRAPHER…

Jonas LaPier

inspires him and how he develops his shutterbug skills.

With 10 years’ experience already under his belt, Jonas LaPier is hardly a novice in the area of photography. The Central Valley High School student got an early start, winning the state PTSA Reflections contest when he was just 7. The 17-year-old recently added another accolade to his collection when judges selected his photo titled “Victory” (featured on the cover) as first place in the 2016 Liberty Lake Guide photography contest. The Guide contacted LaPier to find out what

Q: Why did you choose to submit this particular image for the contest? A: I chose the photo of Brandon Anglin holding his bike because I thought it captured the determination of Liberty Lake residents to succeed and take part in their community. It was taken on top of Carlson Hill (Saltese Uplands Conservation Area) in late fall of 2015. Q: Are you inspired by the work of any particular photographers? A: I love the works of Ansel Adams and Frans Lanting. My brother is named after Ansel Adams so I feel a personal connection

to his name, and I love the landscape images he is famous for. I also admire Frans Lanting, as I attended a seminar where he talked about his photography experiences and learned that patience and lighting are important for creating great photographs. Q: What is your equipment of choice? A: I took the photos with an 18-55mm Canon zoom lens. However I take my camera everywhere so the most useful piece of equipment (excluding the camera) is my camera backpack because it allows me to explore new places. Q: What types of subject matter do you most enjoy experimenting with?

A: I really love macro photography when the lighting of a particular object is peculiar or eye-catching. I recently purchased a 10-18mm wide angle lens so I am excited to experiment with more landscape photography. Q: Do you have a favorite location in the area? A: I love the natural areas, especially the Liberty Lake County Park, Saltese Uplands and Centennial Trail. I enjoy taking photographs and watching the sun set on top of Carlson Hill. The view over the valley is spectacular, and sometimes the sun casts a purple hue across the mountains and Liberty Lake to the east.

PHOTO: JONAS LAPIER

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PHOTOS: SAM MCGHEE; PHOTO BELOW: TAMMY KIMBERLEY

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LIBERTY LAKE FARMERS MARKET

2002

Year the market started

Vendors at first market

Participating vendors in 2015

Original vendors still with the market

Typical days open in a season

Original song written for the market by Liberty Lake musician Keith Harris to play during the Pie Festivals

Members on the market board

43,560

Approximate square feet the market covers in an acre at Town Square Park

2,200

Average customers per Saturday

Percent increase in market attendance from 2014 to 2015

5/14/2016 Opening day of the 2016 season

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ENGAGE WITH YOUR COMMUNITY IN 2016 April 30: Friends Spring Tea Annual fundraising event for Liberty Lake Municipal Llibrary that includes auction, finger foods and presentation www.libertylakefriends.org

May 14: Liberty Lake Farmers Market opens Local vendors offer produce and products on Saturday mornings in Town Square Park through Oct. 8 www.libertylakefarmersmarket.com

May 21: Dads & Dudes Night A night of fun, games and activities for all ages of dudes and their dads at the HUB Sports Center hubsportscenter.org

June 4: Liberty Lake Relay for Life Celebrate those who have battled cancer and remember loved ones lost during this fundraising event for the American Cancer Society www.relayforlife.org/ libertylakewa

June 5: Windermere Marathon The 8th annual marathon starts at Liberty Lake and runs to Riverfront Park, while the half-marathon

begins at Mirabeau Park in the Valley www.windermeremarathon.com

the Liberty Lake Farmers Market www.libertylakefarmersmarket.com

June 10-11: Liberty Lake Yard Sales

Aug. 4: Chamber Golf Tournament

The 22nd annual community sale will take place over two days at hundreds of Liberty Lake homes www.libertylakesplash. com/yardsales

July 4: Independence Day celebration A parade, games, concert and fireworks are all part of the community-oriented July 4th festivities www.pavillionpark. org, www.libertylakefireworks.com, www. libertylakewa.gov

July 9: Liberty Lake Loop A four-mile, scenic course with some hills is followed by shorter races for kids www.pavillionpark.org

July 10: Valley Girl Triathlon A sprint triathlon just for women including a 1/3mile swim, 12-mile bike and 3-mile run www.valleygirltri.com

MeadowWood Golf Course is the setting for this event hosted by the Greater Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce www.spokanevalleychamber.org

Aug. 5-7: Barefoot in the Park Vendors and activities will be on hand at Pavillion Park during the annual barefoot soccer tournament www.libertylakewa.gov

Aug. 20: Montana Shakespeare in the Park The traveling theatrical group will return to Pavillion Park to present â&#x20AC;&#x153;Comedy of Errorsâ&#x20AC;? www.pavillionpark.org

during the free Labor Day weekend concert www.pavillionpark.org

Sept. 10: Art Day at the Market Artists will have their goods on display during the Liberty Lake Farmers Market www.libertylakefarmersmarket.com

Sept. 18: RIM Ride Cyclists of all ages and abilities are invited to explore the beautiful areas of Liberty Lake, Post Falls, Green Bluff and Spokane Valley starting from Liberty Lake www.rotaryinmotion. com

Sept. 25: HUBapalooza Family Fun Festival A free open house at the HUB with activities and games for the entire family hubsportscenter.org

Aug. 27: Pie Day at the Market

Dec. 10: Holiday Ball

Pies, pies and more pies will converge upon the Liberty Lake Farmers Market during this special event www.libertylakefarmersmarket.com

A night of dancing, dinner and auctions at the Davenport Hotel to raise funds for summer events hosted by Friends of Pavillion Park www.pavillionpark.org

July 23: Italian Day at the Market

Sept. 3: Lud Kramer Memorial Concert

Italian food and demonstrations will take place at

The Spokane Symphony will play at Pavillion Park

*Dates were confirmed as of March 2016. Please check websites for up-todate information.

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PHOTO: GEORGE MENEGAS

RESIDENTIAL LISTINGS Due to Peridot Publishingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s license agreement with landline telephone providers, residential listings are provided in print format only for the sole purpose of publishing the Liberty Lake Guide. Use of this information for any other purposes is expressly prohibited.

22710 E. Country Vista Drive Liberty Lake, WA 99019

(509) 755-6700 www.libertylakewa.gov 23123 E. Mission Avenue www.libertylakewa.gov/library

(509) 232.2510

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PHOTO: CAROLLY STRUCK

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BIG 5 FOR THE GREATER SPOKANE VALLEY Beginning in 2015, the Greater Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce worked with leaders in business, industry, government and the community to cultivate and drive five initiatives to move our community forward. The BIG 5 focused on core values and attributes that draw business and industry to the region. While the BIG 5 was identified last year, implementation of these strategies is ongoing. Headquartered in Liberty Lake, the Chamber offers ongoing opportunities to engage in the initiatives listed below.

The BIG 5:  Greater Outdoors Promoting and protecting the vitality of the outdoors.

Greater Learning  Integrating business and education to create the workforce of the future. Above: Young Kwak photo

 Greater Goods Promoting the Greater Spokane Valley as an emerging leader in high-tech manufacturing.

Greater Cures  Growing medical research from concept to cure.

Greater Vision Building an enterprising identity for the Greater Spokane Valley region.

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AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE

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Several local businesses, individuals and community organizations were recognized at the 13th annual Gem of the Valley Awards Gala hosted Jan. 22, 2016, by the Greater Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce. A list of finalists as voted by Chamber membership is included below. The winner of each category is marked with an asterisk.

Non-profit of the Year Beyond Pink HUB Sports Center* Kiwanis of Liberty Lake

Heart of the Community Award Avista* Dishman Dodge Ram Chrysler Jeep Modern Electric Water Co. STCU

Small Business of the Year Frost Consulting Signs for Success* Sweet Repeat

Large Business of the Year Avista Modern Electric Water Co. Rosauers Supermarkets*

Entrepreneur of the Year Nadine Burgess, Spokane Gymnastics Carrie Magruder, BrickHouse Massage & Coffee Bar Jesse Sheldon, Inland NW Baby*

Additional award recipients announced at the Gala included the following:

Chamber Ambassador of the Year Robbie Jackson

Chamber Volunteer of the Year Frank Tombari

Educators of the Year Robin Barnhart, Central Valley School District Tim Busse, East Valley School District Eric Goshoff, West Valley School District

Lifetime Achievement Award Dr. Philip Rudy

Harry E. Nelson Citizen of the Year Award Chuck Hafner

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AN EYE ON THE COMMUNITY

Employees of OpenEye provided the Ronald McDonald House a much-needed facelift by updating the playground, installing TV wall mounts and cooking lunch for the Spokane charity. The Liberty Lake company closes business four times per year to focus on work- or community-related projects.

It’s not uncommon for employees wearing clothing with an OpenEye logo to be approached by kids in a public place saying, “I know who you are!” They’ll go on to share how they had fun working together with employees during one of the Build a Bike events, something the Liberty Lake company has hosted in partnership with Central Valley School District for five holiday seasons. OpenEye, a developer of intelligent software and hardware systems, prides itself in making financial and hands-on contributions to many local organizations. And it has not gone unnoticed. The company was awarded a Meritorious

Service Award by CVSD in 2015 for its investment in students. All OpenEye employees – from shipping/receiving personnel to founder and CEO Rick Sheppard – are also provided the opportunity to volunteer during work hours in a mentoring program with CVSD students of varying ages. Approximately 20 employees have been paired up with students to develop a relationship over the course of the school year. “The volunteers themselves are all civically minded and appreciate the opportunity to engage and

give back to the community,” Sheppard said. “This has been an opportunity for us to lead by example and encourage other individuals and companies to get involved and find their own way to make a difference.” With a commitment to being good stewards of the community and providing opportunities for employees, Sheppard recently shared how these meaningful projects give value to students, employees and the company as a whole. Q: How did OpenEye’s partnership with CVSD come about?

A: We’ve been involved in some capacity with the school district for about five years. It began with our Build a Bike program and evolved from there. Our employees enjoyed the time they spent with students and wanted to find times to do more. Because of that positive feedback, we started talking about a mentoring program that began in the 2014-2015 school year. Q: Explain what goes into the annual Build a Bike event. A: In mid-November, CVSD selects students and provides us with a list of genders and ages to enable us to procure everything we need for the

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Investing in others “We believe in being good stewards of our community. There is value not only to the community but also to our employees, giving them a greater sense of purpose in their work. Deep down, people take satisfaction in knowing that their work is not only helping them to make money, but to make a difference.” – Rick Sheppard, OpenEye CEO

program – bikes, helmets, bike locks and backpacks. When they come to OpenEye in December, we give them a presentation about what we do and why they’re here, emphasizing that the kids were selected because they worked really

hard and exhibited PACE character traits. Then we run them through a tech lab and a video lab where they can play with camera systems to identify items in the warehouse. Once they’ve run through the labs, they’re paired up with OpenEye buddies who take them to build bikes and eat lunch together. Our numbers have varied from year to year, but we had approximately 100 students come through during the 2015 event who were matched up with 80 or 90 employees. Q: How does the mentoring program work? A: We encourage our mentors to meet with students weekly, and they’ll typically spend an hour together enjoying lunch, helping with a homework project, reading

or providing extra tutoring. Most importantly, it’s about spending time together and being a positive role model for kids while encouraging them to work hard – letting them know that hard work will lead to success and opportunities to work at companies like ours. Q: What has been the feedback from those who have volunteered with students? A: The first year we hosted Build a Bike, I had a handful of employees in my office after work literally crying and saying it was the coolest thing they’ve had an opportunity to do throughout their careers. The vast majority who volunteered during the first year of the mentoring program re-signed up for a second year. I believe this speaks to the fact that they found it to be rewarding.

Q: Why is engaging with the community such a big part of the culture at OpenEye? A: We’ve been proud of the programs as well as the results. For a long time, our mission has been to conduct business in a way that positively impacts our employees, our customers and our community. These programs provide structure to execute that. From a practical standpoint, it gives us a better sense of purpose and a way to put our money where our mouth is. Often the easiest way to engage in community responsibility is to write a check. We’ve tried to provide employees with a hands-on approach to give back. When you take that approach, it benefits the employee as much as it does the community.

For the past five years, OpenEye has opened its doors to CVSD students for a Build a Bike event where kids are paired with employees for a time of learning and building together.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF OPENEYE

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BUSINESS LISTINGS The infrastructure of the Business section is built around the over 200 businesses located in Liberty Lake. Complimentary standard listings were provided for those businesses via purchased listings from local phone providers. The Liberty Lake Guide provides no guarantee that the information listed is correct or up-to-date. Advertising was open to all businesses serving the greater community, regardless of location. An index of participating advertisers is included on page 113. For information on how your business can be included in next year’s Guide, email guide@peridot.info.

ACCOUNTING CRUMP, SHELLEY - TAX ACCOUNTANT

▼See below | scrump@ptera.net | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-999-5700

Making money matters stress free 20 years experience and a thorough understanding of tax law for: • Individuals • Small Businesses • Corporations

Enrolled to practice before the IRS

(509) 999-5700 JOHNSON, MITCH - CPA

Payroll/Quarterlies Tax Consulting Income Taxes Quickbooks Small Business Consulting • IRS Audit Representation Ask me about Life Planning options • • • • •

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Mitch Johnson, CPA

32 years experience with all taxes for individuals, businesses and SME’s Free Initial Consultation 12623 E. Sprague Avenue Spokane Valley, WA 99216

www.spkcpa.com 922-4879 Lisa Lundblad PC Stauffer And Associates

23403 E Mission Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-926-5447 2501 N Fairway Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-344-3200

ALTERATIONS Lynda’s Sewing And Alterations NW Tailoring STEIGER’S CLOTHES CLINIC

ANIMAL SERVICES SCRAPS

www.spokanecounty.org/scraps | 6815 E Trent Ave | Spokane Valley WA 99212 | 509-477-2532

Animal Protection • Pet Licensing • Dogs and Cats for Adoption

BUSINESS

APARTMENTS Big Trout Lodge Bitterroot Lodge Country Vista Apartments First Liberty Apartments Hawkstone Woodlake Village

ART The Art Chalet

23106 E Melkapsi Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-255-9600

ASSISTED & INDEPENDENT LIVING EVERGREEN FOUNTAINS ▼See below

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Where Wellness Is A Way Of Life

• Independent Living • Cottage Homes • Assisted Living • Light Assisted Living • Wellness & Fitness Center

• Swimming Pool & Spa • Walking Trail • Gourmet Chef • Bistro • Daily Tours!

Move specia-lsin!

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1201 N Evergreen Road, Spokane Valley

www.evergreenfountains.com GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY SPOKANE VALLEY ► See ad on page 54

GUARDIAN ANGEL HOMES ► See ad on page 55

Locally Owned and Operated by the Arger Family

17121 E 8th Ave | Spokane Valley WA 99016 | 509-924-6161

www.guardianangelhomes.com | 23102 E Mission Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-893-9300

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Assisted Living | Retirement Apartments Independent Cottages Secured environment for Alzheimer’s & Dementia • Nursing Care • Diabetic Care • Pet Friendly

• Housekeeping • Meals • Home-like Environment

• Garage • Activities • Transportation

23102 E. Mission Avenue Liberty Lake, Washington 99019

509-893-9300 www.guardianangelhomes.com

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56 ATTORNEYS West, Larry WOLFF, HISLOP & CROCKETT ▼See below

Wills ■ Trusts ■ Probates ■ Guardianship LLC ■ Partnerships ■ Mergers and Business Sales Real Estate ■ Corporate ■ Elder Law ■ Medicaid Business Litigation ■ Employment Law/Litigation Civil Litigation ■ Construction and Development Litigation J A MES A .

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AUTO SALES GEORGE GEE AUTOMOTIVE

â&#x2013;¼See below | 21502 E George Gee Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-927-1000

PROVIDING QUALITY SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES AND MODELS

509.927.1000

21502 E. George Gee Ave. Liberty Lake, WA

Mercedes-Benz of Spokane Porsche Of Spokane Spokane Kia

YOUR LOCAL SOURCE FOR

MANAGER, JOSH PETERSON

Preventative Maintenance General Automotive Repair Brakes Shocks Struts Alignment Diagnostics Oil Changes Custom Wheels National Accounts

22117 E. Country Vista Drive | Liberty Lake, WA 99019 509-922-7771 | al805@tirerama.com 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday - Friday | 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday

www.tirerama.com 6 MONTHS NO INTEREST FINANCING O.A.C.

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AUTO SERVICE & REPAIR ▼See below and page 96 | 16010 E Sprague Ave | Spokane Valley WA 99037 | 509-924-1681

CLARK’S TIRE & AUTOMOTIVE

YOUR FULL SERVICE TIRE CENTER

Mon-Fri 7am - 6pm Sat 8am - 5pm

16010 E. Sprague Ave.

Come see Chris and his team!

(Near Sullivan)

924-1681

Dealership Quality Services & Repairs With a Personal Touch

6 MONTHS SAME AS CASH O.A.C.

www.clarkstires.com

• Authorized Extended Warranty Service Provider • 3 Year 36,000 Mile Nationwide Warranty on Parts & Labor • State-Of-The-Art Technology • WI-FI In Our Waiting Room

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Liberty Lake Auto Repair Liberty Lube TIRE RAMA

• ASE/Emissions Certified Technicians With Continuous Training • Free shuttle service / Loaner Cars Available • FREE Local Towing With Repairs. Call for details.

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AUTO SUPPLY O’Reilly Auto Parts

1235 N Liberty Lake Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-892-7800

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Join the joyful. Become a Numerica member today.

Keep smilin’ at numericacu.com 800.433.1837 Federally insured by NCUA.

Meadow Wood Children’s Center

2224 N. Swing Ln., Liberty Lake • 924-6223 ~ Building the Future, One Child at a time ~ • Infants & Toddlers (1 mo. - 2.5 yrs.) e mak g • Pre-School & Pre-Kindergarten (2.5 yrs. - KG) e W rnin • Flexible & Part Time Schedules Available lea N! FU • Before & After School Care (KG - 12 yrs.) • Hot Lunch, Breakfast & 2 Snacks OPEN 6 a.m. − 6:30 p.m. • Experienced & Caring Staff MONDAY − FRIDAY • Early Achiever Participant Providing • DSHS Payments Accepted Quality Childcare to www.meadowwoodcc.com Liberty Lake since 1995

BUSINESS

BANKS & CREDIT UNIONS Bank Of America Bannerbank Horizon Credit Union NUMERICA CREDIT UNION Seattle Metropolitan Credit Union Sterling Bank STCU U.S. Bank Washington Trust Bank

BARBERS & BEAUTY SALONS (SEE SALONS & SPAS) CAR WASHES Country Vista Car Wash Liberty Lake Chevron & Car Wash

22066 E Country Vista Dr | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-891-2670 1109 N Liberty Lake Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-891-6084

CELL PHONES Go Wireless INC

1431 N Liberty Lake Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-893-7562

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GREATER SPOKANE VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1421 N Meadowwood Ln | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-924-4994

CHIROPRACTORS Binns Family Chiropractic Intelligent Balance Spinal Care Osborne Chiropractic And Sports Injury Clinic Proactive Health Chiropractic Spokane Spine and Disc

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62 CHURCHES

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 509-928-7931 | 509-891-0487 CORNERSTONE CHURCH www.spokanecornerstonechurch.org | 21326 E Mission Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-921-1543 ▼See below

Experience the Difference of

Pentecost

www.spokanecornerstonechurch.org Sunday at 11am and Wednesday at 7:30pm • 21326 E. Mission Ave. Liberty Lake, WA Lakeside Church Liberty Lake Baptist Church Liberty Lake Church Uplift Church VALLEY REAL LIFE

1831 S Barker Rd | vrl.church | 509-232-0840

BUSINESS

CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES Bombshell Boutique

Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-220-7271

COFFEE Crazy Beagle Coffee Company Starbucks Twisp Cafe & Coffee House

CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING Columbia Construction CONNER CONSTRUCTION INC

22106 E Country Vista Dr | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-926-8705 ▼See below | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-290-0200

• Design/Build • Additions • Basements • Baths • Remodels • Kitchens • Garages

Building & Remodeling Contractor Licensed • Bonded • Insured

“A Trusted Name for over 25 Years”

509-290-0200

Don Conner, Liberty Lake resident Liberty Builders and Design INC Thompson Homes LLC By Jim Thompson

24134 E Dreamwood Cir | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-255-9482 Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-922-9141

CONVENIENCE STORES Cenex Zip Trip #11 Divine’s Fasmart Liberty Lake Chevron

COUNSELING Integrated Health And Behavior LIBERTY CROSS MINISTRIES

Forgive www.forgivingprayer.com

CREDIT UNIONS (SEE BANKS & CREDIT UNIONS)

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DENTISTS (SEE ALSO ORTHODONTISTS) ► See ad on pages 65 and 112 | 22910 E Appleway Ste 5 | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-927-9279 Family, Preventative, Advanced Implant & Cosmetic Dentistry

CASEY FAMILY DENTAL Condon Dental Services CULLINGS FAMILY DENTISTRY

22106 E. Country Vista Dr. Suite C Liberty Lake, WA 99019

▼See below | www.growupsmiling.com | 1327 N Stanford Ln Ste B | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-891-7070

KIDDS DENTAL

Going to the Dentist Can Be Fun! New Patients Welcome State-of-the-Art Facility

AS PUBLISHED Early IN SPOKANE COEUR morning, evening & D’ALENE LIVING • 2010

891-7070

appointments TOPSaturday SPOKANE AREA DENTISTS & SPECIALISTS

available 24/7 emergency services Jared D. Evans, DMD for existing patients Pediatric Specialist Most Insurance Accepted • Complimentary Paraffin Hand Wax Treatments 1327 N. Stanford Ln. Suite B Cash Discounts Available Liberty Lake, WA 99019 • Comprehensive Dentistry for the Whole Family

www.GrowUpSmiling.com

• Cable Television and Music

Liberty Lake Family Dentistry

1328 N Stanford Ln | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-891-5001

• Complimentary Nitrous

Your Source for Family, Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry

DR. TIM CASEY, DDS

Member American Dental Association | Liberty Lake Resident

Cleanings | Extractions | Nitrous Oxide Tooth Colored Fillings Crowns (Caps) & Bridges Porcelain Veneers | Teeth Whitening Dentures/Partials | Implants

Sedation Dentistry

927-9279 www.libertylakedentist.com 22910 E Appleway, Suite 5 In Liberty Lake

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Are you earning enough on your savings? Scott Draper, AAMS® Financial Financial Advisor Advisor . .

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No matter which way the financial markets are going, together we’ll determine whether any changes are needed to help keep your investment plan on track. Contact us today for a complimentary portfolio analysis.

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Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc. owns the certification marks CFP® and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ in the U.S. Securities and investment advisory services are offered through Thrivent Investment Management Inc., 625 Fourth Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55415, a FINRA and SIPC member and a wholly owned subsidiary of Thrivent Financial, the marketing name for Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, Appleton, WI. Thrivent Financial representatives are registered representatives of Thrivent Investment Management Inc. For additional important information, visit Thrivent.com/disclosures. Appleton, Wisconsin • Minneapolis, Minnesota • Thrivent.com • 800-847-4836 28506 N7-15

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DOCTORS (SEE PHYSICIANS & HEALTH CARE) DRY CLEANING Scollard’s Cleaning

22121 E Country Vista Dr | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-921-9086

EDUCATION (SEE SCHOOLS) ELECTRICIANS Fogg Electric Inc

1421 N Meadowwood Ln | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-928-2420

EVENT & MEETING FACILITIES ROCKIN’ B RANCH

3912 Spokane Bridge Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-891-9016

The destination barn venue for weddings, events and our acclaimed Cowboy Supper Show. Visit RockinBRanch.com for the 2015 schedule

Zephyr Lodge

1900 S Zephyr Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-255-6122

EYE CARE (SEE OPTOMETRISTS) FINANCIAL SERVICES Alliant Securities Inc EDWARD JONES - SCOTT DRAPER THRIVENT FINANCIAL

Liberty Lake’s Best Nine-Hole Golf Course Driving Range • Group & Private Lessons • Golf Shop • Beautiful Views Junior Camps • Club Fitting • Practice Facility • Mexican Restaurant

Driving Range: Heated - Covered - Mats - Grass 1102 N. Liberty Lake Rd. | Liberty Lake 99019 www.libertylakewa.gov/golf | 509.928.3484 Chris Johnston, PGA Professional

BUSINESS

FLOORING Andrews Floor Covering QUALITY HARDWOOD FLOORS

▼See below |

Best of Spokane THREE YEARS IN A ROW

Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-928-8343 3727 E Columbia Ave | Spokane WA 99217 | 509-483-8401

Stairways, medallions and inlays

Residential, commercial and gymnasiums

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509-483-8401

QUALITYHARDWOODFLOORS.ORG

Owned and operated by Spokane's Nevin Family since 1953

FURNITURE Consign Furniture

21605 E Country Vista Dr | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-928-9090

GIFTS Air With A Flair Thirty One Gifts

23314 E Boone Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-891-1447 24950 E Hawkstone Loop | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-290-6651

GOLF CARTS & ATVS Allsport OTT-KNOTT USED GOLF CARTS

▼See below |

19505 E Broadway Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99016 | 509-926-5044 4508 E Sprague Ave | Spokane Valley WA 99212 | 509-951-4740

MIKE SEZ LOOK!!! 85 USED GOLF CARTS $$$ Tune Up Specials $$$ MAG WHEEL SPECIAL PRICES TROJAN BATTERIES

Call Mike — 951-4740

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Ott Knott – 4508 E. Sprague Near Costco & Lowe’s in Valley

Open Saturdays

GOLF COURSES Liberty Lake Golf Course MeadowWood Golf Course TRAILHEAD AT LIBERTY LAKE

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70 GOVERNMENT Central Valley School District CITY OF LIBERTY LAKE

Discover Liberty Lake

22710 E. Country Vista Drive • Liberty Lake, WA 99019

(509) 755-6700 • www.libertylakewa.gov

LIBERTY LAKE SEWER & WATER DISTRICT

22510 E Mission Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-922-5443

EWER & W AT •S

RICT DIST ER

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▼See below and on pages 4-5

CELEBRATING

YEARS

For over 40 years, the Liberty Lake Sewer & Water District has worked tirelessly to safeguard our water, both above and below the ground.

22510 E Mission | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509 922-5443 | www.libertylake.org Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency Washington State Dept of Transportation

3104 E Augusta Ave | Spokane WA 99207 | 509-477-4727 2700 N Harvard Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-922-9856

GRAPHIC DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN & MARKETING www.idearockets.com | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-879-8446 The Power To Be Seen. Brand Identity Packages • Integrated Marketing Collateral • Creative Ad & Print Design

GROCERY STORES Albertsons Supermarkets The Butcher Block At Hay J’s Yokes Foods

HAIR CUTS & CARE (SEE SALONS & SPAS) HARDWARE STORES The Home Depot

21701 E Country Vista Dr | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-891-0613

BUSINESS

HEALTH CLUBS & PERSONAL TRAINING ▼See below | www.anytimefitness.com | 23505 E Appleway | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-891-6800

ANYTIME FITNESS

Always open

Join one. Join all.

Crossfit Liberty Lake Exercise Institute LIBERTY LAKE ATHLETIC CLUB

Welcoming environment

23505 E Appleway Ave, Liberty Lake 509.891.6800 | anytimefitness.com

YOUR CLUB: • personal training • full court gym • cardio room • weights • yoga • Pilates • tanning

• aerobics classes • cycling room • pool & spa • massage & esthetics • swimming — lessons & team • sauna & steam rooms • kid’s programs

Corner of Mission & Molter 23410 E. Mission Ave. • Liberty Lake Physzique Fitness

HOMES (SEE REAL ESTATE)

1611 N Molter Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-891-7886

Working together. For you. At Valley Hospital, you’ll find the advanced medical technology you need—when you need it. Our dedicated and experienced medical staff includes more than 450 physicians and offers 20 specialties ranging from emergency medicine and surgery to oncology and obstetrics. Advanced medical care and technology, right here at home. For you.

 To learn more, visit SpokaneValleyHospital.com, “like” us on Facebook, and follow @RockwoodHealth on Twitter and Instagram!

12606 E. Mission Avenue Spokane Valley, WA 99216 509.924.6650

BUSINESS

HOSPITALS (SEE ALSO PHYSICIANS & HEALTH CARE) Deaconess Hospital 800 W 5th Ave | Spokane WA 99201 | 509-473-5800 101 W 8th Ave | Spokane WA 99204 | 509-474-3131 Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center & Children’s Hospital VALLEY HOSPITAL - ROCKWOOD spokanevalleyhospital.com | 12606 E Mission Ave | Spokane Valley WA 99216 | 509-924-6650 ◄ See ad on page 72

HOTELS & LODGING Best Western Plus Pepper Tree Liberty Lake Inn Quality Inn And Suites

1816 N Pepper Ln | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-755-1111 2327 N Madson Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-340-3333

INSURANCE AVENUE INSURANCE PLANNERS

Brian Gruss INDEPENDENT AGENT

▼See below | avenueinsuranceplanners.com | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-927-9200

Offering some of the lowest cost Medicare Supplements in the state.

509-927-9200 Delta Dental Of Washington Farmers Insurance - Fabio Insurance Agency Metlife Auto & Home

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INSURANCE (CONTINUED) ▼See below | 100 N Mullan Rd Ste 101 | Spokane Valley WA 99206 | 509-893-8782

NORTHWEST INSURANCE BROKERS

Our service sets us apart Since 1981, we have built long-term relationships with Washington, Idaho and Arizona families by focusing on satisfying needs, finding the best possible price and truly appreciating their business. Our clients save as much as 20% on auto rates when we also insure their home. Our products are placed with ethical, financially sound insurance providers to ensure not only great service when shopping for insurance, but also for those times when you need your insurance to be there for you.

Love, hope, success, Love, H O M E • A U T O • B U S I N E S S • B O AT family, hope, (509) 893-8782 www.nwinsurancebrokers.com security. Emily Osborne, Agent 1314 N Liberty Road TierPointLake Building Liberty Lake,Ave WASte. 99019 23403 E Mission 117 Bus: 509-927-2886 Liberty Lake, WA 99019 callemilynow.com Bus: 509-927-2886

M OTO R C Y C L E

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STATE FARM INSURANCE - EMILY OSBORNE ▼See below

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23403 E Mission Ave Ste 117 | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-927-2886

success, There’s nobody like me to security. protect the things we all value. callemilynow.com Like a good neighbor, Some things we all have in common. Emily Osborne, Agent State Farm Some things is there. There’s nobody likewe meall to protect 1314 N Liberty Lake Road have in common. TODAY. the things we all value. Liberty Lake, WA 99019 CALL ME Like a good neighbor, Bus: 509-927-2886 There’s nobody like me to callemilynow.com State Farm is there.® ®

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Susan Bradbury American Family Mutual Insurance D3

INTERNET PROVIDERS

protect things we all value. CALL MEthe TODAY. Like a good neighbor, 23403 E MissionisAvethere. | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-921-5566 State Farm CALL ME TODAY. ®

CenturyLink 877-348-9005 Comcast 800-266-2278 Ptera Wireless 24001 E Mission Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-927-7837 WebBand 23403 E Mission Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-688-2550

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BUSINESS

LANDSCAPING Michael Terrell-Landscape Architect

1421 N Meadowwood Ln | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-922-7449

LAWN & TREE CARE Jet Green Lawn & Tree Care PACIFIC LAWN MAINTENANCE

Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-981-0740 Pacific-Lawn.com | Spokane Valley WA 99037 | 509-218-1775

LIQUOR STORES Liberty Lake Liquor

1326 N Liberty Lake Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-924-4410

MANUFACTURING, TECHNOLOGY & OTHER AAging Better In Home Care Accrafab Inc ACT Agnew Consulting All Weather Wood Altek Inc Arcadis US Inc Arcadis US Inc Bargain Hunt Bunzl Distribution CH Robinson Com2 Voice Data Fiber CU Northwest Diversified Service Co F5 Networks Family Home Care And Hospice First Data Corp Frencken American Inc Gen Power Plus H2E Inc Halversen Home Interiors IT Lifeline Inc Liberty Lake Management Mario And Son Marble & Granite Mccs Meadowwood Three LLC NBS Promos North Star Enterprises ODM Corp LLC Origin Engineering LLC

Honoringlocal local communities communities and Honoring and encouraging citizen citizen involvement encouraging involvement

Liberty Lake’s Liberty Lake’s Community Newspaper

Community Newspaper

A Valley-wide

A Valley-wide Community Newsmonthly Community Newsmonthly

Connect with Connect withCurrent The Splash and The

The Splash and The Current

Send story ideas, photo submissions and event information to editor@libertylakesplash.com Send story ideas, photo submissions and event information

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For information on advertising options and sponsorship opportunities, email advertise@libertylakesplash.com For information on advertising options and sponsorship opportunities, email

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www.libertylakesplash.com • www.valleycurrent.com

BUSINESS

MANUFACTURING, TECHNOLOGY & OTHER (CONTINUED) Parker Hannifin Corporation Peramis Productions Premier Manufacturing Proto Technologies Inc Qualfon Quantum Northwest Railroad Fuel Consultants Lp RecordKeeper Safety Unlimited Scanivalve Corp Sierra Music Publications State Line Paving Maintence Stonefire Arms Structured Tanim LLC Telect Inc Tierpoint Tio Inc. Urban Super Foods Venture Design Services Inc Wedgwood Services Inc Western Peterbilt Inc Win4net

MASSAGE Captivating Massage Therapy PHIL HARRIS LMP #60294803 Whispering Falls Massage Therapy

MECHANICS (SEE AUTO SERVICE & REPAIR) MEDICAL SUPPLIES Liberty Lake Medical Supply

22910 E Appleway Ave Ste 3 | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-891-2856

MORTGAGES Catlin Capital Inc Liberty Lake Mortgage

23403 E Mission Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-242-7880 23129 E Mission Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-921-6999

MOVING SERVICES (SEE STORAGE & MOVING) MUSEUM SPOKANE VALLEY HERITAGE

www.valleyheritagecenter.org | 12114 E Sprague | Spokane Valley WA 99206 | 509-922-4570

NAIL CARE (SEE SALONS & SPAS) NEWSPAPERS THE SPLASH AND THE CURRENT The Spokane Valley News Herald The Spokesman-Review

â&#x2014;&#x201E; See ad on page 76 | www.libertylakesplash.com | www.valleycurrent.com | 509-242-7752

Spokane Valley WA 99206 | 509-924-2440 Spokane WA 99201 | 509-459-5000

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EXCELLENCE IN THE EYES OF OUR PATIENTS “Proudly Serving Liberty Lake and Spokane since 2000” Accepting New Patients Comprehensive Eye Care With a Smile Diabetic Eye Exams Glasses and Contact Lenses Lasik and Cataract Care Red or Dry Eyes

DR. BRET ULRICH

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893.7574

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23505 E Appleway Ave Ste 204 | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-892-9284

PAINTING Shanks Painting Inc

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PERSONAL TRAINING (SEE HEALTH CLUBS & PERSONAL TRAINING) PET CARE (SEE ALSO VETERINARIANS) Liberty Lake Pet Sitters Liberty Lake WA | 509-926-8640 PARADISE PET RESORT www.paradisepetresort.org | 11420 E Jackson Ave | Spokane Valley WA 99206 | 509-290-6024 PAWPULAR COMPANIONS PET SUPPLIES 21950 E Country Vista Dr Ste 100 | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-927-8890 ▼See below

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PHYSICIANS & HEALTH CARE (CONTINUED) SPOKANE FOOT CLINIC ▼See below

Liberty Lake Medical Bldg | 2207 N Molter Rd Ste 203 | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-921-0971

We’ve grown 16,532 feet. With a population of 8,266 people, Liberty Lake was aching for a foot and ankle specialist.

Stevens Naturopathic Center VALLEY OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY

(509) 924-1990

Advanced Compassionate Care You Can Trust A full range of Women’s Healthcare Services by Board Certified Healthcare Professionals Maternity Care • Midwifery Programs • Lactation Services Family Planning • Menopause Management 3D/4D Ultrasound on Site

www.valobgyn.com Easy freeway access • Free parking • Two convenient locations

Valley Young People’s Clinic

1415 N. Houk, Suite A • Spokane Valley 1334 N. Whitman, Suite 220 • Liberty Lake Douglas Brown, DO, FACOOG Lori Frank Joy, MD, FACOG Nathan Meltzer, MD, FACOG Andrea Prabhu, MD, FACOG Olivia M. Sementi, MD, FACOG Wendi Fairweather, DNP, CNM Lisa Freeland, ARNP, CNM Brenda Durnin, PA-C Genevieve Wimberley, PA-C

23813 E Appleway Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-928-6383

BUSINESS

PIZZA (SEE ALSO RESTAURANTS) Brother’s Office Pizza Domino’s Pizza Liberty Lake Fieldhouse Pizza and Pub PAPA MURPHY’S

1318 N Liberty Lake Road • Liberty Lake (Albertsons Shopping Center)

(509) 926-7272 Piccolo Artisan Pizza Kitchen Pizza Hut

21718 E Mission Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-926-5900 1330 N Liberty Lake Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-922-8600

PLUMBING Peak Plumbing LLC Roto-Rooter Plumbing Service

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POND SERVICES Fish Guys

Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-922-4468

PRESCHOOLS (SEE CHILDCARE & EDUCATION) PRINTING UPS Store

1324 N Liberty Lake Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-927-7878

PRODUCE AC Starr Farms Carver Farms Fresh Start Produce

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REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS BAKER CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT INC

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1421 N Meadowwood Ln Ste 200 | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-458-5860

REAL ESTATE LENDING (SEE MORTGAGES) REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT CALL REALTY INC.

◄ See ad on page 88 | 12623 E Sprague Ave Ste 4 | Spokane Valley WA 99216 | 509-921-9898

RESTAURANTS (SEE ALSO PIZZA) Barlows at Liberty Lake Brother’s Office Pizza Carl’s Jr Restaurant Ding How Restaurant Fieldhouse Pizza and Pub Hay J’s Bistro Jimmy Johns Just Chillin’ Frozen Yogurt McDonalds Palenque Mexican Restaurant Piccolo Artisan Pizza Kitchen Pizza Hut R ‘n R Clubhouse San Francisco Sourdough Subway Taco Bell Taco Time The Corkhouse True Legends Grill Twisp Cafe & Coffee House

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ROOFING, SIDING & WINDOWS Affordable NW Roofing Reve Exteriors LLC SPOKANE ROOFING

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• Residential roofing installation • Existing roof demolition • Commercial repair & replacement • Snow Removal • Metal roof systems • Fluid applied roof coatings • Preferred Insurance Contractor

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RVS Camping World ForeTravel Northwest Inc Freedom RV R’nR RV Center

SALONS & SPAS Adhara Salon & Spa Anne’s Nails Great Clips For Hair Karen Does My Hair NAIL PALACE Riviera Tan & Spa Boutique Salon Capello Supercuts Zenaida Spa & Studio

BUSINESS

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24001 E Mission Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-891-9999

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BUSINESS

STORAGE & MOVING AFFORDABLE STORAGE ◄ See ad on page 92

22021 E Wellesley/4622 N Sullivan | Otis Orchards/Spokane Valley | 509-924-6115 | 509-928-5410

Crown Moving Co Inc Liberty Lake Storage Storage Solutions Liberty Lake STOR-A-WAY SELF STORAGE & U-HAUL ▼See below

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RESIDENT MANAGER • FULLY FENCED • SECURITY CODED GATE ENTRY • 24-HOUR VIDEO SURVEILLANCE • Gate Hours: 6am-9pm PAVED / LIGHTED • Office Hours: M-F 9am-5:30pm • Sun. 12-5:30pm 5' x 6' TO 12' x 45' SIZES •

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2211 N Harvard Rd | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-795-5654

TANNING Caribbean Heat Tanning Salon Riviera Tan & Spa Boutique

23801 E Appleway Ave Ste 120 | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-892-3905 1235 N Liberty Lake Rd Ste 106 | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-892-0826

TAX PREPARATION (SEE ACCOUNTING)

Written By Oscar Wilde Auditioning August 8th, 2016 Performing October 7th – 15th, 2016

Written by Vera Morris Auditioning October 17th, 2016 Performing November 4th and 5th, 2016

Written by Nick Kittilstved Auditioning October 10th, 2016 Performing December 9th – 17th, 2016

by Liberty Lake Community Theatre Auditioning January 9th, 2017 Performing March 3rd – 11th, 2017

Written by Tim Kelly Auditioning February 27th, 2017 Performing March 17th & 18th, 2017

Written by Erin Detrick Auditioning March 20th, 2017 Performing April 7th & 8th, 2017

Written by Scott Freheit Auditioning February 13th, 2017 Performing May 5th – 13th, 2017

Written by Dan Neidermyer Auditioning May 22nd, 2017 Performing June 9th – 10th, 2017

Written by Flip Kobler & Cindy Marcus Auditioning May 8th, 2017 Performing July 7th – 15th, 2017

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BUSINESS

THEATER LIBERTY LAKE COMMUNITY THEATRE ◄ See ad on page 94 | 22910 E Appleway Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | Phone unavailable

TIRES (SEE AUTO SERVICE & REPAIRS) TRAVEL CRUISEONE - SHARON KEVINS & ASSOCIATES Sand Between Your Toes Travel

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TREE CARE (SEE LAWN & TREE CARE) URGENT CARE (SEE HOSPITALS, PHYSICANS & HEALTH CARE) USED CARS (SEE AUTO SALES) VETERINARIANS LEGACY ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTER

▼See below | 1318 N Stanford Ln | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-926-8387

“Providing Quality Medicine with Compassion”

Dr. Mark Fosberg, Dr. Meagan Bright, Dr. Sara Schrag, Dr. Emily Wynne

Traditional and Holistic Medicine Soft Tissue and Orthopedic Surgeries Acupuncture and Cold Laser Therapy Comprehensive Dentistry Luxury Pet Lodging · All Breed Dog Grooming

1318 N. Stanford Ln. Liberty Lake

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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: Monday-Friday 7:30am-7:30pm · Saturday 8am-5pm

Liberty Lake Veterinary PONTI VETERINARY HOSPITAL

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Dr. Jerry Ponti Dr. Jamie Engstrom Dr. Ruth Reiha Dr. Doug Honken Dr. Jordan Spears Hours: M-F 8-5:30 Sat 8-5

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23403 E Mission Ave | Liberty Lake WA 99019 | 509-688-2550

WINE Liberty Lake Liquor & Wine Liberty Lake Wine Cellars

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PLAY-CES TO EXPLORE

Water Liberty Lake Skiing, sailing and tubing are all options on the 706 lake acres of water available. Fishing is open from March through October,

Golf Liberty Lake Golf Course

and a public boat launch with dock is available at 23810 E. 3rd Ave. www.wdfw.wa.gov/ fishing/washington/133

Newman Lake Recreation activities such as boating, fishing and

and putting areas and clubhouse www.spokanecounty. org

24403 E. Sprague Ave. 18-hole, par 70 course along with driving range, separate chipping

MeadowWood Golf Course

Trails

trail follows the Spokane River and connects Spokane to Coeur d’Alene. www.spokanecentennialtrail.org

Centennial Trail Local trailheads: Washington/Idaho State Line (mile 1), Harvard (mile 4), Barker (mile 6.5) Running along the city’s north border, this paved

24501 E. Valleyway Ave.

City of Liberty Lake Over 25 miles of in-town trails provide multi-use

tubing can be enjoyed at this lake nestled in the northeast part of the Greater Valley near the Idaho border. www.wdfw.wa.gov/ fishing/washington/135

Spokane River

18-hole, par 72 championship course with strategically placed trees, bunkers and water features along with restaurant and pro shop www.spokanecounty. org

Trailhead Golf Course

purposes for pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles. Many connect to neighborhood parks, open spaces and places of interest such as Nature’s Place at Meadowwood Arboretum. www.libertylakewa. gov

Liberty Lake Regional Park

Fishing, paddling and rafting can all be done on the Spokane River Water Trail, which runs north of Interstate 90 throughout the Valley area. www.spokaneriver.net

1102 N. Liberty Lake Road 9-hole, par 33 course with tree-lined fairways, driving range and practice areas www.libertylakewa. gov/246/Golf

3707 S. Zephyr Road The park provides eight miles of hiking trails with a cedar grove, switchbacks, wildlife sightings and a waterfall. www.spokanecounty. org/parks

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Outdoor recreation opportunities abound in and around Liberty Lake

Parks City Parks Five Fingers Park 22855 E. Country Vista Drive Half Moon Park Holl Boulevard & Indiana Avenue Liberty Lake Elementary and Ball Fields 23606 E. Boone Ave.

Mountains Mica Moon Zip Tours A canopy tour adventure over Mica Peak that includes 8 zips along with tree-top bridges and hikes, which provide breathtaking views of the Spokane area. www.micamoon.com

Little Bear Park Garry Drive & Broadway Avenue Pavillion Park Molter Road & Country Vista Drive Pump House Park 1457 N. Simpson Road Rocky Hill Park Mission Avenue & Winrock Street Town Square Park Appleway Avenue & Meadowwood Lane

Fallen Heroes Circuit Course City Hall, Pavillion Park, Rocky Hill Park, Town Square Park, Trailhead Golf Course Five stations honoring the five military branches are spread throughout the city with various exercise equipment at each. www.llfhcc.org

3707 S. Zephyr Road Over 3,500 acres of wetlands, lakeshore and forest provide the backdrop for outdoors opportunities, including a campground, playground, ORV park, swimming beach and more. www.spokanecounty. org/parks

Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park

Lookout Pass Ski Area

49 Degrees North Mountain Resort

Mead, Wash: 28 miles www.mtspokane.com

Silver Mountain Resort Kellogg, Idaho: 62 miles www.silvermt.com

Exit 0 on the Idaho/Montana border: 78 miles www.skilookout.com

Schweitzer Mountain Resort Sandpoint, Idaho: 68 miles www.schweitzer.com

Liberty Lake Regional Park

Chewelah, Wash.: 70 miles www.ski49n.com

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WASHINGTON TRAILS ASSOCIATION AT LIBERTY LAKE REGIONAL PARK

PHOTO: BRUCE-ANDRE.SQUARESPACE.COM

The area Located in the southeast part of Liberty Lake, the park was once home to one of the multiple resorts that dotted the lake. Visitors who came to enjoy the amenities during the early 20th century helped Liberty Lake earn its reputation as Spokaneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Inland Seashore. In 1966, Spokane County purchased the land to create the Liberty Lake Regional Park, which today covers more than 3,500 acres.

Highlights The trails are among the most popular in the

Spokane County Parks system. The 8-mile loop has a 1,200-foot gain in elevation and includes multiple bridges, creeks and switchbacks, as well as a waterfall and an old-growth cedar forest. There is abundant flora, and wildlife sightings of animals such as deer and moose are common.

Role of WTA Washington Trails Association (WTA) is the voice for hikers in the state of Washington, working to preserve, enhance and promote hiking opportunities. As

the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest statebased hiking nonprofit, the group works with volunteers to maintain trails and promote hiking as a healthy, fun way to explore the outdoors.

Recent work In 2015, WTA work groups moved the Split Creek Trail up-slope for better drainage and longterm sustainability. It was difficult work due to steep terrain and the movement of lots of rock, said WTA Coordinator Holly Weiler. Located on the opposite side of the creek from the main trail, the new trail

is extremely durable due to rock retaining walls and rock placements underfoot.

Choose your adventure A variety of trail options allows all abilities and ages to enjoy the system, Weiler said. The Split Creek Trail paired with the main trail makes a short loop, while the waterfall trail paired with the Edith Hansen Bridal Trail is a favorite longer hike. The park also provides the setting for high school cross country meets, trail runs and snowshoeing.

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Remember Carry the 10 essentials, even for a short hike (www.wta. org/hiking-info/basics/ ten-essentials). Weiler is a firm believer in Leave No Trace ethics, which includes the “pack it in, pack it out” philosophy, as well as traveling on durable surfaces to protect the environment. Furthermore, park rules state that dogs must remain on a leash.

Get involved Pick up litter while hiking. Write trip reports on the WTA website to let others know what can be found along the trail. Join a WTA work party to give back as part of a group. No experience is necessary, and WTA takes care of the tools and the training, Weiler said. “It's a rewarding experience that gives hikers a sense of ownership – our volunteers always remember ‘their’ trail section – along with a sense of accomplishment.”

Learn more www.wta.org or www. spokanecounty.org/ parks

WTA groups worked on steep side slopes with rock bars and pick mattocks to move large rocks during the re-routing of the Split Creek Trail.

PHOTO: HOLLY WEILER, WASHINGTON TRAILS ASSOCIATION

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A NATURAL HIGH An outdoor adventure in Liberty Lake’s backyard became a reality last spring when Mica Moon Zip Tours opened for business. Developed by Rik and Heidi Stewart, the zip line course threads through forest glens, over valleys and near historic moonshine camps just a few miles from the heart of the community. While the name may refer to the illicit activity that took place in the area during Prohibition, Mica Moon’s website brags that today’s experience on the mountain is “the most fun anyone could have while being completely sober.” With last year’s attendance reaching nearly 3,000 customers, people seem to agree. Thrill seekers of all ages and abilities took to the course during its debut season for a chance to soar high in the treetops and catch a glimpse of wildlife or moonshine remnants. Grandparents zipped alongside children and grandchildren. Couples, friends and co-workers shared the experience, while anniversaries, birthdays and graduations were celebrated on the course.

PHOTO COURTESY OF MICA MOON ZIP TOURS

Mica Moon is scheduled to open for the season in April with additional guides to host even more tours in 2016. For more on this local company, zip on over to www.micamoon.com.

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A number of reasons to zip

2½

Hours the tour typically takes

7 500

Tree-top platforms

Feet off the ground at the highest point during the tour

12 3,000

Number of guides in 2015

Approximate number of people who zipped last year

8 294

Zip lines for participants to go on

Acreage covered during the tour

Negative reviews received since business began

PHOTO COURTESY OF SETH FOGELMAN

Soaring reviews “I started my bachelor party here, and everyone loved it. We had a great time, and the staff was very friendly. Everything went without a hitch!” – Seth “A great outdoor adventure for any highthrill seeking couples! My fiancé and I had a blast flying through the trees exploring the Pacific Northwest from a spectacular viewpoint.” – Alicia

“I took a team of 12 work associates for a teambuilding event as a reward for a job well done. Worth every dime!” – Brad “I have done zip tours in other parts of the world and was so impressed with the quality, professionalism and fun of this zip line. I can’t believe such a gem is in little Liberty Lake!” – Kali “I am 11 years old and scared of heights. The

guides were very nice and encouraging. It was an amazing experience, and I am looking forward to doing it again.” – Connor “I am partially paralyzed from the waist down, and these guys made sure that I was accommodated at every point in the tour. I never felt like I was putting them out. Their encouragement and enthusiasm was unsurpassed in making this bucket list item of mine a dream come true!” – Thomas

*Testimonials for Mica Moon Zip Tours were gathered from www.tripadvisor.com.

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AN ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE Bob Scott remembers picking up a golf club when he was 13. Along with a buddy and his dad, Scott started golfing at a 9-hole course in Pullman, continued to enjoy the game through high school and even played two years on the WSU golf team. Beginning his career in golf as a cook at Indian Canyon, Scott quickly moved up the ranks into the pro shop and then on to becoming head pro. He did a six-month stint at a coastal course, which he described as a “country club experience” that helped him determine he was more of a public course person. The 56-year-old has served as a local pro since 1992, starting at Liberty Lake Golf Course and then moving over to MeadowWood, where he has been since 1996. Scott took an unexpected break from his job last year when he was told by doctors that he had a brain tumor. His crew and community members rallied to show their support by organizing the October BS to Cancer benefit tournament that filled both county courses in Liberty Lake and bolstered

Scott’s determination to live life to the fullest. Scott’s diagnosis hasn’t slowed him down. He has traveled and skied in between treatments. After spending some time on the slopes, he said he’s looking forward to hanging up his skis and getting back to the greens with his crew and fellow golfers, who have been a support to him during this past year. Q: What are some of the memorable moments of your career? A: I set the course record at Indian Canyon in 1999. I didn’t think I would ever set a record, but it stayed for seven years. That was my claim to fame as a player. When I got to Liberty Lake in 1992, there were around 1,800 people living here. Watching the whole city evolve and grow has been wonderful. Q: What has kept you as a pro in the area all these years? A: I’ve got to admit, I love the Spokane area. It’s big enough, but it’s not a Seattle or a L.A. It’s also got all four seasons. I’m pretty much off for four months so I

can ski and then when it’s time to golf, I put the skis away. Q: Do you have a favorite hole in the area? A: The toughest par 5 in town is No. 16 at MeadowWood. Q: What do you love most about your job? A: The people. In this job, you have to be a people person. It’s what I love. I’ve been real fortunate to have a great crew – it makes life easy. Q: When did you first start having health issues? A: I had some health issues over the past couple years that doctors couldn’t figure out. And then last summer, one of my assistants started noticing things and brought it to my attention. I just knew something was wrong, and in August they determined I had a brain tumor. Then we started the process of putting in a port, chemo treatments, hospital visits. What I‘ve learned through this process is that everyone’s bodies handle things different. Thankfully, my tumor has shrunk quite a bit.

The life of a pro “There are a lot of facets to being a head pro; I do 20 different things a day. My biggest duty is to be an ambassador of the golf course and a welcoming host. To me, playing is part of it, a part of the game. But what we’re really doing is running a business.” – Bob Scott, head professional, MeadowWood Golf Course Q: The October benefit tournament had a huge attendance. How did you feel that day? A: The only time I cried in the last seven months was when my assistant told me they were having the benefit. The support has been off the charts, the most humbling thing in the world. It’s the biggest shotgun tournament they’ve ever had; it filled two courses with 370 golfers. It impacted the way I look at life in a real good way. Q: What are you most looking forward to this golf season? A: Just getting back into the same routine. Once you’re in that situation, you never know what’s going to happen. I’ve tried to be active and have a good attitude. I’m so fortunate. For me, it’s just a bump in the road.

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BubbleBall birthday parties in 2015

5-8-11

Year the HUB opened as a nonprofit

2007

HUB full-time staff members

504

Average number of pickleball players per month in 2015

Basketball-volleyball-pickleball courts available at the HUB

HUB SPORTS CENTER

66,650 Square feet in the facility

PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE HUB

Middle schools participating in the HUB 360 afterschool program

417

Unclaimed water bottles that have been donated to charity

28,815

Largest attendance month ever (January 2015)

1,000,000

Lifetime attendance milestone reached by the HUB on Nov. 21, 2015

$3.9 million Goal to raise by the end of 2016 via a capital campaign

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Fast facts

HOLIDAY HILLS For a short period of time, residents around Liberty Lake didn’t have far to travel for winter recreation. During the 1970s, an old basketball camp located in the area known as Carlson Hill was developed into a resort for skiing and snowmobile enthusiasts. Advertised to become the “Disneyland of the Inland Empire,” Holiday Hills struggled to stay in operation and closed by the end of the decade. The remaining vacant lodge was destroyed by a fire in 1998.

Location: 880 acres of the hill on the west side of Liberty Lake, known as Carlson Hill What’s there now: Legacy Ridge housing development Years of operation: 1971 to 1977 Owner: Chuck Williams Elevation: 2,664 feet Features: Lighted ski slopes, double chairlift, two snow-making machines, half-mile oval snowmobile track, ice skating rink Lodge amenities: Ski shop, restaurants, daycare center, swimming pool and hotel/dormitory rooms Events: Hosted what was billed as the Northwest’s largest snowmobile race in February 1972. Also, 500 Winnebago motor homes were used as rental housing at the site during the 1974 World’s Expo in Spokane.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF ROSS SCHNEIDMILLER

Claim to fame: A ski vacation to Holiday Hills was given as a prize on the TV show “The Dating Game” during the 1970s.

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SPORTS, SETBACKS MARKED FULFILLING PATH FOR FRALICH By Mike Vlahovich Guide Contributor Balky knees and disillusionment with college basketball changed Laura Fralich’s way of thinking. The former Central Valley High School basketball standout who helped spearhead the Bears first girls State 4A championship in 1993 began a globetrotting journey that took her from basketball to ultimately finding what she’d been looking for. Two decades later, she is a sports medicine physician with a resume as long as the trip that eventually brought her back to Spokane Valley. “You’ve seen it a million times over,” said Fralich, who practices out of Columbia Medical Associates’ Liberty Lake office. “Athletes maybe don’t end up where we all thought we might, for one thing or another.” As if channeling sentiment from the Rolling Stones’ “You can’t always get what you want,” Fralich added, “What we hope for isn’t what we get, but what we need.” What she originally wanted was a Division I

college basketball career. What she eventually got was something entirely different. A harbinger, perhaps, was the left knee anterior cruciate ligament tear as a junior at CV, the year before the Bears won the whole thing. After graduation and a fling at Division I St. Mary’s in the West Coast Conference, she tore up the other knee while playing at Spokane Falls Community College the following year, and her dreams went up in smoke. The injuries, Fralich said, played a small part in changing her career path. It was the grind of her freshman year at St. Mary’s that altered her perspective. That year, said Fralich, “I looked around and saw there were a lot of players as good as me and a lot better than me. There had to be more to life than basketball. I knew that when I finished, I had better figure out what that was.” Thus the idea that begat her Gulliver-like travels, including stops at eight different colleges on the road to what she was looking for.

School of hard knocks Her love affair with sports began because of a boy in second grade, she revealed with a chuckle. She liked the boy, who was playing on a YMCA youth basketball team, and she wanted to join him. “I know that sounds ridiculous, but that’s what got me into it,” she said. Once at CV, Fralich became a two-sport standout both in basketball and soccer. She was honorable mention All-Greater Spokane League in basketball as a sophomore; a first-team selection despite her injury as a junior; and in her senior year was named league MVP — this latter accomplishment while playing for a Bears championship team that was unbeaten in 29 games and not really tested at state. It was the culmination of a career that included two fourthplace state trophies and a cumulative 75-12 record. She remembers vividly the first ACL tear, coming on her birthday during the Stinky Sneaker spirit game at CV against rival University. Continued on page 110

The long and winding road Dr. Laura Fralich’s journey has taken her from the court to the classroom to her career as a physician. 1993-1994: St. Mary’s College of California 1994-1995: Spokane Falls Community College 1995-1997: The Masters College, bachelor of science, biology 1999-2000: Whitworth University, master’s degree in teaching 2002-2003: Kentwood High School, math/ science teacher, head basketball coach 2003-2005: St. Christopher’s College of Medicine 2006-2008: Ross University School of Medicine, medical degree 2008-2011: Providence Family Medicine (Spokane), primary care residency 2012-2013: University of Massachusetts, primary care sports medicine fellowship 2013 to present: Columbia Medical Associates, family and sports medicine physician

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FRALICH’S 1993 TEAM IS HONORED AT CV ON ITS WALL OF FAME.

Continued from page 108 “It doesn’t get any better than that,” Fralich ruefully deadpanned. “I wanted to play in college, and at the time I was pretty worried.” After graduation, it was off to that hoped-for Division I career. The first year proved unfulfilling, so she came home to play at SFCC and was ticketed for Cornell until she blew out the other knee six minutes into a game in front of the university’s coaches. Her playing career came to a gratifying conclusion at NAIA Division I school, The Masters College (Santa Clarita, Calif.), where she would be a Pacific Northwest All-Region team member and the school’s most

valuable player and outstanding woman athlete. “For me it was the perfect situation,” Fralich said of the lower-key experience. “It worked out great.” Bringing it full circle Biology teaching degree in hand, Fralich taught for a while but decided if she were to become a doctor she needed to begin soon. She earned her degree in medicine at Ross University, did her residency at Providence Hospital in Spokane and earned a sports medicine fellowship to the University of Massachusetts. Today she has a practice at CMA East - Liberty Lake Family Medicine, joining the sports medicine group of Columbia

Medical Associates. In addition to writing for professional publications, Fralich has worked the Boston Marathon, at NCAA tournament events, for minor league baseball teams, with various college teams and as a hotshot crew EMT (wildland firefighter). She currently serves as team doctor at Gonzaga Prep. “Sports wasn’t the endall, be-all,” Fralich said. “It was a means to an end.” Looking back on her career at Central Valley, Fralich said she’d be lying if she didn’t admit to being proud to be on the first girls’ team to finish with an unbeaten season. “I don’t recall anyone saying we needed to go

undefeated. We all had a goal to be state champions because we came so close the year before. We really thought we’d win that, too,” she said. “We played hard, had a lot a lot of fun and won a lot of games. We were just pleased to see that all the work we put in over the years paid off.” Even today, she said, more people bring up the past than she does. “It’s very flattering that so many years later, they still remember it,” Fralich said. Contributor Mike Vlahovich is a veteran Spokane Valley sportswriter and member of the Inland Northwest Hall of Fame Scroll of Honor.

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ANOTHER PERFECT RUN Twenty-three years after Laura Fralich (pages 108110) led Central Valley to its first state girls basketball championship, the Bears were at it again this March, defeating Snohomish 5748 in the title game. The win capped a perfect 28-0 season for CV and represented the school’s fourth state title in girls basketball. The Bears remained poised at state, advancing despite a tough draw. (CV’s semifinal and quarterfinal victims rebounded to finish third and fourth.) And the winning tradition established by that 1993 team doesn’t show signs of slowing down, as this year’s championship game starting lineup featured three sophomores (Hailey Christopher and twins Lexie and Lacie Hull) and two freshmen (Mady Simmelink and Camryn Skaife). Other contributors included sophomores Michaela Laabs, Katie Hawkins and Kalle Crouch, freshmen Tomekia Whitman and Kate Sams, and a pair of upperclassmen, junior Courtney Carolan and senior Emily Burns, who had their seasons cut short by injuries. Pictured: Above, Laabs is followed by Simmelink as they celebrate with fans at the Tacoma Dome. Below from left, Lexie Hull, Christopher, Lacie Hull and Simmelink are interviewed by the press.

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All phone numbers are AREA CODE (509) unless otherwise indicated Affordable Self Storage P. 92..................................... 928-5410 Anytime Fitness P. 71................................................... 891-6800 Avenue Insurance Planners P. 73.............................. 927-9200 Baker Construction P. 89............................................. 535-3668 Call Realty, Inc. P. 88.................................................... 921-9898 Casey Family Dental P. 65, 112................................... 927-9279 Central Valley School District P. 91............................ 228-5400 City of Liberty Lake P. 46, 70...................................... 755-6700 Clark’s Tire and Automotive P. 59, 96........................ 924-1681 Conner Construction, Inc. P. 63.................................. 290-0200 Cornerstone Church P. 62........................................... 921-1543 Crump, Shelley - Tax Accountant P. 52..................... 999-5700 CruiseOne - Sharon Kevins & Assoc. P. 95...... 208-773-0001 Cullings Family Dentistry P. 64.................................... 926-0066 Current, The P. 76......................................................... 242-7752 Devin Nagel - Live Real Estate P. 86........................ 990-4365 Dr. Scott Ralph, Orthodontist P. 78, Back Cover.......... 892-9284 Edward Jones - Scott Draper P. 66.......................... 892-5811 Evergreen Fountains P. 53........................................... 922-3100 Family Medicine Liberty Lake P. 80........................... 928-6700 George Gee Automotive P. 57.................................... 927-1000 Good Samaritan Society Spokane Valley P. 54..........924-6161 Greater Spokane Valley Chamber P. 61.................... 924-4994 Guardian Angel Homes P. 55...................................... 893-9300 Healthy Living Liberty Lake P. 80............................... 924-6199 Idea Rockets Graphic Design & Marketing P. 70.... 879-8446 John L. Scott Real Estate P. 2, 86.............................. 924-4200 Johnson, Mitch, CPA P. 52......................................... 922-4879 KiDDS Dental P. 64....................................................... 891-7070 Legacy Animal Medical Center P. 95........................ 926-8387 Liberty Cross Ministries P. 63..................................... 255-9244 Liberty Lake Athletic Club P. 71................................. 891-2582 Liberty Lake Community Theatre P. 94..................... Unavailable Liberty Lake EyeCare Center P. 78............................ 893-7574 Liberty Lake Montessori P. 61.................................... 255-9512 Liberty Lake Municipal Library P. 75......................... 232-2510 Liberty Lake Sewer & Water District P. 4-5, 70.......... 922-5443 Meadow Wood Children’s Center P. 60.................... 924-6223 Marilyn Dhaenens - John L. Scott RE P. 87............ 385-9090 Mica Moon Zip Tours P. 91......................................... 587-4020 Nail Palace P. 90........................................................... 922-3703 Northwest Insurance Brokers P. 74........................... 893-8782 Northwest Orthopaedic Specialists P. 82.................. 928-4334 Numerica Credit Union P. 60............................... 800-433-1837 Ott-Knott Used Golf Carts P. 69................................. 951-4740

Pacific Lawn Maintenance P. 75................................ 218-1775 Pam Fredrick - John L. Scott Real Estate P. 87...... 370-5944 Papa Murphy’s P. 85.................................................... 926-7272 Paradise Pet Resort P. 79............................................ 290-6024 Pawpular Companions Pet Supplies P. 79............... 927-8890 Peridot Publishing P. 86............................................... 443-4385 Phil Harris LMP P. 77................................................... 294-6211 Ponti Veterinary Hospital P. 95.................................... 922-7465 Quality Hardwood Floors P. 69................................... 483-8401 Rebecca Usai - John L. Scott Real Estate P. 87.... 844-3737 Rockin’ B Ranch P. 67................................................. 891-9016 Rockwood Breast Health Center P. 81..................... 755-5801 Rockwood Cancer & Blood Specialty Center P. 81. 755-5850 Rockwood Clinic P. 6, 81............................................. 755-6760 Rockwood Heart & Vascular Center P. 81................ 473-5537 Rockwood Liberty Lake Clinic P. 83.......................... 755-6760 Rockwood Orthopedics, Foot & Ankle P. 83............ 755-5560 Rockwood Physical Therapy P. 79............................. 755-6760 Rockwood Radiation Theraphy & PET/CT P. 83..... 755-5783 Rockwood Sports Orthopedics P. 83........................ 724-4320 Rockwood Urgent Care P. 6, 83................................. 342-3990 Rockwood Valley Clinic/Imaging Center P. 83......... 755-5710 Rockwood Valley Specialty Center P. 83.................. 755-5580 Rockwood Valley Surgical Specialists P. 83............. 755-5551 Rockwood Vein & Endocrine Surgery P. 83............ 755-5700 Roper, Amanda, DDS P. 67......................................... 893-1119 SCRAPS P. 52............................................................... 477-2532 Scribbles Preschool P. 61........................................... 879-3316 Simonds Dental Group P. 3, 67.................................. 893-1119 Splash, The P. 76.......................................................... 242-7752 Spokane Foot Clinic P. 84........................................... 921-0971 Spokane Roofing P. 90................................................ 838-8633 Spokane Valley Heritage Museum P. 77................... 922-4570 State Farm Insurance - Emily Osborne P. 74.......... 927-2886 Steiger’s Clothes Clinic P. 52...................................... 922-0226 Stor-A-Way Self Storage & U-Haul P. 93................. 924-0777 Susan Conner - Live Real Estate P. 87..................... 599-3341 Thrivent Financial P. 66................................................ 928-2435 Tire Rama P. 58............................................................. 922-7771 Trailhead At Liberty Lake P. 68................................... 928-3484 Valley Real Life Church P. 62...................................... 232-0840 Valley Hospital - Rockwood P. 72.............................. 924-6650 Valley OBGYN P. 84...................................................... 924-1990 Wolff, Hislop & Crockett P. 56.................................... 927-9700

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Liberty................................. E4, F4, F5, G6 Liberty Creek.................................G6, H6 Liberty Heights.............................. D2, D3 Liberty Lake.......................D2, D3, E3, E4 Lilac....................................................... F5 Lindeblad........................................G4, H4 Ludlow.................................................. H2 Lynden...................................................E1 Madson..................................... E1, E2, E3 Mahko..............................................E5, F5 Main....................................................... F3 Mallon................................................... G3 Malvern...........................................G2, G3 Marietta.................................................A1 Marne.....................................................B2 Marti...................................................... G2 Maxwell....................... A2, E2, F2, G2, H2 McHenry................................................ F5 McKenzie Bay...................................... H5 McKinzie............................. E1, E3, E4, E5 Meadowwood.......................................E2 Melkapsi..........................................E4, F4 Meriwether..................................... C3, D3

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G Remington.............................................. E2 Reston....................................................G2 Rio Grande............................................. A1 Riverside........................................... E4, F4 Rocky Hill..........................................H1, I1 Rockrose................................................C2 Salishan..................................................G2 Samantha...............................................G2 Sandy Beach..........................................G4 Sawgrass................................................ E3 Schneidmiller......................................... E3 Sedge......................................................C2 Settler......................................... E3, E4, F3 Shannon................................................. A2 Sharp................................................F2, G2 Shore .....................................................G6 Shoreline.......................................... E4, F4 Signal...................................................... E2 Simpson.................................... G1, G2, G3 Sinto........................................... E2, F2, G2 Snake River............................................ A1 Spencer..................................................G2 Sperling..................................................G2 Spotted Owl Lane..................................H1 Sprague..................................... E4, F4, G4 Springdale..............................................G2

Stanford..................................................D2 Starr........................................................H5 Stevenson......................................... F2, F3 Stimson.................................................. E3 Stonecrest..............................................H2 Swing................................................ F1, F3 Taft.......................................................... F5 Tanglewood............................................ E3 Terrace....................................................H2 Terrace Creek........................................H6 Thorton...................................................G2 Timberfield...................................... G3, H3 Tum Tum.................................................G6 Valleyway................................... E3, F3, G3 View........................................................ F4 Village.....................................................G3 Ward........................................................ F4 Whitman.................................................D2 Willamette.............................................. B2 Wilmington...................................... G2, H2 Winchester.............................................G2 Windsong...............................................H5 Winrock........................................... G2, H2 Wolfe Penn.............................................G2 Wright.............................E4, E5, F2, F3, F4 Zephyr................................................H6, I6

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