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Homes demo’ed to make way for new drugstore
Explore the pros and cons of portables, as Valley district adds more movable rooms
Several locals watched as decades-old houses met the wrecking ball in North Bend last week to make way for a new drugstore. Demolition came for five homes on the site of the future Bartell Drugs at Bendigo Boulevard and Park Street in North Bend. The drugstore, planned to open in mid2013, is a new concept store for Bartell. One thing was salvaged from the demolition: The plants. Several large, decades-old rhododendrons and other mature vegetation were saved and relocated to the Nursery at Mount Si in March.
By Carol Ladwig Staff Reporter
It’s just a few days before the Fall City Elementary School science fair, and Betsy Sorenson’s fifth-grade classroom is full of energy, ideas, and students. Two more girls enter minutes before the end of class; they’d been working outside with S o r e n s o n’s p e r m i s s i on because they needed a quiet place to finish up their presentation. Not exactly crowded, this portable classroom installed near Carol Ladwig/Staff Photo the school playground is Students in Betsy definitely cozy. Sorenson’s class work An aquarium on assignments in is perched on the portable classtop of a fil- room’. The room is ing cabinet cozy, but also quiet. stacked with books, plant experiments line the window sills, student cubbies are full of jackets and packs, the desks are littered with papers and students are gathered in groups on the floor, at the computer, wherever there’s some space to work. As the bell sounds, another, slightly larger group of students files in to work on their science fair projects, while Sorenson’s students go next door for language arts. See PORTABLES, 2
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Security cameras captured this hooded intruder at the North Bend ACE Hardware store early on the morning of Thursday, April 18. He left on a bike, apparently without taking anything. Below, camera footage shows the suspected burglar riding away.
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Bike-riding burglar busts into North Bend hardware store, leaves empty-handed By Carol Ladwig Staff Reporter
Scared off by an alarm, a man breaking into the North Bend Ace Hardware store early Thursday, April 18, left the store empty-handed. Security cameras around the building captured images of the man fleeing the store on a bicycle. The man broke a window to get into the store, presumably to rob it, at 4:45 a.m. Thursday morning. As soon as he entered the building, the audible burglar alarm sounded and the man fled. It’s not clear what he was looking for in the store, because he was inside so briefly, said North Bend Police Chief Mark Toner, one of the officers on the
case. However, the alarm did its job. “All the store lost was the broken window,” said Toner, adding that he is a strong advocate of alarms, both silent and audible, for homes and businesses. “From a protection standpoint, an audible alarm is the way to go,” he said. Toner also advocates for security cameras, especially for businesses, although he points out that a home security system took the images last month of a pregnant woman breaking into a North Bend home. See SHADOW, 3
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One of five homes on Bendigo Boulevard are scrapped in demolition last week, making way for a standalone Bartell drugstore.
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She was taken to Overlake Woman shoots conscious. Hospital in Bellevue. The severity of herself at Falls her injuries is unknown. parking lot Plans change Snoqualmie police responded to assist a woman injured Monday morning, for North Bend April 29, at the Salish Lodge & Spa hotel project parking lot at Snoqualmie Falls, in
Plans have changed significantly for a proposed hotel project in North Bend, and may continue to change, residents learned at a public hearing April 10. The project, proposed by New Sky Hotel, LLC, calls for up to four buildings on a 9.3-acre lot on the northeast corner of the Bendigo Boulevard and South Fork Avenue Southwest intersection. It would require two variances in the city’s shoreline and critical areas codes, the subject of the hearing. Project consultant Gil Hulsmann, in
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what was reported as a self-inflicted shooting. Snoqualmie Police Capt. Nick Almquist, speaking to the Record, said there was an emergency 911 response to the lodge around 7 a.m. Monday. The woman, 65, of Kirkland, had been staying at the Falls over the past several days, and was reportedly depressed. She reportedly shot herself in the chest while sitting in her car in the parking lot. When officers arrived, she was still
presenting his case for the two variances, gave an overview of the project and its evolution since the land owners, represented at the hearing by Sun Choi, filed their application in January, 2011. Early plans showed four buildings for hotel, restaurant, parking and conference facilities, arranged in a way that required filling in three wetlands on the property. Since then, the number of buildings has shrunk, the buildings have been sited further from the floodway, and the company voluntarily conducted a habitat assessment and began monitoring groundwater. The project must meet a “zero-riseplus” requirement, so that none of the earth-moving done on-site can increase the height of the property and change the runoff flow, plus the property must manage all of its own stormwater. About 20 citizens attended the hearing, but only a handful spoke. Most were extremely concerned about runoff. Staff recommended approval, provided the project meets all other city permit and engineering reviews, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approves the project, the applicant builds a public nature trail and kiosk, and the applicant mitigates the wetland filling by buying credits from Snohomish Basin Mitigation Bank. This mitigation bank, said Gina Estep, director of planning and economic development for North Bend, is within the same basin as the wetlands.
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PORTABLE FROM 1 Sorenson’s portable, where she’s taught her entire time at FCES, is the clear destination for the more hands-on projects of fifth graders. What makes it all work is Sorenson’s solid structure for each class period, and the invaluable help of volunteer parents like Mike Hedrick. It also doesn’t hurt that the portables, removed from the main school building and reserved for the older students, are actually quieter and sometimes more comfortable than the brick-and-mortar classrooms. “I actually prefer the portable,” says Sorenson, for those reasons. Carl Larson is not surprised. As the plant operations manager for the Snoqualmie Valley School District, he hears from many of the teachers in the district’s 59 portable classroom units that they would rather stay put than move to permanent buildings. Maybe it’s because the portables, at roughly 1,000 square feet each, are no more or less crowded than a typical classroom. Maybe it’s the windows, or the quick access to the outdoors. Whatever else it may be, it’s definitely the climate control.
“Each portable has its own heat pump,” Larson said, so these classrooms are usually cooler on those warm spring days than any classroom in the main building. They are misnamed, though, Larson points out. “They’re really more modular buildings,” he said. Intended as temporary classroom space for schools that don’t have enough permanent capacity for the growing numbers of students, the structures are neither portable nor temporary, once they’re installed on-site to the district’s standards. Each unit, usually two classrooms to a portable, must have a 100-mph roof, cementboard lap siding, a more durable carpet, thicker floor joists to keep the room from bouncing, thicker walls with more insulation and improved doors and hardware for security from weather and theft. All of these standards are upgrades from the standard bare-bones portable, Larson says, but they are necessary for the district’s climate. “You can get anything you want in a portable,” he adds, “you just have to pay for it.” “And if you buy the cheapest portables, you end up with a lot of maintenance costs,” added district finance manager Ryan Stokes.
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A portable unit of two classrooms averages about $100,000 installed, but Stokes says the costs vary widely with the location, because of siting issues such as being in the floodway and infrastructure items like water and sewer, electrical, network needs and permit costs. Most of the portable classrooms don’t have running water, for instance. Drinking water is available from water coolers in each classroom, and weekly deliveries of a halfdozen bottles to each classroom. To go to the restrooms, students must go outside to the main building, which was a lot easier before school officials increased security in December. Now with all the side doors locked, students must trek around the building to come in the front door, “but we’re used to it now,” said one student. Electrical service is wired over from the school building, usually through suspended cables. Network service comes in the same way, except in the collection of portables in the Mount Si High School parking lot. These buildings include a network server room with its own network drop and wireless, plus restrooms and running water in all the classroms. The school district will add 14 new classrooms, three double units at Chief Kanim Middle School, three at Twin Falls Middle School and one at Cascade View Elementary School in June, to prepare for next year’s changes. Snoqualmie Middle School will be added to the Mount Si High School campus as a freshman-only school, and students who would have gone to SMS will be transitioned to Chief Kanim or Twin Falls, neither of which has the permanent capacity for the increased enrollment. Next week, get a closer look at the effect of portables on student education.
Gardeners and volunteers are sought for the first organizing meeting of a new community garden in downtown Fall City, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 7, at the Fall City Masonic Lodge, 4304 337th Pl. S.E. The vision includes creating a place for people to learn about gardening and fresh produce for the Fall City Community Food Pantry. To learn more, contact Darien Payne at darien@cruzio.com or call (425) 222-0593.
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Sprucing up a vet’s memorial Dave Humphries, left, works on as Ben Cosgrove and Princeton See pose with some monster weeds they pulled from the Snoqualmie Valley Veteran’s Memorial during a volunteer session Wednesday, April 24. Weeding, general cleaning, and planting was done by members of the local Rotary and Kiwanis organizations and the Mount Si High School Key Club, with help from Snoqualmie city crews. The Rotary and Kiwanis clubs have both contributed funds toward the maintenance and new plantings.
That woman is being sought in several burglary cases in several cities right now. ACE’s cameras caught fairly good images of the suspect in last week’s break-in, although the man’s face is not very clear, and he may be wearing something over at least part of his face. Police are describing him as about 5’9”, and wearing a darkcolored hoodie with lighter printing on the front and back, and jeans. He also wore dark gloves with reflective strips on the backs, dark shoes, and had a pouch hanging from his belt on his back. The bicycle appeared to be a drop-handled bike, with reflectors on the wheels. Anyone with information on this suspect can call Sgt. Toner at 888-4433, or send an e-mail message to mark.toner@ kingcounty.gov.
DEMO FROM 1 New homes are needed for these plants, and proceeds from sale of the rhododendrons will go to the North Bend Downtown Foundation and the downtown area. Plants were donated by Jim and Betty Borgen, Nels Melgaard and The Nursery at Mount Si, the city of North Bend Economic Development Office, the North Bend Downtown Foundation and Tom Sroufe, who helped facilitate the partnership. All rhododendrons can be purchased at Nursery at Mount Si.
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Valley Christian Assembly Church hosts a fundraising event with a Mexican Fiesta Dinner and Silent Auction, 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday, May 5. The fundraiser is an opportunity to help change people’s lives in a small village of San Miguel Chamil, Guatemala. Valley Christian Assembly Church, partnering with Food for the Hungry, has made a commitment to help and support this village by sponsoring many children and helping with annual community projects. Last year, a mission group from the Valley planted fruit trees in their village, combating malnutrition, a serious problem, and helping with trade. Vacation Bible School is also provided for the local children. Food for the Hungry focuses on the needs of the community and asked church members this year to help install new, safer cooking stoves. The church is located at 32725 SE 42nd Street, Fall City; call (425) 222-5284. Tickets are $8 per person. Children under 3 are free.
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What you didn’t know about the Valley food bank Spring is a crucial time for busy North Bend pantry; you can be a part Over the last few years, Heidi Dukich has given out countless pieces of paper and pens, advising her clients at the Mount Si Food Bank to write down their goals and resources, and visualize a pathway out of poverty, toward success. She points them in the direction of the library, where anyone can book two hours of Internet time and find more resources, or classes. Helping people is about a lot more than food. But the act of giving food can be the pathway to changing lives permanently and for Seth Truscott the better. Education is being pushed Valley Record here, as is connection. Example: Editor The contact cards at places like the North Bend Library, giving details of ways to get food help for teens and seniors. Or the social service representatives who meet people, often outside for a lack of space. Dukich, who’s helmed the food bank as director for three years, brought last week’s showing of “A Place at the Table” to North Bend Theatre for a reason. It’s important for the community to be aware of what hunger really is, and who the hungry are. While homelessness has gotten a lot of attention in the Valley in recent months—campers were banned in North Bend and will soon be banned in Snoqualmie, camps were demolished, and a winter shelter opened—it’s crucial to understand that the hungry in the Valley aren’t just the homeless. The hungry are local families whose breadwinners are paid minimum wage. The hungry are the children of the needy. Some are local seniors whose medical costs make it hard to pay for food. There are as many paths to hunger as there are different people who use the food bank. Late fall is when the donations really hum at the food bank, but there’s still 400 Upcoming food families using it this spring. The bank events: Summer Cupboard • Plant a Row: With warm program returns for spring weather, locals are a third season soon. urged to plant an extra row of The food bank vegetables for the food bank. serves about 300 When the produce is ready, children of the 800 bring it to the food bank. kids who qualify for • Letter carrier food drive: free lunch at local Postal carriers will collect schools. To Dukich, nonperishable food from mailthat means there’s boxes on Saturday, May 11. about 500 children out there who still • Crop Walk: This walk, for need help. “Communities Responding to Every week, Overcome Poverty,” is 12:30 summer or winter, p.m. Sunday, May 19, starting whether donations from Meadowbrook Farm, go up or down, 1711 Boalch Ave., North Bend. people have the It’s a fundraiser and benefit same needs. The that helps the food bank as Mount Si Food well as international hunger Bank and its volunefforts. teers are still there to close that gap of nutrition, any way they can. This spring is a good time to learn more about the food bank, and maybe do some good, yourself. People who want to help can visit the website, mtsifoodbank.org, or simply call (425) 888-0096. There’s a volunteer tab on the site listing upcoming opportunities to help and extra jobs.
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Thursday, May 5, 1988
“It was just some romance novel that I read on my Microsoft Surface, but I also read ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’ with my daughter recently, and that was actually a book.” Jenny Bluett Sammamish
“The last book I read for myself was ‘How To Talk So Your Children Will Listen,’ and then I read ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’ with my third-grader.” Karen Rudd North Bend
“It’s science fiction, and I read Robert Jordan, the last one he wrote in the series ‘Wheel of Time.” That was a book, but most of the stuff I read is on the Kindle any more.” Scott Sprinkle Snoqualmie
“The last thing I read was a book about the Santa Cruz Mountains and a little town called Lexington that’s a reservoir now. It was ‘Old Ghost Towns of the Santa Cruz’ and it was a book.” Rad Leonard North Bend
• It is now three months behind schedule, but work on the county’s Si View Pool in North Bend should be complete by the end of the month. • Tami Mills, reigning Alpine Days queen, presented a letter of welcome from the North Bend Chamber of Commerce to new business owner Frankie Westlake. Frankie’s Pizza is now open.
Thursday, May 2, 1963 • The Fall City Telephone Company has announced its plan to replace the present dial switchboard at Carnation. The existing central office equipment has been outgrown and it is not economic to expand it further. When the present equipment was installed 12 years ago, there were 165 telephone subscribers in the Carnation area— now there are almost 350 subscribers. • Snoqualmie man Ralph Christensen’s 1960 Pontiac was totaled when he failed to negotiate a curve on the North Fork Road and ran off the roadway, landing in a swamp.
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As a forest manager for over 20 years, I appreciate the complexities of the ecosystem in which we are fortunate to live. A forest system involves a complex balance to grow and flourish — from ancient snowcapped mountaintops to the delicate forest floor in which young seedlings need nourishment to take root each year. I draw a similar analogy to the complexities of sustaining a healthy school system. It takes seasoned education professionals who can adapt to seasons of change, together
with involved families and community support, to ensure our children have the “nourishment” and foundation they need to grow and prosper into contributing adults themselves. I feel that Superintendent Joel Aune, the administration staff, principals of our schools and our teachers have done an outstanding job of developing, teaching, nourishing, and sustaining our Snoqualmie Valley students. I’ve seen up close, as a former school board member and parent of two children who have graduated from our schools, that our academic initiative produces the highest quality of students in the state and country.
I am writing this letter because, sadly, some in our community continue to attack the efforts of the district as it is trying to move our schools forward. The ongoing negativity is only hurting our students, undermining our educators who have devoted their lives to doing what’s best for children, and weakening our special community. Instead, our schools need our collective positive support, as they work to implement changes that help prepare our students for a changing world. This community needs to be part of the solution that supports our professional educators in their important work to create the best possible educational experience for our children. We need to put our energy toward helping our schools be successful in their momentum and innovation. Just as forces must work
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together to respect and sustain the health of a forest, we must work together as a community to respect and sustain our schools. With positive support, we can ensure the health and well-being of our community’s most important resource—its children. Rudy Edwards North Bend Former SVSD 410 board member
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBlIC NOTICE #770697 CITY OF CARNATION DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE (ECF13-001) WAC 197-11-970 Determination of nonsignificance (DNS). Description of proposal: C i t y of Carnation Six-Year Transportation Plan (STIP) 2014-2019 Proponent: City of Carnation Location of proposal, including street address, if any: City-wide, City of Carnation. Lead agency: City of Carnation The lead agency for this proposal has determined that it does not have a probable significant adverse impact on the environment. An environmental impact statement (EIS) is not required under RCW 43.21C.030(2)(c). This decision was made after review of a completed environmental checklist and other information on file with the lead agency. This information is available to the public on request. [X] This DNS is issued under WAC 197-11-340(2); the lead agency will not act on this proposal for 20 days from the date of publication below. Comments must be submitted by May 14, 2013. Responsible Official: Linda Scott Position/Title: City Planner Phone: (425) 333-4192 Address: City of Carnation 4621 Tolt Avenue PO Box 1238 Carnation, WA 98014-1238 Date: April 17, 2013 Date Issued: April 17, 2013 Date Mailed: April 17, 2013 Date Published: April 24, 2013, May 1, 2013 in the Snoqulamie Valley Record. PUBLIC NOTICE #771252 LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF CARNATION -NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGSTIP 2014-2019 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Carnation City Council will hold a Public Hearing to receive public comment regarding the proposed Six Year Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) 2014-2019. The hearing will be conducted at the regular meeting of the Carnation City Council on May
7, 2013, at 7:00 PM or soon thereafter, in the City Council Chambers at Carnation City Hall located at 4621 Tolt Avenue in Carnation. The hearing is open to the public. All persons wishing to comment on the proposed STIP 2014-2019 may submit comment in writing or verbally at the scheduled public hearing. Copies of the proposed STIP 2014-2019 will be available for public review after Wednesday April 24, 2013, during normal business hours at Carnation City Hall. CITY OF CARNATION Mary Madole, City Clerk Published in the Snoqulamie Valley Record on April 24, 2013 and May 1, 2013. PUBLIC NOTICE #773972 CITY OF CARNATION DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE (ECF13-002) WAC 197-11-970 Determination of nonsignificance (DNS). Description of proposal: City of Carnation Update of the Housing Element and Amendments to the Transportation and Parks Elements of the Comprehensive Plan. Proponent: City of Carnation Location of proposal, including street address, if any: City of Carnation, city-wide. Lead agency: City of Carnation
The lead agency for this proposal has determined that it does not have a probable significant adverse impact on the environment. An environmental impact statement (EIS) is not required under RCW 43.21C.030(2)(c). This decision was made after review of a completed environmental checklist and other information on file with the lead agency. This information is available to the public on request. [X] This DNS is issued under WAC 197-11-340(2); the lead agency will not act on this proposal for 20 days from the date of First Publication below. Comments must be submitted by May 21, 2013. Responsible Official: Linda Scott Position/Title: City Planner Phone: (425) 333-4192 Address: City of Carnation 4621 Tolt Avenue PO Box 1238 Carnation, WA 98014-1238 Date April 25, 2013 [X] There is no agency appeal. Date Issued: April 25, 2013 Date Mailed: April 25, 2013 Date Published: May 1, 2013 and May 8, 2013 in Snoqualmie Valley Record. PUBLIC NOTICE #773987 CITY OF CARNATION DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE (ECF13-003)
PUBLIC NOTICE #773473 SNOQULAMIE TRIBE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP SPECIAL MEETING May 4th, 2013 Evergreen State Fairgrounds Display Hall Building #500 9:00 AM Check-in Meeting to start promptly at 10:00 AM Box Lunch will be provided One Item Agenda - Enrollment Task Force Report Published in Snoqualmie Valley Record May 1, 2013. PUBLIC NOTICE #773399 THE SNOQULAMIE TRIBE ANNUAL GENERAL COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP MEETING AND ELECTIONS May 11th, 2013 The Snoqualmie Casino Ballroom 37500 SE North Bend Way 98065 Check-in at 9:00 AM Meeting to start promptly at 10:00 AM Lunch will be served at 12:00 PM Published in Snoqualmie Valley Record May 1 and 8, 2013.
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Marjorie Louise Staggs, of Snoqualmie, died April 10, 2013. She was 87. Memorial will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 4, in the Migone Building in Snoqualmie, 8086 Railroad Ave. S.E. Marjorie was born March 20, 1926, was raised in Omak and graduated from Omak High School. Marjorie married Bill Staggs in 1946. In her spare time she loved to read and cook. Marjorie was employed as head librarian of the Snoqualmie Library and retired in 1981. She is survived by her husband of 66 years, Bill Staggs; daughters Sheri (Lance) Olson, and Jean (Bob) Christensen, son Jack Staggs, sister Hazel Cornwell, six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Memorial donations to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Wives in Snoqualmie. Arrangements are by Snoqualmie Valley Chapel. 773604
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WAC 197-11-970 Determination of nonsignificance (DNS). Description of proposal: Amendments to Chapters 15.09 Local Project Review, 15.16 Subdivisions and 15.18 Land Use Approvals Proponent: City of Carnation Location of proposal, including street address, if any: City of Carnation, city-wide. Lead agency: City of Carnation The lead agency for this proposal has determined that it does not have a probable significant adverse impact on the environment. An environmental impact statement (EIS) is not required under RCW 43.21C.030(2)(c). This decision was made after review of a completed environmental checklist and other information on file with the lead agency. This information is available to the public on request. [X] This DNS is issued under WAC 197-11-340(2); the lead agency will not act on this proposal for 20 days from the date of First Publication below. Comments must be submitted by May 21, 2013. Responsible Official: Linda Scott Position/Title: City Planner Phone: (425) 333-4192 Address: City of Carnation 4621 Tolt Avenue PO Box 1238 Carnation, WA 98014-1238 Date April 25, 2013 [X] There is no agency appeal. Date Issued: April 25, 2013 Date Mailed: April 25, 2013 Date Published: May 1, 2013 and May 8, 2013 in Snoqulamie Valley Record.
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Mary Mae Andrealli Krahn
Mary Mae Andrealli Krahn died peacefully on April 12, 2013. Mary was born on July 27, 1928 in Snohomish,WA to Robert and Rose Andrealli. She grew up on the family dairy farm in Carnation, WA with her older siblings Lena, Robert (Bob) and Dino. She met Robert Krahn of Portland in 1947, on a blind date arranged by Mary’s friend, Avabelle Brumbaugh Tallman of Carnation and Robert Tallman of Fall City. They were married in Carnation on September 18, 1948 and relocated in Portland where they raised son Rick and daughter Susan. Family trips to Carnation to visit Mary’s mother and brother were a regular event. Mary received a BFA from the U of Colorado at Denver where she and Bob lived for several years. She was a docent at the Denver Art Museum and then at the Portland Art Museum upon their return to Portland in 1981. She served as president of the Clackamas County League of Women Voters. Mary and Bob travelled extensively, including several trips to visit relatives in Chiavenna, Italy. She was active in helping to raise her three grandsons Ben Anderson, Joey Anderson and Andrew Krahn. Mary was a warm and gracious person who always found time to listen while others did most of the talking. Hers was a life well lived, dedicated to family, her Catholic faith and making the world a better place. A remembrance mass in her honor will be at St. Clare’s Parish, Portland at 7:30 am on May 1. 772833
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Longtime Valley resident Neil Dubey died March 30, 2013, at the age of 92, at Pine Lake Adult Family Home. Neil had spent the greater part of his life living in the Snoqualmie Valley, on Tokul Road. Neil was born in Snohomish, WA, to Leslie and Molly Dubey. He moved with them, and his brother Jack, to Tokul Creek in 1924, attended school at Snoqualmie Falls and graduated from high school in Snoqualmie. He married Juanita (Gratzer) Dubey in 1941, and they moved to Tokul Creek, where they built their home. Neil served in the Merchant Marine during World War II as a third mate. He traveled the world. During that time, his brother Jack was lost at sea on another merchant ship. After the war, he worked for a time at Weyerhaeuser, then for Puget Power at the Snoqualmie Falls power plant. He went on to start his own electrical contracting business, which he kept at until about age 85. During that period, he bought several real estate properties, and the former furniture store in Snoqualmie, now the Snoqualmie Eagles. He followed his love of boating up the Canada coast for 10-plus years, selling wares for the winter and summer seasons to the general stores from Bella Coula to Prince Rupert. He always enjoyed meeting many people along the way, in every aspect of his life’s journey. Neil is survived by his daughter, Dawn Kissinger of Easton, her husband Bob, two grandsons, Robert Hamerly of Snoqualmie, his wife Heather and their children Jack and Lydia, and Ryan Hamerly of Valdez, Alaska, and his wife Shannon and their children Quentin and Savannah. 771979
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Tolt Middle School student Gabrielle (Gabby) Klocek represented the Riverview School District at the King and Snohomish Counties Regional Spelling Bee at Town Hall in Seattle on Sunday, March 24. Seventy area students participated in the contest, the most ever in the bee’s 15-year history. Klocek made it to the fourth round, conquering the words sitzmark (a depression left in the snow by a skier falling backward), Netherlander (a native of Holland), and affability (a disposition to be friendly and approachable), she narrowly missed the correct spelling of nubuck (a soft, sueded leather). In February, Klocek won the Tolt spelling bee on the word tentacle, earning a trip to the regional competition plus one-year subscriptions to Encyclopedia Britannica and Powerspeak, a language learning program. “Gabby placed higher than any other Tolt rep in the three years I have been the coordinator,” said Tolt Language Arts teacher Katie Switaj. “More importantly, she upheld the tradition of Tolt spellers being positive and supportive of participants from other schools. I was so proud of her!” The Regional Spelling Bee was broadcast live on The Seattle Channel, and you can stream it from the channel’s website at www.seattlechannel.org/videos/video.asp?ID=5011306.
Memories were tested and brains were stretched Friday, in one of the hardestfought Battle of the Books finals. The teams, one from each of the Snoqualmie Valley School District’s five elementary schools, celebrated correct answers in the reading challenge, or shared confused looks when they missed a question, and as the tension built, Fall City Librarian and quizmaster Meg Handy thought it was time to remind everyone why they were here. “The key thing about the Battle of the Books is to get everyone excited about reading,” she said. “Are we there?” Since each team had prepared for almost an entire year for this day, beating out all the other teams in their own schools, these kids
were definitely excited about reading, but also about the competition itself, watching the scoreboard for every update. Sitting nearby, pre-schoolers Maddie Garwood and Dawson Ribary were untouched by the heat of competition, but almost as excited about reading. Sitting amidst a pile of books and playing with an iPad, the two friends were engrossed in something on the screen, while their parents cheered on their older siblings. At the end of the 40 rounds of questions, the home team, the Fall City Elementary Dinomites had the top score to take first place. The team includes Chloe Barber, Will Desler, Oliver Lang, Luke Nieman, and Lorenzo Perez. Snoqualmie Elementary School’s Book Battlers took second place. They are Holly Duim, Mackenzie Talbott, Jackson Crumb, Luke Harper and Keara Ryan. Tying for third place were the teams from Cascade View and Opstad. The CVES Brainiacs include Sarah Creighton, Bailey Hadley, Gemma Haskitt, Ella Hikes and Ryan Turner. The Opstad White Wolves are Sirus Persyn, Isabelle Thomson, Hans Roman, Cody Barber and Maddy Kelly.
Photos by Carol Ladwig Top, members of the North Bend Elementary Hurricanes have a sudden inspiration for the answer to the book question. Center, Will Desler, second from right, excitedly tells his team captain, Chole Barber, the answer to the question, as teammates, Oliver Lang, Lorenzo Perez and Luke Nieman lean in to hear it. Far left, holding their stuffed bear team mascot, Cascade View team members consult on the answer. Left, Opstad and Snoqualmie teams celebrate their correct answer “Heart of the Samurai.”. Inset, Dawson Ribary and Maddie Garwood, both 5, check out an iPad in the library during the book battle.
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Some years back, Dick Burhans and his wife Sallie explored the timeless art and scenery of Europe. Now, the artistic visions he brought back from Italy, Austria and Germany have a new purpose, enlivening Sinacia Yovanovich’s Euro Lounge Cafe and crepe restaurant in downtown North Bend. Yovanovich was born in Romania, emigrated with his parents to an Arizona refugee camp at age 7, and grew up in the Puget Sound area. Now a Fall City resident, the cafe that he opened in 2011 is his dream come true. He met Burhans, whose paintings are just one of his many projects to support local business and the Valley. Yovanovich was thrilled with how Burhans made this happen so quickly. “People are really loving it,” he said. “This is how I pictured things in here. This is what I had in mind.” Burhans broke out his watercolors for some new original pieces, flexing his talent in the different medium. The new works were based on Burhans’ artistic exploration of Europe with his wife, Sallie. “Sal and I do a lot of travel in Europe,” said Burhans. “We used to take ballroom dancing lessons.” Just learning the Vienna waltz, the couple wanted to dance it where it originated. So, for their 25th wedding anniversary, they made a trip to Vienna, Austria, to waltz at the Rathaus, the city hall of Vienna, during the ball season. The Rathaus holds a thousand people with an orchestra on each end of the building. Dances are led off by the local youth, young people in fancy dress. “Sallie and I go out to start the ball, and they start to play a swing! Benny Goodman!”Burhans says. “The next one is a cha-cha.” Eventually, they did the hometown dances, and Richard and Sallie got to waltz. It was a stunning experience, they recalled. “If you want to see the art in Europe, you go to Vienna,” said Burhans. Austria’s Habsburg rulers patronized and collected heavily over the centuries. “There’s every artist in the world there. That art is beautifully taken care of.” Exploring Europe, the Burhanses had cookies with a countess in an Italian palace, and listened to the music playing from touristfriendly barges on a Bavarian lake.
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Valley artist Richard Burhans and Euro Lounge Cafe owner Sinacia Yovanovich hold one of Burhans’ new watercolors, inspired by a trip to Europe. The images enlighten Yovanovich’s North Bend café. Below, the waters of Venice, Italy; Left, sculpture from the Danubius fountain.
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Mount Si baseball is battling hard for a shot at league glory, using a team dynamic of all-for-one. Fresh off pitching a shut-out last Monday against Sammamish, pitcher Connor Swift shared his thoughts on where this season is going. “To have a good team, everybody has to be equal,” Swift said. “Everyone has everyone’s back. We’ll pick up anyone who needs to be picked up.” Mount Si is closing out a regular season that saw a very strong start, but also a few speedbumps lately. The Sammamish win last Monday, April 22, was a great boost for a team that had a very busy and challenging week. Mount Si blasted the Totems, 13-0, with leadoff man Joey Cotto gaining two hits and a run in three at-bats. Number two Carson Breshears added two hits and three runs, while a heating-up Brian Woolley had two hits and a run. Tanner Simpson and Wyatt Baker-Jagla each had two hits. Swift gave up three runs in four innings with four strike outs, and Austin Hall pitched the final inning with no hits and a strike out. “We thought we’d start off hot, and we definitely got ourselves a good win,” said Cotto, a senior. “We had good approaches at the plate, ran the bases well and put some hits together. We need to keep doing that,” said head coach Zach Habben. Everybody’s been playing well, he added, and there’s still competition for starting spots. KingCo is a tough league in 2013, with multiple teams gunning for each other. Mount Si players “are all pushing for each other,” Habben said. “Guys are performing at a high level and pushing themselves to get better. You couldn’t ask for anything more.” “I have high hopes for this team,” said Cotto, who praised pitching staff for their improvement. “I’m proud of everybody.” The ‘Cats had a mixed week, losing Wednesday, April 24, to Lake Washington, 7-6. Connor Jensen, Evan Johnson and Cotto had two hits each. Breshears, Zach Usselman and Hall added one apiece. Chase Kairis gave 11 hits and struck out three. Mount Si fell to Interlake on Tuesday, April 23, 7-5. Mount Si fell 5-3 to visiting Bellevue on Friday, April 26. Evan Johnson hit two doubles and had two RBIs, and Nick Adams had a homer. Adams and Swift pitched. Mount Si’s regular season wraps this Thursday, May 2, 4:30 p.m. at home with Liberty. Mount Si is third in league, 8-3, 12-4 overall. Follow the team at mtsihsbaseball.com.
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It’s pretty darn solid: 17-year-old Nick Mitchell will join his older brother Josh on the gridiron at Corvallis, Ore. Mitchell, Mount Si’s all-Kingco-ranked quarterback last fall, made a verbal commitment to play football with Oregon State University after high school graduation in 2014. OSU was the right fit, says Nick. “It seemed like the perfect school to go to,” he said. “It’s a great family atmosphere. They not only help you become a better player, but also a better man.” Older brother Taylor attends Humboldt in California. His younger brother, Caleb, plays for Mount Si. All-Kingco lineman Josh Mitchell was tapped to play at Oregon State just before his senior season. While the family connection wasn’t crucial to his decision, Nick says it is nice having a brother there. Plus, getting the big decision done allows him to “focus on my senior season, making my game and myself, better.” Last fall, the ‘Bird Dog’ passed for more than 2,000 yards, making 30 touchdowns in Mount Si’s drive to the semifinals. He was a first-team All-Kingco selection. These days, he’s lifting five days a week in the weight room, practicing and throwing. Camps are also in the offing, including a trip to the Elite 11 Regional Camp in Chicago May 3. With a full-ride offer, he expects to red-shirt his freshman year. As for studies, Mitchell plans to go into business marketing. Before then, this fall, Nick intends to maintain the Mount Si magic that took the 2012 team all the way to state. “We have a lot more returning players than people may think,” he said. “Our guys are working hard in the weight room. We have the guys to have another great season,” rattling off the names of classmates like Bailey Takacs, Trevor Daniels, Chris Schlicting, Brad Christensen, Evan Johnson and Beau Shain. “I’m going to work hard and make my team the best we can be,” Mitchell said. “It should be a great season.” College offers for juniors are rare, but they happen at Mount Si High School. Last year, Mount Si football’s star kicker Cameron Van Winkle got a spring offer from the University of Washington as a junior. Midfielder soccer star Miranda Rawlings committed to the University of Nevada-Las Vegas in the middle of her junior year. Available
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Harold was born December 17, 1985. He passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends on April 27, 2013. Hank was 27 years old. Family, friends and his Golden Lab Boone were his life. His passion was wood carving, drawing and making gifts for people. Caring, compassionate and thoughtful, he made a positive impact on whoever he met. He is already sorely missed, but surely not forgotten. Hank is preceded in death by his mother Krista and his name sake and grandfather, Harold Knecht. He will be forever missed by his best friend and father John, stepmom; Joni, brothers; Jake, Robby and Derrick, sisters; Cara and Jonna as well as countless friends and whoever was lucky enough to have met Hank. The memorial service is at 3pm, Saturday, May 4th at Mt. Si Lutheran Church, North Bend, Washington. Please sign the families online guestbook at www.flintofts.com 775266
vehicle speeding in a school zone on Railroad Avenue Southeast and stopped it in the 9200 block. The driver gave a fake name three times. When the officer could find no record, he arrested the man, who then gave his real name. He had a suspended driver’s license, but no interlock ignition device, which he was required to have.
Saturday April 20 mischief: At 10:30 a.m., a city employee contacted police about vandalism in the 34700 block of Southeast Sorenson Street. Overnight, someone had smashed the mirror in the men’s restroom at Carmichael Park, and there was blood and graffiti all over the walls.
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On the Scanner Bad driver: At 12:25 a.m., an officer patrolling on Railroad Avenue saw a speeding vehicle moving erratically from the 9000 block of Railroad Avenue Southeast to the intersection of S.R. 202 and Northwest 14th Street where the driver finally pulled over. After being arrested for driving under the influence, she began crying and saying what a bad person she was for drinking and driving.
Thursday, April 18 Mailbox attack: At 1:29 p.m., an officer was dispatched to the 8200 block of Olmstead Lane Southeast, for mailbox vandal-
Stolen items were later found at a Bellevue pawn shop.
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Familiar face: At 9:20 a.m., an officer on patrol saw a known subject walking eastbound on Southeast North Bend Way and arrested him on a city warrant.
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Thursday, April 25 Break-in: At 5:57 p.m., a caller in the 500 block of Maloney Grove Road reported a burglary. Someone had broken into the home, located the safe that was hidden in the closet, broke the safe open and stole jewelry and cash.
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Fake money: At 7:44 p.m., a business in the 100 block of North Bend Way reported receiving a counterfeit bill.
Carnation Police Dept. Friday, April 26 Prowler: At 12:30 a.m., a caller in the 32100 block of East Morrison Street asked police to search the area for a suspected prowler. Police did not locate anyone.
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