Van Go DOnates Community Transit donates several vans to local non-profit organiza- tions. READ MORE ON Page 12 November 9, 2016 Edition 2 Issue 10 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com Park Meeting The City of Lake Stevens and Sno- homish County announce a public meeting for the new skate park. Read more on page 11 LOCAL SPORTS Check out school sports including Lake Stevens football, cross country and Cavelero football.. Read more ON PAGE 7-8 LIBRARY BOND Sno-Isle Library will have a bond measure on a special ballot in Febru- ary in hopes of building a new Lake Stevens Library. Read more on page 2 The Lake Stevens High School football team headed into Saturday’s game with a 9-0 record.Their opponent, FederalWay, came in with a 6-4 record.Through nonstop rain, theVikings dominated the Eagles throughout the evening.Vikings will play at hone this Saturday against Belladine Prep. SEE Beautification ON page 2 pam stevens An example of the lamp posts considered in the city’s beautification plan. Contributed Photo visitor’s GUIDE Snohomish County’s Visitor’s Guide is now available at our local Visitor Information Center. Read more page 5 SEE FOOTBALL ON page 7 Photo by Cory Stevens 9302 N. Davies Rd. • Lake SteveNS • 425-903-4069 1909 Hewitt ave. • eveRett • 425-249-2812 Feliz Navidad y Prospero Año Nuevo 1/2 Off Buy one entree and two drinks andget a second entree of equal or lesser value at half price. (Up To $8 Value) MADE FROM SCRATCH DAily CAliFORniA STylE GRill & CAnTinA Bookyour holiday partiesnow (up to 50 people) Gift Certificates! www.papasmexicangrill.com One coupon per table. Not valid with any other offer, daily special or lunch special. The Lake StevensVolleyball team went undefeated this season winning 16 games beat- ing Monroe in the district championship game.The LadyVikes are headed to state this weekend. Lake volleyball district champs Heading to State this weekend Contributed Photo Lake Stevens, now 10- 0, opened its 2016 football State Playoffs  run with a home field 42-10 win over Federal Way on November 5. Steady rain probably contrib- uted to three Viking lost fum- bles yet Lake’s offense, averaging 48 points per game, managed to put more than 40 points on the board for the tenth straight time. But it was the Viking defense which merited the highest ac- colades, stuffing Federal Way’s potent running offense, turn- ing back several Eagles’ scoring threats. EightdifferentVikings teamed for  90 tackles (including solo and assisted tackles):    Tristan Keith (16), Matt Sevao (15), Seth Roberts (12), Austin Cal- vin (11), Michael Wilkins (10), Dylan Hutchinson (10), Jalen Thibou (9), Zach Kylany (7).  All of the above are linemen or line- backers except for Thibou who is a defensive back.   Combin- ing for quarterback sacks were Sevao and D. Hutchinson with two each and S. Roberts with Vikings beat Federal Way 42-10 in play-off opener MIKE ANDERTON Beautiful lamp posts with hanging flowers and festive ban- ners are just a few of the many ideas the city has for its beautifi- cation plan. The city’s Community Devel- opment Department reached out to residents through boards, commissions, in person at Aquafest and online to see what residents would like to see as far as bringing a touch of personal- ity to the streets of Lake Stevens. People were given three choic- es when it came to the “look” they wanted including modern, natural or eclectic. The natural look was by far the favorite with over 61 percent of the vote. Natural elements such as in- creasing the urban tree canopy and adding more elements like flowers, bushes, grass and natu- ral rock were top priorities. Hartford Drive Centennial Beautification projects will make city more inviting , OCR Text: Van Go DOnates Community Transit donates several vans to local non-profit organiza- tions. READ MORE ON Page 12 November 9, 2016 Edition 2 Issue 10 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com Park Meeting The City of Lake Stevens and Sno- homish County announce a public meeting for the new skate park. Read more on page 11 LOCAL SPORTS Check out school sports including Lake Stevens football, cross country and Cavelero football.. Read more ON PAGE 7-8 LIBRARY BOND Sno-Isle Library will have a bond measure on a special ballot in Febru- ary in hopes of building a new Lake Stevens Library. Read more on page 2 The Lake Stevens High School football team headed into Saturday’s game with a 9-0 record.Their opponent, FederalWay, came in with a 6-4 record.Through nonstop rain, theVikings dominated the Eagles throughout the evening.Vikings will play at hone this Saturday against Belladine Prep. SEE Beautification ON page 2 pam stevens An example of the lamp posts considered in the city’s beautification plan. Contributed Photo visitor’s GUIDE Snohomish County’s Visitor’s Guide is now available at our local Visitor Information Center. Read more page 5 SEE FOOTBALL ON page 7 Photo by Cory Stevens 9302 N. Davies Rd. • Lake SteveNS • 425-903-4069 1909 Hewitt ave. • eveRett • 425-249-2812 Feliz Navidad y Prospero Año Nuevo 1/2 Off Buy one entree and two drinks andget a second entree of equal or lesser value at half price. (Up To $8 Value) MADE FROM SCRATCH DAily CAliFORniA STylE GRill & CAnTinA Bookyour holiday partiesnow (up to 50 people) Gift Certificates! www.papasmexicangrill.com One coupon per table. Not valid with any other offer, daily special or lunch special. The Lake StevensVolleyball team went undefeated this season winning 16 games beat- ing Monroe in the district championship game.The LadyVikes are headed to state this weekend. Lake volleyball district champs Heading to State this weekend Contributed Photo Lake Stevens, now 10- 0, opened its 2016 football State Playoffs  run with a home field 42-10 win over Federal Way on November 5. Steady rain probably contrib- uted to three Viking lost fum- bles yet Lake’s offense, averaging 48 points per game, managed to put more than 40 points on the board for the tenth straight time. But it was the Viking defense which merited the highest ac- colades, stuffing Federal Way’s potent running offense, turn- ing back several Eagles’ scoring threats. EightdifferentVikings teamed for  90 tackles (including solo and assisted tackles):    Tristan Keith (16), Matt Sevao (15), Seth Roberts (12), Austin Cal- vin (11), Michael Wilkins (10), Dylan Hutchinson (10), Jalen Thibou (9), Zach Kylany (7).  All of the above are linemen or line- backers except for Thibou who is a defensive back.   Combin- ing for quarterback sacks were Sevao and D. Hutchinson with two each and S. Roberts with Vikings beat Federal Way 42-10 in play-off opener MIKE ANDERTON Beautiful lamp posts with hanging flowers and festive ban- ners are just a few of the many ideas the city has for its beautifi- cation plan. The city’s Community Devel- opment Department reached out to residents through boards, commissions, in person at Aquafest and online to see what residents would like to see as far as bringing a touch of personal- ity to the streets of Lake Stevens. People were given three choic- es when it came to the “look” they wanted including modern, natural or eclectic. The natural look was by far the favorite with over 61 percent of the vote. Natural elements such as in- creasing the urban tree canopy and adding more elements like flowers, bushes, grass and natu- ral rock were top priorities. Hartford Drive Centennial Beautification projects will make city more inviting , Lake Stevens Historical Society,Newspapers,Lake Stevens Ledger,2016,November 9, 2016.pdf,November 9, 2016.pdf Page 1, November 9, 2016.pdf Page 1