Cav welcome Students from Cavelero Mid High School enjoyed listening to Kevin Laue at their welcome assembly. READ MORE ON Page 12 September 16, 2015 Edition 2 Issue 5 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com viking football Lake Stevens football is back and the team has already beat Meadowdale and Marysville-Pilchuck. Read more page 8 L.S. Teen killed A 17-year-old from Lake Stevens was struck by a car while crossing Highway 9. Read more on page 3 washington fires Lake Stevens firefighters joined hun- dreds of others in Eastern Washing- ton helping fight fires. Read more on page 6 it’s gary’s b-day You can wish Gary a Happy Birthday by sending him a birthday card. Read Let Me Be Candid to find out how. Read more page 7 pam stevens SEE HAHN ON page 6 SEE 9-11 ON page 2 “T alk to the People Who BuildY our Mattress.” • Buy at the Factory • Mattresses any size, shape or kind Showroom at 4th & Cedar in Marysville Factory at 1327 8th Street in Marysville BBB Rated A+ • Cushion foam replacement • RV and boat upholstery 360-659-8458 • 360-659-3598 www.slumbereasemattress.com $ 50 Off RV Mattresses Must present at time of purchase. One week turn around time! Photo by Pam Stevens CONTRIBUTED pam stevens SEE Council ON page 2 Lake Stevens Firefighter rings the bell for the 5-5-5-5-5Tolling of the Bells at the annual 9-11 Memorial at Fire Station 82 in downtown Lake Stevens.This annual event is sponsored by American Legion Post 181. Contributed Photo For the fifth grade students from Mount Pilchuck Elemen- tary School who attended this year’s 9-11 Memorial Service the reality of what happened on that day in 2001 it was an eye opening memorial. The service was held on Fri- day, September 11 at Fire Sta- tion 82 in downtown Lake Stevens and included the play- ing of TAPS and the 5-5-5-5-5 Tolling of the Bell. Mrs. Ange Kendall’s fifth grade class was not even alive 14 years ago when this trag- edy occurred right here on American soil but they shared a poem and several drawings from what they have learned about the terrorist attacks on that day. Lake Stevens Mayor Vern Lit- tle was working at Boeing and stared at the computer screen in disbelief as he watched one of the 767s he helped build fly into the second tower in Man- hattan New York. “I never thought for one sec- ond that this could happen,” he said. “However, we grow September 11 Memorial asks,“Always Remember” City council meeting was filled to standing room only on Tuesday, September 8 when citizens were asking what the city’s plans are for the area where the city’s Permit Center is located. Rumors abound about Wil- liams Investments building a 124-unit, six-story apartment building on Williams’ property on the lake near North Cove Park, as well as the adjacent city owned property where the Permit Center is currently sit- ting. Citizens were concerned that the city was planning to sell part of North Cove Park with- out public comment. Citizens ask council, staff about downtown apartment Development put on hold for now “The city doesn’t have any- thing to speak on,” Lake Ste- vens Mayor Vern Little said. “We don’t have anything sub- mitted by the developer and there’s no desire to get rid of the park.” Williams Investments’ con- sultant Reid Shockey, said that the development will be on hold until the city completes its downtown sub-area plan. “The developer would like to be a part of the sub-area plan- ning,” City of Lake Stevens Planning Director Becky Able- man said. “There are four, five, six dif- ferent applications that have to be submitted to the city; none of them have been submitted. They have been put on hold,” At the WA-ACTE (Washing- ton Association for Career and Technical Education) confer- ence held August 9-12 in Ya- kima, Kathy Hahn was recog- nized as Teacher of the Year by the WA-FACSE (Washington Family and Consumer Scienc- es Education) organization. Kathy Hahn, a Family and Consumer Science teacher at Lake Stevens High School, has made significant contributions toward innovative, unique, and novel programs that are serving to improve family and consumer skills for youth in her classes. She has taught family and consumer courses at Lake Ste- vens for 29 years and currently teaches Food and Fitness, Ca- reers in Education, and Child Development. She has imple- mented research-based in- structional strategies, integrat- Lake Stevens High School teacher wins award Kathy Hahn, teacher at Lake Stevens High School, won an award from theWA-ACTE.. , OCR Text: Cav welcome Students from Cavelero Mid High School enjoyed listening to Kevin Laue at their welcome assembly. READ MORE ON Page 12 September 16, 2015 Edition 2 Issue 5 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com viking football Lake Stevens football is back and the team has already beat Meadowdale and Marysville-Pilchuck. Read more page 8 L.S. Teen killed A 17-year-old from Lake Stevens was struck by a car while crossing Highway 9. Read more on page 3 washington fires Lake Stevens firefighters joined hun- dreds of others in Eastern Washing- ton helping fight fires. Read more on page 6 it’s gary’s b-day You can wish Gary a Happy Birthday by sending him a birthday card. Read Let Me Be Candid to find out how. Read more page 7 pam stevens SEE HAHN ON page 6 SEE 9-11 ON page 2 “T alk to the People Who BuildY our Mattress.” • Buy at the Factory • Mattresses any size, shape or kind Showroom at 4th & Cedar in Marysville Factory at 1327 8th Street in Marysville BBB Rated A • Cushion foam replacement • RV and boat upholstery 360-659-8458 • 360-659-3598 www.slumbereasemattress.com $ 50 Off RV Mattresses Must present at time of purchase. One week turn around time! Photo by Pam Stevens CONTRIBUTED pam stevens SEE Council ON page 2 Lake Stevens Firefighter rings the bell for the 5-5-5-5-5Tolling of the Bells at the annual 9-11 Memorial at Fire Station 82 in downtown Lake Stevens.This annual event is sponsored by American Legion Post 181. Contributed Photo For the fifth grade students from Mount Pilchuck Elemen- tary School who attended this year’s 9-11 Memorial Service the reality of what happened on that day in 2001 it was an eye opening memorial. The service was held on Fri- day, September 11 at Fire Sta- tion 82 in downtown Lake Stevens and included the play- ing of TAPS and the 5-5-5-5-5 Tolling of the Bell. Mrs. Ange Kendall’s fifth grade class was not even alive 14 years ago when this trag- edy occurred right here on American soil but they shared a poem and several drawings from what they have learned about the terrorist attacks on that day. Lake Stevens Mayor Vern Lit- tle was working at Boeing and stared at the computer screen in disbelief as he watched one of the 767s he helped build fly into the second tower in Man- hattan New York. “I never thought for one sec- ond that this could happen,” he said. “However, we grow September 11 Memorial asks,“Always Remember” City council meeting was filled to standing room only on Tuesday, September 8 when citizens were asking what the city’s plans are for the area where the city’s Permit Center is located. Rumors abound about Wil- liams Investments building a 124-unit, six-story apartment building on Williams’ property on the lake near North Cove Park, as well as the adjacent city owned property where the Permit Center is currently sit- ting. Citizens were concerned that the city was planning to sell part of North Cove Park with- out public comment. Citizens ask council, staff about downtown apartment Development put on hold for now “The city doesn’t have any- thing to speak on,” Lake Ste- vens Mayor Vern Little said. “We don’t have anything sub- mitted by the developer and there’s no desire to get rid of the park.” Williams Investments’ con- sultant Reid Shockey, said that the development will be on hold until the city completes its downtown sub-area plan. “The developer would like to be a part of the sub-area plan- ning,” City of Lake Stevens Planning Director Becky Able- man said. “There are four, five, six dif- ferent applications that have to be submitted to the city; none of them have been submitted. They have been put on hold,” At the WA-ACTE (Washing- ton Association for Career and Technical Education) confer- ence held August 9-12 in Ya- kima, Kathy Hahn was recog- nized as Teacher of the Year by the WA-FACSE (Washington Family and Consumer Scienc- es Education) organization. Kathy Hahn, a Family and Consumer Science teacher at Lake Stevens High School, has made significant contributions toward innovative, unique, and novel programs that are serving to improve family and consumer skills for youth in her classes. She has taught family and consumer courses at Lake Ste- vens for 29 years and currently teaches Food and Fitness, Ca- reers in Education, and Child Development. She has imple- mented research-based in- structional strategies, integrat- Lake Stevens High School teacher wins award Kathy Hahn, teacher at Lake Stevens High School, won an award from theWA-ACTE.. , Lake Stevens Historical Society,Newspapers,Lake Stevens Ledger,2015,September 16, 2015.pdf,September 16, 2015.pdf Page 1, September 16, 2015.pdf Page 1