CavAlero Tutors Cavelero Mid-High School students help local elementary kids at Skyline Elementary School. READ MORE ON Page 12 MARCH 16, 2016 Edition 2 Issue 16 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com Local Sports See what’s happening in local sports including volleyball and girls basketball. Read more on page 6 Interim PD Chief The City has hired an Interim Police Chief for the Lake Stevens Police Department. Find out who. Read more IN PAGE 3 FCCLA helps kids One Lake Stevens High School FC- CLA member has a program that helps local kids. Read more on page 2 Runners take off at the line for the Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce’s annual C-Trial Run on CentennialTrail.The event includes a Kids Fun Run, 5K and 10K runs and is sponsored by local businesses. Photo by Pam Stevens SEE V-BOTS ON page 8 pam stevens Rotary Cleans up The Lake Stevens Rotary Club helps clean-up the city picking up a truck load of garbage. Read more page 2 SEE C-Trail ON page 11 More than 200 high school students from all over Wash- ington State descended upon Cavelero Mid High School on Saturday, March 5 for the All Washington High School VEX Robotics Championship with the goal of qualifying for the World Championship Tourna- ment in Louisville, Kentucky. Fifty-seven teams from 21 different clubs or schools will came together for a non-stop, action-packed day of compe- tition where they will battled against each other with robots created from the VEX Robot- ics Design System. Participants played the game Nothing but Net, developed by VEX Robot- ics, Inc. and the Robotics Edu- cation & Competition (REC) Foundation, leaders in educa- tional and competitive robotics. Lake Stevens High School wins big at State RoboticsTournament, qualifies two teams to World ChampionshipTournament in Louisville, Kentucky CONTRIBUTED Before the state comple- tion had even started a V-Bots team had already qualified for worlds. Lake juniors Aiden Pyle, Ryan Sobosky, Andrew Dee- bach, Jordan Conner, and Sky- ler Bagher, 8931A The 5 Guys, won the Vex online challenge and received an invitation to the VEX Worlds tournament. They took first in an online de- sign challenge. Out of close to 150 different entries they pro- duced the highest quality web- site that promotes their club the C-Bots and V-Bots. The 5 Guys will be on the stage during the final presentations at the Worlds competition to accept this prestigious national award. During the state competition two more teams also received awards. Teammates Andrew Lake Stevens juniors Aiden Pyle, Ryan Sobosky, Andrew Deebach, Jordan Conner, and Skyler Bagher with their robot and mr. Mr. Miller. FREE Custom Fitting FREE Built for your body type within 5 days! NO Retail Store Can Compare! Mattresses Upholstery Cut-to-size Foam 50Years Experience BBB Rated A+ Showroom at 4th & Cedar in Marysville Factory at 1327 8th Street in Marysville BBB RatedA+ 360-659-8458 • 360-659-3598 www.slumberease.com North Puget Sound’s Only Mattress Factory Open Directly to the Public. Over 200 runners of all ages, shapes and sizes lined up at the start line to chase the lepre- chaun on the Centennial Trail on Saturday, March 12. The Greater Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce hosts this annual event which is headed up by Kelly DuByne, The festive run included a 10K, 5K and a Kids Fun Run and every participant received a medal for finishing the race. Dozens of local businesses sponsored the event (see the ad on page 11) and many of those businesses participated in the race itself. “This event will help to in- crease Chamber visibility in the community as well as sup- porting chamber events and operation of  the chamber of- fice,” DuByne explained. “A portion of the proceeds will go towards the Stephen R. Covey “Leader In Me Program” at some of our LSSD Schools, teaching our kids to be future leaders!” Chamber’s annual C-Trail Run helps kids and community , OCR Text: CavAlero Tutors Cavelero Mid-High School students help local elementary kids at Skyline Elementary School. READ MORE ON Page 12 MARCH 16, 2016 Edition 2 Issue 16 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com Local Sports See what’s happening in local sports including volleyball and girls basketball. Read more on page 6 Interim PD Chief The City has hired an Interim Police Chief for the Lake Stevens Police Department. Find out who. Read more IN PAGE 3 FCCLA helps kids One Lake Stevens High School FC- CLA member has a program that helps local kids. Read more on page 2 Runners take off at the line for the Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce’s annual C-Trial Run on CentennialTrail.The event includes a Kids Fun Run, 5K and 10K runs and is sponsored by local businesses. Photo by Pam Stevens SEE V-BOTS ON page 8 pam stevens Rotary Cleans up The Lake Stevens Rotary Club helps clean-up the city picking up a truck load of garbage. Read more page 2 SEE C-Trail ON page 11 More than 200 high school students from all over Wash- ington State descended upon Cavelero Mid High School on Saturday, March 5 for the All Washington High School VEX Robotics Championship with the goal of qualifying for the World Championship Tourna- ment in Louisville, Kentucky. Fifty-seven teams from 21 different clubs or schools will came together for a non-stop, action-packed day of compe- tition where they will battled against each other with robots created from the VEX Robot- ics Design System. Participants played the game Nothing but Net, developed by VEX Robot- ics, Inc. and the Robotics Edu- cation & Competition (REC) Foundation, leaders in educa- tional and competitive robotics. Lake Stevens High School wins big at State RoboticsTournament, qualifies two teams to World ChampionshipTournament in Louisville, Kentucky CONTRIBUTED Before the state comple- tion had even started a V-Bots team had already qualified for worlds. Lake juniors Aiden Pyle, Ryan Sobosky, Andrew Dee- bach, Jordan Conner, and Sky- ler Bagher, 8931A The 5 Guys, won the Vex online challenge and received an invitation to the VEX Worlds tournament. They took first in an online de- sign challenge. Out of close to 150 different entries they pro- duced the highest quality web- site that promotes their club the C-Bots and V-Bots. The 5 Guys will be on the stage during the final presentations at the Worlds competition to accept this prestigious national award. During the state competition two more teams also received awards. Teammates Andrew Lake Stevens juniors Aiden Pyle, Ryan Sobosky, Andrew Deebach, Jordan Conner, and Skyler Bagher with their robot and mr. Mr. Miller. FREE Custom Fitting FREE Built for your body type within 5 days! NO Retail Store Can Compare! Mattresses Upholstery Cut-to-size Foam 50Years Experience BBB Rated A Showroom at 4th & Cedar in Marysville Factory at 1327 8th Street in Marysville BBB RatedA 360-659-8458 • 360-659-3598 www.slumberease.com North Puget Sound’s Only Mattress Factory Open Directly to the Public. Over 200 runners of all ages, shapes and sizes lined up at the start line to chase the lepre- chaun on the Centennial Trail on Saturday, March 12. The Greater Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce hosts this annual event which is headed up by Kelly DuByne, The festive run included a 10K, 5K and a Kids Fun Run and every participant received a medal for finishing the race. Dozens of local businesses sponsored the event (see the ad on page 11) and many of those businesses participated in the race itself. “This event will help to in- crease Chamber visibility in the community as well as sup- porting chamber events and operation of  the chamber of- fice,” DuByne explained. “A portion of the proceeds will go towards the Stephen R. Covey “Leader In Me Program” at some of our LSSD Schools, teaching our kids to be future leaders!” Chamber’s annual C-Trail Run helps kids and community , Lake Stevens Historical Society,Newspapers,Lake Stevens Ledger,2016,March 16, 2016.pdf,March 16, 2016.pdf Page 1, March 16, 2016.pdf Page 1