Change CLOCKS It’s time to Spring forward. Get ready to change your clocks and check your smoke alarm batteries. READ MORE ON Page 12 March 1, 2017 Edition 2 Issue 18 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com LibraryVote Lake Stevens won’t be seeing a new library, at least not for now. Low voter turnout meant not enough votes. Read more on page 6 Transit changes Community Transit has made some changes in routes as of March. Will these affect you? Read more ON PAGe 5 QUEENS IN OLYMPIA The 2016 MIss Aquafest Royalty was invited to Olympia by Rep. Mark Harmsworth. Read more on page 2 Lake Stevens High School senior Isabel Marsh next to her Doodle 4 Goggle winning art piece and Lake Stevens School District Superintendent Amy Beth Cook and LSHS Principal Leslie Ivelia. SEE wrestling ON page 2 pam stevens Photo by Pam Stevens ALAN SOlER LION WINS AWARD A Lake Stevens Lions Club member was awarded with the highest honor a Lion can receive. Read more page 5 SEE MARSH ON page 7 We Create Beautiful Smiles for Adults & Children www.bourneorthodontics.com 360-659-0211 815 State Avenue • Suite 3 Marysville (in Opus Bank Building) 425-334-4053 9633 Market Place • Suite 104 Lake Stevens (Southeast of Target) Proudly serving the community for 12 years Malachi Lawrence wins the state wrestling title at 170 pounds. Right: Angelo Loera, 170 pounds, took sixth place at state this year. Junior Malachi Lawrence won the 4A 170 pound wres- tling state championship at the 2017 Mat Classic held Febru- ary 17-18. Lawrence ranked number two at 170 lbs. by Washing- ton Wrestling Report, won by fall in his two matches on day one. In the semifinals on day two, Lawrence defeated Mason Marenco of Mountlake Terrace SI 13-5 to advance to the finals Lake Stevens wrestler Malachi Lawrence wins state wrestling championships Vikings finishes seventh in State Photos by Alan Soler Creating the Washing- ton state winning doddle for Google’s Doodle 4 Google competition was a huge sur- prise for Lake Stevens High School’s Isabel Marsh. Marsh, a senior at the high school, had her doodle, “Our Friends, The Bees,” selected out of hundreds of entries received from Washington students. Her doodle depicts her vision of the bee population increas- ing back to a healthy number in the near future. The character in Marsh’s artwork is Dingo, an animal friend she has created, not just for this piece but others as well. “I’m very private about Din- go,” she said, which makes her sharing with the world even more amazing. “My ambition s write a children’s book about him.” If you look closely at Marsh’s creation you can see Dingo, flowers in hand, encouraging the bees to fly, which is in the shape of the letter G and the Marsh named Google’s state champ in doodle competition , OCR Text: Change CLOCKS It’s time to Spring forward. Get ready to change your clocks and check your smoke alarm batteries. READ MORE ON Page 12 March 1, 2017 Edition 2 Issue 18 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com LibraryVote Lake Stevens won’t be seeing a new library, at least not for now. Low voter turnout meant not enough votes. Read more on page 6 Transit changes Community Transit has made some changes in routes as of March. Will these affect you? Read more ON PAGe 5 QUEENS IN OLYMPIA The 2016 MIss Aquafest Royalty was invited to Olympia by Rep. Mark Harmsworth. Read more on page 2 Lake Stevens High School senior Isabel Marsh next to her Doodle 4 Goggle winning art piece and Lake Stevens School District Superintendent Amy Beth Cook and LSHS Principal Leslie Ivelia. SEE wrestling ON page 2 pam stevens Photo by Pam Stevens ALAN SOlER LION WINS AWARD A Lake Stevens Lions Club member was awarded with the highest honor a Lion can receive. Read more page 5 SEE MARSH ON page 7 We Create Beautiful Smiles for Adults & Children www.bourneorthodontics.com 360-659-0211 815 State Avenue • Suite 3 Marysville (in Opus Bank Building) 425-334-4053 9633 Market Place • Suite 104 Lake Stevens (Southeast of Target) Proudly serving the community for 12 years Malachi Lawrence wins the state wrestling title at 170 pounds. Right: Angelo Loera, 170 pounds, took sixth place at state this year. Junior Malachi Lawrence won the 4A 170 pound wres- tling state championship at the 2017 Mat Classic held Febru- ary 17-18. Lawrence ranked number two at 170 lbs. by Washing- ton Wrestling Report, won by fall in his two matches on day one. In the semifinals on day two, Lawrence defeated Mason Marenco of Mountlake Terrace SI 13-5 to advance to the finals Lake Stevens wrestler Malachi Lawrence wins state wrestling championships Vikings finishes seventh in State Photos by Alan Soler Creating the Washing- ton state winning doddle for Google’s Doodle 4 Google competition was a huge sur- prise for Lake Stevens High School’s Isabel Marsh. Marsh, a senior at the high school, had her doodle, “Our Friends, The Bees,” selected out of hundreds of entries received from Washington students. Her doodle depicts her vision of the bee population increas- ing back to a healthy number in the near future. The character in Marsh’s artwork is Dingo, an animal friend she has created, not just for this piece but others as well. “I’m very private about Din- go,” she said, which makes her sharing with the world even more amazing. “My ambition s write a children’s book about him.” If you look closely at Marsh’s creation you can see Dingo, flowers in hand, encouraging the bees to fly, which is in the shape of the letter G and the Marsh named Google’s state champ in doodle competition , Lake Stevens Historical Society,Newspapers,Lake Stevens Ledger,2017,March 1, 2017.pdf,March 1, 2017.pdf Page 1, March 1, 2017.pdf Page 1