Vet honored A local member of American Legion Post 181 is being honored for his ef- forts during World War II in France. Read more on page 6 chris pratt Lake Stevens High School graduate Chris Pratt has been making a name for himself in Hollywood. Read more on page 7 pennies for pups A local group helps raise money for the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Department’s K9 unit. Find out how you can help. Read more on page 11 DeLorm honored Lake Stevens Rotary Club chose its Rotarian of the Year. This year’s honoree is Dr. Tracy DeLorm. Read more on page 12 GF Museum Members of the Granite Falls Historical Society were honored at an event last month. Find who received recognition. Read more on page12 pam stevens LOW | Page 5 movie | Page 5 Garden | Page 8 September 3, 2014 Edition 1 Issue 4 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com Courtesy Photo Courtesy Photo Courtesy Photo Courtesy Photo Lake Stevens Police Chief Dan Lorentzen was sworn in by MayorVern Little at the Monday, August 25 city council meeting. After Lorentzen’s swearing in he got to do the same for Commander DennisTaylor. Bourne Orthodontics staff with Princess Anna at the Movie in the Park held on Saturday, August 23. Kids at the community garden at Hillcrest Elementary School pull potatoes out of the dirt. Lorentzen,Taylor sworn in at council meeting 1175 Village Way • Monroe • 360-217-8785 • openroadrvcenter.com 2014 Crossroads Zinger TTZ-1 ZT211RD |Was $23,998 SALE $15,900 One Only 2015WildernessTT W2650BH |Was $27,900 SALE $20,997 One Only 2014V-CrossVibeTT 6500 Series |Was $21,900 SALE $17,499 One Only 2014 XLR NitroTH 24FQST |Was $38,900 SALE $29,997 One Only 2014 Palomino Puma FW 295-BHSS |Was $32,900 SALE $26,900 One Only 2015 Chateau Class C 23U |Was $74,999 SALE $59,999 One Only OPEN_ROAD_RV_3X6 ADVERTISER: SPEC ADS SALES PERSON: Tom McLaughlin NEXT RUN DATE: 05/16/14 CREATED BY: DREIFEL PUBLICATION: SPEC-ADS PUBLICATION: SPEC-ADS SIZE: 3 col X 6 in .... .... 2013 Thor Chateau 31E #CH108 | Was $99,998 SALE $84,598 2014 Palomino 5th Wheel 295-BHSS | #PM107 Was $35,098 SALE $29,698 2014 Forest River XLR NNRO 24FQST | #YR103 Was $41,394 SALE $36,598 2013 Thor Chateau 31E #CH108 | Was $99,998 SALE $84,598 2014 Palomino 5th Wheel 295-BHSS | #PM107 Was $35,098 SALE $29,698 2014 Forest River XLR NNRO 24FQST | #YR103 Was $41,394 SALE $36,598 WE BUY RV’S We are always in need of Quality Used Inventory.Turn your RV into Cash Now with our Fast, Easy & Reliable Program at open-roadrvcenter.com Contact Roy Rodgers 360-949-0980 FOR FAST RESULTS! PRE-OWNED RV PRE-OWNED RV Limited Supply Best Value! Quality Light Weight Managers Special Won’t Last Long! 2015: Already Arrived We Buy & Consign RV’s Convert Your rv into Cash todaY with the states Best Certified Program thank you to our advertisers both in print & online YOU CAN advertise HERE Nina Lawrence sales@lakestevensledger.com 425-268-0864 On Monday, September 15, the Snohomish County Council is scheduled to hold interviews and decide between three nominees to fill the vacated State Representative in the 44th District, Position 2. The Position became open on July 24 when then State Representa- tive Mike Hope (R) resigned. The three nominations from the GOP Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), in order are: Mill Creek Councilmember Mark Harmsworth (also running for the position in the upcoming election), Lake Ste- vens Councilmember Sam Low, and Doug Roulstone (retired US Navy Captain). The appointed nominee will finish out the current term, until the general election is certified in November, at which point, either Harmsworth (R) or Wilson (D) will assume the position. Therefore, the County Council has a difficult choice as the race be- tween Harmsworth and Wilson is close. The County Council has had to fill several positions in the past year, and typically have chosen the first nominee, but they are not bound by the PCO’s order of nominees. The County Council will have to choose to give the position to the GOP PCO’s top nominee (Harms- worth), or move to the next nomi- Lake Stevens Council member Sam Low, one of three nominated to fill open State Rep position   North Cove Park was packed with over 800 people on Saturday, August 23 for the second annual Movie in the Park sponsored by Bourne Or- thodontics. “Our Movie was fantastic! We Movie in the Park a huge success Pam Stevens with Jessica Anderson Pam Stevens worked with the City and the Arts Commission to pull it all off and it was so much fun,” Lisa Johansen, Clinical Technician/Marketing Co- ordinator for Bourne Orthodontics said.” We think that we doubled our attendance; about 800 folks were Learning how to grow vegetables isn’t just for adults, just ask the stu- dents at the Early Learning Cen- ter located at Hillcrest Elementary School. They have learned how to grow everything from broccoli to zucchini in their gigantic garden. Early Learning Center kids learn gardening, helping others Four years ago the students and staff at the ELC received a grant from Washington State University called Families Growing Gardens. The grant money, along with the help of a local, got the community garden started. , OCR Text: Vet honored A local member of American Legion Post 181 is being honored for his ef- forts during World War II in France. Read more on page 6 chris pratt Lake Stevens High School graduate Chris Pratt has been making a name for himself in Hollywood. Read more on page 7 pennies for pups A local group helps raise money for the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Department’s K9 unit. Find out how you can help. Read more on page 11 DeLorm honored Lake Stevens Rotary Club chose its Rotarian of the Year. This year’s honoree is Dr. Tracy DeLorm. Read more on page 12 GF Museum Members of the Granite Falls Historical Society were honored at an event last month. Find who received recognition. Read more on page12 pam stevens LOW | Page 5 movie | Page 5 Garden | Page 8 September 3, 2014 Edition 1 Issue 4 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com Courtesy Photo Courtesy Photo Courtesy Photo Courtesy Photo Lake Stevens Police Chief Dan Lorentzen was sworn in by MayorVern Little at the Monday, August 25 city council meeting. After Lorentzen’s swearing in he got to do the same for Commander DennisTaylor. Bourne Orthodontics staff with Princess Anna at the Movie in the Park held on Saturday, August 23. Kids at the community garden at Hillcrest Elementary School pull potatoes out of the dirt. Lorentzen,Taylor sworn in at council meeting 1175 Village Way • Monroe • 360-217-8785 • openroadrvcenter.com 2014 Crossroads Zinger TTZ-1 ZT211RD |Was $23,998 SALE $15,900 One Only 2015WildernessTT W2650BH |Was $27,900 SALE $20,997 One Only 2014V-CrossVibeTT 6500 Series |Was $21,900 SALE $17,499 One Only 2014 XLR NitroTH 24FQST |Was $38,900 SALE $29,997 One Only 2014 Palomino Puma FW 295-BHSS |Was $32,900 SALE $26,900 One Only 2015 Chateau Class C 23U |Was $74,999 SALE $59,999 One Only OPEN_ROAD_RV_3X6 ADVERTISER: SPEC ADS SALES PERSON: Tom McLaughlin NEXT RUN DATE: 05/16/14 CREATED BY: DREIFEL PUBLICATION: SPEC-ADS PUBLICATION: SPEC-ADS SIZE: 3 col X 6 in .... .... 2013 Thor Chateau 31E #CH108 | Was $99,998 SALE $84,598 2014 Palomino 5th Wheel 295-BHSS | #PM107 Was $35,098 SALE $29,698 2014 Forest River XLR NNRO 24FQST | #YR103 Was $41,394 SALE $36,598 2013 Thor Chateau 31E #CH108 | Was $99,998 SALE $84,598 2014 Palomino 5th Wheel 295-BHSS | #PM107 Was $35,098 SALE $29,698 2014 Forest River XLR NNRO 24FQST | #YR103 Was $41,394 SALE $36,598 WE BUY RV’S We are always in need of Quality Used Inventory.Turn your RV into Cash Now with our Fast, Easy & Reliable Program at open-roadrvcenter.com Contact Roy Rodgers 360-949-0980 FOR FAST RESULTS! PRE-OWNED RV PRE-OWNED RV Limited Supply Best Value! Quality Light Weight Managers Special Won’t Last Long! 2015: Already Arrived We Buy & Consign RV’s Convert Your rv into Cash todaY with the states Best Certified Program thank you to our advertisers both in print & online YOU CAN advertise HERE Nina Lawrence sales@lakestevensledger.com 425-268-0864 On Monday, September 15, the Snohomish County Council is scheduled to hold interviews and decide between three nominees to fill the vacated State Representative in the 44th District, Position 2. The Position became open on July 24 when then State Representa- tive Mike Hope (R) resigned. The three nominations from the GOP Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), in order are: Mill Creek Councilmember Mark Harmsworth (also running for the position in the upcoming election), Lake Ste- vens Councilmember Sam Low, and Doug Roulstone (retired US Navy Captain). The appointed nominee will finish out the current term, until the general election is certified in November, at which point, either Harmsworth (R) or Wilson (D) will assume the position. Therefore, the County Council has a difficult choice as the race be- tween Harmsworth and Wilson is close. The County Council has had to fill several positions in the past year, and typically have chosen the first nominee, but they are not bound by the PCO’s order of nominees. The County Council will have to choose to give the position to the GOP PCO’s top nominee (Harms- worth), or move to the next nomi- Lake Stevens Council member Sam Low, one of three nominated to fill open State Rep position   North Cove Park was packed with over 800 people on Saturday, August 23 for the second annual Movie in the Park sponsored by Bourne Or- thodontics. “Our Movie was fantastic! We Movie in the Park a huge success Pam Stevens with Jessica Anderson Pam Stevens worked with the City and the Arts Commission to pull it all off and it was so much fun,” Lisa Johansen, Clinical Technician/Marketing Co- ordinator for Bourne Orthodontics said.” We think that we doubled our attendance; about 800 folks were Learning how to grow vegetables isn’t just for adults, just ask the stu- dents at the Early Learning Cen- ter located at Hillcrest Elementary School. They have learned how to grow everything from broccoli to zucchini in their gigantic garden. Early Learning Center kids learn gardening, helping others Four years ago the students and staff at the ELC received a grant from Washington State University called Families Growing Gardens. The grant money, along with the help of a local, got the community garden started. , Lake Stevens Historical Society,Newspapers,Lake Stevens Ledger,2014,September 3, 2014.pdf,September 3, 2014.pdf Page 1, September 3, 2014.pdf Page 1