PRAY FOR MPHS LSHS students showed up to the football on Oct. 24 in red and black in support of the friends at MPHS after the shooting earlier that day. READ MORE ON PAGE 7 TIME TO FALL BACK It’s time to turn those clocks back and check your smoke alarm batter- ies this weekend. READ MORE ON PAGE 5 NEW BUSINESSES Check out the business articles about local businesses serving resi- dents of Lake Stevens. READ MORE ON PAGE 9, 12 October 29, 2014 Edition 1 Issue 8 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com Li’l Hungry Hearts’Caffee receives First Annual FamilyValues Award EVENT CALENDAR There’s a lot going on Lake Stevens these days. Check out our Calendar of Events to ensure you don’t miss out on anything. READ MORE ON PAGE 4 Happy Halloween from Christopher Lugo, DMD • Jenny-Lee Kramar, BDS • Stephen Sadler, DDS Puget Sound Pediatric Dentistry reminding you to brush your teeth after all the treats! Complete Dental Care for Infants, Children & Adolescents - Sedation available • Individual TV’s at Each Chair www.PugetSoundPediatricDentistry.com 9421 N. Davies Rd, Suite A, Lake Stevens 425-367-4149 919 State Avenue, Suite 104, Marysville 360-659-8100 14090 Fryelands Blvd SE, Suite 348, Monroe 360-863-8700 Family and friends came to support Lake Stevens’ own Anita Caffee as she received the first annual Family Values Award from the Church of Je- sus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Thursday, October 16. Community members from both Lake Stevens and Marys- ville gathered at the Lake Ste- vens Fire District’s Adminis- tration Building where both Caffee and Marysville’s Prak and Rec Director Jim Ballew were honored and given the ceramic statue of a family gathered together on a couch. The award is presented to “members of the community who have achieved remarkable things that support families.” “This is a meeting where we are honoring t very good peo- ple in two communities,” The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- ter-Day Saints representative Steve Lebo said. “We need to always be mindful of the value of family within our commu- nities.” PAM STEVENS Caffee is a local volunteer who spends most of her time serving students within the Lake Stevens School District. She started the L’il Hungry Hearts program, which is a backback program that en- sures that students living with- in the school district have food on the days that they are not in school. Kids get to take home a backpack full of food so that they don’t go hungry over the weekends and holidays. Caffee got her start here in Lake Stevens volunteering at Glenwood Elementary School where her kids attended. She always went above and beyond expectations. “She was always willing to take on projects. We loved her at Glenwood. Every teacher in the school benefitted from her,” Glenwood teacher Tam- my Enders said. “She took Li’l Hungry Hearts from Glen- wood to the entire district.” Lake Stevens School District SEE CAFFEE PAGE 3 Children singing and play- ing music for crowds of people – that’s what you got to be a part of if you were at Mount Pilchuck Elementary School on Tuesday, October 21 where visitors enjoyed meeting one of the creators of the Leader in Me program, Dr. David Hatch. Community members were invited to meet Hatch and wit- ness the unique experiences of the students at Mount Pilchuck since they began Stephen Cov- ey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effec- tive People’s Leader in Me pro- gram at their school just three years ago. The second edition of The Leader in Me book was just re- cently released and Mount Pil- chuck was chosen from several schools in Washington, to host the book tour event. Pilchuck Elementary hosts one of The Leader in Me creators at Washington book tour PAM STEVENS Students at Mount Pilchuck Elementary School perform for guests atThe Leader in Me book tour which took place onTuesday, Oct. 21. Anita Caffee of Li’l Hungry Hearts (left) receives FamilyValues Award from Christina Foley from the Marysville Stake ofThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints for her tireless work for Lake Stevens families. PHOTO BY PAM STEVENS PHOTO BY CORY STEVENS SEE PILCHUCK PAGE 5 , OCR Text: PRAY FOR MPHS LSHS students showed up to the football on Oct. 24 in red and black in support of the friends at MPHS after the shooting earlier that day. READ MORE ON PAGE 7 TIME TO FALL BACK It’s time to turn those clocks back and check your smoke alarm batter- ies this weekend. READ MORE ON PAGE 5 NEW BUSINESSES Check out the business articles about local businesses serving resi- dents of Lake Stevens. READ MORE ON PAGE 9, 12 October 29, 2014 Edition 1 Issue 8 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com Li’l Hungry Hearts’Caffee receives First Annual FamilyValues Award EVENT CALENDAR There’s a lot going on Lake Stevens these days. Check out our Calendar of Events to ensure you don’t miss out on anything. READ MORE ON PAGE 4 Happy Halloween from Christopher Lugo, DMD • Jenny-Lee Kramar, BDS • Stephen Sadler, DDS Puget Sound Pediatric Dentistry reminding you to brush your teeth after all the treats! Complete Dental Care for Infants, Children & Adolescents - Sedation available • Individual TV’s at Each Chair www.PugetSoundPediatricDentistry.com 9421 N. Davies Rd, Suite A, Lake Stevens 425-367-4149 919 State Avenue, Suite 104, Marysville 360-659-8100 14090 Fryelands Blvd SE, Suite 348, Monroe 360-863-8700 Family and friends came to support Lake Stevens’ own Anita Caffee as she received the first annual Family Values Award from the Church of Je- sus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Thursday, October 16. Community members from both Lake Stevens and Marys- ville gathered at the Lake Ste- vens Fire District’s Adminis- tration Building where both Caffee and Marysville’s Prak and Rec Director Jim Ballew were honored and given the ceramic statue of a family gathered together on a couch. The award is presented to “members of the community who have achieved remarkable things that support families.” “This is a meeting where we are honoring t very good peo- ple in two communities,” The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- ter-Day Saints representative Steve Lebo said. “We need to always be mindful of the value of family within our commu- nities.” PAM STEVENS Caffee is a local volunteer who spends most of her time serving students within the Lake Stevens School District. She started the L’il Hungry Hearts program, which is a backback program that en- sures that students living with- in the school district have food on the days that they are not in school. Kids get to take home a backpack full of food so that they don’t go hungry over the weekends and holidays. Caffee got her start here in Lake Stevens volunteering at Glenwood Elementary School where her kids attended. She always went above and beyond expectations. “She was always willing to take on projects. We loved her at Glenwood. Every teacher in the school benefitted from her,” Glenwood teacher Tam- my Enders said. “She took Li’l Hungry Hearts from Glen- wood to the entire district.” Lake Stevens School District SEE CAFFEE PAGE 3 Children singing and play- ing music for crowds of people – that’s what you got to be a part of if you were at Mount Pilchuck Elementary School on Tuesday, October 21 where visitors enjoyed meeting one of the creators of the Leader in Me program, Dr. David Hatch. Community members were invited to meet Hatch and wit- ness the unique experiences of the students at Mount Pilchuck since they began Stephen Cov- ey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effec- tive People’s Leader in Me pro- gram at their school just three years ago. The second edition of The Leader in Me book was just re- cently released and Mount Pil- chuck was chosen from several schools in Washington, to host the book tour event. Pilchuck Elementary hosts one of The Leader in Me creators at Washington book tour PAM STEVENS Students at Mount Pilchuck Elementary School perform for guests atThe Leader in Me book tour which took place onTuesday, Oct. 21. Anita Caffee of Li’l Hungry Hearts (left) receives FamilyValues Award from Christina Foley from the Marysville Stake ofThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints for her tireless work for Lake Stevens families. PHOTO BY PAM STEVENS PHOTO BY CORY STEVENS SEE PILCHUCK PAGE 5 , Lake Stevens Historical Society,Newspapers,Lake Stevens Ledger,2014,October 29, 2014.pdf,October 29, 2014.pdf Page 1, October 29, 2014.pdf Page 1