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The Green File: Southside School Honors Grandparents with Luncheon |
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More than 100 grandparents turned out last Thursday for the annual Bring Your Grandparents to Lunch Day at Southside School.
“I think this is a great opportunity to connect grandparents with their grandkids’ school,” said Southside Principal Tim Garchow. “It instills a sense of importance in our students.”
The Southside Gym was packed as hungry grandparents and their grandchildren sat down for a lunch consisting of turkey, mashed potatoes, rolls and more. The grandparent turnout was significant because there are slightly more than 200 students in the school a few miles southeast of Shelton.
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Ballots for Special School Levy Elections Due Tuesday Night |
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A reminder: Ballots for the special school levy elections need to be returned to the Mason County Auditor's Office by 8 PM Tuesday. Registered voters in the Grapeview, Mary M. Knight, Hood Canal, McCleary and Elma school districts are participating in this election.
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Ditch Cleaning and Tree Removal Will Impact Traffic This Week |
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 Ditch cleaning and tree removal will impact travel on state highways this week. The State Department of Transportation reports that this work begins on Highway 119 (Lake Cushman Road) Monday where there will be flagger controlled, one-way alternating traffic from Suncrest Drive to Lake Cushman Pioneer Village (milepost 1 to milepost 6) from 8 AM to 3 PM.
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John Deere Official talks about Harvester ADAGE Will Be Using |
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At Thursday's John Deere/ADAGE alliance announcement, 1030 KMAS News spoke with John Deere's Mike Schmidt, Forestry Renewables, Forestry Marketing Manager, about the 1490D Energy Wood Harvester ADAGE will be using to collect and bundle the woody biomass that will be transported and used as fuel at the Biomass Generating Plant the alternative energy company may build at the Port of Shelton's John's Prairie Industrial Park. Click to view the video.
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Historic Preservation Commission & Capitol Land Trust Top County Commission Meeting |
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A vacancy and an appointment to the Mason County Historic Preservation Commission and recognition from Capitol Land Trust top the Mason County Commission's agenda Tuesday morning at 9 AM. The County Commissioners will also take action on a dozen consent agenda items.
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High School Sports Report for 2/8/10: 4 Highclimbers, 13 Bulldogs heading to Regional wrestling ... MMK boys make sub district ... Shelton has new boys' soccer coach |
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In High School Sports over the weekend:
Five Shelton wrestlers advanced to the Regionals. The Highclimbers are Ty McCullough, who placed first at the Sub-Regionals Saturday; Jonathon Dennis; Colby Barber; Taylor Gettle; and Kala Shivers, who placed second in the Sub-Regional.
North Mason is sending 13 wrestlers to the Class 2A Regionals. Four Bulldogs won sub-regional championships Saturday. They are Zac Joaquin (112), Pedro Joaquin (119), Robert Vandling (215) and Jake Foley (285). Other North Mason wrestlers advancing to regionals include Rene Gaspar, Sam Newman, Craig Guse, Ryan Kuhn and Patricia Costello, all of whom placed second Saturday; and Brian McCarty, Drew Hicks, Cody Nelson and C. Neisen.
The Mary M. Knight boys' basketball team wrapped up the regular season with a 58 to 36 thumping of Wishkah Valley Saturday and made the Sub-Districts.
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High School Sports Schedule |
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Tues. 2/9
Boys’ basketball: North Mason at Port Angeles 7 PM; Class 1B Southwest North Sub-District: Mary M. Knight at Oakville 7 PM
Girls’ basketball: Port Angeles at North Mason 7 PM
Fri. 2/12
Boys’ basketball: Sequim at North Mason on 1030 KMAS. Dedrick Allan will start the pregame about 6:50. Tipoff is 7 PM (Click here to listen to KMAS online!)
Girls’ basketball: North Mason at Sequim 7 PM
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