The brutal murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman took place seven days after my 5th birthday. My desire to learn more about the trial of Simpson started with the 10 episode FX show “The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story” and peaked with ESPN’s 30 for 30 documentary “O.J.: Made in America.”
For Kent resident Kneishia Vinson sexual assault is “taboo.” Vinson said this is because often times victims know their offenders and “we tend to keep things like that out of the public eye due to embarrassment, shame or being disowned by family members or friends.”
Despite living on the lake, water was the biggest challenge for the firefighters who responded to a house fire on Lake Tapps Sunday. Dispatchers received multiple calls for the fire just before 11:30 a.m. on the 21000 block of Snag Island Drive East. The smoke could be seen from across the lake.
It was reported around 5:15 a.m. Wednesday, April 20 that a homeowner had spotted four bear in their backyard in the 10600 block of 189th, according to a tweet from the Bonney Lake Police Department.
As I sit here writing this book versus movie of “Dark Places” by Gillian Flynn I need to be honest with you, I did not finish the book. I only read one third of it. And so this is where I will begin my review. The reason behind me not finishing the book is how it was written.
Editor’s note: this is the final installment of Tyler Stewart’s journey to coping with migraines with the help of Emily Law, a psychologist at Seattle Children’s Pain Medicine program and a researcher at Seattle Children’s Research Institute. Part 1 was printed in the 3/23 edition of the Courier-Herald.
This is the first installment of Tyler Stewart’s journey to coping with migraines with the help of Emily Law, a psychologist at Seattle Children’s Pain Medicine program and a researcher at Seattle Children’s Research Institute. Part two will be printed in the 3/30 edition of the Courier-Herald.
The Sumner track and field team will once again be a force in the South Puget Sound League and at the state meet. Last season the boys took 10th at state and the girls 14th.
As we leave the winter weather behind us and enter spring, the Sumner Spartans baseball team takes the field for the new season. Casey Adcox returns as head coach for his ninth season at Sumner. Adcox has been coaching baseball now for 17 seasons.
Despite excessive rain fall and power outages throughout the region, the Enumclaw School District remains on normal schedule this morning.
The 2015 season started Dec. 3 for Panther swimmers and divers when they faced the Enumclaw Hornets.
Second-year Spartan head coach Jordan Moog said Sumner’s upcoming season is “looking to be an exciting one.”
The Bonney Lake basketball team is gearing up for another season – check out who graduated, who stayed and who to look our for this season.
