PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office Chain Gang planted trees and shrubs on the slopes of the McDonald Creek Bridge during the week of April 9-13.
Notable items found along roadways were a computer, a shopping cart, two sleeping bags, three tarps, two recliners, a bicycle, drill bits, a duffle bag, bicycle tires, a baby stroller, one 1-gallon galvanized bucket, two milk crates, a laundry bag, a bag of marijuana, two 5-gallon buckets. a handicap shower chair, a dolly, a plastic tote, a roll of copper wire, metal wire fencing, an axe, a hacksaw, one mattress, a rolling cart with motor, four tarps, two folding chairs, and one needle.
Crew members found illegal dump sites on Valley Street, DelGuzzie Drive, and Blue Mountain Road totalling 2,210 pounds of garbage from the dumpsites.
Crew members also cleaned 8 miles of U.S. Highway 101 and 440 pounds of litter.
Crew members also pulled approximately 180 Scotch broom plants.
From April 16-20, the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office Chain Gang stacked wood and filled ruts on the McDonald Creek Bridge Project.
Notable items found along roadways were four needles, one box string, one hot tub and cover, a TV, plywood, a plastic swimming pool, a shampoo machine, a car dash, seat to a car, a wood door, two hand saws, a wheel barrow wheel, a sleeping pad, wood, a ladder and a baby car seat.
Crew members found illegal dumpsites west of the Border Patrol Station, Little River Road and Fish Hatchery Road totalling 3,790 pounds of garbage from the dumpsites.
Crew members also cleaned 3 miles of Littler River Road and 300 pounds of litter.
Crew members also fell trees and chipped debris in county-right-of-way on Reddick Road with the Public Utility District flagging.
The chain gang has so far this year cleaned 49.25 miles of roadway, picked up 38,200 pounds of dump site litter, picked up 3,580 pounds of roadside litter, recycled 224 pounds of aluminum, removed or sprayed 11,010 Scotch broom plants and brushed 4.75 miles of county rights of way.
Volunteers for walk
PORT ANGELES — The Alzheimer’s Association state chapter seeks volunteers to fill its Planning Commission for its area Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
This year’s event is planned for Saturday, Sept. 22, at City Pier at Railroad Avenue and North Lincoln Street.
The committee recruits new teams, advertises the event and secures sponsorships.
Committee members also help with event production and logistics.
Funds raised for the event are used for Alzheimer’s research and to provide care and support for local families impacted by the disease.
Last year, more than 140 people participated in the area event and raised more than $23,000.
For more information, contact event coordinator Kimber Behrends at 206-363-5500 or kibehrends@alz.org.
OSPI budget survey
Public input is sought by the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) for its K-12 budget through an online survey.
The survey is open and can be accessed online at www.k12.wa.us. The survey will close until Friday, June 8.
Participants are asked to complete the entire survey, which is expected to take about five minutes, according to a news release.
Survey data will be used to assist OPSI as it develops a budget with the aim to create a system individualized to meet the needs of all learners, according to the release.
Sequim Rotary recognizes students
SEQUIM — Three Sequim High School Students were recognized by the Sequim Rotary Club as Students of the Month.
The students are senior Angela Carrillo-Burge, and juniors Heidi O’Leary and Emily Bundy.
Each month, the club identifies a student that exemplifies good citizenship.
Carrillo-Burge is involved with student government, holding the office of treasurer for her junior class and senator for her senior class.
O’Leary is an intern at the Boys & Girls Club and club Youth of the Year candidate who recently attended a Seahawks game at Century Link Field and received — on behalf of the club — two $10,000 grants.
The grants were awarded by the Spirit of 12 Partners for the purchase of additional computers and software for the computer room at the club.
Bundy — a straight-A student — worked with the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office to bring the Grim Reaper exhibit to the high school.
Each student received a letter from the club to use in their scholarship notebooks citing the student’s exemplary qualities along with a Certificate of Recognition for display.
They then had the opportunity to introduce themselves, their parents and guests and talk about their high school experience, current activities and future goals.
Port Townsend students honored
PORT TOWNSEND — Port Townsend High School seniors Cecelia Nielsen, Corinne Pierson and Joseph Calodich were recognized as the Sunrise Rotary Club of Port Townsend’s March students of the month.
The students were accompanied by their parents at an award ceremony during a March 21 Rotary meeting.
Nielson, daughter of Seb and Jennifer Nielsen, plans to major in physics and eventually become an astronaut.
Pierson, daughter of Chris Pierson and Jamie Barnes, seeks to pursue history and math.
Calodich, son of Joe and Shirley Calodich, will major in civil engineering and/or politics.
John Polm, school district superintendent, attended the ceremony and congratulated the students.
The club recognizes high school students selected by teachers, coaches, and club advisers from January to June.
Peninsula College honor roll
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College has announced the names of students who made the president’s list and the honor roll for the 2018 winter quarter.
To qualify for the president’s list, a student must be enrolled for at least 12 quarter hours of credit in courses numbered 100 or above, receive no incompletes and earn a college grade point average for the quarter of not less than 3.90.
Honor roll requirements are the same, except for a minimum 3.60 grade-point average.
President’s list
Anis Abdul-Hakim, Salsabila Ab-Jalil, Martin D. Adams, Rose E. Alexander, Mikhail Alfredo, Robert L. Allen, KennethR. Anderson, Kayla M. Apolito, Ari Stone Athair, Alia Azmi, Nurkhairina Azmi, Zafirah Azmy, Jason O. Bain, Elijah M.Beglyakov, Mckenna A. Bell-Duffy, Levi T. Bergren, Chase M. Bigger, Timothy J. Blackstad, Kelley C. Bluthenthal,Robert J. Bolton, Timothy P. Boyle, Alice H. Brooks, Christian J. Brown, Jerrod J. Brown, Samantha A. Buehler, KristinaM. Bullington, Pallas C. B. Burhen, Mark Case, Vail J. Case, Peter J. Clark, Timothy C. Cole, Ethan P. Crow, Anna A.Degroote, Anthony D. De-Leon, Kailey M. Droz, Jeral J. Ellingsworth, Paul G. Federline, Cynthia E. Fernie, John T. Fox,Daniel J. Frutos, Whitney Garrett, Donna M. Geer, Micah B. Gerasimovich, Haylen A. Gerhard, Misty L. Gilbertson,Anthony Goble, Kristopher M. Gonyo, Shaina L. Gonzales, Ethan A. Gordash, Kaitlan M. Gort, Kimberly A. Graham,Timothy J. Guan, Christopher J. Hamilton, Susan J. Hamilton, Clint S. Hammack, David A. Harvey, Chloe J. Hatfield,Kimberly D. Hatfield, Claire G. Henninger, Tierra J. Hess, Clara S. Hill, Ryan E. Howard, Joseph Imanuel, Michael A.Jacobson, Evan S. James, Amy N. Jensen, Ashley A. Johnson, Brennan C. Jones, Adam B. Jordan, Leonardus Jordhi,Colin D. Kahler, Ruth E. Katz, Melissa J. Keeler and Justin S. Kimble.
Also Zachary D. King, William C. Kittelberger, Corenna S. Klimp, Shelby M. Kluver, Colin D. Konopaski, Chi HongKwok, Miranda N. Laidig, Jia Hao Lee, Sydnee S. Linnane, Genevieve M. Litle, Kevin S. Martin, Laura Martin-Williams,Misty M. Mate, Heather P. Mccord, Christopher C. Mcdaniel, Adare S. Mcminn, Stephanie A. Moan, Neil R. Morgan,Jayna F. Morikawa, Sabrina A. Mudd, Cole R. Murcavitch, Joshua J. Nestor, Long Thanh Nguyen, Nik Azlan Nik-Zuraik,Anna J. Nivens, Elita M. Nivens, Savanah C. Norbisrath, Joseph S. Oliver, Khadijah Othman, Emily V. Owens, Brian S.Paulsen, Sterling Penniston-John, Keith R. Peterson, Tu T Pham, Julian A. Pierre, Erik Pokorny, Jonathan Rhodes,Benjamin T. Roberts, Lily G. Robertson, Travis J. Robins, Damaris L. Rodriguez, Hazim Rosli, Farzanah Sajahan, MarcoE. Salguero, Ariel J. Sanchez, Andrea M. Saxe, Jonathan M. Schenefeld, Shayli C. Schuman, Riley A. Scott, Brian F. Selk,Burton L. Senf, Sarah E. Shaw, Tara L. Shay, Wanxing Shi, Cameron M. Sietz, Bonnie A. Sires, Sean R. Smart, Mary M.Soha, Gretchen D. Sotebeer, Lois J. Spicer, Scott Stokes, Patrick F. Stone, Sean Stratton, Kyla D. Tagg, Cassidy S.Tamburro, Anthony R. Thompson, Dillon C. Trammell, Jason Underwood, Theresa L. Vanzant, Cindy G. Vasquez, AnDao Binh Vo, David A. Wasnock, Elizabeth J. Watkins, Halle P. Watson, Michael V. Weed, Curtis L. Welcker, Jaisal L.White, Joshua J. Williams, Rebecca M. Winger, Miriam R. Wonderly, Zack B. Yanik, Jiadong You, Kristopher C. Youngand Helena Yusof.
Honor roll
Kayla A. Alvarez, Kaitlynn E. Apsey, John A. Archer, Laila S. Arnorsdottir, Vernell F. Baker, Caitlin D. Balser, Baylee L.Bamford, Taylor J. Beebe, Bryan C. Bell, Norah A. Bell, Callay Q. Boire-Shedd, Emily M. Boyd, Kyama-Marie A. Bradley,Malia A. Brudvik, Brianna Carter, Alivia L. Carvell, Claudia H. Carvell, Stephanie L. Case, Charles J. Christensen,Charity G. Cleveland, Joshua W. Cleveland, Alison J. Cobb, Ian R T. Collins, Faithlynn G. Corey and Jack E. Cote.
Also, Jessia M. Cox, Joshua K. Dalrymple, Joie E. Darminio, Harley E. Davidson, Joshua K. Davis, Britney M. Dean,Valerie J. Deburgh, Alanna J. Deford, Marcus H. Delano, Tianna D. Delpozzo, Isabelle A. Dennis, Valerie A. Dingman,Jaden A. Dugger, Luke K. Dumdie, Nathaniel J. Edge, Gabriel L. Eide, Andrew S. Elam, Enid Ensastegui, Scott W.Ericson, Kelly A. Erpenbeck, Stewart A. Ferguson, Rene Flores, Candice A. Fowler, Matthew E. Garner, Brittany H.Gates, Cortez Gilchrist, Erin Z. Gordon, Rylee J. Gray, Emilee M. Greve, Joseph O. Griswold, Tatiana N. Hagan, Sean M.Hairell, Isaiah J. Halpin, Andrew Hansted, Michael P. Harney, Adrian Haskins, Julian C. Hedin, Ariel K. Hodge,Christiana T. Hoesel, Kalli S. Hollis, Connor E. Holm, David S. Holmes, Adam Holt, Sierra N. Hunter, Angie K.Incardona, Hironori Ito, Jasmine Itti, Sharon L. Jacobson, Sean Jeardoe, Ben J. Johnson and Taran D. Johnson.
Also, Jeremy M. Jones, Travis J. Jones, Andrew D. Katz, Gwendolyn I. Kauffman, Andrew C. Kenyon, Kelly R.Kevershan, Monica G. Kim, Richard S. Kimble, Sylys P. Knackstedt, Abigail T. Kuth, Marina Rose Lassila, Celeste J.Lilley, Yong Sing Lim, Beshir S. Little, Christopher R. Lloyd, Travis A. Lorentzen, Alyssa G. Lowe-Little, Jonathan A.Lua-Ceja, Natalie G. Luengen, Jiahao Luo, Yixin Luo, Rylan C. Macdonald, Garrett L. Marshall, Avery K. Martin,Brittany L. Martin, Savannah E. Mason, Robert L. Mast, Robert C. Mattin, Kabreena K. Mcalpine, Colton D. Mcguffey,Kyrsten F. Mcguffey, Elise A. Mclane, Brendan M. Mcnamara, Geoff L. Mollinet, Marley M. Music, Cheuk Wun Ng,Joshua Nitschke, Lillian M. Oden, Olga E. Pablo Pablo, Olga R. Palenga, Alexa N. Paredes, Gabreille L. Paulson, LaurenR. Paup-Byrnes, Christopher A. Perchert, Austin B. Phillips, Rocco P. Pietrafeso, Holly D. Pollard, Steven Poolman,Jordan E. Prader, Ronald Quismundo, Jared E. Remillard, Sierra A. Robinson, Nathan Rockwell, Syakir Rosli, LeticiaRubalcava and Jane M. Rudzinski.
Also Madison A. Saiz, Jessi Schneider-Biscon, Erik D. Schreiner, Donna J. Scott, Lisa A. Sedgwick, Jose M. Serna,Nicholas Shore, Kaylin J. Signor, Emelie E. Small, Jack A. Smith, Michelle I. Smith, Brittney G. Sofie, Rachel E. Sowders,Jeffrey P. Spaulding, Nathan M. Spears, Briana G. Spencer, Tim Shane Spires, Clair St. Thomas, Gabriel G. Stark, Lily A.Stoothoff, Loc Tung Su, Quinlan C. Sugg, Anna R. Tallarico, Lauren J. Taracka, Ty W. Taylor, Christopher R. Thacker,Brian Torpey, Nhi Phuong Tran, Tran Bao Tran, Trang Xuan Tran, Garrett A. Uhlenkott, Glenn L. Uy, Lena S. Valentine,Andrew Michael Walker, Teya N. Wall-Goakey, Cole A. Walters, Erin C. Warren, Elandon J. Washburn, Joseph Watkins,Matthew L. Weaver, Trevor R. Weed, Atticus J. Wickert, Kylie J. Williams, Madison A. Withrow, Madison A. Yeater andJuston Young.
For the complete list visit pencol.edu/presidents-list-honor-roll.
