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Page A-14 -Shelton-Mason County Journal- Thursday, March 1,2018 NEWS BRIEFS BOCC sets State Parks boating safety education courses on March second public 18 and March 24.~ A Washington Boater Edu- cation Card is required for those planning on operating a vessel with a 15-horsepower During its Tuesday evening' motor or greater, were born meeting in Shelton, the Board after Jan. 1, 1955, and are 12 of Mason County Commission- years or older. ers set a second public hear- There are five ways to ing for March 20 in response complete and pass a state- to the Feb. 1 adoption of an approved boating safety emergency ordinance for in- course or equivalency exam terim t?rocedures to determine to earn a Boater Education water adequacy and an ordi- Card. nance adopting amendments For more information, to the fee schedule for the go to http://parks.state. county's community services wa.us/442/Mandatory-Boater- department. Education. The ordinances were put To register for the Mason in place to reflect changes in County Sheriffs Office classes state laws ensuring water or for questions, contact Dep- availability to support popula- uty Chris Gaynor at cgaynor@ tion growth and development, co.mason.wa.us. The first hearing on the mat- ter took place Feb. 20. For questions, contact corn- Invasive munity services director Dave Windom at 360-426-9670, ext. 260. Awareness classes offered by MCSO The Mason County Sheriffs Office will offer Washington District 3 Commissioner Terri Drexler read a declara- tion Tuesday night at the weekly meeting of the Board of Mason County Commission- ers that proclaimed the week of Feb. 25-March 3 as Invasive Cullop at 360-426-9670, ext. or the Crime Victim Services Species Awareness Week in 296. Center at 360-426-9726. Sac- Mason County. stad, lead crime victim advo- Invasive species, such cate for the Crime Victim Ser- a noxious weeds, threaten Shelton PD vice Center, can be reached at land, water and wildlife and 360-426-9726, ext. 3105. hamper the productivity and management of natural local resources, with victim The proclamation states that the cost of fighting inva- coalition to species across the country is an estimated $137 billion annually, meet March 20 The commission urges residents to learn more about The United States Re- invasive species prevention by The Shelton Police Depart-Entry Coalition of America, going to https://wise.wa.gov, ment has partnered with the an organization recently Crime Victim Service Centerestablished by former Mason of Lewis and Mason CountiesCounty Jail inmate Davey I .=lnru to provide crime victim assis- Newby to assist former pris- tance and consultation, oners in their transition back Victim advocate Taylor into society, will meet month- Saastad will be available ly. The first meeting of the ad from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednes-group is scheduled for 5:30 uations days and Thursdays at theto 7 p.m. March 20 at the Shetton Police Department, Shelton Timberland Library, set this month located in the Shelton Civic located at 710 W. Alder St. Center at 525 W. Cota St. Newby and coalition vice Mason County Therapeutic There is no cost to consultpresident Alma Davis said the Courts is inviting the public to with Saastad, who specializes group is seeking volunteers to attend graduations from Drug in crisis intervention, corn- assist the group in developing and Veterans courts, munity education and out- a webpage, accepting dona- Drug Court graduation is reach, legal advocacy, crime tions for transitional housing scheduled for 3 p.m. Tuesday victims' compensation and and looking for additional and Veterans Court gradu- civil anti-harassment orders, board members. ation will be held March 8.A suspect does not need to For more information about Both-graduations will take be identified, arrested or the group or its scheduled place in Mason County Supe-charged with a crime for a monthly meetings, contact rior Court, located at 419 N. victim to access the resources newby at dnewby82@wrc@ Fourth St. in Shelton. provided, gmail.com. Those needing special con- For more information, sideration in order to attend contact the Shelton Police Compiled by reporter graduations should call Renee Department at 360-426-4111 Michael Heinbach AMELIA RAINE BAKER Amelia Raine Baker, a girl, was born Feb. 6, 2018, at Capital Medical Center in Olympia to Jac- lyn Lynn and Matthew Elno Baker of Rochester. She weighed 7 pounds, 14 ounces. GAVIN CHRISTOPHER WHIPPLE Gavin Christopher Whipple, a boy, was born Feb. 14, 2018, at Capital Medical Center in Olympia to Jennifer Lee and William Randle Whipple of Olym- pia. He weighed 9 pounds, 3 ounces. SEBASTIAN ALBERTO SOTO-LOPEZ Sebastian Alberto Soto-Lopez, a boy, was born Jan. 30, 2018, at Capital Medical Center in Olympia to Griselda Hillary Lopez and Juan Alberto Soto of Shelton. He weighed 7 pounds, 4 ounces. INTRODUCING BRUNCH SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS 10 TO 2 GRAND OPENING Sunday April 1, 2018 EASTER EGG HUNT! *KIDS PRIZES* *RAFFLE* at I:00PM 10AM-2PM Reservations Recommended Please Call 360-898=4400 6780 WA-106, Union, WA 98592 You can bet your ad dollars on it - 18 to 34 year-olds spend more time with newspapers in print than online, according to a December 2017 report, published in the United Kingdom's Journalism Studies Journal, which found 89 percent of national newspaper reading is still in print. "We are interested in the time that people spend with newspaper brands, because this allows us to compare online and print audiences in a way you can't easily do if you just look at readership," said Neil Thurman, professor at City, University of London and.LMU University of Munich, and one of the report's authors.