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Road work rumbles on
Heavy equipment rumbles on Northcliff and sewer main improvements there.
Road near Terrace Heights Tuesday, as The flow of traffic will be disrupted by
crews work on installing storm, water the ongoing work.
Finn running for 1€ ,qslature
seat held by Bill E !00:]¢meyer
(Continued from page 1.)
Mason County.
He is a Democratic precinct
committee officer and was a for-
mer candidate for 35th District
state representative in 1998, the
position now held by William
Eickmeyer. Eickmeyer, a Demo-
crat from Belfair, has announced
he won't seek reelection next
year. Finn was also a fund-raiser
for Lawyers for Gore in 1988. He
served in the Army from 1968
to 1971 and was honorably dis-
charged. He is a member of the
Washington State Bar and Bar
of the District of Columbia.
Finn graduated with a bache-
lor's degree from Johns Hopkins
University and from Fordham
University with a law degree. He
has lived in the 35th District for
18 years and is past 35th Dis-
trict vice chair of the Democratic
Party.
Prior to moving to the 35th
District, he practiced telecom-
munications law in Washington,
D.C., where he was a partner in
the law firm of Brown, Finn and
Baze a candidate
Nietert. He was also vice presi-
dent of Microband Corporation
of America, a broadcasting com-
pany, and was associate general
counsel with The National Cable
& Television Association and an
attorney with the Federal Com-
munications Commission.
He and his wife Bonnie have
been married for 28 years. Finn
has three children and one grand-
child. The Finns are members of
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in
Olympia.
Martcet study s
optic,ns for a"
(Continued from page 1.)
lieves the Port of Shelton can be
part of a huge trend, which has
seen companies moving south out
of Seattle and Tacoma. As a result,
the ports of Chehalis and Centra-
lia have been booming, he noted.
Smith recommended the port
look at companies that are expand-
ing out of the Puget Sound area
and work on a marketing strategy
that calls for the Economic Devel-
opment Council of Mason County
to market the airport, while the
port concentrates on selling to
companies. The objectives are new
revenues and new jobs, he said.
The northern edge of the air-
port could adjust for larger, hand-
some, highly visible sites, said
John Nelson, who also worked on
the marketing analysis. The cur-
rent fairgrounds area could house
a business park, with hangars and
aviation businesses. So, too, could
the inactive runway, Nelson said.
THE NORTHWEST corner
of the airport could accommodate
buildings and parking, the con-
sultant pointed out. And the site
opposite the port's office has the
potential to be enlarged, he said.
Nelson said he believes the
airport's quality, its park-like
setting, is a value that should be
maintained. Quality of life, from a
business perspective, is important,
he said, adding that landscaping,
lighting and signage is important.
"You have great bones," he told
the commissioners of the airport,
adding the basics are there.
Commissioner Rick Byrd said
the Shelton Area Regional Water
and Sewer Project will help the
port with its marketing because
companies want water and sewer
service. "That's critical," Smith
said.
BYRD SAID port officials have
talked about the possibility of a
motel or hotel on the northeast cor-
ner near Highway ] 01
Route 102. Nelson said he
that would fit in very well.
you have opportunities.
good corner, he said.
Commissioner Marlene
said the port should use
toric, World War II aspect
of the airport's amenities.
"This doesn't ha
night," Nelson said
marketing and develo
step-by-step. This gives
of a long-term perspective.
The consultants'
analysis wasn't
due to some minor
document should be
port officials on Friday,
Abel re
for Navy
Navy Airman Nikki
recently reported for
Strike Fighter Sc
at Naval Air Station,
California.
Abel is the dau
and Fred C. Abel of
2003
School in Lacey. She
Navy in April 2004.
Literacy's there to
Mason County
programs for
those who need help with
and other subjects.
available at 426-9733.
UIIIIlUU Four ,,
The News Tribune ( ; ;: : bZ ;.%f /
- • • ...... n
Call for Parties,
Meetings, Receptions FRESH A Wide Variety
speca SHELLFISH Seood & Other
Occasion Lunches DAILY with Chef Xinh T.
.360) 427-8709 • Open for Supper
Downtown Shelton * Comer of 3rd and West
HACKNEY FAMILY
for Ike's seat too ns MOVING;
(Continued from page 1.)
two sons, Justin Baze and Travis
Baze, have lived on Mason Lake
Road for the past 20 years. The
sons both play in a band called the
Varmints.
Baze worked at Hanford as an
engineering technologist special-
izing in the monitoring of ground-
water. He owned and operated
Herbenco Video in Shelton for 15
years, and in 1990 he bought and
restructured Black Star Custom
Screen Printing, which Cathy and
Justin manage today. He also has
built several homes under the
name Black Star Developers. He is
a Realtor with the Richard Beck-
man Realty Group in Shelton.
"Every day that I am in office, I
will work to enhance our quality of
life," he said. "Every day I will work
to make our neighborhoods safer,
our education stronger for our chil-
dren and create more livable wage
jobs for our families. Every day I
will work to make our community
a place that our children and our
grandchildren will want to live in
and can be proud of."
Wrinkles of Washington!
!
Presents
At East
OO0
A lank l¢wn lane
Directed by Michele Penberthy
Musical direction by Nathan You/
J
.J
e
For more information
call 360-753-8586
September 7, 8, 9, 2007
Washington Center for the Performing Arts
WE'RE CLOSING
THE OLD OFFICE
ON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 r"
WE'RE OPENING
THE NEW OFFICE
ON MONDAY,
AUGUST 27 r"
After all the planning and hard work our new office is finally close to being
Unfortunately we can not officially be open for business during this week of
transition. We will however be checking our phone messages and addressing
emergencies that happen to arise to the best of our abilities. Do not hesitate to
call if you feel that you need us during this time.
From Alderbrok,
Hoodaport, Unlen
From Matiock
Alder St
Tupper's
New Office,
Del's
Hwy I01
HACKNEY
From Old Office:
• take Alder Street east
Simpson
• turn right onto 1st Street,
past Kneeland Park
• follow the road up the hill,
past Arcadia Avenue
• Dr. Hackney's new office is
the right, sharing a
with Tupper's Flooring
From Highway 101:
• take the Olympic Hwy. S/Ro
3 exit
• go approximately 0.8 miles
toward downtown
• Dr. Hackney's new office is
the left, sharing a
with Tupper's Flooring
FARn n n v www.drhackne!
I¥11 L I Check our website
DENTISTRY
Quality Dental Caring New Patients Always
1051 SE State Rt. 3 • Shelton •
Page 8 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, August 23, 2007
Road work rumbles on
Heavy equipment rumbles on Northcliff and sewer main improvements there.
Road near Terrace Heights Tuesday, as The flow of traffic will be disrupted by
crews work on installing storm, water the ongoing work.
Finn running for 1€ ,qslature
seat held by Bill E !00:]¢meyer
(Continued from page 1.)
Mason County.
He is a Democratic precinct
committee officer and was a for-
mer candidate for 35th District
state representative in 1998, the
position now held by William
Eickmeyer. Eickmeyer, a Demo-
crat from Belfair, has announced
he won't seek reelection next
year. Finn was also a fund-raiser
for Lawyers for Gore in 1988. He
served in the Army from 1968
to 1971 and was honorably dis-
charged. He is a member of the
Washington State Bar and Bar
of the District of Columbia.
Finn graduated with a bache-
lor's degree from Johns Hopkins
University and from Fordham
University with a law degree. He
has lived in the 35th District for
18 years and is past 35th Dis-
trict vice chair of the Democratic
Party.
Prior to moving to the 35th
District, he practiced telecom-
munications law in Washington,
D.C., where he was a partner in
the law firm of Brown, Finn and
Baze a candidate
Nietert. He was also vice presi-
dent of Microband Corporation
of America, a broadcasting com-
pany, and was associate general
counsel with The National Cable
& Television Association and an
attorney with the Federal Com-
munications Commission.
He and his wife Bonnie have
been married for 28 years. Finn
has three children and one grand-
child. The Finns are members of
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in
Olympia.
Martcet study s
optic,ns for a"
(Continued from page 1.)
lieves the Port of Shelton can be
part of a huge trend, which has
seen companies moving south out
of Seattle and Tacoma. As a result,
the ports of Chehalis and Centra-
lia have been booming, he noted.
Smith recommended the port
look at companies that are expand-
ing out of the Puget Sound area
and work on a marketing strategy
that calls for the Economic Devel-
opment Council of Mason County
to market the airport, while the
port concentrates on selling to
companies. The objectives are new
revenues and new jobs, he said.
The northern edge of the air-
port could adjust for larger, hand-
some, highly visible sites, said
John Nelson, who also worked on
the marketing analysis. The cur-
rent fairgrounds area could house
a business park, with hangars and
aviation businesses. So, too, could
the inactive runway, Nelson said.
THE NORTHWEST corner
of the airport could accommodate
buildings and parking, the con-
sultant pointed out. And the site
opposite the port's office has the
potential to be enlarged, he said.
Nelson said he believes the
airport's quality, its park-like
setting, is a value that should be
maintained. Quality of life, from a
business perspective, is important,
he said, adding that landscaping,
lighting and signage is important.
"You have great bones," he told
the commissioners of the airport,
adding the basics are there.
Commissioner Rick Byrd said
the Shelton Area Regional Water
and Sewer Project will help the
port with its marketing because
companies want water and sewer
service. "That's critical," Smith
said.
BYRD SAID port officials have
talked about the possibility of a
motel or hotel on the northeast cor-
ner near Highway ] 01
Route 102. Nelson said he
that would fit in very well.
you have opportunities.
good corner, he said.
Commissioner Marlene
said the port should use
toric, World War II aspect
of the airport's amenities.
"This doesn't ha
night," Nelson said
marketing and develo
step-by-step. This gives
of a long-term perspective.
The consultants'
analysis wasn't
due to some minor
document should be
port officials on Friday,
Abel re
for Navy
Navy Airman Nikki
recently reported for
Strike Fighter Sc
at Naval Air Station,
California.
Abel is the dau
and Fred C. Abel of
2003
School in Lacey. She
Navy in April 2004.
Literacy's there to
Mason County
programs for
those who need help with
and other subjects.
available at 426-9733.
UIIIIlUU Four ,,
The News Tribune ( ; ;: : bZ ;.%f /
- • • ...... n
Call for Parties,
Meetings, Receptions FRESH A Wide Variety
speca SHELLFISH Seood & Other
Occasion Lunches DAILY with Chef Xinh T.
.360) 427-8709 • Open for Supper
Downtown Shelton * Comer of 3rd and West
HACKNEY FAMILY
for Ike's seat too ns MOVING;
(Continued from page 1.)
two sons, Justin Baze and Travis
Baze, have lived on Mason Lake
Road for the past 20 years. The
sons both play in a band called the
Varmints.
Baze worked at Hanford as an
engineering technologist special-
izing in the monitoring of ground-
water. He owned and operated
Herbenco Video in Shelton for 15
years, and in 1990 he bought and
restructured Black Star Custom
Screen Printing, which Cathy and
Justin manage today. He also has
built several homes under the
name Black Star Developers. He is
a Realtor with the Richard Beck-
man Realty Group in Shelton.
"Every day that I am in office, I
will work to enhance our quality of
life," he said. "Every day I will work
to make our neighborhoods safer,
our education stronger for our chil-
dren and create more livable wage
jobs for our families. Every day I
will work to make our community
a place that our children and our
grandchildren will want to live in
and can be proud of."
Wrinkles of Washington!
!
Presents
At East
OO0
A lank l¢wn lane
Directed by Michele Penberthy
Musical direction by Nathan You/
J
.J
e
For more information
call 360-753-8586
September 7, 8, 9, 2007
Washington Center for the Performing Arts
WE'RE CLOSING
THE OLD OFFICE
ON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 r"
WE'RE OPENING
THE NEW OFFICE
ON MONDAY,
AUGUST 27 r"
After all the planning and hard work our new office is finally close to being
Unfortunately we can not officially be open for business during this week of
transition. We will however be checking our phone messages and addressing
emergencies that happen to arise to the best of our abilities. Do not hesitate to
call if you feel that you need us during this time.
From Alderbrok,
Hoodaport, Unlen
From Matiock
Alder St
Tupper's
New Office,
Del's
Hwy I01
HACKNEY
From Old Office:
• take Alder Street east
Simpson
• turn right onto 1st Street,
past Kneeland Park
• follow the road up the hill,
past Arcadia Avenue
• Dr. Hackney's new office is
the right, sharing a
with Tupper's Flooring
From Highway 101:
• take the Olympic Hwy. S/Ro
3 exit
• go approximately 0.8 miles
toward downtown
• Dr. Hackney's new office is
the left, sharing a
with Tupper's Flooring
FARn n n v www.drhackne!
I¥11 L I Check our website
DENTISTRY
Quality Dental Caring New Patients Always
1051 SE State Rt. 3 • Shelton •
Page 8 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, August 23, 2007