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Rojas, 25, of the 3000 block degree.
Journa of Johns Prairie Road was
Continued from page A-6 booked at 10:08 p.m. forClifton Ray Darrow, 23,
DWI. of the 5500 block of Alam-
Nov. 18 eda Street was booked at
Jacob Raymond Ander- Howard Dwayne En- 9:53 p.m. for unlawful pos-
son, 25, of the 1400 block of gen, 66, of the 1900 block session of a firearm first
West Railroad Avenue, was of Boundary Street was degree, kidnapping first de-
booked at 3:16 p.m. for four booked at 11:54 p:m. forgree, burglary first degree
counts of unlawful distribu- physical control of alcohol/ and robbery first degree.
tion of controlled substances drugs.
to a minor and child rape Nov. 24
third degree. Nov. 22 Harold Floyd Allen, 20,
Glen Alfred Roberts, 35, of the 300 block of North
Nov. 19 of the 500 block of Arcadia Skokomish Indian Flats
Michael Raymond Wil- Avenue was booked at 2:59 Road was booked at 1:44
son, 52, of the 12200 block of a.m. for malicious mischief p.m. for possession of a con-
Northwest Cornwell Road, third degree (DV). trolled substance.
Portland, Ore., was booked
at 11:25 a.m. for stalking
(DV).
Nov. 20
Calvin C. Hubbard, of the
1100 block of East Mason
Lake Drive, was booked at 2
a.m. for DWI.
Birch Abril Garcia, 34,
of Olympia, was booked at
7:22 a.m. for DWI.
Luis Antonio Barragan
Nov. 23 Bruce Aaron Saeger, 64,
Michale Wayne Robin- of the 1300 block of South-
son, 26, of the 2400 block of east Arcadia Road was
Franklin Street was booked booked at 9:31 p.m. for DWI.
at 10:45 a.m. for physical
control of alcohol/drugs, Kayla Rose Wyeth, 20, of
possession of less than 40 the 100 block of West Rail-
grams of marijuana and road Avenue was booked at
drug paraphernalia posses- 10:37 p.m. for theft second
sion. degree and six counts of
theft third degree.
Desiree Dawn Forsberg,
20, a transient, was booked Nov. 26
at 4:06 p.m. for theft second Melissa Diane Moore,
33, of the 300 block of West Amanda Louise Yar-
Fredson Road was booked brough, 24, of the 300 block
at 1:46 a.m. for possession of North 12th Street was
of a controlled substance booked at 11:43 p.m. for as-
and possession of drug para- sault fourth degree.
phernalia.
Danyell Rebekah Ty-
ler, 33, of the 15400 block
of West Cloquallum Road,
Elma, was booked at 1:55
a.m. for DWLS third degree
and possession of a con-
trolled substance.
Nov. 27
Craig M. Firth, 23, of
McCleary, was booked at
2:06 a.m. for possession of
controlled substance, drug
paraphernalia possession,
dangerous weapon posses-
sion and making false/mis-
leading statements.
Roger Dumas Miller, 48,
of the 17200 block of South-
east 387th Place, Auburn,
was booked at 6 p.m. for
possession of less than 40
grams of marijuana and
making false or misleading
statements.
Goldsborough
Creek
Apartments
is accepting wait
list applications for
seniors ages 62 and
better. HUD subsidized,
controlled access,
garden setting, minutes
from downtown
shopping. Non-Smoking
Property. 23 1-Br. and
one 2-Br. 303 S 7th St.,
(306) 426-3903
Nov. 29
Michael Edward
Womack, 32, who was list-
ed in the booking report
as living in 100 block of
3rd Avenue, Chesser, MA,
was booked at 2:34 a.m. for
failure to stop and give in-
formation, possession of a
controlled substance, pos-
session of drug parapher-
nalia, firearm possession
by a felon, harrassment,
resisting arrest and mak-
ing false or misleading
statements.
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Mason General Hospital and Family of Clinics recently won the 2011
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pital and Family of Clinics takes, especially HealthVault technology, the website My-
after winning the national 2011 T-System MasonHealth.com allows patients to look at
Client Excellence Award for Emergency De- their medical records from Mason General
partment Excellence. online.
"We want to provide the highest quality "You can go to the website and create a
care-just because we're small doesn't mean login and password, then select your name,"
we can't be the best," said Jen Capps, Chief Hornburg said. "The information manage-
Development Officer at Mason General. ment department matches you to your re-
The award came as a result of using T- cord."
System, Inc. software to help patients get Hornburg said the system is as secure as
more connected to their treatment, said a banking website.
Tom Homburg, Chief Information Officer While there are plans to expand the
at Mason General. • service in the future, the online medical
Emergency patients at Mason General records have only been available for eight
can now view a summary of their Emergen- months and have already attracted 260 us-
cy Department (ED) visit electronically and ers to the website.
from their own home. The hospital has also won the "Most
This helps patients keep track of their Wired" award for its use of technology four
treatment, said Sabrina Lyons from the years running.
hospital's emergency department. So far, hospital staff members have heard
"Especially patients with clinic illnesses a lot of positive reviews of the new services.
who really need to keep up their health ... I "The feedback I have heard is that people
think to understand how to do this will re- who can log in to it and look at it really like
ally help them," she said. "The biggest thing it," Capps said.
is getting education out there, getting the Capps mentioned the service is particu-
patient to be an active part in their health- larly convenient for hospital clients who
care." aren't full time residents of Mason County.
Being able to view summaries of emer- "I've heard really good feedback," she
gency hospital visits is rather unusual, said.
Hornburg said. In the past, many patients Eric Moll, Chief Administrative officer
never saw their medical records, now they for the hospital, commended the emergency
can access them online, department for their hard work.
"It's unusual to the fact that they have "Especially in the emergency depart-
a place to see their records," he said. "It's ment, it's a very fast-paced stressful depart-
building that personal health record for ment. To be able to make these tools work
each patient. The project was patient en- for them it takes a lot of work on their part,"
gagement with their healthcare." he said. "It's nice to get external recognition
The emergency visit summaries aren't for work that staffhas been doing."
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Continued from page A-1 manino, $250; Larry and Toni Stevens,
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Roxanne Silverthorn, $200; Boyd Bowles Bob and Lillian Sheldon, $100; Barbara and
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Larson, $200; Puget Sound Enduro Riders, Osberg, $25; anonymous, $50; anonymous,
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