LIBRARY FUN Lake Stevens Library has been hold- ing some events this summer for people of all ages. READ MORE ON Page 12 August 16, 2017 Edition 3 Issue 3 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com AQUAFEST RESULTS Check out the results from some of our most popular Aquafest events held the last weekend in July. Read more on page 11 BACK To SCHOOL It’s almost time to send those kiddos back to school. Get some great ideas to make life easier. Read more ON PAGES 6-7 OUTSTANDING KIDS Two Lake Stevens WWU students were named Outstanding Students at the Bellingham University. Read more on page 2 Top left clockwise: Lake Stevens Fire and Lake Stevens Police teams and umpires after the Guns & Hoses Softball Game on August 8.Top right: Airlift Northwest’s Helicopter landing on the field before the game. Bottom left: Firefighter up to bat. Bottom right: Fire Chief Kevin O’Brien pitches the ball to the Lake Stevens Police team. Photo by Laana Larsen SEE PANIC ON page 2 pam stevens pam stevens OPIOID USE Snohomish Health District shares its information on opioid use within the county. Read more page 3 We Create Beautiful Smiles for Adults & Children www.bourneorthodontics.com 360-659-0211 815 State Avenue • Suite 3 Marysville (in Opus Bank Building) 425-334-4053 9633 Market Place • Suite 104 Lake Stevens (Southeast of Target) Proudly serving the community for 13 years This year’s Guns & Hoses Softball Tournament brought more excitement and fun than in year’s past. Lake Stevens Fire and Lake Stevens Police joined forces to raise money and food do- nations for the Lake Stevens Food Bank. A barbeque before the game raised over $550 and rice and beans were donating by many who attended. Airlift Northwest started the game in style by landing their helicopter on the field at Lake Stevens High School. The game was played on Tuesday, Aug. 8 and this year’s champs were Lake Stevens Po- lice. The Lake Stevens Police team beat the firefighters this year and DJ Bob Justice announced the game and provided sound. Annual Guns & Hoses softball game helps out Food Bank The four members of Every- body Panic are getting them- selves ready to perform on the Main Stage at Hempfest this Friday in Seattle at 4 p.m. The band’s founder, Scott McKinley is originally from Lake Stevens and the group is produced by CaviGold Records LLC in Snohomish County. Other members include lead singer Ty, from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Not only does Ty have great vocals but he is a black belt Band Everybody Panic has ties to Lake Stevens, Snohomish County in Gracie Jiu Jitsu and has his own academy in Oklahoma City called Redline Jiu Jitsu. Drummer Levi is originally from Oklahoma as well but re- cently relocated to Anaheim, Clifornia to be with the band full time. Guitar player, Provo, is the last member of the rock band. The four have played shows together for years but started wiritng music together just six years ago.  “We started writing songs to- Airlift NW starts games with landing on field , OCR Text: LIBRARY FUN Lake Stevens Library has been hold- ing some events this summer for people of all ages. READ MORE ON Page 12 August 16, 2017 Edition 3 Issue 3 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com AQUAFEST RESULTS Check out the results from some of our most popular Aquafest events held the last weekend in July. Read more on page 11 BACK To SCHOOL It’s almost time to send those kiddos back to school. Get some great ideas to make life easier. Read more ON PAGES 6-7 OUTSTANDING KIDS Two Lake Stevens WWU students were named Outstanding Students at the Bellingham University. Read more on page 2 Top left clockwise: Lake Stevens Fire and Lake Stevens Police teams and umpires after the Guns & Hoses Softball Game on August 8.Top right: Airlift Northwest’s Helicopter landing on the field before the game. Bottom left: Firefighter up to bat. Bottom right: Fire Chief Kevin O’Brien pitches the ball to the Lake Stevens Police team. Photo by Laana Larsen SEE PANIC ON page 2 pam stevens pam stevens OPIOID USE Snohomish Health District shares its information on opioid use within the county. Read more page 3 We Create Beautiful Smiles for Adults & Children www.bourneorthodontics.com 360-659-0211 815 State Avenue • Suite 3 Marysville (in Opus Bank Building) 425-334-4053 9633 Market Place • Suite 104 Lake Stevens (Southeast of Target) Proudly serving the community for 13 years This year’s Guns & Hoses Softball Tournament brought more excitement and fun than in year’s past. Lake Stevens Fire and Lake Stevens Police joined forces to raise money and food do- nations for the Lake Stevens Food Bank. A barbeque before the game raised over $550 and rice and beans were donating by many who attended. Airlift Northwest started the game in style by landing their helicopter on the field at Lake Stevens High School. The game was played on Tuesday, Aug. 8 and this year’s champs were Lake Stevens Po- lice. The Lake Stevens Police team beat the firefighters this year and DJ Bob Justice announced the game and provided sound. Annual Guns & Hoses softball game helps out Food Bank The four members of Every- body Panic are getting them- selves ready to perform on the Main Stage at Hempfest this Friday in Seattle at 4 p.m. The band’s founder, Scott McKinley is originally from Lake Stevens and the group is produced by CaviGold Records LLC in Snohomish County. Other members include lead singer Ty, from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Not only does Ty have great vocals but he is a black belt Band Everybody Panic has ties to Lake Stevens, Snohomish County in Gracie Jiu Jitsu and has his own academy in Oklahoma City called Redline Jiu Jitsu. Drummer Levi is originally from Oklahoma as well but re- cently relocated to Anaheim, Clifornia to be with the band full time. Guitar player, Provo, is the last member of the rock band. The four have played shows together for years but started wiritng music together just six years ago.  “We started writing songs to- Airlift NW starts games with landing on field , Lake Stevens Historical Society,Newspapers,Lake Stevens Ledger,2017,August 16, 2017.pdf,August 16, 2017.pdf Page 1, August 16, 2017.pdf Page 1