EAGLE SCOUT A local Boy Scout earned his Eagle by building life jacket cabinets for local beaches. READ MORE ON Page 12 June 6, 2018 Edition 3 Issue 22 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com MOLLYRemembered On the fifth anniversary of Molly Conley’s death, her family remem- bers her by helping others. Read more on page 12 ROTARY SCHOLARS The Lake Stevens Rotary Club handed out several scholarships to local seniors. Read more ON PAGE 12 SAFETY FAIR The annual Health & Safety Fair is coming this weekend. Visit dozens of booth at this free family event. Read more on page 2 Wyatt Park on Memorial Day, May 28, where several teens allegedly started beating adults after being asked to stop throwing glass shards at toddlers and to clean up. SEE FIRE ON page 2 pam stevens Photos by Cory Stevens Left: Sign in front of the Boys & Girls Club offering a reward for help solving the arson. Right: Firefighters at the Club dozing the fire. pam stevens AqAUFESt CIRCUS Aquafest is bringing in a new event for the big weekend. The Vernardos Circus is coming to town. Read more page 8 SEE wYATT PARK ON page 6 NOW SERVING AMERICAN BREAKFAST! Friday, Sat and Sun 8am-2pm 9302 N. Davies Rd. • Lake SteveNS • 425-903-4069 1909 Hewitt ave. • eveRett • 425-249-2812 Now Serving Breakfast! FREE ENTREE Buy one breakfast or lunch entree and two drinks and get a second entree (Up to $6 Value) free. Buy one Dinner entree and two drinks and get a second entree (Up To $8 Value) free. MADE FROM SCRATCH DAily NowServing Breakfast One coupon per table. Not valid with any other offer, daily special or lunch special. www.papasmexicangrill.com CAliFORniA STylE GRill & CAnTinA Lake Stevens Location Lake Stevens Fire  and Lake Stevens Police, through a joint investigation,  have  deter- mined that the fire occurring on May 28, 2018 at the Lake Stevens Boys’ and Girls’ Club was caused by arson.  At approximately 2:30 in the afternoon, Snohomish County dispatch received a 911 call of reports of smoke and flames seen behind the Lake Stevens Boys & Girls Club. Crews arrived to find two pot-a-potties fully involved in flames with extension going up into the overhang and the eaves of the roof structure. Fire sprinklers engaged in- side the storage room and pro- vided suppression to the con- tents inside the room. A quick knock down from Lake Stevens Fire Engine 81 and mutual aid partners suc- Fire at Boys & Girls Club thought to be arson, police and fire asking for help to solve Enjoying a quiet night at the lake with family after a beau- tiful Memorial Day became a sort of nightmare for Jamie and Jason Schultz. The Schulz’s and their chil- dren decided to take a walk by the lake when they came upon several teenagers hanging out on the gazebo at Wyatt Park. The teens were throwing empty bottles and breaking them and throwing the pieces at kids. “We were at Wyatt Park. We took the kids there to do din- ner and enjoy ourselves – or so we thought,” Jamie said. “There were a bunch of kids playing in the water and a couple of adults partying on the dock.” Jamie, an avid picture taker started taking videos with her camera. “I started videotaping the youth on the dock. Our kids wanted to go on the dock but I was nervous but decided to go by the youth – they almost pushed us off the dock by ac- Fight at Wyatt Park leaves one man injured, several teens caught on camera cident because they were so drunk,” she said. “They were drinking hypnotic alcohol, vodka and whiskey and then breaking all of the bottles as they were drinking. We were walking across glass.” The Schultz’s noticed that several other adults at the park were calling police as they completed their walk on the dock. Jamie also called to the report the teens. “There were adults on the phone with the police and I called as well,” she said. “I was telling the kids that they were on camera and that everyone on the dock was on camera. Another woman told them to clean up their staff and the po- lice were on their way.” That’s when the teens started throwing punches, Jamie said. “One of the boys punched her (the other woman) in her face and that’s when it all got insane. All of the kids at one point or another hit, kicked , OCR Text: EAGLE SCOUT A local Boy Scout earned his Eagle by building life jacket cabinets for local beaches. READ MORE ON Page 12 June 6, 2018 Edition 3 Issue 22 PO Box 349 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 LakeStevensLedger.com MOLLYRemembered On the fifth anniversary of Molly Conley’s death, her family remem- bers her by helping others. Read more on page 12 ROTARY SCHOLARS The Lake Stevens Rotary Club handed out several scholarships to local seniors. Read more ON PAGE 12 SAFETY FAIR The annual Health & Safety Fair is coming this weekend. Visit dozens of booth at this free family event. Read more on page 2 Wyatt Park on Memorial Day, May 28, where several teens allegedly started beating adults after being asked to stop throwing glass shards at toddlers and to clean up. SEE FIRE ON page 2 pam stevens Photos by Cory Stevens Left: Sign in front of the Boys & Girls Club offering a reward for help solving the arson. Right: Firefighters at the Club dozing the fire. pam stevens AqAUFESt CIRCUS Aquafest is bringing in a new event for the big weekend. The Vernardos Circus is coming to town. Read more page 8 SEE wYATT PARK ON page 6 NOW SERVING AMERICAN BREAKFAST! Friday, Sat and Sun 8am-2pm 9302 N. Davies Rd. • Lake SteveNS • 425-903-4069 1909 Hewitt ave. • eveRett • 425-249-2812 Now Serving Breakfast! FREE ENTREE Buy one breakfast or lunch entree and two drinks and get a second entree (Up to $6 Value) free. Buy one Dinner entree and two drinks and get a second entree (Up To $8 Value) free. MADE FROM SCRATCH DAily NowServing Breakfast One coupon per table. Not valid with any other offer, daily special or lunch special. www.papasmexicangrill.com CAliFORniA STylE GRill & CAnTinA Lake Stevens Location Lake Stevens Fire  and Lake Stevens Police, through a joint investigation,  have  deter- mined that the fire occurring on May 28, 2018 at the Lake Stevens Boys’ and Girls’ Club was caused by arson.  At approximately 2:30 in the afternoon, Snohomish County dispatch received a 911 call of reports of smoke and flames seen behind the Lake Stevens Boys & Girls Club. Crews arrived to find two pot-a-potties fully involved in flames with extension going up into the overhang and the eaves of the roof structure. Fire sprinklers engaged in- side the storage room and pro- vided suppression to the con- tents inside the room. A quick knock down from Lake Stevens Fire Engine 81 and mutual aid partners suc- Fire at Boys & Girls Club thought to be arson, police and fire asking for help to solve Enjoying a quiet night at the lake with family after a beau- tiful Memorial Day became a sort of nightmare for Jamie and Jason Schultz. The Schulz’s and their chil- dren decided to take a walk by the lake when they came upon several teenagers hanging out on the gazebo at Wyatt Park. The teens were throwing empty bottles and breaking them and throwing the pieces at kids. “We were at Wyatt Park. We took the kids there to do din- ner and enjoy ourselves – or so we thought,” Jamie said. “There were a bunch of kids playing in the water and a couple of adults partying on the dock.” Jamie, an avid picture taker started taking videos with her camera. “I started videotaping the youth on the dock. Our kids wanted to go on the dock but I was nervous but decided to go by the youth – they almost pushed us off the dock by ac- Fight at Wyatt Park leaves one man injured, several teens caught on camera cident because they were so drunk,” she said. “They were drinking hypnotic alcohol, vodka and whiskey and then breaking all of the bottles as they were drinking. We were walking across glass.” The Schultz’s noticed that several other adults at the park were calling police as they completed their walk on the dock. Jamie also called to the report the teens. “There were adults on the phone with the police and I called as well,” she said. “I was telling the kids that they were on camera and that everyone on the dock was on camera. Another woman told them to clean up their staff and the po- lice were on their way.” That’s when the teens started throwing punches, Jamie said. “One of the boys punched her (the other woman) in her face and that’s when it all got insane. All of the kids at one point or another hit, kicked , Lake Stevens Historical Society,Newspapers,Lake Stevens Ledger,2018,June 6, 2018.pdf,June 6, 2018.pdf Page 1, June 6, 2018.pdf Page 1