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10 • June 14, 2012
The Splash
News Briefs
Summer school registration
deadline is June 20
Families are encouraged to register by
June 20 for academic programs serving elementary,
middle and high school students
through Central Valley School District’s
Summer School 2012. A variety of sports
camps are also available at both University
and Central Valley High schools. Enrollment
is open to all students, with preference
to Central Valley residents.
Fees for academic courses range from
$75 to $175 with tuition waivers available
for eligible students. The academic
programs run for five weeks beginning
in late June and running through July.
Sport camps are offered in June. A summer
nutrition program offering free meals
at Broadway Elementary School operates
June 25 through July 26. A child care program
is also available.
For more information on CVSD summer
opportunities, visit www.cvsd.org/
summer_school.asp or call 228-5413.
news/community
Fees waived to adopt cats
through Saturday
The “cat room” at SCRAPS is overflowing
again after a recent influx of cats and
kittens into the shelter, leading the agency
to waive adoption fees through Saturday.
“You can tell that many of these cats
and kittens are used to being in a home —
which is so unfortunate for them because
their owners aren’t coming in to claim
them,” SCRAPS Director Nancy Hill said.
“If these cats had some type of identification
— like a license — we would gladly
return them to their homes.”
The percentage of cats redeemed by
their owner in Spokane County is only
3 percent as compared to dog redemptions,
which are 37 percent, according to a
SCRAPS press release.
Through Saturday, all cat and kitten
adoptions are $15, or the price of a license.
For more information or to adopt, contact
SCRAPS at 477-2532 or www.spokanecounty.org/scraps
or visit the shelter at
2521 N. Flora Road in Spokane Valley.
CALENDAR
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HEALTH & RECREATION
June 20 & 27 | Corporate Cup HUB Sports
Center, 19619 E. Cataldo, Liberty Lake. Round
up a team from your company and compete in
the inaugural tournament featuring dodgeball
and Zumba (respectively). $5 admission for
June 27 Zumba night benefits Blessings
Under the Bridge. For more: 927-0602 or www.
hubsportscenter.org
June 25 | Benefit Yoga Class 7 p.m.,
Pavillion Park, 727 N. Molter Road, Liberty Lake.
Local instructors hosting a “108 sun salutation”
class to raise funds for medical expenses for
Liberty Lake’s Brubaker family. Longtime local
instructor Nancy Brubaker’s husband, Tom, has
been diagnosed with a brain tumor. Family event;
kids are welcome. To donate or for more: 998-
8342 or barb@themat.info
June 30 | Spokane River adventure
10 a.m. Trip down Spokane River through Bowl
and Pitcher and other sites. Three-hour, familyfriendly
trip includes meal. Net proceeds from $89
per person cost benefit Liberty Lake Relay for Life
fundraising efforts. For more: 293-6204 or www.
beatcancerboot.com
July 7 | Liberty Lake Loop 8 a.m., starts
and ends at Pavillion Park. This four-mile fun run
follows a scenic (and sometimes hilly) course
of paved roads. A kids' race follows at 9:30
a.m. around Liberty Lake Elementary School.
Pre-registration of $20 with a shirt and $10
without for this 15th annual event must be
turned in by June 27. Entry will be available
at local businesses and in the June 14 and 21
issues of The Splash. Race-day registration will
be available for $15 at Pavillion Park. For more:
www.pavillionpark.org
July 7 | Liberty from Cancer Golf
Tournament 8 a.m., Deer Park Golf Club. Best
ball tournament with shotgun start. Registration
of $79 includes lunch, proceeds benefit
Liberty Lake Relay for Life fundraising efforts.
Registration deadline is June 15. For more:
www.beatcancerboot.com
July 8 | Valley Girl Triathlon 7:45 a.m.,
starts near Molter Road and Inlet Drive. The sold
out sprint-distance triathlon for women features
a 1/3-mile swim, 12-mile bike and 3-mile run in
Liberty Lake. For more: www.valleygirltri.com
Sept. 16 | RIM Ride Various times depending
upon distance starting from the Meadowwood
Technology Campus, 2100 N. Molter Road.
Distances include 5, 15, 25, 50 and 100 mile
routes. Online registration deadline is Sept. 1,
cost is $15-$45 depending on distance. For more:
www.rotaryinmotion.com
Recurring
Liberty Lake Community Tennis
Association Clinics 6:30 p.m. Mondays
and Thursdays, ladies day clinics, @:30 p.m.
Tuesdays, kids 12 and under, 9 a.m. Saturdays,
through August at Rocky Hill Park, Mission
Avenue and Winrock Street. For more: 255-9293
Liberty Lake Running Club 6 p.m.
Thursdays, three-mile run followed by
cocktails, Palenque Mexican Restaurant, 1102
N. Liberty Lake Road. For more: 927-9372 or
kathyawhybrew@msn.com
Submit items for consideration on the calendar of
events by email to calendar@libertylakesplash.com.
POLICE
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malicious mischief at the 22000 block
of East Settler Drive. The complainant
reported an ongoing issue with people
trespassing on his property, usually on the
weekends around midnight. His house was
egged June 9 and 10.
• Road rage — At 2:30 p.m. June 9,
LLPD was dispatched to the 1200 block
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22510 E Mission Ave • (509) 922-5443
of North Liberty Lake Road for a road
rage incident. The complainant reported
another driver accused him of cutting
him off and followed him to a parking
lot. According to the complainant, the
other driver held up a flashlight like he
was going to hit him. The suspect vehicle
then left the area. The officers contacted
the complainant but could not locate the
other vehicle involved.
• Theft — At 2:55 p.m. June 10, LLPD
was dispatched to a theft of license
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plates at the 800 block of North Knudson
Road. The complainant reported
that sometime between June 9 and 10,
unknown suspects removed the license
plates from her vehicle. It is unknown exactly
where the theft may have occurred.
The license plates were entered into the
system as stolen.
• Fight — At 2:55 p.m. June 10, LLPD
was dispatched to the area of 1900
North Aladdin Road for a possible fight
in progress. The complainant reported
he could hear male subjects fighting at
a nearby house but was unsure of the
address or which house the noises were
coming from. Officers arrived in the area
and could not locate where the disturbance
may have come from.
• Reckless driver — At 4:35 p.m. June
10, LLPD received a report of reckless
drivers at the 1500 block of North Cavalier
Court. The complainant reported two
vehicles had been racing up and down
the street and was concerned about pedestrians
being in danger. Based on the
description given, the officer was able
to locate the suspects in the area. They
were contacted, and they stated that
they had put a new carburetor on one
of the vehicles and were “testing it out.”
They were advised of the legal ramifications
if caught driving recklessly in the
neighborhood.
• Suspended licenses — LLPD officers
made two arrests on suspended licenses
during the reporting period, including:
- 11:11 a.m. June 11 at Wright Boulevard
and Desmet Avenue;
- and 9:30 a.m. June 9 at Country
Vista Drive and Flora Road.
Calls for service
Agency assist 2
Animal problem 1
Citizen assist 2
Citizen dispute 1
Harassment 1
Mail tampering 1
Malicious mischief 2
Peddling violation 5
Suspicion 3
Theft, property from vehicle 1
Theft, vehicle 1
Traffic offense 5
Trespass of real property 1
Violation of court order 1
Welfare check 2
Citations
Solicitor/peddler license 6
Violating intermediate license 1
Driving while license suspended 2
Speeding 1