January 2019

Foster girls hold back furious Fife rally

By Gerardo Bolong

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

FIFE - Foster built a sizable lead in the fourth quarter before repulsing a ferocious Fife rally on the way to a 50-45 SPSL 2A basketball win at Fife High School on Tues., Jan. 8.

Foster improved its North division record to 6-0 and 10-1 overall.

Leading 46-29 following a Meera Santos three-point goal with just more than three minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs nearly gave up the ghost beginning with a three-point play from Breanna Hernandez.

Turnovers and a drop off in field goal shooting by Foster enabled the Trojans to keep the ball rolling for a 14-0 surge that was capped by an Alyce Sprenger rebound basket at the 43-second mark.

With the score 46-43, the seemingly safe lead was in dire jeopardy.

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Rudy Viggiano 12/4/1954 - 12/27/2018

Skidding in sideways laughing and enjoying every minute of life, Rudy has gone fishing one last time. Whether he was in Yakutat fishing for halibut, Puget Sound fishing for salmon, Cabo fishing for marlin, or San Diego fishing for blue fin or yellow tail tuna, fishing made Rudy happy.  Hunting was a close second.  Tromping through the trees for deer or elk with his son and friends, the “rat pack”, made Rudy happy.

Morgan Community Association meeting set for Jan. 16

MoCA Meeting Agenda 

January 16, 2019 

The Kenney, 7125 Fauntleroy Way SW 

7:00pm

7:00     Welcome and Introductions

                                                            

7:05      Morgan Minute Updates

·SW District Council 

·SW Precinct Advisory Committee 

·ST3 West Seattle to Ballard Link Light Rail

 

7:15     Old Business     

·Lowman Beach Park Seawall Restoration                                         David Graves

·Emergency HUB’s                                                                               Cindi Barker

·Morgan Junction Park Expansion

·Litter League Next Steps                                

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SWSHS announces departure of Jeff McCord as Executive Director

information from SWSHS

The SWSHS Board of Trustees announces the departure of Jeff McCord from the position of Executive Director. Jeff’s leadership role with the society began in July, 2017, and during this time, he oversaw successful exhibits in the Log House Museum and the many programs sponsored by the historical society.

Jeff is looking forward to focusing on his family, serving on non-profit boards and additional volunteerism in the community, as well as exploring other creative business pursuits in game design, videography and drone photography. A search for a new Executive Director begins in January 2019.

A new Board of Directors takes office in January to lead the organization in its mission to promote local heritage through education, preservation and advocacy. Officers include, Kathy Blackwell, President; Nancy Sorensen, Vice-President; Lissa Kramer, Interim Treasurer; Sandie Wilkinson, Secretary; John Sweetland, Membership Secretary.

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