Missing Clyde Hill man found alive
November 11, 2010
UPDATED — 2:03 p.m. Nov. 11, 2010
Wayne "Lee" Singleton (Snoqualmie Police Department)
Snoqualmie police say a Clyde Hill man missing since Monday has been located and has been taken to a hospital to be checked for injuries.
Wayne “Lee” Singleton was found at about 1:30 p.m. Thursday. He had last been seen at Mount Si Golf Course’s restaurant by a waitress, according to police.
Snoqualmie police Sgt. Robert Keeton said he had been located alive, but no other details were available.
Singleton lives in Clyde Hill.
A manager at Mount Si Golf Course said he was “familiar but I wouldn’t say a regular.”
After being reported as missing, police located his car at the golf course. Police from the King County Coalition of Small Police Agencies, a partnership of 13 departments, searched for Singleton on Wednesday in woods and a water-filled slough near the golf course.
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Veterans recall days of service and youth at Chief Kanim Middle School
November 11, 2010
NEW — 11 a.m. Nov. 11, 2010
Snoqualmie Valley veterans share memories of service days and school days at an assembly at Chief Kanim Middle School. Also honored was Eric Ward, a graduate of the school and Marine Corps lance corporal who died in combat in Afghanistan in February. From left: From left, Valley veterans Brian Tawney, Bob Hamerly, Jim Posey, Vince Standing Deer, Rich Collingwood, Rick Woodruff, and Ed Bentley. (Photo by Sebastian Moraga)
The VHS tape rolls, and an image jumps onto the screen.
The image shows two boys spoofing the popular television show “Survivor.” The film was a school project created by Eric Ward when he was a student at Chief Kanim Middle School.
Ward died in February in combat in Afghanistan, where he served as a lance corporal in the United States Marine Corps.
“A little goofy, a little class-clown but not too bad,” Chief Kanim teacher Theresa Frank said of her former student. “That video epitomizes who Eric was.”
Two homeless men attacked in separate incidents in North Bend
November 11, 2010
Two homeless men in North Bend were attacked in recent months. One victim suffered significant stab wounds.
North Bend police do not think the attacks are related or pose a risk to residents. The attacks occurred nearly a month apart.
“We’ve got a lead in the one case, and we’re going to catch the other person,” said Sgt. Mark Toner, chief of North Bend Police.
The suspect in the stabbing attack is a “known person” to police, Toner said.
The attack occurred late in the evening of Sept. 17 in the 400 block of Bendigo Boulevard South.
