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'We're able to learn more'

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MAY 15, 2011

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bands blow hot Seattle-area hb in Big Apple en w Roosevelt High School’s jazz id i d  slall-nto  gi’srouef Ho band finished 2nd, and t Mountlake Terrace 3rd last awruo  night at the Essentially Elling- ton festival in New York City. Full story, B1 S N O H O M I S H C O U N T Y A dispute between next-door Fire neighbors has escalated into chi fs allegations of theft, forgery, e dog poisoning and figured top city into the disbanding of the Sultan Police Department. BY JONATHAN MARTIN pay list Seattle Times staff reporter 6 D -F e I p G a U rt R m E  e S n A t L ’ A s  R st Y  a C ff L i U ng B   G ei n- b ghoutredblenra a d ht n el ye nd thenotel,na roh das  a dna ely nsye tiDw ehaldn HarvRay ere a ie w m l o o d ts e   l  o n f  e o c v e e s r s t i i t m at e es crashed, their new $12,000 Yamaha motorcycle. S B e Y a   t B tl O e B T   i Y m O e U s N st G a   f A f r N e D p   o J r U t S er T s IN MAYO The 18-year-old thief was fine, but It pays — often quite handsomely  the Harvies, who’d raised three boys — to be a Seattle Fire Department  themselves, thought he needed to be deputy chief or battalion chie l f.  taught a lesson. They called police and lec T t l h o e t  f s i   r o e f   c o h v i e e r f t s i ,  m w e, h   o w  t e y r p e i  a ca m l o y n  c g o   l 6 - 6 pressed charges. c p it a y y     e ex m c p e l e o d y e e d e   s M  w ay h o o r s   e M  t i a k k e e   - M h c o G m i e nn’s When his mother, Caroline Pep- $164,000 salary, according to city  perell, and Ray Harvie spoke a few days records. later,  Harvie insisted she or her son pay Of the 20 highest-paid c e ity em- for the damage. Pepperell refused. Because their .y y e o h l T p p e u w   4 g 1 n   u ,s h e   eir fre chiefs. Some  That was the last conversation be- overtime  tween the Harvies and Caroline Pep- have salaries shifts last 24 over $150,000 hours and and a handful  for nearly six years. In that time, perell their wages gaa satn odei saziattsmee utsp r d b ir e h i g t u h ohot  mo me  trenha are high, one $70,000 each  involving three separate police investi- f o o v r e  a rt   i c m hi e e   f stint i nvoertime.  Firefighetsr  Hitler’sg ,s eAcd-olfd ae doditno,sa ga have led the  retary and allegations of forgery and can exceed  crime. It led to the convic- organized surge in mem- $2,000. pihs ni  c eht ’ytis c i e s r   o f a i   x d -   r   e n g f u otoidie th, op cedatgnidna b b e s r salary club. In 2002, just 210 out of  of the Sultan Police Department and, in t 1 h 0 a , n 1   69 city w 00 o . r   k L e a r s s t  made more March, a $79,146 judgment after a or 21  $ p 1 e 0 rc 0 e ,0 nt of all ci   t y y e   a e r m , 2 p , l 3 o 0 ye 9 es — Two very different gated homes near Echo Lake in rural Snohomish County are the scene of a bit- four-day jury trial. — topped $100,000 in pay. are seen with one of their mastiffs.ter feud between neighbors. Gayle and Ray Harvie, above, The feud has wreaked havoc on all me A n c t c ,  o m rd e i d n ia g  n t   o p  t a h y e  f  f o e r  d a e   r p a e l r   s g o o n v   e i r n n- Neighbor Caroline Pepperell lives in a yellow manufactured home. their lives. Pepperell was fired from her the Seattle area last year was  job and faces possible bankruptcy. The Harvies have spent at least $300,000 $5 T 9, h 9 e 0  F 0 i . r   e Department leads the Different sides of the fence city in highest median pay, highest  pursuing Pepperell, while Gayle Harvie p m e e rc d e ia n n t   a o g v e e  o rt f i  e m m e  p p l a o y y , e  a e n s  d m  h a i k g i h n e g st “ Like a battle scenario ...” “ Completely ridiculous.” has been treated for anxiety and panic more than $100,000 per year. RAY HARVIECAROLINE PEPPERELL attacks, according to court documents. 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