Kelly Muscarella

Great 2 Story Home for sale in the sought after Fishers Landing Area. It is over 2,000 square feet. Great sized low maintenace backyard with storage shed.

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Great Private home for Sale in the Hockinson School District. Home is 1,930 square feet, and it has a detachd Apartment which has 1,380 square feet. Hockinson acreage Homes for sale. It is 2.49 acres of flat useable land.

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Ridgefield things to do. Ridgefield Prepares for its 6^th annual night out. On Tuesday August 3^rd will be the National Night out. It is a program designed to get families out away from their televisions. The city of Ridgefield is planning a great night out. It will be held at Davis Park, Main Avenue downtown Ridgefield.

The event will start about 6, and go thru 8. There will be a great chance to meet their city councilors, local police and fire personal. The city is hoping to promote community pride as it has in past years. Country Financial will provide their second annual bike rodeo, and Target will be sponsoring a dunk tank. The Ridgefield Farmers Market will be open for shopping. There will also be donation centers for non-perishable food and monetary donations, which will go to the Neighbors helping Neighbors program. Ridgefield's National Night Out will be packed with many things to do.

The National Night Out program began in 1984 and is held on the First Tuesday each August. Since then it has been extremely successful in promoting involvement in crime prevention activities, strengthening community relations and encouraging neighborhood camaraderie.

The city of Ridgefield is preparing for its 6^th annual night out. It should be a great event.

Acreage home for sale in Battle Ground. What a great oppurtunity this is. 2.5 acres for sale.

It is well below the assesed value, way below all the comps around it. Home is over 2,000 square feet.

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Great Acreage home for sale in Battle Ground.

A split second decision that changes everything. Have you been driving and made a split second decision that changed everything, or maybe you got lucky and it changed nothing. Recently I was driving home, I live in a rural part of Battle Ground, WA. There are a lot of 2 lane country roads I take home. I am constantly amazed at the way people drive, or their lack of concern for how they drive. But tonight it all came full circle, how a split second decision changes everything. Friday night on my way home, one of the rural roads I take was closed down by the Clark County Sheriffs. I had to take a detour. I did not think much of it, but today as I traveled down the road that was closed, I saw it. The telltale signs of the accident, and the now memorial to someone's life on the side of the road. There were fresh flowers. It was at an intersection I drive thru 3 or 4 times a day without thinking. So tonight I remembered it and decided to look up what happened. Apparently a man who lived in Brush Prairie was riding a motorcycle and a 19 year old kid, yes at 19 he is still a kid, turned left in front of him. The man on the motorcycle was thrown quit a distance and was not able to be revived.

This has hit me hard; I have a 19 year old son. I feel extremely sorry for the family of the man who was killed; they have lost a crucial part of their family. But what about the poor boy that made a split second decision, maybe he did not see the motorcycle, maybe he thought he could make it before he got there. Maybe he was texting and not paying as much attention as he should, no matter what, that poor boy has also lost a part of his life forever, he has taken a life. It was an accident there is no way he turned in front of him on purpose, but he now has to live with this forever. I sat here with all kinds of emotions running thru me, then I called in my 2 teenage boys, read them the news article, and then sat and talked with them about what life will be like for the mans family without him, but also what the poor boy's life will be like now.

Next time you are driving look around, pay attention, talk to your teenagers, really talk with them, don't yell, read them the article, and explain what life will be like for this poor boy now. Can you imagine? It was an accident, but yet a family has lost a member and a kid has lost a large part of himself. A split second decision that changed two families forever.