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Mayoral candidates spar over budget BY STEVE HUNTER
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Mayor Suzette Cooke fields a question while challenger Tim Clark waits to reply during the debate. STEVE HUNTER, Reporter
A clash over the handling of the city of Kent’s budget continues to be a focus in the mayor’s race between incumbent Suzette Cooke and challenger Tim Clark. Cooke emphasized during the Kent Neighborhood Council Candidate
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The Islamic Center of Kent has submitted a proposal for a new religious services building to replace its current building on the East Hill. In addition to the daily prayers and weekly congregations, the building will be a community center for events, classes, committee meetings and youth activities. The ICK plans to
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supporting salmon recovery efforts in Water Resource Inventory Area 9 (WRIA 9), according to a King County media release. The cities that are part of WRIA 9 include: Algona, Auburn, Black Diamond, Burien, Covington, Des Moines, Enumclaw, Federal Way, Kent, Maple Valley, Normandy Park, Renton, SeaTac, Seattle and Tukwila. [ more PROJECT page 5 ]
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Forum on Monday night that the budget has started to come back strong after fighting through a recession that led to cutting 100 city positions.
“I need to be very responsible with the budget,” Cooke said to an estimated crowd of 130 who attended the forum at the Kent Senior Center. “We have just gone through a major recession. It was my responsibility to use less dollars than
provide new parking and landscaping to the grounds. Public commentary on the proposal opened on Aug. 30, and will remain open until 4:30 p.m. Friday. The city requests public comments be in writing and delivered to City Planning Services, 220 Fourth Ave. S. The Islamic Center of Kent is at 20857 108th Ave., across the street and down a driveway from Safeway.
Sister Dinah, a member of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, listens to Kent Pride speakers at a Sunday luncheon. Sweet Themes Bakery supplied rainbow cakes and cookies, below, at the event. ROSS COYLE, Kent Reporter
BOLD SHOW OF COLOR Gay community speaks, shines during festivities BY ROSS COYLE rcoyle@kentreporter.com
They arrived as couples, in drag, in makeup or just jeans and a T-shirt. But they all gathered at Burlington Green Park to celebrate
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Local vendors and support organizations converged at the Kent Senior Center last Saturday for the Wiggles, Wags, N’ Whiskers Pet Event. Girl Scout Troop 44180 and M&M’s Critter Cottage hosted the event to raise money and awareness for Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC) and the cottage to support efforts to care for the medical needs of animals brought in for care before they can be placed for
Volunteers are wanted by the city of Kent to help weed and prune at Park Orchard Park as part of National Public Lands Day on Saturday, Sept. 28. The event is from 9 a.m. to noon at the park, 11058 S.E. 230th St., in the Panther Lake area. Volunteers should park at Park Orchard Elementary, 11010 S.E. 232nd St., and walk to the park. Registration is required by noon Wednesday, Sept. 25. To register, call Victoria Andrews, city special programs manager, at 253-856-5113 or email vandrews@kentwa.gov.
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The Kent FDCARES program is working with the leaders of our community’s assisted and senior living facilities to offer all the members of our community, their families, and friends various injury and illness preventative health checks on Sept 20th, 2012. This will include free flu shots to the first 200 seniors, blood sugar checks, blood pressure checks, and other preventative health information. Lunch will be provided for $1.00 to the first 350 seniors, courtesy of Farrington Court and Stafford Suites. Tickets may be purchased in advance at any of the following assisted living and retirement facilities as well as the Kent Senior Center while supplies last.
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Sharp stays in City Council race, debates Stober money from his 93-yearold mother’s bank account. Sharp pleaded not guilty to the charges on Aug. 29 in King County Superior Court. The case won’t be resolved prior to the Nov. 5 general elecSharp tion. Neither Sharp nor his opponent Bailey Stober addressed the theft charges during the forum. But Stober told the estimated crowd of 130 there are reasons voters should pick him over Sharp. The winner will replace Elizabeth
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KING COUNTY TO DEMOLISH KENT BRIDGE King County was scheduled to start demolition on Wednesday of the Alvord T Bridge in Kent. Demolition of the bridge and paving of the turn-around is expected to be complete by mid-October. The bridge was permanently closed on June 5. Construction activities will occur from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Nearby residents and businesses can expect to see large equipment, such as excavators and a crane for lifting the bridge, as well as an increase in truck traffic. The noise level of this work isn't expected to exceed the noise level of the surrounding industrial area. On the north side of the bridge on South 259th Street at Third Avenue South, there will be a period of single-lane closure for approximately four days during working hours. Flaggers will direct traffic around the work zone. The bridge, originally built in 1914, spans the Green River on 78th Avenue South at the southern city limits. The bridge has low traffic volumes. It is rated as one of the most deficient bridges in the state of Washington and is classified as structurally deficient and functionally obsolete.
Ken Sharp’s appearance at the Kent Neighborhood Council Candidate Forum demonstrated he’s remaining in his Kent City Council race. “I’m staying in the race,” Sharp said during an interview after the Monday night forum at the Kent Senior Center. Sharp decided to stay in the race despite first-degree theft charges filed by King County prosecutors against him for allegedly stealing
Albertson, who decided not to seek reelection. “My opponent and I are two very, very different people,” Stober said. “We come from two very different backgrounds. I grew up in this community. I was born and raised here. I rode a city bus to school and got my first job here. My opponent has lived here only a couple of years. I know the issues firsthand.” Sharp emphasized his experience as president last year of the Kent Chamber of Commerce and his
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CRASH COURSE No one was injured when a car crashed into the facade of a downtown Kent business Monday afternoon. The driver accidentally applied the gas instead of the brake while in the car, striking the front of the small business on Railroad Avenue North around 3:30 p.m. The facade was damaged, both glass windows were destroyed, but no merchandise was ruined. ROSS COYLE, Kent Reporter
prostitution and other charges for his alleged work as a pimp in Kent and Seattle. The Kent trial of Shacon Fontane Barbee started Aug. 14 in front of King County Superior Court Judge Patrick Oishi at the Maleng Regional Justice Center. The Seattle man made nearly $200,000 as a pimp, according to charging papers. He
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role as owner of Minuteman Press in Kent that will help him be a valuable addition to the council. “I live in Kent, I work in Kent and I am a business owner in Kent,” Sharp said. “I think part of the value that I bring to the City Council is that business experience I have. I’ve got a lot of wisdom and have had a lot of leadership experiences.” Stober and Sharp differ about how to address the financially struggling Riverbend Golf Complex
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the council had budgeted to spend because we were not bringing in the revenue.� Cooke, seeking a third, four-year term on the Nov. 5 general election ballot, said she had to cut jobs to bring the budget under control. The mayor added that the most recent city budget projection shows 14 percent of the 2013 budget in reserve. The city’s goal is 10 percent of each year’s budget to go to a reserve fund. Clark, who has spent the last four years on the Kent School Board after 16 years on the Kent City Council, said, “fiscal mismanagement� led the city to have just 2 percent of its 2012 budget in reserve. “This is a dangerous situation for our city and we must do better,� Clark said. “In fact, Moody’s has dropped our bond rating two years in a row. Kent needs a long-term plan to stabilize and improve city services while holding on to valuable city assets, such as the golf course, instead of running from one debt crisis to the next.�
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course has been targeted for potential sale because of the growing financial deficit at the complex but that she favors keeping the entire complex. “It’s a major part of the gateway to the city,� she said. “Anything we can do to preserve that would be my choice.� During his council years, Clark said his votes helped lead to the Kent Station shopping mall, ShoWare Center, the South 277th Street corridor and the commuter parking garage next to the railroad tracks. He said as mayor he would continue to get major projects done. “I hope that I can carry forward with the leadership, the passion for and the expertise in making things happen in the city,� Clark said. “Four years from now I want to look back on my time as mayor and how we met our challenges. “Clearly, we have large infrastructure challenges, not the least of which is the need for overpasses over the railroad tracks to keep our downtown traffic going and businesses able to connect and serve their clients. We need to preserve and
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owned by the city. City officials have looked at the option of selling the Par 3 course of the complex, which includes an 18-hole course, Par 3 course, driving range and merchandise shop. Riverbend’s operating losses and a $2.25 million debt caused city officials to look at ways to get the complex self-sustainable financially. The facility has lost nearly $1.4 million over the last four years, including $220,903 in 2012, according to city documents. The debt is owed to an inter-fund loan, money that the city borrowed from its water and fleet funds to help pay off the bond for the golf complex. Both candidates want to keep the golf complex rather than sell any portion of it. Stober prefers to keep the course an enterprise fund set up to be self-sustaining rather than moving the golf course to the city’s general fund, where it could take money away from the police department and leave fewer officers on the street. Sharp said he would move the golf complex into the general fund to treat it like other parks funded by the city.
In the other City Council race featured at the forum, Jim Berrios revealed endorsement from current City Council members as a reason voters should pick him over Wade Schwartz. The winner will replace Jamie Perry, who decided not to seek reelection. “I’ve been able to get the endorsements of four of the five council members who are going to be in their positions in January,� said Berrios to the crowd as he rattled off the names of Dennis Higgins, Dana Ralph, Bill Boyce and Les Thomas. “The reason why they are endorsing me is they have seen the work I have demonstrated. I’m collaborative when it comes to problem solving and I just do not give up until we find a solution.� Deborah Ranniger is the one council member who hasn’t endorsed Berrios. Berrios is the owner of the Golden Steer Steak ‘n Rib House on the East Hill and president of the Kent Chamber of Commerce. Schwartz, who owns Blanc-nSchwartz Salon in downtown Kent and is chair of the city Human Services Commission, said he wants to start a communications commission
maintain our park system. I’ve always been very proud of our park system but the fact is the fiscal problems have caused erosion in some of the infrastructure and we have to have a tactical budget specifically for parks.� If re-elected, Cooke said she will continue to get residents more involved in the city. “I’m pretty transparent,� Cooke said. “Those of you who have had conversations with me know I can be very blunt. But I need you to be a participant in this government. That is my No. 1 priority as mayor is to make certain the city of Kent is your city. The only way that happens is you being engaged and asking the questions and finding out what’s going on.� Cooke added that the Neighborhood Councils program connects residents with the city. “That was a vision of mine when I first came into office,� Cooke said. “You are showing the results of that not only by tonight’s forum but by the clean-up projects and the improvements being made to the neighborhoods and neighbors knowing neighbors.�
in the city to reach out to all people. “We have 138 languages being spoken in our schools and I want to make sure our City Hall reaches out to all of those communities,� Schwartz said. “I would start a commission based on all of the different groups in our city.� Schwartz also said he would try to bring the annual Seattle International Film Festival to Kent, similar to how the festival expanded its venues in 2011 to Renton. Berrios, a former Kent School Board member who ran unsuccessfully against Cooke for mayor in 2009, said his experience on various volunteer boards as well as his business background will help him in his role as a council member to oversee budgets. Schwartz was the only candidate who brought up the topic of recreational marijuana businesses that are banned in Kent despite Initiative 522 that legalized pot use in the state. “If it’s legal at the state and the state says they are taking responsibility, I don’t think we should try to fight against something that is going on all around us anyway,� Schwartz said.
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Clark said he favors the council moving the financially struggling, city-owned Riverbend Golf Complex into the general fund rather than having the course trying to survive as an enterprise fund. Riverbend’s operating losses and a $2.25 million debt caused city officials to look at ways to get the complex self-sustainable financially. The facility has lost nearly $1.4 million over the last four years, including $220,903 in 2012, according to city documents. The debt is owed to an inter-fund loan, money that the city borrowed from its water and fleet funds to help pay off the bond for the golf complex, which includes an 18-hole course, Par 3 course, driving range and merchandise shop. “The 18-hole course will take care of itself,� Clark said. “The Par 3 is more problematic. But the Par 3 is aimed at an audience of the very young to learn the game of golf and the older people who still want the exercise. The asset is multi-generational. If it were up to me, I’d put it in the general fund.� Cooke said the Par 3
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Officers arrest man for reckless driving after street racing paramedics were carrying on a gurney to a nearby ambulance. The incident occurred Sept. 1 Kent Police arrested an 18-year- at the College Apartments, 23634 old SeaTac man for investigation Pacific Highway S., according to of eluding an officer and reckless the police report. driving in connection with street A man had driven his vehicle racing in the North Kent indusinto an apartment unit. As paratrial area. medics took the man toward an Officers were conductambulance, a male pasing an area check at about senger of the car came up 12:43 a.m. Sept. 7 in the POLICE to the man and tried to 8000 block of South 196th grab his phone. An ofStreet due to the volume fi cer grabbed the man by of street racers in the area his shoulders, pulled him known for street racing, back and told him to leave the according to an email from Kent patient alone. Police spokeswoman Melanie But the man then shrugged out Frazier. of the officer’s grasp and lunged Police saw a 1997 black Lexus toward the patient. An officer driving recklessly once patrol used a Lateral Vascular Neck units were spotted in the area. Restraint (LVNR) to stop the man The driver refused to pull over from resisting. A fire inspector when patrol units activated lights and another officer helped get the behind him and a pursuit began. After about a two-minute chase man’s arms behind his back so he could be restrained. with speeds near 75 mph, police The man did not tell police why were able to stop the driver in the he tried to approach the man on 6400 block of South 192nd Street. the gurney. Five people were in the car. BY STEVE HUNTER
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GRCC hosts Gator Fest on Sept. 21 Gator Fest – Green River Community College’s festival – returns Saturday, Sept. 21 on campus, 12401 SE 320th St., Auburn. The community festival, which runs 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., includes more than 50 food, arts and crafts and commercial vendors; the “Roving Reptiles” show and exhibit; a KidZone with an inflatable playground, climbing wall and pony rides; a Gator Gait 5K Fun Run and the Bracketstars Classic Car Show. There also will be local entertainment on the Community Stage and KGRG Today’s Rock Music Stage. A dedication of the new Cedar Hall with a free pancake breakfast is on the menu. For more details, visit www.greenriver.edu/campus-life/ events/gator-fest.htm.
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[ PROJECT from page 1 ] “It is vitally important to protect our local water resources and habitats,” said Supervisor Reagan Dunn, chair of the Flood Control District Board of Supervisors. “I am pleased that the Flood Control District can partner with the 16 local governments and other agencies inside WRIA 9 and play a key role in helping to fund these projects.” The grants, which also leveraged an additional $1.25 million for WRIA 9, help it carry out WRIA 9 salmon conservation projects for Endangered Species Act-listed species according to annual priorities set by the WRIA Forum. “This funding will help restore and protect the beautiful watershed in South King County, which provides environmental and economic benefits to our community,” said Julia Patterson, vice-chair of the King County Flood Control District. “I look forward to watching these dollars at work in protecting our South County resources.” In the Cooperative Watershed Management Grant Program, projects must address high priority habitats or watershed processes that significantly influence
illegal drug activity in the Denny’s restaurant restroom Sept. 2 at 1246 Central Ave. N. Employees called 911 because of an odd smoke smell coming from the restroom and that the woman had been in the stall for at least 30 minutes, according to the police report. The woman denied she had used any drugs in the bathroom. She gave officers one name initially before finding her identification that had a different name. Officers also noticed a paper sticking out of the woman’s shirt. She told police it was a “tooter,” a slang term for a plastic tube or straw used for smoking heroin off of tin foil. A search of the woman revealed that she had about six “tooters.” The officer arrested the woman for obstructing and gave her a verbal warning about the drug paraphernalia.
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productivity in each basin. To ensure high quality projects, only those that have been scientifically vetted and ranked competitively by their respective WRIA Forum are candidates for funding. Cities, towns, special districts, public schools, King County, federally recognized tribes and non-profits are eligible to apply for the grants. “With the loss of King Conservation district funding, the funding WRIA 9 receives from the Flood Control District is instrumental in leveraging an additional $5 million from local, state and federal agencies,” said Marlla Mhoon, co-chair WRIA 9 Watershed Ecosystem Forum and a member of the Covington City Council. “Without the FCD funding, we would not be able to move forward to implement the critical habitat projects to recover Chinook salmon and improve the water quality of the Green/ Duwamish River and the coastal areas of King County. Flood control and habitat restoration projects are synonymous.” Visit the Flood Control District website at www. kingcountyfloodcontrol. org/ to view the list of the eight WRIA 9 projects approved for funding.
Kent Police offer Community Meeting, Block Watch Class on Sept. 19 Kent Police will host a Community Meeting and Block Watch 101 Class on Thursday, Sept. 19 at Horizon Elementary School, 26741 144th Ave. S.E. The Block Watch Class begins at 6 p.m. followed by the Community Meeting at 7 p.m. Residents can meet Police Chief Ken Thomas, hear about the latest crime statistics Thomas and trends and learn crime fighting strategies. “We’re pleased to meet with our community in an informal setting and learn more about their concerns while giving them the opportunity to know us better,” Thomas said. “Our goal is to strengthen the partnership we’ve developed with residents by building on the foundation we’ve already established.”
Car leaving the neighborhood shortly after responding to a call about the vehicle that had been parked for 20 minutes or more with three or four people inside and a lighter flickering inside, according to the police report. When police stopped the vehicle, the driver told them he was on his way to get gas. He initially told officers he had only smoked a cigarette. An officer spotted a box of tin
foil inside the car and noted in the report that drug addicts smoke heroin and prescription pills with pipes off of tin foil. Police found a pipe on the ground outside of the driver’s door. The driver then admitted that he and a friend had smoked Percocet, a prescription drug used as a painkiller, while parked on the street. He said the pipe belonged to him and that he had smoked about one-half of a pill.
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Inspecting transportation dollars in the state It was surprising to read Andrea Keikkala’s guest commentary (“Transportation package is needed for our economy”, Kent Reporter, Sept. 6) make the claim that transportation dollars were going all over the state with no thought to overall economic benefit. I would assume recent expenditures for things like emergency repairs to the collapsed bridge on I-5 over the Skagit River, widening I-90 in Snoqualmie Pass or the U.S. 395 construction in Spokane had plenty of economic benefit. And reams of studies to prove it. Conversely, when I read that the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has a study that says constructing five miles of limited access roadway will create 80,000 jobs in the state,
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the problem, as some of the source information is from 2003, 2004 and 2005. And, the jobs estimate is firmly tied to the increase in containers arriving at Puget Sound ports. The Ports of Tacoma (POT) and Seattle (POS) were busy back then, and the POT even told the SR 167 study authors they were going to increase their 2005 container volume 475 percent to 9.8 million TEU (container equivalent) by the year 2025. Then the recession arrived and container volumes dropped. The POT handled 2.07 million TEU in 2005, 1.7 million in 2012, and hopes to handle 3 million in 2022. The POS has similar numbers: 2.1 million TEU in 2005, 1.9 million in 2012, and predicts handling 3.5 million TEU in 2034 if they can keep up the current 3.5-percent growth rate. But can they? The 2007 WSDOT study does not even [ more LETTERS page 7 ]
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Railroads move America’s energy safely, efficiently For activists intent on stopping all use of fossil fuel, train safety has become their cause du jour. After all, if you can block transport of fossil fuels, you can choke off their use. If they succeed, it’s not clear how we will heat and light our homes and schools, get to work,
run businesses, keep the hospitals operating, stock grocery stores or harvest crops – but apparently, that’s an inconvenient question for another day. America’s rail system has undergone a transformation over the last 40 years. In 1970, the once grand railroads of the Northeast were dilapidated;
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The impression I consistently get from people is that they want news and information, but are unwilling to pay money for the service. When we ask them to pay for it, they ask why we can’t make money off advertising, why they should pay for a service that they can get for free from the Internet. A man called in recently to ask me if I knew anything about state funding for public schools, specifically Highline Community College. He said that someone had written a story regarding the funding and wanted to know more about whether Highline was going to get federal funding from a recent state bill. When I told him that I was new to the position, and that not only was I unaware of the bill, but Highline was out of my coverage area, he seemed hurt. “How could someone who is a reporter not know about this?” the tone of his voice said. Unfortunately, I am one of only two reporters for the Kent School District, excluding Green River Community College and satellite programs. Kathy Smith, of the Covington Reporter, and I split coverage among Kent’s high schools. This idea that the news media are opportunistic vultures who don’t care about content isn’t new, but it comes from a misunderstanding that small newspapers have the manpower to produce multiple in-depth stories about serious issues in the community and don’t. I remember being contacted about a story and asking if we had an “intern” to throw it to. That gave us all a laugh. But there are things that people who don’t pay for their news don’t understand. The first is that if you aren’t paying for it, you are the product. And, like other newspapers, our newspaper operates on a small newsroom with a limited budget.
the iconic Penn Central railroad was in collapse. The PC was losing over $1 million a day; poorly trained dispatchers literally lost trains throughout the system. When the flow of red ink became a flood, managers started deferring maintenance; derailments became the norm. To reduce accidents, speeds on large sections of track were reduced to 10 mph. Freight
traffic slowed to a crawl. It was the low point of the American rail system. Today, the picture is very different. According to the Federal Railroad Administration, U.S. trains carried goods and people more than 740 million miles last year. [ more BRUNELL page 7 ]
www.kentreporter.com mention Puget Sound port competitors, Prince Rupert, B.C., and Lazaro Cardenas, Mexico. Or, the widened Panama Canal in 2015. The pending reroute of shipping has created a virtual battle for Army Corps of Engineers dredging funds in U.S. ports on the Gulf of Mexico and East Coast to accommodate deeper draft ships. Public confidence in WSDOT is not high. I think it would help the agency if they would pull the 2007 SR 167 study, rework the numbers and eliminate the chart that claims extra container traffic and five miles of highway construction adds 80,000 jobs. If it were that easy to add “permanent long-term jobs,” we would be building five miles of freeway every year. – Don Villeneuve
City should enforce its fireworks laws I’ve read with great interest the recent letters objecting to the fireworks free-for-all that occurs every year in Kent. I share the concerns for pets, safety, fires, etc. expressed in them. To these concerns I’d add the impact of fireworks on wildlife. A few years ago, an American Robin nested under the deck of my house. On July 4, there were two eggs in it. The next morning, after the fireworks, I found both broken on the ground. The following year, another robin’s nest contained a week-old chick
the afternoon of July 4. The following morning it was dead on the ground. The blow-the-world up fireworks use common throughout Kent is clearly panicking parent birds off their nests and in the process their eggs and young are knocked out and killed. As another example, consider the plight of bats. I live near Lake Meridian and so can’t avoid the out of control fireworks war zone that occurs there annually. Each year I see bats flying over the lake through all the sound and litter filtering down from the explosions above. In addition to the possibility of damage to their hearing, my guess is they might be mistaking falling fireworks debris as food. The results can’t be good. My question is why the city of Kent won’t enforce its fireworks laws? I’d like to hear from both candidates for mayor whether, if elected, they will allow this senseless situation to continue, or actually commit to do something about it. – Mark Johnston
Let our Scouts do their work Once again it’s that time of year when the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts will be out selling popcorn to raise funds for their activities. While the vast majority of our citizens are friendly during these sales, last year several units encountered hostile verbal attacks based on BSA’s National Council policies. This is especially disturbing as all Scouts are taught to be kind and
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considerate of all people at all times. Scouting on a local level gives young people the opportunity to develop skills and take responsibility while inspiring a lifetime of character and service. If you do not agree with some of BSA’s policies, please do not verbally bully children who have nothing to do with those policies. BSA recently changed policy and does not exclude boys from being Scouts based on their sexual preference – this decision was based on the response from current Scouts and registered parents of Scouts in a survey. Our Scouts deserve respect from the community they serve. A Cub Scout is learning about being a good person and the excitement of outdoor life. A teenage Boy Scout has made a conscious choice to serve his community rather than partake in activities that hurt the community. I thank you in advance for your ability to see the Scouts and not the council as they sell popcorn. Forty percent of those sales go directly to the Scout’s activities, and 30 percent goes to our local Chief Seattle Council, who responsibly spends the funds on keeping our amazing camps affordable and exciting, on outreach programs for local boys, as well as other locally important activities. If you would like to complain about any BSA policy, please contact the National BSA Council at P.O. Box 152079, Irving, Texas 75015. You may also call them at 972-580-2000. – Mary Wilson, Chief Seattle Council volunteer
City of Kent offers B&O tax filing workshop Sept. 19 The city of Kent will offer a free training workshop on the city’s new Business and Occupation Tax (B&O) from 9-11 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 19 in the City Council Chambers at City Hall, 220 Fourth Ave. S. Interested parties are asked to register online at KentWA.gov/CityTaxes.
City auditor Robert Goehring said the workshop is designed to help filers understand the city’s B&O tax reporting responsibilities. “Participants will learn about B&O tax reporting classifications, exemptions, deductions, gross receipts and square footage tax and how to file online,” Goehring said. For more information, call 253-8566266 or email Finance@KentWA.gov.
today because [ BRUNELL from page 6 ] greater Montana and Wyoming Rail has once again become a major commuter option, logging more than 20.5 billion passenger miles in 2012. As technology and oversight have improved, the railroads have amassed a good safety record, even as rail traffic has increased. The FRA reports that in 2012 there was one derailment for every 582,167 miles traveled, one fatality per 82 million miles, and 2.65 accidents at rail crossings for every million miles traveled. Our state Department of Transportation notes, “Rail is a safe and efficient way to move both people and goods. Freight trains reduce the number of large trucks on our congested highways, and for passengers, it is more than 23 times safer than traveling by car.” Why are these statistics important? Rail traffic plays a major role in trade, and trade plays a major role in Washington’s economy. Per capita, we are the nation’s top exporter. The potential is even
coal, which is cleaner than many other varieties produced around the world, is in demand. Exporting coal from Washington and Oregon would add more than 11,000 new jobs and $115 million in payroll. Just one oil terminal in Vancouver could generate up to 250 construction jobs and up to 120 permanent full-time positions, primarily from the local community. The bottom line is, if we don’t build the shipping terminals here, the trains will simply go through Washington to Canadian ports, taking the jobs with them. To enhance safety, railroads have invested heavily in technologies that provide advance notice of potential problems. Some of these technologies include wheel impact detectors, wheel journal detectors and detector cars that X-ray the rails for metal defects. These and other technologies have significantly reduced derailments over the past
20 years. The Association of American Railroads reports that, in 2012, 99.9977 percent of all rail-shipped hazardous materials, including oil, reached their destination without an accident-related spill — and that railroads spill less liquid hazmat product than trucks or pipelines. Multiple federal agencies regulate the movement of hazardous materials by rail, including the Federal Railroad Administration, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration and the Transportation Security Administration. The federal government also requires railroads to route hazardous materials on lines posing the least safety and security risk. Will all this guarantee that there will never be an accident? Of course not. But it’s important to keep things in perspective so we can make informed judgments about issues that are important to us all. Don Brunell is the president of the Association of Washington Business (www.awb.org).
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Clockwise from top left: Kent Mayor Suzette Cooke reads a proclamation acknowledging the pride activities from last weekend. Cooke was one of several politicians who spoke during the ceremony. Billy Walters arrived at the lunch dressed as his drag persona, Kiki. Coming out has gotten a lot easier since the early days of gay activism. In the 1950s and ‘60s, “You had to sneak in the back door of a bar to find someone,” Walters said. Wade Schwartz, a candidate for the Kent City Council, related his story of being gay in his hometown of Bancroft, Idaho, and the impact it had on his family. Despite the ridicule he suffered from his classmates, he doesn’t hold any grudges against them, saying that they were simply afraid of what they didn’t understand.
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[ COYLE from page 6 ] Understaffing also limits a newsroom’s ability to place the news in context, which is why newspapers exist in the first place. Yes, you can listen to sound bites on CNN or see the latest cat meme about current issues on Facebook, but storytelling – to paraphrase Milton Bates – ex-
ists to place these events in greater context away from the emotional turbulence of their immediate surroundings. “Meaning depends on relation, the relation of one event to another in a sequential or causal chain,” Bates wrote in his forward to Reporting Vietnam, a collection of news clips during the war.
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had to clarify that she was married – to a woman. Pride days, Miranda said, are places where gay couples can go and be who they are without fear of mockery or other reprisals. “It’s a place where you can come and be comfortable, you know? Not have to worry about people watching you all the time, you know?” Other people told their own stories of coming out, with varying degrees of difficulty.
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For Schwartz, the ostracism his family received from his hometown in Idaho was particularly difficult to relive. But he said that he held no anger or hatred for them. Kent City Councilwoman Elizabeth Albertson said that gay and lesbian acceptance in a community has been correlated with that community’s success. Education and tolerance were Schwartz’s watchwords for the weekend, acknowl-
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edging that people hate what they don’t understand. While the recent advances in equal rights for gay and lesbian couples have improved the situation, it’s still important to educate the public, Schwartz said. “Just because it’s legal doesn’t take away from the hate,” he said. Pride events help outsiders better understand that, as Alecia said that gay and lesbian couples are just like everyone else.
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Stonewall riots, where members of New York’s gay community rioted following a police raid on a gay establishment. Local organizer Wade Schwartz instead wanted to hold the Kent Pride weekend in September to avoid competing with Seattle’s festivities. The weekend under the sun concluded with a catered lunches provided by the Curran Law Firm and rainbow-
layered cakes made by Sweet Themes Bakery. Around 20 people arrived to listen to the closing speeches given by various community figures and politicians. The law firm and the Kent Downtown Partnership were event sponsors. While many advances have been made toward gay rights at the state and federal levels, many of the couples present said that they feel the country can make improvements.
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KENT DRIVER TAKES SCCA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Gretchen Everett, of Kent, earned her fourth Sports Car Club of America National Championship on Sept. 6 at the 41st Tire Rack SCCA Solo National Championships at the Lincoln, Neb., Airport. Driving a Mitsubishi Evo, Everett topped three other competitors in the Street Touring Unlimited Ladies class to win the two-day competition that pits drivers from throughout the country in a single-event, winnertake-all format. Diane Bollenbeck, of San Diego, finished second, 0.677-of-a-second behind Everett in aggregate time. Held for the fifth straight year on three million square feet of concrete at the Lincoln Airport, the Tire Rack SCCA Solo National Championships is the largest motorsports competition in the world, where more than 1,000 drivers compete for titles in 66 separate car classes.
After a brief pep talk with their coach, the Kentridge High School girls volleyball players take up their positions on the court. The goal is to maintain a rally for 10 minutes. The ball can drop six times before the clock restarts. 0:00 – The clock starts, and immediately the girls are shouting and calling shots. They move quickly, frantically passing, setting and spiking to keep the ball in the air. It’s part of coach Liz Quitiquit’s training regimen to help the girls think on their feet. “I like to frustrate them, make them figure things out by themselves, since I’m not going to be there on the court to solve problems,” Quitiquit said. This will be Quitiquit’s seventh year with the team. Before coaching, she played in high school as well as at Western Washington University in Bellingham. Her practices have focused largely on getting the new players, which make up half of the 12-member team, up to speed. While she feels her team is technically proficient with a strong defense,
The sixth annual Summer’s End Fun Run and Walk is set for Sept. 28 at Kentwood High School in Covington. Registration opens and packet pickup begins at 7:30 a.m. The 2K junior run starts at 8:27, a.m.; 5K at 9 a.m. and 10K walk and run at 9:07 a.m. Proceeds benefit children’s programs in the Kent School District aimed at encouraging healthy lifestyles for families. Raise the Bar will time the run. The top three in each age category will receive medals. For more information and to register, go to www. cruzinpassport.com.
she thinks they still need to develop a finishing move to score points. “I’m a very competitive person so all of our drills are scored and I try and create a competitive environment.” 2:38 – Mae Thungc shouts encouragement to her teammates as she sets the ball over the net. Thungc, a Junior, has
become the team’s de facto leader, said Quitiquit. Playing volleyball since third grade, Thungc says she has hesitant confidence about the team’s ability, hoping they can get the new half of the team up to speed. The varsity team’s retreat over the weekend helped them click together personally, but she says that those
connections have yet to manifest on the court. 5:23 – Setter Lexi Nguyen dives to make a pass to her teammates, she makes the bump but stumbles head over heels and goes into roll to get back on her feet. Nguyen, who Quitiquit describes as a “jack of all trades” on the court, said that the retreat helped bring
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the girls closer. She still agrees with Thungc, saying that it’s taking time to get everyone on the same page. “Half our team is new, so we need to get chemistry going,” she said. “We have the skill to do it, we just have to put the components together to finish the drill.” 7:05 – Nguyen sends a bump to Melanie Dillon, who sends the ball high into the air to be spiked by Chantelle Williams. Chantelle Williams and Dillon are two other players to watch, Quitiquit said. Williams for her power hits and Dillon for her setting and spiking abilities. While the coach believes the team has a strong defensive game, she said they need to improve on their offense and develop a “terminator” approach to scoring points. Despite losses in both of their season opener games, Quitiquit says that her girls have been performing well. “There are a couple strong teams at the top but hope we’ll be able to give them a run for their money.” 9:34 – The last ball hits the floor.
A bitter disappointment was in store for Kentridge High fans Sept. 5 as they saw their team shut out by the South Kitsap Wolves 40-0 in their opening home game at French Field. Several fumbles by the Charger’s offense – recovered by South Kitsap – did little to help a struggling defense against the Wolves’ fast rushing offense. “It wasn’t the start we’d planned, but you gotta deal with adversity,” said coach Marty Osborn. Osborn suspects that many of his players were still getting used to playing varsity. Heralded South Kitsap exploded for in the nonleague game for 231 rushing yards. The Wolves held Kentridge to just a
enough to match South Kitsap’s long touchdown passes. League Overall The Chargers had a Team W L W L tough time finding just Aub. Riverside 1 0 1 0 which players to block, allowing South Kitsap Jefferson 1 0 1 0 to pick up rushing gains Kentwood 1 0 1 0 as well as several long Tahoma 1 0 1 0 passes, putting them Kentridge 0 0 0 1 solidly near the end zone Auburn 0 1 0 1 within four plays. Kent-Meridian 0 1 0 1 To mitigate this, Kentlake 0 1 0 1 Osborn had his defense Mount Rainier 0 1 0 1 working overtime on LAST WEEK: South Kitsap 40, limiting big rushing and Kentridge 0 (nonleague); Auburn Riverpassing plays. side 41, Mount Rainier 13; Jefferson 32, For his offense, he Kentlake 7; Kentwood 29, Auburn 19; focused last week’s Tahoma 51, Kent-Meridian 6. practices more on ball THIS WEEK: Thursday – Auburn Rivsecurity and protecting erside at Kentridge; Tahoma at Bethel the quarterback, as well (nonleague); Friday – Mount Rainier as reducing the high at Auburn; Kentwood at Jefferson; turnover rate that led Kent-Meridian at Kentlake to an almost revolving All games kick off at 7 p.m. door that put the defense on after the Chargers’ single yard on the ground. offense got the ball. The Chargers threw for 47 Kentridge fumbled the yards, but that wasn’t nearly ball five times, four of those
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Kentridge’s Zach Rizzuti tackles a South Kitsap player during a nonleague game at French Field. ROSS COYLE, Kent Reporter recovered by South Kitsap. Reasons for poor performance were divided among the team. Some believed it was simply growing pains associated with new players fielding new positions, while others contend that the defensive strategy needed rewriting. Some players also said that they burned their energy within the first quarter, and couldn’t keep up with
the Wolves late in the game. South Kitsap darted to a 26-0 halftime lead and didn’t look back. Cooper Canton threw three touchdown passes and Marshaud Dewalt ran for two more. Kentridge returned to action Thursday, Sept. 12, against Auburn Riverside in a South Puget Sound League North 4A opener at French Field.
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Kentwood’s Terrance Grady said his teammate Brandon Sytsma would make big plays this season and that’s exactly what the senior running back did Sept. 6 when Auburn visited French Field. Sytsma scored two touchdowns in the space of one minute, 37 seconds in the fourth quarter to help the Conquerors beat Auburn 29-19. Sytsma ran for a 21yard score with 3:27 left in the game to give Kentwood its first lead. On Kentwood’s next offensive possession following a defensive stand which forced Auburn to punt, Sytsma took the ball 64 yards on the first play from scrimmage to give Kentwood a comfortable 29-19 lead with 1:50 left. There were moments in the first half, however, when Kentwood’s offense sputtered while the defense contained Auburn.
Kentwood’s Derise Fuga, 55, tackles Auburn halfback Jaykob Sloan during the first half of the Sept. 6 game at French Field. KATHERINE SMITH, Covington Reporter
Auburn scored a touchdown on the first drive of the game and Kentwood’s offense followed by going
three and out, with a punt putting Auburn on its 44-yard line. Kentwood’s defense was able to hold
Auburn on the next drive, but on the next Kentwood possession the snap flew over the quarterback’s head and out of the end zone for an Auburn safety, putting the Trojans up 9-0. At the beginning of the second quarter penalties cost Auburn, nullifying touchdowns on back-toback plays and Kentwood was able to hold the Trojans and get the ball back. Kyle Capperauld picked up an Auburn turnover and returned the ball some 90 yards for a touchdown with 17 seconds left in the half. The extra point made it 9-7 Auburn at the half. Later in the third quarter, Auburn picked off the ball and returned it for a touchdown, making the score 16-7. An Auburn field goal with 2:25 left in the third quarter gave the Trojans a 19-7 lead. At the start of the fourth quarter, Derrick Bell came up with a big play and carried the ball from the Kentwood 39 to the Auburn 10. Brain Campbell then followed up with a carry up the middle for a touchdown. The extra point cut the Trojans’ lead to five
with 9:18 to go. The defense once again held Auburn and Kentwood took the punt at its 17. Grady hauled in a pass for a 30-yard gain on third and 10. Sytsma picked up the first down on the next drive, which he then followed with the 21-yard touchdown to put Kentwood ahead.
TJ beats Kentlake Kentlake opened the season with a stunning 32-7 loss on the road to Thomas Jefferson as the Raiders ran over the Falcons in the first half. Jefferson scored 26 points by halftime while containing Kentlake to seven and the Raiders never let up. Jordan Axelson had the Falcons’ lone touchdown when he scored from 1 yard in the first quarter. Kentlake had a 7-6 lead going into the second quarter, but a fumble on the Falcons 40 was scooped up by a Raider and run back for a touchdown to give Jefferson a 12-7 lead after a failed two-point conversion. This Friday Kentlake plays Kent-Meridian
at 7 p.m. at French Field. The Falcons look to avenge an upset loss in 2012 to the Royals.
Tahoma slams K-M Tahoma opened its season by crushing visiting Kent-Meridian 51-6, which featured a banner evening for senior quarterback Shane Nelson and receiver DeShon Williams. Nelson finished the evening 22-for-34 passing, piling up 348 yards and four touchdowns while Williams hauled in nine catches for 195 yards and a touchdown to go with a 95-yard score on the opening kickoff return. Denham Patricelli, a senior who missed last season after having elbow surgery, caught nine passes for 76 yards and three touchdowns. Defensively, Elijah Suka had 13.5 tackles for Tahoma while Amandre Williams added two tackles for a loss. Kris Hill and Katherine Smith of the Covington Reporter contributed to this story.
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I have heard you speak about using sedum “Autumn Joy” for long lasting color in gardens like mine with poor soil – but at the nursery I also see sedum “Brilliant” with deep rose blooms and one with bright pink flowers called “Neon.” Are these just as tough as the sedum you recommend? They are much more colorful, but I am a very laid back gardener and don’t want to kill any more plants. N.M., Olympia
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Got an event? submissions@kentreporter.com or post online at www.kentreporter.com farmers market produce. Those who sign up on or before Sept. 11 will receive a T-shirt. Fees: Before Sept. 20 (includes T-shirt) running 5K, $25 individuals, 13 and under $15; running 10K, $25 individuals, 13 and under $15; walking 5K, $15 individuals $25, 13 and under $15. After Sept. 20 (no T-shirt guaranteed) running 5K, $30 individuals, 13 and under $25; running 10K, $30, 13 and under $25, 13 and under $25, 5K walking, $30 individuals, 13 and under $25. Please see www.cruzinpassport.com to register at Active.com and for further information. Kent Sunrise Rotaryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s third annual Oktoberfest: Noon-8 p.m. Oct. 12, under the tents at the Red Barn, 206 Railroad Ave. N., downtown Kent. Fifty percent of the proceeds from the event will support returning veterans and at-risk youth. Food, drink, entertainment. Tickets $25 in advance, $30 at the door and include a stein with your first beer or wine. Visit www. OktoberfestKent.com to purchase tickets and donate. For more information, visit www.KentSunriseRotary.org. Shopping Spooktacular: 10 a.m.4 p.m. Oct. 19, Kent Valley Ice Rink, 6015 S. 240th St. Free. Start your holiday gift giving. Support your local small business owners and crafters. Enter to win a $100 Visa gift card. Drawing for free house cleaning. Family friendly with bonus activates for the kids. Proceeds benefit the Halo Foundation, supporting local at-risk youth.
Evening Toastmasters welcomes people of all skill levels. For more information, visit www.kenteveningtoastmasters.net.
Network The Kent Chapter of Business Network, Intâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l (BNI): Meets every Wednesday morning at 7 at the Old Country Buffet, 25630 104th SE, Kent. Chapter is growing. Currently have 38 members. Do you want excellent, personal, word of mouth referrals for your business? Then come join us. For more information, contact Dr. Allan McCord at 253-854-3040.
Seniors Kent Oldies at The Place, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Obamacare & Boomersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Workshop: 5-8 p.m. Oct. 3, Kent Senior Center, 600 E. Smith St. Workshop entitled â&#x20AC;&#x153;How the Affordable Care Act (ACA also known as Obamacare) Impacts Baby Boomers.â&#x20AC;? For appetizers and guaranteed workshop seating, tickets are $5 for the first 80 guests, $8 after if purchased on or before Sept. 27. After that date tickets are $8 if space is available. Call 253-856-5150 weekdays to purchase with MasterCard or Visa. At 6:45 p.m., those who attend the workshop may have their ticket stamped for a free boxed dinner and free dancing or listening to live oldies music by Mark Sterne. Free workshop-only coupons may be available before Sept. 27 and the day of the event if space is available. For more information, call Helena at 253-856-5164.
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Classes Fall CERT registration: Kent Emergency Management accepting applications for the fall Community Emergency Response Team training program. CERT is an eightweek class that helps civilians prepare for a disaster with classroom and hands-on training in: fire safety; terrorism; search and rescue; disaster medical; organization; and disaster psychology. Students can attend one of two sessions held each week beginning Sept. 18. Class times: 1 p.m.-4:30 p.m., 6-9:30 p.m. All classes are held at local fire stations. To register, please contact program coordinator Kimberly Behymer at 253-856-4343.
Clubs, programs Religious freedom: 7 p.m. Sept. 16, Lifetree CafĂŠ, Community Room, First Christian Church, 11717 240th St. SE, Kent. Religious Freedom: Standing Up for What You Believe features a filmed interview with former White House attorney and Air Force officer Michael Weinstein. Program is free. Snacks and beverages are available. For questions about Lifetree may be directed to Bob Brooks at 206-653-6532 or pastorbob@ kentdisciples.org. More information is available at Lifetreecafe.com. Kent Evening Toastmasters: 7 p.m., Wednesdays, The Lodge, Arbor Village Retirement Center, 24004 114th Place SE, Kent. Are you interested in practicing and improving your public speaking skills? Boosting your self-confidence? Come practice your oratory skills with a friendly and informative group of people. With members ranging from beginners to experts, Kent
625 W. James St., Kent. 253-856-6777. Order at www.tickets.showarecenter. com. Events include: No Quarter â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Led Zeppelin Experience : 7 p.m. Sept. 19. Tickets: $20-$50. Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey, Fully Charged â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Gold Edition: Oct. 3-6. High-speed connection to the most electrifying performers from around the world. Lopez Family and their trifecta of extraordinary performances includes knuckle-biting knife throwing, outrageous high-wire stunts and synchronized mayhem inside the globe of steel. Tickets range from $20 to $65 with special discount kids tickets available for only $10 each (with some restrictions). SPOTLIGHT SERIES Late Nite Catechism: Sisterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Summer School: 7:30 p.m. Sept. 20, Kentwood Performing Arts Center, 25800 164th Ave. SE, Covington. Co-sponsored by Curran Law Firm in honor of Pat Curran. In the latest installment of the sinfully funny Late Nite Catechism series, Sister is not happy. The diocese has decided to offer a summer school catechism course for students who werenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t paying attention all year. Instead of three relaxing weeks at the motherhouse, Sister is stuck with her students this summer. Tickets: $28 general, $26 senior, $15 youth. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Crazy in Love with Patsy Clineâ&#x20AC;?: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 4, Kent-Meridian PAC, 10020 SE 256th St., Kent. Sponsored by the Pete and Pat Curran Family. Lavay Smith and her all-star seven-piece jazz band deliver a loving and creative tribute to country darling Patsy Cline. Tickets: $20 general, $18 senior, $15 youth.
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NOW SERVING OB/GYN PATIENTS IN KENT
Your Partner for Health At Kent Clinic, we take the time to get to know you. We provide expert care when you’re sick, but better yet, we empower you to stay well—with personalized medical advice and support to help you live your best, healthiest life. Call today for an appointment!
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