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Bill Ptacek, director of the King County Library System, has worked in libraries across the nation, but in King County he has found the patron and taxpayer support to turn KCLS into the busiest library system in the country. CHAD COLEMAN, Bellevue Reporter
His life is book marked KCLS director Bill Ptacek, sometimes controversial, bringing library vision to Renton nlevy@bellevuereporter.com
Bill Ptacek has always believed in the power of libraries. Growing up in Chicago, the long-time director of the King County Library System wanted to make a difference, to disseminate knowledge. Unlike others, he looked past the education field and targeted libraries as a key piece of information sharing. This passion and confidence in the potential of libraries took Ptacek all over the country, from Chicago to Idaho to Kentucky and finally to the Puget Sound area, where he has helped establish KCLS as the busiest library system in the nation. “This area’s support for libraries is incredible,” he said. “People here get it.” Since Ptacek was named the director of the
system in 1989, KCLS has expanded from 30 libraries to 46, and the number of employees has quadrupled. In other states, Ptacek said, there is tenor of anti-intellectualism that can sometimes hold libraries back, financially. In Washington, voters have agreed to tax raises, and annexations of cities into KCLS, an independent taxing district, a number of times. The most recent example occurred in 2010, when voters approved a levy lift for KCLS in the midst of the economic downturn. Renton annexed to KCLS in 2010. But Ptacek’s time hasn’t been free of controversy. He’s had run-ins with the library unions over the clustering of branches that forced employees to work at several libraries. And he’s recently been involved in a controversy over
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Solinuu Leae, 16, of Renton was charged Aug. 30 as an adult with first-degree robbery for allegedly assaulting and robbing a man at the Renton Transit Center on May 5. Initially, prosecutors charged Leae as an adult, believing he was 16 at the time of the assault. However, after examining a birth certificate, a judge determined he is 15. He was charged in Juvenile Court. At a hearing, Leae agreed to the state’s request to have him prosecuted in adult court, according to the King County Prosecutor’s Office. Leae is scheduled for a hearing at 9 a.m. Sept. 12 at the Norm Maleng Regional Justice Center in Kent. If Solinuu Leae had been found guilty in juvenile court, he could have been held for about two years, according to the Prosecutor’s Office. As an adult, he would face 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 years in prison. Leae’s brother Troy Leae and another defendant, Francisco R. Rondon, both 20, are charged with first-degree robbery for their alleged role in the attack of a 36-year-old man at the transit center on Burnett Avenue South. The assault left the man with a broken left arm and a broken jaw. The first-degree charge factors in the assault that occurred in the robbery, Dan Donohoe, a spokesman for the Prosecutor’s Office, said in an earlier interview. Prosecutors say that Solinuu Leae is a danger to the community. Solinuu Leae spent a year in juvenile detention – an exceptional sentence – for assaulting a Metro bus driver on Jan. 23, 2010, on her Route 124 bus not far from Foster High School in Tukwila. He was released in January.
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Museum exhibits answer how we got here BY TRACEY COMPTON tcompton@rentonreporter.com
Ever wonder how Renton got to be so diverse? Two new exhibits at the Renton History Museum take a look at how the country became populated with a diverse group of people and how Renton grew during the 1940s. “Journey Stories,� a Smithsonian exhibit brought to Renton by the organizations Museum on Main Street and Humanities Washington, opened this week and runs through Oct. 15. The companion exhibit, “Boomtown! Renton During World War II,� opened as well and focuses on how the city’s population almost quadrupled in the 1940s. The opening of the exhibit “Journey Stories� begins with these lines: “A mobile people in a vast land: Some of us were here already.�
“Some of us came hoping for a better life.� “Some of us came in chains.� “And all of us are still in motion; we all have journey stories.� Beginning with the explorers, colonists, indentured servants and slaves who came to America, “Journey Stories� looks back at history through the eyes of those who lived it. In photographs, illustrations, quotes, audio commentary, maps and flip books, the exhibit comes to life. “It’s a great opportunity for people to think about one of the things that makes the United States unique, which is the fact that we’re so mobile and we started as a country full of immigrants,� said Liz Stewart, museum director. “And we’ve remained that way.� In seven sections the Smithsonian exhibit gives an overview of the American experience from its earliest beginnings.
Sarah Samson, museum collection manager, explains the exhibits that are part of ‘Boomtown! Renton During World War II’. TRACEY COMPTON, Renton Reporter
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Sarah Samson, museum collection manager, flipped through five years of old newspapers and went through archives at the Museum of Flight and The Boeing Co. to do research for “Boomtown! Renton During World War II.� She used real headlines from the newspapers to come up with the section titles for the exhibit. The museum spent three months working on “Boomtown!,� which features pictures, oral histories, a map, a Rosie the Riveter uniform, a nurse’s pinafore, cap and several other items from the 1940s. In three sections, “Boomtown!� highlights first the people from all over the country who came to work at Boeing to build the B-29 Flying Fortress and Pacific Car and Foundry to build Sherman tanks. The population influx caused the city to have to change quickly to deal with all of the new people and it caused the people who lived here to learn how to deal with a new large community, said Samson. “Because it had previously been a sleepy
little town where everybody knew everybody and suddenly it just exploded,� she said. The second section talks about the physical changes that the city went through having to house thousands of new workers quickly. Having to deal with social services that were no longer up to date, they had to build the wagon-wheel hospital – the Renton Hospital – that occupied the space now taken by McLendon Hardware. A map shows where housing was built in the Highlands at a frantic pace. “I think one of the things I was surprised about was how kind of organized the Renton Housing Authority was and they were on top of it quickly,� said Samson. “Journey Stories� and “Boomtown!� features pictures and information easily understood by all ages. Admission is a suggested donation of $3 for adults, $1 for kids. The museum is at 235 Mill Ave. S. Hours at 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
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Grabbing hold of ‘real world’ in downtown Renton David Israel POP! Gourmet Popcorn Company LLC
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mit? I thought she was too young to get one. “When I was at Microsociety, other kids had to get their food handlers permit. You can be any age.� Sophie was referring to Talbot Hill Elementary School in Renton where she participated in the Microsociety program. Microsociety’s motto is “Teaching Kids About the Real World.� Every kid at Talbot Hill has a job, or a business and takes a field trip to learn about their job. We went home that day and Sophie researched POP! Using Word to write her resume, she stared at the screen. I could see self doubt threaten to derail her progress. “Mom? What are my job skills?� “Well, you’re the eldest of four kids . . . you’re a pro at conflict resolution.� She nodded and the pilot light of confidence flickered to life again. “And you take care of your chickens, guinea pig, rabbits, dog, and a super annoying cat. That’s project management.� “But the rabbits escaped.�
“But you tried tirelessly to catch them and designed ingenious strategies that required team work with Amelia and Patrick. That’s team building.� Sophie sent her email to the “contact us� void on the POP! website. I was excited for Sophie to experience the “real world.� But at the same time my heart fluttered a little. It was one thing for me to say “try your best� but quite another to have my daughter's dreams dashed. But wasn’t that part of life too? Taking a chance and knowing you could get rejected? A few days later a reply landed in my inbox.
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Sophie walked out of POP! with a thumbs up and a priceless sense of accomplishment. “Mommy, can I get a job at happy delusions?� Amelia asked from the backseat where she had been quietly listening to Sophie detail her interview. Amelia adores happy delusions. It’s a special place she and I go together. Amelia loves the crochet stuffed animals, the one-of-a-kind Kokoleo bunnies, handblown glass animal pets, owl-shaped earrings. Amelia is an artist and she likes being around Mary Clymer, the owner, and her eclectic artistic boutique. “Are you willing to go in and ask Mary?� Amelia looked unsure. But I could see a determined 7-year-old. “I love the smell of happy delusions. It smells like washed shirts out of the dryer,� Amelia whispered as we walked through the vintage door. She carried a letter of her qualifications decorated with unicorns and stars. “How about you can hang out with me on the day of the Art Walk?� Mary Clymer asked, looking at Amelia. “Sure,� Amelia said her face starry-eyed. I’ve since met David Israel and taken a tour of his new popcorn-making mecca. He showed Sophie how they make their popcorn. And listened to her flavor suggestion of Hot Cocoa. Of course, I was proud of both my girls. But I was also touched by the support of these local business owners. You never know if people are going to support what you’re trying to accomplish. But you’ll never know if you don’t go for it. And if you want some delectable popcorn or unique art, visit POP! and happy delusions!
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“Good luck,� I say, flashing Sophie a thumbs up. As a parent, there are milestones you prepare for — the first day of pre-school or teaching your kiddo how to ride a bike without training wheels. And then you have to just let go (gulp) and hope for the best. But her first job interview . . . at 11? It wasn’t exactly a job interview. She was going into POP! for a continuation of a “real world� learning lesson — one begun at the Springbrook Trout Farm. Maybe you remember the article I wrote at the beginning of summer about fun things to do with your kids in Renton? After meeting Bill Briere, the owner of the Springbrook Trout Farm, my mom got a part-time summer job. A fringe benefit of working there was the kids got to hang out and visit grandma, learn how to catch and gut fish like aficionados. “We got tipped!� Sophie and Amelia galloped into the car, jubilantly waving two crumpled dollar bills. Their excitement was euphoric, it was more than just two dollars. They were making the connection between mastering a skill and the value it represented to a customer. “I wish the trout farm was open all year round,� Sophie said. I didn’t want her enthusiasm to end. These were the kind of practical realworld experiences you couldn’t learn in school from a book. “Well, what about looking for another job?� I encouraged. “I want to work at POP!� she said, wearing the world-is-my-oyster expression. Sophie loves to cook and bake, so I wasn’t surprised that she would select an exciting new business in downtown Renton that makes delicious savory and sweet popcorn. Would she need a food handler’s per-
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Mortar-shell firework destroys car’s interior 1000 block of North First This week’s… Street. He had locked the vehicle but had left the right rear window down a few inches. Police observed powder burns throughout the interior and even residue on the outside of the vehicle. The interior appeared to be ruined; it was covered with pieces of the shell. CRIME
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Someone set off a mortar-shell firework inside a Renton man’s vehicle, ruining the vehicle’s interior. The man told police someone set off the firework inside of his vehicle between 6 a.m. Aug. 22 and 11 a.m. Aug. 23 in the
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Witness recovers purse A witness recovered a purse stolen from a woman in downtown Renton on Aug. 10. A woman reported to police just after 4:30 a.m. that someone snatched her purse and shoved her to the ground behind the Salvation Army thrift store, 221 Morris Ave. S. She had a laceration on the right side of her head next to her right eyebrow. A witness chased the suspect, got her purse back and returned it to her. The woman was extremely intoxicated, police said. She reluctantly told them that she knew the suspect but wasn’t sure if she wanted to press charges. Renton Fire arrived, treated her and transported her to Valley Medical Center. The woman called police later that day at almost 10 p.m. to say she spotted the suspect near the Liberty Park skate park. She told police she wanted to press charges, but officers could not locate anyone matching the suspect’s description at the park.
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A 20-year-old was arrested for stealing school supplies and cosmetics on Aug. 10. The woman was being held at Wal-Mart, 743 Rainier Ave. S., at about 12:30 p.m. by store security. They witnessed the woman select items and place them in a shopping bag she was
carrying or underneath her purple sweatshirt. She left the store without paying. When questioned by police, she could only offer a high school identification card. Police arrested and booked her into jail for investigation of third-degree theft.
Overdose victim ‘dumped’ An overdose victim was “dumped” at Valley Medical Center on Aug. 10. Around 10 p.m. security and nurses told police a female was “dumped” at the emergency room entrance by an unknown male. The man stated the woman overdosed and then he fled the hospital. Nursing staff attempted to identify the woman by going through her purse. Later another woman arrived at the hospital and identified the woman as her sister. She was expected to survive the overdose.
Woman robbed in lot A woman was robbed while walking in a store parking lot on Aug. 11. The woman was walking in the Fred Meyer parking lot, 365 Renton Center Way, around 9 p.m. when she was approached by a group of eight black males. One of the males, described as 5-foot-11-inches tall, wearing a blue shirt, baseball hat and shorts, grabbed her purse from behind and ran off with the group of males. The woman’s Coach purse and wallet were stolen along with identification, a cell phone and cash.
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Teachers OK new contract The Renton Education Association unanimously approved a new contract with the Renton School District on Aug. 30. Phyllis Silling, president of the union, described the relationship between the district and the union as “strong� and said that everything worked out well. That’s in contrast to other school districts where contract talks were lengthy and some teachers, including in Tukwila, started the school year without a new contract.
feet and extra space will go to public use. There will be a public meeting from 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. Oct. 10 to review and offer input about the Fairwood design. An architectural team from Schacht Aslani Architects will present at the Fairwood Library, 17009 140th Ave. S.E., Fairwood Construction won’t begin on the Fairwood Library until next year. KCLS plans to have a public meeting to discuss building plans for the new Highlands Library in the future. The City of Renton will hold its first steering committee meeting Sept. 28 to discuss the repurposing of the existing library over the Cedar River. The city has selected 35 people from the applicants they received for the committee.
KCLS reaches out with community services [ KCLS from page 1] a decision to remove security cameras from the facilities over privacy issues when police wanted to use them to investigate a mugging outside a branch. When Ptacek took over the system in 1989, KCLS had recently won an election for a large bond issue. A rural system for much of its existence, KCLS now had to keep up with the growth of suburban cities in King County. With the increased popularity, it became difficult to move from place to place, and the need for superior local libraries became clear. The success of the system has been largely predicated on the ability to look forward. When asked about what he’s learned working in differ-
ent areas of the country, Ptacek said it was so long ago that much of it isn’t relevant anymore. Libraries are everchanging, evolv“The nature of ing systems, he what we do, the said. Rather than kind of information simply trying to keep up, KCLS we provide has changed.� Bill Ptacek, has attempted to stay on the cutdirector, King County ting edge. Library System. Ptacek said the library is no longer the be-allend-all for research. So he adjusted to make the library a sort of community center with a variety of services, including tax help and resources for job hunters. “The nature of what we do, the kind of information we provide has
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KCLS Director Bill Ptacek will be among those attending a public meeting and open house on plans for the new Renton Downtown Library from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Tuesday at the Renton Pavilion Event Center. The event center is at 233 Burnett Ave. S. in Renton. The architectural team from Miller Hull Partnership will give a brief presentation and representatives from KCLS and the City of Renton will hear comments from the public and answer questions. The architectural team will have general concepts for its potential construction but nothing specific. KCLS also has plans to expand the Fairwood Library by approximately 5,000 square feet. It currently is 15,000 square-
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For salmon’s sake, correct culverts now, transportation department Salmon are incredibly productive by nature. Give them some good habitat, manage harvest carefully, and they will thrive. We’re doing a good job with the careful harvest management part of the equation, but we’re falling far short on the habitat part of the problem. Habitat destruction doesn’t kill salmon just once. It keeps on killing, every hour of every day, because it destroys the possibility that salmon can produce naturally. Our limited highly restrictive fisheries are a clear reflection of the amount of good salmon habitat and natural productivity that we have lost. We believe that harvest and habitat must be held to the same standard, and that our conservative fisheries must go hand-in-hand with strong efforts to restore and protect salmon habitat. Instead, harvest is being held to a higher standard, and that’s not right. One of the biggest losses of habitat is caused by culverts that block fish from moving upstream. More than 2,000 culverts under state roads block access to hundreds of miles of productive habitat. Those streams could be producing thousands more salmon every year. The state let this happen despite the fact that one of its oldest laws makes fish passage barriers illegal. The state has known for years that these culverts needed to be fixed. In 1995, the Departments of Transportation and Fish and Wildlife told the Legislature that culvert correction was one of the most cost-effective habitat restoration strategies available. Two years later, state biologists estimated that every dollar spent in Billy Frank Jr.
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“Should the King County Library System design a new library downtown that reflects its historic nature?”
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or sure, the future of library services in Renton has stirred more controversy than any other issue in recent memory. But now is the time to look forward, not backward. Now is the time to speak out – and ask questions – about what plans the King County Library System has in mind for a downtown Renton library. Still, it will be tempting to bring up how the site was selected for the new downtown library, right next to the Renton Transit Center. KCLS made it clear this is a design meeting; but system officials should address, too, what’s really on everyone’s mind – the library siting, even briefly. That’s not asking too much. We’re not backing away from our long-standing position that the City of Renton (the decision-makers) had no choice but to find a new provider for library services to Renton’s residents. The city simply could no longer pay for its own library system, given the sorry state of government finances and higher priorities. Residents agreed when they voted last year to annex to KCLS. We’re not backing off, either, our belief that a library will help revitalize the downtown core. There’s only so much that government can do to promote business development with our tax dollars. One of those ways is to develop public amenities that will draw people downtown – libraries, parks and clean and safe environment around transit centers. Yes, we should have some skin in the game downtown. We’ll say again that the city is investing time and money to beef up police presence near the transit center and throughout the downtown core. That sends a strong message to the public – and those bent on committing a crime – that there’s little police tolerance for criminal intentions. Renton isn’t the only place in South King County where a KCLS branch is next to a bus station. In Kent the downtown branch is across a busy street from another parking garage, which also serves a commuter rail stop. KCLS faced many of the same issues related to transients at its Kent branch that it will at the Renton downtown branch. It spent money on a remodeling, including moving the bathrooms into the library’s interior, where they were more visible to library staff. Designers should use that experience in Kent as they address the potential for transients to make temporary use of the library. But back to Tuesday’s meeting at the Renton Pavilion Event Center and its purpose. There’s been a lot of debate at rentonreporter.com about the new library downtown. We watch those comments closely. One we like in particular is Union Hat’s suggestion that KCLS take a deep breath and consider downtown Renton’s historic persona, with its brick facades. Developer Dave Smith honored that history when he restored the former Renton City Hall on Wells Avenue. For that he was recognized by the Renton Historical Society for preserving a piece of Renton’s heritage. That heritage doesn’t include a lot of glass and steel. KCLS also plans similar meetings about the new Highlands branch and an expanded Fairwood Library. It’s ready to listen; it’s time to speak.
culvert correction would generate four dollars worth of additional salmon production. Recent studies confirm that fixing fish passage barriers provides us with a big bang for our money. Yet the state has dragged its heels. The agency with the most culverts, the Department of Transportation (DOT), has fixed less than 10 percent of its fish passage barriers over the past 50 years. The problem got so bad that the tribes asked the federal courts to intervene. In 2007 a federal judge issued a decision saying that our treatyreserved fishing rights prohibit the state of Washington from depleting the salmon runs by maintaining fish-blocking culverts under state roads. So have things changed since that court ruling? Yes, but not for the better. In the three years before the decision, the DOT fixed an average of 16 culverts each year. In the next three years, the average slipped to only nine fixes a year. Meanwhile, the number of barriers reported under DOT roads has actually been going up each year. At this rate it will take more than 200 years to fix just the DOT’s culverts. Until they are fixed we will lose hundreds of thousands of wild salmon each year. That’s important not only to the treaty tribes, but all citizens, as well as eagles, orca and many other species that thrive on abundant salmon. Sadly, the state’s lack of response is not surprising. Washington has a long history of not listening to the federal courts when it comes to tribal treaty rights. The state also has a long history of losing court cases involving those rights. Fix the culverts, state of Washington. The salmon can’t wait and neither can we.
Billy Frank Jr. is chairman Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission.
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Dian Ferguson has lived in the West Hill/Skyway community for the last 15 years or so and watched as businesses have left and services have eroded. The treasurer of the West Hill Business Association, she thinks that continuing traditions and engaging the community will foster an atmosphere of hope. One of those traditions is the Skyway Car Show and Community Festival, which marks its fifth year Saturday. “If people know that there is an effort being made to stop the erosion of businesses, then I think it makes everyone very hopeful,� said Ferguson. About 400 people came out for the fesCar show, tival last year and she expects to get the same festival The West Hill Business Association, turnout this year. West Hill Community Council and Skyway The festival has Solutions are hosting the Skyway Car grown since it started five years ago with just Show and Community Festival 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in the Roman Casino 28 cars. Now event orparking lot, 11829 Renton Ave. S. For ganizers are expecting 85 to 100 cars and they more information go to www.westhillbusiness.com. have almost outgrown their space. Since the festival began, they have also added kids’ activities, food vendors and entertainment. Organizers limit the food vendors to four, so that local restaurants can benefit from the extra traffic. There are also local and community vendors who represent non-profits and public organizations. Entertainment includes local musicians performing blue grass and gospel, a drum line, ethnic and interactive performances. For the first 35 cars there will be dash plaques and goody bags. There will be awards given in a variety of categories including The People’s Choice award. Two raffles will be conducted: a 50/50 raffle and a raffle of prizes from area businesses and sponsors. Awards will be given at 3 p.m. Ferguson calls the area a community in transition. There isn’t the same kind of connectedness that there once was when there were predominantly long-term homeowners living there, she said. Now, renters dominate the area. She lives on the periphery of Skyway and remembers when there were more businesses. But, the West Hill Business Association has 40 members and is growing, she said.
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Remember 9/11 Please join the staff of Dignity Memorial for one of our special screenings of the yet-to-be-released film, REBIRTH. This feature length documentary has been created by a team of seasoned, successful Hollywood filmmakers who have been working together since 9/11. Their vision is a compelling film experience and a unique historical record and resource: a living testament to honor 9/11, and its victims and heroes. The result of a filmmaking journey into living history, the story of REBIRTH follows the transformation of five people, over the course of 10 years, whose lives were forever altered on September 11, 2001 – and simultaneously tracks, via unprecedented multi-camera time lapse photography, the evolution of the space where the Twin Towers once rose over lower Manhattan. The director seamlessly weaves these personal stories of hope and healing and reveals a universal truth; one which shows human beings will overcome and aspire to renewal, even when the very fabric of their lives has changed. Admission is free and you may choose to make a donation to support the work of Project Rebirth. More information on the organization may be found by visiting www.projectrebirth.org.
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Services to commemorate 911 There are two ceremonies planned in the Renton area to remember the 10-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. King County Fire District 20 (Skyway Fire) invites the community to a special remembrance at 8 a.m. Sunday at the Skyway Fire Station Firefighter Memorial, 12424 76th Ave. S., Skyway. The ceremony includes the unveiling of a special plaque at the Firefighter Memorial to remember the terrorist attacks on
the World Trade Center in New York City, the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and the downed plane near Shanksville, Penn. Skyway Fire Chief David Crossen and Major James Graddon with the King County Sheriff ’s Office will speak. “The days following 9/11 our community came to the Firefighter Memorial to place flowers, gifts and light candles as their way to grieve,� said Dave Nelson, Skyway Fire spokesperson in a release. “We are planning a program that will give
our community a time to reflect and grieve again as we all remember 9/ll.� Fire stations around South King County became instant memorial sites for over a month, said Nelson. The Veterans of Foreign War and Ladies Auxiliary Post 9430 and the King County Sheriffs Office will participate in the remembrance. New Life Church of Renton is also inviting firefighters, police, medics and all first responders to a special “Remembering
9/11� service at their Renton and Maple Valley campuses. First responders are encouraged to come in uniform and with their service vehicles. The church will show a video vignette looking back at the events of Sept. 11, 2001, that includes news clips and other footage. The service is to remember the 10-year anniversary and say thank you to local first responders for their service, said Deanna Adler, a pastor’s assistant at the church. Service at the Renton campus is at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. at 15711 152nd Ave. S.E. The Maple Valley campus’ service is at 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. at 27405 216th Ave. S.E.
Newcastle Days begin Friday Newcastle’s annual community celebration, Newcastle Days, begins today (Friday). The annual community celebration begins with a sidewalk sale 3 p.m.-7 p.m. Friday in downtown Newcastle and a celebration at Lake Boren Park 11 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 10. Detailed information including events, schedule and parking is available online at www.newcastledays.com Grand sponsor of Newcastle Days is Valley Medical Center. A new attraction for older kids and students is a 24-foot-high climbing wall and a video-gaming van. Added to the mix are bounce houses, pony rides for the younger kids, food vendors with delicacies for all hungry visitors, booths with a variety of interests, a Classic Car
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ROUNDUP INDIANS FALL TO CEDARCREST Renton got off to a rough start with a 34-13 loss to Cedarcrest 34-13 in the season opener Friday night. The Indians (0-1) got two touchdowns from senior running back Anthony Gold. Renton made a late switch to start third-stringer Jawaun Robinson at quarterback for undisclosed reasons.Renton faces Vancouver College Sept. 8 at home next.
PATRIOTS LEAD EARLY, CAN’T HANG ON Liberty got off to a solid start and led Skyline 21-14 in the second quarter, before the Spartans took over. The Patriots lost 62-27 in the season opener Friday night. Liberty (0-1) got three touchdowns in the first half from senior quarterback Jordan West. West also scored on a 30-yard run late in the game. Josh Gordon, Tynan Gilmore and Connor Hudson all caught touchdowns. The Patriots hit a rough patch when they turned the ball over on four straight possessions and couldn’t get a first down in the third quarter. West completed 10 of 22 passes for 170 yards. Hamilton Noel rushed 18 times for 52 yards. Liberty beat Skyline 39-34 in the season opener last season. The Patriots play Issaquah Sept. 9 at Issaquah High School.
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Lindbergh boys, girls XC teams among state’s top contenders “That’s fast,” Rettmann said. “We have a really tight pack; but with the way they’ve improved, we have a front-runner pack also.” Luke Garcia said Reporter time goal has kept them working even harder than usual through the offseason. “Most of us are trying to break 16 this year,” Garcia said. “It’s a big thing because we’re all really hoping to get first.” Senior Travis Downen returns from the state team and gives that front-runner pack a little more depth. “Sehome beat us last year, they have a good program and they’re going to be good this year,” Rettmann said. “So it’s no given. But we think we’ve got a good chance.” The Lindbergh girls team finished sixth at the state meet, but Sarah Reiter blew away the field to win the 2A state title. The senior beat the second-place runner by nearly 24 seconds, and she’s still buzzing.
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Top: Luke Garcia (left) and Mohamud Abdi run in the 3,200 this spring. Bottom: Sarah Reiter competes in a Seamount cross-country meet last fall. ADAM MCFADDEN, Renton
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It’s no secret. After finishing second at the state meet last year, the Lindbergh boys cross-country team only has one place to go if they want to improve: Straight to the top of the podium. “I didn’t have to mention anything to them,” said Lindbergh coach Jef Rettmann. “We don’t talk about it much, but believe me they know. We were second last year and if we want to do better, there’s only one place to do that.” The Eagles welcome back five of their seven varsity runners, including the top three at state. Leading the team last year were twin brothers Luke and Mark Garcia. Luke finished 14th (16 minutes, 16 seconds) and Mark SEASON 16th (16:20) at state. Nine of the runners who finished ahead of them were seniors and won’t be around this year. Rettmann said junior Mohamud Abdi and Nathan Haley are also running near the front in practice, making it a possibility for the team to three or four runners going below 16:00 this season.
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Highlanders looking for stability BY ADAM MCFADDEN amcfadden@rentonreporter.com
For the Hazen volleyball team, it’s all about getting on the same page. With the addition of firstyear coach Savannah Feist, the senior Highlanders now have their fourth coach in four years. “It’s definitely a challenge,” Feist said. “Stability has been non-existent in this program.” Not helping SEASON matters, Feist was hired late which made it difficult to get summer programs going. Luckily, she’s been able to get enough numbers for full varsity and junior varsity teams; there just isn’t much experience to go around. “We’re looking really good,” she said. “They have a lot of heart, they just don’t have a ton of volleyball experience.” Key players will be Annie Phan and Harriet Aquino, both liberos (a libero is a defensive and passing specialist). Zoey Feist will be [ more HAZEN page 14 ]
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Hazen’s Cody Taylor breaks a run against Blaine at CenturyLink Field Sept. 3. CHARLES CORTES, Renton Reporter
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then intercepted a pass on Blaine's next offensive play. Hazen held on to beat the Borderites 35-32 in the Emerald City Kickoff Classic at CenturyLink Field in Seattle. "It was awesome," Taylor said. "My line did great and I just ran behind them like I'm supposed to do." The Highlanders (1-0) played sharp defense in the first half and found their way offensively in the second half. Hazen led 7-6 at the half and couldn’t find their timing at moments. "We sputtered quite a bit out there," said Hazen coach Drew Oliver. "There
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was a lot of mental errors that we have to clean up." Hazen pushed out the lead to 35-18 with just under nine minutes left in the game before Blaine responded and got as close as 35-32 with 3:34 remaining. The Highlanders were able to recover the ensuing onside kick after the Borderites final score and run the clock out. Quarterback Tony Nipert connected with Taylor for a 94-yard touchdown reception in the second half. Tray Brown scored two rushing touchdowns, and Taylor added one more.
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XC: Eagles have been dominant the past decade [ XC from page 13 ] “It’s still exciting even though it happened a while ago,� Reiter said. Reiter’s main competition right now is the clock. Reiter is likely to win most Seamount meets by a wide margin, so for her it’s all about improving her time and impressing at meets. “In a sense of college she’s competing with the 3A and 4A girls too,� Rettmann said. “She’s plenty motivated; she’s not sitting back on her laurels.� Reiter said she’s hoping to break 18:00 and get close to 17:30 this season. After Reiter, the team also has senior standout Anna Patti. Patti placed sixth at the state meet last season. Senior Jasmine Fallgreen placed 37th at state and keeps making big strides. She finished fifth in the 3,200-meter run at the state track meet this spring. “With Sarah, Anna and Jasmine clearly our top three we have very good front-runners,�
Rettmann said. “We need our pack to improve a little bit to move up.� Also on varsity are juniors Ariel Hodges and Elizabeth Hansen, as well as seniors Mercedes Tischer and Brenna Fisher. Starting from Rettmann’s second season in 2000, the boys team has had multiple losses in the league twice. In those years, the team had the individual state champion (Sam Ahlbeck, 2004) and finished sixth at state (2006). The boys are working on a six-year streak of both winning the Seamount, and finishing eighth or better at the state meet. Since 2000, the boys have an overall league record of 71-8. The girls side didn’t rack up the accolades of the boys side until recently; but since 2008 the team has a 22-1 league record and has finished in the top six at state twice. “Last year’s team was probably the best we’ve had,� Rettmann said. “If we can stay healthy, this will be the best team we’ve had for sure.�
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Lindbergh welcomed Marysville Getchell to the world of varsity football by beating the Chargers 40-0 Thursday night at Renton Memorial Stadium. Lindbergh (1-0) took a 7-0 lead on the final play of the first quarter when Daniel Wiitanen broke loose from a pack of tacklers and scrambled 61 yards for a score. The Eagles struck in the second quarter Lindbergh’s Jequan Hayes (52) and Jayde on a 31-yard rushing score from Cam CalWiitanen pressure Marysville Getchell quarterback len, then again when Matt Stuart connected Dylan Diedrich. ADAM MCFADDEN, Renton Reporter with Craig Yamaguchi from 23 yards out. "It's definitely nice to get the win," said to be exciting, you know there's going to be Lindbergh coach Pat O'Grady. "The defense some growing pains along the way." played awfully well." O'Grady came away impressed with the Marysville Getchell (0-1) was playing the way the Chargers held up. first game in the school's history "They played us really hard MORE PHOTOS ONLINE‌ tinyurl.com/432tmfw and struggled. The Chargers and kept it a game for quite a picked up just one first down in while," O'Grady said. "They've the first half. got a good foundation built there and they'll "They did a great job with pressure up do well." front, controlling the line of scrimmage," If the Eagles are looking for one thing to O'Grady said. improve heading into next week it's execuThe Lindbergh defense came up with five tion on offense. The team had the ball on intereceptions and a fumble. Lindbergh's the Chargers' one-yard line on its first drive Joe Simpson and Jayde Wiitanen each but a bad snap pushed the offense back. returned an interception for a touchdown. Lindbergh turned the ball over on downs at Forrest Boissonneau recovered a fumble the two-yard line. and ran it back for a touchdown. Callen, The Eagles also lost a fumble into the end Derrick Holt and Craig Yamaguchi also had zone in the second quarter, resulting in a interceptions. touchback. "I know the struggles that we have and Even with a couple of minor flaws, we're an established program," O'Grady Lindbergh looked dominant in the win and said. "Their coaching staff over there they're heads to Chehalis Sept. 9 for another nonstarting from ground zero. While that's got league game.
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