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Sandbag removal signals valley to open for recreation again Old Timers King and Queen for Kent Cornucopia Days: Barbara and Ed (Butch) Reitan have enjoyed the good life with their deep ties to the community. SARAH KEHOE, Kent Reporter

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AGR Contracting, Inc. was awarded the sandbag removal contract by the city of Kent to remove the nearly 20,000 bags within Kent’s city limits. AGR is using heavy equipment to load the bags – each

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Sandbags set up across the Green River Valley three years ago to combat flooding threats are finally getting removed.

Community and business leaders and trail enthusiasts joined officials

approximately 1 cubic yard in volume and weighing about 1.5 tons – into dump trucks for removal. The bags are expected to be removed from Kent by the end of September. SARAH KEHOE, Kent Reporter

from the King County Flood Control District, King County and the city of Kent to celebrate the start of the sandbag removal Tuesday. “Removal of the sandbags means life is moving forward in the valley,� said King County Flood Control District Chair Julia Patterson, also a member of the County Council.

“Bicyclists can once again enjoy full access to the trail, people who live here in the Green River Valley can return to their normal lives, and businesses in the valley can get back to doing what they do best – keeping our regional economy strong.� [ more SANDBAGS page 5 ]

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Ed (Butch) and Barbara Reitan were chosen to be the Old Timers King and Queen for the 2012 Kent Cornucopia Days because of their lifetime ties to the community.

Ed, 74, has been a lifetime resident of Kent since his family homesteaded here from Norway in the 1900s.

Barbara, 69, has lived in Kent since she married Ed in 1971, and use to work the field on his grandfather’s farm near Reiten Road in 1960.

Kent Cornucopia Days are here. For more details, see page 4.

Kent church spreads hope in Sudan

Coleen Bertino teaches the alphabet in Malwal’s outdoor “school.�

Kent Lutheran provided a portable library, English-Nuer dictionaries and picture books to South Sudan.

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In the midst of increasing conflict in the nation of South Sudan, one local church is sharing hope and providing important supplies for the African country.

A team of 14 volunteers recently returned from the remote village of Malwal in the Republic of South Sudan. The team provided

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Malwal was the site of the beginning of Sudan’s bloody civil war, which began in 1984 and ended with independence for the South in 2011. But Malwal, which is directly on the border of Ethiopia, [ more SUDAN page 2 ]

“I’m just comfortable here. I don’t think I ever thought of living anywhere else,� Ed said. “My family is here. We have history here and it’s just a great place to be.�

Ed went to Kent Elementary and graduated from Kent-Meridian High School. [ more COUPLE page 4 ]

Kent Police, SWAT team arrest man on the state’s most wanted list

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A 20-year-old man surrendered peacefully Wednesday morning after a SWAT team surrounded a Kent apartment in the Panther Lake area.

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Kent Lutheran Church is home to a large number of families who have immigrated to the United States, often as refugees from Sudan. “Church members approached the leadership

www.kentreporter.com to see if we could assist in helping relatives repatriate from refugee camps back to their home community,� said Pastor Jane Prestbye. “It’s an unlikely task for a community church, but we agreed to try to help the community of Malwal with education, water, resources and microenterprise. “During the war, the community was leveled, and there was nothing remaining to return to,�

Prestbye added. “This community is currently

not served by aid organizations, and as of yet, unreached by its own government. However, refugees are already returning to South Sudan from camps on the Ethiopian side. The village continues to grow despite lack of access to medicine, food and clean water.�

The outreach team included members of the church and non-members who came from the local community, including Robert Bonaci, a Kent business owner and inter-

Robert Bonaci, a Kent business owner and a member of the Kent Sunrise Rotary Club, waves with the children of Malwal. COURTESY PHOTO, Jane Prestbye national service chairman of the Kent Sunrise Rotary Club, which contributed toward KLC’s water and sanitation projects in Malwal.

The diverse group of volunteers included individuals of American and Sudanese descent and a variety of occupations, from entrepreneurs to college students to senior citizens. Half of the U.S. team were Sudanese-born, half American. The team had a mixture of Americans, Canadians, Ethiopians and Sudanese, crossing over

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Kent Lutheran established a portable library including dictionaries, picture books and easy readers for children and adults. They also provided clothing for nearly 300 school children, and brought medical supplies to the clinician in the village.

The church also provided micro-enterprise equipment, including a sewing machine, materials for mosquito nets, agricultural tools, a canoe, and one mile of fishing nets to

ensure food security for the community through all seasons.

Kent Lutheran plans future investments in the community of Malwal, including a trip next year with additional educational and medical resources.

It plans to establish a borehole well for yearround clean water, and a larger trip in 2014 with the goal of establishing a school building.

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The Metropolitan King County Council gave its support to the continuation of the collaborative regional animal services program that spreads the cost of

KDP EXCEEDS FUNDRAISING GOAL Kent Downtown Partnership exceeded its goal of raising at least $30,000 at its recent dinner/auction at Kent’s ShoWare Center.

“This (success) is because of all the hard work of our volunteers and my staff at KDP,” said Barbara Smith, executive director at the Kent Downtown Partnership.

“Also, our board worked hard to fill the tables and helped us secure several thousand dollars’ worth of merchandise to auction.”

Around 172 came to the event with approximately 10 volunteers. Business sponsors included: Around the Clock, Inc.; CRMC; AAA Pest Control; Don Dalhgren; Miniuteman Press; MultiService Center; Joe Simmons; Two Men & a Truck and Ben Wolters.

animal control, sheltering and licensing between the county for unincorporated areas and 25 suburban cities, including Kent.

The council unanimously adopted an ordinance authorizing the executive to enter into an interlocal agreement that provides field officers, shelter services and licensing services.

“This model partnership between the county and municipalities will bring consistent, cost-effective and compassionate solu-

tions to our animal control challenges,” said Council Vice Chair Jane Hague, the prime sponsor of the ordinance.

“By beginning to establish a greater correlation between cost and use of services, this interlocal agreement is a step forward in encouraging local jurisdictions to increase their rates of licensing their animals,” said Councilmember Julia Patterson.

In 2010, the council approved the creation of

a regional animal services program, the culmination of three years of work by the council and the county executive to reform the county’s animal services system. The agreement defined services, euthanasia rates, expenditures, cost allocation methodologies, with the cities agreeing to pay a greater share of the cost of the services they received from the county.

The restructured Regional Animal Services of King County has made sig-

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Explosive devices were found at two Kent schools on July 4 and 5. One device caused this hole in the wall at Lake Youngs Elementary School. COURTESY PHOTO Glenridge Elementary School in the 19400 block of 120th Avenue Southeast. An unexploded “sparkler

Kent man sentenced for selling illegal gun of supervised release in the June 29 sentencing for the illegal transfer of a firearm to a non-state resident, said U.S. Attorney Jenny A. Durkan in a media release.

A grand jury indicted Ladera in February. He pleaded not guilty in March.

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A Kent man received a one-year prison sentence in U.S. District Court in Seattle for illegally selling a gun later used in a Chicago-area murder.

Benedict C. Ladera, 31, also received three years

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Ladera, who is not a licensed gun dealer, knowingly sold a .40-caliber handgun to Demetry Smirnov, a Canadian citizen. Smirnov later used the gun in the murder of 36-yearold Jitka Vesel, an Oak Brook, Ill., woman he had briefly dated a few years earlier.

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danger to anyone near it and were grateful that it did not explode, possibly injuring someone.

ert S. Lasnik said at the sentencing that Ladera’s act of selling a gun via the Internet, to someone he knew nothing about, was reckless at best.

“Guns are killing people all over our country every day,” Lasnik said. “We cannot afford to lose the people we are losing (to gun violence).”

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Explosive device damages Kent school Explosive devices were found at two Kent schools on July 4-5, including one device that exploded and damaged a wall.

A device blew a hole in a wall at Lake Youngs Elementary School in the 19600 block of 142nd Avenue Southeast, according to a Kent Fire Department media release.

The incident took place at approximately 10:30 p.m. on July 4.

No one was hurt in the explosion but rubble from the masonry wall was found almost 100 feet away.

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“The continuation of this partnership between King County and the cities shows the strength of regional cooperation,” said Councilmember Bob Ferguson, chair of the Council’s Government Accountability, Oversight and Financial Performance Committee. more story online…

A man in his 20s was shot and injured in Kent after an altercation at about 1 p.m. Sunday in the 22400 block of Benson Road on the East Hill.

Paramedics transported the man to a hospital with possible life-threatening injuries, according to a Kent Police media release.

Several people witnessed the altercation and gunshots but the reason for the dispute remains to be determined.

The man was shot in the lower torso after confronting another man he knew who lived in the area. The two men argued before the one man fired several shots.

Police identified the shooting suspect as Wendall Oliver Adams Jr., 26, a black man who is 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 170 pounds.

He fled on foot after the shooting and has not yet been found. He was wearing a black T-shirt, black shorts and a gray hooded sweatshirt. He carried a black handgun.

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[ COUPLE from page 1 ] “This was a great place to grow up,� he said.

As king and queen, they will ride in the King Cornucopia Days Grand Parade on Sunday in downtown Kent.

The parade, which originated in 1934, has grown to become the largest parade in South King County with nearly 100 entries. “We were definitely surprised to hear we got this,�

Barbara said “We do feel honored.�

Ed and Barbara said it’s been hard for them to watch Kent change from a rural environment to a city area with shopping malls. “Places that were buildings use to be farms and fields,� Ed said. “Then the railroad system

came and the area kept growing over time.�

The Reitans were annexed into the city in 1954. They have lived one mile from downtown Kent for many years. “Our nephew still owns the house built by Ed’s family in 1913,� Barbara said. “It’s been remodeled over the years, but we are proud that it still stands.�

Ed and Barbara were friends for 10 years before they became a couple. Both belonged to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, a club where members are involved in numerous charitable efforts and humanitarian endeavors such as scholarships, low-interest student loans and grants, low-cost nursing homes for the elderly, family and youth summer camps and annual

donations to charities.

The Reitans still participate in the club, of which Ed was a grand secretary for eight years. “It’s a great group of people there, and we travel all around with the Odd Fellows,� Ed said.

Ed worked in the Kent Post Office for 36 years before retiring in 1992. Barbara worked at Boeing for 10 years as a data entry specialist and then at the Post Office for a number of years after she gave birth to their son. “Now we are enjoying our retirement and making plans for trips,� Barbara said.

The two are traveling to Ohio for a club event in August. “Sometimes for these events we fly or drive, but this time we get to take a relaxing train ride,� Ed said, smiling.

Kent celebrates Cornucopia Days The 41st annual Kent Cornucopia Days celebration returns this weekend with a multitude of activities, entertainment and fun for the whole family.

South King County’s oldest and largest festival features a full size carnival and street fair with a wide array of 600 booths offering a variety of items, including the smells from more than 35 food booths to tempt the palate, and live entertainment.

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Adams is listed on the Q13 Fox News Washington Most Wanted list for a robbery and assault in Seattle where he reportedly robbed and beat a couple he knew.

The Kent incident started at about 1 a.m. Wednesday with a woman calling 911 to report a domestic violence incident, said Kent Police Sgt. John Pagel. She

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When Adams refused to come out of the apartment and because of his warrants, Kent Police called in a SWAT team. “They surrounded the apartment and the guy surrendered at about B N w 1BHFM TBJE ićF SWAT team took over and he surrendered peacefully.�

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Adams is a dangerous gang member wanted by Seattle Police on a warrant for robbery and assault, where detectives say he rolled up on the two victims in a black Mercedes Benz.

The couple knew Adams as “DA�, and the guy went to greet him, but that’s when detectives say it went bad, accusing Adams of violently yanking off the guys necklace, pointing a gun at him, then getting out of the car and unleashing a brutal beating on both of them.

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A TACOMA MAN received a oneyear jail sentence for his role in the Kent car show, gang-related shooting last July that injured 12 people.

King County Superior Court Judge James Cayce sentenced Patrick Anthony Auble on July 6 at the Norm Maleng Regional Justice Center in Kent. A jury convicted Auble in May of one count of first-degree rendering criminal assistance.

The jury convicted Auble for hiding one of the vehicles that carried shooters away from the shooting at the La Plaza strip mall, 23311 Pacific Highway S. Auble began serving his sentence on July 6 at the county jail at the Regional Justice Center. The sentencing range was six to 12 months and the judge agreed with the prosecutor’s recommendation of one year in jail.

Twelve people were injured at the lowrider car show attended by about 250 people. Another person was injured later that night in a retaliatory shooting at a Kent East Hill apartment. Of the 13 victims, seven were gang members, according to Kent Police.

None of the injuries were life threatening.

Dow Constantine, King County executive, joins County Councilmembers Julia Patterson and Reagan Dunn, and Kent City Council President Dennis Higgins, far right, at a ceremony Tuesday marking the start of sandbag removal along the Green River. SARAH KEHOE, Kent Reporter “The Kent community has been waiting for this day for a long time,” said Dennis Higgins, president of the Kent City Council.

“Kent residents are thrilled to return to normalcy.”

King County Executive Dow Constantine noted that Federal Emergency Management Agency has just recognized King County’s flood risk reduction program as one of the top two county programs in

the nation.

“We worked together successfully as a region to prepare for the increased threat of flooding, and now together we can celebrate the sandbag removal that signifies life getting back to normal,” Constantine said.

“Today (Tuesday) marks the end of a crisis but not the end of our collaboration.”

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ROAD CLOSURE: South 208th Street, between 92nd Avenue and 96th Avenue South, will be closed from July 20 through Nov. 1.

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AGR Contracting, Inc. was awarded the sandbag removal contract by the city of Kent to remove the nearly 20,000 bags within city limits. AGR is using heavy equipment to load the bags into dump trucks for removal. The bags are expected to be removed by the end of September.

The approximately 3-foot high sandbags were installed to provide extra flood protection to the cities of Kent, Auburn, and Tukwila after the 2009 announcement by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that severe flooding was possible due to a damaged Howard Hanson Dam embankment. The Corps announced last fall that they are once again operating the dam at full capacity.

“The sandbags did their job during a time of increased risk of flooding,” said Flood Control District Executive Committee Chair Reagan Dunn. “It’s time, however, for the eyesores to be removed and to restore the Green River environment to its previous state.

Removal will allow greater public access to our beloved regional trail, and let King County continue to properly operate and maintain the levees along the river.”

The first bags are being removed between South 200th Street and South 212th Street as well as a portion of the Horseshoe Bend Levee in south Kent in order to make way for other levee improvements currently under way.

The contractor will then continue to remove bags in the most efficient and costeffective manner.

sand. It isn’t suitable for sanding streets, for use in gardens, sandboxes or constructing sidewalks and patios.

AGR Contracting, Inc. plans to deliver the fill material to Cedar Grove Composting, which will evaluate its best use. Plastic sand barriers that are in usable condition will be cleaned and returned to the Corps, which loaned the barriers to the cities. The metal of any damaged barriers will be recycled and the linings disposed.

“Now that the dam is operating at full capacity, our priority is to remove the sandbags as quickly as possible,” Higgins said.

“We are all anxious to have our trail back, but we ask for patience as it will take some time to assess if the sandbags caused damage to the trail and to make any necessary repairs.”

The cost for removal of the sandbags is shared between the Flood Control District and the cities, with the District paying approximately $4.4 million and the cities paying approximately $1.4 million collectively. Kent’s portion is nearly $224,000.

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● Q U O T E O F N O T E : “Removal of the sandbags means life is moving forward in the valley. Bicyclists can once again enjoy full access to the trail, people who live here in the Green River Valley can return to their normal lives.” – King County Flood Control District Chair Julia Patterson, also a member of the County Council.

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Circus is cruel to animals

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Why would any parent or grandparent want to encourage their little ones to cheer cruelty and violence? Taking their toddlers to the Ringling Bros. Circus is doing just that.

Elephants used in circuses spend most of their lives in chains and are controlled by the use of bullhooks (a rod with a sharp steel hook on the end). Out of public view, trainers hit animals and keep them afraid to force them into submission.

No government agency monitors training sessions.

Animals are hauled around like freight in stifling boxcars and tractor trailers from one town to the next.

Pretending animal abuse does not exist at the circus does not make it any less real; shielding children from the truth is unfair to them and to

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the animals.

– Jennifer O’Connor, PETA Foundation

Unwanted war, bad consequences Our continued expenditure of both money and lives in the

corrupt desolation of Afghanistan is outrageous.

Hillary Clinton can crow to her ridiculous heart’s content about how much international cash has been raised on behalf of Hamid Karzai’s larcenous regime, but Americans ought to care only about our ongoing sacrifices in that wretched place.

This war, by far the longest in our national history, exceeds even Vietnam in terms of its futility.

It is truly a lamentable thing to realize that our policymakers are repeating in Afghanistan many of the Vietnam War’s worst errors.

As was the case in Vietnam, U.S. officials keep turning a blind eye to the sordid nature of the regime we are supporting.

The so-called “government” in Kabul is not worth even one American life.

– Frank W. Goheen

GUEST EDITORIAL

Community must support parents to educate children Many education reformminded organizations focus on the legislature, teacher evaluations, charter school initiatives and an assortment of other approaches to achieve better education results and to close the achievement gap.

However, there is a longstanding body of research that says, what families do at home is the best

indicator of how well a student will perform in school.

It is also noteworthy that at least a couple of larger organizations are beginning to focus attention on parent engagement, something this writer has been calling for in editorials, in meetings and in coffee shops for months. Even though

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Dave Watson was a kind and generous man who gave much of himself for the betterment of others.

Family, friends and students gathered at Kent Covenant Church on Monday night to remember the gregarious Kent man who was a devoted husband, a caring father of four children, a beloved Green River Community College instructor and a warm host for international students learning English.

Watson also was an ordained minister and an adventurous man, fond of travel and learning, but, most of all, people.

Watson died July 4 when he broke through about 4 feet of snow in Mount Rainier’s Paradise area. He was swept 30 feet down the creek while underneath the snow, according to Mount Rainier National Park spokeswoman Patti Wold.

Despite rescuers’ efforts, Watson later died at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. He was 51.

“He was a good man and dear friend,” said Mark Dawson, who went to college with Watson and maintained a close friendship for 30 years. “He was caring, cheerful, generous and kind. … He loved others, he loved Christ.”

Born and raised in Pennsylvania, Watson graduated from Wheaton College, where his father was a graduate of the class of 1936, and where his daughter, Leah, attends today.

He earned a master’s degree in religion at Westminster Theological Seminary.

Watson spent two years teaching English in China. He traveled the world and met his wife in South Korea. They were married in Seoul on Feb. 13, 1992, and again in Broomhall, Pa., the following Aug. 8 – two ceremonies, two families.

The Watsons raised four children.

The family moved to Kent in 2002.

there seems to be more attention given to parent engagement, caution also is warranted.

In a meeting where professionals were looking for answers to the parent engagement issue, one person described how community members were trying to assist schools by going into the classrooms working with students who had attendance, low achievement and discipline issues.

The community members also were trying to strengthen the families of the students by providing well researched information and support so parents could better support their students’ education from home. One response to this description of parent engagement was something to this effect, “… Do you get the impression that the [ more TATE page 7 ]

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The question gave me pause for thought, and I subsequently bounced it off a few people, simultaneously posing the argument that the community should accept some of the responsibility for the education of its children.

Several responses to the argument went something like this, â€œâ€Ś Educating students is the schools responsibility, parents and community members don’t have the skills and knowledge to educate children for the 21st century ‌ â€?

That tired, worn out, uninformed response doesn’t take into account some of the raw data that most people can see without reading research. That is, educators

[ KLAAS from page 6 ] Watson was ordained with the Christian Reformed Church and served as pastor of Good News Fellowship in Kent from 2002-04. The Watson family has been a part of Kent Covenant Church since 2007, and Watson continued to preach regularly in churches throughout the Seattle area. “His heart was his ministry,� said the Rev. Rod Vanderly, pastoral mentor and friend.

Watson taught IESL (intensive English as a second language) classes at Green River Community College for the past five years, but he had been teaching the language to non-native

have most students for only about six hours out of a 24-hour day.

There is not much an educator can do if the parents allow their student to watch TV four hours a night, instead of requiring them to study a couple hours a night.

The raw data says educators only have the students 180 days out of a 365 day year. The remaining 185 days students are either in the home or in the community full-time. Considering these figures the students are in the home and/or community close to 90 percent of the year. Under these circumstances parents and community should have a stronger role in the education of students.

Community members could work with families in the home to inspire parents to value education by informing parents in a variety of ways, e.g., to ask their student

speakers for decades. “Mr. Watson taught English to about 300 international students since 2007, and hosted 22 international students as a host family before that,� said Ross Jennings, GRCC’s associate vice president of international programs, in a statement. “In addition to his work with international students, Mr. Watson was a pastor and youth leader at Kent Covenant Church. “Dave was very well regarded for his generous heart, optimistic spirit and dedication to family, church, friends, colleagues and students,� Jennings said. “He will be sorely missed by everyone who knew him.�

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every school day, “What happened at school today?� And don’t accept “nothing� for an answer.

Parents could let the student know that regardless of what their lives as a parent is like, their students are going to have a better life, and a free public education is one way to make life better.

Stay engaged Parents should be informed that they don’t have to know everything the teacher knows, but a parent can support their student’s education by simply making sure the student studied every night; and that finishing high school and going to college or trade school is an expectation, not an option.

Many parents don’t know that these and other well researched behaviors on their part can make

wife, Jungsoon “Jamie�

Watson, and children – Leah, David, Anna and Stephen. “He not only was my dad, he was my best friend,�

Stephen said.

A memorial fund has been established to support the college education and other needs of the Watson children. Please make checks payable to the: David K. Watson Memorial Fund. Checks can be dropped off at the Kent Covenant Church office, 12010 SE 240th St. DONATE TODAY: Kent Food Bank, 515 W. Harrison St., No. 107.

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Boomers and Aging Parents 101 program workshops are July 20 and 27 at the Kent Senior Activity Center, 600 E. Smith St. Information booths will be open from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. both Fridays. Lunch is served for $6 from 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. at the Kent Parks Deli and Cafe inside the senior center.

The program is designed to help start conversations to assist families in finding resources to help care for aging parents.

All workshops are educational only and no commissioned sales representatives will participate in presentations.

Info booths and mini-workshops are free but advanced tickets are suggested for guaranteed seating space.

For more information, call 253-856-5150.

Attorney joins office in Kent Attorney Mark Albertson recently joined Hanis Irvine Prothero, LLC, 6703 S. 234th St., Suite 300, Kent.

Albertson, after 20 years at his previous firm, which he owned until 2009, was offered the opportunity to join what he considers the premier law firm in South King County.

“I was offered a partnership at Hanis and the

opportunity to build and grow their estate planning services,” Albertson said in an email. “It was a challenge I couldn’t refuse, and because Hanis is a full-service law firm with great administrative support, I feel that I will be able to enhance the quality of my service to my clients.

“I will be continuing my practice focusing on elder

she got a bounty of good feedback.

In addition, as she prepared for her new role with the school board, Burchard said she spent a lot of time thinking about and talking about the diversity in the district.

It is a blessing for students to have the opportunity to learn from their peers who come from a wide range of socioeconomic and racial backgrounds because it prepares them for what they will face later in life, she said.

Yet, it can be a challenge for teachers to provide support to that wide range of students on an ever-shrinking budget, Burchard said.

Many educators find a way, though.

“We have amazing teachers in the district,” she said.

“We have a high number of national board certified teachers.”

Burchard has also been active in the district since her daughter started school 10 years ago while at the same time serving as a

Girl Scout leader when her daughter signed up as a kindergartner.

In addition, she was on the district’s strategic plan committee, so Burchard is excited to play a part in how that plan is put into practice.

At her first board meeting June 27 district staff gave a presentation on the status of the strategic plan, which Burchard thought was the perfect way for her to start her term, which runs through November 2013.

Often, she explained, after a strategic plan is developed it sits on the shelf and no one looks at it.

In the Kent School District, however, “the strategic plan … it’s really a living, breathing document.”

“I’m not coming in with a particular agenda,” she said.

“My goal is to help the kids … to increase their academic achievement. I definitely think there are things the district needs to change but those are all outlined in the strategic plan.”

law and estate planning, Veterans Administration including VA longterm care attorney, and is admitted benefits planning and speto practice in Washingcial needs planning,” ton, Oregon and Albertson added.

Alaska Courts, “I’ve been in practice U.S. Federal for 25 years, and am District Court and licensed not just in the Federal Court Washington, but also of Appeals for the Oregon and Alaska, 9th Circuit. and I work with cliAlbertson Albertson ents throughout the received his Northwest.” bachelor’s degree Albertson is a in psychology from the member of the Washington University of Texas at San State, Oregon State Bar; Antonio in 1982, and his Alaska State, American Juris Doctorate Degree Bar, and King County bar from St. Mary’s University associations.

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Her extensive background in education was one of the reasons the Kent School Board of Directors chose her to serve in Position No. 4 which was recently vacated by Bill Boyce, who resigned after 16 years to focus on his new duties with the Kent City Council.

“It’s long been my goal to be part of the school board because I care about kids and education,” Burchard said. “I thought the school board was a good match for my experience and expertise.”

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Burchard worked as a Since she has more time substitute teacher for a time to give, it seemed like this before spending four years was a great opportunity to as a director of a child care pursue, particularly because center.

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Timing played because I care about After Boyce a part in her deci- kids and education. resigned from the sion to apply for I thought the school board and the school board. school board was Burchard decided While she is to apply for the a good match for looking for a new my experience position, she job that will be a and expertise.” said met with a good fit for her, number of people Agda Burchard Burchard said, as well as groups she also recently in the community finished a twoto find out what year term as president of works well and what doesn’t the Kent Area PTA Council. in the district. She said

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Purple leaves are also a sign of a phosphorus deficiency because our acid soils do not release phosphorous well.

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His tomato plants look much better than mine. Is this because tomatoes love potting soil? Love growing in pots? He just has a green thumb? He claims he does nothing special and we use the same plant food. J., Email . It’s all about the night temperature.

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The second week of July and some lucky home farmers may taste their first ripe tomatoes.

Most Western Washington gardeners will still be struggling to keep tomato plants alive after the cool and rainy weather of early summer.

Here’s the most-asked tomato growing questions: . Why did the leaves of my tomato plant turn purple? I have successfully grown tomatoes for years and this is the first time this has happened.

R.P., Buckley . Blame it on the cold, the wind and the wet weather. Anytime the temperature drops below 65 degrees tomato plants shiver and suffer in silence.

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I like to place metal tomato cages around my young plants then wrap this support system with plastic bubble wrap leaving the top open. This creates a mini greenhouse to raise the night temperature. By mid summer I remove the plastic walls so the growing plants can expand. . How often should one fertilize tomatoes? K. Email . Tomatoes are hungry plants - but too much nitrogen plant food can encourage foliage over fruit.

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The incident occurred at about 1:38 p.m. July 1 at the Fred Meyer store, 25250 Pacific Highway S., on the West Hill, according to the police report.

A store security officer saw the woman reportedly take items, place them in her backpack and exit the store without paying for the items. When the security officer tried to stop the woman in the parking lot, she fled on foot northbound on Pacific Highway South. Security then called police.

A nearby police officer heard the report and stopped the woman along the highway. When the officer started to talk to the woman, she turned and ran across the street.

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Police arrested a man for investigation of fourthdegree assault after he reportedly punched a man at about 10:23 p.m. July 3 in the parking lot at Gonzoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bar and Grill, 15423 S.E. Kent Kangley Road.

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The arrested man told police the other man had threatened him and his family. When asked about what happened in the parking lot, the man said he wanted an attorney.

Police noted that the arrested man had slurred speech and was drunk as they tried to talk to him.

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Police arrested a man and a woman for investigation of a variety of charges after an officer spotted a Cadillac traveling about 60 mph in a 35 mph zone at about 9:43 a.m. July 3 near Jason Avenue North and East James Street.

A motorcycle officer pulled over the vehicle near State Avenue North and James Street, according to the police report.

The woman tried to break away from the officer outside the car and a male passenger yelled at the officer for trying to arrest the woman.

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The man carried a vodka bottle as he left the bus.

Officers discovered the man had 11.4 grams of marijuana stuffed inside a Crown Royal bag.

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The tournament is open to all ages of men, women and children. Courts are set up in the parking lot at the ShoWare Center.

The entry fee is $75 per team.

The fee includes a guarantee of four games, a T-shirt and extra T-shirt if your team wins the championship game of the division.

Entry deadline is July 20.

Schedules will be emailed two to three days before the first round of games and tournament brackets will be on site.

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uke Goodgion didn’t think he would ever play ball again four years ago, much less get drafted in the 33rd round by the Tampa Bay Rays in June.

After Goodgion had a string of bad luck after his first year of college it seemed unlikely he would get back on the baseball diamond.

First, he broke his elbow in the middle of a pitch playing summer baseball, then six months later he suffered a detached retina in his right eye and a couple months later injured his ankle to the point he was in a walking boot.

Goodgion, a 2007 Kentlake High graduate, was out of baseball after having high hopes for some kind of a professional career his senior year of high school.

A lefty who stands 6-foot-4 and weighs 220 pounds, Goodgion had a lot going for him before he broke his elbow.

“When I was in high school and a little bit of my freshman year I talked to a couple scouts,” he said.

“They were like, ‘You’re tall, left handed and throw 90 mph, which is what we’re looking for …’ But, they couldn’t legally draft me or talk to me until my junior year so I didn’t really have much contact after that.”

He played his freshman year of college ball at the College of the Ozarks in Missouri.

“I went there for one year, then came back that summer, broke my elbow and didn’t play for two years,” Goodgion said. “After I had the two years off I was just kind of working stupid jobs and going to school.”

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Goodgion brings to the Rays minor league system a four-pitch repertoire. He still throws hard, he said, with a four seam fastball that’s straight heat along with a two-seamer which

has some nasty movement that fools batters when he’s got control of it along with a slider and most recently a changeup.

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At Lewis-Clark Goodgion threw in 10 games, seven of which were starts, finishing with a 2-1 record and a 2.48 earned run average, according to the school’s athletics website. In 36.1 innings he struck out 33 and held opposing batters to a .222 average.

Goodgion knew there was a possibility he could be drafted. He had conversations with the Texas Rangers and the Seattle Mariners as well as Tampa Bay. In fact, the Rangers left him with the impression they would take him somewhere between the 13th and 19th rounds, but when the 19th round passed, then 11 more rounds went by without his name being called as Goodgion watched on his computer he threw up his hands and left his apartment to meet a buddy at a nearby bar.

“Right as I got to the bar, the Rays called me and said, ‘Hey, do you want to play pro ball?,’” Goodgion said.

“I asked, ‘What round are we in, because I’m not even watching.’”

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“I decided to give baseball a try again,” he said. “I played at Green River from 2010 to 2011. I did really good there and I got a full ride scholarship to LewisClark State College in Lewiston, Idaho. Going into Green River I didn’t really have any intention of getting drafted because I didn’t think I could throw as hard as I did. My main goal was to get a scholarship to a four-year school and finish college for free.”

Goodgion is one of four sons, so, it made sense he wanted to find the least expensive way to pay for his college education and if he could use his arm to do it, why not.

Two of his brothers are going to school and participating in ROTC, one through the Air Force the other through the Army, which isn’t a big surprise since Goodgion’s father, grandfather and uncle all served in the military.

He briefly considered joining the military but that detached retina caused him issues with the eye exam when Goodgion visited with recruiters and he was told he couldn’t serve.

Quietly relieved, Goodgion was glad to focus on baseball, and it seems to have worked out well.

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The dream is still alive for several Auburn Little League softball players, as three teams battle for state titles in the Washington State Little League Championship Tourneys.

For the 12U Auburn/Kent Dynamite, who won the District 10 regional title two weeks ago, a slim chance remains.

The team, which includes several players from the Auburn Little League Lady Huskies Tournament of Champion winners, began play in the Majors tourney this past Friday at Everest Park in Kirkland, losing its opener against Gig Harbor.

The team played a consolation bracket game to stay alive on Wednesday, with results unavailable

at press time.

The Auburn/Kent Hurricanes begin play in the U11 tourney at p.m. Sunday at the Northshore Athletic Fields in Woodinville.

For the U14 Auburn/Kent Phantoms, the Junior tourney begins at 3 p.m. Saturday against Battle Ground at La Center Community Park in La Center.

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That tropical weather makes for a shorter warm up period compared to throwing in the Northwest, Goodgion explained, though the next step in the minor league system for the Rays would be a stop in New York.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES (District Healthcare System) By: Lisa Rusk Assistant to the CEO Published in Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond, Kent and Renton Reporters July 6, 2012 and July 13, 2012. #647906.

Joshua (Bud) Michael Harp

Joshua (Bud) Michael Harp passed away at his home in Des Moines, Washington, on June 18, 2012 after a short illness. He was born on March 10, 1931 in Wibaux (County), Montana, the second son to Anna and William Harp.

He graduated in 1948 from Wibaux County High School. After graduation, he enlisted in the United States Air Force, spending much of the time in Seoul, Korea. He was Honorably Discharged in 1952. Upon returning home, he was hired by the Amerada Oil Company and worked in the fields near Belfield, ND and then Tioga, ND. In the summer of 1955, he and his older brother moved to Washington to work for the Boeing Company. Bud remained there for about 10 years. In keeping with his adventurous spirit, he then decided to pursue other endeavors which would take him to such far off places as Nome, AK and Iceland. He finished his career at the Robbins Company of Seattle working on huge tunnel boring machines. This job would take him to job sites all over the world. He retired from Robbins in 1994. Bud kept his spirit of industry and adventure throughout his retired life. He took great pride in his â&#x20AC;&#x153;JOSHâ&#x20AC;?WORKS household inventions and celebrated his 65th birthday by making his first parachute jump.

Bud was preceded in death by his parents William and Anna, brothers William and Patrick and nephews Curtis Harp and Vaughn Harp. Bud is survived by brothers Robert (Marlys) of Brighton, CO and Wayne of Pilot Rock, OR, sisters Betty Ann Gray of Covington, WA and Patricia Carlson of Kent, WA, 15 nieces and nephews plus many great-nieces and nephews.

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PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1 OF KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED MEETING The regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Public Hospital District No. 1 of King County, (Valley Medical Center) scheduled for Monday July 2, 2012 at 5:30 p.m., has been rescheduled to Monday, July 23, 2012 at 5:30 p.m.

Regular meetings of this Board will continue to be held on the 1st Monday of every month unless changed by public notice.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1 OF KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON (VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER) By: Sandra Sward Assistant to the Board of Commissioners Published in the Kent, Renton, Covington/Maple Valley/Black Diamond Reporters on July 13, 2012 and July 20, 2012.#650246.

Bankâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kent Branch. Any person wishing to comment on this application may file his or her comments in writing with the Regional Director of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at its regional office (Stan Ivie, 25 Jesse Street @ Ecker Square, Suite 2300, San Francisco, California 94105) before processing of the application has been completed. Processing will be completed no earlier than the fifteenth (15th) day following either the date of the last required publication or the date of receipt of the application by the FDIC, whichever is later. The period may be extended by the Regional Director for good cause. The non-confidential portion of the application file is available for inspection within one day following the request for such file. It may be inspected in the Corporationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s regional office during regular business hours.

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