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Police arrest suspect in downtown arson cases Homeless man admitted to setting three fires

BY BRIAN BECKLEY bbeckley@rentonreporter.com

Police in Renton have arrested a suspect in a series of downtown arsons, after recognizing the man from surveillance camera footage.

According to police, a 32-year-old man admitted to setting three fires at the same location downtown. Police on Thursday recognized the man from surveillance photos and arrested him.

According to police, the suspect is a local homeless man with misdemeanors on his record, though no felonies. The fires to which he confessed occurred at the 200 Mill building downtown.

The downtown area has experienced a rash of arson fires over the past few months. Most fires were set in dumpsters, but some were set in areas that had the potential to spread to surrounding businesses and homes. [ more ARSONS page 11 ]

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The son of a World War II veteran holds his father’s uniform and wipes away tears as VFW Post No. 1263 leader Darrell Pilat reads a poem during Monday’s annual Memorial Day event at Veterans Memorial Park. The event featured speakers and the laying of wreaths for all branches of the service, as well as a special wreath for those who are still missing in action, right. To see a full slideshow from the event, visit www.rentonreporter.com . BRIAN BECKLEY, Renton Reporter

District plans two new elementary schools to meet rising demand

BY TRACEY COMPTON tcompton@rentonreporter.com

The next 10 years could see two new elementary schools built in the Renton School District. That’s if school board members vote to put a new bond before Renton voters and voters approve the February 2016 measure.

A committee of community members, district staff, city and civic economic developers and

planners and others recently completed work on the district’s construction project needs. The committee presented its recommendations, which includes two new schools to the school board directors on Wednesday.

The district is looking at putting this school construction bond measure on the Feb. 9, 2016 ballot for voter approval.

Recently district officials hired a demographer to create enrollment

projections for the next decade.

The results found that there will be more than 19,000 students enrolled in the district by 2024. Currently, there are more than 15,000.

The new schools could be built on land that the district already owns. The committee is proposing one elementary school be built at the current site of Sartori Education Center in north Renton and at [ more SCHOOLS page 4 ]

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The City of Renton, the Renton Police Department and the Renton School District have agreed to an interlocal agreement that places three school resource officers in the school district during a three-year period.

In 2013, the Renton Police Department lost grant funding, which resulted in the department losing money for its three school resource officer positions.

At that time, the department chose an “adopt-a-school” program for officers to stop by and monitor schools along with their regular beats. It has taken until 2014, when a school resource officer returned to Renton High School, to get funding back for the positions.

The second school resource officer was placed in September 2015 and the third will start beginning Jan. 1, 2016.

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The City of Renton will be adding an herbicide to the waters of Lake Washington next month to try and tame the invasive milfoil weed.

On Monday, June 8, an aquatic herbicide will be applied to the waters of the swim beach and boat harbor at Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park and at Kennydale Beach Park for the treatment of milfoil, an aquatic non-native weed that flourishes in Washington.

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Lindbergh pays tribute to work of alumnus Luke Somers Students learn about Middle East through slain photographer

BY TRACEY COMPTON tcompton@rentonreporter.com

Luke Somers was Lindbergh teacher Jef Rettmann’s favorite kind of student.

“Luke was a highly intelligent, kind and intellectually curious kid,” Rettmann said. “He was motivated by learning stuff that he found interesting much more than he was motivated by his grade.”

Rettmann taught Somers in 1998, before he graduated from Lindbergh in 1999. Somers went on to become a sought-after photojournalist for capturing images of the Arab Spring as it spread to Sana’a in Yemen. In 2013, he was kidnapped and held for more than a year.

Lindbergh High School students created a photo exhibit of alumnus’ work to learn about the Middle East (above). Renton Somers was killed by al-Qaida miliSchool District (below) Photojournalist Luke Somers (center) in Yemen. Submitted tants in Yemen in December 2014.

Recently, Lindbergh students war seem a little more real.” and staff created a photo exhibit Somers work as a photojournalist that showcases Somers’ work and also continues to make the world features student research on the a little more real to Lindbergh Middle East. The project connected students. His images were used by students to international issues media outlets, including the BBC through the eyes of someone from and local publications in Yemen. their community. Somers also left For the Lindbergh project, staff an indelible mark on the hearts and contacted Demotix, a photo agency minds of the Lindbergh community that owns the rights to Somers’ with his work and legacy. photos, to get usage permission.

The 33-year-old Somers held dual With approval from Somers’ mom, citizenship in the United Kingthe agency granted the students use dom and the U.S.: he was born in of 40 photos.

London and lived in Sacramento, “When Luke was killed, I told my Calif., and Renton. He studied at students the next day,” said RettBeloit College in Wisconsin and mann. “They were very somber and graduated with a degree in creative a bit shocked that this could happen writing. According to news reports, to someone from our community, people,” said Jones. “They were truly ect. Through Somers’ work and he traveled internationally before he especially someone that they had a students’ research, students also saw interested in the reasons behind the moved to Yemen to originally teach connection to.” story.” similarities between people here English, then his plans changed and It was important to Rettmann to Rettmann was also impressed by and people in the Middle East. he became a photograinvolve a wide range of “Luke was a person “I learned that not everyone there the discussions students had with pher. staff and students to creeach other about what they saw. is evil; it’s kind of sad to say that,” “Luke was a person who who loved to travel ate the exhibit. Jim Jones, “Several of my students are either said senior Hunter Preciado. “It’s loved to travel and made and made travel who teaches Contempoan integral part Muslim or from the Middle East, mostly people trying to get by with travel an integral part of rary World Issues, taught of his life. He had and they had great insights into what they’re doing.” his life,” Rettmann said. a unit on the Middle the photos and were able to answer “It showed that these are actual “He had a strong sense of a strong sense East and had students do questions about some of the phoreal people, not just stories that being a global citizen and of being a global research to accompany tos,” he said. had a strong commitment citizen and had a the photographs. Graphic the news makes up for ratings,” he strong commitment Arts teacher Jim GoodSomers’ mom Paula and brother added. to social justice.” to social justice.” Jef win worked with students Jordan toured the exhibit and liked Senior Ben King studied the NaMany Lindbergh what they saw. tional Dialogue Conference, which Rettmann students had heard to print the photos and “This has been a most positive exSomers covered as a photojournalabout Somers before his sought permissions. Art perience for us; we recently went to ist.

King was struck by the non-miluntimely death because in instructor Linda Sismour Rettmann’s social studies class they worked with students on the display itary actions like the conference that Lindbergh High School to view the exhibit, and we were very moved brought political leaders together. read old letters from a Civil War and Librarian Katy Olson secured by this wonderful tribute to Luke,” “When we started to study Luke soldier found in Somers’ granda prominent place in the library for said Paula via email. “We applaud Somers it was really kind of capmother’s attic. the exhibit.

Jef ’s efforts, and the teachers and tivating to see how they still have That soldier is Ransom Roberts Staff said students were very seristudents, in making this happen.” hope and are unified through their and he was a relative on Somers’ ous and curious when they looked Students and staff continue to common beliefs and trying to catch mother’s side of the family. When through the completed project. work on three things with the up with other countries and speed Somers was in his class, Rettmann “It made me feel honored that I exhibit: a display at the district ofhelped him research and preserve was able to participate in something up their development,” King said of fice, a display at the Renton History the Yemeni people. the 34 letters that detail the day-tothat was meaningful and special to Museum and a permanent display Students studied the Sunni-Shia day life of the Civil War, Roberts’ the student’s family and one of the case at Lindbergh. divide, how that influenced various attitude toward the war and Southteachers,” said Lindbergh senior “We will definitely continue using countries and conflicts, they led erners, as well as his interactions Simone Childs. “We got to present Luke’s photos and the research done discussions related to Iran, the Syrwith runaway slaves. something in a way that he would “I think the students find the ian Civil War, the Israeli-Palestinian by Jim Jones’ students in the future,” have wanted it to be seen.” letters interesting because Ransom said Rettmann. “It ties in with what conflict and finally Yemen.

New to Childs was the idea that was about their age and he seems we study about the Middle East, and “This particular group of seniors there were actual peaceful protests like a likable, relatable guy,” said it makes the material more relevant are an amazingly mature, insightin the Middle East, something she Rettmann. “The letters make the and interesting to our students.” ful collection of diverse, passionate wasn’t aware of before the proj-

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Palmer decides to withdraw from City Council election ate from high school,” she said. “That’s a lifetime.”

Palmer was first elected in 2003 and Councilmember Marcie Palmer on currently serves as chair of the council’s Monday announced her decision to Transportation Committee, as vice-chair of withdraw from her council race this year, the Community Services Committee and bringing the curtain down on her three is a member of the city’s Planning and Determs on the City Council. velopment Committee. She is also a former “In preparing for a campaign, I realized council president. that I don’t have the enthusiasm and pasPalmer said she loved her time on the sion for the position I had the past three council, but simply decided it was time to campaigns,” she said in an email. “I am do something different. Though she promready to move on to new endeavors at the ised to stay involved in city events as a end of my term this year.” volunteer, she said she has not yet decided Palmer, 57, said in a phone interin what capacity, though she said her pasview that she gave her decision “a lot of thought” and realized she just did not have sion continues to be to help children and vulnerable populations. the energy for a campaign this year.

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Palmer’s was one of two council seats to be contested this fall, with challenger Carol Ann Witschi filing to run for the spot.

Though her decision to Marcie Palmer withdraw comes too late to remove her name from the ballot, Palmer said she has no intention of campaigning. Palmer’s decision, however, essentially gives the seat to Witschi, whom Palmer called a “strong, capable woman” that she was happy to see following her on the council.

“Thank you to the many people that have supported me these past 12 years. It has been an honor serving the community I love so much,” she said.

“Please welcome Carol Ann with the

same warmth you’ve shown me!”

Candidate Charles Seil, who filed to run for Council Position 4, also appears to have withdrawn from the race, announcing his intentions on a campaign Facebook page.

“Now that the candidates have declared their intent Jeannie and I had some long talks and have decided that it would be in our best interest for me to withdraw from the campaign,” he said. “I can then get back to what I truly love and that is doing the volunteer work for our great city of Renton.”

Seil also did not withdraw in time to have his name removed from the ballot and is one of three names that will be on the Council Position No. 4 primary in August with Ryan McIrvin and Monique Taylor-Swan.

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The planned new middle school addition and the district’s current middle and high schools will be large enough to accommodate future populations, according to Randy Matheson, district spokesperson.

The demographer only created projections as the district revisited the boundaries for the new middle school.

“So his work wasn’t specific to the plan to re-

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“We believe we currently have space at high schools to accommodate school populations,” said Matheson. “We will continue to track and monitor student enrollment to ensure we’re ready to accommodate future growth.”

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The end of May is a good time to add herbs to the landscape and enjoy these fragrant, tasteful and useful plants as part of a low water use landscape or edible garden.

Local garden writer Sue Goetz has written a book “The Herb Lover’s Spa Book” that highlights some of the best herbs to use in relaxing scrubs, facial rinses, bath water soaks and to create a garden sanctuary.

This richly photographed book includes easy recipes for making a scalp tingle mint shampoo, an on-the-go face scrub with rose petals, lavender and calendula and many more herbal delights.

Many of the most popular herbs such as lavender, oregano and thyme are originally from Mediterranean countries with long hot summers. This makes them great landscaping plants for rocky soil and sunny areas that you don’t want to water.

One of the best things about growing lavender is that it will look its best if you never water it all. Rainfall alone is enough to keep lavender producing blooms and fragrant foliage in Western Washington.

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Many of the other common herbs such as basil, oregano, thyme, rosemary, sage and tarragon are very easy to grow in a sunny spot and simple to dry and enjoy all winter.

Harvest just before the plant begins to bloom for the most flavor. Mid-morning after the dew has dried but before the sun is hot is the perfect time to cut the tops off your herb plants and either place them in a food dehydrator or hang them from a line in a dark, dry and warm attic.

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Lakeridge Elementary School removed from list of failing schools this month

BY TRACEY COMPTON tcompton@rentonreporter.com

The Washington State Board of Education voted to release Lakeridge Elementary School from its list of failing schools in the state on May 14.

Back in March, state Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy Dorn recommended the school exit out of the Required Action status because of dramatically improved student test scores in math and reading. Required Action Districts are those that receive money and assistance to help schools improve.

Lakeridge was identified in 2011, based on a three-year trend in the previous years

of low performance, with the School Improvement Grant (SIG) Designation.

At that time, the school was among the lowest 5 percent for performance of state schools.

The Renton School District was recommended to leave the program because school officials successfully implemented a required action plan for three years, made sufficient progress that the district no longer has a school on the “Priority School” list and made progress closing the educational opportunity gap.

The Morton School District and the Onalaska School District joined Renton in the list of districts that were to be released from

Required Action Status in an announcement from the State Board of Education on May 26.

According to Board Chair Isabel Muñoz-Colón, “These schools received extra support from the state to close gaps in serving their students and have made remarkable progress.”

At Lakeridge, all students’ proficiency on state assessments in reading and math combined and increased by over 30 percentage points to surpass the Washington state average, according to the press release. Students at Lakeridge were also said to have “displayed higher than average growth in reading and excellent growth in math.”

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“This particular group of seniors are an amazingly mature, insightful collection of diverse, passionate people. They were truly interested in the reasons behind the story.” Lindbergh teacher Jim Jones on students’ work to showcase Lindbergh grad Luke Somers

We must find ways to help generations work together Each May, we celebrate Older Americans Month. Originally designated as Senior Citizens Month by John F. Kennedy, it was created in order to celebrate and honor the contributions older Americans give to the community and nation at large.

This is a perfect time to reflect on the vast contributions by the older generation in Renton and how we can foster an intergenerational community, where we celebrate the knowledge, talents, and ideas that can be shared between the generations. This type of intergenerational union can only help strengthen the bonds within the community.

The City of Renton is actively working toward this goal. According to Renton Mayor Denis Law, “Many organizations, from the arts to the museum, recruit young people to become part of their boards to help plan for the future and to find ways to engage and meet the needs of each age group. For instance, we are consciously recruiting younger people to serve on the Renton City Council, as well as our boards and commissions.”

The Beth Johnson Foundation sums up this objective well with its definition of intergenerational practice: “Intergenerational practice aims to bring people together in purposeful, mutually beneficial activities which promote greater understanding and respect between generations and contributes to building more cohesive communities. Intergenerational practice is inclusive, building on the positive resources that the young and old have to offer each other and those around them.”

This is an admirable ambition and one we as a community should be striving for.

But the question we must answer in order to achieve this is: How can we bridge the generational divide?

Finding the answer is essential in order to continue Renton’s civic and philanthropic legacy, which countless citizens of all ages and backgrounds benefit from. The answer may lie within our own hands by expanding intergenerational activities through community organizations and city government, as well as by looking outside our community and emulating what other communities are already doing successfully in this area.

With seemingly limited opportunities for generations to interact, this seems like a daunting task. Many organizations are struggling with how to replenish their membership ranks with younger members. It seems they’re all asking the same question: How do we encourage the younger generations to get involved?

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Parents deserve to know why superintendent leaving I wanted to express that I find the reported “parting of the ways” with Superintendent Dr. Merri Rieger very disturbing, as do many parents of students in the Renton School District with whom I’ve spoken.

Our concern is not because of the short term of Dr. Rieger (which is concerning but does occur), nor the fact that the district will now have to commit both time and resources away from student responsibilities to search for, and hire, a new superintendent.

What parents find most disturbing from the story in the May 22 Renton Reporter is the apparent lack of transparency regarding the resignation, which is said to be due to “differing viewpoints” between the School Board and Dr. Rieger.

As the parent of three children currently part of the Renton School District, it is concerning that there may be substantial enough disagreement as to the direction of the district to cause a leader, who has held the position barely two years, to resign an opportunity she had initially indicated she was “honored to have.”

To make matters worse, the district refuses to comment on the nature of the “differing viewpoints” but rather emails out a weak statement that the district has “entered into an agreement to not discuss the matter.”

Well I’m sorry, but that is simply not good enough for the parents of children in the Renton School District. When it comes to the direction of the organization tabbed with educating our children, parents deserve, no demand, to know what that direction is and what issues cause this amount of disagreement at the highest levels of leadership within the district.

It is not acceptable to hide behind an emailed public relations statement and to not speak to the people in the district whom you’ve been tabbed to serve.

With record numbers of kids being pulled out of public school districts and home schooled; with considerable angst over items such as standards based grading, Common Core, and constantly changing standardized testing of questionable value, it is high time that school boards and school districts stop hiding behind canned statements and theoretical programs and develop complete transparency and a partnership with the parents whose children these programs impact.

The parents of students within the Renton School District implore you to begin to truly open yourselves to real parental feedback, pay attention to concerns about our changing education system, and become more transparent with regard to the philosophies and “differing viewpoints” circulating around the district office.

You can begin with more specific information about the parting of ways with Dr. Rieger.

Steve Beals Renton

School Board must act with transparency The recent action by the Renton School Board to make a major personnel change in secret should be alarming for every taxpayer in the state.

What if, when the voters knew the facts, they sided with the progressive ideas of a far bettereducated superintendent over the members of the board?

Silencing dissent is one way an organization can manipulate public opinion and avoid public backlash.

Without the facts, the voters in Renton’s school district have no way to gauge the actions of their elected officials, and that is simply unacceptable.

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Women with baby blues are at increased risk for experiencing postpartum depression.

Perinatal Depression, the Most Common Childbirth Complication Perinatal depression or anxiety occurs during or after pregnancy, and affects 15 to 20 percent of pregnant women, making perinatal depression/anxiety the most common complication of childbirth.

Postpartum depression is associated with feeling anxious, irritable, inadequate, and sometimes scary

thoughts of the baby being hurt. These symptoms do not go away within a few weeks of delivery, often peak by four months postpartum, but can occur up to 12 months after childbirth.

Postpartum depression and anxiety causes suffering not just for the woman experiencing these symptoms, but for the entire family.

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in making the opening night of SIFF at the IKEA Performing Arts Center and the gala party at the pavilion a success. We had a great time. The band, the food, the drinks, the volunteers, the sponsors and the organizers all did a top- notch job of providing us with a very memorable evening.

Marie McPeak, Renton

Many women experience some mood changes associated with pregnancy and childbirth. These changes can affect any woman of every age, culture, income level and race.

Symptoms can appear at any time during pregnancy and the first year after childbirth.

What are Baby Blues?

Baby blues is a brief period of increased emotions that tends to be characterized by feeling sad, anxious, overwhelmed, irritable and tearful.

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Columnist Lynn Bohart is taking a short break. Lisa Law is president of The Next Curve, a nonprofit fund within the Renton Community Foundation. For more information about The Next Curve or the Foundation, you may visit their website at www. rentonfoundation.org or call 425-282-5199.

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enced first-hand through my involvement with The Next Curve. The Next Curve is a non-profit, under the umbrella of the Renton Community Foundation, whose primary goal is working to build the next generation of philanthropists in Renton.

Getting the word out and getting young people involved is harder than one might think.

When asked whether the city plans to expand intergenerational activities and connections within the Renton community, Mayor Law states, “We will continue to recognize the importance of understanding the needs of all of our residents, regardless of age, race or cultural backgrounds.”

Senior Services, a comprehensive nonprofit agency serving older adults and their loved ones in Washington State, has successfully completed several intergenerational projects through their “Aging Your Way” initiative. Two such projects brought together students and seniors to share stories about their lives. They discussed topics such as work, fashion, struggles, fears, hopes, accomplishments, race, advice, and the ways they have fun.

If you’re inspired to host your own intergenerational project, they’ve developed a

takeaway toolkit that can be found on their website, with a plan for individuals to host intergenerational activities.

One idea for getting involved locally could be through mentoring. Communities in Schools of Renton (CISR) and the Talbot Hill Elementary MicroSociety program are both in need of adult mentors to work with children in the programs.

Some additional suggestions for bringing the generations together include community gardening, neighborhood block parties/barbecues, neighborhood park revitalization, and community classes where younger and older generations can come together to learn valuable skills from each other, such as cooking, computers and technology, music, dance, and woodworking. The opportunities are endless.

Given the overwhelming community support throughout Renton we could easily become a great intergenerational community, if we just put our minds to it.

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Owner of the HUB Insurance Agency in Renton, Ray says "I enjoy giving back to this great community!"

A 1954 graduate of Renton High School, married for 18 years to Lynn Peretti, who is also a big part of our community, Ray is also a member of Renton Chamber, serving 6 years on its Board of Directors.

A Lifelong member of the Renton Lions Club and a past member of the Renton Arts Commission and the Renton Ethics board, Ray is also proud to have been the President of the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents.

Glenn Turner oversees the overall operations of EFP. He assists the Board and Staff with planning and development, is actively involved in all fundraising activities, and serves as the public face of The Emergency Feeding Program.

Mr. Turner joined EFP in 2014 after serving as Interim Executive Director since March 2013.

Prior to joining EFP, Mr. Turner served on the board of the Rotary Boys and Girls Club and was co-founder/Executive Director of the Youth Education in Sports (Y.E.S.) Foundation. He also served as the Training Developer/ Coordinator for the Washington State Department of Ecology and as Director of Operations with the A Plus Youth Program.

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Memory Lane Motors is a locally owned and operated business specializing in the sale of classic American automobiles.

Mark and Gail Ellis started the business 25 years ago and always have a nice selection of original classics, street rods, muscle cars and Corvettes available in the 30 car indoor showroom. The business at 109 South Tillicum Street is located in downtown Renton just off Airport Way and the inventory is constantly changing with new additions weekly. Please stop by Monday-Friday form 10:00am to 6:00pm and see what's new.

The Evergreen Market is Renton’s first retail marijuana store, and like the City of Renton herself, strives to be “Ahead of the Curve.” The manager, Cass Stewart, was born and raised in Renton and has over 20 years of experience in the industry. Cass previously owned and ran The Apothecary, the first marijuana dispensary on Seattle’s Capitol Hill. Cass has this to say about the ethics of the store, “We wanted to do things differently at The Evergreen Market. Our core values are to Educate, Celebrate and Elevate. Our job is to create a welcoming space for customers to come and shop for the best products from the best growers in the state. We feel like we have done that, and our approach has really resonated with our customers and the community” Come on by, pull up a stool at our knowledge bar and library, and let us show you what Washington Cannabis is all about.

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Dr. Geere grew up in South Africa where she graduated from the University of Cape Town. She completed her residency at Baragwanath, were she faced unique medical challenges daily at the world’s largest hospital. She then immigrated to Canada where she graduated from the University of British Columbia, specializing in family practice. In 1983 she became Board Certified in Family Practice by the Canadian Board of Family Physicians.

She began practicing in Kent in 1989 where she has developed a large and wonderful following of patients.

Highly regarded in the community, she has been acknowledged as Kent’s best family practitioner by the Kent Reporter and consistently receives high praise from her patients.

Earlier this year, Dr. Geere relocated her practice to Renton. She and her patients love the convenience of her new location opposite Valley Medical Center and near the best medical specialists. She continues to serve the communities of Kent and Renton, and draws patients from further afield by going above and beyond for her patients with her caring nature. She is also thrilled with the addition of MA Colleen Barnett to her team, who provides excellent care to patients.

She is married with three wonderful children, and loves to garden, boat and hike – when she has free time!

Agent Jim Sullivan has been with State Farm Insurance since 1970.

He and his licensed team are committed to providing convenient and professional service to their customers.

Jim has been in the Renton area for over 35 years and is an active participant in the community as well as the Chamber and Rotary. Jim knows what it’s like to “be a good neighbor”. He has contributed to the Renton community since his arrival. He served on the Board of Directors of Senior Housing Assistance Group from 1988 until 2015, and as Board President for most of those years. He has been a supporter of several local charitable organizations, such as Friends of Renton Schools and has been a regular volunteer at the Rotacare Free Medical Clinic since it was started in 2003. He was also voted the Renton Citizen of the Year in 2013.

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I have been in the Renton area living and working and raising kids since 1982. My life has been in this town and it is awesome to be able to walk into a business and know them because of doing business here.

My children, nephews and granddaughter came through the Renton School District. My experience for 15 years with the newspaper from production and data entry in 2000, office coordination, circulation, has been a great benefit to my new experience with sales. Having someone say "you look so familiar", and telling them for instance, "hollandaise on the side", that's how they remember me!

I got married last year to Fraser McLaren a fella I've known since we were kids in the Skyway neighborhood in the early 70's. We are consumed by our beloved sports teams, great food, NASCAR and classic films like Jaws, We Bought A Zoo and National Treasure to name a few. #GO HAWKS!

Although most of my life has been in California, I have lived in Japan, Canada, Texas and Colorado.

On a trip to Renton, we fell in love with the area and thought this is a great place to live, work and play. In fact, I don’t think any city has a more generous community of people.

The Renton Chamber with a rich 75 year history is working with the business community both large and small; the Chamber is a vital ingredient in the growth that is taking place here. Active business recruitment, job fairs, advocacy, legislative leadership, educational opportunities, events that honor education and business, are just part of the Renton Chamber’s commitment to the city.

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The list of All-League athletes in all spring sports was released Wednesday, too late for this edition of the Renton Reporter. Please visit www.rentonreporter.com for a complete list of local honorees.

LIBERTY BASEBALL STAYS ALIVE

The Liberty Patriots Baseball team will finish at least fourth in the state, thanks to a 4-3 comeback win Saturday over North Kitsap.

Liberty fell behind 3-0 before scoring all four of its runs in the final two innings, including three in the final frame, to win the game.

Two North Kitsap errors, including one that led to the final run coming home, helped Liberty to the win.

Earlier in the day, Liberty beat Tumwater 3-0 to advance to the next round.

The Patriots will play Centralia at Yakima County Stadium today, Friday. The winner will advance to the State Championship game on Saturday. The loser will play for third place.

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Renton athletes shine at district track meets Lindbergh boys finish third at 2A districts

BY DEAN A. RADFORD dradford@rentonreporter.com

Athletes from Renton’s four high schools are competing in the 2015 Track and Field State Tournament at Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma through Saturday.

The tournaments began Thursday afternoon and the last events, the girls relays, begin at 4:30 p.m.

Saturday.

Information about the tournament is available online at http:// tinyurl.com/ol6lc64.

The schools, Lindbergh, Renton, Liberty and Hazen, placed well in the district tournaments last weekend.

The athletes competing in the state tournament are: HAZEN, 3A: Dario Cirlincione, Rhyan Denile, Alex Fortescue, Sarah Hart, Saivon Johnson, Kate Lilly, Michelle Lilly, Plamedie Masiala, Sablena Milinganyo, Alicia Nguyen, Alexis Rogers, Aaron Rothlisberger, Parker Trewet, Jesus Vargas, Amy Warmenhoven.

LIBERTY, 2A: Tyra Christopherson, Andrew Cooper, Cherelle Demps, Danielle Demps, Kelley Johnson, Kaiah McLaren, Marissa Mills, Romney Noel, Carlyn Schmidgall, Nate Solly, Trevor Sytsma, Shannell Thompson, Sophie Wartena.

LINDBERGH, 2A: Derek Anderson, Isaiah Banfro, Aajua Brooks, Victor Craft, Feven Fessehatzion, Jun Goh, Riley Hill, Norchel Laylo, Antonio Lim, DaMarco Sauls, D’Shaun Sims, Andrew Tarango, Christina Wiley, Robby Williamson.

RENTON, 2A: Raylyn Apolonio, Kelis Barton, Tyra Beckman, Janelle Brown, Jeremy Caldeira, Olivia Carter, Brianna Franco,

Athletes from Lindbergh and Renton competed this past weekend in the 2A district track meet. VICKI MADDY, For the Renton Reporter

Maurice Hunter, Tai McMillan, Drew Olson, Shelly Sauls, Savannah Smith, Josiah Stroy, Tony Vo, Taiwan Washington The Lindbergh boys placed third out of 19 teams at the 2A district tournament in Belfair with 60 points. Liberty placed sixth with 42 points and Renton tied for 12th with 23 points.

The Liberty girls won the district tournament with 86 points.

The Lindbergh girls placed fifth with 52 points and Renton was eighth with 42 points.

In the 3A district tournament last weekend in Sumner, the Hazen girls finished sixth out of 19 teams with 54 points and the Hazen boys finished 18th out of 21 teams with 16 points.

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Market season: Farmers Market opens on Tuesday The Renton Farmers Market returns to the streets of downtown June 2, with a new focus on increasing access to healthy food for everyone.

The market runs from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., Tuesdays, June 2 to Sept. 29. It’s located the Piazza Park, 233 Burnett Ave. S. Farmers Market Manager Carrie Olson has been working with Food $ense, a program that teaches those with limited incomes nutrition basics and smart buying strategies.

“We will be holding cooking demonstrations featuring fresh produce from the market from 4 p.m. -5 p.m. on most weeks,” Olson said via email. Food $ense has also planned two market tours this season, on June 9 and again on Aug. 4 from 3 p.m.

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The Renton Farmers Market will also start a new token program to accept Electronic Benefits Transfers (EBT) and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) beneficiaries at the market for eligible foods, starting July 7.

All of the familiar favorites of the market will also be back, including flavorful fruits and vegetables, flowers, baked goods, meats, cheeses, Washington wine tasting and food demonstrations. There will be live entertainment from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., Washington State University Master Gardeners from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., and local community information booths.

Also back this year is the popular Kids’ Patch, with activities for kids, and Market West, located across Logan Avenue with more food, crafts and activities.

The Renton Farmers

Market is managed by the City of Renton, with volunteer support from Piazza Renton.

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The Farmers Market opens on Tuesday and will be open weekly through September. FILE PHOTO BY TRACEY COMPTON, Renton Reporter

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Self Storage Lien Sale June 10th at 11:00 AM Sale will be held at: Storage One On Sunset Blvd NE 1105 Sunset Blvd NE Renton, WA 98056 425-793-3900 Tillmon Auction Service Published in the Renton Reporter on May 22, 29,2015; June 5, 2015. #1325659.

Superior Court of Washington County of King In re the Estate of: Nancy Frances Gaidjiergis, Deceased.

NO. 15-4-02677-9KNT NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Personal Representatives named below have been appointed as Personal Representatives of this Estate. Any person having a claim against the decedent must, before the time the claim would be barred by any otherwise applicable statute of limitations, present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the Personal Representatives or the Personal Representatives’ attorneys at the address stated below a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the Court in which the probate proceedings were commenced.

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PR: JEFFREY J. GAIDJIERGIS PR: TAMMY M. CORSI Ruth A. Roti WSBA #19495 Of MOGREN, GLESSNER, ROTI & AHRENS, P.S. Attorneys for Personal Representative 100 Evergreen Bldg.; PO Box 90 Renton, WA 98057-0090 (425) 255-4542 King County Superior Court Cause No. 15-4-02677-9KNT Published in Renton Reporter on May 15, 2015, May 22, 2105 and May 29, 2015. #1322463.

Public Notice The City of Renton to Apply Mosquito Control Pesticides The City of Renton may use mosquito larvicides made of a natural bacterium (Bacillus sphaericus) and adulticides (BIOMIST® and/or Kontrol 4-4®) to help control mosquitoes in accordance with the Washington State Department of Ecology’s Aquatic Mosquito Control General Permit. Treatments may occur between June 1 and October 31, 2015. Larvicide treatment will generally occur in stormwater facilities owned or maintained by the City. Adulticide treatment areas are generally located in upland areas east of SR-167 and west of Lake Avenue South/ Talbot Road South between SW 39th Street to the south and I-405 to the north, within the City of Renton, Washington. Information about the larvicides, adulticides and a map of the specific locations are available at www. rentonwa.gov.

For more information about the City’s commitment to help reduce the threat of West Nile virus and control mosquitoes, please contact Allen Quynn, City of Renton Surface Water Utility Engineer, at 425-430-7247 or by email at aquynn@rentonwa.gov.

For additional information about Ecology’s Aquatic Mosquito Control General Permit, please

contact the City of Renton or Jon Jennings, Water Quality Program, Washington State Department of Ecology, at 360-407-6283 or by email at jonathan.jennings@ecy.wa.gov.

Jason A. Seth, City Clerk Published in the Renton Reporter on May 29, 2015. #1327663.

Lower Cedar River Restoration Assessment Project Open House Thursday, June 11, 2015 from 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

The City of Renton will hold a public open house concerning the Lower Cedar River Restoration Assessment Project. The purpose of the project is to evaluate the habitat needs in four reaches of the Cedar River within Renton and to identify feasible habitat restoration opportunities and concepts. This work will occur within the categories of synthesizing existing data, characterization of restoration opportunities and constraints, detailed analysis of specific restoration project opportunities and conceptual design development of the selected sites.

Final design is expected to begin

in fall 2015. The project is 100% funded by a Puget Sound Acquisition and Restoration Project administered by the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office The open house will feature information and exhibits that illustrate the recommended potential Chinook salmon habitat restoration sites along the Lower Cedar River. Residents are invited to learn more about the habitat restoration sites, concept design developments, ask city staff questions and provide feedback.

The open house will be held on Thursday, June 11, 2015, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Renton City Hall, 7th Floor Conferencing Center, 1055 S. Grady Way, Renton, WA 98057.

If you have any questions or comments, please contact Hebé C. Bernardo, Project Manager, City of Renton Surface Water Utility, at (425) 430-7264 or email: hbernardo@rentonwa.gov.

Jason A. Seth City Clerk Published in the Renton Reporter on May 29, 2015 and June 5, 2015. #1327832.

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SURPLUS SALE Cedar River Water and Sewer District will be selling the surplus equipment listed below by sealed bid.

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Please include; bid amount for each item, name, address and phone number. High bidders will be contacted June 16, 2015. The District may reject any bid for good cause. Bidders for the surplus brass items must certify in writing that brass items will be destroyed/recycled and not re-sold in their present form. A reserve price on the brass items will be established prior to 10:00 am on the bid opening date equal to the current market rate, at Pacific, WA. If the reserve price is not met, the items may be withdrawn from sale and sold or disposed of by other methods. High bidders are responsible for all shipping and removal costs.

High bidders must pay by cash or money order and remove items from the District office by no later than 4:00 pm, June 26, 2015. All items sold AS IS. Items may be viewed at the District office by appointment only and include: 1,780 lbs. Leaded Brass items, 1 – Toshiba Fax (broken), 1 – Neopost SI68 Folder/Inserter (broken), 1 – Milwaukee Cordless Drill & Batteries (broken), 3 – Industrial Scientific Gas Monitors (broken), 1 – Gas Monitor Calibrator (broken), 1 – Motorola Radio (broken), 1 – Truck Hitch, 1 – Holley 4 barrel Carburetor, plus miscellaneous broken office supplies.

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Phone stolen from casino | POLICE BLOTTER A casino security camera on May 8 caught a 40-year-old Seattle man in the act of stealing another gambler’s cell phone.

The victim, a 37-year-old Burien man, left his phone charging on one table while he played cards on another, checking it every so often.

He last checked it at about 2:20 a.m. The casino’s security cameras showed the suspect just minutes before unplugging the phone, then hiding it in his palm and sitting down at another table.

The casino on East Valley Road was able to identify the suspect from the video. A charge of third-degree theft was referred to Renton prosecutors.

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Symptoms of Perinatal Depression may be Hard to Recognize It may be hard to recognize perinatal depression because often the symptoms are similar to normal experiences of having a newborn; being exhausted, overwhelmed and adjusting to life with a baby.

Some women may think that their experiences are just part of being a new mom and may not even know about perinatal depression and anxiety. Sometimes women are afraid of being seen as complaining or not being able to handle motherhood.

Some moms feel embarrassed or ashamed that they are not experiencing the joyfulness that they and everyone else, anticipates with motherhood. They fear admitting their negative feelings will lead to being bad mothers.

Each women’s experience is unique, which is why all women should follow up with their healthcare provider if they have any concerns at all about how they are feeling in pregnancy or postpartum.

Talk to Your Healthcare Provider about Mood Concerns Many healthcare providers who care for women in pregnancy will screen women in pregnancy and postpartum, with a routine series of questions assessing the woman’s risk. This is a screening tool and not a diagnosis.

It is also common for pediatric care provider to

screen women at well-baby check-ups as another way of assessing how a new mom is coping. Your healthcare provider is someone you should talk to about any mood concerns in pregnancy or postpartum.

Postpartum Psychosis, Rare but Real Emergency Postpartum psychosis is a much more serious complication, and thankfully, much rarer, occurring 1-2 times per 1000 births. Postpartum psychosis tends to have a rapid onset, usually within two weeks of birth, our Call in Yo go! orders t

and is a break from reality, characterized by delusions, disorganized thinking and sometimes hallucinations.

Initial symptoms may be more subtle, including insomnia, obsessive concerns about the newborn and frequent mood changes.

The delusions and beliefs make sense to the woman experiencing them, and they may wax and wane, at times appearing very psychotic and then “back to normal.”

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tum period is a medical emergency, as women with postpartum psychosis are at increased risk to commit suicide or infanticide.

If you or someone you care about may be experiencing a perinatal mood disorder, please contact

your healthcare provider.

There is help available in many different forms. Some other excellent resources are: • Postpartum Support International (PSI.org) 1.800.944.4773 • PSI Washington 1.888.404.7763 http://www.

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NEEDED THAT COFFEE: Renton Police officers needed to use a portable fingerprint scanner at about 1 a.m. May 2 to identify an uncooperative woman who fell asleep in her car trying to find money to pay for her coffee.

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The City of Renton, Renton Technical College and the Renton Chamber of Commerce are partnering to host a Career Fair June 4 at Renton Technical College.

The event is billed as a great opportunity to meet local Renton businesses, and learn more about public sector job opportunities.

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She finally placed her order but then searched throughout her entire car to find money to pay for it.

By now an officer was approaching her car, after 911 was called.

The suspect gave officers a wrong name and wrong birth dates. Finally her name was confirmed.

She was arrested for making false statements. In searching her, officers found a bag of what she said was Suboxone and another bag containing a substance that tested as heroin.

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BLOCK THOSE CALLS: A 52-year-old Renton man has had enough of harassing telemarketers.

He asked the caller to please stop calling from a 425 area code and to tell his co-workers to do the same. But the calls continued, with a different four numbers at the end of the phone number.

He was getting tired of putting them in his block-number account.

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