September 2018

Computer stolen through broken window

A complainant reports his business on 15th Ave. N.W. was burgled some time on Sept. 2. The front glass window of the business office was broken completely out. It appears that the burglar reached in and took an ASUS laptop off of the desk without making complete entry. Police could identify no items or surfaces that the suspect may have touched. At the time of the report, he did not have the model or serial number of the stolen computer. 

$500 Bike Stolen
An officer was dispatched to investigate a burglary at NW 63 ST. He arrived and contacted the husband of the victim, as she was unavailable. He stated the following on her behalf: Overnight, a bike was stolen out of a shed in their yard. The shed was not locked, though the fence to the yard was. She believes that someone hopped the fence and took the bike from the shed.

Tiny Burglary

A resident on S.W. Holden Street reported that someone entered her home sometime Saturday night or early Sunday Sept. 2. Value loss was stated at $2.
 

Misdemeanor assault at Navos

An officer was dispatched to an address on S.W. Holden Street on a report of an assault.  They manager of the Navos facility reported that a patient at that location was assaulted by another patient and wanted to report the assault and press charges but was taken to Harborview Medical Center first.

By Tim Clinton

SPORTS EDITOR

High schools

Football

Chief Sealth hosts West Seattle for 7 p.m. “Huling Bowl” action at the Southwest Athletic Complex on Friday and Ballard entertains Ingraham at 5 p.m. at Seattle Memorial Stadium.

Mount Rainier will be at Highline Memorial Stadium playing Tahoma at 8 p.m. Friday and Kennedy waits until 1 p.m. Saturday to host Blanchet on the same field.

Highline plays host to Orting at 5 p.m. Friday and Evergreen travels to Clover Park for 7 p.m. action.

Foster travels to Franklin Pierce at 7 p.m. Friday.

Seattle Lutheran entertains Crescent at 1 p.m. Saturday at West Seattle Stadium.

Girls soccer

By Gerardo Bolong

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

KENT - Mt. Rainier shot by home team Kent Meridian 5-0 in the 2018 NPSL 4A Cascade Division boys tennis opening match for both squads on Thurs., Sept. 6.

"We had the experience in large spots," said Ram head coach Tim Lee.

Sophomore Lucas Orint and senior Abhi Sanga teamed up to serve and volley past the Royals' Steven Nguyen and Hien Tran, 6-1, 6-0, in No. 1 doubles to ignite the Mt. Rainier charge in comfortable mid 80's temperature.

"We were able to get to the net and get a good percentage of first serves in," observed Orint.

Senior Julian Orint swept by his KM opponent Beau Ervin in a 6-1, 6-1, No. 1 singles event to keep the momentum for the Rams.

No. 2 singles also went to Mt. Rainier as junior Kevin Khong played steadily in besting Zane Cleghorn, 6-2, 6-1.

From District 1 City Councilmember Lisa Herbold's newsletter:

Sound Transit will hold a West Seattle neighborhood forum and open house on Saturday, September 8, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Seattle Lutheran High School gym at 4100 SW Genesee Street.

This meeting is held as part of Sound Transit’s “Level 2” alternatives analysis for the ST3 West Seattle/Ballard light rail line approved by voters in 2016.

The Level 2 analysis includes more detail than before. It includes “high”, “medium” and “low” evaluations for 50+ measurements, which derive from 17 criteria that reflect the Purpose and Need statement.