Officers were flagged down in a grocery store parking lot on Oct. 11 by a man saying he saw a woman run out of the store screaming that her boyfriend was being attacked by a man with a machete. Officers were able to locate the woman and her boyfriend at a nearby gas station.
Officers were given an envelope on Oct. 10 that contained a $20 bill. An unidentified subject found the bill in the Justice and Municipal Center parking lot and gave it to the court administrator, who gave it to the bailiff, who gave it to officers to place in the property room.
Officers were called Oct. 6 to a stolen Amazon package from the victim’s yard. According to the victim, he called Amazon after the package did not arrive, and the company said the package was delivered and signed for by someone using his name.
On Oct. 1 officers were called to a shoe store to a report of a shoplift. Employees told officers the subject had stolen a pair of shoes by trying them on and then running out of the store. Officers were unable to locate the subject.
A previous letter (Courier-Herald, Sept. 21) gave us an overview of the tax environment in the Washington State mentioning the upcoming ballot wherein Sound Transit is floating a $54 billion initiative to extend their train and transit system.
A colorful quilt can go a long way to comfort a kid in need.
In a well-known book, “People of the Lie: The Hope for Healing Human Evil” (1983), psychiatrist M. Scott Peck explored the nature of evil from his distinctly religious as well as psychological perspective.
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Sumner 27, Puyallup 28
Sumner 27, South Kitsap 30
BOYS GOLF
Bonney Lake 55, Stadium 53
GIRLS GOLF
Bonney Lake 58, Stadium 41
No. 1 singles: Zaylan Jacobsen (S) def. Gabe Ross (SK) 6-1, 6-0. No. 2 singles: Gabe Smith (S) def. Logan Anchick (SK) 6-1, 6-1.
VOLLEYBALL
Wilson 3, Bonney Lake 0
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October 12 at Bonney Lake
“Obama’s Middle Eastern foreign policy is a failure.” So says the Republican Party during this overheated election year. The problem with this statement is that it is patently false. It is political rhetoric meant to discredit the Democrats and help the Republicans retain control of Congress and gain the presidency.
Lane Walthers and Phil Fortunato are seeking the 31st District State House Position No. 2 seat, which is an open position. The two candidates are participating in a three-part debate that is being published in the Courier-Herald and Auburn Reporter. This is the part two of the State House debate. Part one was published in the Oct. 5 edition of the Courier-Herald and it can be found online at www.courierherald.com.
