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Calls reported to Shelton
Police, Mason County Sher-
iffs Office and Tribal agen-
cies included:
At 3:54 p.m. on Dec. 26,
items were reported stolen
from a residence in the 200
block of South 7th Street.
Doors were reportedly
locked. Stolen items includ-
ed a laptop, a Nook tablet
computer, a Canon digital
camera and a Fuji camera.
Burglaries
At 4:42 p.m. on Dec. 20,
several items were reported
missing from the 500 block
of Northeast Lakeshore
Drive South. At 7:23 p.m. on Dec. 26,
an individual reported that
At 5:12 p.m. on Dec. 21, he chased four children out
an individual reported that of a vacant house in the
their caregiver accidentally 1000 block of East Pickering
left a door cracked in the Road. He said he believed
600 block of East E Street. they broke in, but was un-
Somebody reportedly came able to provide a description
in during the night and of the subjects because he
went through the report- was blind.
ing person's belongings and
stole her checks and medi- At 10:05 p.m. on Dec. 26,
cations, a house located in the 1100
block of East Pickering Road
was reported broken into.
At 2:09 p.m. on Dec. 23,
a possible burglary was re-
ported in the 100 block of
Southeast Steh Chass Place.
At 4:12 p.m. on Dec. 23,
an individual reported that
a man broke into his sister's
house in the 600 block of
Park Street. No items were
reported missing.
At 11:18 a.m. on Dec. 24,
a residential burglary was
reported in the 300 block
of West Fredson Road. The
burglary took place some-
time since Thanksgiving.
Tools, propane and a quad
were reported stolen. Es-
timated value was about
$2,000.
Assaults
At 7:22 a.m. on Dec. 22,
an assault was reported at
the jail in the 400 block of
North 4th Sreet.
At 10:25 a.m. on Dec. 25,
an assault was reported in
the 900 block of Fairmount
Avenue.
At 12:19 p.m. on Dec. 25,
an assault was reported in
an undisclosed address on
West Alder Street.
Domestic violence
At 12:26 a.m. on Dec. 20,
an individual reported that
her husband punched her in
At 11:21 a.m. on Dec. 24, the face on Turner Avenue.
a residential burglary was
reported in the 3600block of At 12:02 p.m. on Dec.
East Pickering Road. About 20, an individual reported
$1,000 in damage was re-a possible domestic distur-
ported, bance in the 100 block of
West Cota Street.
At 12:22 p.m. on Dec. 24,
an attempted burglary took At 10:31 a.m. on Dec. 22,
place in the 1700 block of an individual reported that
Southeast Crescent Drive. her boyfriend assaulted
Approximately $1,200in her in the 26100 block of
damage was reported. North U.S. Highway 101,
Dec. 22 -- Shawn Mi-
chael McElhinney and Ann
Marie Graham
Preston Smith and Tere-
sa Maria Gonzales
Dec. 25 -- Justin Kim
Canterbury and Karl Lor-
raine Canterbury
Dec. 26 -- Brian William
Snyer and Leslie Angelique
Grosz
DIVORCES
Dec. 20 -- Terri L. Van-
DenElzen and LeRoy C.
VanDenElzen
Dec. 20 -- Jeffrey York
and Kristi York
Dec. 23 -- Wendy Pua-
nini Jeffery and James Ed-
ward Jeffery Jr.
~Ioodsport, by attempting to
~hoke her.
ihAt 11:24 p.m. on Dec. 23,
n individual reported that
e was assaulted by her ex-
usband in an undisclosed
ddress on Southeast Ridge
Dec. 23 -- Marilyn J.
Augbun and Johnny L. Aug-
bun
Taylor
Continued from page A-4
Eoad.
organizations, state and
federal agencies and tribes.
However, we have never be-
fore experienced this level of
unified commitment from so
many critical stakeholders.
We believe this is the level
of effort required to ensure
that the Initiative's goals are
achieved.
We at Taylor strongly
commend the federal and
state leadership who worked
to bring about this common
sense reform for business,
tribes, the environment, and
the citizens of Washington
State, and look forward to
doing our part and working
with other stakeholders to
bring the goals of this initia-
tive to fruition.
At 2:56 a.m. on Dec. 24,
~n individual reported that
his wife was drunk and get-
~ing out of control in the 200
block of East Timber Tiger
Lane.
At 10:57 a.m. on Dec.
~4, a second-hand report of
physical domestic violence
was reported in the 800
block of West Cota Street.
At 8:12 p.m. on Dec. 23, a
1992 black Honda Prelude
]?hefts was reported stolen from
At 9:15 a.m. on Dec. 20,the 100 block of West State
Lools were reported stolen Route 108.
from the 1200 block of South
~th Street. At 3:42 a.m. on Dec. 24,
an individual reported that
At 3:40 p.m. on Dec. 20,she just caught two people
Hail was reported stolengetting into her neighbor's
from eight mailboxes on mailbox in an undisclosed
iSoutheast Oyster Beach address on South 10th
~oad. Street. The reporting person
said she confronted them
i At 7:19 p.m. on Dec. 20, a and they said they were
ishoplifting was reported in looking for a church and
~he 100 block of East Wal- were putting candy canes in
!ace Kneeland Boulevard.mailboxes.
~vOSmetics and perfume
ere taken. At 3:42 a.m. on Dec. 24,
an individual reported that
in the 1300 block of West the 500 block of Southeast
Cota Street. Estimated val- Arcadia Shores Road. Chris Bryan Reynolds,
ue was $40. 40, of the 7300 block of
At 1:25 p.m. on Dec. 24,Northeast Hazel Dell Av-
At 3:09 p.m. on Dec. 23, Christmas ornaments wereenue, Vancouver, Wash.,
two packages were reported reported stolen in the 100 was booked at 11:03 p.m. for
stolen after delivery in the block of East Lake Forest DWI, possession of a con-
700 block of East Timber- Drive. trolled substance and pos-
lake East Drive. Estimated session of drug parapherna-
value of the two packages At 10:35 a.m. on Dec. lia.
was more than $400. 26, construction equipment
valued between $1,500- Dec. 25
At 4:43 p.m. on Dec. 23, $2,000 was reported stolen Dale Alan Zimmerman,
an individual reported that from the 2200 block of East 41, of the 400 block of East
she let her sister borrow Brockdale Road. Aycliffe Drive was booked
her car and when it was re- at 12:28 a.m. for violation
turned a wallet was miss- ARRESTS of protection order, assault
ing. The reporting person Dee. 20 fourth degree, interference
said she thinks it was one of Robert Gabriel Bernal, with reporting DV and ma-
her sister's friends. 19, of the 100 block of West licious mischief third de-
Franklin Street was booked
at 7:51 p.m. for malicious
mischief third degree.
James Douglas Harris,
44, of the 800 block of 13th
Street was booked at 10:36
p.m. for assault fourth de-
gree (DV).
Dec. 21
Taralyn A. Sortor, 36,
of the 4000 block of West
Shelton Matlock Road was
booked at 3:31 a.m. for DWI
and possession of controlled
substance.
Gavion Tiger Tinaza, 27,
of the 500 block of North
At 12:10 p.m. on Dec. 21, about 10 mailboxes had
a theft was reported in the been broken into at the post
100 block of East Wallace office, located in the 200
Kneeland Boulevard. block of Reed Way.
i At 3:35 a.m. on Dec. 22, a
theft of $75 was reported in
ithe 200 block of Southeast
]Klah Che Min Drive.
Page
At 12:23 p.m. on Dec.
i22, mail was reported sto-
len from a mailbox in the
3700 block of East Pickering
Road.
At 7:21 a.m. on Dec. 24,
an individual reported that
somebody stole money from
an undisclosed address on
Cascade Avenue.
At 8:06 a.m. on Dec. 24,
a theft was reported in the
100 block of East Wallace
Kneeland Boulevard.
At 1:37 p.m. on Dec. 23, a At 12:05 p.m. on Dec. 24,
bicycle was reported stolen a mail theft was reported in
Reservation Road was
booked at 8:14 p.m. for DWI.
Journal photo by Natalie Johnon
Brad Patterson over as general manager of the Mason County Transportation
Authority last month mad plans to advocate for mobility in Shelton.
Transit A
Continued from page -3
in Colorado and Wyom ng, the self
at opened a
Jp with his
.rs, Patter-
;o college in
taking the
very day.
rted work-
ing as a part time bus idriver, and
has worked in transit ~ver since.
gree.
Chad Allen Gallagher,
42, of the 200 block of Fir
Street was booked at 2:20
a.m. for DWLS third degree
and DWI.
professed Spiderman n
poster and framing Sh
mom. After seven ye~
son decided to go back~
Colorado, and started
bus to class and back e
Soon, Patterson ste
Baskets
Continued from page ~-2
said. ]
"My only concern is ~e had a lot of bas-
kets left over, but that! food went to the
needy anyway," he sai4. "The unclaimed
baskets went to the domestic violence
shelter, the St. David'~l Kitchen for the
Homeless, the Matlocl~ Food Bank and
the Hoodsport Food Bm lk."
The baskets are fille i thanks to mone-
tary donations from con Lmunity members
through a partnership with the Shelton-
Mason County Journal.
Strozyk said the tim [ numbers for do-
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Patterson said he was drawn to tems in Denver, Colo., then moved
transit because he saw it as a way to a company called Teleatlas,
to help people and make the world which does survey work to create
a better place, maps.
"My dad was the third radiolo- Before coming to Shelton, Pat-
gist in the State of Colorado and terson was the Transit Manager
the first in Northern Colorado," he in Greeley Colo.
said. "I was raised with the value Patterson said he views mobil-
of giving back to society. That's ity as a basic quality of life along
why I really enjoy transit - you're with food, water, shelter and safe-
making the world a better place." ty. When he interviewed at MTA,
Patterson helped set up a fixed Patterson told MTA staff that he
route bus system in Loveland Col- wanted to be more than just a
orado, woked at Smart Route Sys- transit manager, but an advocate
nations and what was spent on food were
not yet available.
"Last year, we did 1,057 food baskets,"
he added.
During the food distribution, the Ted-
dy Bear Brigade distributed toys to local
children.
"People sign up for the toys through
the 40 et 8," Destany Kempton said. "The
firemen put money on a certain amount of
gift cards and we take families through a
set aside aisle in Walmart for toys. Fami-
lies only get $25 per kid and we make
sure they haven't been through before."
Patti Kempton said the Teddy Bear Bri-
gade collects all of the toy and stuffed animals
for the toy room in the community center.
Bryant Noel Walker, 26,
of the 1300 block of North
Callow Avenue was booked
at 11:02 a.m. for unlaw-
ful possession of a firearm,
assault first degree with
a firearm, assault second
degree, kidnapping first
degree and burglary first
degree.
Dec. 26
Silverio Pab]o Martin,
19, of the 200 block of South
10th Street was booked at
1:50 a.m. for NVOL without
identification, felony elud-
ing and DWI.
Dec. 23
Jim A. Anderson, 70, of
the 500 block of West Simp-
son Road was booked at 2:48
p.m. for DWI. Ruben Cruz Gomez, 24,
of the 2700 block of Sch-
Brandon Cruise Zinga, ley Boulevard, Bremerton,
22, of the 100 block ofNorth was booked at 2:42 a.m.
Suncrest Drive, Hoodsport, for harrassment/previously
was booked at 4:32 p.m. for convicted.
DWLS third degree.
Felipe Calmo Pablo, 21,
Dec. 24 of the 2700 block of Her-
Samuel Escalente Pablo, ner Boulevard, Bremerton,
22, of the 2000 block of Ad- was booked at 3:51 a.m. for
ams Street was booked atobstructing law enforce-
3:22 a.m. for DWI. ment.
for mobility.
"I'm a good transit manager, but
if that's all you want, you shouldn't
hire me," he said he told his inter-
viewers. "I'm a better transit advo-
cate."
While Mason County has always
supported its transit authority,
Patterson said he wants to work
to make sure everyone here under-
stands the value of transit, which
they pay for with a 6/10 of a percent
sales tax.
"What we're providing to the
community has value," he said.
Patterson is living in a one-bed-
room apartment in Mason County
while he waits for his family to join
him.
Patterson's oldest son will soon
enter the University of Colorado,
but by the beginning of summer,
he hopes his house in Colorado will
sell, and his wife and four other
children will join him in Washing-
ton.
His oldest two sons helped him
move to Washington in November.
"We had a long discusson about
being adoptable, being flexible," he
said. "In transit the one thing that's
constant everyday is change."
After only a few weeks, Patter-
son said he's fallen in love with Ma-
son County's natural beauty.
MTA's staffhas given him a very
warm welcome, he said.
"I'd been here 30 seconds and I
got a hug from someone in our ac-
counting staff," he said.
Patterson said in the coming
months he is excited to get the
project to remodel the transit
community center, or the old ar-
mory, downtown, and to increase
service between Shelton and
Olympia.
Journal photo by Emily Hanson
Lucy Juan Gonzales, 4, holds up the dolls she
chose from the toy room in the Mason Transit
Community Center during the food basket
distribution by the 40 et 8 on Friday, Dec. 23.