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Mountlake Terrace suspect arrested, alcohol and high speed contributed to incident claims to have cut him off,” said WSP spokesman Capt. Jason Berry. irkland resident and The SUV, traveling at a Google engineer high speed, used the eastSteve Lacey was bound N.E. 85th Street driving west on busy N.E. exit. The SUV report85th Street Sunday edly crossed the — a trip many east-bound lanes Kirkland and Redand went into the mond residents west-bound lanes take routinely. But of N.E. 85th Street, this drive ended where it struck tragically as Lacey, the top of Lacey’s 43, was the inBMW, killing him nocent victim of a instantly. Steve Lacey road rage incident The State Patrol he was not involved said that excesin. The incident sive speed and alcohol began on Interstate 405 and contributed to the crash. ultimately took Lacey’s life. The driver of the SUV, a The road rage incident 56-year-old Mountlake began around 2 p.m. on Terrace man, was taken to a southbound 405 when the hospital and then the King driver of a Hyundai SUV County Jail. claims he was cut off by an“The driver of the black other car, according to the Hyundai was placed under Washington State Patrol. arrest and is being investi“The driver of the SUV gated on vehicular homitook the exit in an attempt cide charges,” said Berry. to follow the car that he [ more LACEY page 4 ] BY MATT PHELPS

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Kathryn Clarke and her dog Oscar were awarded the winners of the ‘Best Pooch Smooch’ by judges during the annual Go Dog, Go! festival held at Juanita Beach Park last weekend. This was the first year that the event has been produced by the City of Kirkland. The festival played host of hundreds of dog lovers and their pets. To read the full story in the Go Dog, Go! festival see page 3. PEGGY KUNKEL, UW Newslab

Meet the candidates: 2011 City Council primary election Aug. 16 Kirkland City Council Position No. 6 Council candidate Dave Asher

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Kirkland City Council Position No. 2 Council candidate Bob Sternoff

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Dave Asher has been the Vying for Kirkland City Reflective, experienced and chair of the North Rose Hill Council position No. 6, dedicated to his city - that’s Neighborhood Association Martin Morgan said he’s what Kirkland City Council and co-chair of the Kirkland running again because there’s hopeful Jim Hart said about Alliance of Neighborhoods. a lack of accountability in city his credentials for the open He has also served citizens government. council position No. 6. for more than a decade by Morgan ran for council A longtime Kirkland helping to guide the Kirkland in 2009, but earned only 23 resident and land surveyor, City Council from his Posipercent of the vote in the Hart will take on incumbent tion No. 6 seat. general election against curDave Asher as well as Martin [ For the rest of the story on these three candidates see POSITION 6 on page 5 and 7 ]

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Market neighborA stakeholder at the local Jason Gardiner will hood and Kirkland and regional table, Councilchallenge incumbent Bob resident Chuck man Bob Sternoff is running Sternoff for the Kirkland City Hinson’s name remains again for his position No. 2 Council position No. 2 in the on the Aug. 16 primary seat to continue the work he’s primary election on Aug. 16. election ballot but he done on behalf of the City Gardiner seeks to represent has declared he is not of Kirkland over the last six the recently annexed region actively campaigning years. of Kirkland. for the seat. Sternoff will face off “I knew that they weren’t against Kingsgate resident adding seats, even though [ For the rest of the story on these two candidates see POSITION 2 on page 4 ]

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[2] July 29, 2011 [ LACEY from page 1] The man’s bail was set at $50,000 during a hearing Monday and he was to be charged later in the week. According to court documents, the man admitted to being drunk and had trouble maintaining his balance. His blood alcohol level at the scene was 0.328, four times the legal limit. According to Lacey’s blog site, he just celebrated his 10th anniversary

www.kirklandreporter.com with his wife and has two children, a 5-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy. He moved to Redmond in 1997 from London where he grew up. Lacey previously worked for Microsoft in Redmond until 2006 and Facebook for a short time, according to his Web site. Chee Chew, Engineering Director at Google Kirkland, issued a statement Monday: “We were saddened to hear this

tragic news. Our hearts go out to Steve’s family during this difficult time. He will be missed by all of us at Google.” An educational trust has been established for Lacey’s children named the Children’s Memorial Trust of Steve Lacey. Donations can be made through www.paypal.com at stevelaceytrust@gmail. com or at any Chase Bank. A Facebook page has also been set up.

“Steve was a friend of our family, and apart from being a genius tech guy, a wonderful, kind human being, loving husband and father,” posted John Brewer on the Facebook page. “I admired him for being so talented and at the same time remarkably modest and laid back. He was a great man. I wish I had spent more time with him. I can’t believe the bad luck, and tragedy in his life being cut short.”

The page had well over 600 “likes” by Tuesday afternoon. “I am shocked,” posted Bob Silva. “I worked a bit with Steve in the games groups. Not only did I see Steve at Costco earlier that day (and I hadn’t seen for years), we then drove by an unexplainable accident that puzzled us for hours. How can cars crash with such force in a clear view, relatively low speed area? In the end, explanations

did not matter. My family cried for the anonymous (then) victims of that freak accident on that beautiful sunny day.” Investigators are looking for the car that allegedly cut off the SUV and said that it is possible they didn’t know they were a part of the incident. Anyone with more information on the accident is asked to contact the Washington State Patrol at 425-649-4370.

Bicyclist hit by truck, killed on N.E. Juanita Drive identified BY MATT PHELPS

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Kirkland Police are investigating a vehicle collision that resulted in the death of a bicyclist on Juanita Drive Friday. John Przychodzen, 49, of Kirkland died while he was riding his a bicycle as a truck struck him from behind

at approximately 3:45 p.m. in the 8600 block of N.E. Juanita Drive. Przychodzen, who was wearing a helmet, suffered severe injuries in the accident and despite EMS efforts, he was pronounced dead at the scene, said Kirkland Detective Allan O’Neill. The bicyclist did not have any identification on him, but appeared to be in his 40’s or 50’s,

he said. The driver of the vehicle was an 18-yearold man and “there were no indications that the driver of the truck was impaired by drugs or alcohol,” O’Neill added. The Kirkland Police Department Fatality Investigation Team responded to the scene to investigate the collision. Northeast Juanita Drive was closed for several hours during the investigation.

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Go Dog, Go!: Who had the best ‘pooch smooch’?

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ast Saturday, dogs parading along the shores of Lake Washington created a magical sight. Some walked, others rode in strollers, and a few peeked out of purses or were carried by their owners. The event was a twomile dog walk, part of the third annual Go Dog, Go! Kirkland Canine Festival at Juanita Beach Park. German shepherds, collies, terriers, Labradors and other breeds came to play and participate. There was no admission charge to attend the festival, although the Dog Walk fee was $20 per family. Funds raised assist the city to maintain dog-waste stations at Kirkland parks. Events held throughout the day – musical chairs, dog races, dog tricks – were all designed to showcase dogs. After his dog won the “best tricks” award for the second year in a row, Ray Smutek, 75, said, “I do it because it’s fun!”. Woody

the Housedog from the Woodmark Hotel appeared at the event and the K-Dog booth “Fetch a wave” offered to photograph dogs on a real surfboard. The Humane Society presented adoption papers to one lucky young lady, Brenda Williamson, who said, “I am just so excited, the dog just came right up to me! I knew he was the one, and, I got to take him home today.” Contests kept the crowds entertained, including “Who is the best pooch smoocher?”. There were hilarious displays of kisses as the dogs lapped and slobbered all over their owners’ faces. After watching all the participants and their four-legged friends smooch, the judges awarded the “Best Pooch Smooch” to Oscar and his owner, Kathryn Clarke. Dogs danced, barked and played. Contessa, 11, “has been dancing for four years,” said Patty Brooks, her owner. Decked out in a blue sequined collar, Contessa was beautiful with her shiny black fur and

she performed her routine flawlessly. Cascade Dog Sports Club held races throughout the day. The dogs raced, jumping hurdles to obtain the coveted golf ball and get it back to their owners. Susan Martin, a Kirkland resident, held her Yorkshire terrier. When asked if she was participating in contests, she smiled and said, “We just enjoy watching the dogs race.” The flying disk event had dogs jumping high in the air to catch the disks. One contestant’s routine, combining speed and the colors black and yellow, captivated the audience as the dog caught the flying disk time after time. Another contestant, MaryAnna Swainston, 7, said, “I’m not nervous, I do this all the time.” Her dog Gus seized the flying disk, jumping high in the air to make the catch and returning it to the smiling girl. MaryAnna’s father and grandfather also competed in this event, making it a three-generation event. Mike Metteer, business services program manager

Dogs and their owners enjoy the sunshine during the third annual Go Dog, Go! event at Juanita Beach Park. PEGGY KUNKEL, Special to the Reporter with the city of Kirkland said, “This is the third year of this event – last year there were about 2,000 attendees; this year, I know

we have already exceeded that number.” Metteer praised the “many great volunteers.” Attendees spent the

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day connecting with dog enthusiasts, bonding with pets and visiting the booths of the many pet-related vendors and sponsors. Holly, 5, proudly pointed to her dog, Steve, saying, “I especially liked watching the dogs do tricks. Steve can do tricks. Steve can lie down and he can sit up.” Some have already added this event to their dog’s social calendar for next year. Yes, it is amazing that dogs have social calendars—but don’t forget they are man’s best friend.

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“Steve was a friend of our family, and apart from being a genius tech guy, a wonderful, kind human being, loving husband and father. I admired him for being so talented and at the same time remarkably modest and laid back. He was a great man,“ said John Brewer

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Last week’s poll results: “Do you see the increased Kirkland Police presence in the new annexation neighborhoods as a positive thing?”

UI incidents have plagued the pages of the Reporter for many years in tragic stories and in the weekly police blotter. This week was no exception. A drunk driver killed Kirkland resident and Google engineer Steve Lacey on Sunday as he drove home along N.E. 85th St. after running an errand at Costco. Some people may become desensitized to seeing so many unfortunate stories of driving under the influence and its harrowing consequences. But it is important to remember the victims are real people. Lacey, a 43-year-old father of two young children, recently celebrated his 10th anniversary with his wife. It is difficult to imagine how this mother will explain to 5-year-old Jasmine and 7-year-old Julian that their father will never come home. Last year, we reported on Snohomish resident Matthew McDonald, who pleaded guilty to four counts of vehicular homicide after he ran a stop sign at a high rate of speed and smashed into a car. McDonald had a blood alcohol level of .123 when he and a passenger climbed into his vehicle after drinking beer for nearly 12 hours. The legal limit for blood alcohol content in Washington State is .08. McDonald survived the crash; the four victims did not. Those victims include Tom and Hilda Woods, the son and daughter-in-law of former Kirkland Mayor Bill Woods. The other couple was Brad and Melissa Agerup. The two couples were returning home after planning a birthday party. Bill Woods got to spend Thanksgiving with his only son before he was killed. He later told the Reporter: “The driver walked away with little or no injuries. But that’s pretty typical – drunks always fall down and never get hurt.” Another drunk driver killed two Federal Way students in June

of 2010 on their last day of high school. Derek King and Nicholas Hodgins were both Decatur High School seniors set to graduate three days before they were killed. Kirkland resident Alexander E. Peder’s vehicle rear-ended the students’car that had broken down on southbound I-5, completely smashing the rear end of the car and almost pushing it into the front seat. Peder was sentenced to102 months last April. During the emotional sentencing that was attended by more than 100 family members and friends of the victims, many spoke of their loved ones who were killed. “I spent my time looking out for him,”said Brandi Gleason, Hodgins’older sister. “This is one thing I couldn’t protect him from. There is a day when (Peder) can rebuild his life. Our family can never

regain what we’ve lost. We are stuck with this for the rest of our lives.” While DUI offenders can brush off the lives they took after serving quick sentences, victim’s families can never forget. We should not either. It takes a great deal of social responsibility to prevent DUI incidents. If you plan to drink, simply put – don’t drive. If your friend plans to drink, don’t let them drive. Take the keys and throw them in a lake, if necessary. If you serve alcohol, know the limits. Allowing someone to purchase one more mixed drink just to increase your bottom line may be the difference between sobriety and pushing someone over the drunken threshold.

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ECA Thrift Shop celebrates 30 years This year marks the Eastside Community Aid Thrift Shop’s 30-year anniversary. It all started when a group of 14 neighbors in Bellevue decided to hold a garage sale. The sale went so well that they decided to donate the money to some local charities. The charities were so grateful that the neighbors decided they were on to something. So, on Nov. 19, 1981, the Eastside Community Aid Thrift Shop was officially formed. Jo Legan was one of those 14 women who helped start ECA. She volunteered at the shop until she became ill. She was the last one of the original women to still work at the shop until her death in January 2004. That is why when she died we decided to start the three Lake Washington Technical College scholarships in her name. We do one engineering and two human service scholarships in honor of her because she was an engineer at Boeing and the Thrift Shop is a human service organization. The shop started in Redmond and is presently at its fifth location in Kirkland. Today, we have approximately 60 all-volunteer staff members who sort new and used donations, price it and put it on display at the

shop’s Totem Lake West store. After paying the rent and bills, the surplus money is then donated back to our Eastside community through non-profit organizations and three Lake Washington Technical College student scholarships. The list of nonprofit organizations that have benefited from the shop’s monetary and physical donations is long. We have given money to 74 different organizations. Some are: Eastside Domestic Violence Program, Assistance League of the Eastside, Helping Hands for the Disabled, Hopelink, the Humane Society, Evergreen Hospice, Eastside Medic Response Units, Sibling House, King County Search and Rescue, Eastside Baby Corner and Compassionate Friends. In February of this year ECA also celebrated reaching a milestone of giving more than $1,000 in cash back into our community. The shop is not affiliated with any church, service club, school or any other organization. It’s something all its own: a group of volunteers, anyone can join who simply want to help make our Eastside community a better place to live. The volunteers put the best items on display at the shop. The less-than best is passed on to other organizations that can use the items. Nothing goes to waste. Colored tags are put

on each item, that way donations are rotated through the shop on a threemonth cycle. As a result, the shop is one of the more upscale thrift shops on the Eastside. In many cases, clothing sales benefit the buyer as much or more than the store. As people lose their jobs, and need a good shirt or jacket for an interview, they can easily find a quality garment for $4 to $10. That same clothing item would be worth 10 times as much new. All-aged kids love putting together nice school outfits or Halloween costumes at the shop. The quality and rock bottom prices seem to attract almost everyone at one time or another. Eastside Domestic Violence clients come in and each member of their family get three complete outfits along with housewares, and additional supplies if needed. Eyeglasses are donated to the Lion’s Club. Cell phones go to Domestic Violence. Clothes and shoes are passed on to clothing banks. There is a place for all to pass on donations. ECA also is a green business where everything possible is recycled. To celebrate 30 years in the community, ECA is having an open house with a storewide half-off sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 12-13. ECA is located at 12451 116th Ave. in Kirkland. Contact us at 425-825-1877.

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Toby Nixon not best choice for Kirkland Mr. Toby Nixon was not prophetic or prescient when it came to annexation. Instead, he was pathetic. He did not represent the citizens of Kirkland. Instead he endorsed more government controls, more regulations, millions more in debt, and policies that seriously impact our personal freedoms. He also failed to acknowledge the true cost to those in the annexation area. He was seeking an opportunity to re-ignite his political career. He didn’t care what they wanted to the extent of endorsing the denial of letting the citizen’s vote on the issue. He believed he knew best. Are the citizens going to let him decide what’s best for them or do they believe they can decide for themselves? He would be a terrible choice if the people who voted for him thought they were voting for someone who will represent them. His opponent, Ms. Jessica Greenway, has a far better record of representing the people and their neighborhoods. She’s a far better choice if you want someone to represent what you believe.

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www.kirklandreporter.com open for business, but we need to show that,� said Asher. “We need to look said Asher. “There are at tax breaks for those a lot of things we don’t who are growing their have control over.� business and not charge He would like to see them for that growth. the city continue to be We need to let diligent in trackthem grow for a ing to make sure longer time and tax dollars go then share in their where they are recovery.� most needed. He said he will “We have to be push for the city even more effecto have better tive,� said Asher. communication Dave Asher “We have seen with new busithe county, state nesses. and federal levels “We need to ask ‘what of government withdraw from areas we have tradi- are we doing right and what do you need?’� tionally depended on.� He also wants to see But Asher says the city the city do a better job of needs to step it up with its business development. gauging its own results and not just efforts. He points to the city not “We need to work for being rated very well on outcomes,� said Asher. its performance in that “We need to take control area. of our goals and measure “We say that we are

Dave Asher seeks fourth term on Kirkland City Council the city think it is over. But it will take a decade to find the equilibrium for this larger Kirkland. There is still a lot of fundamental work to be done.� The incumbent said his experience on the neighborhood association with the North Rose Hill annexation taught him some valuable lessons. “The city had not planned well and it took us to force some issues,� said Asher. “This is a long-term issue. I have been there and I am sensitive to the challenges in the new neighborhoods.� Another challenge that Asher foresees is the continuing struggles of the economy. “We don’t drive our own train on this one,�

[ POSITION 6 from page 1] He is seeking his fourth term on the council because he feels he has a lot left to contribute. “I am still having fun,� said Asher. “I enjoy having a voice and helping to build our community. I want to fundamentally contribute to the future of Kirkland.� Asher is passionate about his responsibilities as a council member and he takes them seriously. One of the biggest issues he sees for the next term is reminding people that annexation began on June 1 and it is a long process to get it right. “Annexation isn’t over and I am surprised that it is more of a new idea than I originally expected,’� said Asher. “Some in

Morgan would hold the Kirkland City Council accountable least 36 calls made to the Kirkland Police Department over a three-year period by Morgan or his neighbors. One call resulted in Morgan’s arrest in 2008 following an altercation with his neighbors. Morgan was charged in King County Superior Court and later pleaded guilty to fourth degree assault and resisting arrest, while two other assault charges were dismissed, according to court records. He served a one-year probationary sentence, which included 120 hours of anger management and 25 hours of community service, according to court documents. Morgan also had an ongoing dispute with the city, resulting in a $20,000 fine in 2006 for code violations including improper tree removal and junk accumulation

in violation of the zoning rent Mayor Joan McBride. code. “How many more city He is in the race this council elections are time against incumbent there between now and Dave Asher and fellow then?� Morgan said, notchallenger Jim Hart. His ing his plans to continue pledge if he wins: running for council at “I’d hold the counleast until 2016 if he isn’t cil accountable and I’d elected this time. only work for the During the citizens,� Morinterview, Morgan gan said, during became incensed an interview last at the Kirkland week at The Game Reporter and acNeighborhood cused the newsGrill and Bar in paper of publishJuanita. Martin Morgan ing a “hit piece� But for a canagainst him in a didate who touts front-page story accountability, Morgan still owes the city in August 2009: “Council candidate Martin Morgan payment for a $20,000 has criminal record, owes fine imposed five years city $20,000.� ago, which he says he The story outlined doesn’t plan on paying a longtime civil feud anytime soon. According between Morgan and his to Oskar Rey, assistant city attorney, Morgan has neighbors over his and until 2016 to pay the fine, his wife’s adjacent three at which time the amount Kirkland properties. Police records showed at would double if he is still

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the results.� Part of gauging the results is for the city to be more transparent in how it conducts business. Asher said that transparency will allow the city to serve its citizens better. “People are much more ready to support things if they understand what is going on.� He views his ability to communicate with the various Kirkland neighborhoods as his biggest strength. But he is humble enough to admit when he makes a mistake. “There was an issue where I voted ‘no’ and everyone else voted yes,� said Asher, a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel who served in the regular Army for 21 years as an aviator, infantryman, and long-range planning officer. “I found out later that I did not understand

on his properties. and I’d only work for the But Morgan believes he citizens,� said Morgan. didn’t do anything wrong Other issues facing the and said the city is trycity include the recent ing to “drive me out� of annexation and the budKirkland. get, said Morgan, adding “He’s a bulldog – he’s that he is committed to not going anywhere,� said fiscal responsibility. If Bill Henkens, who owns elected, he would also The Game bar and manfocus on funding public aged Morgan’s last services, preservcampaign. ing neighborhood Morgan, a character and proVOTE 34-year Kirkland moting a healthy resident, said he business environhopes voters will ment, he said. elect him so he can Morgan, who is ensure that what hapself employed, also served pened to him doesn’t in the Navy, served as a happen to others. In fact, Pony Baseball Commishe said his experience sioner and worked on the with the city would be his Neighborhood Comprebiggest strength on the hensive Plan and the 85th council. Street Corridor. “The council can’t “From the first time I bribe me or get me set foot in Kirkland 34 wrapped up in their crap, years ago, I knew it would

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the full context. I am pretty proud of doing my homework on the issues, so that was tough.� But the biggest thing he is proud of from his nearly 12 years on council is when the members work together. “Individual council members don’t do much, we do things as a team,� said Asher, who has been involved in drafting the city code of ethics. “I am proudest when we are able to work together and move issues forward.�

Contact Dave Asher at 425-681-3283 or visit www.daveasher.org. be a wonderful place to live and raise a family. Sharon and I have been married for 23 years, raising our two children here, and enjoying Kirkland’s many amenities,� said Morgan in his candidate statement in the King County voter’s pamphlet. “Although a wonderful place to live, the lack of accountability in city government keeps our city from prospering and being all it can be. We need to elect a council that seeks accountability and stops civil retribution.�

Contact council candidate Martin Morgan via email at martinmorgan77@gmail.com or call 425-822-4965.

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Hart has long history in Kirkland three issues facing Kirkland this election are the Morgan for a chance economy and budget, at the council seat this the annexation and the August. Parkplace zoning and In his 80s, Hart has construction. spent nearly 70 years in “Somehow, the survey busiwe’ve got to make ness previously sure the downowned by his fatown area comes ther and founded back to life a little in Kirkland. more. … There’s “I have a pretty an area with too good knowledge of many vacant just about everyJim Hart buildings in it,” thing in the area,” said Hart. he said. On the econHart previously ran for omy, Hart took a stab at city council in 1987 and Asher. said he lost by only four “I understand that my votes. opponent is sometimes “It’s unfinished businot business oriented,” he ness,” said Hart. “I didn’t said. “If you don’t have win last time.” a retail market then you He believes the big

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July 21 Illegal substance: 9:44 p.m., 9700 N.E. Juanita Drive. An 18-year-old Kirkland man was stopped for speeding and upon contact the odor of marijuana was detected. The man admitted to having the marijuana and turned over 1.86 grams to the officer. Domestic: 11:43 p.m., 15000 block of 117th Place N.E. A 21-year-old Kirkland man was arrested after he allegedly punched his girlfriend in the face and

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don’t have much of a city, either.” Hart has owned his namesake surveying business for decades. “I’ve been in business now I don’t know how many years, but when it comes to a budget, I know what it is,” said Hart. He also positioned himself as a supporter of the city’s recent annexation of North Juanita, Kingsgate and Finn Hill. “It’s a tremendous area,” he said. “Now the government is closer to the people; I think (the areas are) going to be great assets for the city and that the city is a great asset for them.” So what’s his pitch? “I know what it takes to get streets made, to get water to a place. We

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Domestic: 12:41 a.m., 10000 block of N.E. 120th Street. A 31-year-old Renton man was arrested after he was found to have multiple warrants and was in possession of marijuana.

Warrant arrest: 11 a.m., 132nd Ave. N.E. and N.E. 73rd Street. A 60-year-old Kirkland man contacted police to report a verbal disturbance between himself and three Kirkland teenagers over litter on the street. Upon contact one of the teens, a 15-year-old boy from Seattle, was found to have an outstanding warrant out of Seattle. The other two boys were warned about littering.

July 18 Theft: 11:07 p.m., 100 block of Lake Street. A 37-year-old Kirkland man was contacted by police outside a restaurant after disrupting and refusing to pay his $50.60 bill. The suspect stated that the restaurant had his credit card and it could be charged but his credit card had been left at a bar previously during the night. The card was subsequently declined. The suspect could not provide payment and refused a trip to the ATM. He was arrested on two counts of theft.

July 17 Domestic: 9: 30 p.m., 13400 block of N.E. 133rd Street. A 22-year-old man and his 20-year-old wife, both of Kirkland, got into an argument over hair dye. The suspect grabbed his wife’s writ and twisted it causing her pain and to fear him. The man was arrested for domestic violence.

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DUI: 1:49 a.m., 14200 block of Juanita Drive N.E. A one vehicle traffic collision investigation revealed that the driver was under the influence of drugs. There was a minor injury to the sole occupant of the vehicle. DUI: 3:09 a.m., 1800 6th Street. A 21-year-old Seattle woman was observed unconscious in the driver’s seat of her parent’s vehicle, which was running. She was awakened by an EMT banging on the windows and refused a field sobriety test. The woman submitted a blood alcohol level of .224. She said she had not intention of driving but had the vehicle on for heat. Theft: 8 a.m., 1400 block of 124th Ave. N.E. A Kingsgate Safeway employee took a Starbucks’ coffee pot and a bag of coffee without paying for them while on the clock. The suspect was arrested. DUI: 4:31 p.m., N.E. 132nd Street and 116th Way N.E. Kirkland police units were dispatched to a report of a hit and run. A witness followed the suspect into a parking lot where she almost hit another vehicle and parked in a stall. The 76-year-old Kirkland woman was contacted by police and was unable to perform a balance test. The suspect submitted a blood alcohol content of .199. The woman was charged with DUI, hit and run and driving without an ignition lock.

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Assault: 11:40 p.m., 52 Lakeshore Plaza. An 18-year-old Seattle man was arrested after assaulting two people at K-Town and

Theft: 3 a.m., 11300 block of N.E. 129th Court. A 45-year-old Kirkland man reported that his credit card had $100 in fraudulent charges. The card was canceled.

DeLong has been a PTA member since 1974 and has served in many capacities at the local unit and council levels over the years. She has received four Golden Acorn Awards, one council Outstanding Service Award, at least two Honorary Life Membership Awards, and has achieved the Crystal Level of WSPTA’s Leadership Academy, the highest level a PTA leader can obtain.

In addition to her volunteer service for PTA, she is also involved in Campfire Boys and Girls, children’s choirs, neighborhood associations, school district foundations, grassroots advocacy campaigns and the Coast Guard. The Outstanding Service Award is the highest volunteer service award presented by the Washington State PTA. It is only presented to one or two recipients each year.

designed City Hall at one time, we put all of the water mains all over Rose Hill. “You know which steps to make an area become a village and a village to become a town.” As for his strengths and weaknesses, he was at a loss for words. “I hadn’t thought about it that way,” he admitted. “I probably talk too much! I like to read and find out what’s good or what’s possible and not possible, and then work

on the (ideas) that are going to make progress.” Hart isn’t running on any new ideas he hopes to bring to the council, but rather dedication to the people of Kirkland and his experience with business. “I just want to make sure that what I do is right for everybody. You can’t please everybody all the time; if it’s progressive and not expensive, then I’m for it – if it gets overly expensive, then I would vote against,” he

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we’re doubling in size,” he said, “I felt this was an opportunity to make an area representative.” The annexation figures strongly in his plans for Kirkland, if elected. He views the addition of Finn Hill, North Juanita and Kingsgate neighborhoods as the top issue facing the city. Gardiner intends to make the continued merging of the old and new

neighborhoods into a new Kirkland his top priority. “Really, it’s going to be about a lot of communication and explanation,” he said. “Making sure that services are equally split between old Kirkland and new Kirkland and letting people know why Kirkland does things the way it does.” He explained that the newest neighborhoods are used to operating on their own. Now, they are under Kirkland regulations, and

Sternoff brings experience to council race [ POSITION 2 from page 1] Jason Gardiner in the Aug. 16 primary. The city currently faces several issues, from the community’s top priorities – public safety and parks – to others such as transportation, economic development and annexation, Sternoff said. He noted the top issues

are both budget-based and “I’ve worked very hard over the last 15 years to do our budget in a different way. So now we’ve finally allocated $25,000 of our budget to look at ways and hopefully put together a framework for a citizen-based budget like other cities have done,” he said.

new police headquarters at the old Costco building. Paired with this younger approach is a fresh perspective on council operations. “People are used to doing things a certain way because that’s the way they’ve always been,” he said. If elected, Gardiner aims to streamline and cut redundancy of council processes and procedures. Gardiner’s greatest challenge could come with his freshman status, if elected. “I haven’t been involved in city government in the last 20 years,” he said. “I

Another major issue for the city is transportation. Through the city’s Complete Street Program, council members and staff try to figure out ways for multi-modal means of transportation, he noted. “Those are issues that everyone in the region faces and it’s one of the reasons I’m at the table,” said Sternoff, who is a city representative as chair of the Suburban Cities Caucus to the Puget Sound Regional Council Growth Management Planning Board. He is also an executive board member of the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) and a board member of the PSRC Transportation 2040 Prioritization Working Group. “We’re trying to come up with a framework for how you would evaluate transportation projects that there may be federal funding for, if it comes back,” said Sternoff. The city also faces economic development challenges as Kirkland’s businesses struggle, he said. He has seen this challenge firsthand as the owner and manager of several diversified real estate development companies. “I think that one of our efforts by the council needs

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to be to try and understand hoods has gone “extremely first what these struggling well.” However, annexation businesses are going through, will continue to be a chaland secondly to figure out if lenge. there are things that we can “There’s still some leftover do,” said Sternoff, who is on projects from King County the city’s Economic Develop- and things we need to deal ment Committee. with out there,” he said, And helping local businoting the unfinished sevennesses to survive is important and-a-half story Bel Lago to the city’s economic wellcondominiums on Northeast being as surrounding Juanita Drive he areas compete for visited the other business. day. The behemoth “I can tell you that building, which King in my meetings – just County allowed to be one I came out of this built in 2006 despite morning – the City neighbors’ objecof Renton produced tions, blocks several Bob Sternoff their urban center residents’ views of plan and it’s pretty Lake Washington phenomenal what and many argue, has they’re doing,” he noted. “So devalued the neighborhood. we’re competing not necesSternoff said his biggest sarily with cities right next accomplishment while servto us - although everybody ing on the council was the always brings up Bellevue annexation. we’re competing all over this “I worked very hard on region. Businesses are going annexation. That was someto go where they can make thing where sometimes when a living and that will never people sit in the same room stop. So we have to be aware for a long time, they breathe of that and make that a prior- the same air and atrophy ity if we’re to continue to try happens,” he said, noting he and have a balanced revenue worked to develop the finansource from our businesses cial model and to push for and our property tax.” the fourth council vote that On the annexation issue, was needed to pass the anhe said the city’s absorption nexation measure. “For me, of the Kingsgate, Finn Hill it had been the right thing and North Juanita neighborto do for a lot of years and not only for the city where we could amortize our costs Wellness Center much better and really give

don’t have all the contacts and background knowledge that Bob has. Nobody knows who I am.” Still, Gardiner will fight to stake a claim in city council for the newly annexed areas. “I bring honesty, integrity and a fresh perceptive to council, and I want to represent the people of Kirkland,” said Gardiner.

Contact Jason Gardiner at jason@gardiner4kcc2.com or 425-283-9348. Visit www.gardiner4kcc2.com for more information. some sustainability to our police and fire in our city, but also the ability for the people (in the new neighborhoods) to get direct representation. “ One thing Sternoff would have done differently on the council, however, would be to push harder on the annexation budget much sooner. Sternoff said he is the right choice for position No. 2 because he has devoted the past 16 years to the city in many ways. Prior to serving on the council, he served eight years on the Kirkland Park Board. He also was a founding member of the Downtown Action Team, where he served as vice chair of the Executive Committee, chair of the Parking Subcommittee and vice chair of the Lakeshore Plaza Design and Development Sub-Committee. He said he looks forward to bringing his depth of experience to the council for another term. “The next couple of years are going to be very important. Kirkland, with the annexation, will gain our own seat on the Puget Sound Regional Council Board. It’s important for someone to be there and I’ve stepped into that and put myself in a position where the city gets a say.”

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Independence Day. Gardiner hopes to soothe “That way, people in any “chaffing,” as he calls Juanita could see it, too,” the difficulties associated he said. with the transition. In addition to addressThe budget is his second priority. “I want to do more ing the annexation, budget and living quality of with less,” he said. Kirkland, Gardiner Finally, Gardiner will bring a younger wants to improve approach to the the quality of council table. life in Kirkland. “One idea is Despite budget increasing the cutbacks, he wants green energy to get creative with Jason Gardiner development here city-sponsored in Kirkland,” he services and events. said. For example, Gardiner He offered the example of suggested installing solar moving the firework barge panels on the roof of the further into the lake this

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Kirkland woman, turns 100, recalls life during ‘tough times’ Reflecting back on her 100 years of life and her career, former Washington State news reporter, Grace Weber, said her biggest accomplishment was during the years she worked as a newspaper reporter for both the Spokane Chronicle and the Wenatchee Daily World. She had always been interested in communication and was assigned to provide coverage of the Grand Coulee Dam project. “That was a fascinating story! Everyone was interested in the latest news of the project,” Weber recalled. She drove all over the Columbia Basin area. Her own son taught her press photography that he had learned himself while in the Army. The cameras, and the slides, were very large. “I would transport the latest photographs and stories by train or bus to get them published the very next day in Wenatchee and Spokane.” Weber was born in Salt Lake City, Utah on June 17, 1911. The oldest of five siblings, she and her family moved to Alberta, Canada at the age of 2. She lived in Canada through her elementary school years and feels she was fortunate to have had an excellent educational experience. At that time, Weber said the Canadian schools were much more

efficient than in the U.S. and her English teachers were so very good that she feels it contributed to her ability to gain a career as a news reporter later in life without obtaining a college degree. While in her teens, the family moved to Seattle where she graduated from Highline High School in 1929. This period marked the beginning of the Great Depression, and while in high school she secured a job in a Woolworth’s store. She was the only one in her family of seven who had a job and worked to support them all. “Young people today do not know what it was like to be in tough times. Those were tough times,” Weber said. She recalled feeling quite fortunate to earn money when jobs were so hard to come by. A family friend who worked in a bakery took small amounts of leftover bread and saved it in a bag, then about once a week, he would bring it to the family’s home and this was, sometimes, nearly all they had to get by on. Weber soon met a gentleman named Bill Mayer who she married and together they had a son, Pat. They eventually divorced and later, Weber traveled to Kodiak, Alaska where she took a correspondence course and worked during WWII. All the women were

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Plenty of praise from new residents, but also some concerns 2,700 addresses have changed from Bothell to Kirkland BY ANDY NYSTROM Bothell Reporter

Kirkland Postmaster Kathy Dela Cruz said the mail-delivery process is moving smoothly as of July 1, a month after about 2,700 households with Bothell addresses were annexed into Kirkland. Overall, more than 12,700 homes sat in the annexation area of Finn Hill, North Juanita and Kingsgate in unincorporated King County. She noted that three mail carriers cover the old Bothell addresses, with two covering their same routes and one staking out a new one. “We’re adjusting to a little bit more travel time to deliver the mail,� Dela Cruz said of the new route. Marie Stake, Kirkland communications program manager, said there’s a bit of adjusting for everyone, especially new residents. “We’ve been getting emails and calls from people asking about garbage service and police service,� she said of the two main concerns. “We’ve also been getting praise and thank you, because there’s more police, City Hall is right here and their elected officials are close to them.� But going from a 98011 zip code to 98034 hasn’t been fine for everyone. “Some people did not want the change. We got some calls with people saying, ‘I did not know about this,’� Dela Cruz said. “It was voted on — it passed. You just listen (to them). People think it (could) change their property values.� (After a Reporter search of real-estate Web sites and other cities that have

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yard waste — (are picked up) every week.� Dwyer noted that all her kids were educated in the Lake Washington School District, and her house was listed as a Kirkland residence when the family bought it since it was just outside the city limits. Due to the size and complexity of the Finn Hill, North Juanita and Kingsgate annexation, services will be transitioned over time as revenue sources become available, according to the city’s Web site. As noted, some immediate changes are police, road maintenance and solidThe Kirkland Post Office is located in downtown Kirkland at 721 4th Avenue. MATT PHELPS, Kirkland Reporter waste services. Many either had annexations or Kirkland’s population in the three neighborservice providers will are proposing to do so, well over 80,000, making hoods. The King County remain the same includproperty values are said it the 12th largest city in Sherrif ’s Department has ing fire and emergency to remain the same.) the state. just three deputies to remedical service, water/ New Kirkland resident The initial vote on the spond to issues in an area sewer provider, libraries Scott Helton, who lived annexation needed 60 with more than 31,000 and telecommunications with a Bothell address percent to pass in 2009. residents. But some are companies (phone, telefor 16 years, offered: “I Normally, annexation skeptical of the increased vision and Internet). would think the property without an assumption patrols. Seeing Kirkland city values would go up. But of debt needs a simple “We consider ourselves workers in action around then if it goes up, that majority. City officials to be part of their comhis neighborhood has could be bad because ultimately included the munity,� said Kirkbeen a plus for Helthen they could “We’ve been getting assumption of land Police Capt. ton. raise property Bill Hamilton in a “It seems like ANNEXATION emails and calls Kirkland’s curtaxes, too. rent debt in the Kirkland Reporter they’re kind of from people asking “I’m a little ballot measure. story earlier this jumping into about garbage leery. I’m just The vote failed month. “We take it,� he said while service and police to get 60 percent pride in our comwaiting to see pointing to one of service. We’ve also by just seven what happens, munity. We want to ease the tree-filled islands in been getting praise votes. But with because it’s so into things and just raise the 92nd Place Northeast and thank you, new to us.� the vote being awareness.� cul-de-sac, and noting because there’s According to well over the 50 It’s been “so far, so that workers have been more police, City percent mark a city finances good� for new Kirkland maintaining them nicely. Hall is right here needed for just newsletter, resident Sue Dwyer, who “I think it’s going to be and their elected annexation, the Kirkland is has lived in her 92nd good in the long run. officials are close to Kirkland City one of several Place Northeast home for It’s better to be Kirkland them.� jurisdictions Council repeat15 years. than just unincorpothat levies proped history by “The police presence Marie Stake rated.� erty taxes, and voting to annex is amazing now. I never New Kirkland residents Stake noted that without putting saw a police car up here will have to update their Kirkland receives just the burden of previous — ever,� she said (Helton driver’s licenses and their 14 percent of residents’ debts incurred by the city added that some of the vehicle registrations; the property tax bills. on the new residents. The speed traps are “kind of King County Elections For 2011, annexed exact same thing ocridiculous�). Dwyer addOffice will automatically residents will continue to curred with the city’s last ed: “Our garbage service send them an updated pay property taxes to the annexation of Rose Hill has changed. And for me, voter-registration card King County Treasurer’s in 1988, which also inthe better, because all in the mail by the end of Office; in 2012, those cluded the Lower Juanita three — recycling, trash, July. residents will pay taxes neighborhoods. to the city of Kirkland, Many voted in favor Stake added. of the annexation for an $ The annexation pushed increased police presence

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“collective gardens” away from schools and parks, whether to permit them in residential areas and whether to limit the number of “collective gardens” on a single property. The council will hold a required public hearing at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 2 at Kirkland City Hall, 123 Fifth Ave. to receive public comment on Ordinance 4316, which established the moratorium. A medical marijuana “collective garden” is an area or garden where qualifying patients engage in the production, processing, transporting, and delivery of marijuana for medical use as defined in a 1998 state law (RCW

69.50). In the 2011 Washington State legislative session, E2SSB 5073 was passed, which broadened the scope of the state’s medical marijuana law. Gov. Gregoire vetoed 36 of the 57 sections of E2SSB 5073. She did approve the allowance of medical marijuana “collective gardens.” Some of the sections the governor vetoed were in response to a warning by the U.S. Attorney’s Office that the bill would place state workers who implement state regulations related to medical marijuana at risk of criminal prosecution. The city is concerned that this warning also applies to city personnel. During the Aug. 2 public hearing, the council

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that heavy congestion during these closures restricts access to the exits. There will be two separate bridge closures on Aug. 4: from 9:45 a.m to noon; and 1:15-2:30 p.m. The bridge will also close from 12:452:40 p.m. Aug. 5-7. Drivers who want to ensure they can cross the

lake using I-90 should drive across Lake Washington at least one hour before the announced closure times. No stopping or parking is allowed on the floating bridges. During the I-90 closures, the SR 520 floating bridge will remain open to vehicular traffic.

The Washington State Department of Transportation will close all lanes of Interstate 90 across Lake Washington several times from Aug. 4-7 for air show practices and performances by the U.S. Navy Blue Angels. By closing I-90, WSDOT is complying with Federal Aviation Administration rules to create a safer environment for drivers and Blue Angels pilots by reducing distractions to both. Closures include all mainline I-90 lanes between I-5 in Seattle and Island Crest Way on Mercer Island, and the entire length of the I-90 express lanes. Also, the bridge will be closed to all pedestrians and bicyclists up to 30 minutes prior to posted closure times. The exits from westbound I-90 to Island Crest Way and East Mercer Way on Mercer Island will remain open, although drivers should note

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It was one sweet homecoming for Kirkland’s Jennie Reed. The two-time former Olympian and national track cycling champion put on a show for the hometown crowd at the sixth annual Marymoor Grand Prix at the Marymoor Park Velodrome in Redmond last weekend, claiming three titles at one of the sport’s premier venues. Reed, who was on both the 2004 Athens and 2008 Beijing United States Olympic track cycling teams, led off her Grand Prix on Friday night with a win in the Keirin event. In the Keirin, riders are paced by a motorbike that gradually increases in speed until approximately a lap and a half remains in the

race, then it’s an all-out sprint to the finish. Reed was in the middle of the pack until well into the final lap, when she charged the outside along with Tela Crane, of Sammamish, trailing close behind. The local duo finished 1-2 in the race, eliciting a loud roar from a packed house at the Velodrome, that had spectators lining the entire 400-meter track as well as the stands. “There were a couple of fast girls coming up, and I don’t have the kick that I used to have,� said Reed on her race plan in the finals. “I have good instincts in Keirin, so I try not to plan

too much. I wanted to reel all the girls in on my hip and then just do a razor for the front, and it worked out great.� She added another win

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