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City may have to rehire Juanita Beach Park contractor DMSL

BY MATT PHELPS AND CARRIE WOOD Kirkland Reporter

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he City of Kirkland terminated DMSL Construction, Inc. on June 3 after the contractor failed to complete Juanita Beach Park renovations on time. City officials began to see a pattern of project delays and business issues with the company in October of 2010, according to documents obtained by the Kirkland Reporter.

But the $1 million insurance bond for the project is complicating efforts to hire a new contractor and may lead the city to rehire DMSL to finish the park.

The bond insured the city to receive up to $1 million if the original contractor failed to finish the project. The city is currently negotiating with insurer Pennsylvania-based First Sealord Surety, Inc. to determine whether to hire a new construction company.

Kirkland City Manager Kurt Triplett said the city has identified a new contractor for the project, however, if the insurance company doesn’t agree, the city will lose the $1 million.

“The insurance company ... has some authority to decide who the contractor is to complete the work. One option they keep bringing out is what if we find a way to ensure DMSL can finish the work,” said Triplett. “We’re

certainly willing to look at any option that can get the park done as soon as possible, but only if we felt confident that DMSL could actually complete the job and we’re very skeptical of that. But the reason we’re discussing that is the insurance company keeps pressing the option. Do we abandon our claim with the insurance bond and go out on our own?”

DMSL President Debbie Welch said the company is committed to finishing the Juanita Beach project and is working with the City of Kirkland to resolve any issues that exist.

“If they (the insurance company) want us to keep the option of DMSL alive ... We would not agree to that unless we were 110 percent sure that DMSL could complete the project and that would be a pretty high test for them to overcome given their performance to date,” he said.

The pattern of business issues that emerged during Juanita Beach Park renovations not only concerned the city, but also state agencies.

The Washington State Department of Revenue issued an order to the city on May 9 to immediately withhold all wages and other funds concerning a lien against DMSL Construction for a tax debt of $137,432.

Regarding the tax debt, Welch said DMSL is “in the process of getting it removed.” [ more PARK page 2 ]

Guitarist Russ Thornburg, of the Kenmore band “Jar of Rain” rocks the crowd during the 10th annual Blue Fish Festival at Peter Kirk Park in Kirkland on Saturday. The event was hosted by the Kirkland Youth Council and the Kirkland Teen Union Building. CARRIE WOOD, Kirkland Reporter

Council races set, Asher to face primary Sternoff, Greenway to face single challengers, both from annexation area

BY MATT PHELPS mphelps@kirklandreporter.com

On Friday morning it looked like Dave Asher would be the only incumbent to run unchallenged as it was the final day to file for Kirkland City Council.

By the end of the day the three-term incumbent had three opponents for Position No. 6.

On Tuesday the field narrowed as Finn Hill resident Scott Galbraith dropped out of the race. With the position having three candidates, there will still be a run-off election Aug. 16.

“I thought it was just going to be Dave and I at first,”

said Galbraith, who filed to Galbraith said he would run against Asher late Friday consider running in the and then dropped out of the future when he isn’t so busy. race on Tuesday. Galbraith He also said he may serve on explained that he would be a city committee. gone for portions of the next Martin Morgan entered few months and was not the race on Friday against planning on campaigning Asher and is a strong advothrough a primary as cate of lowering taxes. no other challengThis is the second ers had filed when time Morgan has run ELECTION he submitted his for city council. Morpaperwork. gan, who has lived in “I have some Kirkland for 30 years, business obligalost to current Mayor tions in Asia and it will Joan McBride in 2009. require me to be out of the “No new taxes! The city country during the next must reduce spending,” said couple of months,” said GalMorgan on his facebook briath, who endorsed Asher page on June 9. “Why for the position after meetshould the citizens of Kirking with him on Monday. land continually have to pay

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more taxes? The city government must stop their tax and spend approach. Where is our rainy day fund? Increasing taxes should be an absolute last.”

Morgan, a Rose Hill resident, did not return a call from the Reporter seeking comment on his candidacy.

Another challenger with a background in the building industry is Jim Hart, who has owned a surveying company, Jim Hart and Associates LLC, in Kirkland since 1964.

Hart has also held various positions with the city.

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[2] June 17, 2011 [ PARK from page 1] On June 1, two days before DMSL’s contract was terminated, the city also received a letter from the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries. The letter informed city officials that the department was unable to resolve a dispute between DMSL and 10 employees that it had not paid for work rendered. As a result, the State of Washington filed a lien against DMSL for the wages in the amount of $207,816.

However, Welch said the issue was “filed by a dishonest former employee and is a frivolous claim. The former employee is now being investigated by the Kirkland Police Department.�

KPD spokesperson Sgt. Rob Saloum said detectives have no active investigations concerning DMSL Construction or any of the company’s workers. He said such specific matters would be investigated

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The issues with DMSL during the project also concerned six contract change orders that delayed the completion of portions of the job. Those change orders added up to $146,000, adding $107,000 to the original contract agreement of $1.18 million.

According to the documents, DMSL submitted the first contract change order to the city on June 30, 2010, a little over a month after work began. But in October the company submitted three contract change orders totaling nearly $90,000 and delayed various jobs in the project more than a month.

On one of the change orders, DMSL absorbed the total cost of $39,000, but the change pushed the job back more than a month.

The largest contract change order that the city had to pay for was on Oct. 7 when

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DMSL requested a change that cost more than $27,000.

The change cost DMSL and the city nearly another month.

The final two contract change orders came in December and cost the city more than $39,000 and 84 days of work time for the contractor. “The weather has played a big factor in the delay of this project,� noted Welch.

Triplett agreed, to an extent. “It rained for 40 days, so one of the things from the city’s perspective that makes it so frustrating is the rain masked the return of their financial problems.�

Michael Cogle, Kirkland Parks interim deputy director, said the amount of change orders the contractor submitted is very common for a project of this magnitude. He added the $2.8 million renovation is the largest project in the city since he has been in his position in 30 years. “We did identify early on that there are going to be things underground that we don’t know about that we’ll uncover as we start digging,� he said, noting an uncovered septic tank workers discovered and had to be removed.

However, he said the number of change orders “is less relevant as to what the changes involved and the cost of the change orders.�

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In total, the change orders cost 156 days of work for particular jobs within the overall project.

Following the change orders last December, Assistant City Attorney William Evans sent a letter to DMSL on Jan. 20 to notify the company it was in breach of contract. The letter also said the city was considering terminating the contract as it was concerned that the project would not be finished by the completion date of June 1. The city attorney was concerned that Cogle was being ignored in attempts to get the company to comply with a final schedule.

The letter also stated that the city was concerned that some subcontractors were owed money for work completed and that the delinquent payments would slow the progress on the park further, as some of those contractors were still needed for further work. “The circumstances in January were the contractor was behind schedule and wasn’t showing they were devoting a lot of resources to the project,� said Cogle. “At that point, we had them develop a revised schedule and they assured us that they had the additional financing they needed, that there was a demolition project they were wrapping up in Redmond and they would have additional funds from that project.�

Cogle said the pace of the project began to pick up and the city was “under

the full expectation that the contractor had resolved their financial issues fully and were back on track.�

But the company’s financial issues soon resurfaced.

The city sent a second letter on April 11 reiterating the same concerns it had in January.

Triplett said at that point the city was focused on getting the park opened by the June 3 annexation celebration. “So we knew the only way to get that to happen is if DMSL stayed on and even up to last three weeks, they were showing us project-wise that they could achieve that,� he said. “What happened was they weren’t executing that.�

The city terminated DMSL on June 1 when it “became clear they hadn’t lived up to their obligations,� said Triplett. “We said third time’s a charm, we have to move on.�

Cogle said the city could have terminated DMSL sooner, however “we’re still left with an incomplete park and we’d have to go through a several-month process to bring in a new contractor. We did everything we could to work with DMSL and try to avoid that.�

Environmental issues with spawning salmon returning to Juanita Creek in September has also increased the city’s sense of urgency to complete the project.

The city is currently in negotiations with the insurance company and Cogle said the city expects to reach a decision this week on how to proceed.

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Gov. Chris Gregoire will not seek a third term as governor, she announced Monday morning.

After more than 40 years in public service, Gregoire said she was ready for a break. She also wants to make sure she can focus on a crucial Gov. Chris Gregoire 18 months before the 2012 election. “The last thing I need to do is be distracted by a campaign,� she said. “I need to set my sights on the next 18 months to pull this state out of recession.�

Before serving two terms as governor, Gregoire was the attorney general for three terms.

She has been rumored as a potential candidate for a position with President Barack Obama’s cabinet.

Gregoire gave a vote of support to the president, but “that doesn’t mean I’m looking for a job,� she said.

Her decision not to run again opens up the field on the Democratic side of the ticket.

Gregoire mentioned Rep. Jay Inslee (D-Bainbridge Island) as a candidate she hopes will run. Attorney General Rob McKenna, a Bellevue Republican, last week announced his intention to run. Whoever ends up as the governor after the 2012 election will have a tough job ahead of him, Gregoire said. “I just hope we get the greatest governor that the people of Washington state need and deserve,� she said. “They must continue to lead in health care, and they have to lead in protecting our most vulnerable and qualities of life.�

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Ham radio operators to showcase emergency response skills

BY MATT PHELPS mphelps@kirklandreporter.com

Recent natural disasters such as the earthquakes in Japan and New Zealand and the volcanic eruption in Chile have raised concerns about how the Puget Sound would cope with such devastation.

One group that would be on the frontlines of communication and emergency response is the Lake Washington Ham Club radio operators.

“We do focus on emergency preparedness like for earthquakes,” said the Lake Washington Ham Club (LWHC) secretary treasurer Don Sayler. “The internet will fail - ham won’t.”

Unlike cell phones that need a signal tower or the internet that needs a connection source, ham radios only need a battery or a generator.

Many cities and some businesses have a ham radio emergency group to help in emergency situations.

Kirkland has the Kirkland Emergency Communications Team, of which LWHC members are involved.

The club currently owns and operates an analogue repeater system on Rose Hill in Kirkland and a D Star repeater system in Bellevue.

Ham radio operators are required to be licensed by the Federal Communications Commission as the radio airwaves are limited and used by many different entities.

The reasons for the license is so the FCC can traffic the airwaves and for safety.

“RF (radio frequency) energy can be hazardous,” said Sayler. “Getting a license will teach you how to use it in a safe way.”

One of the LWHC’s main focuses is to help local residents, especially kids, earn their license.

“Without them the hobby dies,” said Conrad Thompson, LWHC vice president.

But the club has done a lot for building interest in Kirkland among all ages.

“We have licensed over 100 people during the past 12 months,” said LWHC member Dave Condon, who teaches some of the organization’s classes. “Kirkland has the highest concentration of ham radio operators in the United States thanks to this program.”

The organization’s biggest day of the year is a national event called Field Day. The local event, which is free to the general public, will be held on June 25-26 at Juanita Beach Park. Registrants pay

an entry fee of $10-25 for the two-day event. The event is designed to show the public how amateur radio can support the community in the case of a major disaster and give interested people a chance to find out more about ham radio.

The LWHC currently has about 70 active members and meets once a month at local fire stations. The meetings focus on getting the word out about events and classes.

“We do focus on getting the idea over to children,” said LWHC member Bob Morrisson.

During a meeting on Saturday morning at the Houghton Fire Station 22, some young kids worked on building a circuit with an electronic kit.

“After they assemble the kit it will make some sort

Mitchell (no last name given) builds a circuit with an electronic kit during a Lake Washington Ham Club meeting on Saturday. The club member has his own radio operating license. MATT PHELPS, Kirkland Reporter of interesting sound,” said LWHC member Tim Elam.

“They both have their radio licenses.”

But the advantages for some kids to being a part of the club have gone far beyond just having a new hobby.

“I think the first batch of kids we got licensed are now 27 years old,” said Condon,

who is also a teacher at Ben Franklin Elementary School.

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“If (the insurance company) wants us to keep the option of DMSL alive ... We would not agree to that unless we were 110 percent sure that DMSL could complete the project and that would be a pretty high test for them to overcome given their performance to date.“ Kurt Triplett

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I am really disappointed in the Kirkland Reporter editorial last week. You completely missed the point in why people are not happy about annexation.

Smiling city council members sipping sparkling cider alongside the road or handing out strawberry shortcake, historical articles and editorials saying get over it does nothing to help the feelings of distrust engendered against the political body in Kirkland.

Telling us that the council repeated history when they rammed through the annexation merely over the issue of tax assumption and a simple majority does little for establishing credibility. It was wrong in 1968 and it was met with the same outrage as now in 2011 as it was then. We were told that it would take a 60 percent vote to achieve annexation, not the city council overruling it or using a simple majority.

It doesn’t mater that it failed by seven votes. It either passes by 60 percent or it doesn’t. The Kirkland City Council and the mayor have not engendered trust or respect when they also after annexation tried to change the boundaries on the newly annexed areas so as to mitigate or dilute the demographic impacts of Finn Hill and Kingsgate. People also resent the City of Kirkland getting hundreds of thousands of dollars in their treasury as a result of people getting new agreements for utilities, which resulted in a rate increase for getting the same service. Yes, we are now annexed and we have to move on, but the mayor and the city council need to do some serious work in mending some fences with all of their constituents and gaining the public trust. Smiles and PR opportunities are not going to do it.

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Has there been a recent crime wave that I don’t know about that is sweeping through our newly annexed Juanita area and Finn Hill?! I’ve seen more cops in the past two weeks than all the previous 19 years! And the number of traffic stops ... On Juanita drive, along 100th Avenue, on 132nd – everywhere, it seems, Kirkland Police has motorists pulled over in traffic stops. I can’t wait to see when the KPD meter-maids discover our area too. We’ll have your debt paid down in no time folks.

So officers, we get it: we’re annexed and you’re our policing agency. But we don’t live in a police state where cops outnumber the residents. This used to be a pretty nice neighborhood. Really, trust me on this.

Russ Perman, Kirkland

Why it’s important to be come involved early on Thank you for shedding more light on the behemoth condo building on Juanita Drive. I think it is important to use this as a reminder why residents should be involved in their neighborhood associations and with what is happening in their extended neighborhoods.

I am a resident of Goat Hill and, while the building does not directly block my view, I anticipated how it would block the open views to Lake Washington similar to the condos behind Michaels (built before Juanita was annexed to Kirkland). When we were first notified several years ago of the project, I couldn’t find support to fight it in my neighborhood. I talked with city planner, Angela Ruggeri, to see if anyone in the city was contesting it, but even the condos immediately next door were not object-

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humbs up to all the candidates who are running for Kirkland City Council and getting involved in their community.

Thumbs up to all of the graduating seniors in Kirkland who earned their high school degrees.

Thumbs up to the Lake Washington Ham Club for their efforts to license citizens and provide a robust emergency response service that will help the area in the time of a disaster.

Thumbs down to the person who ran over a female duck and left her body and her mate standing near her in the middle of the road between Spuds and Avalon

recently. It brought tears to my eyes, but then I see a different car pull over and move the poor dead duck to the side of the road. Thumbs up to the person that helped and saved the life of the mallard duck who, unfortunately, lost his mate.

Thumbs down to DMSL Construction, Inc. for continuing to be a thorn in the city’s side.

Thumbs down to the people who have taken away waterfront from the rest of the community to build the Bel Lago Condominiums around Juanita Beach Park that are still unfinished.

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143 units at approximately 100 per acre right within ing. She reaffirmed Kirkland could do nothing to a stones throw of single family homes zoned at a stop it. maximum of five per acre and other local properties Of concern is that the property across Juanita zoned at 12 per acre.

Drive from this building has the same zoning. One Others are wondering why the low intensity resident on the hill has moved as a result of the “urban residential 1” shoreline designation of two building and suffered a huge loss in the value of parcels now appears as high intensity “urban their home. To complicate matters, if somemixed” on the SMP maps when there was one pulled the original construction permit KIRKLAND no notice or public review of the increased issued by the county they would see it is for intensity. A review of council packets and a two-story structure. No reason to object. I council discussions -which shows sparse, if have questioned the county on this several any discussion on this topic - carries statetimes and finally someone responded. It was ments that the new shoreline designations will a mistake and they would change to correct the align with current uses and currently planned uses. number of stories (within county height codes). It’s The final, approved SMP states “High Intensity important to become involved early in the process.

Designation criteria: Areas ... that currently support Karen Lightfeldt, Kirkland or are planned for high intensity water-dependent uses.”

Now enters more information that seems contrary to planning and local experience: This morning, Kirklandpermits.net Web site Many of the neighbors around the Potala Village shows new information posted on traffic impacts, proposed development are still scratching their heads and wondering how an area clarified as to the parking, and a DNS (Declaration of “Nonsignificance”). If one were wondering about the logic in low impact uses that would be allowed in comearlier revelations, one must really wonder now. mercial “residential market” and (to have zoning Karen Levenson, Kirkland changes implemented high priority) by Ordinance No. 3974 passed by city council is now proposed for very high densification unlike anticipated restricmore of this and other letters online… kirklandreporter.com tions clarified years ago. The proposal would put

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www.kirklandreporter.com [ HAM from page 3] resume. It opens up all sorts of doors.”

Condon said his children are all licensed ham radio operators and for his daughter it came in handy during the recent New Zealand earthquake in Christchurch.

“Everyone thinks that kids

aren’t interested in radios or won’t understand it, but they are into all sorts of forms of technology,” said Condon.

“They have a good understanding of moving a cell phone around to get a signal.”

Will Clawson, 14, received his license when he was in fourth grade after getting to know Condon, who was a

teacher at his school.

“He got me interested in the whole thing,” said Clawson, who currently attends Inglewood Junior High in Sammamish. “Technology is interesting to me, but with this I get to do something that is not the internet or a cell phone.”

Clawson has even learned

to combine technologies in that he uses his laptop in conjunction with his radio to send a type of “text message” through the radio frequency.

“Some of the (ham radio operators) are doing some development that some companies are not,” Morrisson added.

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“It really made my resume stand out,” said Clawson, who doesn’t have time for his ham radio during the school

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...healthy living atized fragmented disconnected parts oriented individualized culture� might not provide the most complete philosophical basis for producing healthy food, an encounter with Salatin usually results in more than one stereotype ending up on the manure pile.

Or in Salatin’s case, “carbonacious diaper�: a combination of dead leaves, wood chips, and any other carbonbased material normally tossed aside by conventional farmers that he uses to catch and hold the winter waste of his cattle (at a time when the soil and grass are dormant, to be used come spring), preventing it from seeping into the ground or vaporizing away.

Yes, everything has a purpose on Salatin’s farm. And it all works in harmony to produce not only the highest quality food, but also the happiest and healthiest microbes, soil-based organisms, nemotodes, chickens, cows, pigs, rabbits, turkeys and people as possible, a phenomenon Salatin refers to in the title of his latest book, “The Sheer Ecstasy Of Being a Lunatic Farmer.�

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have helped hundreds of families and small farmers quickly develop profitable pasture based animal raising operations.

Along with his grandfather and father, he has used these methods to produce dramatically more per acre than his neighbors while simultaneously healing a landscape left barren by years of annual mono-crop farming. But his message is compelling for more than just DIYers, and has much broader implications: one does not need to sacrifice the health of the environment for the health of the economy, or sacrifice either for improved human health. In fact, they all depend on each other, similar to the elements of Salatin’s farm.

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A frequent speaker on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. advocating for the local food movement and small farmer’s rights, Salatin spends 100 days a year travelling and giving lectures around the world. His July 23 visit will be his first to Kirkland and the Eastside.

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Parklane Gallery celebrates 20 years

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grader at AG Bell Elementary in Kirkland, was inducted into the 2011 AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame on May 6 for his outstanding dedication to the safety of his classmates.

Dubuire moved to Kirkland from France in 2007 not speaking a bit of English. It’s

a testament to his dedication that he was fluent in English just a short time later.

Dubuire is described by his school safety patrol advisor, Ms. Guemple, as always professional, a good problem solver, a team player, and a great leader. He is an overachiever with great character.

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From Nicoll’s mural art seen around the city to community service involvement, Parklane Gallery has remained a vibrant part of the downtown Kirkland art scene for 20 years. The public is invited to celebrate 20 years in downtown Kirkland with a birthday party to be held from 6-9 p.m. Friday, June 24. Throughout the day, Parklane Gallery will be serving birthday cake to all who visit. Beginning at 6 p.m., festivities will include an interactive painting project (let your inner artist speak), musical entertainment, light refreshments, a raffle, and the opportunity to say “hi” to Ross Nicoll and all the other artists at Parklane Gallery.

During the month of June, Parklane Gallery will feature “An Artful Birthday Surprise” rolling back prices 20 years with an all-artist show of art priced at $100.

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Parklane Gallery is celethat every time you walk in brating 20 years in downtown the door at Parklane, you Kirkland with a birthday meet one of the Parklane event on June 24. artists? Everything from Parklane Gallery got its installing the art, to sweeping start in 1991 at 145 Park the sidewalk, to manning the Lane. Not long after opening gallery - Parklane artists are its doors, the original gallery all participants in the life and owner bowed out giving livelihood of the gallery his artists the option and the commuto take over the lease. nity of businesses BIRTHDAY Ross Nicoll and Norm in downtown Bergsma assumed the Kirkland. lease and the artistArtists come and owned gallery that is still go at Parklane. For in business today opened its some, it is a stepping doors in downtown Kirkland stone to higher aspirations, on June 20, 1991, with 12 for others it is a group envimember artists. In 1993, a ronment of friendship and larger space across the street networking that becomes like at Parklane Gallery’s current family, and to others it is an location became available and enduring location — a second the move was made to 130 home to hang your art right Park Lane. No need to worry in the heart of downtown about changing the name!

Kirkland. In fact, Nicoll still Parklane currently has 37 maintains a studio space in member artists, all of whom the back of the gallery and help in the daily operation hangs his art every month at of the gallery. Did you know Parklane.

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Police Blotter The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Kirkland Reporter Police Blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Kirkland, which average about 1,000 per week.

Between June 3-9, the Kirkland Police Department reported 688 traffic violations (seven DUIs), 28 alarm calls, 35 car accidents, 32 noise complaints, 17 thefts, nine car prowls, 11 domestic violence calls, 12 calls for harassment, five acts of fraud, 13 calls of a disturbance, six calls for illegal substances and 23 calls of civil disturbance. At least 42 people were arrested.

June 9 Disorderly conduct: 12:22 a.m., 8500 block of N.E. 135th St. A 21-year-old Kirkland man was arrested for disorderly conduct and obstruction after being kicked out of a party and punching a car. The man’s brother was also arrested for failure to obey police after he fled from the scene in a car.

June 8 Domestic: 9 p.m., 11600 block of N.E. 95th St. A 16-year-old Kirkland girl called police

to report that her parents were constantly yelling at her for doing things wrong. The parents were contacted and they explained that the girl does not follow the rules of the house, has a GED and won’t get a job. All agreed to separate for the evening.

Theft: 1:04 p.m., 8629 120th Ave. N.E. Two teenagers were arrested after attempting to steal T-shirts and two pairs of jeans from Costco.

June 5 Assault: 12:12 a.m., 8500 122nd Ave. N.E. An Everett woman reported that her husband assaulted her in the parking lot of Valhalla. The man was contacted by police via phone and dispatchers triangulated his location as he had fled the scene. A K-9 unit tracked the man down near an I-405 on ramp and arrested him.

Warrant arrest: 11:52 a.m., 10400 block of N.E. 116th St. Two men got into an argument and were yelling loudly.

A neighbor called police and both men were found to have warrants out for their arrest.

June 7 Domestic: 6:50 p.m., 12000 block of 96th Ave. N.E. A 32-year-old Kirkland man called police to report that his live-in girlfriend was intoxicated and throwing household items at him.

The woman also allegedly pushed and slapped the man.

The woman was arrested.

Warrant arrest: 3:42 p.m., 11900 block of N.E. 81st Cir. A 31-year-old Kirkland man was contacted at a family member’s house as an unwanted suspect and found to have a warrant for theft out of Seattle.

Theft: 7 p.m., 10020 N.E. 137th St. A 52-year-old man took a 12 pack of beer from Safeway without paying for it. The man was also served a no trespass order for a prior theft and was arrested.

June 6 Minor, liquor violation: 12:02 a.m., 11000 98th Ave. N.E. A 19-year-old Lake Forest Park man was arrested for possessing alcohol.

Assault: 12: p.m., 11900 block of 93rd Ave. N.E. A 37-year-old Kirkland man grabbed, pushed and slapped his wife during an altercation. The man was arrested for domestic violence assault.

June 4 Assault: 2:13 a.m., 200 Central Way. A 22-year-old man was arrested after he hit another man in the head and knocked him unconscious.

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Students wow judges in poster contest When the Kirkland Summer Concert Series committee needed a great poster, they turned to the Digital Design class at Lake Washington High School. This year’s students designed a poster, flier, and banner. A panel of six judges chose the winners in May. Junior Juan Gonzalez created the winning design.

The banner will hang on the Marina Park pavilion at each concert. Kirkland’s summer concerts are held throughout July and August - Tuesday mornings for children, and Thursday evenings for all ages.

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Because of her philosophy, Karaali not only has one of the biggest gyms in the region, but also has been one of the most successful. Students who take part in the competitive side of the sport at La Luna have been to the Junior Olympics National meet. In the last five years, La Luna has had a student qualify for the meet each year, after placing in the top 10 at the regional competition.

The gym uses the USA Gymnastics training system, which starts students off with learning the basics, including how to work with the hoop, ball and rope before moving on to clubs and ribbons.

Karaali said the first three are easier for new students to master and typically they advance to the last two after a couple years of training.

This summer the gym is offering summer camp, which run for a week at a time, and are open to all age levels and beginners. Karaali said she keeps the groups small, usually no more than 12 so that each can get individual attention. This summer, he competed internationally, rowing in a quad at the U-23 championships for the U.S. in Brest, Belarus.

He will return to the U.S. Rowing camp this summer looking for another opportunity to race in the U-23 championships.

KALL team wins championship The Kirkland American Little League Tigers team recently won the minors championship. The team, coached by Carlos Cubias, includes Henry Westre, Jim

Gymnasts at La Luna Gym in Kirkland include: Lili Schadt, Anya Zotof Allas (standing), Sophia Shakovets and Maria Gringauze. The girls are eight and nine years old and have been working at the gym for the last two years. CONTRIBUTED summer, she said, they are offering a special deal – anyone who signs up for two weeks of summer camp will get the third week free. Camps begin July 5 and run each week until the middle of August. “I’d like to attract new girls and welcome new beginners,� she said. While she coaches at the gym, she also has several other coaches who help her, including former students who often help teach the younger girls, as well as a ballet teacher.

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Comments can be submitted to: Department of Ecology Attn: Water Quality Program, Construction Stormwater P.O. Box 47696, Olympia, WA 98504-7696 Published in Kirkland Reporter on June 10, 2011 and June 17, 2011. #498207.

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The filing period for the 2011 elections season came to close Friday with King County Councilwoman Jane Hague to face two separate opponents in a run-off in August for her seat in District No. 6. Kirkland resident and former Seattle Port Commissioner John Creighton, 45, is one of Hague’s opponents. One of Creighton’s biggest issues is slimming down the council from nine seats to seven and cutting their pay.

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decided to run against incumbent Bob Sternoff and Kingsgate challenger Jason Gardiner on Thursday. But Hinson said after thinking about it over the weekend and taking into account that he works full-time and has a “robust� family life, that he would not have enough time to devote to the job. “I am hoping to run again in the future, but this is just not the right time for me,� said Hinson.

The Norkirk resident’s withdrawal means that there will not be a run-off for Position No. 2 and Gardiner and Sternoff will face off in November.

King County Council member Jane Hague, who is running for re-election, also has a third challenger, Patsy Bonincontri. The Bellevue resident joins Kirkland resident John Creighton and Mercer Island resident Richard E. Mitchell in challenging Hague for the sixthdistrict seat.

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all of his challengers with nearly $10,000 raised so far in his re-election campaign.

Greenway has raised the most money of any candidate thus far with more than $11,000, according to Public Disclosure Commission filings.

Norkirk resident Chuck Hinson filed to run for Kirkland Council Position No. 2 on Thursday after friends and family urged him to run. Hinson has been involved in the community for years and many thought he would make a good council member. On Monday he said he planned to withdraw from the race, citing time constraints. “I was really flattered that so many people would ask me to run,� said Hinson. “But I plan to rescind my filing. After talking with some council members I don’t think I could do the job justice right now.�

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Galbraith was the only Finn Hill resident to file to run for city council.

Galbraith would have joined Kingsgate residents Toby Nixon, who is running against Jessica Greenway for Position No. 4, and Jason Gardiner, who is running against Bob Sternoff for Position No. 2.

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Asher said he is glad he will have a challenging election season. “It is a good way to have a community conversation,� said Asher. “Last time I ran unopposed and I didn’t feel particularly conformable with that. I enjoy having a community discussion on where we are going.�

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Hart said one of his other main concerns is helping to redevelop Totem Lake Malls. “We need to get it to draw retail,� said Hart, who has three children who have all attended Lake Washington High School. “Retail is what makes the city go.�

Hart said he wants to help make the permitting process more user-friendly. Being a surveyor, Hart is very familiar with the city and the

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Similar to Lake Sammamish with its urban placement, Bridle Trails State Park struggled to keep its gates open for about 20 years.

One of Kirkland’s largest natural areas, the 482-acre park was on the verge of closure before its neighbors formed a foundation in 2002.

use something similar, said Ranger Benson, who manages both of the parks.

The closest the park came was a committee that spent several years working on a park improvement plan. The group stopped meeting after the first set of grant applications failed.

It’s been three years of silence since. But Hite and others agree that a new “friends� group could rekindle local interest in the park – and keep it in the minds of state legislators.

Although the Issaquah Soccer Club has received support for play fields from

to bring the ailing park to the city’s attention. “There is money, because some money is being spent,� she said. “We need to open up the dialog.�

Her hope is to stir the pot, although she hasn’t decided on a specific plan. What Goodman does know is that Lake Sammamish State Park used to be the first place she thought of when taking her kids on a picnic. Now it’s the last.

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The group expects to pay for half of the park’s operating costs, about $30,000 yearly, for the next 30 years.

It’s a “primo� example of how park groups can partner with Washington state, said Ken Hite, president of the Bridle Trails Park Foundation. The group also organizes community events like photography hikes, mushroom walks and school programs that challenge the park’s stereotype of being “just for horses.�

Its annual Party in the Park attracts 2,000 people, most of whom don’t own horses.

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Rolling his truck through ankle-deep puddles, the ranger turns toward the empty beach and passes by a 1950s picnic shelter. Mud clings to the hem of his green pants, but nothing quite sticks like the memory of his first summer at Lake Sammamish State Park. “It was nuts,� said Ranger Rich Benson, as thoughts of the Fourth of July in 1979 trapped a smile.

So many families brought fireworks, the rangers gave up on enforcing the ban and focused instead on making sure people were being safe.

The place was packed with people. It was among the glory years for both the ranger and the park.

With declining facilities and a beach filled with weeds, the Eastside’s aging gem is now struggling to attract the picnickers and swimmers it once did.

Few know Lake Sammamish more intimately than Benson, and, like most park

rangers, few have worked harder to find money to keep the park going.

However, the solution isn’t just more money, he said. It’s in finding people willing to champion Lake Sammamish over the long haul. While Benson has not been alone in his work, it takes a community to save a park.

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Sen. Cheryl Pflug, few have asked about the picnic areas, she said. “Most people understand when you have a $5 billion state deficit, it maybe not the time to be expecting that we’re going to be doing a whole lot of development,� she added.

Not everyone agrees.

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