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Teacup poodle chases black bear up tree A dozen sightings Tuesday morning on Rose Hill in both Kirkland and Redmond BY CARRIE WOOD AND BILL CHRISTIANSON Reporter Newspapers

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hunter in his spare time, Rose Hill resident Robert Carroll has encountered many bears. But certainly never in his

own backyard. At approximately 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Carroll’s daughter, 21, was sitting on the porch when she heard rustling noises from the corner of the yard at Carroll’s home in the 10700 block of 128th Avenue

Northeast in the Rose Hill neighborhood. When an approximately 200-pound black bear approached her within 15 feet, she yelled, “There’s a bear in the backyard!” Carroll ran outside and thought his daughter could

be mistaking the bear for a dog. But sure enough, it was a bear. Carroll wasn’t the only one to get a backyard visit by the young black bear. There were about a dozen sightings of the bear heading

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Kang Bob Cruikshank took the mound during a playoff game against Sammamish at Bannerwood Park in Bellevue on May 12. For the latest Kirkland prep sports information see page 14. CHAD COLEMAN, Kirkland Reporter

Kirkland Preschool seeks new owners BY CARRIE WOOD

Almost anything goes at the Kirkland Preschool – even stick bugs. On a recent afternoon, Vivian and Robert Weber were delighted as they watched the creatures that blended in with the greenery in a tank at the preschool.

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The Weber’s daughter brought in just one stick bug many years ago and it has since multiplied. The couple was surprised the school still had the bugs. “If I never see another stick bug,” laughed Carolyn Wirkman, the school’s director. She added that at the non-profit Kirkland Preschool, staff tries “lots of

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north along the RedmondKirkland border Tuesday morning, according to Sgt. Kim Chandler, an agent with the state Department of Fish and Wildlife. “It’s an unusual spot to see a bear,” Chandler said. “He probably came from the east out of the Redmond Water[ more BEAR page 4 ]

things because you never know when a child is going to get a little spark. “ The Weber’s, along with Maureen Baskin and her husband, Jim, bought the preschool’s current site in 2000. It was the preschool’s fourth move and attempt to keep the preschool running since it opened more than 40 years ago.

But the preschool now faces the struggle of keeping its doors open once again as the school’s lease is up in June 2012. The families hope to find new ownership of the property and preschool. “Ideally, we would love somebody to take over who thought the same way that would support this kind [ more SCHOOL page 3 ]

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There is a ‘hole’ lot that Juanita Friday Market The Juanita Friday Marpatrons are getting excited ket is located at 9703 N.E. about this year. That hole Juanita Drive. It is open is not in the construction every Friday from 3-7 p.m. across the street -but in through the summer. the middle of a doughnut from the Daring Darling easy. The two women are Bakery. neighbors and began talkOwners Kit Topaz and ing about making more Hilary Lemaster, who cook money over the fence. out of their kitchen in “We knew that everyone Bellevue, brought a new in the family was going to flavor, carrot to be exact, want some, but we had to to the farmers’ market accommodate everyone’s opening Friday with their allergies,” said Topaz, who gluten-, dairy-, egg-, soifigured out the basic recipe and corn-free doughnuts. in just three attempts. “I “We have had an amazhave been baking gluten ing response,” said Topaz. free for three years. We “Their eyes pop and tell us tell people, these are not that they have not had french pastries they are a doughnut in years. doughnuts.” We have had a lot Whatever they SUMMER of happy customare called, people ers.” at the six farmers’ A couple of little markets that the girls with allergies tandem set up shop were able to enjoy the at, flock to the stand. first doughnuts of their Some of that success has lives, thanks to the special to do with the novelty of recipe, said Topaz. doughnuts at a farmers’ The doughnuts are fried market. and come in classic flavors “We had a lot of hoops such as chocolate, and to jump through. It is not plain glazed, along with their normal product,” said carrot cake. Topaz about getting into But starting Daring the markets. “But cooking Darling Bakery was not [ more MARKET page 2 ]

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[ MARKET from page 1] it gluten free was the key.� The two women are stay-at-home moms and the doughnut business has become a full-time job. “We are a little crazy,� joked Lemaster. “But it is all the things that you can’t see, all the little pieces and the amount of time it takes.� Lemaster said the doughnuts are especially popular in Seattle with vegan customers. The women have come up with some interest-

ing flavors such as Cider, Cranberry, Pumpkin Spice and Chai Spice. “We call the eggnog ‘vegg’ nog for all the vegans,� joked Topaz. The Juanita Friday Market also has the normal fresh produce, arts and crafts and jewelry booths this year. Kathy Boczar runs Exclusive Designs by Kathy and said that the construction hasn’t hurt business at the market. “We get a lot more people from the shopping strip over here,� said Boczar, who has been selling

at the market for four summers. “Each market has good and bad things.� Boczar said that it takes between 45 minutes and an hour to set up her stand, but that it has become easier. She added that she enjoys the feel of the markets and that she does not sell anywhere else. “I am computer illiterate,� she said. “I have no desire or tolerance for it.� So for now, the personto-person sale will live on for all the market’s business owners at the Juanita Friday Market.

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www.kirklandreporter.com [ SCHOOL from page 1] of educational opportunity for the neighborhood,� said Vivian, whose two daughters attended the school when the two families acquired the property more than 10 years ago. The preschool has been a part of the Kirkland community since 1969, first operating from the basement of Northlake Unitarian Universalist Church near City Hall. The preschool moved in 1993, renting space from Eastlake Assembly of God Church for seven years. But the church ran out of space and the preschool was told it would have to move again. “They didn’t have a home to go to,� recalled Robert. “So we said maybe we can marry a deal. If we can find the property, maybe you guys will help fix it up or do whatever it takes to make it work.� It was a long process to

get the preschool established at its current site in the Norkirk neighborhood. The two families, whose children attended the school at the time, found the former Montessori site was for sale for more than $550,000. They agreed to lend the purchase money, offering the preschool a 10-year lease for $1,200 per month. “But it needed a phenomenal amount of work,� said Robert, noting a few core people helped to renovate the site, including Glen and Galen Page of Page & Beard Architects, who provided pro bono architectural work and practical advice on working with the city. The preschool also took out a loan to do a further $140,000 in repairs. “When we went into the building, it was just like the children had just left that day,� recalled Baskin. “It was just eerie. It had been on the

market for two years and we had to go through the zoning process.� During the renovation and zoning process, the preschool temporarily moved to Kirkland Junior High for more than a year, operating out of an old portable and science room. Wirkman said there was no playground and the students had to go to the commons area to play games before junior high students were let out of class. In the meantime, the families went through a lengthy process of traffic studies and public hearings to get the site zoned as a preschool. “We would look at each other sometimes and we’d

say, ‘well, what if we don’t get the zoning?’� Said Basin. “So it was really a leap of faith.� Robert said for him, helping out the preschool was about “doing a socially conscious thing. And we didn’t do this just because it was a preschool – this was a special group of ladies.� As a stay-at-home dad, Robert would bring his daughters to the preschool and observe the high quality early education the teachers provided. “This is not something you find at every preschool,� he added. “So it was a conscious decision to say this is worth supporting because this is as good as it gets.�

Kirkland Preschool student Isobel learns how to hammer a nail with the help of a teacher on Tuesday afternoon. MATT PHELPS, Kirkland Reporter

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“The bear was really startled - I was not too worried about the dog at the time,“ Robert Carroll

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Connect Kirkland during a treasure hunt/walk Do you know what was found buried at Lakeview Elementary School back in 1996? On Sunday May 22, you may get to find out what’s buried under your feet in Kirkland and what was happening at Carillon Point 100 years ago. You can find out the answers and more during a treasure hunt/walk/run that connects Kirkland neighbors and businesses. By walking on what could one day be a community trail, you’ll get to explore Kirkland in a new and different way. The route will take you down the BNSF corridor, which most people have never had a chance

LETTER Annexation history repeats Every annexation, merger or incorporation has a period of dissension and discord. With Kirkland’s new annexation, it is history repeating itself. Kirkland became a city in 1905 after several failed attempts. King County fought our incorporation and many citizens fought it. Finally on Oct. 7, 1905, Kirkland became a town. We had 400 citizens with only 300 required. Within days, the citizens felt the sticker shock of living in the town of Kirkland. The annual liquor license went from $300 to $800. Kirkland residents could no longer pick up cord wood from the city dock. There was a new dog license and every fam-

to experience. You’ll see fabulous views of the lake, city, and mountains from different vantage points along the walk. You’ll have an opportunity to share in the beauty of the trail as it winds its way through Kirkland neighborhoods. Participants will receive a map and a list of questions that can be answered at stops along the way. The cost for the map is $4. The event is jointly sponsored by the Cascade Orienteering Club and EastsideTrail Advocates. Our goal is to have fun, enjoy the beauty of Kirkland, and experience what could one day be part of the world class trail sys-

tem on the Eastside. Walkability is a key component to today’s livable cities and will continue to be in the future. Let’s help Kirkland take the “path” towards having the BNSF corridor become a trail. A trail will continue to add to the wonderful lifestyle Kirkland offers to all of us who live here. Head over to the South Kirkland Park and Ride on May 22 at 10 a.m. The walk runs from the Park and Ride lot to N.E. 68th in Houghton, which is approximately 3-3.5 miles. The best part is the walk is almost all flat or downhill, so how can you not do it?

ily had at least three dogs. And the cows had to stay home in their pastures. Before incorporation, the cows had a free reign. So what did the new citizens do? They gathered signatures and filed to be dis-incorporated, and it was still 1905! They had the required signatures, but the new city fathers kept the petition from being filed. The petition lapsed and eventually compromises were reached and it is now all a happy robust history. Had Peter Kirk never arrived in 1888, the original Kirkland town site may have remained Houghton. Juanita was the hub of the Eastside waterfront in the 1870’s and early 1880’s. Without Peter Kirk, Juanita may have joined Bothell or incorporated as Juanita. So much changed when Peter Kirk and investors purchased the farmland and plated the town site of Kirkland in 1888. Kirkland became the

hub, the Juanita Bridge was built and the communities joined in spirit and friendship. No matter which way our history has gone, there was always been a period of conflict. And if history continues to repeat itself, it will all work out. Now, this has been history – the cold hard facts. But there is some human interest in history if you care to research deep enough. Kirkland’s two main adversaries during the incorporation/dis-incorporation saga had something special in common. They were fathers. Their children were classmates at Central School, now the site of City Hall. Their son and daughter married in 1917 with Reverend Newberry officiating. Nothing like shared grandchildren to mend fences.

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n recent weeks, the focus of proposed state cuts in education has been at the higher education level. State education leaders have lamented major budget cuts to universities, community and technical colleges, which are raising tuition and increasing the enrollment of more out-of-state residents. Colleges statewide are facing program cuts, to possible campus closings, as reductions in state funding looms. We have seen this in Kirkland as Lake Washington Technical College (LWTC) officials have recently scrambled to make up for the roughly 20 percent state funding shortfall they project in 2011-12. LWTC officials are looking at a $2.2-$3 million gap. But we have also seen that budget impacts trickle down to even our littlest learners. In the past several weeks, we have reported on several preschools here in Kirkland that have been affected by state budget cuts. We published a story last week that focused on the Kirkland Co-Op Preschool (KCP) and the Lake Washington Toddler Group (LWTG). The cooperatives, which are part of the Parent Education program at LWTC, offer parents the opportunity to learn alongside their children. One of the enrollment requirements is that parents volunteer and participate in class as well. Students learn how to be better parents and receive credit for their time with the preschool groups. But state level budget cuts have threatened the parenting program, which encompasses seven area preschool cooperatives. The proposal to cut the parenting program would save LWTC about $300,000. Doug Emory, dean of academic core, called it a “massive” cut. We agree. It would impact hundreds of families in the area, potentially increasing tuition for parents already struggling to pay for their child’s preschool. The cuts would also affect children, as parents learn valuable information from the program’s lectures and labs, from discipline to nutrition. The lab gives parents the opportunity to work and play with the children, an opportunity that would be lost without the program. Emory said LWTC’s executive cabinet approved a plan this week that would allow the college to continue being involved in a significant way in the community through the parent education program. He said the college hasn’t worked out all the details yet of how it will support the program, but we hope the plan will allow parents and children to get the most out of the parenting program. We also reported on the “Little Roos” preschool at Lake Washington High School, which closed its doors last month after 25 years in the community. The Lake Washington School District couldn’t keep the program running as it would have costed the district - already impacted by state budget cuts - about $1 million. The preschool program was linked with the high school’s “life skills” child psychology elective. It’s another opportunity lost for high school students to connect with their younger counterparts. We can sit and wait for the state to provide more funding so that it reaches all education levels, but plan to wait a long time. Yes, it’s a bleak future, but that doesn’t mean nothing can be done. In this week’s front cover story on the Kirkland Preschool, two families show how the community can come up with creative ways to solve funding problems at the preschool level. The families pitched in to purchase the preschool’s current site, and offered the preschool a 10-year lease at an affordable rate. While it may be difficult for many to purchase an entire plot of land, think of the potential if several families came together to find a way. The Kirkland Preschool families did, and it has paid off in a decade of continued learning for Kirkland children.

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www.kirklandreporter.com around to nearby neighbors to warn them of a possible bear in the area. Chandler said he got about 10 calls from Redmond and Kirkland residents who spotted the bear. Chandler said agents did not attempt to track down the bear as they felt it may cause more harm than good. “We haven’t tried to track him,” Chandler said. “When they are moving like that and then you start to chase them, they could get hit by a car.” Chandler said the bear has probably made it back to a less populated area because bears, in general, are scared off by loud noises and commotion, such as barking dogs and vehicle traffic. “Hopefully, we won’t hear more about him,” Chandler said.

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Doris Cooper died on April 29, not as reported in the May 13 issue. There have been three Kirkland City Council members from the Moss Bay neighborhood during the past 20 years and Councilman Dave Asher is running for his fourth term, not as reported in the editorial in the May 13 issue. The Reporter strives for accuracy and regrets the errors.

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The dogs ran to the kitchen sliding door and were barkshed. ... He is coming out of hibernation and he is hungry. ing hysterically, according to Ames, who lives within So if he smells something he a mile of Rose Hill Junior likes, he will stop.” High. She looked out and Carroll watched as his saw the same black bear in Teacup Poodle, Shmoopy, her backyard, which butts up ran straight for the bear and against an open green space chased it up a tree. next to a Puget Sound Energy “The bear was easement. really startled - I “The bear was really “He wasn’t a cub, was not too worstartled - I was not he didn’t look fully ried about the too worried about the grown, but he was dog at the time,” dog at the time. I was recalled Carroll, a only thinking, bear in at least twice the Re/Max real estate yard! Rose Hill? I have size of the dogs,” said Ames. agent. “I was only seen coyotes and deer She said the thinking, bear in in this neighborhood, bear, which looked yard! Rose Hill? I but not in a million like it was sniffing have seen coyotes years did I ever think something, saw the and deer in this neighborhood, but seeing a bear in this dogs and reared neighborhood was up on its hind legs. not in a million The bear climbed possible.” years did I ever Ames’ 7-foot chain Robert Carroll think seeing a bear link fence and left. in this neighborAmes, who has hood was possible.” Chandler, who has worked lived in the area for more than 12 years, said this is the 36 years for the Department first time she has seen any of Fish and Wildlife, said signs of a bear. it was the first time he has “It was nerve racking, it’s heard of a bear sighting in the one thing to see them on the Rose Hill area. other side of the fence, but Caroll continued to clap his hands and the bear leaped he was in my backyard,” said Ames. “It was a bit shocking from the tree over the fence this morning. We don’t have and into his neighbor’s yard. anything in our backyard Earlier in the morning, that is bear attractive, I don’t the bear was spotted further south in Redmond near Rose know what was enticing it to our yard.” Hill Junior High. Because of her home’s At around 6 a.m., Redproximity to Rose Hill Junior mond resident Alicia Ames High, Ames called 911. woke up to her German After calling 911, she walked Shepherds barking.

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n investigation into identity theft and fraud has led to two Seattle men being charged in multiple Eastside burglaries for stealing more than $750,000 in computer and music equipment. Brad E. Lowe, 36, and Joshuah A. Witt, 34, allegedly used emergency-access key boxes to break into nine businesses in Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland and Woodinville, stealing various types of computer electronics equipment, according to court documents. The men have also been identified by police in video surveillance during a burglary of Sony Online Entertainment on Halloween 2010 in Bellevue, according to court records. The men have not been charged in that crime but the burglaries are similar as servers were stolen and access was gained using company key cards.

Investigators allege that last November and conthe two men stole the tinued through December. computer servers from large Lowe committed two of the businesses to gain access to burglaries by himself, one trade secrets, business and in Redmond and one in personal information on Kirkland. employees and customers. The biggest of the nine Charged with six counts burglaries the men were of second-degree burglary, charged in was last NovemWitt plead not guilty and ber when $500,000 in high was released on $25,000 end music and computer bail, while Lowe is beequipment was taken from ing held without bail Loud Technologies after being charged Inc. in Woodinville, with seven counts according to court KIRKLAND of second-degree documents. Dynon burglary in King Avionics was the County Superior only business burCourt. Lowe also plead glarized twice. Concur not guilty to the charges. No Technologies of Redmond trial date has been set for was burglarized on the either man but their next weekend of Nov. 27-28, hearing is set for June 29. 2010 with nearly $300,000 According to charging of property stolen. documents, Witt started Concur employees went the burglaries on March 7, to the business location to 2010 in Kirkland, breakcheck the computer servers ing into Alaska Structures, because they weren’t able and followed it up with a to access their business second set of burglaries last e-mail accounts from home June at Quantum Corp., last November, according BizXchange, Blinkx and to records. The employees Numark in Bellevue. Lowe subsequently found that the joined Witt in the crimes servers were missing and

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the office was burglarized. The executive vice president of the company told police that he was concerned because the primary interest was not in the physical property but rather the electronic files. Both suspects were positively identified on the Concur video surveillance by police along with many of the other breakins. The two men were caught on video surveillance cameras breaking the boxes and using the key or access card to open the businesses’ doors, according to court documents. Detectives from numerous Western Washington police departments, as well as agents from the United States Secret Service executed several search warrants in the Seattle area last December, recovering

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he Kirkland Michaels store, located at 9755 N.E. Juanita Drive, has been found to be a part of a ring of tampered debit card PIN pads that include 90 stores nationwide and five in Western Washington. The tampered PIN pads are believed to have compromised customers’ debit and credit card information from Feb. 8 through May 6. Michaels has since disabled the compromised devices and removed the threat. The other four Michaels stores identified in Western Washington were located in Everett, Lynnwood, Marysville and Tukwila. The company learned of the problem after police investigated multiple reports

card brands and issuers to of fraudulent transactions. identify the accounts that “We are confident Michaels stores are a safe place may have been compromised so issuers can to shop,� said Michaels employ CEO John Menzer. “We enhanced fraud security want to express how deeply we regret any issues experi- measures immediately on potentially impacted acenced by our loyal customcounts. In addition, the ers who have been affected company is assisting in any way, and thank federal and state all our customers for KIRKLAND law enforcement their support.� authorities to help As of May 12 fewer find the persons than 100 customer responsible for PIN debit cards have the crimes,� said a been reportedly used statement on the companies in fraudulent transactions nationwide. Police have had Web site. “Michaels continues to urge customers no reports of fraudulent to take precautionary meacredit card transactions in sures such as checking their association with the case. accounts for unauthorized Initially, Michaels removed approximately 7,200 transactions. Consumers who believe their accounts PIN pads thought to be were used without authocompromised from its U.S. rization should contact the stores. card issuer directly.� “Michaels continues to work closely with payment The Better Business

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For additional information and updates, including a list of stores where tampered PIN pads were found, visit the Michaels Web site at www.Michaels. com. Customers may also call for 800-MICHAELS (642-4235) with questions.

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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 May 6-12, the Kirkland Police Department reported 526 traffic violations (five DUIs), 26 alarm calls, 18 car accidents, seven noise complaints, 10 thefts, 16 car prowls, three domestic violence calls, 11 calls for harassment, four acts of fraud, 13 calls of a disturbance, three calls for illegal substances and 14 calls of civil disturbance. At least 45 people were arrested.

mother. The girl also had a warrant out for her arrest and was arrested upon contact by police.

May 9 Harassment: 3:05 a.m., 11500 block of 124th Ave. N.E. A Kirkland man called police to report that a 26-yearold Kenmore man was harassing him. Several text messages were sent threatening the man. The Kenmore man was arrested and several things were confiscated as evidence including an 18 inch machete, a silver knife, two pellet guns, a professional grade slingshot, a foldout knife and the cell phone used to make the threats.

May 8 DUI: 12:50 a.m., 11900 N.E. 116th Street. Officer arrived at the scene of an accident where a car broad-sided another while coming off the freeway. A 62-year-old female was arrested for DUI in association with the accident. Warrant arrest: 5:30 p.m., 1800 Third Street. A 44-year-old Bellevue man was arrested on a Redmond warrant for domestic violence.

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May 11 Domestic: 8:11 p.m., 800 Market Street. A 21-year-old Detroit man was arrested for domestic violence for grabbing his 16-year-old Kirkland girlfriend by the hair to prevent her from leaving a Metro bus after a heated discussion. Warrant arrest: 4:39 a.m., Seventh Ave. and Second Street. A 38-year-old Des Moines man was contacted on an area check as a car prowl suspect and was found to have a warrant out of Seattle.

May 10 Warrant arrest: 7 p.m., 14800 block of 117th Place N.E. A 42-year-old Kirkland man came into the Kirkland Police Department to report his 15-year-old daughter as a runaway and thought she might be with her boyfriend and his

Domestic: 8:48 p.m., 10800 block N.E. 68th Street. A 28-year-old Puyallup man was arrested after assaulting his girlfriend and urinating in public. Malicious mischief: 9:30 p.m., 200 Lake Street S. A 51-year-old Bellevue man reported that an unknown suspect ripped off the side-view mirror from his vehicle.

May 6 Harassment: 12 noon, 10100 block of N.E. 124th Place. A 31-year-old Kirkland resident reported to have received numerous offensive text messages and pictures as a result of a Craigslist ad posted by an unknown suspect. The resident had no more information regarding six ads posted during the past week. The victim has contacted Craigslist each time to have the ads removed.

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3-7 p.m. – Juanita Friday Market – Juanita Beach Park – 9703 NE Juanita Drive. Come and see Farmers, Producers, Artisans, and New Events 425-306-6181. www.kirklandwa.gov/depart/parks/Parks/Juanita_Friday_Market.htm Dusk (rain out makeup date June 4) – Seattle International Film Festival, Free Outdoor Public Screening, Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, Juanita Beach Park – 9703 NE Juanita Drive. www.siff.net 6:30 a.m. – 7 Hills of Kirkland Bike Ride, Marina Park – 25 Lakeshore Plaza Drive. www.7hillskirkland.org 2-7 p.m. – Kirkland Wednesday Market – Park Lane, between Lake Street and Main. Support our local farmers. Great fresh produce, flower arrangements, local artists, live music. www.kirklandwednesdaymarket.org Annexation Celebration, (see www.kirklandwa.gov/News_Room/NR051111AnnxCelebrate.htm for details) 3-7 p.m. – Juanita Friday Market – Juanita Beach Park – 9703 NE Juanita Drive. www.kirklandwa.gov/depart/parks/Parks/Juanita_Friday_Market.htm 9 a.m.–2 p.m. – Last Sat. of the month: Junk In Your Trunk, Community Garage Sale, Juanita Beach Park – 9703 NE Juanita Drive. mmetteer@kirklandwa.gov 3-7 p.m. – Juanita Friday Market – Juanita Beach Park – 9703 NE Juanita Drive. Come and see Farmers, Producers, Artisans, and New Events 425-306-6181. www.kirklandwa.gov/depart/parks/Parks/Juanita_Friday_Market.htm 4th of July Parade & Fireworks, Downtown Kirkland & Marina Park, Parade: 11:30 a.m., Fireworks: 10:15 p.m. www.celebratekirkland.org 2-7 p.m. – Kirkland Wednesday Market – Park Lane, between Lake Street and Main. Support our local farmers. Great fresh produce, flower arrangements, local artists, live music. www.kirklandwednesdaymarket.org 10 a.m.– Dusk – No. 123 Rue des Park Lane (French Flea Market), Park Lane, between Lake Street and Main. www.haleyscottage.com Fri.: 2 p.m.-9 p.m., Sat: 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun: 11 a.m.-6 p.m. – Kirkland Uncorked. Marina Park – 25 Lakeshore Plaza Drive. www.kirklanduncorked.com 9 a.m.-2 p.m. – Go Dog, Go! Canine Festival & Dog Walk, Juanita Beach Park – 9703 NE Juanita Drive. Free Festival: 9 a.m. -2 p.m., Dog Walk: 9:30 a.m. www.kirklandwa.gov/gdg

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Costly requirement for annexation removed received a City of Kirkland Kirkland,â€? said Kirkland Services Guide in the mail. Mayor Joan McBride. “Kirkland successfully sup- The Guide introduces Gov. Chris Gregoire residents to the city, city ported its position that the signed a bill that will save departments, and city pro2010 Census data would the City of Kirkland more grams and services. suffice.â€? than $200,000 on annexaUnfortunately, data The bill allows the city to tion by allowing the recent contained in the propdetermine the annexation Census data to be substipopulation by utilizing the erty tax comparison table tuted for a new Census contained on page 23 of the decennial census figures survey for cities that will booklet did not properly and updating those based annex this year. The old law on development activity transfer in the production would have required cities of the booklet. The 2011 occurring between April like Kirkland to conduct a Tax Comparison is also 1, 2010 and June 1, 2011. brand new Census to decontained in the “FreDecennial census data is termine things like popula- available for census blocks, quently Asked Questions tion, within one month of – City Financesâ€? posted the boundaries of which the annexation. online at www.kirklandwa. correspond very closely to “This bill is a practigov/annexation (select the annexation boundarcal, good government bill Frequently Asked Quesies. that will save taxpayers an tions). The City of Kirkland “... the population estiestimated $225,000 dolregrets any confusion this mate for the annexation lars,â€? said Kirkland City inadvertent mistake may area will be based on the Councilman Bob Sternoff, have caused. Please send last census and updated by who came up with the idea your annexation questions the same data that is used of the legislation. to annexation@kirklandwa. in every other populaThe savings is good news tion estimate,â€? said Penny gov. for the cities grappling Sweet, Deputy Mayor. with annexation costs and Councilwoman Doa sluggish economy. The reen Marchione thanked Kirkland City Council both Hill and Springer passed annexation in 2009 With less than 30 days for championing the bill and the three neighuntil the annexation of and stated, “In these borhoods to the Finn Hill, North Juanita times of reduced north of the city, city revenues, these and Kingsgate takes efKIRKLAND Juanita, Finn Hill fect, final plans are being funds would be and Kingsgate will made for three celebration much better used officially become events. Annexation and to provide direct a part of the city on current city residents are services to Kirkland June 1. invited to the following citizens.â€? The bill, which was sponactivities. Event informasored by State Sen. Andy tion can be found at www. Hill (R-Redmond) and kirklandwa.gov/annexaState Rep. Larry Springer tion. (D-Kirkland), allows cities Residents (homes and conducting annexations businesses) in the Finn one year from the release Hill, North Juanita, and more story online‌ of the last federal census to Kingsgate areas recently kirklandreporter.com use that information, even though it is not completely accurate. “Senate Bill 5505 eliminates the need for the City of Kirkland to conduct a costly and redundant census of population for the North Juanita, Finn Hill and Kingsgate neighborOver 17 years BIRDBUSTERS has specialized in the hoods being annexed to BY MATT PHELPS

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LW LACROSSE TAKE NO. 5 SEED TO PLAYOFFS The Lake Washington Kangs wrapped up their regular lacrosse season with two losses, entering the post season as the No. 5 seed from the Northwest conference. The Islanders beat Lake Washington 19-5 during the last week of the season. Jake Bernstein put up two goals for the team, while Hank Schmale had one goal and an assist. Jonah Friedl made 14 saves. Later in the week the team lost to Bellevue, 14-5. Jake Bernstein had two more goals, while Cody Bernstein had two of his own. Steven Keppes had a goal and Friedl made four saves. The team began the post season on Tuesday after Reporter deadline, traveling to play No. 4 seed King’s Way in Vancouver. The winner of Tuesday’s game faces Mercer Island, the No. 1 seed, on Friday, May 20 at 7 p.m. at Mercer Island High School.

JUANITA WINS KINGCO, HEADS TO DISTRICTS The Juanita girls softball team wrapped up their regular season with a tournament win in the KingCo event last week. The team, which entered the post season ranked No. 1 in the conference, took the top spot again heading into this week’s SeaKing district tournament. The top five from the district tourney will move on to state. Juanita faced the winner of the Eastside Catholic vs. Chief Stealth game which took place Wednesday. Watch for updates online at www.kirklandreporter. com for the latest results.

t wasn’t until just before the end of the Tuesday’s Metro crossover game that Lake Washington felt they had things in hand. Down 5-3 to Bishop Blanchet in the sixth inning, the Kangs put together a sparkling defensive play to change the tide, and eventually win the game. Lake Washington beat Blanchet 8-5 to earn a berth into the 3A state tournament, beginning this weekend. “It was a back and forth game,” said head coach Derek Bingham. “We just never got over the hump, every time we’d get close they’d score again, but at the top of the sixth Chris Moore threw a guy out at home. We took that momentum and scored five in the bottom of the inning.” With his first pitch in the sixth inning, after relieving start Bob Cruikshank, fellow captain Spencer Jackson allowed a big fly hit, making

it seem as if the Blanchet runner on third was headed home to extend the lead. But Chris Moore made the catch in the outfield, throwing it to catcher Steve Semler, ending the Braves chances at bat. From there the Kangs took control, scoring five runs in the bottom of the sixth to take the game, and the state berth. “It’s been a goal of ours since the beginning of the season, and the guys were really excited Tuesday night,” said Bingham. “They earned this and now it’s 16 teams and we’re all on equal footing.” Lake Washington will face Hanford on Saturday, May 21 in the first round of the state tournament, in Richland. The game begins at 1 p.m. The team found itself battling for the last berth from District 2 after a KingCo championship game loss to Mount Si. While they lost 1-0 to the Wildcats, Lake Washington turned around and beat

Mercer Island 6-2 in the consolation game to earn their chance against the Braves. Days earlier the Kangs faced Sammamish in the second round of the KingCo tournament, which they won 10-1. That game too required a change of momentum for the team, thanks largely to two home runs from Zach Johnson. “The first one was the biggest one just because we weren’t sure what we were getting offensively,” said Kangs head coach Derek Bingham. “We were kind of struggling, leaving some guys on base and our best guy had just gotten out and then Zach comes up just uncorked it. I think everybody took a sigh of relief and just realized that ‘hey this is just another game’. A lot of these guys are new to the playoffs, so it’s a new experience for them and it’s nice to get that kind of confidence early and then take off from there.”

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Rebels’ relay runs past KingCo

Juanita’s Mikayla Jones sprints toward the finish line of the girls 4x200 meter relay race in the KingCo finals last Friday. She anchored the winning Juanita team, who won in 1:48.55. See more track results and pictures at www. kirklandreporter.com. MEGAN MANAGAN, Kirkland Reporter

Kang boys soccer falls during shoot out at state playoff BY MEGAN MANAGAN mmanagan@kirklandreporter.com

The Kangs first trip to the state tournament in years ended with a shoot out loss on Tuesday night. Lake Washington, which traveled east to Kennewick for the first round game against Southridge, fell 2-1

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BRIEFS Linfield tennis gets to second round of NCAA tournament The Linfield women’s tennis team, including Kirkland native Sarah Watanabe, got to the second round of the NCAA women’s Division III tennis tournament last week. The Wildcats faced and beat the University of Texas at

were going in, but there was a defender on the line who cleared them.” One major difference for Lake Washington was the physical aspects of the game. Warner said Southridge had four or five yellow cards in the game, and it took a while for the Kangs to get used to that kind of play.

in Lampson Stadium. “It’s always rough,” said head coach Shaun Warner, of losing in a shoot out. “I think Southridge is ranked No. 4 in the state and we went toe-to-toe with them. I don’t feel like we lost to Southridge, just that they had more penalty kicks at the end.”

It was Lake Washington who struck first during the game, battling through the first half with neither team scoring, before Merlin Granados found a chance off an assist from Cornielu Capusan in the 54 minute. But two minutes later Southridge’s Adolfo Garcio connected with Bill Lande-

feld for the game tying goal. The match remained until a shoot out was called. Southridge snuck just enough goals to earn the win. “Their defense did a good job,” said the coach. “We definitely had some chances and there were some headers that I thought

Tyler in the first round, and lost to Pomona-Pitzer in the second. Watanabe is just one of two Wildcats players who have national level experience. She along with teammate Sarah Click competed in 2008, as doubles partners in the regional quarterfinal against UC Santa Cruz. The Wildcats qualified for this spring’s tournament after winning the Northwest Conference championship tournament in April. Watanabe graduated from Lake Washington High School and is a senior at Linfield. In 2010, as a junior

at Linfield, she had an 11-5 record in singles and was 14-6 in doubles.

Bacon has been a fastpitch Northwest,” said Bacon in coach for over nine years, a press release. “There are and currently coaches at such rich traditions in NU Kirkland Junior High and athletics that we will strive to the Patriots U16 travel team. build into the fabric of Eagle His teams have softball. Coaching at competed at the ASA Northwest also alWestern National lows for the creation Championships, of a total athlete; one the NSA Western that is physically World Series and the superior, mentally Colorado Fireworks capable, and spiritutournament. He is a ally strong. Again, I John Bacon faculty member at am very privileged to Northwest, where be a part of the lives he is an assistant professor of of the young women who will business. come and help build Eagle “It is a privilege to be choSoftball and watch them sen to be the inaugural coach become the person God has for the softball program at intended them to become.”

Northwest U. announces first head softball coach Northwest University made another step toward its first ever softball team, announcing John Bacon as the team’s head coach. He will begin in December 2011 and begin recruiting for the team which will join the Cascade Collegiate Conference in the spring of 2013.

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PUBLIC NOTICES Tiffiny Brown, 11980 NE 24th Street, #200, Bellevue, WA 98005, is seeking coverage under the Washington State Department of Ecology’s Construction Stormwater NPDES and State Waste Discharge General Permit. The proposed project, Vintner’s Ridge, is located at the intersection of NE 132nd Street and 136th Avenue NE in King County, WA. The nearest city is Kirkland, WA. This project involves 10.12 acres of soil disturbance for construction activities associated with a 51 lot single-family subdivision, including demolition of an existing home, site grading, construction of underground utilities, a stormwater detention and water quality facility, roads, sidewalks, and detached homes with landscaping. Stormwater will be discharged to an unclassified King County stream tributary to the Sammamish River, after it has been routed through the proposed onsite detention and water quality facility. Any persons desiring to present their views to the Washington State Department of Ecology regarding this application, or interested in Ecology’s action on this application, may notify Ecology in writing no later than 30 days of the last date of publication of this notice. Ecology reviews public comments and considers whether discharges from this project would cause a measurable change in receiving water quality, and, if so, whether the project is necessary and in the overriding public interest according to Tier II antidegradation requirements under WAC 173-201A-320. 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 May 13, 2011 and May 20, 2011. #489273. Central Park Tennis Club, 12630 NE 59th St. Kirkland, WA 98033, is seeking coverage under the Washington State Department of Ecology’s Construction Stormwater NPDES and State Waste Discharge General Permit. The proposed project, Central Park Tennis Club Expansion, is located at 12630 NE 59th St. in Kirkland, WA. This project involves 4.8 acres of soil disturbance for removal of an existing parking lot, construction activities associated with building an enclosed building containing 4 tennis courts and 2 public bathrooms, as well as site grading, construction of parking, sidewalks, utilities to serve the facility, a detention and water quality system, and associated landscaping. The project consists of two drainage basins. Stormwater from the east drainage basin will be discharged to the existing City of Kirkland public storm drain conveyance system ultimately discharging in an existing drainage course within Bridle Trails State Park, after it has been routed through the proposed onsite detention and water quality facilities. Stormwater from the west basin will be treated onsite for flow control and water quality, prior to being discharged to a private and public storm drain conveyance system, ultimately reaching an existing drainage course within Bridle Trails State Park. Any persons desiring to present their views to the Washington

State Department of Ecology regarding this application, or interested in Ecology’s action on this application, may notify Ecology in writing no later than 30 days of the last date of publication of this notice. Ecology reviews public comments and considers whether discharges from this project would cause a measurable change in receiving water quality, and, if so, whether the project is necessary and in the overriding public interest according to Tier II antidegradation requirements under WAC 173-201A-320. 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 May 20, 2011 and May 27, 2011. #490306 Probate No. 11-4-05023-6 PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS RCW 11.40.020, 11.40.030 In the Matter of the Estate: MARGARET INGEBORG STRANDBERG, Deceased. The personal representative named below has been appointed as personal representative of this estate. Any person having a claim against the decedent must, before the time the claim would be barred by any otherwise applicable statute of limitations, present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal representative’s attorneys of record at the address stated below, a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the Court. The claim must be presented within the later of: (1) Thirty (30) days after the personal representative served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 11.40.020(3); or (2) four (4) months after the date of first publication of the Notice. If the claim is not presented within this time frame, the claim is forever barred, except as otherwise provided in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. This bar is effective as to claims against both the probate assets and nonprobate assets of the decedent. DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: May 20, 2011. Margaret Gail Strandberg, Personal Representative c/o Law Office of Douglas F. Strandberg, P.S. 220 Spring Street P.O. Box 547 Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Douglas F. Strandberg WSBA #926 Attorney for the Personal Representative 220 Spring Street P.O. Box 547 Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Published in Kirkland Reporter on May 20, 2011, May 27, 2011 and June 3, 2011. #490512.

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CALENDAR EVENTS May 21 Kirkland Boys & Girls Club Summer Dreams Auction: Support kids during the Kirkland Boys & Girls Club’s 19th Annual Summer Dreams Auction at 5 p.m. May 21 at the Redmond Marriott. Bring your dancing shoes for a night of tunes spun by professional DJ after the silent and live auctions jam packed with entertainment. Register online at www.onepositiveplace. org/auction. Shredder Day: The Iron Mountain mobile shredding truck will help the community to destroy those old confidential documents in confidence from 9 a.m. to noon May 21 at 500 108th Ave. N.E. in Bellevue. Sponsored by Kathleen L. Weber, financial advisor, and The Weber Team at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney.

7 Hills of Kirkland runs from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 30 at Marina Park. Riders choose from the traditional 7 Hill route (approximately 40 miles), the popular Metric Century route, or the challenging Century route - all routes begin and end at Marina Park. Registration is open and limited to 1,500 riders. Visit www.7hillskirkland.com for more information.

FARMERS’ MARKETS Juanita Friday Market: The Juanita

Friday Market is now open and runs from 3-7 p.m. Fridays at Juanita Beach Park, 9703 N.E. Juanita Drive. Due to the delay in the construction work by the beach side, the market will operate by the Forbes House and should move back to the beach side by the second week of June.The market hosts 35-plus vendors selling: fresh organic fruits and vegetables, beautiful flowers, bedding plants and herbs, honey products, dry dip mixes, chutneys, kettle corn, taffy, cupcakes, breads, and other tasty treats. The artisan section will showcase fine jewelry, pot-

tery, pet supplies, face painting, soaps and lotions. Live music and performances all afternoon and evening. Fun Kid’s Crafts and Activities each week. First Baptist Church returns with their beloved puppet show the first Friday of each month. May 20 is Fresh from the Farms Day, with live entertainment by Bonnie Birch. Kirkland Wednesday Market: The market will run from 2-7 p.m. June 1 through Sept. 28 on Park Lane. Produce featured varies by the season, but is all locally grown.

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May 23 Map Your Neighborhood Train-theFacilitator: Learn the nine steps to take immediately following a disaster during this event that runs from 7-9 pm. May 23 at Kirkland Fire Station No. 26, 9930 124th Ave. N.E., Kirkland. Also learn how to develop a neighborhood sills and equipment inventory; map your neighborhood and identify areas of concern such as gas meters; verify which neighbors need extra help in a disaster and more.

May 25 WWII Ex-Prisoner of War: World War II American ex-prisoner of war Joseph Earl Regan, Kirkland resident will unfold his story during an event that begins at 7 p.m. May 25 at the Kirkland Heritage Society, 203 Market St. KHS will honor all our service men at this meeting. Regan has a very intense and exciting presentation of his service and captivity during WII plus his release when General Patton’s troops freed many prisoners in this camp. For information, call 425-827-3446.

May 28 Pancaking to End Homelessness: Kiwanis Club of Kirkland, KITH (Kirkland Interfaith Transitional Housing) and Kirkland Alliance of Neighborhoods present “Pancaking to End Homelessness,” supporting KITH and 7 Hills of Kirkland Bicycle Ride. The event runs from 7:30-11:30 a.m. Saturday, May 28, at the Peter Kirk Community Center, 352 Kirkland Ave. Suggested donation is $7 per person.

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