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Crab Cracker owner Shirley Day dies at 73 graduated from Stadium High School in 1958 and later became a skilled restaurateur, any people who opening nine restaurants have frequented throughout her lifetime. The Crab Cracker This included the Cowboy restaurant over the past 29 Steakhouse that was open years have gone for more in Kirkland’s Totem Lake than just seafood. neighborhood for 13 In fact, many years. folks would look for But none of those Shirley Day’s vehicle ventures were as sucin the parking lot to cessful or as dear to ensure they could her heart as The Crab catch her for lunch Cracker. or dinner. Day moved to “She worked every the Juanita neighShirley Day single day – you’d see borhood in 1978 her big gold car out and later met her in front of the restaurant and husband Robin. The couple you’d know she was at work,” bought The Crab Cracker said Kirkland Councilwoman – originally called Franco’s Penny Sweet, who was good Crab Cooker – in 1984 when friends with Day. “That’s what the business was struggling you would look for.” and facing bankruptcy. Day, who owned the “When we first opened restaurant with her husband The Crab Cracker, everyRobin and was a long-time one thought we were nuts,” businesswoman, passed away said Day’s son, Todd Jones, of breast cancer on Dec. 18 at who also works in various the Evergreen Hospice Cencapacities at the restaurant. ter, surrounded by her family. “Kirkland was a dead town.” She was 73 years old. But Day was known for A Tacoma native, Day [ more DAY page 3 ] BY CARRIE RODRIGUEZ

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Kirkland boy Taylor Koegel, age 10, looks up to read about 7-year-old Daniel Barden, one of the 20 children killed in the recent Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn. All of the victims’ photos were posted at the Marina Park on Sunday, when nearly 60 people gathered for a vigil. CARRIE RODRIGUEZ, Kirkland Reporter

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Water main break leaves 16 homes without water BY RAECHEL DAWSON rdawson@kirklandreporter.com

A Kirkland Public Works crew worked long into the night Dec. 20 to repair a water main break that left 16 homes without water and two flooded. The water main at the 114000 block of N.E. 90th St. was repaired between 2:30-3 a.m. Friday morning. But the break’s cause is still unknown. Kirkland spokeswoman Marie Stake said Public Works crews repaired the road Friday morning, which was dug up Thursday night to access the break. Traffic was able to get by. “Sometimes ‘time will tell’ as to the extent of

damage to a road following a water main break,” Stake said. Kirkland Fire Department Battalion Chief Mike Haschak said Thursday night two houses were flooded one with 6 inches, the other with 12-18 inches of water. Haschak said water was coming up around both sides of the roads when firefighters arrived and they had to divert water from the street. It took about 30 minutes to shut down the water main and finish pumping out the houses, he said. Crews also woke up homeowners to alert them of the flooding and to make sure their homes

Three men rob Wells Fargo BY RAECHEL DAWSON rdawson@kirklandreporter.com

A City of Kirkland Public Works crew repairs the road that was dug up to fix a water main break that occurred overnight on Dec. 20. Sixteen homes went without running water and two were flooded. RAECHEL DAWSON, Kirkland Reporter

weren’t damaged as well. “Sometimes in these situations a water main break affects other homes when the line needs to be flushed to get the air out,” Stake said. “Such effects include ‘dirty water’ or changes in the pressure.” Although the break is

still under investigation, Haschak notes “apparently some work with the water system was being done earlier” on Thursday. Residents who are experiencing issues can call the Public Works Maintenance Center at 425-587-3900.

A second Kirkland Wells Fargo Bank was robbed within two days on Dec. 20. Three men entered the bank at 6615 132nd Ave. N.E. wearing loose clothing and something covering their faces. Ayn S. Dietrich, a spokeswoman for the FBI, said two suspects jumped over the teller counter and one stayed in the lobby as they took an undisclosed amount of money. Dietrich said her reports indicate there was no implication the men had weapons. The men said to be between 5 feet, 7 inches and 5 feet, 8 inches and approximately 200 pounds took off in a vehicle. Kiro 7 reported the Chevrolet Astro was

recovered at a nearby apartment complex and was impounded by police, however Dietrich would not confirm those details. Kirkland police searched the apartment complex, the report continues, but believe the robbers got away in another vehicle. No one was injured during the robbery. The robbery was the second to occur within two days in Kirkland (see page 6). However, Dietrich says the FBI does not think the two are connected. “The M.O. (mode of operation) was very different,” Dietrich said. “Last night was one guy and he did have a weapon.” Dietrich said both were verbal demands as opposed to communication through a note.

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He said other local busiwoman.” ness owners also looked to Day was diagnosed with working from dusk until her at how she ran business. breast cancer five years ago. dawn, handling day-to-day “Of course, her answer After some chemotherapy, operations, business finances was always the same – every she went into remission for a and would often come out of dollar counts,” said Jones. couple years, but the cancer the office to work the front But beyond her positions came back. Day stopped desk and sit down and chat and accolades, Day was treatment in May as her with friends. She was most an advocate for businesses cancer became too aggresproud that she made the because she cared about the sive and by July, her battle business successful, Jones Kirkland community, said with breast cancer prevented noted. Sweet. her from working at the “Mom was pretty notori“She worked so many restaurant. ous for working every single hours for the business During that time, Kirkday of the week,” he community she was land resident Sue Contreras said. “At 70, she just fundamental, ” and Sweet organized nearly slowed down to remembering said Sweet, whose 30 volunteers who weeded working only 10 business The Grape the flower boxes at the hours per day.” Choice was housed restaurant and did other Jones worked in the Crab Cracker landscaping work on a Sunalongside his mother building for eight years day afternoon. at The Crab Cracker every before the wine shop moved. “There’s a quote by Dr. day since 1989. One of his “When I went to see her at Suess: ‘Don’t cry because fondest memories is sitting hospice, she wanted to sit it’ s over, smile because it with his mother at a table in down and talk about the city happened,’” said Contreras. the restaurant and chatand talk about things. She “I feel that way about Shirley. ting every morning before really wanted to know how it I’m glad she was a part of it opened. They would talk was going.” my life. She was a real presabout everything, from While Day was a “quiet ence and a real present to restaurant challenges and voice” behind things, she Kirkland.” their catering business, to never hesitated to give Shirley’s passing also coinmanaging employees. feedback and “was willing to cides with the end of an era Jones said his mom had say hard things,” said Sweet. for The Crab Cracker. many regulars who came “Those are the things I really Jones said the restaurant’s in to see her, from city lease is up in January 2014, dignitaries and good friends, appreciated about her. You could always count on Shirwhen The Crab Cracker will to former Seahawks players, ley to be straight with you. ” close its doors, most likely including defensive end Springer recalled having for good. He said it would be Jacob Green. a glass of wine at The Crab too expensive to make the She also served dinner to Cracker on one occasion. renovations needed to keep the likes of Microsoft Corp. Day poured him a large glass the restaurant in business. co-founders Bill Gates and of wine and Springer told her Though he did say Paul Allen and The Walt that she pours “the biggest whether The Crab Cracker Disney Company former dang wine glass I’ve ever moves or not is “still open” if CEO Michael Eisner, who seen. ” he finds the right location. was given his own private Day didn’t care. She told He said he talked about menu. Springer she wasn’t going the restaurant’s closing with Along with her business to change the way she did his mom quite often. “It’s bitsavvy, Jones said Day also things, he said. tersweet – we’ve had a good had a keen eye for detail. “Shirley Day did not suffer run here,” said Jones. “We So much so that one night fools,” said Springer. “She look at this restaurant as a his mom recognized a was a very tough businessliving, breathing memorial of man sitting at a table in her restaurant. But he wasn’t a regular. He Eleven critical home inspection traps was a wanted criminal who you should know about before you was featured on America’s put your Kirkland home up for sale Most Wanted TV show that Kirkland - According to or, worse, turn prospective she had watched the night industry experts, there are buyers away altogether. before. Day called the police, over 33 physical probIn most cases, you can who surrounded the back lems that will come under make a reasonable predoor and arrested the man, scrutiny during a home inspection yourself if you Jones recalled, laughing. inspection when your know what you’re looking Day was also very inhome is for sale. A new for, and knowing what report has been prepared you’re looking for can help volved in Kirkland’s business which identifies the eleven you prevent little problems community as a Greater most common of these from growing into costly Kirkland Chamber of Comproblems, and what you and unmanageable ones. merce member, who won should know about them To help homesellers the A. Duane Lund Chambefore you list your home deal with this issue before ber Member of the Year for sale. their home is listed, a free Award in 2010. 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Day’s family will hold a public memorial service for her from 12-3 p.m. Jan. 12 at The Crab Cracker. Day is survived by her husband of nearly 32 years, Robin; siblings Kenny and

Dennis Mattson; daughter Julie and husband Cameron Clark; son Greg and wife Tammie Jones; son Todd and wife Lynn Jones; daughter Wendy and husband Pete Kelly; Karsten and Christie Day-White and 10 grandchildren.

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Barbara McConnell, whose home is decorated with more than 50,000 lights set to music, lives at 13837 101st Place N.E., not as reported in the Dec. 21 issue. The Reporter strives for accuracy and regrets the error.

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Top 10 most–read stories of 2012

tories about home invasions, deaths and child rapists are among the most-read headlines this year – but not all of the Kirkland Reporter’s articles touched on gloom and doom. The Kirkland community’s efforts to help the homeless and victims of domestic violence, sprinkled with new business ventures and celebratory events such as SummerFest, often graced the front page of this weekly newspaper. Here are the top 10 most-read stories on our newspaper’s website, www.kirklandreporter.com, according to Google Analytics: 1. “Missing boy’s father believes Sky Metalwala could be with third party”(Jan. 2012): Many theories have been floated on the whereabouts of 2-year-old Sky Metalwala. The boy allegedly went missing in November 2011 while in the custody of his mother, Redmond resident Julia Biryukova. Solomon Metalwala (Sky’s father), of Kirkland, and his attorney Clay Terry spoke out with their own theories as to where the boy may be and took action. 2. “Brothers die in Kirkland motorcycle accident after falling many feet”(Sept. 2012): A motorcycle with brothers Eldon and Gerald Lutz was headed north in the parking lot of the Totem Lake neighborhood park-and-ride when the motorcycle hit the curb at a high rate of speed and fell approximately 15-20 feet down onto N.E. 132nd Street. One of the brothers was then struck by a passing vehicle in the westbound lane. Both later died at Harborview Hospital from their injuries. 3. “Kirkland woman killed by suspected drunk driver on Juanita Drive, Bellevue man in ICU”(Aug. 2012): One woman died and four others were hospitalized the night of Aug. 7 after a suspected drunk driver crossed the center line near N.E. 120th Street on Juanita Drive in Kirkland and struck a car head on. The accident occurred around 8:45 p.m. near Fire Station 25. 4. “Kirkland convicted child rapist charged with attempting to rape girlfriend’s daughter”(July 2012): Ryan D. Firoved was charged

with attempted rape of a child after being caught in a sting trying to have sexual contact with his girlfriend’s 9-year-old daughter. 5. “Kirkland woman makes first court appearance for suspected DUI homicide on Juanita Drive” (Aug. 2012): Kelly Hudson made her first appearance in King County Superior Court after being arrested on suspicion of vehicular homicide and assault. Hudson is suspected of driving while under the influence of alcohol, crossing the center line on Kirkland’s Juanita Drive and killing Joyce Parsons, 81, of Kirkland and injuring three other people. 6. “Man dies at N.E. 85th exit, northbound I- 405” (Aug. 2012): A 44-year-old man from Vancouver, Wash., died in a one-car accident Aug. 27 on Interstate 405 at exit 18 in Kirkland. The car caught on fire and was completely engulfed in flames after crashing into the exit 18 sign. 7. “Elderly woman in SUV plows into Denny’s Pet World in Kirkland” (May 2012): An elderly woman accidentally drove her Mazda

SUV into Denny’s Pet World, going through six aisles. A woman hit her head and was treated at the scene but was not severely hurt. 8. “Second Kirkland home-invasion robbery in three days leaves man in hospital” (August 2012): A 26-year-old Kirkland man was transported to Harborview Medical Center after he was shot at his home around 10 p.m. in an apparent home-invasion robbery in the Juanita neighborhood. Two armed males forced their way into his residence, pistol whipped the man and shot him in the arm and torso. 9. “Deceased man found at Juanita Bay Park Wednesday morning” (Aug. 2012): The body of a man in his late 40s was found on the boardwalk of Juanita Bay Park and Juanita Beach Park. Kirkland Police said the apparent cause of death was a selfinflicted gunshot wound. 10. “Apartments, gyms coming to Totem Lake neighborhood” (Sept. 2012): Slater 116 apartment, L.A. Fitness and 24 Hour Fitness gym were set to open in Kirkland’s Totem Lake neighborhood.

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Gay people who want to adopt should prove they don’t have AIDS Now that the State of Washington (i.e. King County) has voted to approve gay marriage, it is imperative that the Legislature enact laws to protect children adopted into such unions. In almost every television ad during the election, great emphasis was given to gay marriage as the only solution for gays to have a “family.” In most ads children were prominently included as family members. Gay persons cannot procreate children from their sexual unions so to create a family they must adopt. Adoption of a child into a homosexual union may expose that child to HIV/ AIDS. There are millions of homosexuals in the United States with HIV/AIDS, but

screening for the disease is not widely done or routine. Because AIDS is incurable, children must not be placed in the custody of persons who may be infected. Washington law provides that child custody decisions be made “in the best interests of the child,” and placing a child with an AIDS infected person is not in the child’s best interest. Therefore, the Legislature must prohibit legal adoption of a child by an HIV/ AIDS infected person, and must require that gay persons applying for adoption rights present medical proof that they are not infected. While such a law will not protect the child from the parent becoming infected, it will at least give the child a clean start.

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Sibling House toy drive a success I can’t say enough about

the incredible amount of outreach we experienced from the community during the recent holiday party and toy drive for Sibling House. There were 227 kids and parents and 15 more volunteers and we had a blast! The “toy store” was full and the shoppers from each family had a great assortment to choose from. There will be a lot of smiles when those gifts are opened! Many thanks to Rosa Parks Elementary, Positive Ally After School Academy, Sorrento’s Coffee, Ixtapa Mexican Restaurant, Redapt. com, Vendaria Media Inc., Julie Friedman and Windermere Foundation, Eastlake Electric, Jeff Newport, Deb & Kent Knaus, Barb Koefod, and the generous Redmond Ridge Community for the incredible toy drive they were involved in. Many kudos to A.G. Bell Elementary School for the huge amount of food they collected in their food drive for Sibling House. Every item went home with many of the homes of our network.

In case you weren’t aware, Lori Church-Pursley, the director of our new South King County branch of Sibling House, deserves all the credit for procuring the 130 colorful custom made pillow cases that were donated for distribution to the network. Those were so cool! Thank you Tabatha Roach for donating 175 new books for the kids. All were snatched up! And of course, we could not have pulled off such a great party without the help of our volunteers: Henry and Naomi Lombard, Janet Schweizer, Mr. and Mrs. Toby Nixon, Cindy and Kevin McFeely, Marian and Jake Luther, Cody, Cheyenne, Brenden, Mindy, Jennifer (Gaskills) and Farah Mohammad. A huge thank you to Ben Von Ullrich and Dan Barnts for their parts as Santa and his helper. The kids loved you! And the biggest hugs of all go to Esther Ames and Diane Curtis, Elves Extraordinaire, for the 173 personalized stockings that they assembled

for Santa that were handed out to the kids! Thanks everyone! You are all stars in our sky!

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Thank you Green Partnership volunteers Green Kirkland Partnership (GKP) volunteers, thank you for volunteering in our parks! This year was another busy year for the GKP – more than 1,200 volunteers participated in activities in the parks and in the office. More than 8,500 hours were volunteered, supporting activities such as: planting more than 4,600 plants;, removing invasive plants, mulching, watering, scrapbooking, collating plant and volunteer data and promoting GKP.

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When a neighbor of the Kamiakin Middle School noticed strings hanging down into storm drains and smelled “something chemically” as she stood over vaults on Northeast 140th Street, she decided to investigate. Turns out Kamiakin Middle School had an oil spill Dec. 4 and the strings were attached to filters. Crews are still working to clean the area nearly three weeks after, but are almost done. The woman, who wishes to remain unidentified, said her neighbor spoke to a custodian who said school officials weren’t telling them “anything.” But Kathryn Reith, spokeswoman for the Lake Washington School District, said the environmental cleanup contractors have completely rid the water of oil and workers are in the process of testing the soil to determine how much was contaminated. Reith said they’re finding very little oil. Cleanup started almost immediately after workers noticed a fuel tank that connects to the middle school’s emergency generator was “lower than it should have been,” said Reith. “Both the Department of Ecology and Kirkland were complementary in immediate clean up,” Reith said. “This is not a huge spill. It was a small spill and every bit needs to

be dealt with but it was not huge.” Larry Altose, spokesman for the DOE said based on the latest calculations from fuel deliveries, tank soundings and generator motor tests, it appears 245 to 255 gallons of oil were released. Reith said workers periodically start up the generator to make sure it’s running correctly, which is when they discovered the hose that connects to the fuel tank had malfunctioned. A call was put in to the school’s environmental consultant who then notified the DOE. The DOE then filed a report and alerted the City of Kirkland and they immediately launched into a clean up plan, which was approved. A catch basin at the opening of the tank captured a lot of the oil, but Reith said the hose’s failure was closer to the ground surface. She said some oil had gone under a concrete slab. Oil also ended up in the storm water system and the storm water retention

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PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate Of MADELINE BILLINGSLEY SCHUETZE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR KING COUNTY, Estate of Madeline Billingsley Schuetze, Deceased. No. 12-4-06647-4 SEA. Probate Notice to Creditors. The Personal Representative named below of Decedent’s estate has been appointed by the Court. Any person having a claim against the Decedent must present the claim: (a) Before the time when the claim would be barred by any applicable statute of limitations, and (b) In the manner provided in RCW 11.40.070: (i) By filing the original of the claim with the foregoing Court, and (ii) By serving on or mailing to me at the address below a copy of the claim. The claim must be presented by the later of: (a) Thirty (30) days after I served or mailed this Notice as provided in RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c), or (b) Four (4) months after the date of first publication of this Notice. If the claim is not presented within this time period, the claim will be forever barred except as provided in RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. This bar is effective for claims against both the Decedent’s probate and non-probate assets. Date of First Publication: 12/12/12 Personal Representative MICHAEL DALE SCHUETZE 315 Gays Dr., Marysville, WA 98271 (425) 971-5941 Published in Kirkland Reporter December 14, 2012, December 21, 2012 and December 28, 2102. #717028.

Northwest University (NU) is pleased to announce that the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) has scheduled a regional accreditation site visit to NU, which will occur over three days in March 2013. The NWCCU last reaffirmed NU accreditation in 2011 after a Year One Evaluation (on what is typically a seven year cycle). NU received its initial regional accreditation from the NWCCU in 1973. This comprehensive visit was triggered by NU’s creation of its first doctoral degree, the Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) degree, and occurs one year after the completion of its first class of PsyD graduates. The dates of the scheduled visit are Monday, March 25 through Wednesday March 27, 2013. The site team will be present on the NU campus for these three days. During this comprehensive site visit, the team will tour the NU campus, review documents and interview many individuals associated with NU; including students, alumni, faculty, staff, and trustees. Public commentary is invited concerning the institution’s qualifications for accreditation. Comments will be accepted only when they are submitted in writing and signed. Comments must be received by the Commission at the address below by February 25, 2013. NWCCU 8060 165th Ave NE, Suite100 Redmond, WA 98052 For more information regarding NWCCU, visit the Commission’s website: www.nwccu.org Published in Kirkland Reporter on December 28, 2012. #721576

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Bellevue police nabbed a burglar Thursday who was caught on camera carrying a skateboard last month after a viewer recognized him from Washington’s Most Wanted. Assisting Kirkland police, Bellevue’s Special Enforcement Team arrested the 42-year-old suspect in Federal Way Thursday following the anonymous tipsters via Crime Stoppers. The suspect is being booked into the King County Jail for investigation of firstdegree theft and residential burglary. The Kirkland Police Department asked for the public’s help in identifying the man after he burglarized a Kirkland home on Nov. 13 in the 14100 block of 107th Ave. N.E. The victim’s residence was protected by a video surveillance system and captured video images of the suspect approaching the victim’s home and the suspect’s vehicle. The suspect was shown carrying a “long board” skateboard and eventually forced entry through a rear door. The suspect then backed a vehicle into the victim’s driveway and loaded it with property stolen from the victim’s residence. This included stolen electronics, jewelry and property in excess of $4,900. The suspect was set to be charged by Dec. 26, after the Reporter’s deadline.

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www.kirklandreporter.com residents. He was struck by a car operated by a driver whose blood THC (marijuana) level exceeded the statutory limit of five nanograms per milliliter. A blood alcohol level above .08 percent constitutes well-established In an effort to raise prima facie evidence public awareness of a seri- of impairment (less for ous public safety problem commercial drivers and during the holiday drivers under 21). season, Barton It will take time Family Funeral for the courts to Don’t drink Service is offering sort out the argufree cremation ments about what services to the constitutes impairvictims of drunk or ment as it relates to chemically impaired marijuana. drivers killed on New For now, the blood Year’s Eve. level in Washington state The tragic death of a stands at 5 ng/ml. Vancouver, Wash. man However strict the killed in traffic on Dec. 17 penalties for drunk or points out a new chalimpaired driving, nothing lenge facing Washington can compensate for the

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Quality Dollars and Party Store, George’s Eastside Shell, Bargain Beverages, Super Food Store and G Deli Food Mart are five Kirkland stores of 92 tobacco retailers that were caught selling tobacco to minors in Washington this year. From Jan. 1 through Dec. 5 this year, King County officials cited retailers 92 times for an illegal sales rate of over 8 percent. This reflects a drop from the 12 percent rate in 2011, but elevated from the 6 percent average from 20062010. Statewide, tobacco sales to minors are at a 10-year high at 16 percent. A listing by city of all 92

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Ross said. “Three of the five stores that sold in 2012 in Kirkland did not ask for identification.” Federal law requires that clerks ask for identification from anyone 27 and under attempting to purchase tobacco. In Washington state, selling tobacco to a minor is prohibited by law, with a $100 fine and tobacco education for the retailer and a $50 fine for the clerk making the sale. Repeat offenders within two years are fined up to $1500 and may have their tobacco sales license revoked. In 2010 alone, the tobacco industry spent $80 million dollars in Washington state on marketing activities. In response to tougher federal regulations for marketing and advertising of cigarettes, the tobacco industry has created new products that appeal to youth.

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Between Dec. 14-20 the Kirkland Police Department reported 587 traffic violations (seven DUIs), three school zone traffic violations, 21 alarm calls, nine noise complaints, 15 calls of disturbance, 15 thefts, five car prowls, 37 acts of traffic abandonment, 16 calls of civil disturbance, 13 reported burglaries, eight domestic violence calls, five calls for harassment, three alleged assaults, six acts of fraud, five reports of malicious mischief and three suicides. At least 31 people were arrested.

Dec. 18 Domestic violence: 1:04 p.m., 9024 N.E. 141st St. A 50-year-old man was arrested after tackling his 52-year-old brother during an argument.

Dec. 17 Domestic violence: 9:53 p.m., 14010 Juanita Dr. N.E. A 25-year-old woman was arrested after she punched her 25-yearold boyfriend in the shoulder during an argument about her boyfriend leaving her apartment.

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