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Woman battling cancer needs help to save home mom a condo after my dad died,” Furness said of her house. “That took Sandy Furness may lose $200,000.” her Kirkland home of 30 When Furness discovyears while battling breast ered she had stage-three cancer and other issues breast cancer on April 26, for nearly two years. 2011 she described herself Furness, 63, was forced has being in a “fog.” to retire from her 42 “I went in for my mam-year-old career as a flight mogram on Monday, attendant for Delta Air Tuesday they told me I Lines - a struggle in itself had cancer and the next - when the cancer reached week they did a mastecher lymph nodes. tomy because it was so “I had a great job,” Furadvanced,” Furness said. ness said. “That’s why this “They said I had it for is so humbling to me. I’ve 15 years and it had never always been able to take shown up on a mammocare of myself and then gram.” I was forced to retire in Furness decided to get June (2011).” both breasts removed After Furness empfor fear of looking like a tied her savings and her “unicorn,” she jokes, but 401K she was also because forced to rely she didn’t on income want to worry. from Social As a result, Security disdoctors found ability, but two other it still wasn’t cancerous enough. tumors. Furness, The double who lives by mastectomy herself and was the first does not have of many children, hurdles in her now owes a tale of surminimum of vival. Later, SANDY FURNESS $22,000 in Furness would back paydeal with two ments for her mortgage rounds of aggressive cheloan from Chase Bank. motherapy, two months of Furness’ home was set daily radiation, abdomito foreclose in March but nal tumor surgery, a hysshe hopes her lawyer will terectomy and hand and help stall the bank so they knee surgeries due to her can mediate in April. current bout of chemo’s “I just can’t possibly affect on ligaments and catch up,” she said of the joints. Her current form house payments. “Chase of chemo is taken in pill Bank has not given me form, daily, for the next a loan modification that five years and is the third I’ve been working on for round. 18 months.” But during Furness’s Furness says she doesn’t lows she still finds posiqualify for assistance tivity. because she owns her “I’m just tired. Other house and car. And she than that, I still want to hopes to hold on to her go out and have a glass home so that she is near of wine,” she said. “You her oncologist and elderly just have to stay focused mother, who is often in and positive because you and out of hospice. could sleep all day long.” “It should be paid for Furness creates fabric by now but I bought my [ more CANCER page 2 ] BY RAECHEL DAWSON

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(Above) A car ignites into flames after it strikes and knocks over some gas pumps at the 76 gas station in the Finn Hill neighborhood on Friday. CONTRIBUTED BY RON MAIER. (Above, right) A car, which collided with the car above, ran into a big rock under the 76 sign. MATT PHELPS, KIRKLAND REPORTER

Two-car collision causes one car to strike gas pumps on Juanita Drive BY CARRIE RODRIGUEZ crodriguez@kirklandreporter.com

vehicle crashed into gas pumps at the 76 gas station and ignited into flames after it collided with another vehicle in Kirkland’s Finn Hill neighborhood on Friday. Kirkland, Northshore and Bothell firefighters responded to the motor vehicle accident that happened around 3:30 p.m. at 14106 Juanita Drive N.E., near the Kenmore/Kirkland

boundary. “They collided with each other just as the light changed,” said Tim Carpenter, a corporal with the Kirkland Police Department, noting the BMW was traveling westbound when it collided with a Toyota 4Runner heading northbound. The BMW, which was struck on the left side, continued on and collided with a big rock underneath the 76 sign, said Carpenter. The Toyota then crashed into gas pumps, knocking

one set of gas pumps on its side, he said. The vehicle caught fire, which spread to the 76 building. One of the employees at the gas station was able to shut off the pump, which minimized the flames, said Kirkland Firefighter Bill Barnes. “We don’t know which vehicle was at fault,” said Carpenter, noting police of-

ficials are investigating what happened. Two people in the Toyota and a woman driving the BMW suffered non-lifethreatening injuries and were all transported to the hospital as a precaution. Dave Overhus, who lives a half-mile from the gas station, said he was driving down the hill when [ more FIRE page 2 ]

Constituents voice disapproval and concern at 48th LD town hall BY CELINA KAREIVA Reporter Newspapers

Many Eastside residents turned out to protest Sen. Rodney Tom’s Senate coup Jan. 8 at a town hall meeting in Bellevue, brandishing signs that read: “Traitor Tom” and jeering when he spoke. The 48th Legislative District attracted a crowd of nearly twice its normal size, observed Rep. Ross Hunter of Medina. Tom and Hunter were joined by Representative-

elect Cyrus Habib of the McCleary ruling and Bellevue, a first-time poli- initiatives to promote the tician and graduate of the Eastside’s economic vidistrict’s public ability. school system. McCleary alone The three presents a huge legislators told hurdle. At least $1 constituents that billion is needed the Eastside prein the next biensented a unique nium to meet a set of needs and judge’s ruling to Sen. Rodney Tom adequately pay for challenges this legislative seseducation - a task sion, among that Hunter said the top concerns being was difficult without adtransportation to meet ditional revenue. the growing population, “Judge us on our end

product,” said Tom, addressing several noticeably upset constituents. Resident Brett Hill of Bellevue told the crowd that he had voted for Tom in 2010, but was disappointed with his lack of transparency. He asked for a show of hands - how many people would have backed the senator had they anticipated his Republican alliance. About half the crowd raised their hands or clapped in [ more 48TH LD page 3 ]

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Thanks to funding received from the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to the City of Kirkland, a Washington Conservation Corps team will be tackling the removal English ivy, Himalayan blackberry, English holly and other invasive plant species from selected areas in Kirkland parks. Once the unwelcome plants are gone, native vegetation will be planted in its place. The crew will also help to rehabilitate the Northeast 73rd Street rain gardens and will be leading a Martin Luther King Day of Service forest restoration volunteer event at Carillon Woods Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 21. Project and volunteer information can be found at www.greenkirkland.org.

Houghton Council to hold public meeting on Jan. 28 The Kirkland City Council adopted Ordinance 4399 on Jan. 2 pertaining to nonconforming density in multifamily zones. The ordinance allows remodeling or redevelopment of multifamily structures with nonconforming density, including the expansion of those structures, consistent with existing zoning, without bringing the density into conformance. The Houghton Community Council will hold a public meeting at 7 p.m. on Jan. 28 in the City Hall Council Chamber, 123 5th Ave., to consider giving final approval to allow the new regulation to take effect within Houghton’s jurisdiction.

art through her side-business Sandy’s By Design and attends church at the Eastside Foursquare church in Bothell when she’s feeling healthy enough to. Foursquare Pastor Ben Vendelin describes Furness as a very strong person in her battle with cancer. “When I first met her, she was scared but at the same time had a resolve in her that she was going to fight the cancer,” Vendelin said. Vendelin said Furness had come to be prayed for but to also start a relationship with God. They went through the process of praying and when he saw her a few weeks later, he “got the sense that she was really hearing from God in her life.” “You feel free. I don’t have the false commitments we end up hanging on to,” Furness said. “We’re afraid of failure, afraid to fall but that’s where the Lord comes in.” Furness gave her testimony to God in a short video for Foursquare and, in it, describes how her life has improved. “Even though I’m losing my home, I’ve lost my job, I’ve lost my breasts, I’ve lost half of my body parts, I still feel whole and complete because He’s there,” she said. “It is a journey. It is an adventure, and I’m excited for it. I haven’t lost anything, I’ve gained.” Furness’ most recent cancer test has shown a “couple of issues” but she says she’s still waiting on the results. Nevertheless, if all goes well in her future, she

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fire trucks passed him. “I looked and saw a huge plume of black smoke, so I turned back around and went back to my house and knew something was wrong,” said Overhus. He said he walks by the gas station every day to go to the store. “There’s been some bad accidents around here,” he

said. Megan Hullinger was at the doctor’s office across the street at the Inglewood Professional Center when the incident occurred. She had just finished up her appointment and went out to her car to go to Bartell Drugs across the street while the doctor was seeing her father. “I went to go back up and

Sandy Furness shares a smile with her nurse after a chemo treatment in 2011. The 30-year Kirkland resident needs help to save her home that is in foreclosure. CONTRIBUTED hopes to find a good man and enjoy the peace of retirement. To help donate toward Furness’s house payments and medical bills, visit U.S. Bank to make a contribution to the Sandy Furness account – last four numbers “1742.” To contact Furness, email her at sandyfurness@ frontier.com. To read more about her battle against cancer, visit www.caringbridge.org/visit/sandyfurness.

I hear a crash that sounded like a car crash and I wondered if I had hit something,” said Hullinger. “Fifteen seconds later I saw the entire front of the car engulfed in flames. It was pretty intense.” She ran back into the doctor’s office and said, “There’s a car at the gas station that might blow up. We heard several loud pops.” She said moments later,

medics escorted the woman driving the BMW into the doctor’s office on a stretcher. Hullinger said the woman was holding her arm. Officials said the fire damage was minimal, thanks to the firefighters’ quick response. One ladder truck, four engine trucks and at least one aid truck responded to the scene.

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Man connected with Bandidos motorcycle gang pleads not guilty to extortion BY RAECHEL DAWSON rdawson@kirklandreporter.com

A Kirkland man connected with the notorious Bandidos motorcycle gang pleaded not guilty today to extorting money from a Redmond business owner last month.

Robert Dairold Golden, 39, was charged Dec. 27 for the crime that involved extorting $57,500 from the owner of a custom fishing-rod shop. His alleged accomplice, Robert Amahd Edwards III, of California, also

pleaded not guilty today in King County Superior Court. Golden was released today on bail, which was set at $500,000. According to charging documents, Golden and Edwards allegedly entered the Redmond

business on Dec. 21 to unlawfully collect titles to the victim’s truck, trailer, boat and some dirt bikes. The men were unaware that police had been granted the authority to intercept and record the meeting. Members of the Red-

mond and Seattle Police Departments were waiting nearby and after they had collected enough evidence, arrested the men. A case setting hearing for Golden and Edwards is scheduled for Feb. 14.

“Our State will benefit from his determined spirit, sharp intellect and his razor-like focus,” said Council Vice Chair Jane Hague. “Thanks for your years of hard work on behalf of King County residents.” Ferguson, who joined the council in 2004 and was the King County Council representative for Kirkland’s Finn Hill neighborhood, was sworn in as Attorney General on Jan. 16. During his time on the council, Ferguson served as council chair in 2010 and as chair of the council’s 2007 Budget Committee, crafted King County’s 2008 Budget. He was also the prime sponsor of the legislation that became the Veterans and Human Services Levy adopted by voters in 2005 and renewed in 2011. “Bob Ferguson has been a strong voice for the people of King County as a member of the county council, and with his deep sense of justice will be a great asset to the people of Washington as our next Attorney General,” said Councilman Larry Phillips. “For the past nine years I have enjoyed partnering with Bob on a number of critical initiatives, particularly in the areas of fiscal oversight, government reform, and historic preservation, and I look forward to working with him as a state leader.”

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battle hunger across Washington state. Crème Tangerine is a dynamic five-piece band from Seattle that performs the music of The Beatles for thousands each year. Rather than focusing on the personalities or look of the Beatles, Crème Tangerine focuses on performing their beloved music live for all to enjoy. Their performances have included The Beatles most recognized hits as well as different eras of the Beatles music and “the White Album” and “Abbey Road” in their entireties. Their high energy, quality performances appeal to those already familiar with and new to the music of The Beatles. For information, visit

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Colleagues say goodbye to Ferguson The members of the Metropolitan King County Council recognized Councilman Bob Ferguson for his work as a member of the council and wished him well as he prepared to take the oath as Washington’s Attorney General. “It has been an honor to work with Bob Ferguson for the last nine years,” said Council Chair Larry Gossett. “All of the people of the state of Washington will now benefit from the energy and intelligence we have seen during his time on the council.”

contempt. Tom rebutted that he had always voted in line with his district, including Barack Obama for president, Jay Inslee for governor, the legalization of marijuana, gay marriage and charter schools. “I was out in front on all the issues in a public manner,” said Tom. With just two hours to address constituent concerns, the senator agreed to talk individually with folks after the meeting, to allow for more discussion in the time allotted. For Margaret Lee Thompson of Redmond, that worry centered on protecting social services for the disabled and disadvantaged. Rep. Habib said that having lost his eyesight to cancer at age 8, he well understood the importance of protecting the most vulnerable. Without those “wrap-around” programs, he said he likely would not have made it to college. Tom conceded with Habib, though he added that perhaps the definition of the country’s most vulnerable had been expanded too wide for the current economy. “Any decision that happens at the state level will affect all cities in the area,” said Steven Kasner of Bellevue. “I understand that there’s very limited money, but there are very large ripple effects.” This year’s legislative session began Jan. 14 and will run through April 28.

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David Wayne Rainey

August 6, 1964 – January 7, 2013 Northlake Unitarian Universalist Church

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Dave Rainey, formerly from Kirkland, WA, passed away unexpectedly in Euless,TX on January 7, 2013. Beloved son of Dennis and Mary Louise Rainey; brother to Theresa, Karen and Sharon; uncle to Jennifer, Alex, Rachael and Marielle. To share stories or for more information contact karenwaltersm@aol.com 729445

Lake Washington Christian Church Walking with God and with each other Worship Sunday: 10:30 AM 343 15th Ave, Kirkland www.lwchristian.org

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Following their 2009-12 blockbuster performances that thousands attended in Seattle’s Pike Place Market, Seattle’s favorite Beatles cover band, Crème Tangerine, will once again celebrate the anniversary of The Beatles’s last performance famously known as “The Rooftop Concert” at the Copacabana Café. In what has become an annual tradition in Seattle, Crème Tangerine will perform songs from that

concert, as well as Fab Four favorites and more at noon on Friday, Jan. 25 on the rooftop balcony of the Copacabana Café in the Pike Place Market, at 1520 ½ Pike Place. Seattle Weekly readers voted that location as the “Best Rooftop Balcony in Seattle.” Crème Tangerine’s concert will take place on the last Friday of January at noon – the same day and time The Beatles’s last performance took place on the rooftop of Apple Records in London in 1969. “It’s been so cool these past few years to see the streets of Pike Place Market packed shoulderto-shoulder with people celebrating the music of the Beatles on the last Friday of January – this music truly is a common bond people share together,” said Jeff Lockhart, drummer of Crème Tangerine. “We look forward to this year’s show to be our best ever! We’re going to perform this fun event for free in Seattle to give people a reason to take a moment to rock out, smile, and have a little fun on winter lunchtime. We hope people will come out and enjoy it all!” This year’s performance will highlight the hunger relief work of Northwest Harvest. Northwest Harvest will be on hand to receive canned food and donations in their work to

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Kirkland band Crème Tangerine, a Beatles cover band, will perform the famously known “Rooftop Concert” at noon on Jan. 25 at the Pike Place Market. CONTRIBUTED

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First-term legislator Cyrus Habib, who was sworn in Monday with other House members, will help direct state efforts to boost prosperity in the 21st century as vice chair of the House Technology and Economic Development Committee. “We must encourage and incentivize economic development in the 48th District and throughout the state,” Habib said. “We need to develop a talented and skilled workforce, topflight infrastructure and a supportive business environment. I will draw on my experience with high-tech businesses to make that happen.” Habib practices law at Perkins Coie in Seattle, where he specializes in meeting the legal challenges of emerging technology companies. With his swearingin, Habib, D-Kirkland, becomes the first IranianAmerican state legislator in the nation. Habib, who lost his eyesight to childhood cancer, also is one of two blind state legislators in the United States.

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ello everyone! My name is Eleanor Mueller and I am a senior at Lake Washington High School here in Kirkland. I’m one out of 338 of my classmates working to graduate in June – a requirement for which is 60 hours towards a culminating project. Having been yearbook editor for two years now, I knew right away I wanted to do something regarding journalism, and it was for this reason that I chose to work as an intern for the Kirkland Reporter. However, this experience means much more to me than just schoolwork. Ever since elementary school, I’ve loved to read and write. A frequently-told story by my parents is how in first grade, I would even read newly checked-out library books while walking home from school (how I had friends remains a mystery). It wasn’t until my junior year at Lake Washington, however, that everything clicked, and I realized the way in which I wanted to spend the rest of my life. It was that fall that I joined yearbook and Eleanor Mueller

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became co-editors with a then-senior, Sky Frost, who by the end of the year had not only become one of my best friends, but helped me finally discover my passion for journalism. Now a senior myself, I’m not only enjoying my second year on yearbook, but have also applied to many journalism schools across the country (USC, Northwestern, and University of Missouri, to name a few). While I won’t hear back from any until the end of the month, I want to thank the Kirkland Reporter for allowing me to follow my dreams now, without even having graduated from high

school – and invite all of you to provide feedback on whatever articles I write. This is without a doubt a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and I am beyond grateful for the opportunity granted, not just by the Reporter, but you, by supporting it! Thank you.

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City should stop fighting Potala Village Mayor McBride and council members, I have followed the Potola Village story in the Kirkland Reporter and now the Seattle Times. Your duty is to represent all of the residents of Kirkland, not just a segment objecting to Potala Village. I have been involved in engineering and real estate for 55 years. My understanding of zoning law is that it provides rights and obligations, and that they vest at the time a building permit is requested. Fairness and justice demand this. You cannot change the zoning after an owner has made a proper effort to get a permit under the zoning and terms in effect at the time the permit was filed. Check with your lawyers. The neighbors objecting to the project had the opportunity to be heard at the time the zoning was being considered. They are wrong to object now. It appears that the owners of the Potala Village project have made a very sincere and generous effort to deal with the demands the city has made on behalf of the neighbors to the project, who are just a small segment of our city. Now the Potala Village owners have a chance to win the right to build what they originally proposed, with no need to compromise with Kirkland. Stop fighting the developer and

stop spending taxpayer money and city resources that should be used for the good of the whole city. I want the council to resolve this and do so at once without the expense of a trial that has not the faintest glimmer of success regarding the demands the city has been making.

Roger Lowe, Kirkland

Stay vigilant on Potala Village saga And so the saga of Potala Village continues. The developer filed a new claim on Jan. 10 in King County Superior Court. The pleading asks for the recent city council decisions to be declared invalid or void. I guess the farther claim by the plaintiff is likely to be that the project is allowed 143 units. And so, there is no time yet for citizens to rest or be less vigilant. No less need for neighbors and their attorneys. The city also recently issued a statement that it was processing the shoreline development permit (SDP). When the citizens asked for details, we were told that the decision date was uncertain. The developer’s legal papers indicate that they have been given a more complete answer and decision on the permit will be made this month. It is believed that the city confirmed that the SDP being processed is for the 143 units. What continues to be curious is why the citizens who pay the bills get less complete and totally useless answers.

So what would be appropriate review of the shorelines substantial development permit? A. City records show processing of similar SDPs. There is a public hearing once all known environmental (and other) issues have been documented. We have just received the final EIS for Potala, but there has been no public comment period following the release of the all known environmental information via the FEIS. B. City records show elected officials or the team of appointed Planning Commissioners make decisions on past SDPs. This includes SDP decisions in the same block as Potala Village. Is it correct that a single individual (planning director) now makes the decision solo? He is not elected. He could be great at his job, or not so. The citizens don’t have the opportunity to recall him if they believe that his decisions are erroneous. C. SDP requires the decision to be made on the basis of several things. Let’s review. On the basis of information supplied by the developer and the developer is cautioned to make sure and provide accurate and complete information on the SDP application and the environmental checklist. To this point, neither the SDP or the environmental checklist were complete. There were items required by the state “to be provided at a MINIMUM” that were missing. Why would the developer not include the name, address and phone number of the property owner, Luella O’Connor

or her signature on the hold harmless agreement and others? Why would he not answer the question about the intensity and uses of the “adjacent properties” on the checklist that gets sent to “interested parties” and “agencies for their consideration?” Why would he not put the information about the contaminated soils on the document that also gets circulated amongst folks like the Muckleshoot Indian Tribes, Department of Ecology and others who may be concerned about potential impact in areas classified as shorelines of statewide significance? Incomplete applications are not appropriate for approval, period. City officials cannot excuse lack of information that is required “at a minimum” by the state. Mistaken or intentional omissions on critical questions create the inability for thoughtful consideration by those within Kirkland and those at the state level who would not be privy to knowledge about contamination and adjacent properties unless it is properly documented. The permit is to be considered in light of Comprehensive Plan and other city ordinances and policies. During the last two years there has been extensive discussion of how the Potala proposal conflicts with ordinances that restricted development on the site to 12 units per acre.

Karen Levenson, Kirkland

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Controversy continues over Potala Village as developer files second lawsuit initially proposed the Dargey to file a lawsuit four-story development against the city in May, in 2009, plans called for seeking an injunction After several Kirkland 181 apartment units, 6,000 against the moratorium Council-imposed buildsquare feet of retail space and arguing that the city ing moratoriums, zoning and retail parking on a 1.2 did not have the authority changes, public backlash acre lot south of downtown to react that way based on and months of mediation, Kirkland. Since then, the one project. the proposed Potala Village plaintiffs reduced the den“The moratorium was controversy is still not sity to 143 units. clearly intended to reover. Zoning in the spond to public comment The project area at that time regarding (the) plaintiffs’ KIRKLAND developer has filed allowed for unlimproposed development of a second lawsuit ited density. the property: the shoreline against the City of However, more development application Kirkland, this time than 1,000 opponents was the only development asserting the city used said the project was out application pending among the “ongoing moratorium of scale with the 12-unitsproperties subject to the as cover” and “abruptly per-acre density on several moratorium,” the suit conadopted” drastic zoning nearby properties. Neightinued in the most recent changes that forced major bors also argued that the filing. amendments to the Potala zoning conflicted with the The developer also Village project, according city’s Comprehensive Plan. claims that the city to a lawsuit filed Thursday As a result, the city misused its moratorium (Jan. 10) in King County issued four moratoria on powers by extending the Superior Court. new building permits for moratorium for more than Developer Lobsang the area. The freezes led a year “for the sole purpose Dargey and wife Tamara Agassi Dargey, who are seeking unspecified damages, claim the city misAuto, Home, Business, Life & Health insurance used its power when the council voted in December Insurance questions? Contact us, we can to amend the Neighborhelp with any of your insurance needs. hood Business (BN) zoning code to cap density at 48 units per acre. The code 425-827-7400 adoption also “constituted mig@McDonaldIns.com • McDonaldIns.com unlawful spot zoning,” 416-6th Street South • Kirkland, WA 98033 said the plaintiffs in court Companies represented include: Liberty NW, Safeco, CNA, Travelers, Hartford/AARP, NSM Homebuilders, Progressive, Unigard, Encompass, Kemper, Chubb, Zurich documents. Real people caring about your insurance needs. How can we help you? When the developer By Carrie Rodriguez

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of adopting significant changes to the BN zone governing (the) plaintiffs’ property.” However, city attorney Robin Jenkinson said “the city followed the law in every respect when it initially enacted and then temporarily extended the moratorium in its BN zone.” She added the councilapproved amendments

to the zoning code in December were not made “abruptly.” “Rather, these amendments were the culmination of careful consideration by the Planning Commission and city council over a year … to clarify and improve commercial regulations throughout the city,” said Jenkinson in an email. She said the extent of

changes to the Potala Village project as a result of the zoning changes is unknown, “but we do know that this was not the only area affected by the zoning amendments; there were also amendments to other commercial zoning districts within the city.” The council rejected the developer’s settlement agreement regarding the first lawsuit in November.

First National Urgent Care Franchise Expands To Kirkland To Test New High-Tech Healthcare For Modern Family Doctors Express, the first nationally franchised urgent care, wants to do for a trip to the doctor’s office, what Starbucks did for a cup of coffee. So it’s no accident that the leaders of this growing, national urgent care brand hand-picked the hip, vibrant Emerald City to test market five new corporately owned centers with a prototype that appeals to high-tech/ high touch, on-the-go families.

screen TVs in the exam rooms, and Free Wi-Fi – all to create a sleek, inviting retail environment.

The new centers, with bright colors and luxury appointments give the vibe of a hip, downtown Seattle apartment. They include i-Pads in the front lobby so kids can play “Angry Birds,” flat

believe Doctors Express is an efficient, low-cost, high quality healthcare solution that will improve access to quality medical care.”

Two Doctors Express franchise centers have already been up and running in the Seattle suburbs of Kent and Queen Anne. Three corporately owned centers with the new look recently opened in Everett, Seattle and Lynnwood. Two more corporately owned “We chose centers are the Seattle set to open area to test The Doctors Express team offers convenient, affordable services at the new, early this market this high-tech urgent care center in Kirkland. The center is located at 13718 100th year. The Avenue NE. No appointments needed. For more information, call 425-814-4888. new concept Kirkland in healthcare because of the demo- Doctors Express will open to the pubgraphic of modern, high tech moms lic tomorrow (Saturday, January 19th). who are most likely to use urgent care,” That center is located at 13718 100th says Jeromy Sjolseth, operator of the Avenue NE in Kirkland. The Burien five corporately owned Seattle-area Doctors Express is set to open next centers. “Our research shows this new month. generation wants a different health“We are catering to the customer care experience than baby boomers or experience; people who don’t want to seniors so we’re replacing the fish tank waste their entire day waiting for their in the lobby with high tech toys and doctor and don’t need the full scale equipment. It’s healthcare, Starbucks resources or expense of a hospital style.” emergency room,” says Sjolseth. “We

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the standard push-up, sit-up and plank into a new realm of possibility. 4. Fitness programs for older adults: Classic Pilates targets the highly active older adult with more rigorous exercises, and modern Pilates can be modified for the less

components of functional fitness: balance, coordination and endurance. 7. Core training: Core training stresses strength and conditioning of the stabilizing muscles of the abdomen, thorax and back. Marsha Dorman, MSPT, is owner of Exhale! Pilates in Bothell. Contact: marsha@ exhalepilatesyoga.com.

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www.kirklandreporter.com six calls of disturbance, 12 thefts, 12 car prowls, two car thefts, 34 acts of traffic abandonment, 12 calls of civil disturbance, nine reported burglaries, seven domestic violence calls, three calls for harassment, two alleged assaults, eight acts of fraud, seven reports of malicious mischief, two instances of illegal drugs, two sexual offenses, one reported rape, one robbery and three suicides. At least 24 people were arrested.

the man hid while a 28-year-old man lied about where he was. But police saw the man through the window and arrested him for fourthdegree assault. The other man was arrested for obstruction and providing false statements to an officer.

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Domestic violence: 4 p.m., 6300 block of Lake Washington Blvd. N.E. A 58-year-old man was arrested for allegedly pushing, punching and poking his wife because she hid his alcohol. An investigation revealed the man was drunk and upset but denied any physical contact had occurred. The police report indicates he punched the victim in the back three to four times and poked her

Illegal drugs: 9:23 a.m., 12800 block of 98th Pl. N.E. A woman reported four to five hypodermic needles on the left-hand side of the road. Domestic violence: 9:44 p.m., 7300 block of 132nd Ave. N.E. A 25-year-old man was taken into custody for assaulting a 28-year-old woman. When police arrived,

once in the stomach with a rolling pin. The victim did not have any visible injuries.

Jan. 5 Juvenile theft: 6:50 p.m., 10000 block of 137th St. Two 16-yearold boys were arrested after trying to shoplift a 750 ml bottle of Smirnoff Vodka at the north Juanita Safeway. The two were cited for third-degree theft and minor in possession/consumption of alcohol.

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Jan. 4 Illegal drugs: 12:21 p.m., 11600 block of 104th Ave. N.E. A 27-year-old man and a 25-year-old woman were arrested on

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outstanding warrants. Police seized pepper spray and three-and-a-half pills of Clonidine, of which the man was in possession of without a prescription. Trespass: 12:30 p.m., 11100 block of 129th St. A 28-year-old man was arrested for first-degree trespass after he admitted to being in the home of a 24-year-old man.

Since City of Kirkland officials conducted door-to-door outreach and held a community meeting last summer on the Public Safety Building, design of the future home of the Kirkland Police Department and Kirkland Municipal Court has continued.

Jan. 3 Warrant: 4 p.m., 100 block of Lake St. S. A 21-year-old man was arrested on a felony warrant as he left work at the Milagro Cantina. Police discovered the man after an agent with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) requested the man’s vehicle be located. The ICE agent had been following the man’s vehicle to arrest him on an immigration detainer but lost him in downtown traffic.

The city and its design consultants are hosting an informational meeting from 6:30-8 p.m. Jan. 31 to provide updates on the building design, permitting process and to answer questions. The meeting will be held at the current Kirkland Municipal Court, 11515 N.E. 118th St. Police, jail and court services will co-locate in the Public Safety Building, located at 11831 120th Ave. N.E., allowing for better coordination of services at a geographical center of the city. The building eliminates the need for the transportation of misdemeanor inmates, provides on-site parking for court clients, thus reducing on-street parking on Northeast 118th Street and provides for cost savings by retrofitting an existing building rather than constructing a new one. The building is designed to support more than 130 police and 20 court personnel and will include a 55-bed jail with a “rough out” of up to 30 additional beds. The building will also include a meeting room that will be available for public use.

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Could this be “the year of the Grand Bargain in Olympia?” Sen. Ed Murray believes so after Washington House of Representative and Senate leadership members met Thursday at the Associated Press briefing to discuss their priorities for this coming legislative session, all agreeing to make funding education the number one priority for both houses. With the recent formation of the Senate coalition this past December, questions were raised concerning the Senate’s ability to work in a bipartisan way. When asked about his priorities this session, Senator Murray (D-43rd District, Seattle), current majority leader, said the goal of the body was to govern responsibly.

other funding in Washington State. “What is more of a priority than funding it first?,” asked DeBolt. All legislators in attendance agreed that in order to fully address the constitutional mandate on public education, both revenue improvements and reforms were crucial. Tom said the state currently allocates 43 percent of its budget to education funding. However, while the state recently spent more, the results have yet to show improvement. Murray credited the lack of results to current tax policies, which have placed Washington in the bottom one-third taxing states. “When you pay for a bottom-third education system, you get bottomthird results,” said Murray. Tom entertained another method of receiving additional funds by using internet sales tax, anticipated to produce $500 million this biennium, for education financing. But as discussed at the conference, in order to lessen the achievement gap formed by the increasing number of poor and

minority students failing to meet their public education requirements, reforms must take place, the legislators said. Speaker of the House, Rep. Frank Chopp (D43rd District, Seattle), suggested that focus must always be on the student. “We need to look beyond just the classroom and teacher,” he said. In doing so he cited the Apple Health program as an example, which he said serves about 750,000 children in Washington. To excel in school, a “student needs to be healthy and ready to learn,” said Chopp. Murray stated that the achievement gap is directly related to poverty in the state. In order to effectively close the gap, the state must help “grow the middle class by helping those who are not in it,” Murray stressed. But Debolt argued that, “if we’re going to look at the education gap, we can’t just use platitudes and placations about politics.” If the legislature wanted to address poverty in its relation to public education, it shouldn’t place

people in more programs but rather find them a job, he said. “The achievement gap is about putting people back to work in areas with high and persistent unemployment, said DeBolt. “If we think we’re going to program our way out of it by using big government tactics, we’re in serious trouble.” While all-day kindergarten sparked discussion last session, Tom urged that, in order to address the gap, legislators needed to look at drop-out rates and the bottom 40 percent of students in Washington. “Some students start behind and can never catch up” said Tom. The 2013 legislative session begins Monday, Jan. 14, when the Senate coalition will take power. Murray and his colleagues are excited for this session and are hopeful that compromise can be reached on education funding issues and other priorities. “This could be the year… we look like Olympia, not D.C.,” said Murray.

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Referencing Alan disagree. Rosenthal, Ph.D. of RutTom stated that havgers University, “Legislaing co-chairs is not a tive bodies, by nature, functional way to apneed to be at points of proach this session and he contention and those would like to play to the different points need to strengths of each Senate come together. Legislative member, still allowing for bodies that work, compro- power-sharing. mise,” said Murray. Murray agreed that On the make-up of this there is a great opportuhybrid organization in the nity to take advantage of Senate, Sen. Rodney Tom talent this session. (D-48th District, But what Medina), the new seemed to be Senate Coalitionon everyone’s majority leader this mind Thursday session, said the cowas education, alition will work in a not just on how sensible way. “We’re the body politic not doing this for might work. Sen. Rodney Tom window-dressing,” Enumeratsaid Tom. ing his caucus’s Nevertheless, priorities, House there is still some disMinority Leader, Rep. agreement on its composi- Richard DeBolt (R-20th tion. The coalition presDistrict, Chehalis), foently has six Democratic cused on addressing the committee chairs and six looming 2018 deadline Republican committee from the Supreme Court’s chairs, with three comMcCleary decision directmittees planning to be ing the Legislature to add co-chaired by one Demofunds to close the K-12 crat and one Republican achievement gap. senator. To make education the Democratic leaders in top priority, DeBolt stated the Senate are in favor of that education funding appointing co-chairs to needed to have a separate each committee to make budget formed in a “clear the bodies totally biparand transparent manner” tisan but Republicans and decided on before any

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O’Brien Auto Group opens new Volkswagen of Kirkland O’Brien Auto Group, the largest auto dealer in the Pacific Northwest, is capping off a year of major growth and expansion with the opening of a new Volkswagen dealership in Kirkland last weekend.

The company first announced the new dealership in October. The opening marks the fourth new dealership added by the company in 2012. “The opening of our

new Volkswagen of Kirkland is a great way to start the year strong,” said Michael P. O’Brien, owner of O’Brien Auto Group. “Kirkland’s not only a great community but a major hub for area car

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Twenty-five Lake Washington School District (LWSD) teachers achieved National Board Certification, as announced by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. There are currently 204 National Board Certified Teachers (NBCT) working full-time in the district’s schools. “Lake Washington School District prides itself on the caliber of its teaching staff and we’re grateful to have so many teachers commit themselves to excellence,” said Superintendent Traci Pierce. “The National Board Certification process directly benefits our students because teachers increase

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ternity under Chapter 26.26 of the Revised Code of Washington. Your are further notified that your failure to file a claim of paternity under Chapter 26.26 of the Revised Code of Washington or the respond to the petition for termination of parent-child relationship which has been filed herein, within thirty (30) days of the first publication of this summons and notice is grounds to terminate your parent-child relationship with respect to the child. You are further notified that if the child is either: (A) A member of an indian tribe or (b) Eligible for membership in an Indian tribe and the biological child of a member of an indian tribe and if you acknowledge paternity of the child or if you paternity of the child is established prior to the termination of your parent-child relationship, your parental rights may not be terminated, unless (A) You give valid consent to termination or (B) Your parentchild relationship is terminated involuntarily pursuant to chapter 26.33 or chapter 13.34 of the revised code of Washington. Note: “Indian Tribe” is defined in 25 U.S.C. 1903. It refers to American Indians or Alaska Natives. One method of filing your response and serving a copy of the petitioner is to send them by certified mail with return receipt request. Dated this 14th Day of 2013. Carlos Velategui, Court Commissioner By A. Gallardo Deputy Clerk File Response with: Clerk of the Court, King County Superior Court, E-609 King County Courthouse, 516 Third Ave., Seattle, WA 98104 Serve a copy of your response on Petitioner: Christopher Duvall, 20415 Bothell Everett Hwy Apt C306, Bothell WA 98012 Published in the Kirkland Reporter January 18, 25, 2013, and February 1, 2013. #729592

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2 0 0 0 YA M A H A B a b y Grand C 2, with bench. Higher Quality, Professional Conservatory Series. Elegant Polished Ebony Finish. Rarely Used. Excellent Condition. An Awesome Deal at $11,500! 360-4720895 Friday Harbor, San Juan Island MUSIC TO YOUR EARS K a w a i G r a n d P i a n o. Gorgeous instrument (model KG-1A). Black Satin Ebony finish. Well loved since purchased in 1994! Only one owner! Absolutely pristine cond i t i o n ! M a s t e r Tu n e d every time and recently. 68” long. Includes bench. $6,500. Mercer Island. Call 206-2309887, Phyllis 206-7998873, Wim 206-7994446. S T E I N WAY P I A N O 5 ’ 10” grand. Model “O”, built in 1911, appraised at $13K to $16K by piano specialist. (360)9413943

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( 5 ) J E R S E Y raw m i l l dairy business, includes compressor, (2) (7) gal. milk can with hoses and (2) claws, filtering and bottling apparatus, existing clients, list goes with business, these (5) cows are pregnant and halter broke, can be lead, are very friendly and loving. Transportation available $15,000 OBO. Pls call for more info (360)6316089 General Pets

AKC Great Dane Pups Health guarantee! Males / Females. Dreyrsdanes is Oregon state’s largest breeder of Great Danes and licensed since 2002. Super sweet, intelligent, lovable, gentle giants. Now offering Full-Euro’s, Half-Euro’s & Standard Great Danes. $500 & up (every color but Fawn). Also available, Standard C H I H UA H UA p u p p i e s Po o d l e s . C a l l To d a y 2 tan females, short hair, 503-556-4190. $ 1 9 5 e a c h . L o v i n g , www.dreyersdanes.com easy, mellow temper- Great Dane ment. Mom & dad on GREAT DANE Puppies, AKC. Starting at $500. site. 425-231-3283 or Blacks, Harlequins, 425-315-2778 Merlequins, Fawns, Blues, Mantels, Merles. (360)985-0843 Waynekiser6@aol.com www.dreamcatchergreatdanes.us

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