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A time of transition for fire department Deputy chief leaves, chief’s last day is set for Jan. 31 Samantha Pak spak@redmond-reporter.com

Changes are coming to the Redmond Fire Department (RFD) as two of the top jobs will become vacant this month. Fire Chief Kevin Donnelly will be retiring from the RFD with his last day set for Jan. 31. In addition, Deputy Fire Chief Bill Newbold has left the department for a position

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Relocated post office draws steady flow of customers to Southeast Redmond However, mayor hopes U.S. Postal Service moves its operations back downtown Samantha Pak

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It’s coming. Just look for the blue-and-gold Grand Chapiteau. That’s the Cirque du Soleil’s big top, which will rise to the sky this Thursday and stand tall in Marymoor Park for 46 days. Inside, the 50-member troupe will perform its latest creation, “Amaluna,” which is set on a mysterious island governed by Goddesses, guided by the cycles of the moon and protected by Valkyrie warrior women, who also fly high with their aerial talents. From Jan. 31-March 17, the performers — most donning lavish costumes — will display their acrobatic/street entertainment talents while dancing, sliding in and out of a water bowl and jumping onto a tightrope, unicycle, teeterboard ng Session! and other apparatuses, often contorting their bodies and always pushing their athleticism to the limit. [ more cirque page 9]

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at the Bellingham Fire Department. His last day was earlier this week. City of Redmond Mayor John Marchione said he and Donnelly began having conversations about the fire chief’s leaving in mid-December 2012. Marchione said Donnelly wants to travel with his wife and spend time with his grandchildren, adding that Donnelly had not foreseen this opportunity when he accepted the job with RFD in March 2011. While Donnelly’s retirement leaves Marchione

It’s been about five months since the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) closed its downtown Redmond post office and moved retail operations to Southeast Redmond and officials said things have been going well. Ernie Swanson, a spokesperson for the USPS’s Seattle district, said there were some initial questions and concerns from customers about having to drive further east to the post office, but not anymore. “It seems any concerns or apprehension have gone away,” he said. Despite a less-centralized location, Swanson said post office workers do not think there has been any real drop in customers at the Southeast Redmond site and they were very busy during the holidays. The move to 7241 185th Ave. N.E. came after an unsuccessful search for a new downtown location as a [ more mail page 10 ]

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They’re not just selling cookies — Girl Scouts are also building robots

Members of the Mustache Bunnies celebrate after their robot successfully performs a task. From left: Katrina Sanko, Jenna Kaufman, Alexis Albay, Nicole Repede and Kathryn Hilbert.

School (EMS) and Scout ranking. Redmond Middle Workshop atSchool (RMS). tendees will learn Most people tend to The workshop at the basics of conassociate Girl Scouts with EMS, 6900 208th struction and what cookies rather than science, Ave. N.E., will be makes a structure technology, engineering held from 3-5 p.m. strong and be and mathematics (STEM), on Feb. 1 and 22. given the task to Maggie Duffy but members of two local The workshop at build a small truss troops are doing their part RMS, 10055 166th bridge using coffee to change this. Ave. N.E., will be stirrers, glue and From building bridges held from 11:30 a.m. to paper. The bridges will be to building robots, these 1:30 p.m. on Feb. 2 and tested for their integrity and young ladies are proving 23. Aimed toward sixthweight-bearing capacity science can be fun. through eighth-graders, the on the second day of the workshop is $20. To regworkshop. BRIDGING THE SCIENCE GAP ister, visit www.redmond. “So we smash them, Maggie Duffy, a Redgov/register and enter code pretty much,” Duffy said mond High School (RHS) 44329 for the EMS workabout the bridges. senior and member of shop or code 44330 for the Although Duffy is Girl Scout Troop 43266, RMS workshop. graduating at the end of is organizing and leading The workshop, Tiny the school year, City of two mechanical engineerTruss, is part of Duffy’s Redmond teen programs ing workshops for middle Gold Award. This 80-hour administrator Ken Wong school students. The twocommunity service project said they plan to continue day workshops will be is the Girl Scout equivalent her work by offering proheld at Evergreen Middle to the Boy Scouts’ Eagle grams emphasizing STEM education. Duffy presented her Free ideas for Tiny Truss to the estimates Redmond Youth Partnership Advisory Committee (RYPAC) in October and Custom slipcovers on the Eastside since 1985 Wong said they liked the concept of the program • Custom designs • Personal service and addressing the need for • Quality workmanship • Washable fabrics more STEM programming. 206-940-4861 • www.slipcoversbymary.com [ more science page 3 ] Samantha Pak

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www.redmond-reporter.com [ science from page 2] “I think young people like Maggie, who want to make a difference for others, are stepping up,” he said. “Initially this may be a project that she has to complete but it has become a passion that she wants (to) share with others. What we like is that she wants it to be sustainable and that is what RYPAC will try to do based on teen interests.” Wong said he is not sure yet whether RYPAC will continue the Tiny Truss workshop or if they will offer other STEMrelated programs. Duffy said she chose to do this workshop for her Gold Award because she participated in one like it when she was younger and it was fulfilling to see something she made stand up to natural forces. “That’s what got me into math and science,” she said. “Before that…it wasn’t applicable to anything I was doing.” Duffy said she wanted to focus her workshop on middle schoolers because there aren’t many programs and activities at that level to get students

interested in science, whereas there are science fairs at the elementary level and various clubs and internship opportunities at the high school level.

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As with Duffy, science and math became much more interesting to Katrina Sanko and Jenna Kaufman after they were able to see a practical use for it. The two girls are part of a six-member team called the Mustache Bunnies representing Redmond’s Girl Scout Troop 41295 in the First Lego League (FLL), a program that challenges participants to design, build and program an autonomous robot to perform various tasks in competition. The first-time team — whose remaining members are Alexis Albay, Nicole Repede, Kathryn Hilbert and Melody Hanley — recently competed in a regional competition last month and have advanced to the Western Washington Championship in February. “So not bad for a group of rookies,” said Tom Sanko,

Katrina’s father and one of the team’s coaches. Sanko said Girl Scouts of Western Washington places special emphasis on STEM education and offers financial support to troops participating in such programs, including FLL. The Mustache Bunnies were formed after members participated in a robotics club while attending Benjamin Rush Elementary School in Redmond. The girls, now all in sixth grade and attending different middle schools throughout the Lake Washington School District, reunited after Sanko and another parent stepped up to be coaches. Katrina and Jenna both said they already enjoyed science before they joined the robotics club at Ben Rush, but their participation in the club definitely changed the way they viewed science and math. Katrina said a lot of the science they study in school is more nature based such as natural disasters and landforms. Robotics is a more technical and hands-on ap-

proach. “I really think I like the more technical side of (science) because it can be more fun and involving,” she said. “You don’t really get to make landforms.” Jenna agreed, saying she particularly enjoyed learning how to program their robot to perform different tasks. She added that programs like FLL are a different way to learn science and could get more kids interested in the subject. In addition to their robot, the Mustache Bunnies also had to give a presentation on a research project addressing a specific problem. This year’s theme was “Senior Solutions,” aimed at the challenges that senior citizens face in accomplishing daily tasks. The team came up with an anklet with an ultrasonic sensor that would vibrate to warn seniors of possible obstacles in their path that may cause them to trip. “They actually had it working,” Sanko said. “(It was) very clever, and they did that completely on their own.”

Community BRIEFS Martin Luther King Jr. Day Restoration Event set for Jan. 21

Forterra, in partnership with Green Redmond, will host a Martin Luther King Jr. Day Restoration Event from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Jan. 21 at Grass Lawn Park, Westside Park and the Watershed Preserve. They will celebrate the legacy of King Jr. by caring for native trees and shrubs and protecting individuals’ environmental health and the future of the parks. They will supply all of the tools, materials, plants and gloves. Attendees are asked to dress for the weather and wear shoes that can get a little dirty, and bring a water bottle and a snack. For more information and to RSVP, visit www.forterra. org/events/mlk_day_of_service_1.21_Redmond

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Journalism abounds at Rosa Parks Rosa Parks Elementary School up on Redmond Ridge is usually in the news about being overcrowded with students. I’d been up there for a night meeting in September to speak with parents and Superintendent Traci Pierce about the issue. Everyone I met with was talkative and passionate about wanting students to learn in a comfortable atmosphere. The students are fervent about learning, as well. On Monday morning, I returned to Rosa Parks and met this time with third-grade instructor Alyssa Wachtveitl and 26 of her students to discuss journalism in her newspaper class. When I arrived, Wachtveitl handed me a copy of their impressive paper, The Rosa Parks Reporter, and I sat in front of the class for the next 45 minutes and answered an array of the students’ questions about the newspaper business. I’ve done this sort of Q-and-A thing before — with both adults and kids — and I must say that this was one of the most inspiring meetings I’ve had yet. Right from the start, students raised their hands to ask their intelligent questions — and for the full 45 minutes, I was talking nonstop about reporting, writing, organizing a work week, meeting deadlines, taking Andy Nystrom

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journalistic path in high school, college and beyond. From what I saw of the 26 young scribes at Rosa Parks on Monday, I know the future of journalism will be in good hands with these students. And with Wachtveitl leading the way as editor-in-chief of her classroom, I’m sure there will be plenty of solid stories in The Rosa Parks Reporter to come and, of course, in the publications that these students choose to write for when they leave Rosa Parks and take on the world.

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photos and more. I hope I sounded intelligent myself and maybe inspired some of these students to take a crack at a journalism career. As I looked out at the students — many of whom were wearing pajamas to mark Spirit Week — I realized that it was around third grade when I began writing stories, as well. I first chronicled my youth soccer team’s results in The Dribble, our league’s magazine. I then moved on to writing reports on rock bands for my school’s newspaper in sixth grade, and continued on my

First off, let me say I am not opposed to hunting, target shooting or the possession of a gun. Farmers need guns for the control of pests. What I fail to understand is the desire or need to own an assault weapon with a high-capacity magazine. Such weapons are designed for the military — for mass destruction of life. Where do you draw the line — a rocket or grenade launcher? Machine guns were outlawed long ago. When I read that that some of the children in Newtown were riddled with as many as 16 bullets (the kind that are designed to fracture bones and macerate flesh and organs) I was sickened, as were most Americans. The rush to buy such weapons of mass destruction increased dramatically following that incident, resulting from those fearing that it would cause arms restrictions. Those Neanderthal idiots with testosterone poisoning, who were vowing to take up arms against the government, should that occur, are the least desirable persons to be in possession of weapons of any kind. Background checks should be required for all gun sales, including private sales. This would necessitate the registration of guns, similar to that of car registration. If you own a car, it must be registered with the state. You must have a license to drive it and pass a test to obtain that license. The registration must be transferred if you sell it. Australia was mentioned by one of the recent letters to the editor as a failure in gun control.

I disagree. After several high-profile multiple murders there, the government banned semiautomatic and automatic weapons and had a compulsory buy-back program. Homicide and suicide by firearms dropped dramatically. America had 30,000 deaths by firearms in 2012. That is equivalent to almost half the population of Redmond. I think assault weapons and high-capacity magazines should be outlawed. We should have a limited time buy-back program for them and any person found to be in possession of them should be fined and prosecuted. The obstacle to federal gun control is political, not constitutional. Even Justice Scalia has said that the Second Amendment should not stop the U.S. from banning certain weapons, that the amendment leaves room for gun control. We can’t prevent every incident from happening. Does that mean we should do nothing?

Gail Bjorkman, Redmond

Gun-control discussion, Part 2 In the Jan. 11 Redmond Reporter, Dick Bowne wrote that when it comes to gun violence, “deranged, criminally-inclined and those in need of heavy-duty anger management” are the problem. Shari Newton adds that “guns do not kill people, people kill people.” As such, gun-rights supporters should be able to agree with gun-control advocates that it would make sense to close major loopholes in our program of background checks (concerning gun shows and private sales), so that it is, in fact, less easy for criminals and unstable individuals to acquire guns.

Likewise, I wonder if Dick Bowne or Shari Newton are in favor of citizens owning tanks, missile launchers or grenades? Personally I think it would be a heck of a lot of fun to own an M1 tank, and maybe blast targets with its 120mm cannon out behind my house. But even though it would be fun (and a big help when the zombie apocalypse arrives), I’m not sure society should allow me to do that. I suppose there would be a lot of broken windows in the neighborhood, if nothing else. In fact I imagine that Mr. Bowne and Ms. Newton probably agree that it is reasonable for some limits to be placed on the ownership of military-style weaponry. And if that is the case, then perhaps they would also agree that it’s reasonable to ask whether the right to own guns should necessarily extend to weapons such as automatic assault rifles and large-capacity magazines. These are weapons designed specifically for the mass killing of large numbers of humans, and not for hunting or personal self-defense. As a matter of fact I’ve seen no serious national proposals in the wake of Newtown for broad restrictions on citizens owning or carrying guns. The discussion has been centered on placing reasonable limits on specialized military-style weaponry far beyond any legitimate sporting or recreational use, and on making sure that the “bad guys” don’t have as many loopholes available to them to acquire guns without the existing checks being applied. These are the kinds of sensible measures that the gun-control advocates, gun owners and the NRA should all be able to support.

Eric Johnson, Redmond

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Vandalism: Redmond police responded to a report of malicious mischief at 4:32 p.m. in regard to damage to a vehicle while parked at a public parking lot in the 8700 block of 160th Avenue Northeast on Education Hill.

Disturbance: At 3:21 p.m., Redmond police responded to a disturbance at an emergency room in the 8900 block of 161st Avenue Northeast on Education Hill.

Burglary: Redmond police responded to a burglary report from the 9300 block of 139th Court Northeast in Grass Lawn at 3:03 p.m. The victim had her exterior shed broken into. Nothing was taken.

Shoplifting: Redmond police arrested a male at 8:06 p.m. for shoplifting in the 17200 block of Redmond Way downtown. Theft: A UPS jacket was reported stolen from the 18000 block of Union Hill Road at 11:42 a.m.

east 63rd Court in Grass Lawn at 2:59 p.m. Shoplifting: A female suspect stole cosmetics from a store in the 17100 block of Redmond Way downtown at 4:07 p.m.

Vehicle prowl: The front passenger door window of a Microsoft shuttle van in the 3000 block of 157th Place Northeast in Overlake was broken at 6:47 a.m.

Fraud: Redmond police responded to a fraud report from the 14100 block of North-

Vehicle prowl: At 1:51 p.m., Redmond police took a car prowl report from the 17500 block of Northeast 67th Court downtown. There is no suspect information. Shoplifting: A woman in the 17100 block of Redmond Way downtown was arrested for shoplifting at 1:03 p.m.

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On Monday, Lake Washington School District (LWSD) Superintendent Dr. Traci Pierce presented her recommendation on the temporary boundary change between Rosa Parks and Laura Ingalls Wilder elementary schools to the district’s board of directors. The boundary will be in effect for the 2013-14, 201415 and 2015-16 school years and addresses overcrowding issues at Rosa Parks, which has an enrollment of 795 and is projected to reach 1,024 by 2015-16 if no change is made. Pierce met with members of the Rosa Parks community who were concerned about with the size of the school in September 2012 and formed a temporary boundary committee to come up with a solution. The committee presented three

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possible scenarios to members of the community, who then provided comments and feedback. After this whole process, Pierce recommended Scenario C to the board. This option would move all of Redmond Ridge East to Wilder except for the Deveron neighborhood, affecting 201 current students and 112 projected students. Julianne Bogaty, a parent whose daughter attends Rosa Parks, said one of the top priorities community members have expressed in their feedback is to keep neighborhoods together. The exclusion of Deveron from the move to Wilder in Scenario C does the opposite. “It’s not keeping Redmond Ridge East together,” she said. Kathryn Reith, communications director for LWSD, said they did not include Deveron in Scenario C because that would put Wilder at full capacity with no wiggle room, especially as more housing is being developed in the area, which

would bring in an unknown amount of students. She added that including additional elementary schools in the area would not be a viable solution as there would be issues of figuring out which neighborhoods would go to which schools — further breaking up the community — as well how students would get there. In addition, LWSD projections have all Redmond elementary schools at or over capacity in the next three years. In response, Bogaty said, “It’s frustrating that Wilder and other area (elementary schools) are safeguarded from reaching even their full capacity, when Rosa Parks has gone way over capacity for years with no such protection.” She said parents also have safety concerns with the over enrollment. Although Rosa Parks is a walking school, many families will drive to school when the weather is particularly rainy. As a result, the surrounding area, as well as

the school parking lot, can be particularly chaotic and dangerous at the beginning of the day. “It just takes one misstep (from a child),” she said about the potential for accidents. Following Pierce’s presentation on Monday, board members asked the boundary committee to take another look at the numbers and see if there is a creative way to include all of Redmond Ridge East at Wilder. Bogaty said she and other community members appreciate this effort to utilize all available seats at Wilder. The LWSD board will vote on the specific proposal on Jan. 28 and the community is encouraged to comment and provide input between now and then. Reith said the best way to do this is to email board@lwsd.org. People can also send a letter to PO Box 97039, Redmond, WA., 98073 or call the district office at (425) 936-1200 to leave a message for any of the board members.

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However, the afternoon’s entertainment ended up being a life-changing experience for Pawsey, who said that he couldn’t speak afterward. “I was transported to a place that I had never been be“Everybody seems fore and I decided to really connect I was going to work with it and find an for this company,” emotional intensity he added. that empowers Following the them.” show, Pawsey delivMark Pawsey, “Amaluna” ered a hand-written artistic director letter to an employee at the stage door and received a message on his phone machine by the time he returned home. Cirque officials met with Pawsey the following day, but it took two years before the right job came along and they eventually joined forces. During his Cirque tenure, Pawsey has worked in the capacity of artistic director, tour manager, assistant tour manager and general

stage manager for “Amaluna,” “Alegria,” “Quidam,” “Zumanity” and “ZED.” While Pawsey said that his first Cirque show was a surprise to him, people who attend the performances nowadays usually know what they’re in for since they’ve seen clips on television or the Internet. “It’s difficult trying to give them something different while staying true to the Cirque style and theme, so there’s different challenges now,” said Pawsey, noting that Redmond will be the fifth city on the “Amaluna” tour. “It’s grown and evolved and changed. People find their identity. They develop relationships within the show, so the show gets layered and layered and more and more rich and that’s only beneficial to everybody. We work on constantly changing the acrobatics and making them more exciting and better.” Pawsey has always been interested in live theater. He studied stage management in London at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and earned the prestigious Liverpool Playhouse Award. He worked in London’s West End on productions that featured Hugh Jackman, Julie Andrews, Bob Hope and others.

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Rimkus to Redmond Interlake coach headed down 520 after three years leading Saints Staff report

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There’s a new Mustang in town. Former Interlake High School head football coach Jason Rimkus will take over the Redmond High School (RHS) spot next season, according to Mustang athletic director John Appelgate. Jeff Chandler resigned as the head football coach at Redmond in

December. Chandler — who had a 7-21 record in three years coaching the Mustangs — left the position to pursue a career in school administration. Rimkus comes to Redmond after serving with Interlake for the past three seasons. “We are excited to be bringing in a coach with head coaching experience within the Kingco Conference (2A/3A),” Appelgate said. “Coach Rimkus has done an outstanding job at Interlake and we look forward to his knowledge, energy and enthusiasm in continuing the upward

path of the RHS football program (4A Kingco).” Rimkus, who compiled a 12-23 record with Interlake, was an all-4A Kingco defensive back at Bothell High and played at Pacific Lutheran University (PLU). He was part of the coaching staffs at Bothell, PLU and Western Washington University. Appelgate said he hopes the same traits that helped Rimkus at Interlake can benefit a Redmond program that last posted a winning season in 2007. “We feel like we’re on the right track,” he said. “We have a bubble of

talent coming back and we’re on track to be competitive next year.” Appelgate said Chandler more than fulfilled his main goal of increasing the turnout for football during his time there, and while a Kingco title may be an unrealistic expectation for a program that won only three games in 2012, the hope around the athletic department is that Rimkus can infuse the program with the same energy. According to Interlake athletic director Art Kuehn, that shouldn’t be a problem. “He was really passionate about everything,” Kuehn said of Rimkus. “He’s done a great job.”

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Overlake Katie Hill had 12 points and Vanessa Rosato had 10 points in Overlake’s 41-16 win over Bush on Tuesday. The Owls (6-1 in the 1A Emerald City League) also defeated Annie Wright, 43-30, and Forest Ridge, 40-34, last week. Hill scored 17 points against Forest Ridge and 15 points against Annie Wright; Rosato had

14 points against Annie Wright. Overlake’s boys dropped to 2-3 in league with a 4945 loss to Bush on Tuesday. David Treadwell led the Owls with 16 points. The Owls will host Seton Catholic at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow.

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Redmond Redmond’s boys dropped to 1-8 in 4A Kingco with a 65-45 loss to Issaquah

on Tuesday. Kyle Sawtell had 13 points and Nate Swanson had 11 points for the Mustangs. Tyler Yen had 12 points for Redmond in its 74-51 loss to Inglemoor on Jan. 11. The Mustangs will host Woodinville at 7:30 p.m. tonight. On the girls’ side, Issaquah defeated Redmond, 48-43, on Wednesday to drop the Mustangs to 2-7 in league. Kelsey Dunn led Redmond with 14 points. Dunn had eight points

in Redmond’s 59-26 loss to Inglemoor on Jan. 11. The Mustangs will host Woodinville at 6:30 p.m. tonight. Bear Creek Bear Creek’s Colin Feight had 19 points and Matt Kaiser had 16 in the Grizzlies’ 68-28 victory over Crosspoint Academy on Tuesday. Luke Blankenbeckler had 20 points in Bear Creek’s 51-30 win over Tacoma Baptist on Jan. 11. The Grizzlies (4-0 in the

2B Sea Tac League) will travel to Chief Leschi at 7:30 p.m. tonight. For the Bear Creek girls (3-0 in league), Kristina Engelstone had 16 points and Darryln McDonough had 15 in the Grizzlies’ 4132 win over Crosspoint on Tuesday. Engelstone had 22 points in the Grizzlies’ 51-25 win over Tacoma Baptist on Jan. 11. The Grizzlies will travel to Chief Leschi at 6 p.m. tonight.

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Redmond 113-pounder Chase Simmons won by an 8-4 decision over Skyline’s Kody Nguyen during the Mustangs’ 55-21 loss in 4A Kingco action on Tuesday.

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Cats

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on October 17th. Ready to go on January 18th. First shots and wormed. Very beautiful, intelligent loving. Parents have had pre-breeding & genetic testing, also good hips, elbows and eyes. Home raised with loving care. Males and females. $1200/each. Call Roberta: 360-443-2447 or 360865-6102.

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PUPPIES!! 2 Mastador pups; 75% English Mastiff, 25% Lab, 2 females, 1 fawn, 1 black, (mom 50% Mastiff/ 50% Lab, dad is 100% mastiff), $700 each. AKC English Mastiff puppies, show or pet quality, 4 months old, 2 brindles; 1 male, 1 fe m a l e . $ 1 1 0 0 e a c h . Parents on site. 1st & 2nd shots plus deworming included. Ready now. Serious inquiries only. Call: 206-351-8196

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