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Climbing for Trevor Members of Project Trevor gather outside of the Columbia Tower in downtown Seattle at the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Big Climb. Courtesy photo

Steve Price and crew raise money in son’s memory at Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Big Climb Samantha Pak spak@redmond-reporter.com

When Steve Price first participated in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s (LLS) Big Climb in 2002, his son Trevor had just been diagnosed with leukemia a few months earlier. Upon hearing the news, Price’s friend suggested they participate in the LLS’s annual fund-raiser. They formed two teams of five each. About five months later, Trevor died at the age of 12. And while Price — who lives in unincorporated King County outside of Redmond — may not have a loved one who could benefit from his participation in the event, he has continued making the annual climb up to the top of the Columbia Tower, Seattle’s tallest skyscraper at 69 flights of stairs, 1,311 steps and 788 feet of vertical elevation. In 2004, Price took the lead in organizing the Project Trevor team for the Big Climb, bringing in 115 individuals to participate alongside him. Since then, Project Trevor has had an average of 70-80 people participating in the Big Climb in honor of the team’s namesake. Project Trevor also has bright orange shirts with a photo of Trevor printed on it and a ng Session! quote from him while he was in the hospital asking whether leukemia is life threatening.

This year’s Big Climb was last Sunday and Project Trevor had 78 climbers participating. Price said this year they raised about $26,000 and placed fourth overall out of all the teams for the amount they raised. Last year, Project Trevor raised about $25,000 and placed first. In the team’s 12 years of participating in the Big Climb, Price said they have raised about $150,000 for the LLS. Price said members of Project Trevor are a combination of individuals who have been with them year after year and newcomers to the group, but it is always amazing to see how much support they receive every year. “The sea of orange,” he said, “it says a lot.” Money raised from the Big Climb goes toward blood cancer research as well as services for local patients with blood cancer. Anne Gillingham, executive director LLS’s Washington and Alaska chapter, said some of the services they provide for patients include patient support groups and financial aid — anything to help people deal with their diagnosis. Gillingham said there is no screening or prevention for bloodrelated cancers so the LLS works aggressively to recruit and retain top researchers to work on finding a cure. She said currently LLS is [ more climb page 15 ]

A colorful afternoon More than 1,000 people got into the spring spirit at the Festival of Color last Saturday at Downtown Park in Redmond. Colored powder and water ruled the day as attendees tossed it on each other’s clothes and faces. See page 9 for story. Courtesy photos

DelBene talks business with locals Samantha Pak spak@redmond-reporter.com

Congresswoman Suzan DelBene, who represents Washington’s First District, visited B.E. Meyers Electro Optics in Redmond Monday afternoon as part of a district-wide tour this week to learn more about the current local business climate, understand what makes them

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thrive and understand more about what challenges they face and have to overcome. At B.E. Meyers, DelBene met with a number of employees including Clint Meyers, whose father, Brad, founded the company in 1974. Meyers and his brother Matt are next in line to take over B.E. Meyers, which develops and manufactures optoelectronic devices primarily

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Businesses say downtown climate is on the upswing Samantha Pak spak@redmond-reporter.com

Downtown Redmond has been designated as one of two urban centers for the city and construction throughout the area has shown the neighborhood is on its way to achieving this. A number of businesses such as Graces 5, Olive and Jill’s English Toffee have come and

gone in the last year, but others who have opened up shop are still going strong. One of those is Rudy’s Barbershop at 16095 Cleveland St., which opened in September 2012. As a new business in the neighborhood, store manager Heidi Vlist said they hope to create more foot traffic along Cleveland Street. T:4.8” “We are lucky to have neigh-

bors like Top Pot and Zeek’s Pizza. We all have a different service with a similar comfortable, modern vibe and culture that our clientele appreciate,” she said. “I look forward to the future of Redmond businesses and am confident we can all work together to create and maintain a close-knit community that draws people in.” Vlist had worked at other Seattle-area Rudy’s locations

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for four and a half years before she became the store manager in Redmond. She said the residential and commercial development in downtown Redmond is a big piece of what attracted them to open a store here. Rudy’s is located directly under the Red 160 apartments and Vlist said many of the building’s residents have become “loyal clientele.” “The construction going on is meant to help all residents and businesses in the future,” she said. “Downtown Redmond is becoming extremely accessible by having housing located above retail, so people can meet all of their needs with a quick walk or nice bike ride.” Vlist said for newcomers to downtown, the neighborhood needs businesses that are likeminded in wanting to create a strong sense of community and plan to build each other up. Rudy’s is already feeling this type of support from Redmond residents. “I have always loved and appreciated our clientele, but I must say Redmond clients are really special to me,” Vlist said. “The pure, genuine excitement to have a salon like Rudy’s in the neighborhood makes it fun to come to work every day.” For Justin Cline, being a part of the community is very important and he plans to do just that with Highscore Burgers, which is located at 8440 160th

Ave. N.E. in downtown and opens today for a soft opening from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The restaurant will open fully on Monday with hours from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day. Cline, who owns the four Full Tilt Ice Cream locations in Seattle, said they hope to be good neighbors in downtown Redmond and integrate themselves into the neighborhood. With burgers, pinball machines, arcade games, “cocktail” table games and Full Tilt ice cream, Cline described Highscore as “a bar for kids,” but clarified that they hope to create a fun environment for all ages to hang out and meet their neighbors. He added that in the next few weeks, they will be serving beer and wine, as well. Cline said they wanted to expand to the Eastside as PCC Natural Markets in Redmond is one of their biggest customers and downtown Redmond is “pretty high density…lots of families.” Throughout the process of opening Highscore, Cline said he was surprised there aren’t more family oriented businesses in the neighborhood since he has seen a lot of kids. The influx of new businesses has also brought more traffic to long-standing businesses in downtown Redmond such as Half Price Books which has been in its current location at 7805 Leary Way since October 1996.

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“We are always happy to have more neighbors join us in downtown Redmond,” said store manager Nathan Blakeley. “More folks in the area are taking the time to explore and visit downtown, so our store has seen more customers in general.” Like Vlist, Blakeley said the construction of mixed-use buildings will hopefully bring people to the neighborhood and businesses. “Ideally we would like to see more people on foot, enjoying a stroll or out for a bike ride visiting area restaurants and shops – especially bookstores like ours,” he said. On the business downside, last December, the Graces 5 owners lost their business license due to unpaid taxes. According to a State of Washington Department of Revenue order revoking certificate of registration previously taped to the restaurant’s door, the owners owed $38,340.48 in unpaid taxes. Graces 5 co-owner Tim Sharpe said at the time: “We’re taking a step back. I don’t think this is the end of Graces 5. We’re going to close for a few months, take a deep breath, re-evaluate our situation and get our debt taken care of.” He added that they’ve met with restaurant consultants and may tweak their business plan and possibly relocate within the area, somewhere else in Washington or out of state. Another healthconscious eatery, Hugo’s Restaurant, now occupies the former Graces 5 spot at 8110 164th Ave. N.E.

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Ukulele tune gives Backlund Redmond’s Got Talent victory Samantha Pak spak@redmond-reporter.com

Last Friday brought the conclusion to the Old Fire House Teen Center’s (OFH) first-ever Redmond’s Got Talent (RGT) competition, naming Hunter Backlund the winner. The Redmond High School (RHS) senior performed an original song he had written on the ukulele. As the competition winner, he received a $100 gift card to Redmond Town Center and will be performing on the main stage at this year’s Derby Days festival in July. Backlund was one of five acts to perform last week. The other four contestants were Eric Klassen, Kendrick Griffin, Sierra Hutton and Kelley Koeppen. Music was the main talent on display with Griffin and Koeppen singing cover songs and playing guitar and Hutton singing a medley of songs. Klassen brought

From left Kendrick Griffin, Kelley Koeppen, Sierra Hutton, Hunter Backlund and Eric Klassen were the finalists for the first-ever Redmond’s Got Talent competition at the Old Fire House Teen Center. Courtesy photo some variety to the show with his juggling act and won second place in the competition. Koeppen came in third and Griffin received the audience’s choice award. At 12, Hutton of Tacoma was the youngest contestant. She said she entered RGT because it was a chance to perform, which she loves to do, and was “shocked and

surprised” when she advanced to the finals. “I don’t usually win too many things or get chosen for stuff, so each win or advancement is really cool and exciting,” she said. All of the performers made it to the final competition after a number of elimination rounds that began with online video submissions. Twelve acts were selected from the

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initial pool with one alternate — Backlund, who filled in after someone backed out of the competition. The 12 performers shared the stage in the semifinal competition on March 8, where four were selected to move on to the finals. Koeppen was eliminated in the first round but was selected in an online competition based on the number of “Likes” contestants’ auditions received on YouTube. “I shared my video with some friends and family and it spread like wildfire,” the RHS junior said. “I ended up getting the most likes, with over 100 likes. It was so exciting to be voted back into the competition.” Ken Wong, teen programs administrator for the City of Redmond, said performers were scored on audience response, originality, showmanship,

technical ability and overall performance. He said the online voting process was a way to keep the audience more involved in the competition. “The goal of this program was to showcase teen talent, get the audience involved in the process and celebrate the success,” Wong said. He said RGT — which was sponsored by Redmond Town Center, REI and Redmond Yogurt Land — was also formed to give teens a public, safe and supportive place to show off their talents. Koeppen agreed that the OFH is a supportive space. “I was singing ‘She Will be Loved’ by Maroon 5 and I messed up around the middle of the song and stopped real quick and the entire crowd just starting cheering,” she

said. “It made me feel so great to have all the support and I just kept singing my heart out.” Griffin, a junior at RHS, has felt the love at the OFH, as well. She had performed at the teen center before and after learning about RGT, decided to enter because she has enjoyed her experiences so much. “It’s always so much fun performing at the Fire House and I thought this would be another great opportunity to get experience on stage and perform in front of one of the most supportive audiences ever,” she said. “I’m so honored to be a part of this amazing experience and I’d like to thank all the people at the Fire House for putting this together. It was so much fun and an experience I will never forget.”

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Money woes: Legislature’s first job is to help the less fortunate Lawmakers got some good news last week as state revenue was projected to be $40 million higher than anticipated over the next two years. While that’s something to cheer about, the Legislature still faces a $1.3 billion shortfall. Even worse, the state Supreme Court is requiring the state to increase education funding by $500 million to $1.7 billion over the next two years. That means even with an additional $40 million, there won’t be enough money to meet everyone’s wants and needs. And raising taxes won’t be an option, either. Republicans are against it and Gov. Jay Inslee, a Democrat, campaigned saying he wouldn’t approve tax increases. Bottom line: it’s going to take a bunch of cuts — and then more cuts — to balance the budget. As the Legislature moves forward in this final month of the regular session, it needs to see its task as more than a numbers’ game. In reality, lawmakers face a moral decision. Where should the state’s limited resourc-

es go? We think lawmakers need to look first to the poor and medically fragile. Without state help, they truly have nothing. More money for higher education also is a critical need. The increases in tuition at our state colleges and universities have priced many — even in the middle class — out of a chance to further their education. Ignoring this will impact our state far into

On the business front, do you like what you see in Redmond? I think about stuff as I drive. It’s my one-on-one business meeting time. I make my way to Redmond via State Route 522 from north Seattle each day, and as I drive through Bothell, the wheels in my mind start turning. I used to work for the paper there and know all about the city’s downtown revitalization plans. Right now, people are at work behind the chain-link fences, preparing the area near downtown for the re-routing of SR 522 and construction of new buildings for businesses in the former Bothell Landing area. Nearby, a McMenamin’s hotel and entertainment complex will take over the old Anderson School building. In Redmond, you can see the cranes, which means construction is under way for future downtown housing. Over at Redmond Town Center, new businesses are on the way. Who knows what the future will bring for new businesses in the downtown

and outlying areas. Will it be what you as residents would like to see coming to town? Do you like what you see now — do you frequent local businesses and keep them going in the tough economy? I may not call Redmond home, but I spend much of my waking hours here and like what I see. There’s a good variety of businesses that have been here for a long time and a handful of new ones that are giving Redmond a shot. Some will succeed and unfortunately some won’t. It’s the nature of things and being in the right place at the right time. So, when you drive around Redmond and see what’s out there, remember to take advantage of your surroundings. And if you’ve got an idea for something that you feel would be a good fit for Redmond, let city officials know about it and maybe they can get the word out. It’s your voice. It’s your town. Andy Nystrom

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the future. We know state workers have concerns over wages and benefits. Believe us when we say that private industry has felt their pain. But given low funds and high needs, lawmakers must first help those who can’t help themselves. This should be the goal of the Legislature. — Reporter Newspapers

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Thanks for Make-A-Wish fund-raiser article It’s wonderful to see youth participating in philanthropy and making wishes come true for children with life-threatening medical conditions (not terminal as is suggested in the article). As an employee of our local Make-A-Wish chapter, I find all giving inspiring, but particularly when it comes from kids helping other kids. Nice work!

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‘We are a great caring network’ (In response to Washington Cathedral being forced by its lenders to sell its property — March 22 Reporter.) I am looking forward to how this will all come together. We have amazing people in leadership and in the congregation. We will still do all the things we are known for.

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Fiona Monaghan, administrative assistant at Washington Cathedral All the best to Washington Cathedral. Their outreach for swim lessons, indoor soccer and basketball, safe harbor parking and support for local homeless folks and as a meeting place for Little League, parenting and other support groups is greatly appreciated as a major resource for Redmond.

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Say ‘no’ to state income tax “We the people” have said before, “No state income tax.” All taxes tax ALL the people. Taxes become operating expenses of business. The business incorporates ALL expenses into prices. So, though you don’t see the tax, you’ll see higher prices. Taxes cause inflation further stymying the economy. Taxes make it harder

for business to succeed. Taxes cause unemployment. All taxes tax the poor. Taxes on business tax the poor more than direct taxes. Taxes add to a business’ cost base, increasing the margin of profit. A $1 tax on business becomes $1.20. $1 tax to the poor is just $1. Our Democratcontrolled government plans to implement a “new tax”; a state income tax and a host of other “new” taxes in addition to the high taxes you already pay! How much will you take? How much can we take? Democrats do not want efficiency and do not want to stop spending your money. Some taxes are necessary, but where does it end? If government would become efficient, less tax would be needed. Government inefficiency costs us our hard earned money. Government never stops wanting more. Say, “no” to new taxes! Say, “no!” to ALL taxes to force government efficiency.

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Gibson is slugging away for RHS fastpitch Redmond past Woodinville, 4-2, last Friday. Daniel Bies got the win from the mound. Redmond will travel to Eastlake for a 6 p.m. game tonight.

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Boys soccer

Redmond boys soccer rolled through its preseason with a 4-0 record and defeated Garfield, 1-0, on Tuesday night behind a Brenden O’Brien goal in the 22nd minute. Goalkeeper Grayson Raffensperger had the shutout.

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Redmond’s Jon Ireland, Milo Mincin and Edwin Stanberry all had two hits in the Mustangs’ 6-3 loss to Bothell on Wednesday. On Monday, Lake Washington edged Redmond, 5-4. Kyle Francis and Bryce Steckler each had one hit and a combined three RBIs. Steckler nailed a two-run homer. Francis had two hits and two RBIs to lead

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Mercer Island defeated Overlake, 17-16, on Monday in Division II girls lacrosse action. Zoe Pinczower had five goals for the Owls. Overlake’s boys defeated Vashon, 11-5, last Saturday behind six goals from Barrett Jenness and two goals from Colton Umberger. The Owl boys beat Kennedy, 14-10, last Friday behind six goals from Jenness, three from Umberger and three from Erik Risa. Overlake’s girls defeated Eastside Catholic, 15-13, last Thursday behind six goals from Pinczower and four from A.D. Gildner.

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As Katie Ulvestad was perched atop the Greyhawk run, she knew something special was going on down the mountain. One by one, her St. Olaf College teammates were notching stellar slalom runs. She heard the announcer’s voice in the distance mentioning her college and the skiers’ high placements in the standings. And the cheers from the skiers and the crowd got her in the mood to rip into a top-notch slalom performance of her own. “I was getting feedback on the radio about how the course was running — it pumped me up,” said Ulvestad, a 20-yearold junior. “My team was fast before I ran. I didn’t feel any pressure, I just let it go, I was aggressive on the course Lisa Koetke, left, and Katie Ulvestad. and it paid off.” Soon Ulvestad was off, tearing down the mountain toward her teammates waiting for her to join them. Ulvestad, a Redmond High 2010 graduate, made her mark during the recent alpine United States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association national championships at Sun Valley, Idaho, by finishing fourth in the slalom and 15th in the giant slalom and winding up in seventh place overall and earning second-team All-American honors. (She was first-team AllAmerican in the slalom and second team in the giant slalom.) Thanks to some solid freshmen and depth of the Division III St. Olaf (Northfield, Minn.) alpine team, the women finished third overall. Combined with the school’s first-place nordic squad, St. Olaf won the national President’s Cup. Ulvestad, who also competed at nationals as a freshman and sophomore, first strapped on skis at age 3 and began competing at Stevens Pass when she was 7 or 8. During her senior year at Redmond High, she competed for Team Alpental Snoqualmie. “At first, it was a family vacation thing. When I got into racing, I just got hooked on the sport,” said Ulvestad, who was also part of golf, soccer and track and field teams at Redmond. “You become close to the community of skiers… and there’s never a dull moment.” St. Olaf freshman Lisa Koetke from Redmond (Interlake High class of 2012) competed in the giant slalom at nationals and earned second-team academic All-American honors this season.

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Redmond’s Kaija Gibson is on a homerun tear lately. She hit her third homer in the team’s last three games in a 9-5 loss to Newport on Wednesday. Gibson had three hits and two RBIs and Emily Rockhill chipped in with three hits and an RBI on Wednesday. On Monday, Gibson had two hits and three RBIs in Redmond’s 10-1 win over Lindbergh. Natalie Roberts added a double and two RBIs. In a 16-11 win over Lake Washington last Friday, Roberts had three hits (including a double and a triple) and four RBIs, Tatyana Forbes had three hits and scored four runs and Gibson had two hits and three RBIs.

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There will be eggs aplenty at hunts The City of Redmond’s Scrambled Egg 5K on Saturday is sold out and there will no longer be onsite registration. This is a new race that will be held in conjunction with the city’s annual Eggstravaganza egg hunt, held from 9-11 a.m. at Redmond City Hall at 15670 N.E. 85th St. The hunt will start at 10 a.m. sharp. This event will be for all ages and this year 12,000 eggs will be scattered on the lawn. Indoor activities for the day include photos with Mr. Bunny inside City Hall, story

time with the Redmond Library and vision screening provided by the Lions Club. Other outdoor activities will include arts and crafts, farm animals, a balloon artist, face painting and an egg roll on the great lawn. The Lions Club will provide Krispy Kreme donuts, hot cocoa, coffee and juice, each for $1. The egg hunt will be divided into two ages groups, little kids, up to age 4 and the big kids, ages 5 and older. Golden Egg prizes include Redmond Town Center gift cards and Gold’s Gym memberships.

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Maggie Enquist and her Assumption St. Bridget School fifth-grade classmates from Seattle work hard while planting trees on Tuesday near Bear Creek at Friendly Village in Redmond. They worked with the Adopt A Stream Foundation’s Stream Team members to get the job done. The trees will provide shade that helps keep the water temperature cool for salmon. andy nystrom,

• Washington Cathedral will host free Eggs-capade hunts tonight and Sunday at 12300 Woodinville Redmond Road. Three hunts will take place from 6-7 p.m. tonight and one hunt from 12:30-1:30 p.m. on Sunday. Friday’s hunts will be in the pool and Sunday’s will be outside. For information, visit www.wacathedral.org/events.

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Vandalism: It was reported at 10:46 p.m. that multiple vehicles were vandalized inside a parking garage in the 2500 block of 152nd Avenue Northeast in Overlake. Minor with alcohol: A female student in the 17200 block of Northeast 104th Street on Education Hill was arrested at 4:30 p.m. for being under the influence of alcohol. Grand theft auto: Officers responded to multiple auto theft reports. Burglary: Sometime during the night, two suspects entered a secured construction site in the 13500 block of Northeast 75th Street or Grass Lawn and stole $3,000 worth of copper pipe.

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business. DelBene’s district-wide tour of businesses also included Nintendo in Redmond, which she visited Monday morning. She said another purpose of her visit to area businesses is to talk about innovation, pointing out that this area is very innovative in the tech field, which ranges from the lasers and software to the biomedical and aerospace fields.

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what they are doing, as well as the importance of them working with other businesses within the district. DelBene said it is important to learn about businesses and the challenges they face from a policy standpoint to see how it impacts the businesses. “They have unique challenges,” DelBene said about B.E. Meyers. She said from her visit to the Redmond company, she learned that it is important for the government to look at how they invest their money and make sure they are receiving a return on the

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Miles Johansen (left) shows Rep. Suzan DelBene some of the machinery they work with at B.E. Meyers Electro Optics in Redmond on Monday. samantha pak, Redmond Reporter

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— with a cap at 6,000 and often filling up several weeks before the big day. Gillingham said the climb has also become about the fund-raising than the physical challenge. Price agreed. “To me, it’s continuing a legacy,” Price said about his continued participation in the climb. “(Trevor) was a pretty amazing young man.” Price added that if Trevor had survived, his son would have taken over as a team captain for the event.

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overcome are policies that were written to help small companies such as B.E. Meyers but are not implemented with the same intent. Meyers said with the country starting to pull out of the Middle East, demand from the Department of Defense has gone down but the government restricts them from reaching out to other markets, thus limiting the company’s source of revenue. There are unusual restrictions in place where, logically, there shouldn’t be, he said. “There’s a lack of understanding about what we’re trying to provide,” Meyers said. By meeting with DelBene, Meyers said he wants to bring awareness to the issue and hopefully find a solution that works for everyone. “We’re looking for the opportunity to keep ourselves afloat,” Meyers said, explaining that they are not looking for a handout, just a chance to do business. B.E. Meyers currently has about 120 employees, which Meyers said is a “significant” drop from how many they had about two years ago — all due to their drop in business. In addition to providing employment for the local community, Meyers said their company also “draws from the home team” and works with sub-suppliers in the area, which they are very proud of being able to do. DelBene’s visit was initiated after Meyers called her office to discuss the issues they are facing. He said while talking with her, he saw that she recognized the importance of

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funding six researchers locally: Five are at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle and one is at the University of Washington Medical Center. This year’s climb has brought in more than $1.6 million but Gillingham said donations are still coming in, so they are confident they will reach their goal of raising $1.7 million. LLS will continue collecting donations through April 6. The climb has been around for almost 30 years and Gillingham said in that time the fund-raiser has brought in “well over $20 million.” She added that the local chapter’s various fundraisers bring in about $8 million each year so the Big Climb is a large portion of that. LLS also holds benefit walks and runs and more traditional fund-raisers throughout the year. Gillingham said the novelty of climbing Seattle’s tallest building was what initially brought interest to the event but over the years, as people learned more about the Big Climb, it has become more popular

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OPEN HOUSE: A WELCOME TO OUR COMMUNITY

THE HALVORSON CANCER CENTER

EvergreenHealth Medical Center—Kirkland Saturday, March 30 11:30 am - 2:00 pm We cordially invite you to be our special guest to celebrate the opening of the new Halvorson Cancer Center on the main Kirkland campus of EvergreenHealth. Join us on Saturday, March 30, from 11:30 am to 2:00 pm to dedicate this new comprehensive center to you—our patients, families, survivors and caregivers who believe in a place where hope lives. The new center seamlessly aligns all cancer care and supporting services in a beautiful, integrated facility like no other on the Eastside, specifically designed with our patients’ and your family’s perspective and comfort as a guiding force. The opening of the new center also celebrates the recent collaboration between EvergreenHealth and the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, which brings SCCA’s leading-edge cancer research together with EvergreeHealth’s commitment to innovation and compassionate care to provide our patients with nationally recognized cancer care. We hope you will join us for this dedication event to celebrate where hope lives at the Halvorson Cancer Center. Enjoy light refreshments, guided tours and the opportunity to connect with neighbors and friends from EvergreenHealth and SCCA.

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Complimentary parking available on site.

EvergreenHealth Medical Center 12040 NE 128th Street Kirkland, WA 98034 www.evergreenhealth.com 425.899.3000

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