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Music, dancing and laughter at Ananda Mela festival The fifth annual Ananda Mela Joyful Festival of India took place last weekend at Redmond City Hall. The all-ages event was organized by the Sammamish-based Vedic Cultural Center (VCC) and featured musical acts from around the world. There were also dance and cooking contests and more. Top, En Karma from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, performs. Right, instructors guide an attendee through a Bhangra dance. Courtesy photos

Local athlete has a hand in BounceBack’s mission to help teens recover from sports-related injuries SAMANTHA PAK spak@redmond-reporter.com

Whether an athlete is brand new to their chosen sport or a 15-year veteran preparing for their third Olympics, one thing that could set them back — no matter the experience level — is an injury. Having to sit out for weeks, or even months, at a time is not easy, but one Redmond teen is part of

a project focused student athletes on preventing and bounce back from treating sports injuries better. injuries in student “Hopefully athletes. we can make it Sixteen-year-old easier for people Megan Phillips has to get back to their been interning for sport,” Phillips Megan Phillips BounceBack, an said. online database She is one of collecting information three interns — the other about sports-related injutwo are based in Califorries, since the beginning nia — on the project and of June. The goal of the together, they created project, she said, is to help the BounceBack website,

created fliers and business cards, came up with survey questions to ask student athletes and more. The questions are focused on athletes’ sports, their injuries, how they were injured, how long they were out and the type of treatment they received while they were injured. Phillips said they hope to find patterns in the data they collect and relay that [ more INJURIES page 6 ]

On July 25, Redmond resident Daniel Haggart was charged with first-degree murder after a fight on July 18 ultimately ended in the death of a 17-year-old Redmond girl. Cara Neil died July 23 from stab wounds to the chest. At 10:50 p.m. on July 18, Redmond police responded to reports of a fight outside of SoulFood Books at 15748 Redmond Way. Officers and fire personnel arrived, provided first aid to Neil and arrested 25-year-old Haggart. According to a Redmond Police Department (RPD) press release, the suspect and victim were acquaintances. King County charging documents state that Haggart allegedly, “with premeditated intent to cause the death of another person, did cause the death of Cara Neil.” He was also accused of allegedly “being armed with a deadly weapon, to-wit: a knife.”

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Charging papers state that when the responding RPD arrived on the scene, an officer saw Neil lying on the ground in the breezeway between SoulFood Books and Snapdoodle Toys, which is next door to the cafe. The papers go on to state that the officer informed dispatch that Neil “had possibly multiple stab

wounds, was unresponsive and had vomited.” When they discovered a stab wound to Neil’s chest, she was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. There were about four people around Neil trying to tend to her injuries when the officer arrived, documents state. One of those individuals was Haggart, who was not wearing a shirt. The responding officer spoke to witnesses on the scene, some of whom claimed to have seen a shirtless male involved in an argument. Others reported that the shirtless male “had been seen with a knife earlier in the evening. Another witness reported seeing Haggart and Neil pressed against each other, almost in an embrace.”

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Prior to the assault, Haggart had contacted his girlfriend, Jennifer Fox, who reported receiving threatening text messages, according to charging documents. Fox had saved the messages and shared them with police. The first text, which came in at 10:32 p.m., stated “if u don’t call me I’m stabbing the first person I see.” This was followed by a text at 10:35 p.m. stating, “cause I’m going to kill someone. Since I can’t live without u.” Another three minutes pass, followed by two more texts, one minute apart: “u [ more STABBING page 6 ]

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Theft: Redmond police took a shoplifting report at 8:37 p.m. in the 17700 block of Northeast 76th Street.

Fraud: Redmond police took an ATM fraud report at 9:44 a.m. in the 17200 block of Northeast 42nd Street.

Burglary: Redmond police investigated two reported residential burglaries at 5:51 p.m. in the 9200 block of 169th Place Northeast and at 8:51 p.m. in the 10100 block of 179th Avenue Northeast.

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Fraud: Redmond police took two fraud reports at 7:13 a.m. in the 16700 block of Northeast 79th Street and at 9:16 a.m. in the 8500 block of 148th Avenue Northeast.

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Theft: Redmond police took a theft report at 11:46 a.m. in the 8800 block of 161st Avenue Northeast.

The Redmond Police Department (RPD) is asking local residents to participate in the 31st Annual National Night Out Against Crime on Tuesday. Members from the RPD, fire department, city council, mayor’s office and more will attend parties between the hours of 6-9 p.m. The city had more than 50 neighborhood block parties last year thanks to Redmond’s celebrating approach – neighborhoods held barbecues

Shoplifting: Redmond police took a shoplifting report at 6:38 p.m. in the 2200 block of 148th Avenue Northeast.

Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a building at 2:53 p.m. in the 15700 block of Redmond Way. Burglary: Redmond police investigated a reported residential burglary at 11:51 a.m. in the 9300 block of Avondale Road.

Theft: Redmond police took a report of theft from a motor vehicle at 8:28 a.m. in the 8000 block of 146th Avenue Northeast.

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Identity theft: Redmond police took an identity-theft report at 2:01 p.m. in the 8400 block of 137th Place Northeast.

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Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a motor vehicle at 2:12 p.m. in the 3800 block of 175th Avenue Northeast. Fraud: Redmond police took two fraud reports at 1:39 p.m. in the 12100 block of 179th Place Northeast and 2:17 p.m. in the 17500 block of Northeast 120th Way.

Theft: Redmond police took a report of a bicycle theft at 2:47 p.m. in the 15700 block of Bear Creek Parkway.

Identity theft: Redmond police took two identity theft reports at 12:24 p.m. in the 14700 block of Northeast 60th Court and 2:05 p.m. in the 13700 block of Northeast 87th Street.

Wednesday, July 23

Theft: Redmond police took a report of theft of motor vehicle parts at 2:14 p.m. in the 9000 block of Willows Road. Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a motor vehicle at 12:47 p.m. in the 3800 block of 175th Avenue Northeast.

Fraud: Redmond police took a fraud report at 2:18 p.m. in the 16500 block of Northeast 41st Street.

Fraud: Redmond police took a fraud report at 10:06 a.m. in the 9300 block of 171st Avenue Northeast.

Theft: Redmond police took a theft report at 12:16 p.m. in the 7000 block of 148th Avenue Northeast.

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Theft: Redmond police took a bicycle-theft report at 1:04 p.m. in the 8700 block of 160th Avenue Northeast. Fraud: Redmond police took an ATM fraud report at 9:18 a.m. in the 17200 block of Redmond Way.

Burglary: Redmond police investigated a reported residential burglary at 11:25 p.m. in

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Debbie Yu first started practicing yoga when she was about 16 years old. This began a path that has led her to study alternative medicine in college and become a licensed acupuncturist and East Asian medicine practitioner. But the journey down that path was gradual one. After graduating from Redmond High School in 2008, Yu attended the University of Washington (UW), not exactly knowing what she wanted to study. Instead, she focused on taking prerequisite classes. It was another two years — 2010 — when the Woodinville resident became a certified yoga instructor and she realized what she wanted to study in school. That September, she transferred to Bastyr University in Kenmore and a little more than three years later, in December 2013, earned a master’s degree in acupuncture and oriental medicine. After earning her degree, Yu began practicing at two offices — one in downtown Seattle and one on the Health Within campus at 8226 196th Ave. N.E. in Redmond. She offers acupuncture, Chinese herbal consultations and Thai yoga massages. Occasionally, she said, she will teach a yoga workshop. When asked why she decided to go into alternative

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Debbie Yu stands in front of the various Chinese herbs she prescribes to her patients. SAMANTHA PAK, Redmond Reporter medicine, she said there wasn’t anything specific. “There was just something about it you just want to learn more about,” she said, though she added that she likes that there are usually no side effects. Yu said some of the things acupuncture can help with include stress relief, pain management (instant and long term), sleep issues, depression, digestive issues, hypertension and more. In Chinese medicine, Yu said she combines various Chinese herbs such as ginseng, mint, cinnamon, ginger, astragalus and others in formulas designed to target similar issues that acupuncture can address. Traditionally, people would consume these herbs into a tea, but Yu said there are now pre-made pills that people can swallow. She described Thai yoga massages as “lazy man yoga” as she is the one moving the patient’s body into various stretches and yoga poses.

“I use my hands and my feet,” she said about the latter. Yu opened her practices in February and said she is learning more every month. And come January 2015, Yu is looking to take all that knowledge to Nepal for seven weeks as part of the Acupuncture Relief Project (ARP), an organization whose participants serve as free primary care providers for the community in rural areas of Nepal. According to the ARP website, “practitioners are the primary source of medical advice, assessment and diagnostics for (the Nepalese) communities. We treat with acupuncture, naturopathic and allopathic modalities as we deem effective and we refer to hospitals and other specialists as necessary (when they are available). The access we provide to basic care has an immeasurable impact on influencing both overall

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individual and a community health.” Yu said the first stop on the trip is a few days in the country’s capital, Katmandu, with the remainder of the trip in Bhimfedi. As they will be practicing in a small rural village, Yu said she is prepared to experience some culture shock, adding that many of the people will be seeing a medical practitioner for the very first time. “They travel by foot, hours to come see us, which says a lot,” she said about some of the patients they will be seeing. She added that each participant will be seeing bout 100 patients of all ages per week. Yu said she is mostly looking forward to being able to practice her medicine and gain experience and confidence. The cost of the trip is about $3,300, plus airfare. Yu is currently fundraising for the trip and donations are being accepted online at acupuncturereliefproject. org/donate.

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Save Redmond Saturday Market The Redmond Saturday Market (RSM) has become a treasured icon over the past 39 years in this community. The RSM with its 125 members has so much to offer from local farm fresh produce to original handmade products not to mention the weekly entertainment at the gazebo and activities for children. Two previous city administrations have been instrumental in writing ordinances, amendments, citations and lease agreements, which have been adopted and honored by previous owners of the Redmond Town Center (RTC). As of last October, the RTC came under new ownership and JSH Properties has told the RSM board that their lease at the present location is off the table for the 2015 season. JSH Properties would like the RSM to move to the Center Court at the RTC. Negotiations between the two parties are ongoing while a task force is exploring options for alternative locations for the RSM within the City of Redmond. (The Reporter wrote about this situation in its May 2 edition.) On July 15, RSM vendors, board members and citizens of Redmond were present at City Hall for the council meeting. The City Council and the audience had a chance to listen to seven individuals who spoke up in favor of continuing the RSM at the current location with the permanent structures. The speakers unanimously urged the City Council to provide a voice in support of recognizing the importance of the present location of the RSM. The last item on the agenda was the brief comment made by Mayor John Marchione that he had met with the RSM board of directors and JSH Properties separately trying to give both parties advice on how to move forward with further negotiations. Much to everyone’s disappointment, the meeting was adjourned without any discussions, deliberations or motion regarding this topic. I sincerely hope the City Council will address this issue and give it the attention it deserves at its next meeting. The Redmond City Council represents our community at large with each member having been elected directly by the voters. Having said that, I would hope we can find a solution together. I would encourage the people of Redmond to submit their concern and/or suggestion regarding the RSM to the mayor and the City Council at mayorcouncil@redmond.gov. You can also contact Steve Hansen at steveh@ jshproperties.com and tell him how equally important the RSM and its present location are to you, your family and your friends.

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An accident waiting to happen! Be aware, prepared and safe Recently in our housing community, I have noticed a lot more children riding around on their bikes. That’s good; at least they are not glued to the TV screen or computer. However, while these children are having fun, they are not aware of their surroundings and the dangers there. It is just an accident waiting to happen. Cars back out of garages and drive through the housing complex, and although they are going at a slower speed than on the road, these children on bikes come out of nowhere. They do not stop or even look where they are going and this is what concerns me. When I first learned to ride my bike it was with training wheels to help with balance, and it

was a proud day for my parents when they came off and I was able to ride my bike. However, I was not allowed out on the open roads until I took my Cycling Proficiency Test, which has now been updated for the 21st century and is called Bikeability established in the UK. This test prepared me to cycle on roads, be aware of traffic and obey traffic signs and ride to school safely. I know many children do not cycle to school in America as school buses are provided, but when kids are out and about on their bikes they should be aware of their surroundings and be prepared to stop and know the rules of the road. Recently, I was driving out of the Safeway parking lot at Bear Creek in Redmond and two boys on bikes just appeared out of nowhere, causing me to hit the brakes. I was not driving fast, but they rode out from behind parked cars with no intention of stopping and no awareness of how dangerous this could have been. As Redmond is the Bicycle Capital of the Northwest, there should be a way to implement a safety program and make children and teenagers more aware of their surroundings and how to deal with them safely. Please check out the Cascade Bicycle Club based in Seattle and see if we can bring a program here!

him in charge of the budget committee, our state almost shut down because he couldn’t get the job done. His inaction on education funding led the Washington State Supreme Court to threaten the legislature with contempt of court because they simply didn’t do their jobs. I am also disgusted with Hill’s party. Not only do they lie on a national level, they have sent out misleading mailers attempting to discredit Matt on a local level. I guess they know how destructive Hill has been for the district so they have cannot promote his record; rather they make false accusations about his opponent. Matt will be a voice for progress and a voice of reason down in Olympia. He is a true public servant, and has been his entire life; he grew up in Sammamish and served his community as an Eagle Scout, then served our nation in uniform in the Navy after he graduated from the Naval Academy. When he and his wife decided to move back home to raise their family, he became active with the Lake Washington Schools Foundation and King County Veterans Program Advisory Board. Matt will be a strong voice for everyone in the 45th. I’m proud to have voted for him, and I encourage everyone who cares about our future to do the same before Aug. 5.

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Teresa Osborn, Redmond

The recently built roundabout coming down Novelty Hill is now covered with political candidate signs. This is a real distraction to drivers on this very busy road. There are still citizens that do not understand fully how the roundabout works. Other drivers might be paying more attention to the signs and could cause a serious accident. I suggest they be removed from the roundabout. Democratic signs are OK and can stay. (Of course, I am just kidding.)

Joe Giannunzio, Redmond

Proud to vote for Isenhower I’m proud to vote for Matt Isenhower for state Senate in the 45th Legislative District. Matt will work hard for our schools, roads and will work across the aisle to find real solutions down in Olympia. I’ve been disappointed these past four years with Andy Hill’s tenure in our state Senate. With

Ellen Bovarnick, Redmond

In the race for 45th District senator, the best decision for voters is to re-elect Andy Hill. Sen. Hill crafted a budget that put $1 billion into public education without raising taxes. This has been the most put into education in recent history. Furthermore, this budget also froze instate college tuition for the first time in 30 years. This is a major achievement. The importance in the passage of this budget was that it did not pass with 51 percent of the vote. No, it passed in both the House and Senate with 89 percent of the vote. This was the most bipartisan budget in more than 20 years. It was because of this budget the Sen. Hill received endorsements from both Stand for Children and the League of Education Voters. Furthermore, Sen. Hill was instrumental in crafting the Vulnerable Individuals Priority (VIP) Act. This proposal makes sure adequate funding goes into the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) so that individuals with developmental disabilities can receive the help they need. Right now there is a backlog of 4,000 [ more LETTERS page 5 ]

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Marymoor noise not a problem Marymoor Park is an excellent venue for concerts and movies in the summer, not to mention Cirque du Soleil. In contrast to the rant about the noise in Marymoor Park in the Reporter’s July 18 issue, I say, “No way!” I think the verbiage in that screed was very hyperbolic. I have lived next to Marymoor Park for 36 years and have never had the experiences that are reported. Sure, at the end of a show, music will waft through the air; big deal, nothing that is unbearable. The shows always end promptly at 10 p.m., too. I have had people out on my deck on the event nights and it has never bothered us. As for the movies — come on, there just is no noise from them. This is ridiculous. I have been a participant at the meeting about the

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Noise from Marymoor Park? For decades, we have been provided ear-rattling commentary from the Velodrome. Racing bicycles by intent and design are as silent as possible. During races, the unnecessarily amplified voice of the announcer has echoed around our valley. The uninitiated might have been convinced that something was actually happening there. It is pitiful that musicians, and by extension King County officials, don’t recognize quantity has never been substituted for quality. To surrounding residents, frequently, the melody is anemic, the lyrics are unintelligible and these features are accompanied by incessant drumbeat. Simplistic noise has never set a standard for musical artistic endeavor. I offer a concession. If people wish to listen and cheer, do so. Applause is happy noise. But, everyone in the audience would be able to enjoy at one third the current volume. My point. Never inflict the racket generated at the park on unappreciative surrounding residents.

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events at Marymoor and care is taken to keep the decibels in check. Some people will always be extra sensitive and complain. For most of us, this is non-issue and I think the Redmond police have better things to do than take down noise complaints of this nature. Relax, take a deep breath and enjoy the beautiful summer and let others enjoy a nice evening of music.

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proved construction plans and permit conditions. The city’s contractor excavated beyond the allowed areas, and that work took place in sensitive, protected areas resulting in additional adverse effects to historic properties. Upon notification of their noncompliance, the City of Redmond immediately stopped work in the unauthorized area, and is working with the Corps, State of Washington and Tribes to modify the existing permit conditions to mitigate for the adverse effects to historic properties.

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information to sports equipment companies and sports medicine doctors in the hopes that the companies can improve their equipment to help prevent injuries from happening. They also hope doctors can come up with treatment plans that help athletes get healthy and back in the game faster. So far, Phillips said she has seen a variety of injuries, but especially a lot of soccer injuries. In addition, many athletes have said they were injured due to an uneven playing surface, while others said injuries are just part of the game and sport. BounceBack, which is based in California, is mainly focused on current student athletes in their teens, but Phillips said they have received responses from adults who were injured during their teen years. So far, Phillips said they have received most of their responses from athletes in Washington and California — where she and the other interns live — but they have also received a couple from places such as

better let me know cause I’m killing the first I see” and finally, “and I will get killed by RPD.” RPD responded to the scene within 10 minutes of Haggart’s texts to Fox. According to the charging documents, Fox said Haggart had wanted her to come see him and became angry when she did not show up immediately. The documents state that the incident began because “Neil was defending (Fox) which made Haggart upset, causing him to walk away. Neil reportedly shouted out to Haggart for walking away, calling him (an expletive).” When Fox arrived on the scene, charging documents state that she “observed Neil collapsed on the ground. She also stated she watched Haggart walk back towards Neil, and the group surrounding her, with a knife in his hand.”

Sixteen-year-old Megan Phillips performs her uneven bars routine at the Washington state gymnastics competition in February. Phillips was almost unable to compete due to a sprained ankle but got healthy just in time. Courtesy of Megan Phillips Texas and Illinois. “We’re hoping to spread it more,” she said. Phillips, who will be a junior at Lake Washington High School (LWHS) this fall, first learned about the BounceBack internship through her mother, who works for PatientCrossroads, BounceBack’s parent company. Phillips said she is interested in sports medicine and saw BounceBack as an opportunity to

learn more about the field. And so far, she has been enjoying herself. “It’s definitely made me more excited about sports,” she said about the project. In addition to her interest in sports medicine, BounceBack caught Phillips’ interest because she is student athlete: She competes in gymnastics and track and field for LWHS.

Last year, Phillips sprained her ankle during the gymnastics season and was almost kept from competing in the post season. She said she received physical therapy and got healthy just in time for the post season. Phillips knows she was lucky and said through BounceBack, she hopes other student athletes will receive the treatment they need for an injury, as well.

Overlake clinics offer walk-in sports physicals As fall approaches, many young Eastside athletes are preparing to play on a community or school sports team. While participating in sports is a great way to stay in shape, learn teamwork and have fun, it can also lead to injury or illness when athletes aren’t prepared or at optimal health. Overlake Medical Center

wants to help make sure your athlete is healthy and ready before the sports season kicks into full gear. By keeping the cost of a sports physical low at $40 and making them available on a walk-in basis, the teams at Overlake’s urgent care clinics are hoping to make the pre-participation exams more accessible to

Eastside families. Sports physicals are offered on a walk-in basis, seven days a week, at Overlake Medical Clinics’ urgent care clinics in Redmond (17209 Redmond Way, 425-635-6400) and Issaquah (5708 East Lake Sammamish Parkway S.E., 425-688-5777). No matter the sport being played, there is always a risk of getting hurt. Common injuries range from minor sprained ankles to more serious conditions like exercise-induced asthma attacks, heat stroke, broken

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Additional officers arrived on the scene and according to the documents, one officer saw the group around Neil as well as Haggart standing by himself at the curb, near the parking stalls, in between the two businesses. When Haggart made his way toward Neil and the group, the second officer removed him from the group to talk to him about what had happened. During the conversation, officers noted “several scratches across (Haggart’s) abdomen as well as on his neck. There appeared to be some dried blood on the scratches,” according to the documents. Haggart claimed these wounds were self inflicted from a knife. When officers approached Haggart to document the scratches, documents state that the suspect “intentionally spit

a significant amount of saliva” in one of the officers’ face. The officer, who had been in uniform, went to the hospital for decontamination. Officers also found a silver knife, along with Haggart’s wallet, keys and hat in the area where he had been standing at the curb, documents state. “We opened the knife blade and discovered blood covering the blade,” the documents state. “The top portion of the blade appeared to be bent. The knife measured approximately 7 (inches) from handle to tip of blade and the blade alone was approximately 3 (inches).” After Haggart was arrested, documents state that he said he was “(expletive)…for something (he) may or may not have done.” Haggart also referred to a recent assault and stabbing in Redmond, which occurred June 13 and involved three 20-year-old male suspects, who allegedly stabbed a 28-year-old man while on the trail along the west side of the Sammamish River. Charging documents state that Fox was a witness in this case, as well. The Reporter covered this case in its June 20 and June 27 issues. According to charging documents, Haggart has a prior adult felony conviction for trafficking from 2011 and juvenile felony convictions for seconddegree assault in 2005, custodial assault in 2005 and 2006 and second-degree escape in 2004. Haggart “also has a lengthy misdemeanor history, including numerous adult and felony convictions…and several recent convictions for theft,” the documents state. Haggart is being held in King County Jail on $1 million bail. His arraignment is set for Aug. 6.

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children and youth, local elected officials commit to expanding access to meal programs before, during and after the school day, and/or over the summer months. • Goal IV: Model Food Service: Implementing healthy and sustainable food service guidelines that are aligned with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans • Goal V: Active Kids

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OneRedmond receives $225,000 investment Earlier this year, JPMorgan Chase & Co. launched Small Business Forward, a five-year, $30 million grant program to boost small business support networks that help growing enterprises in specific industries. OneRedmond will receive a $225,000 investment through the program to support the Washington Interactive Network (WIN) to grow interactive media technology companies that

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Community helps Eastside Baby Corner send 13,000 items to kids impacted by wildfires Last week, facing the challenge of a one-day turnaround, Eastside Baby Corner (EBC) supporters and the local community

pulled together, donating nearly 3,000 diapers and Pull-Ups and 11,000 wipes to help children impacted by the fires in eastern Washington. Late last week, EBC received a call from relief organizers in Wenatchee asking for assistance with diapers, wipes and PullUps. EBC had sufficient diapers to be able reallocate 10,000 to the relief effort. However, they did not have enough Pull-Ups or wipes

to contribute, and decided to ask for help collecting these items. Relief organizers, needing the supplies immediately, came to pick up the donations Saturday morning — leaving donors just one day to get their contributions to EBC. The 13,000 diapers and Pull-Ups (the combination of donated and EBCsupplied diapers) and wipes should be enough to keep 100 children in diapers for a month.

Pitching is key component in state baseball title Redmond District 9 Bigs All-Stars recently defeated Burien District 7 — 9-1 — to win state behind the complete-game pitching of Brenden Narloch. The pitching staff, including Chandler Homer, Jack Baugher, Kolter Raudebaugh and Narloch, allowed only two earned runs during the state tournament. At regionals in Bremerton, the locals lost to teams from Northern California, Oregon and Arizona. Standing left to right: Coach Don Gonzales, coach Scott Van De Vanter, George Hebard, Ian Kenney, Mitchell Eidem, Daniel Gonzales, Chandler Homer, Jack Baugher, Kolter Raudebaugh, Brenden Narloch, Morgan Curry, Riley Robinson and manager Don Kenney. Kneeling left to right: Jay Reierson and Alex Shaw. Courtesy of Marc La Pierre

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VALA Eastside has opened “Voices in the Corridor,” a multimedia public arts project a public art project in Redmond, and its working studio space located next door to Z Gallerie in Redmond Town Center. The project is produced by VALA and partially funded by the City of Redmond Arts and Culture Commission with the donation of space by Redmond Town Center.

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Extra law-enforcement members — including Redmond Police Department officers — recently patrolled King County roads looking for unbuckled drivers and passengers and cell-phone-using texters and talkers during the “Click it or Ticket” program. During these patrols, 388 seatbelt infractions were written, in addition to 426 cell-phone/texting tickets. Last year, in King County, during this same time period, officers on extra patrols wrote 387 seat belt infractions and 322 cell-phone violations. One unbelted driver attempted to flee police and crashed his car. A stolen firearm was recovered from the vehicle and the driver and three occupants inside were arrested for outstanding warrants. In addition, 13 DUI, one felony and 10 additional misdemeanor warrant arrests were made during the campaign. Four minors were arrested for consuming alcohol as a result of a seat belt stop. Five of the six teens in the car were not belted, including the driver who was violating her intermediate driver’s license. Last year, during the same time period, officers on extra patrols statewide issued 2,963 seat-belt violations amongst the 11,666 motorists who were stopped and 1,897 cell-phone and texting violations were written.

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“VALA is very excited to partner with the City of Redmond in producing ‘Voices in the Corridor’ as part of the city’s 2014 arts season,” said VALA cofounder and Executive Director Jessica Lambert. “As part of the project we are asking, ‘what artwork would you like to see in your community?’ It’s a way to empower Redmond’s residents and have them decide for themselves what the city’s future will look like on an aesthetic level.” “Voices in the Corridor” is directed by artists Jacqui Calladine and Lambert, who are creating artwork, along with invited visual artists Anna Macrae and Flora Ramirez Bustamante, with poetry written by Kelly Davio and Jeannine Hall Gailey. VALA invites the public to interact with the project and all the artists’ work either at the working studio space or through the artwork that is being placed in the community, created by Macrae and Bustamante. Macrae and Bustamante are producing art in response to video interviews and data collected from Redmond residents. The 40 tiny houses they created will be placed throughout the streets of Redmond this week, asking residents to engage by looking inside the houses, noting ideas and thoughts about Redmond, its culture and to tell what they’d like to see in their community. “Voices in the Corridor” will be in full swing through the end of September. For more information visit www.valaeastside.org/venues/ voicesofthecorridor and www. redmond.gov/arts.

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Redmond’s Emerald Heights impacts local economy • Emerald Heights employs a total of 313 full-time and part-time employees. • The impact of employee salaries with taxes and benefits is nearly $10.9 million per year. • Food and supplies for 450-plus residents is approximately $1.6 million per year. • Construction of Trailside Homes including contractors and direct vendors from surrounding areas is approximately $27.5 million. • Total expansion construction costs in 2013 averaged $14.3 million. • Emerald Heights works with 385 Seattlebased vendors.

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At its monthly board of directors meeting on July 22, Friends of Youth (FOY) — which provides services in Redmond — welcomed new board member Justin von Gortler. Currently a financial adviser for Morgan Stanley and previously the CEO of Pallino Pasteria Company and The Justin Agency, Inc., von Gortler brings financial and business expertise to the FOY board. Recently, von Gortler hosted a local

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4” Concrete floor with fibermix reinforcement and zip-strip crack control, (1) 10’x12’ & (1) 8’x9’ raised panel steel overhead door, 3’x6’8” PermaBilt door w/stainless steel lockset and self-closing hinges, 5/12 Roof Pitch, 10’ continuous flow ridge vent, 2’ poly eavelight.

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21,674

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11,967

10,879

156/mo.

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32,728

29,819

427/mo.

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26,577

24,271

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18,603

16,989

244/mo.

4” Concrete floor with fibermix reinforcement and zip-strip crack control, 10’x8’ & 12’x14’ raised panel steel overhead doors, 3’x6’8” 2” Fiberglass vapor barrier roof insulation. Plans, engineering, permit PermaBilt door w/stainless steel lockset and self-closing hinges, 4’x3’ service and erection, 8 sidewall and trim colors with 25 year warranty. double glazed vinyl window w/screen, 10’ continuous flow ridge vent. $

29,216

26,799

385/mo.

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DELUXE 2 CAR GARAGE 20’ x 24’ x 9’ Concrete Included!

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7,937

15,998

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12,799

185/mo.

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