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Frontier officials meet with customers to discuss outages ANDY NYSTROM anystrom@redmond-reporter.com

As Bret Larsen glanced at the screen displaying photos of the mangled underground cables, he noted, “It’s not a pretty sight.” Melinda White added, “It’s a major catastrophe that happened in our network.” On Wednesday night, the two Frontier Communications executives addressed a crowd of about

100 Redmond residents and business owners about what happened at 9:30 a.m. last Saturday and what the plan of action is to repair the unpleasant situation. An IMCO General Construction crew working on the Redmond Way Stormwater Treatment Facility project on Saturday cut through fiber and copper cables and disrupted Frontier’s FiOS and copper services for phone, television and hi-speed Internet, as

well as some 911 services. The crew caused the outage at 15802 Bear Creek Parkway at the corner of Bear Creek Parkway and Redmond Way, affecting about 6,000 residential and business customers. “The contractor was excavating a trench and installing a storm drainpipe — it was a mistake, the contractor hit cables,” said Linda De Boldt, City of Redmond Public Works director, as the crowd listened

at the meeting that took place in the Old Redmond Schoolhouse Community Center auditorium. She said the outage is under investigation. Seconds before De Boldt took the microphone, Redmond resident Norman L. Wherrett Jr. shook his head and asked aloud, “Where’s the mayor?” De Boldt noted that she was representing the city at the meeting and would supply information. De Boldt said the city is

working closely with Frontier to restore all services as soon as possible. Frontier repair crews restored 911 services by 7 a.m. on Sunday. As of Wednesday afternoon, Frontier’s Vicky Oxley said that 100 percent of FiOS services had been restored, but not all of their copper services. Frontier began working on restoring copper services on Tuesday night and Oxley said the process could last into the

weekend. “Frontier Communications continues to work diligently to restore services in the Redmond area,” Oxley said. “Frontier understands the importance of staying connected. We appreciate our customers’ patience as we work around the clock to restore services to the Redmond community.” Businesses are taking the brunt of the outage as evidenced by the owners [ more OUTAGES page 6 ]

Political battle for 45th District Senate seat heats up with Supreme Court decision SAMANTHA PAK spak@redmond-reporter.com

On Sept. 11, the Washington State Supreme Court issued a court order, holding the state Legislature in contempt for failing to make enough progress in addressing the state’s constitutional requirement to fully fund public education. According to court documents, the state is not “meeting its ‘paramount duty…to make ample provision for the education of all children residing within its borders.’” “This ruling provides districts with renewed assurance that the Legislature will be held accountable to act to ensure that it is meeting its constitutional obligation to fully fund basic education by 2017-18,” said Lake Washington School District Superintendent Dr. Traci Pierce. “This includes funding all-day kindergarten for all students across the state.” She said the district is counting on, and planning for, the Legislature to follow through on its paramount duty. In response to the order, Sen. Andy Hill of the 45th Legislative District, which includes Redmond, released a statement saying, he is “glad the court has again confirmed its commitment to making educa-

tion funding a priority for this state.” “As our primary constitutional duty, funding education must come first when it comes to the budget,” he said in his statement. “One of the main reasons I first ran for office as a PTA dad was to end Olympia’s decades of neglect in prioritizing our schools.” Hill (R) is chair of the State Senate’s Ways & Means committee and a member of the Early Learning & K-12 Education committee. Hill’s statement continued, saying, the court states that the state “’has known for decades that its funding of public education is constitutionally inadequate.’ The ruling adds, ‘This proceeding is therefore the culmination of a long series of events, not merely the result of a single violation.’” Since he was elected, Hill said in his statement that he has “taken steps to end this period of neglect, writing and passing a budget that invested $1 billion more in education, added $4 to education for every $1 of non-education spending increases, and froze college tuition rates.” “While these are simply first steps, they represent the first steps [ more EDUCATION page 6 ]

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Jocelyn Warrick and her children take a stroll through the corn maze at Dr. Maze’s Farm in Redmond last Saturday. Courtesy of Roger Calhoon

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CSM building two-hotel project in Overlake Samantha Pak spak@redmond-reporter.com

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urban centers in town — one in downtown and one in Overlake. As part of the latter’s development, a two-hotel

project is in the works for Overlake Village. CSM is the real estate development company in charge of the project. The

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company specializes in three areas: commercial real estate, residential real estate and lodging. Kate Burda, the company’s vice president of sales and marketing, said the first two areas of the company are more focused in the Midwest, but their 39 current lodging groups — with more than 5,500 rooms — are located throughout the country. She said one of the reasons they are developing hotels in Redmond is because the area has a strong market from a corporate standpoint. With the addition of Bellevue next door, she described the area as an economic powerhouse. “We were really excited about the market,” Burda said. That excitement goes both ways. “I am excited about these two new hotels,” said Redmond Mayor John Marchione. “They fit in well

with the innovative and high tech nature of Overlake Village.” Burda said the land CSM bought is zoned for two hotels, so it makes sense for them to build two complementary hotels, which the company has done before. “We’re not novices at it,” she said about the two-hotel concept. While CSM is not new to the two-hotel concept, Burda said this will be the first time they are developing such a project in the Puget Sound area. Some of the cities where the company has built two-hotel projects include Denver and Minneapolis. Burda said by having two hotels on the same piece of land, they are able to offer travelers lodging options to fit their needs, whether they are in town for a quick work meeting, working on a project or staying long term. Marchione added,

“Modern collaboration still relies on personal interaction. These hotels provide temporary housing for engineers and product developers from around the world to travel to Redmond and work with our businesses.” One of the company’s hotel pairings in other areas has been a Residence Inn alongside a Courtyard Marriott, but Burda said they are not sure what will be going up in Overlake yet. The two hotels will have about 280 rooms total — with one hotel having about 150 and the other, roughly 130 rooms. Scott Peterson, director of development for CSM, said they will go before the city’s Design Review Board in November and they hope to secure a grading permit around the first of next year. He said their goal is to have the hotels open by the summer of 2016.

Harris released from Harborview Samantha Pak spak@redmond-reporter.com

Margaret Harris — who was in a car crash last month that killed her 68-year-old husband Steven Harris and 16-year-old Taylor Griffith — has been released from the intensive care unit at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. She has been transferred to a rehabilitation facility for further recovery. On Aug. 24, Steven was driving a Ford Explorer, which collided with a pickup truck driven by Griffith along Redmond-Fall City Road at 244th Avenue Northeast, according to a previous report. The pickup continued eastbound in the

45th District Candidate forum set for Oct. 13 Holy Spirit Lutheran Church to host candidate forum A candidate forum, open to the public, will be held at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church in Juanita at 7 p.m. Oct. 13. The church is located at 10021 N.E. 124th St. in Kirkland. All candidates for the Senate and House of Representatives in state legislative district 45 will be attending including State Sen. Andy Hill, Matt Isenhower,

westbound lanes and struck a Mercedes and rolled over on its side in both lanes. Both Steven and Griffith died at the scene. The 68-year-old driver of the Mercedes was uninjured. After the accident Margaret was transported to Harborview. Steven was a former police chief for the Redmond Police Department (RPD). Funeral services for Steven will be at 1 p.m. on Oct. 11 at Washington Cathedral, located at 12300 Woodinville-Redmond Rd. N.E. in Redmond. According to RPD, the Harris family has asked that in lieu of flowers, donations be made in Steven’s name to the Redmond Police

Benevolent Fund or Ducks Unlimited. For those who would like to donate to the benevolent fund, which supports RPD employees and their families during times of need, checks can be made payable to Redmond Police Benevolent Fund and sent to Redmond Police Benevolent Fund, c/o Redmond Police Department, Shawn Mary Fitzpatrick, 8701 160th Ave. N.E., Redmond, WA 98052. Ducks Unlimited, which RPD said was near and dear to Steven, protects endangered waterfowl habitats throughout North America. To donate in memory of Steven, visit www.ducks. org.

Rep. Roger Goodman, Joel Hussey, State Rep. Larry Springer and Brendan Woodward. The forum is expected to last approximately ninety minutes and will be moderated by former Kirkland Mayor Mary-Alyce Burleigh. Candidates will be asked to answer questions during three different stages. The first stage will include questions prepared by the advocacy team of Holy Spirit Lutheran Church, the group responsible for organizing the forum. The

second stage will be a lightning round where candidates will be asked to answer ten “yes” or “no” questions. The third stage will be questions written on note cards by audience members that will be read by the moderator. This is the seventh annual candidate forum. In past years the church’s advocacy team has organized forums on voter referendums and candidates for both the Kirkland City Council as well as candidates for the 45th state legislative district.

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Police Blotter The police blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical roundup of all calls to the Redmond Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Redmond Reporter Police Blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Redmond, which gets more than 500 calls (emergency and nonemergency) per week.

Tuesday, Sept. 23 Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a building at 4:46 p.m. in the 16000 block of Northeast 36th Way. Fraud: Redmond police took a fraud report at 2:57 p.m. in the 13600 block of Northeast 100th Street. Shoplifting: Redmond police took a shoplifting report at 1:25 p.m. in the 17700 block of Northeast 76th Street.

Monday, Sept. 22

vestigated a non-injury traffic collision at 2:51 p.m. at the intersection of Redmond Way and Leary Way. Hit-and-run: Redmond police investigated a hit-and-run traffic collision at 8:19 a.m. at the intersection of Old Redmond Road and 151st Avenue Northeast.

Friday, Sept. 19 Identity theft: Redmond police took an identity theft report at 4:53 p.m. in the 6600 block of 194th Place Northeast. Theft: Redmond police took an automobile-theft report at 4 p.m. in the 17300 block of Northeast 85th Place. Assault: Redmond police took an assault report at 3:46 p.m. in the 10900 block of 176th Circle Northeast. Vandalism: Redmond police took a vandalism report at 10:13 a.m. in the 17600 block of Northeast 70th Street.

Thursday, Sept. 18

Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a motor vehicle at 7:46 a.m. in the 4100 block of 169th Court Northeast.

Wednesday, Sept. 17

Fraud: Redmond police took a fraud report at 3:05 p.m. in the 8200 block of 164th Avenue Northeast.

ID theft: Redmond police took an identity theft report at 5:10 p.m. in the 15100 block of Northeast 24th Street.

Sunday, Sept. 21

Vandalism: Redmond police took two vandalism reports at 3:45 p.m. in the 2600 block of 175th Avenue Northeast and at 11:36 a.m. in the 8000 block of 161st Avenue Northeast.

Automobile theft: Redmond police took an automobile-theft report at 3:08 p.m. in the 11400 block of Avondale Road. Fraud: Redmond police took a fraud report at 11:39 a.m. in the 7500 block of Old Redmond Road.

Saturday, Sept. 20 Traffic collision: Redmond police in-

questions on any subject from the audience. Candidates are: State Senator • Andy Hill (R) and Matt Isenhower (D) Pos. 1 • Roger Goodman (D) and Joel Hussey (R) Pos. 2 • Larry Springer (D) and Brendan Woodward (R)

Redmond resident Daniel Haggart, who pleaded not guilty to a charge of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of Redmond’s Cara Neil in July, had his case-setting hearing on Sept. 18 continued to Oct. 30, according to a press secretary for the King County Prosecuting Attorney Office.

School district looking for LINKS volunteers “One-on-one mentoring via the Lunch Buddy program creates an opportunity to inspire a student,” said a Lake Washington School District LINKS volunteer about their experience with the grant-based program with funding provided by the Lake Washington Schools Foundation. The Lake Washington School District LINKS program is now recruiting caring community volunteers who are interested in helping students to be successful in school. Last school year, 258 volunteers shared their

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Shoplifting: Redmond police took a shoplifting report at 12:59 p.m. in the 17200 block of Redmond Way.

Burglary: Redmond police took a pair of residential-burglary reports at 10:31 p.m. in the 18100 block of Northeast 99th Way and at 1:26 p.m. in the 8000 block of 165th Avenue Northeast.

Burglary: Redmond police took a residential-burglary report at 8:15 p.m. in the 10900 block of 158th Court Northeast.

Haggart’s case-setting hearing continued to Oct. 30

Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a building at 9:35 p.m. in the 2100 block of 148th Avenue Northeast.

The local League of Women Voters will moderate a 45th Legislative District forum for Senate and House candidates from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Tuesday at Emerald Heights, 10901 176th Circle N.E., Redmond. Candidates will be asked questions on long-term care and other senior issues, and will also take

Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a motor vehicle at 3:30 p.m. in the 5000 block of West Lake Sammamish Parkway.

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Sounding off on Frontier outage

To Redmond Mayor Marchione, Redmond City Council and Public Works director: I am sure you are aware of the fact that a Public Works construction project has caused a huge disruption to the community, particularly businesses, due to digging up critical fiber and copper data lines owned by Frontier Communications. On Wednesday, I attended a meeting for the public and business owners to understand the status of repairs. I should not have to inform you that many businesses still will not have vital services restored until at least Monday, and projections for restoration of services to businesses in the area of Redmond Town Center extend out until after the first of October. Frontier Communications stated, at this meeting, that the correct coordinates/locators for these critical lines were provided to the city in preparation for this construction. Public Works Director Linda De Boldt was also in attendance and did not dispute this information from Frontier. It follows then that either the city did not provide the correct information to the construction crew or did not supervise the construction crew even though the city knew that critical infrastructure was located near this construction-site digging. My business relies on 15 phone lines that my employees use throughout the work day to communicate with health-insurance payers on the status of health-care providers’ claims. These employees are working at less than half capacity due to this issue. I cannot even begin to calculate the economic hardship this will place on my business! And in speaking to fellow business owners, I am convinced I am not alone in that concern. Here is what I find astounding. You held a council meeting on Sept. 23 with almost an hour devoted to a discussion about Public Works. The Public Works director sat right at the meeting table with you for this entire discussion. However, rather than discuss how such a colossal blunder could have occurred and directing the Public Works director to undertake a post-mortem review of the error, the issue was barely mentioned other than as a vague comment about the “dig on Saturday” and what a great attitude the employees had. In fact the entire discussion, from my perspective, seemed dedicated to congratulating the department and each other about what a wonderful job the department does. Really? Are you really that out of touch with the economic impact of such a mistake? You don’t even have a single question about it? It’s of so little importance to the mayor and council, it did not even come up in an hourlong discussion about Public Works? You aren’t even curious as to how it happened, and what can be done to prevent such a huge error from being committed again? I’m befuddled to say the least. As a resident and business owner in the City of Redmond, this incident seems to me to be the culmination of a haphazard and sloppy (not to mention out of touch) plan for our city. There is far too much construction going on simultaneously and it has created gridlock and worse in Redmond. Not all change is good. In fact, some of the “public works” projects have worsened

things on a permanent basis. The changes to 166th Avenue Northeast, for instance, have caused permanent traffic jams going up Education Hill. How is this an improvement? It now takes me 15 minutes to drive one mile up the hill from my business to my home at the end of the work day. I don’t have a public works planning degree, but it seems obvious that if cars cannot even proceed through a green light because of backups when it was not a problem previously, something has gone wrong in the planning. I have lived here for 15 years, and I feel as though our council and mayor are ruining this city. And then I watch a video of the Sept. 23 meeting hoping to get some information on what is going to be done to improve things in the face of what appears to be clear incompetence that surely hasn’t gone unnoticed. What I found by watching a video of that meeting is that you all seem to be perfectly oblivious to the issues. If I didn’t know better, I would question whether any of you actually lived in this community.

Roberta Domos, Redmond

Attention: Redmond Planning Department

The traffic redesign on 166th Avenue Northeast is no doubt the least thought out plan I have yet to see. 1. What happens if police or emergency vehicles need to come up the hill? There is no place for cars to go to make room for large vehicles to pass. 2. Was any study done on how many cars use this four-lane road to get to work, etc? 3. Traffic is now backed up to the Hollywood School house in Woodinville trying to enter Redmond. 4. Will bike lanes be safe, going downhill at high speed and uphill? Will anyone really ride a bike up that hill? As for the turning lane going across traffic at the bottom, plus sharing the lane with cars: The lane is not wide enough for a car, let alone a truck. 5. Thought given to snow? Has anyone on this committee ever seen how traffic is when it snows? You need two lanes just to navigate if you are sliding at all. One stalled car could stop traffic for days. During snow, none of the little raised traffic pads will be visible. Should make for some hazardous driving

6. Metro buses need stopping places, I do not see any. Plus they go slower than traffic many times. 7. Why plug the roadway with cement round barriers, isn’t just road makings enough like on other streets? We can read the markings and do not need to hit a barrier. 8. Lastly, I have seen this work crew working on Saturdays, which tells me the overtime costs are built into the project. Was the project also so poorly planned it needs overtime? More tax dollars at work. 9. Are the school buses factored into this traffic jam to get children to school and home timely? I am hoping the Redmond Planning Department can address the issues listed above.

Gloria Sloan, Redmond

Vote ‘no’ on I-594

Supporters of I-594 will tell you that it is about background checks for gun sales. But the proposed law also criminalizes temporary “transfers,” such as when one friend offers to teach another how to safely handle a firearm at home. An exception was carved out specifically for such transfers at shooting ranges, but instruction is far easier when both of you are not wearing hearing protection and interrupted by loud noises every couple seconds. This is just one of many examples of why I-594 is such an awful idea. It will criminalize perfectly reasonable behaviors of perfectly reasonable people. Reasonable legislation for background checks would simply require them for sales. I-594 was deliberately written to include non-commercial transfers between private citizens. A few exceptions were made, but nobody could possibly enumerate all of the reasonable things that two people could do with a firearm that one of them owns, and the people who wrote I-594 hardly tried. In the words of the Washington Council Of Police And Sheriffs (WACOPS), “the restrictive compliance measures for transfers and loans of guns will cause law-abiding citizens to unintentionally commit crimes and possibly be convicted of gross misdemeanors or class C felonies.” Please vote “no” on I-594. The police don’t want this to become law, and neither should you.

Nate Waddoups, Redmond

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Parenting workshop series works to break ‘super parent’ myth Moms, dads can share struggles and issues they face with other parents SAMANTHA PAK spak@redmond-reporter.com

Being a parent is not always easy and sometimes parents will turn to books or the Internet for help. But sometimes, meeting with people face-to-face is what a parent needs. Licensed mental health therapist Lynn Tienken and life coach Debbie Lacy recognized this need, so they have teamed up to offer a series workshops for parents. Although the two women work in the same Redmond office, they had never worked together in partnership before coming together for their Conscious Mom, Conscious Dad workshops, which will be held in and around Redmond. One of the things their workshops focus on is the “super parent.” “The super parent is a myth,” Lacy said. “It is a mythological parent who can be all and do all.” She said the super parent is someone who does not get stressed, can stay calm in any situ-

ation and juggle all the balls that life throws at them. Tienken — who specializes in family, individual and couples counseling — added that parents often deal with the cultural expectation of being able to balance work and family life and still be there for their children 24 hours a day. Tienken said as children get older, parents sometimes lose their ability to just be in the moment with their children as they are trying to do everything and be everywhere. The workshops she and Lacy are leading will help parents learn how to listen to their children and be there as parents. Their first workshop, Conscious Moms, was held on Saturday at Health Within in Redmond. Lacy said they hope to hold monthly workshops on various topics — some will be geared specifically toward mothers, some toward fathers and some will be for both parents. Their next two scheduled workshops will be Conscious Moms: Happier Holidays from 6:30-9 p.m. on Nov. 13 and Conscious Moms: Year End

Reflections from 1-4 p.m. on Dec. 6. Both workshops will be in Redmond, but specific locations are still to be determined. Redmond resident Regina Ball attended the workshop after she learned about it through the newsletter for Mark Twain Elementary School in Kirkland, where her daughter is a firstgrader. Ball said she decided to attend the workshop because she was looking for new ideas on how to make parenting easier. And just as the workshop’s title implies, Ball and her fellow mothers learned how to be more conscious parents. “I think it’s super worthwhile,” she said. Ball said one of the things she learned from the workshop was how setting an intention for the day can help things go more smoothly. And even though it has been less than a week since the workshop, she said she can attest to this technique’s success. Earlier this week, Ball said her daughter was playing with their new puppy and the puppy kept trying to bite her daughter. Instead of getting frustrated with the situation, Ball said she reminded herself that her intention for the day was to be a calm and

Mental health therapist Lynn Tienken leads a parenting workshop for mothers at Health Within in Redmond. Courtesy Photo loving teacher. Once she remembered those words, she felt the situation shift into a more positive light and she was able to teach her daughter how to play with their puppy safely. “If you live with that intention, it helps the rest of your day go better,” Ball said. Ball said another thing about

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getting emotional while speaking at the meeting and commenting on the Redmond Reporter’s website this week. One attendee said his hair salon business in the Bear Creek Shopping Center has been affected, prompting White to inform the man that Frontier would switch his services from copper to FiOS free of charge. About 30 other businesses were given the same treatment to get them up and running when those owners attended the question-and-answer session at the community center on Wednesday afternoon. Oxley said that Frontier will also be proactively issuing bill credits for the days customers go without service. Paul Spears, owner of the Union 76 station in the 16900 block of Redmond Way, said his income took a hit with the outage. He estimated that 90 percent of his customers pay with credit cards, including 80 percent who pay for their gas at the pump. “It shut us down,” said Spears, who switched from copper to FiOS on Wednesday evening to get his business going again. “I hope the city steps up and does something

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because it’s been a big hassle for businesses.” De Boldt said that the city, Frontier and the contractor will discuss the claims process for businesses’ lost revenues because of the outage. She added that they will stand by all the

what’s right for our kids, Andy Hill gave even more away to wealthy special interests.” In his statement, Isenhower also said, “The only way to change the equation and actually fund our schools will be to elect leaders committed to putting education first. Andy Hill was given a chance to step up and do the right thing, and he failed.” The King County Republican Party called Isenhower’s comments a political stunt as he claimed the court’s ruling was against incumbent Hill’s 2013 budget. “It’s clear to anyone who knows the issue and even bothered to read the ruling that the court is demanding a new plan for education from the entire Legislature, not ruling against Senator Hill’s budget,” said party

businesses during that process. One Redmond businesswoman couldn’t wait for Frontier, so she went elsewhere for services. According to Jim Becker, the outage affected his daughter Shana Becker’s coffee stand, Cascade Grind

chair Lori Sotelo. “Isenhower’s misstatements concerning the ruling makes it clear, he is a bit uneducated about what goes on in Olympia.” She also asked, “If Matt Isenhower wants to single out members of the Legislature to blame for the court’s ruling, is he going to condemn Rep. Larry Springer and Rep. Roger Goodman, Andy Hill’s Democratic seat mates? Both voted for his budget. Is he going to condemn Jay Inslee, Patty Murray, Maria Cantwell and 17 of his endorsers who have served during the decades of neglect for education?”

A CLOSER LOOK AT THE DECISION ON EDUCATION FUNDING

On Sept. 10, the Washington State Board of Edu-

cation (SBE) voted to adopt a resolution suggesting guiding principles for the Legislature in its duties to ensure that ample provision is made for all students residing within its borders, in a general and uniform system of public schools. The resolution came as the SBE’s view of its statutory responsibility to provide strategic oversight of the public education system. In the past two years, the state Legislature has begun to take steps to fully fund basic education as a result of the McCleary state Supreme Court decision, which ruled the state was not meeting its obligation to fully fund K-12 public education as required by the state constitution. There are six guidelines as part of the SBE resolution:

in the manholes and engineering officials for updates. She didn’t give an estimated cost of the work completed and to be done. For businesses and residents who reside in copper-wired areas, Frontier has deployed a Wi-Fi network in downtown Redmond along the corridor between 161st Avenue Northeast to 166th Avenue Northeast and Redmond Way to Cleveland Street. For updates, customers can visit www.frontier.com or call (800) 922-1492 to reach a local member of Frontier’s Customer Care Team. As for construction on the city’s Redmond Way Stormwater Treatment Facility project, the work previously scheduled for Sept. 26-29 will be rescheduled, according to Anne Marie Peacock, communications specialist for the city. De Boldt said IMCO General Construction, which is headquartered in Ferndale, will still be in charge of the project and its crew will be closely monitored. “We are deeply sorry for the interruptions in service and the inconvenience this has caused,” reads a note on IMCO’s website. “Our crews are supporting Frontier any way we can in order to get services back online.”

• Considerations of delaying the timeline for compliance with McCleary orders should be weighed against the consequences a delay will have on incoming kindergarten students. • There can be no credible plan to make ample provision for public schools that does not include new revenue to the state budget. • Proposals to increase funding for public schools by decreasing funding in other state programs should be viewed not merely through the lens of court compliance, but also in view of the ultimate impact on students and their families. • A comprehensive school-funding solution should include a substantial increase in the state funding share accompanied by some additional clarity on the intended limits of local

levy authority or spending. What is needed is not different dollars; what is needed is more dollars. • A comprehensive statewide accountability program continues to be an essential element to any significant McCleary investment in public schools. • The SBE affirms that Washington’s public school system has the potential to be the best in the world and could serve as a case study of best practice public education for other states and nations. The board urges the Legislature to embrace this challenge and to process all school funding decisions with the success of each student in mind.

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taken in 30 years to reverse this trend,” he said. Hill is up for re-election this November and his opponent Matt Isenhower also had a response to the court order. Isenhower, (D-Redmond), said, “In both the 2013 and 2014 sessions — knowing the court was expecting results — Hill refused to adopt reforms that would have increased school funding, and in fact placed additional tax loopholes and other lobbyistdriven giveaways in his budget.” “The court today underscored what parents, students and teachers already know: that our schools are underfunded and we need to take action to fix the problem,” said Isenhower. “Instead of focusing on

Frontier Communications’ Bret Larsen speaks with customers about the outages on Wednesday night at the Redmond Community Center. Photos of the damage are shown on the screen behind him. ANDY NYSTROM, Redmond Reporter

in the 8000 block of 161st Avenue Northeast, and she had been turning away business since she couldn’t accept credit cards with the terminal down. “(On Tuesday) after contacting Frontier and again getting no ETA on the fix from them, out of necessity we changed her service over to Verizon LTE and she is back in business now,” Jim said. One reader wrote on the Reporter website comments section that she couldn’t operate her business without the service she pays for. Another reader noted that her business uses the copper for phones and it’s been difficult managing 15 employees operating at half capacity. At the meeting, White said Frontier is sorry for the inconvenience for customers and they are getting copper services back up in chunks of 200-400 users at a time. As of Wednesday, White said about 1,500 customers were still affected. The damage was so extensive to the thousands of feet of cable that Frontier crews will have to rebuild the system. “Frontier is footing the bill to get this fixed up. It’s our top priority,” said White, adding that they’re continuously checking in with workers

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Alpine Integrated Medicine to host seminar Alpine Integrated Medicine (AIM), a naturopathic clinic on Redmond Ridge, will be hosting a seminar for community members to learn more about holistic alternatives to medicine. Founded by Dr. Brooke Azie Rentz and Nichole Santoro, AIM is a unified group of naturopathic doctors, acupuncturists, massage therapists and yoga instructors. “Using the best of Eastern and Western medicine, we assist our patients to achieve an optimal state of health in alignment with their own desires and priorities,” said AzieRentz, also a naturopathic practitioner. “Our multidisciplinary team treats disease holistically with the total health of the client in mind, seeking out the root cause of an ailment and promoting healthy

daily routines for healing, longevity and happiness..” • MTHF-R Seminar — 3-5 p.m. tomorrow at AIM, 22635 N.E. Marketplace Drive #130, Redmond. Join Dr. Mohammad Shegeft and Dr. Alison Kerns of AIM as they dis-

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medical care that supports the cat’s unique needs and knowledgeable staff members who understand feline-friendly handling. “The AAFP realizes that cats present unique challenges before, during, and after a veterinary visit,” said Dr. Elizabeth J. Colleran, AAFP past-president and CFP Task Force member. “Some things that can cause anxiety include aversion to carriers, sensitivity to new sights and smells, and the added stress of an unfamiliar location or experience. Understanding these obstacles helped to shape the CFP program and its dedication to putting the needs of cats first.” At a CFP-designated clinic, the veterinary staff incorporates cat-friendly features into the physi-

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First round of Metro bus cuts set for tomorrow; three Redmond routes will be affected King County Metro’s first round of unprecedented service cuts go into effect tomorrow, and riders are strongly encouraged to use the next week to prepare for changes to dozens of routes and make alternate travel plans as needed. Service will be canceled on 28 routes

and reduced or revised on another 13 routes. As a result, riders will see about 250 closed bus stops, nearly 1,200 changed bus stop signs and 800 posted rider alerts. There will be one Redmond-area route deleted — 250 — and two local revised routes — 249 and 931. (No. 249 will be potentially revised in two phases.) Summary information for riders is available in orange Rider Alert brochures on buses and at transit information hubs, as well as on the Metro [ more METRO page 9 ]

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Madan creates ‘Imagination Northwest!’ water feature VALA Eastside recently announced the sponsorship of resident artist Vikram Madan by Redmond Town Center (RTC) as he creates a water feature mural entitled “Imagination Northwest!” in Center Court of the shopping center. The VALA Artist in Residence (AIR) program was started in 2013 as a way to give local artists the opportunity to develop, create and implement art projects that instill strong connections to

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the local community. “I am honored and delighted to have been selected as VALA’s artist in residence for creating the Redmond Town Center water feature artwork. When my kids were younger, we spent a lot of time around the water feature and I am excited to have the opportunity to create artwork for the space that will not only engage and appeal to kids, but will also take inspiration directly from their imaginations,” said Madan. Madan’s residency at VALA Art Center & Studios, located next door to Z Gallerie in RTC, will take place now until the mural is installed at the end of October.

Kevin Desmond. Metro provides approximately 400,000 daily rides each weekday and 118.6 million in 2013. “We hope riders take time to prepare for these changes so they are ready Sept. 27 and during that first week of commutes,” Desmond said. “As we cancel routes and reduce service, riders face possible longer travel times due to more crowded buses and a longer walk to reach our service.

website. By entering a date after Sept. 27 in Metro’s online trip planner, riders can see what alternatives are available as routes are canceled or revised. New orange timetables also are available. Metro customer service is providing trip planning help at (206) 5533000. An estimated 2.3 million annual rides will be lost due to these canceled and reduced routes, said Metro Transit General Manager

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FOOTBALL Robert Fleeks gave Redmond the lead with a 2-yard touchdown run, but Woodinville racked up a slew of unanswered points to notch a 32-7 football victory last Friday at Pop Keeney Field. Fleeks, who had 30 carries for 104 yards on the night, scored with 1:04 left in the first quarter and Johnny White tacked on the PAT. Mustang quarterback A.J. Rial was 11-for-20 passing for 132 yards. Jake Talbot caught four passes for 76 yards and Tyler Allen had three catches for 31 yards. Defensively, Aleck Byrnes led the Mustangs with seven tackles and Yobani Chavez had a quarterback sack. Redmond (0-3 overall) will next play at Bellarmine Prep at 7 p.m. tonight.

VOLLEYBALL • Redmond defeated Overlake, 3-1, on Sept. 18 behind 11 kills and 17 digs from Audrey Hyem and 23 assists from Katie Williamson. The scores were 25-23, 25-23, 16-25, 25-19. Overlake had 38 digs, including 16 from Carly Silvernale. Emma Ross Williams led the Owls

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Bear Creek senior Julia Flynn (4) controls the ball at the net in a recent match against Northwest. Bear Creek won the contest in three games. Courtesy of Brent Ethington with 13 kills. On Tuesday, Issaquah swept Redmond, 25-15, 25-16, 25-13, and Annie Wright beat Overlake, 2325, 25-13, 25-15, 25-15. • Bear Creek swept Northwest and University Prep in three games each, but lost to Mount Vernon Christian in three in recent matches. Against Northwest, Molly Anderson had 20 assists and Belle Nelson had seven kills. In the University Prep win, Gracie Matthews had five aces and Katerina Fomichev had nine kills.

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kick to give Redmond a 1-0 victory over Mount Si on Tuesday. • In recent matches, Bear Creek defeated Forest Ridge, 4-1, Northwest, 7-0, and tied University Prep, 0-0. Against Forest Ridge, Tara Luenberger had two goals and Jill Leszynski and Whitney Isbell had one each. Against Northwest, Isbell had four goals and Luenberger, Leszynski and Madison Baugh had one each.

BOYS TENNIS • Overlake defeated Sammamish, 4-3, on Sept. 19 behind singles wins from Loucas Tsilas (6-2, 7-6 (2)) and Wesley

Chan (6-2, 5-7, 10-6) and doubles wins from Declan Daly/Pranav Harikrishnan (3-6, 6-0, 10-5) and Rick Chavez/Noah Yeo (6-2, 6-1). • Bear Creek defeated South Whidbey, 3-2, and Bush, 5-0, in recent matches. Against South Whidbey, Caleb Ji (6-1, 6-2) and Adam Worley (6-3, 6-0) won at singles, and Chris Yang/Raju Dunn (8-6, 2-6, 10-6) won at doubles. In the Bush match, Ji (6-4, 6-1) and Worley (6-2, 6-0) won at singles, and Seth McBride/Karsten Kohout (6-2, 6-3), Yang/ Dunn (6-4, 6-3) and Justin Li/Kevin Um (6-2, 6-3) swept doubles.

Multi-Grammy Awardwinner Bill Gaither will host an evening of music, laughter and encouragement featuring his vocal band tonight at the Overlake Christian Church in Redmond, 9900 Willows Road N.E. The Gaither Vocal Band, which also features David Phelps, Wes Hampton, Adam Crabb and Todd Suttles, will share timeless gospel classics, as well as new favorites embraced by audiences of all ages and backgrounds. The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. Complete information is available by visiting www.gaither.com or www.premierproductions. com. Tickets are available by calling (800) 965-9324.

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You can count on our Pacific Northwest winters being cold, wet, dark and windy. During most winters you can add snowy and icy to that description. There often are at least a couple storms that wreak havoc on our normal horse chore routines for days on end, stretching into weeks for the unfortunate. As it is with most everything, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Here is a list of preparations that if done in the fall will help ease you through a difficult winter season. Follow up by attending any of the King Conservation District’s free educational events listed below to get more ideas and assistance with implementing these techniques. Bring in footing material for paddocks, confinement areas and other high traffic areas. Now is the time to think about the hogfuel or gravel you will need for footing in sacrifice areas, paddocks, walkways, and in front of gates. These materials are more available in the fall before demand is high. Plus, it is easier for delivery trucks to back into paddocks and drive through pastures in the dry season rather than once these areas have become a slick and muddy mess during the rainy season. Begin a manure management program. If you don’t already pick up manure on a regular basis now is the time to start. A horse creates 50 pounds of manure per day. When mixed with winter rainwater this quickly turns into 50 pounds of muck per day. All manure should be picked up at least every three days in stalls, paddocks,

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