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Former JHS students involved in assault playing football again One defendant, awaiting trial for attempted rape, playing for Lake Washington High School, parent claims incident was a result of hazing culture BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@kirklandreporter.com

wo of the Juanita High School (JHS) students charged with assaulting a special needs student in the school locker room last year are listed on football rosters for other schools in the Lake Washington School District, with a third listed

on the football roster at another school district in King County. One of the guardians of a defendant in the case is claiming that the incident was, in part, the result of an uncurtailed culture of hazing at the high school. The Reporter has learned that one of the remaining suspects, who is scheduled for trial in October for

second-degree attempted rape, is on the football roster at Lake Washington High School. The another suspect is attending Mount Si High School in Snoqualmie and listed on their football roster. The defendant had a hearing scheduled yesterday, after the Reporter’s print deadline. Another student is attending Eastlake High School in

Sammamish. He pleaded guilty to third-degree assault in August along with two other defendants. The student was initially on the EHS football roster but his name is no longer listed on the website. The Reporter discovered the student was attending the school and playing basketball last winter. During that academic year, the defendant

was also recognized by the school for his academics, effort and/or citizenship. The Reporter was unable to determine if the other two students, who pled guilty to third degree assault, are playing football elsewhere. All five of the former JHS C-team football players were initially charged with seconddegree attempted rape for

trying to sodomize a specialneeds student on Oct. 22 as part of hazing ritual known as “jubie,” according to court documents. The three who pleaded guilty to third-degree assault were sentenced in Juvenile Court to 12 months of community supervision, 48 hours of community service, as well [ more ASSAULT page 15 ]

Saving lives is in his blood New interim fire chief comes from law enforcement family BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@kirklandreporter.com

Growing up in a family of cops that included his dad, four uncles and both his brothers, it seemed logical that Joe Sanford would make a career out of law enforcement. Spending his youth in Seattle, he often met his father’s police partners when they would stop by for lunch, which gave him an inside look at the police world. For years, that was his plan. However, Sanford’s journey turned out different from those men in his family

“I kind of fell into that by accident. I thought ‘I’ll take those tests as a practice.’ And Kirkland Fire called me and offered me a job. I really never looked back.” Joe Sanford

and it has led him to be named Kirkland’s interim fire chief. His path took an unexpected turn after he completed a test for the Kirkland Fire Department in preparation for applying to the police department. “I kind of fell into that by accident,” he said. “I

thought ‘I’ll take those tests as a practice.’ And Kirkland Fire called me and offered me a job. I really never looked back.” Despite his family’s legacy in law enforcement, Sanford said he has never had second thoughts. “[It’s] the best job on the planet, as far as I’m concerned,” he said. His family’s work in law enforcement provided him a contrasting perspective when he went out on calls with other firefighters. [ more SANFORD page 7 ]

New Interim Kirkland Fire Chief Joe Sanford comes from a family of police officers. MARIE JENSEN, City of Kirkland

LWSD task force tackles growing enrollment issues

More of everything this year at the Kirkland Oktoberfest

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Weiner dog races are always popular at the Kirkland Oktoberfest. This year’s event will be held at Marina Park in downtown Kirkland on Sept. 25-27. CONTRIBUTED

If this year’s third annual Kirkland Oktoberfest at Marina Park in downtown has a theme, it would be “more of everything.” The three day authentic München-style Oktoberfest Biergarten, Sept. 25-

27, plans on adding more authentic German cuisine, imported beers, as well as micro-breweries. They’re also adding more live performances by German bands including The S-Bahn, Doppelbock, The

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Gordanairs, Happy Hans, Smilin’ Scandinavians and the Bavarian Biergarten Band. Creative Director Rob Butcher said they expect 10,000 people to attend, and that the number has

been doubling each year. “There are a lot of Oktobfests (on the Eastside), but Kirkland has a special appeal,” he said. “We have the greatest location on Lake Washington in [ more BEER page 9 ]

The Lake Washington School District’s (LWSD) Long-Term Facilities Task Force recently came out with a number of recommendations for the district regarding its growing enrollment. According to a district press release, districtwide enrollment is estimated to increase to more than 30,000 students by 202122. That is more than 5,000 more students than

district schools were built to serve, the release states. There is little space left in current school buildings, some of which need replacing due to their age and building conditions. “The district continues to experience significant growth and it’s critical that we develop a longterm facility strategy to address both our growth and our aging facilities,” said LWSD Superintendent Dr. Traci Pierce. This was the challenge [ more LWSD page 13 ]

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The Metropolitan King County Council gave its unanimous approval on Monday to provide $200,000 in funding for sexual assault experts in the King County Sheriff ’s office to identify the exact number of untested rape kits that remain in King County, prioritize those cases for testing and submit them to the State Patrol Crime Laboratory for processing. “This is the right thing to do, and as we’ve seen across the country, this work often results in arrests and convictions of serial rapists and other criminals,” said Councilmember Rod Dembowski, the prime sponsor of the legislation. “It sends a clear message to victims of sexual assault – you matter, what happened to you matters, and we take your

case seriously.” Dembowski is the representative for north Kirkland. Rape kits are intended for use immediately after a sexual assault has occurred, but once the evidence has been collected, it can sit in storage for years. Across the country, thousands of rape kits – DNA evidence collected by a health care professional after a sexual assault – go untested each year. In jurisdictions like New York City, Dallas and Tacoma, the analysis of previously untested rape kits has led to the identification of new offenders, linking of serial cases, and exoneration of the wrongly convicted. This year, the Washington State Legislature passed House Bill 1068, requiring all new rape kits to be submitted for testing to the Washington State Patrol Crime Laboratory within 30 days of being collected by law enforcement. “The goal of this law is two-fold: justice for the victims whose lives were dramatically impacted by sexual violence, and help for law enforcement to catch serial rapists before they strike again,” said Rep. Tina Orwall, sponsor of House Bill 1068. “With this announcement, the leadership in

King County is making a concrete commitment to victims,” said Mary Ellen Stone, Executive Director of the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center. “Testing all kits going forward as well as addressing past kits sends a clear and positive message to victims that reporting matters. It’s important for victims and it’s important for our community. I encourage other jurisdictions throughout our region to take similar steps.”

Kirkland resident on the Utica College dean’s list Kirkland resident Marria Wattam made the Utica College dean’s list for spring 2015. Utica students have to obtain a 3.4 GPA or better to be included. Wattam is studying Cybersecurity and Information Assurance. Utica College is located in Utica N.Y.

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Eastside mayors meet to welcome Leadership Eastside classes Mayors from across the Eastside helped welcome the incoming Leadership Eastside (LE) classes during a luncheon at Cascade Community College in Bothell on Sept. 11. During the luncheon, the mayors discussed both their respective cities as well as those of other neighboring communities while discussing possible ways to improve both with attendees. Those attending included Bothell Mayor Josh Freed, Bellevue Mayor Claudia Balducci, Mercer Island Mayor Bruce Bassett, Issaquah Mayor Fred Butler, Duvall Mayor Will Ibershof, Snoqualmie Mayor Matt Larson, Redmond Mayor John Marchione, Sammamish Mayor Tom Vance and Kirkland Mayor Amy Walen. LE is a Redmond-based organization that promotes connections between leaders better relations with communities on the Eastside. At the table with Walen, attendees discussed both internal and external issues affecting Kirkland, such as inter-city connectivity, improving walkability in the Totem Lake neighborhood and making downtown more appealing to younger Kirk-

land residents. The attendees also provided positive feedback on the Cross Kirkland Corridor (CKC), an old rail line that has been turned into a trail for bikers and walkers, as an example to other cities looking at their own sections of the Eastside Corridor, as well as the number of parks available in the city limits. An additional concern was how Kirkland was cooperating with other cities on regional matters. Walen said they’re discussing ways to connect the CKC with the Redmond Central Connector and working alongside the city of Redmond on the 85th Street Corridor and with the city of Kenmore on the Juanita Drive Masterplan. The Leadership Eastside Leadership Enrichment Program is a two-year program where the participants develop and exercise skills to meet the needs of business, non-profit, and government leaders and help improve their organizations and their communities. Candidates for the program can be nominated by anyone in the community who lives, works, and/ or volunteers on the Eastside, albeit the ideal candidates have experience in leadership and/or management through their work or community

Eastside mayors discuss the new classes for Leadership Eastside. KARIN DUVAL, Courtesy photo

service and have a passion for their community. This year’s class includes several Kirkland city employees, according to Walen. The first year of the program involves 10 full business days during a ninemonth period where participants learn the concept of adaptive leadership and are designed for participants to better connect with their communities. “Leadership Eastside builds capacity in our communities to tackle difficult problems,” Marchione said. “I look to [Leadership Eastside] graduates to fill the boards and commissions positions.” Year two has them create their own regional sustainable projects intended to put

skills learned into action. “They’re (participants) creating a network from the ground up,” Walen said. “It’s

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really a powerful networking tool. Their (Leadership Eastside) programs brings people together. They convene some great minds around concrete problems that need to be solved.” The group also allows the Eastside mayors a chance to interact and discuss issues that impact the various cities east of Lake Washington. “The most pressing issues on the Eastside are managing growth, building infrastructure and addressing homelessness,” Marchione said. “These are all regional issues and not confined to one city. We need participants that

can see the big picture and [Leadership Eastside] produces those graduates.” Walen said the program will help both organizations and city employees who’ve completed the program cooperate as they tackle regional issues. “I think Leadership Eastside is just one more sort of tool in our arsenal for… helping us solve Eastside problems,” she said.

More information about the program can be found at leadershipeastside.com/ enrichment.html.

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Fearmongering over the proposed aquatic center

t a neighborhood meeting last week, I came across something completely out of character for the Kirkland I know. When the discussion turned to the aquatic center ballot measure, the opponents used fear of the unknown as their primary argument. If I were to subscribe to all those fears, I wouldn’t vote in favor, either. However, I would have to suspend judgement on what I know to be true. There are new approaches in the proposal but Kirkland generally is more thoughtful than the opponents assume. The entire concept of presenting a proposal to build an aquatic center is in response to community requests and survey results. After nearly a decade of study, scores of public meetings and changes to account for feedbac, the ballot measure provides a workable means to meet those goals. The multiple functions in the proposed aquatic center are lessons learned from other communities across the country. With a wide variety of activities, modest user fees – rather than taxes - support ongoing operations. Our lakeside community certainly deserves a place where children can learn to swim and families can find a variety of recreation opportunities. Swim lesson reservations currently fill within minutes of opening and the existing pool at Juanita High School has no

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long-term prospects. The approach to create a park district, rather than a bond, is generally in response to the numerous pools that the county created decades ago that are either closing or converting to park districts. Kirkland’s situation is that many millions of dollars would have to be spent just to arrange to send a bond measure to a vote – secure the property, design the facility, and prepare the financing. Those costs would have to be paid before you would get a say as to whether you want to fund the aquatic center. So, the park district approach provides a way for you to say whether you want the aquatic center before huge amounts of our money are spent. As to the fear that our money would just be wasted, our city has some well-earned

credibility and fiscal discipline when it comes to being prudent with our money and being accountable. It is no accident that Kirkland has had a Triple-A credit rating that stood through even the hard times. It is not by accident that the State Auditor’s Office awarded Kirkland one of three stewardship awards for the city’s outstanding fiscal and accountability systems. It is through hard work and basic fiscal restraint that the Cost of Government, when comparing Kirkland’s tax and fee revenue with the community’s income, is far below national averages (5-6 percent). In fact, one of our neighboring cities touts its Cost of Government as being prudent at 5.5 percent, while Kirkland’s is below 3.5 percent. So, the facts say that on the whole, we are getting pretty good value [ more ASHER page 5 ]

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Lobsang Dargey tries Turn a passion for again for 143 or 88 units in education into action The Lake Washington Schools Foundaspite of asset freeze tion Board of Trustees is a passionate group

Citizens may have breathed a sigh of relief of energetic volunteers. Our dedication to when they read that a federal judge froze public education has brought us together to the assets of Lobsang Dargey pursuant to raise over $2 million since 2005, supporting charges (allegations) filed by the SEC. The opportunities for academic excellence and SEC detailed their assertion that funds from success for all students in the Lake Washingother projects, such as an Everett and a Seton School District. attle project were inappropriately diverted This year we are expanding our board from investors to pay for Potala Village to 15 trustees. If you share our pasKirkland. sion for public education, academic KIRKLAND Yet somehow, Lobsang Dargey and excellence and success for all stuPath America’s Potala Village Kirkdents, we’re looking for you. Help us land filed a Sept. 8 legal brief with the continue investing in district-wide court of appeals. They are trying once academic programs, which provide equal again to be successful claiming the parcels accessfor all – preparing students for success are vested to the old, unchanged zoning. This in academics and in life. is the zoning that had a proposal for 143 Ideal candidates will have PTSA leadership units and later a building permit application and non-profit board experience, a history for 88 units. Both are far more density than of volunteer experience in our schools (or the 59 units currently allowed. in schools where you have lived previously) Someone seems to be funding the continand the time and energy to contribute to a ued fight for this density. growing non-profit organization. We value It is important for citizens who want a diversity in all its forms, but especially in right-sized neighborhood project to stay vigibackground, experience, expertise and aplant. While the superior court already said proaches to problem solving. no to Potala Village, they continue their fight The board of trustees is responsible for for increased units and less design review ensuring that the Foundation does the best scrutiny. work possible in pursuit of its goals. We Karen Levenson, Kirkland make decisions on policies, allocate funds, observe our grants in action and work to

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share our story throughout the community. Each trustee is expected to participate on at least one board or operating committee. A trustee term is three years, renewable for successive terms. The board of trustees meets the third Thursday of each month, except July, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Contact us at jointheboard@lwsf.org for more information on the Lake Washington Schools Foundation and how you can be involved.

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U.S. should not allow war refugees This is in response to a planned rally at the University of Washington Sunday with the theme that more Syrian immigrants should be resettled in the Seattle area as is being done in Europe. While everyone agrees that true refugees from war are needy, not all the immigrants flooding into Europe are war refugees; in fact, many are from Pakistan, Turkey, Mesopotamia, North Africa and other countries; they destroy their passports and claim to be Syrian refugees. These are economic immigrants who are heading to countries that provide the greatest benefits. They push forward to France, Germany and the Netherlands, where economic benefits are greatest. Our authorities [ more LETTERS page 5 ]

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Stephen Decatur, Redmond

Support Jane Hague for King County Council As a long time resident of Kirkland, and former

Water use cut by 14 percent Residents and businesses in the region have exceeded requests by water providers like Cascade Water Alliance to reduce water use 10 percent over the last four weeks by collectively cutting back use by 14 percent. Yet while the recent rains have helped, it has not been enough to return water supplies to normal levels. Cascade and its members remind residents and businesses that more rain and continued water reductions are still needed to replenish regional water supplies for people and fish. Cascade and its members commend the actions residents and businesses have taken to reach this point. Cascade urges residents and businesses to continue to reduce their water consumption indoors now that the weather has cooled, and continue to reduce outdoor use as well. Here are some water saving tips. Indoor water-saving tips for residents: · Reduce showering time · Check for and fix leaks · Wash only full loads of

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laundry and dishes · Turn off the tap while brushing teeth or shaving · If purchasing fixtures/ equipment, choose waterefficient models Indoor water-saving tips for businesses: · Encourage reduced showering times at your facilities · Check for and fix leaks · Wash only full loads of laundry and dishes Outdoor water-saving tips for residents: · Let lawns go dormant and limit plant watering to twice a week · Water plants before 8 a.m. or after 7 p.m. · Wash your vehicle(s) at locations that recycle the water · Turn off water features The utilities plan to report how customers are doing every other week; the next round of regional results will be released the week of Sept. 21. For more information about Cascade’s water efficiency programs, tips and free water saving items, visitwww.cascadewater.org

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City of Kirkland not considering operating costs with ARC The city of Kirkland Parks and Community Services Department is telling citizens that the proposed Aquatics Recreation Center (ARC) will cover the costs of operations. This is a wildly optimistic projection, not based on what is going on with municipal pools and municipal recreation centers, both regionally and nationally. I have been a parks and recreation professional for 28 years, providing management and budget over site at community recreational centers and two municipal pools in Edmonds and Bremerton. A well run municipal pool recovers about 60-65 percent of it’s operating costs in fees. I have yet to see a city recreational center be profitable. Almost all pools nationally and locally require public subsidies. Kirkland’s ARC wont be any different, but you don’t find any of this information in their business plan. Before the city even contemplate

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for what we are paying. Now, as far as the fears of irresponsible bureaucrats go, I was surprised when such national partisan rhetoric was being thrown out and related to my home. We are actually talking about local people dealing with local parks. In arriving at the proposal to fund the aquatic center, the Kirkland City Council took a conservative approach to put limitations and conditions on the level and uses of the taxes that would be collected. The funds will be focused on the aquatic center and any future thoughts to use the park district to fund major things would require a vote. The vote is an advisory vote, but if you have paid attention to our City Councils over the past decades, you’ll know they are pretty responsive to the community. A Citizen’s Oversight Board will oversee and report annually on the aquatic center, but the City Council would have final approval authority and answer annual audits from the state. As you begin to hear of the fears describing what “might be” remember that the sky is not falling and the decision makers are not from Mars.

asking tax payers to build an estimated $50 million plus pool, they should have financial partners participating, like the Lake Washington School District, the Boys and Girls Club, the YMCA or other joint operating agreements with other communities. This is too big of a tax burden for Kirkland residents to carry, without any certainty about location and land costs, without financial partners and without realistic revenue projections. You can hire consultants to tell you just about anything and in this case, the consultants are telling the Council and staff what they want to hear. Now is not the right time to pay for a pool. It is time to take care of the parks that we do have in Kirkland that have fallen in to neglect. Take care of your existing property inventory, before expanding it.

Patrick Harris, Kirkland

Shocked to not see anything about 9/11 I was truly shocked and in disbelief that nothing was mentioned about Appeals such as that are meant to play on your emotions and prejudices rather than on your good judgement. Please think carefully about whether Kirkland should have a public aquatic and recreation center and if the price is worth it to you. I personally believe that Kirkland deserves an aquatic center like the one currently proposed; if not for us, certainly for our kids.

Dave Asher is a member of the Kirkland City Council, but he is presenting his personal views.

9/11 in [the Sept. 11] paper about the most tragic event that happened in recent US history. Instead, the paper ran an editorial about a pirate ship docked in Kirkland?! The ‘Dust Lady’ from the holocaust Sept. 11 bombings, Marcy Borders, just died from cancer this Aug. 26. Wake up Kirkland Reporter and get on with the times. There have been other horrendous terrorist at-

tacks since then, including the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15, 2013 that resulted in more deaths and lifelong injuries. Sept. 11, 2001 should always be on our minds so that as we commemorate the tragic event and victims we are also reminded of the horror of evil and constantly be on the alert for our safety, and those around us.

Anchi Miller, Kirkland

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mayor, I would like you to be aware of some of the great things Jane has done, not only for Kirkland, but the whole Eastside. Jane has always been the leader in holding down our property taxes and insisting the County be fiscally responsible. Beside that, she has always found ways to help the people in her district, and the cities with flood control, street improvements, parks, and the construction of the Kirkland Performance Center. I was actively involved in the building of KPC (Kirkland Performance Center) when we discovered an old oil tank during excavation for the theater. We discovered the oil tank was the original property of King County. It was going to cost us $40,000 dollars to have it removed and the clean up. With Jane’s help, the County took care of the removal and saved us a great deal of financial expense. So again, I ask you, to support Jane Hague for King County Council, a true friend of the Eastside and Kirkland. Thank you,

RC KD

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have no ability to examine each immigrant. The vast majority of the immigrants are young men, who appear fit and well fed. They are overwhelmingly Muslim. It is no coincidence that almost all terrorist attacks in the U.S., including the ones that have been thwarted by the authorities, have been perpetrated by Muslim young men. Inviting more Muslim immigrants is very costly to the local taxpayers over the course of many years that it takes to resettle them, and it is foolhardy to increase the number of potential terrorists in our midst. A moratorium on Muslim immigrants should be initiated today because of the extreme cost and the threat to America. Instead, the Gulf States like Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait should accept their Arabic speaking brothers and sisters.

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The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Kirkland Reporter police blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Kirkland, which average about 1,000 per week.

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Between Sept. 4-10, there were 375 traffic incidents, 23 traffic accidents, three DUIs, 28 general traffic incidents, 39 alarm calls, abandoned vehicles, four burglaries, eight incidents of fraud, 17 civil incidents, four cases of harassment, 28 thefts, 23 vehicle prowls, three vehicle thefts, 10 warrants served, 21 noise complaints, two animal calls, incidents of four domestic violence, six incidents of malicious mischief, nine disturbances, one assault, four hit and runs and 19 incidents involving at least one arrest.

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Way. A 28-year-old man was arrested after a 22-year-old man reported his wallet stolen from the employee area of the Wing Dome. The man was seen on surveillance video and an hour later confronted by police during the investigation of a vehicle prowl. The victim’s property was found as well as that of the victim from the vehicle prowl. Disorderly conduct: 1:55 a.m., 200 block of Kirkland Ave. A 50-year-old man was arrested for disorderly conduct for shouting racial slurs and yelling at patrons and hotel staff inside the Heathman Hotel and refusing to leave when asked. He then refused to cooperate with police once they arrived and would not calm down. He was eventually booked and released and provided a courtesy ride home. Burglary: 3:12 p.m., 14400 block of 124th Ave NE. A 34-year-old man was arrested after he was observed by police drinking beer behind the Kingsgate Safeway and provided a false number and date of birth when asked. He was later identified and found to have several warrants for his arrest. During his arrest, officers found small amounts of meth, paraphernalia and burglary tools.

Warrant: A 21-year-old woman was arrested after police responded to reports of a shoplifter at Goodwill and found that the theft prevention staff had caught her attempting to leave without paying for clothing she had in her purse. She lied to police twice about her name but police were still able to learn her identify through local database and booking photos. They discovered she had multiple warrants for her arrest, including one out of Puyallup for theft and providing false information. She was booked into the Kirkland Justice Center on the Puyallup warrant.

Sept. 5 Assault: 6:30 p.m., a 47-year-old man was arrested for assault and malicious mischief after he threatened to kill a 49-year-old Met Market female employee. When a 32-yearold Kirkland man tried to intervene the suspect grabbed him around the neck, tearing his shirt and jacket, and then slapped him several times. The suspect was booked and transported to the South Correctional Entity Multi-jurisdictional Misdemeanant (SCORE) Jail.

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Indecent Exposure: 8:33 p.m., 12300 block of 120th Pl NE. A 55-year-old man was arrested for exposing himself in front of a woman and touching himself while standing in front of a water jet in the pool at the Totem Lake LA Fitness.

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“One of the things I really noticed when I first started was the different reception that fire and police receive on the street,” he said. “Police will show up and people go ‘Oh no, here’s the police,’ or they’ll hide something or look guilty. The whole kind of thing of being scrutinized. But when fire(fighters) shows up they say ‘Yeah! Fire’s here!’ A lot of people say the same thing when police arrive… but we never experienced that with fire. That was probably the biggest thing I noticed when I was first on.” In the 34 years since, Sanford has served as a firefighter, lieutenant, captain, battalion chief and deputy chief before taking over once former Kirkland fire chief Kevin Nalder stepped down in early August following an extended family medical leave. This month, Nalder took up the fire chief position in Palm Springs, Calif. Some of the best calls Sanford recalled were also equally the worst, as they usually involved injured children. Unlike many calls, though, they ended on a happy note. One of those involved a boy who fell out of a three story building window after pushing out an unsecured screen. Unconscious when the Kirkland Fire Department (KFD) arrived, they were able to stabilize his neck and perform CPR until they reached the hospital. The boy ultimately recovered and visited firefighters a year later. “You get the opportuni-

The annual fundraiser, which draws over 1,500 attendees, is a 60-mile walk that starts at the Seattle Center, moves through parts of the eastside, before ending at the Space Needle. Net proceeds will help support research, scientific programs and community-based breast health and education programs. For event information, go to the3day.org.

Kiwanis installs new president, raises money for local kids The Kiwanis Club of Kirkland’s (KCK) Annual Installation Banquet was held on Sept. 11. It

is the club’s biggest social event of the year and a big money maker for the kids in the Kirkland community. The in-coming president for the year, Kat Cannon, was installed, along with three new board members. Outgoing president, Bill Ward, was commended for a job well done during this past year and given kudos by everyone at the banquet with a standing ovation. For the second year, the banquet was held at the Kirkland Women’s Club and about 100 members and spouses gathered for the festivities. There was a photo booth capturing fun times to remember and keeping them for posterity. The K-band, the KCK’s

ty to help people and not plates instead of nails. only save lives but change In addition, they use a lives,” Sanford said. “It’s lot of glues in order to the greatest job on the keep costs down. They planet.” don’t use actual wood Another similar outmembers. They use comcome occurred when fire- pressed wood chips.” fighters responded to a Currently, the city call after a father acciden- is working on the Fire tally fell and caused the Department Strategic infant he was holding to Plan, which is intended to whack against the floor. improve response times Although it didn’t appear based on emergency like there were any visible medical services and CPR injuries to the infant, they calls. According to Sanrecommended the father ford, around 83 percent of take the child to the hosthe plan is either compital, where they learned pleted or in the process the entire skull had been of being completed, while cracked. Fortunately, they the rest of the plan, such were able to repair the as the placement of any damage without any long- new fire stations, the city term effects, Sanford is working to acquire said. the necessary fund“Things like ing. KIRKLAND that are ones that “With reduced you can rememflashover times ber,” he said. with fire, we’re tryAnother thing ing to get there in the that he’s seen since first same standard,” Sanford joining the department said, “and so what that has been a rise in the takes is firefighters stratenumber of calls as the city gically located throughout has grown, from roughly the city and the correct 1,200 a year to approxinumber of firefighters mately 8,300. to get there and respond “When I was hired quickly.” there were 19 firefightAs for a new fire chief, ers in Kirkland,” he said. city officials have stated “Now there’s over 100.” that they are looking to Though medical calls fill the police chief posicontinue to outpace the tion being vacated by Eric number of fire calls, Olsen this month. changes in construc“What I hope to do is tion practices has led to kind of, I guess, start the quicker flashover times, process for open commuthe near-simultaneous nication and transparency ignition of most of the at all levels in the fire exposed flammable mate- department so that a new rial in an enclosed room, chief can step in without from around 25 minutes having to worry about to as early as 3.5 minutes. that part of it,” Sanford “When I was first said. hired a lot of the strucIt will also give Sanford tures used heavy beamed the opportunity to see if construction,” he said. he wants the full-time job. “They didn’t use light A Poulsbo resident, he weight trusses and gusset said he is looking to move

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own oldies rock and roll band, provided music at the banquet. A spoof to the song “Stray Cat Strut” was sung to the incoming and outgoing presidents. There was a live auction and a raffle that collected money that will fund the club’s basic operating expenses, which enable it to then allocate all of money through fundraising to go directly to helping kids in the Kirkland community. The “Kiwanian of the Year” award was given to Ross Dessert. There were also three distinguished guests joining in the fun of the evening: Ferrin Lauve and his wife Nancy from the Providence Point Kiwanis Club in Issaquah, Carol Mahoney from the Sunris-

ers Club in Kirkland, and Harry Dingwall, member of the Mercer Island and Issaquah Kiwanis Clubs. Lauve is the current 2014-15 lieutenant governor for the PNWD Division 28 and Mahoney is the incoming lieutenant governor for 2015-16 whose term will begin in October. Mahoney did the honors of installing Cannon as the new Kirkland president. For more information about the Kiwanis Club of Kirkland, visit the club’s website or contact Secretary Matt Gregory at (425) 828-0231. The club meets every Wednesday at noon at Hector’s in downtown Kirkland.

to the Eastside in order to really can be best offered be closer to the city. through that position. “I am considering it at If I can help in that way, this point,” he said. “It’s and this interim chief an unusual thing in that provides the opportunity it’s not something that for me to look and see if I’ve strived for. It’s not the things I’m doing are been a childhood dream. impacting in a positive It’s something that I’m way, then I could consider looking at right now continuing.” because I think there are Despite leaving the some things that I4/7/15 have to career, Sanford 280945_4.75_x_6 11:05family AM Page 1 offer in the position that 11:05said 280945_4.75_x_6 4/7/15 AM they Pagehave 1 been sup-

Merrill Gardens to host benefit dinner Merrill Gardens at Kirkland is hosting a benefit dinner in partnership with the Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation from 5-7 p.m. on Sept. 25. The night will feature an Italian dinner, live music, and keynote speaker Sheryl Harmon, executive board member of the Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation. All proceeds benefit NWPF. Entry is a recommended donation of $20. Merrill Gardens at Kirkland is located at 14 Main Street South. For more information call 425-828-2570.

portive throughout his career. “They were really excited for me at the time, and they’re jealous of the time schedule,” he said. “They see the two to three days off. They love it, and it’s been a source of family bantering for 34 years. They just don’t see the 48 hours straight (of work).”

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he Lake Washington School District (LWSD) has implemented a comprehensive program to help identify, and mitigate concussions among high school athletes in the district. In August, all LWSD football coaches received “Heads Up” training, a concussion management program developed by USA Football, as part of the Washington Interscholastic Athletic Association requirement for concussion management training for football head coaches. All coaches will be required to have the same training in the 2016-17 school year. Although concussions can occur in many high school sports, statistically football players are at the highest risk. Nearly half

(47 percent) of all reported sports concussions occur during high school football, according to Head Case, a Chicago-based sports technology company. The company also reported that 33 percent of concussions occur during practice. At Lake Washington and Juanita High Schools, the district reported two and six concussions respectively from the football teams in 2014. In 2015 there were 13 reported concussions on the Lake Washington football team and two were reported at Juanita. “There are different reasons why the numbers could be so different in different years,” LWSD spokesperson Kathryn Reith wrote in an email. “Certainly, it all depends on what actually happens in games, which can be pretty random. It also

football. “For football to continue and thrive and advance, we have to make the game safer and be proactive in our approach. It’s an extremely important thing we need to deal with.” Parnell added that while concussions aren’t always preventable, knowing what causes them, and the symptoms of one, can allow coaches and the athletes to make better decisions during practice and games. “There’s no way to prevent it,” he said. “Some people, they can bump their head on the door and boom, that does it. There’s no true way to say ‘this is how we’re going to stop it,’ but if we can be proactive on the front end… that’s something that could help. The reality is there’s risk in everything you do. I think my job as a coach is to try

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the task force faced as it began its work last December. A smaller working subcommittee of the task force dug into the details of the district’s overall needs, use of space, funding for school buildings, ways to reduce costs and other issues. The task force also reached out to the broader community through surveys and open houses for input on their work. They have now developed a set of draft recommendations and are asking for feedback from the community. The recommendations address classroom capacity issues, cost reduction, efficient use of space and other issues. They also recommend specific projects to be undertaken in the future. Some of the major recommendations concerned capacity, aging facilities and funding. An online open house provides information on all of the draft recommendations. A survey on the site is open through Oct. 11. Community members can also participate

depends to some degree on students self-reporting symptoms.” She added that they have also encouraged students recently to report concussions, which may have impacted the numbers. LWSD is also instituting the ImPACT program, which uses neurocognitive testing of student-athletes to create a personal baseline assessment of functioning. If a concussion is suspected, the student is retested to compare results. In this way, they won’t have to rely solely on self-reporting or obvious symptoms. “For me, this is such a great way to promote what we’re doing as a school and improve the safety of our kids,” said Lake Washington High School football head coach A.J. Parnell, who also played college

in in-person Learning Community meetings this month, as well as a task force town hall from 6-8:30 p.m. on Oct. 7, at Rose Hill Middle School, 13505 N.E. 75th St. in Redmond. “Members from all parts of our community have come together in the Task Force to develop a recommendation. They have taken on a complex topic and have thoroughly explored the district’s space issues and needs,” Pierce said. “Throughout their process, the Task Force has sought feedback from the entire community, and I encourage everyone to participate in these continuing feedback opportunities. It’s important to hear from as many people as possible on an issue that could have a tremendous impact on our schools and our community for years to come.”

The task force is engaging in a series of efforts to gather feedback from the community on the draft recommendations. Community members can give input via the online open house through Oct. 11. In addition, task force members will also present the draft recommendations at meetings in schools around the district this month. Community meetings also will be held in each of the district’s four regions. A final task force town hall on Oct. 7 will provide an additional opportunity to provide input to the task force. The task force will review the input collected through these different methods, then meet to determine revisions needed in the recommendations. They plan to share the final recommendations with the school board in November.

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and take care of the risk as best we can.” Similar testing is also being done with girls soccer, with other sports added throughout the year. The district’s goal is to eventually test all athletes. “As doctors and scientists have learned more about the effects of concussions, it has become clear that we need to put more protections in place for students most at risk,” said LWSD Superintendent Dr. Traci Pierce in a press release statement. “We want to approach this issue from a prevention standpoint first as well as appropriately managing concussions that do happen.” The school district is also looking to replace football helmets that have lower protection ratings. Virginia Tech developed a rating system to differentiate helmets, ranging from one

This year’s special competition highlight, “Washington’s State Symbols,” and two or more symbols must be used to create an artist’s work. Entries in any category of the Fine Arts Show, except miniatures, were considered for the special competition. Winners were selected in the categories of Water Media, Oils, Drawing, Mixed Media, Sculptures, Digital Art, and Miniatures. Cash prizes awarded to the winners totaled over $4,300.

Kirklander receives academic honors Kirkland resident Alexandra Convertino, a Northeastern University student majoring in Psychology, was recently named to the University’s dean’s list for the spring semester, which ended in May 2015.

star - least protective, to five star - most protective. The district is removing all helmets rated less than four stars from inventory and have purchased five-star helmets to replace them. All new helmets purchased in the future will be fivestar helmets. In 2009, the Washington State Legislature passed the Zackery Lystedt Law, which prohibits athletes under 18 from participating in a game or practice if they are suspected to have suffered from a concussion. They are not allowed to return until they receive written authorization from a properly trained medical professional. A football player at Tahoma High School in Maple Valley, Lystedt suffered an undiagnosed concussion in 2006 during a game that resulted in a brain hemorrhage.

To achieve the dean’s list distinction, students must carry a full program of at least four courses, have a quality point average of 3.5 or greater out of a possible 4.0 and carry no single grade lower than a C- during the course of their college career. Each student receives a letter of commendation and congratulations from their college dean. In addition to achieving distinction through the dean’s list, Convertino is a member of the University Honors Program, which offers high caliber students the chance to further hone their studies and interests, live in special interest on-campus housing, and participate in one or two honors courses each term. Invitation into the honors program is highly competitive and students must maintain a high GPA and strong commitment to campus leadership to remain a part of it.

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Kirkland CERT offers disaster preparedness facilitator training Oct. 10 When we experience a major disaster it can take days for professional assistance to arrive. In the meantime, we will depend on our neighbors. Map Your Neighborhood is a process for getting neighbors organized and prepared before something happens. Kirkland CERT is offering facilitator training to Kirkland residents on Saturday, October 10, 2015, from 10 am to noon at Fire Station 26, 9930 124th Ave NE. This free workshop will teach you everything you need to know to mobilize your neighbors. All materials and assistance in organizing your neighborhood are provided. Register at www.KirklandCERT.com. For further information, or if you have questions, click “Contact Us” on the website.

Seven Kirkland students named National Merit Semifinalists Lake Washington School District (LWSD) has 40 high school seniors who have been named semifinalists in the 61st annual National Merit Scholarship Program. Seven are from Kirkland. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced the list of semifinalists on Sept. 9. Redmond High School and Tesla STEM High School each had 15 semifinalists. International Community School had seven semifinalists. Three are from Lake Washington High School. Sixteen thousand academically talented high school seniors nationwide qualified. About 90 percent of semifinalists advance to the Finalist level. More than half of the finalists will win a National Merit Scholarship, earning the Merit Scholar title. These students will have the opportunity to continue in the competition for 7,400 National Merit Scholarships, worth more than $32 million.

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able to provide in grants should, when added to other available funding, provide additional assistance to important salmon recovery projects being undertaken in King County.” “We are grateful to the King County Flood Control District Board of Supervisors for their leadership and focus on multi-benefit projects that align with our salmon habitat priorities,” said Jason Mulvihill-Kuntz, Watershed Coordinator for WRIA 8. “Their financial support is key to our recovery efforts.” For a list of projects, visit the King County Flood Control District website, http://www.kingcountyfloodcontrol.org/.

The King County Flood Control District has approved over $4.4 million in grant funding to four major watersheds to support ongoing salmon recovery efforts. The Lake Washington/Cedar/Sammamish Watershed will receive more than $1.8 million of that money. “In this hot, dry year, our prized Chinook salmon are in peril in our area rivers. Consequently, restoration work in King County watersheds and effective collaboraFreiheit & Ho Archition with our partners The Kiddie Academy tects in Kirkland has anis more important than of Kirkland was recently nounced seven new hires. ever,” said Larry Phillips, honored with the presThose new employees chair of the King County include: Brittany Brown, Council and of the WRIA tigious Life Essentials Technology award by KidAdrian Ho, Clarissa 8 Salmon Recovery die Academy, a national Costa Lima, Emily Council. “This leader in educational Stein, Carrie Gofunding is critical KIRKLAND childcare. Life Essentials forth, Mackenzie for implementing is Kiddie Academy’s proSims and Diane projects that will Vandewall. improve conditions prietary curriculum and overarching educational Senior Intefor spawning and philosophy. rior Designer Brittany rearing salmon and the “It’s an honor to recogBrown has eight years of health of our watersheds nize the Kiddie Academy experience, holds a BA as a whole.” in Interior Design and The Snoqualmie Water- of Kirkland,” said Richard Peterson, Vice President specializes in commercial shed, Green/Duwamish of Education for Kiddie interiors. Watershed and Puyallup/ Architectural Designer White Watershed will also Academy. “I congratulate the dedicated group of II Adrian Ho has three receive money to work years of experience, holds with member cities, tribal educators at the Kiddie Academy of Kirkland on a BA in architecture from governments and nondelivering a caring, ageUniversity of Oregon and profit organizations on appropriate, enjoyable and specializes in commercial, high priority restoration retail, and community projects and educational master planning. programs to enhance Architectural Designer water quality and habitat Clarissa Costa Lima has for salmon. Chinook and two years of experience, steelhead were placed on holds a BA in architecture the threatened list under $ from Penn State Universi- the Endangered Species Simple Cremation ty and specializes in retail Act in 1999. and commercial design. “The weather this year $ Architectural Designer has created difficult issues Direct Burial Emily Stein holds a BA in for salmon recovery efarchitecture from Penn forts,” said Reagan Dunn, Bellevue 425.641.6100 State University and chair of the King County Federal Way 253.874.9000 Online arrangements available specializes in interiors Flood Control District. CascadeMemorial.com and environmentally“The funding we were conscious design. Architectural Designer Carrie Goforth holds a Masters in architecture from Northeastern University and specializes The Kirkland Reporter is published in commercial tenant imevery Friday and delivery tubes are TER provements and interiors. available FREE to our readers who live REPOR Architectural Designer in our distribution area. Mackenzie Sims has two Our newspaper tube can be installed years’ experience and on your property at no charge to you. holds a BA in ArchitecOr the tube can be provided to you to install at your convenience ture and specializes in next to your mailbox receptacle or at the end of your driveway. commercial tenant imPick up your FREE tube at our Kirkland office, located provements and interiors. at 11630 Slater Ave. NE, Suite 9, Kirkland Marketing Manager during regular business hours. (Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Diane Vandewall has 17 11630 Slater Ave. NE, St 9, Kirkland, WA 98034 • 425.822.9166 • www.kirklandreporter.com years of experience.

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Volunteers needed for Kirkland food drive The city of Kirkland, Kirkland Neighborhoods and Hopelink are collecting food and money donations for the Month of Concern for the Hungry Food Drive, which benefits Hopelink’s food bank. In 2014, more than

9,000 pounds of food and $2,500 in cash were donated and organizers are hoping to collect more this year. To help with the collection, more than 150 volunteers are needed on Sept. 26 and Sept. 27. Morning, mid-day and late-afternoon volunteer shifts are available. Collection sites will be established at the following Kirkland grocery stores: PCC, Metropolitan Market, Red Apple, Fred Meyer, all Safeway stores and all QFC stores. To volunteer, go to the Month of Concern for the Hungry web site or contact Kari Page, Neighborhood Services Coordinator, at 425-587-3011 or kpage@kirklandwa.gov.

Opera preview event at the Kirkland Library The Kirkland Library will host a free opera preview at 7 p.m. on Sept. 28 titled the “Pearl Fishers” by Georges Bizet. This lecture, provided to increase enjoyment and appreciation of Seattle Opera productions, will feature speaker Norm Hollingshead with recorded musical excerpts. For more information visit www.normsoperaplus.com.

...obituaries Frances L. Regan

Frances L. Regan, formerly of Kirkland, loving wife to Bob and mother of 5, passed away Monday, September 7, 2015. A funeral mass will be held 10am, Saturday, September 19, 2015 at Holy Family Catholic Church in Kirkland. Friends are invited to view photos and share memories in the family’s online guestbook at www.flintofts.com. Flintoft’s Funeral Home, 425-392-6444. 1416578

Larry Cook

Larry Cook went to Heaven on September 4, 2015 – the day before his 83rd birthday. Larry’s immediate family was fortunate to be with him in his last hours and we were overjoyed to hear him say “I’ve lived a Wonderful Life”. His Wife Carole, sons Mitchell (Kelley), Paul (Cindy) and his 4 grandchildren (Cheyenne, Cody, Chloe and Jackson) invite you to his celebration of life at 1pm on October 17th at Washington Cathedral Church in Redmond. Please view his full obituary and share with us your stories, thoughts and pictures on his online guestbook at: http://www. tributes.com/obituary/show/Larry-F.-Cook-102838935 1416691

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as other conditions, including that they are not allowed to re-enroll at JHS. All five of the students were given emergency expulsions from JHS following their arrest. A guardian of one of the defendants is claiming that the act was not an isolated incident. In a letter sent to the Lake Washington School District, the Reporter and the Seattle Times, the guardian wrote that the act was part of a prevalent hazing culture that exists both on the JHS football team as well as other high school football teams around the country. “The incident occurred because unsupervised horseplay in the locker room at their high school got out of hand,” he wrote. “How did the boys learn this bad behavior? By being a part of the Juanita football team where sodomizing other boys – real or pretended – was conduct that was a part of a Juanita hazing tradition... Contrary to statements the Juanita principal made to parents last year, this was not an ‘exception to the Juanita school way.’ “I do not say this to excuse

the conduct of the boys,” he wrote further, “but to point out that adults were likewise responsible.” Judge John Erlick, who sentenced the three defendants, expressed similar sentiments during an Aug. 31 court date while deliberating over whether or not to grant them a deferred disposition. “I think this is a horrific crime,” Erlick said. “I think [the victim] has been both physically and emotionally violated. And I have to look at this crime in the context of a culture, and I call it a culture because from what I read in the submissions not only were these young men perpetrators, but to some extent they were also victims in the sense of being subject to similar types of ‘jubies.’ It doesn’t justify it, and this needs to put an end to that.” “For too long society has tolerated or turned its back on what’s referred to as ‘hazing’ or ‘pranks’ or ‘boys being boys’” he continued. “We now recognize the profound and traumatic effect this has on victims, on victims’ families and on the community as a whole. This community

and its justice system speak clearly: No more, we cannot tolerate this any longer. As many have stated here, it is the responsibility of the members of the community to speak clearly, to speak out, to report these incidents, to investigate these incidents and to prosecute these incidents, and so we can no longer accept this cruel and damaging behavior.” At the same time, LWSD Spokesperson Kathryn Reith stated that the individual defendants did not provide any information to the district as part of their independent investigation into hazing. “We offered them that opportunity and they declined,” she said. The Reporter has made numerous public information requests to the LWSD and the Kirkland Police Department concerning reports of similar hazing incidents, but none of the requests has produced any pertinent documents, and KPD Spokesperson Mike Murray told the Reporter they have not responded to any similar incidents.

“Hazing will not be tolerated in any form and is never to be part of our program,” the LWSD Hazing Policy reads. “Acts of hazing can escalate to the point that the students-participating are at risk. It is also quite possible that many acts of hazing will result in legal action being taken against the coach, advisor, student group leader, administration or the school district.” “Any student who participates willingly in a hazing ritual is subject to disciplinary action, including suspension from school or the team or both, and possible legal action dependent on the severity of the incident,” the policy continues. “Any student-athlete who observes and does not attempt to stop or report such a violation can also be subject to disciplinary action by our school. Repeated acts of hazing can result in further school action and permanent suspension from athletics.” Reith stated that they are unable to comment on any specific student discipline, nor do they announce the

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