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Taking control of their destiny Homeowners at Issaquah Highlands to operate association BY CELESTE GRACEY CGRACEY@ISSAQUAH-REPORTER.COM
Roy Peterson, a history docent at the Issaquah Train Depot, is a bit of living history for the city, after serving as a City Council member through the ’50s and ’60s. CELESTE GRACEY , Issasquah & Sammamish Reporter
Mr. History Why does Issaquah have it’s distinctive street names? Ask Roy Peterson – he helped name them BY CELESTE GRACEY CGRACEY@ISSAQUAH-REPORTER.COM
Resting his hands on a cane, Roy Peterson sits back on a wood bench inside the old historic train depot, his memory as sharp as pick axe. Coal mining relics fill the cases of the little museum and shed light on Issaquah’s past, but they’re nothing compared to what’s inside Peterson’s mind. He was the man who named Issaquah’s streets, after all. Volunteering as a docent at the museum every month, the 84-year-old tells his stories to anyone willing to listen. “Did I bruise your ear?” he says, smiling wide. “I could go on for hours.” The few that stop for a moment will hear firsthand how a town of 1,200 transformed
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into a bustling city. “I really believe you’re losing the history unless you hear some of these stories,” he said. “There is not many of us left.” While Peterson has something special to offer, Issaquah History Museums is looking for volunteers from all backgrounds to help cover its visitor hours. There is always a need for more docents, and the variety is welcome, said Karen Klein, the museums’ volunteer coordinator. “At the history museums, you never know who you’re going to attract.” Peterson found the history museum a few months ago after he participated in an oral history project. He served on the City Council through the SEE MR. HISTORY, 5
The Issaquah Highlands is only a few months away from letting go of its safety net and claiming responsibility for itself, and Brian Daniels couldn’t be more pleased. As the board president of the community’s massive homeowner’s group, it’s more than a sign of maturity, he said. “We get to control our own destiny.” Port Blakely, the master developer, announced plans to relinquish its majority control in the Issaquah Highlands Community Association this fall. The community’s first board election is planned for this winter, a major milestone for a neighborhood still under heavy development. Rene Ancincas, the Port Blakely chief, likened it to teaching a kid to ride a bike. The developer is about to let go of the seat, he said. However to Daniels, the community is fully grown. People have stepped up into leadership roles. It’s just a matter of letting go of Pt. Blakely’s financial and legal safety net, which has been a use in the past, he said. “It has to happen sometime. It’s not healthy to always rely on someone else.” While the master developer has always had the community’s best interests in mind, SEE HIGHLANDS, 8
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Father and son compete for top techie Interest in Microsoft Office leads a Sammamish father and son into a competition over who could earn the most credentials and “Office� master BY LINDA BALL LBALL@ISSAQUAH-REPORTER.COM
Gustavo Bobbio Jr., 14, is no ordinary high school freshman. His father, Gustavo Bobbio Sr., works at Microsoft as an operations engineer, and has been with the company 10 years. Gustavo Jr. aspires to be a software engineer and work at Microsoft someday, too. Gustavo Sr., a veteran on the Microsoft Windows team, admits that he enjoys taking Microsoft credentialing exams, even though they are not required for his job. Rather, he just enjoys the challenge. Gustavo Jr. wanted to not only challenge himself, but his dad, too. So while other kids may have spent their summer letting their brains turn to mush, the youngster set out to see how many Microsoft credentials he could earn. To date, Gustavo Jr. has nine certifications: Word 2007, Excel 2007, Power Point 2007, Access 2007, Word 2010, Excel 2010, Power Point 2010, Access 2010 and Microsoft Office specialist master 2007. He is now preparing for 2010 specialist master. “They change features between the ver-
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e have a news flash for you: politicians accept campaign donations. We hope you were sitting down when you read this. But wait, there’s more. They even accept them from businesses. Oh, the horror. This breaking news was recently brought to the public’s attention by Joel Connelly, a columnist for SeattlePI.com who uncovered the fact that Attorney General Rob McKenna has accepted an in-kind donation from Honda Auto Center of Bellevue for the use of a car in his campaign for governor. Connelly apparently sees a conflict of interest here since he wrote, the Attorney General’s office investigates auto dealers “for deceptive advertising practices, dishonest promotions or hidden costs… .” Well, sure, and the AG does so of every other business or individual in the state, if necessary. Connelly went on to note that the AG’s office recently announced eight settlements with car dealers over advertisements that allegedly violated the state’s consumer protection laws. And, he did add that Honda Auto Center of Bellevue wasn’t one of those dealers. But, he adds, “appearances count: The fact that McKenna gets free use of a car, supplied by a business he regulates, is somewhat unsettling. “ We’d like to think Connelly’s writing was sharp, investigative reporting, but it smacks of partisan mud-slingling. Democratic Party chairman Dwight Pelz quickly jumped on the issue to condemn Republican McKenna, who is running for governor. “This is part of a developing pattern in which the Attorney General is willing to cozy up to campaign backers at the expense of the consumers he is charged with protecting,” Pelz said. Really? First, even Democrats admit that it’s perfectly legal for candidates to accept campaign donations – cash or in-kind - from businesses. But surprisingly, both Connelly and Pelz somehow failed to report that former Attorney General Chris Gregoire, a Democrat, (yes, the same Chris Gregoire who is now our governor), did the same thing by accepting the use of a campaign car in 2004 from Dwayne Layne Everett Dodge. Even more interesting is the failure to mention King County Councilman Bob Ferguson, a Democrat who wants to replace McKenna as Attorney General, has received total of $6,400 from Honda of Seattle and Toyota of Seattle. In the interest of keeping things fair, let us note that Republican Reagan Dunn, also running for Attorney General, has received a total of $9,600 Tacoma Dodge Chrysler Jeep, Auburn Chevrolet, and Enumclaw Chrysler Jeep Dodge. Connelly and Pelz know that in-kind use of the car is subject to the same limits as any campaign donation. Once the limit is hit, the campaign must pay the tab out of its own pocket. The campaign for Jay Inslee, a Democrat who is running for governor, said that it leases a Toyota Prius, but it is paid for by general campaign donations, not for an in-kind donation. We assume that Inslee’s campaign hasn’t or won’t accept any money from car dealers at all. If so, a suspicious person might wonder if it, too, helps defray the cost of using the car. Perhaps that’s something Connelly can investigate. Or not. – Craig Groshart, Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter ISSAQUAH | SAMMAMISH
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Keeping our quality of life Reichert’s position represents sound public policy areas and safeguarding our state’s economy. Rep. Reichert co-sponsored and helped pass an amendment to inAs a Realtor, every week I meet crease LWCF funding by $20 million people who are drawn to this area – an important first step in restoring by our community parks, beautiful funding for this important program. mountains and cool, clean bodies of We have seen time and again that water. I see firsthand how investing in protecting wildlife habitat and natural our playgrounds, trails for biking and areas, investing in state, local, and hiking, boat ramps and athletic fields national parks and trails, and providstrengthens our local economy. ing water access increases the value Many of those investments would of nearby homes. Increased property not be possible without help from the values benefit both property owners Land and Water Conservation Fund. and local governments. LWCF is an innovative federal proAs our urban areas accommodate gram funded by offshore oil and gas new employment and housing opporfees – not taxpayer dollars – to protect tunities, LWCF funding is critically natural resources around the country. important for protecting our unique Known for protecting iconic areas natural resources and enhancing the like Mount Rainier, the Mountains quality of life for our families. Nearby to Sound Greenway and I-90 Cor– Kristen Greenlaw natural areas and community parks ridor and other recreational treasures, are important to give kids a place to LWCF also provides states with play and to give families and neighbors a place for matching grants for state and local parks. recreation and mingling. From Lake Sammamish State Park and Tibbetts It is essential that we protect the natural beauty Valley Park to the viewing areas at the Issaquah that makes Washington a great place to live. Rep. Salmon Hatchery, LWCF has made key local park Reichert understands that protecting our quality of projects in Issaquah possible. life is good for communities and good for busiUnfortunately, the U.S. House Appropriations Committee has approved legislation that would slash nesses. Congressman Reichert’s position on LWCF funding represents sound public policy. I hope other funding for LWCF by 80 percent. This cut would cripple the ability of the LWCF to continue making a members of Congress will follow his lead in funding LWCF. difference in our state. Given this attack on the LWCF, we are fortunate that Rep. Dave Reichert (R-Eighth District) underKristen Greenlaw is the president of the Seattlestands the connection between protecting natural King County Association of Realtors. BY KRISTEN GREENLAW
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– Karen Klein, Issaquah History Museums Roy Peterson explains Issaquah history to a family visiting the Issaquah History Museum’s train depot. CELESTE GRACE, Issasquah & Sammamish Reporter with a laugh. While he was unsure if he wanted to be a councilmember, he accepted the position and eventually took to politics. During his first term, the town grew large enough to add two more councilmembers and to get house-tohouse mail delivery. Mail delivery meant the city had to name it streets and assign house numbers. Peterson and Clive Berry, the town florist,
wanted Issaquah to create its own system, but they were opposed by the other two councilmembers, who wanted to adopt the county’s numerical system. So they put it to a vote, and about 80 percent of the residents wanted their own street names. At the next meeting, Peterson told the councilmembers it was a sign that he understood the community more than they did, but this came back to
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bite him. The city couldn’t afford to pay someone to name the streets and number the homes, so Mayor J.W. Flintoft turned to the two men who supported the measure. “He said, ‘Guess whose going to have to do it?’� Peterson said with a laugh. “You’re going to have to do it.� They decided to split the town on the Sunset Highway, the major road that ran through town.
Peterson took responsibility for the south half of town, and named the streets alphabetically after local pioneers – Adams, Bush, Croston. Berry, the florist, wanted to name his streets after flowers, but they’re too hard to spell, so he switched to trees – Alder, Birch, Cedar, Dogwood. At the museums, a collection of photos show men going to work in the Issaquah coal mines. Peterson points to a map plotting mines beneath Cougar Mountain. To this day, old collapsed
shoots pose a risk to hikers who explore off trail, he said. The entrances were all blocked off after they were closed, but there was a time when he considered reopening them. John F. Kennedy came on the television to warn the public about the Cuban Missile Crisis, and Peterson had the idea that the town could hide in the tunnels. “We’re so close to Seattle, if someone starts shooting missiles at Seattle, it could be real easy for one to miss,� he said. His neighbor was once a miner, and he took Peterson to the entrance, which was blocked by logs. It would do the job, and it was close to town, but it was never needed. Peterson has had a lifetime career in public service. He was a founding trustee at Bellevue Community College, served on the Overlake Hospital board and spent 20 years volunteering at the Issaquah visitor’s center.
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SKYLINE Head coach: Don Braman, 8th season, 101-26-10 career record 2010 season: Lost 1-0 to Tahoma in the state semifinals – the lone defeat of the season – only to come back and beat Skyview 2-1 for third place . Number of returners: 13 Key returners: Tina Vargas (GK), Maddie Christ (MF), Nicole Candioglos (MF), Jackie Wilson (F), Alexa Strom (MF), Anna Deweirdt (F) Impact newcomers: Izzy Marshal (F) 2011 outlook from the coach: “There’s a lot of work to do. Our league’s going to be ridiculously strong again.” From left, Skyline’s senior captains Maddie Christ, Nicole Candioglos, Jackie Wilson and Tina Vargas are set to lead the Spartans into the 2011 season. KEVIN ENDEJAN, Issaquah& Sammamish Reporter
READY FOR ANOTHER RUN Skyline girls soccer program has amassed a 47-7-2 record the last three seasons BY KEVIN ENDEJAN KENDEJAN@ISSAQUAHREPORTER.COM
The numbers speak for themselves. Over the last three seasons, the Skyline girls soccer program earned 47 wins, with just seven losses and two ties. The Spartans won 4A state titles in
2008 and 2009 and placed third in 2010 after amassing a No. 1 national ranking and an impressive 19-1 record. Their only loss came in the state semifinals. With 11 varsity players back, one would think they are poised for another run in 2011. And that might be true, but eighth-
year head coach Don Braman doesn’t want anyone looking too far ahead. “The way I’m approaching it, is this team has to prove itself all over again,” he said, noting each new season presents challenges. “The memories are great, but that’s all they are is memories.” Skyline returns several of its key
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2010 season: Qualified for state for the first time in 20 years, before losing to 1-0 Kennedy Catholic in the opening round. Finished with a 9-6-5 record.
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Key returners: Kelsey Haberly (MF), Emily Cushing (MF), Julia Bennett (F), Rebecca Priestly (D), Maddie Napier (D), Brenna Drummond (F) Avalon Dunbar, Marisa Katagiri (MF), Samantha Smith (F), Colleen Hess (D), Allegra Sims (D), Emily Suter (GK)
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Impact newcomers: Tasnim Khessib, Sierra Dwyer, Mackenzie Carney, Allie Garrett
2011 outlook from the coach: “A young team looking for a fresh start, utilizing excellent upperclassmen leadership.”
2011 outlook from the coach: “We hope to be competitive for a KingCo playoff opportunity.”
Number of returners: 14 Key returners: KK Standish (F/MF), Malia Bachesta (F/MF), Kelly Crow (MF/F), Shelby Newell (MF/F), Lauren Breynaert, Maddie Racine (D), Lisa Kusacabe (D), Jordan Luscier (D), Molly Callans (D) Impact newcomers: Morgan McKenzie (MF) 2011 outlook from the coach: “We expect to compete for the Metro League title and playoffs. Goal is to go deeper into state playoffs.”
components from last season, including goalkeeper Tina Vargas. The University of Denver-bound senior recorded 14 shutouts last season and has solidified herself as one of the top keepers in the state. “She’s always trying to be the best on the field,” Braman said. “She gets annoyed at herself when she doesn’t make every save in practice, even though it’s humanly impossible.” The Spartans also bring back senior midfielder Maddie Christ (7 goals, 15 assists), junior forward Rachel Shim (7 goals, 3 assists), senior midfielder Nicole Candioglos (6 goals, 1 assist) and senior forward Jackie Wilson (5 goals, 3 assists). Other varsity returners include senior midfielder Alexa Strom, senior midfielder Sydne Tingey, junior forward Anna Deweirdt, sophomore midfielder Brooke Holland and sophomore midfielder Brooke Bofto. Speedy senior Dom Randle, one of the top defenders in KingCo, suffered an ACL injury and will miss her final season. She is still one of five team captains and will be on the sideline to root on the Spartans throughout the season. With a tough KingCo 4A schedule ahead, Braman knows there are no guarantees to return to the state tournament. But if the Spartans follow the same formula they have the last few years, it certainly wouldn’t be a surprise. “I think as a coach it’s great when you have talent, and we’ve certainly had talent over these last few years,” he said. “The thing that I really feel has set the program apart is that the girls come with such a great attitude about learning and working hard and being committed to being the best every day.”
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Nov. 2011 - Port Blakely officially relinquishes majority control, reducing its four seats to three. Dec. 2011-Feb. 2012 - The Issaquah Highlands Community Association holds its first election, two seats are expected to be open. May-June 2012 - Another election will be to elect residents to two more Pt. Blakely seats. 2013 - The last Pt. Blakely declarant lets go of his or her seat. employees, by 2013. The decision was triggered by the area’s renewed development interest. When 75 percent of land zoned for housing is developed and sold, Port Blakely would be forced to relinquish its control to the homeowners. Today, the Highlands has about 2,860 homes, its about 63 percent complete, but it’s expected to grow
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preparing and working with community leaders since it started the association in 2002. It even used its own board seats to give people in the community experience and knowledge. The association maintains the community’s numerous parks and enforces conformity rules. It’s also responsible building a cash reserve. As of this fiscal year, it has $381,500.
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DRIVER THREATENS MAN WITH GUN - An unknown driver reportedly pulled out an assault-type rifle from his glove box and pointed it at a man after they argued over a cigarette Aug. 24. Police don’t know whether the gun was real or not, but the incident occurred on the 1200 block of Northwest Gilman Blvd. A group of people had just exited a hair salon, when they saw a gold or silver Honda, filled with people, stop in a traveling lane nearby. A man approached them, and they quickly began to argue. Eventually the driver pulled out what appeared to be a gun, and continued to argue, demanding gas money. Eventually he sped off. FLAMING BAG OF POOP - A homeowner called police after finding a charred white bag filled with poop on his front door. Whoever left it, knocked on his door before running off on the 4500 block of Northwest Dogwood Street Aug. 20. The man said he didn’t know who did it, but a few years ago his house was also egged. The point of the prank is to get people to step on the flaming paper bag to put it out, and then get poop all over their shoe.
POLICE BLOTTER GRAFFITIED ON FRONT STREET - A row of businesses along the 50 block of Front Street North were graffitied in nine different places. The graffiti was black and blue in unknown lettering. Police couldn’t figure out how the suspect was easily able to gain access to the business roofs. It caused about $250 in damages Aug. 21. SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS - Police were called to the 400 block of Northwest Gilman Boulevard after someone reported there was a man going underneath cars and licking the ground Aug. 24. When police arrived, they found the man, who said he was looking for some lost earrings. He had a doctors appointment near that location, Then police were called back again with a report that the same man was still there, but this time he was eating bugs. The doctor said he would assist the man.
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