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OPINION | Hobbs: The quest for a higher quality of life in Federal Way [4] Palmer: Make laughter your medicine of choice [4] ELECTIONS | Candidate forum wrap-up for Lakehaven, South King Fire board [8] MURDER TRIAL | Ex-con stands trial for 2010 fatal shooting in Federal Way [3]

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Liz Drake takes TJ principal job, ends campaign

Candidates for school board make their pitch

board candidates Oct. 12 at Federal Way High School’s little theater. editor@federalwaymirror.com “I have this really strong Liz Drake, a candidate love for being a principal for Federal Way School and being in a school. All of Board position 3, has been you who supported me and appointed interim principal all of you that were there at Thomas Jefferson for me, don’t feel High School. that I just dropped The announceit on a whim,” ment was made Drake said. “It was official Tuesday a very, very earnest following a vote by decision. I had my the school board. first day today … Drake will it was pretty much Liz Drake replace Dr. Marsha the best day of my Denton, who has career. It was wonbeen reassigned to an adderful. I really know it was ministrative position at the the right decision.” district’s central office. In the August primary Drake retired from a election, Drake led a field of nearly 40-year education three candidates with nearly career after serving as prin- 48 percent of the vote. cipal of Todd Beamer High Danny Peterson is now School from 2008 to 2010. the sole active candidate Drake previously worked as in the race for position 3, a high school principal in although Drake’s name will Pennsylvania. She has been still appear on the ballot. a principal and teacher in If Drake wins the election England at all grade levels. and declines the office, the With the appointment, school board will appoint Drake has ended her camsomeone to the position, paign for school board. She which is being vacated by addressed the public audiAmye Bronson-Doherty. ence at a forum for school [ more DRAKE, page 15 ] BY ANDY HOBBS AND GREG ALLMAIN

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Candidates for Federal Way School Board attended a public forum Oct. 12 at the Federal Way High School little theater. There is now just one contested race: Claire Wilson and Gail Crabtree are vying for position 2, which is being vacated by current board member Suzanne Smith. Wilson was a teacher for 10 years in the Tacoma School District. She is currently executive director of early learning for Puget Sound Educational Service District, where she has worked almost 20 years. She has also served on several boards, including PTA, a Standards Based Education committee and Citizens for Federal Way Schools as a representative of Valhalla Elementary. Wilson said the experience at the Puget Sound Education Service District has shown her how several other school districts work. Crabtree has a history with Federal Way schools.

Federal Way School Board position 2 candidates (left to right) Claire Wilson and Gail Crabtree share a friendly congratulations after their forum Oct. 12 at Federal Way High School’s little theater. In the only contested school board race, they are running for the seat being vacated by Suzanne Smith. Pictured at right: Danny Peterson, a candidate for Federal Way School Board position 3, addresses the audience following candidate Liz Drake’s announcement that she has ended her campaign. ANDY HOBBS, The Mirror Aside from volunteering at Totem Middle School, she has served as board president of the Star Lake Improvement Club. Crabtree has also served as [ more FORUM, p. 15 ]

MORE INSIDE For a wrap-up of the forums for South King Fire and Rescue and Lakehaven commissioner candidates, see p. 8

Gang violence: South King County enters the long fight BY ANDY HOBBS editor@federalwaymirror.com

As the population grows in South King County, so does the proliferation of gangs and related criminal activity. Gangs are associated with making money through illegal activities. Examples include anything from

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burglaries and theft to selling drugs and firearms. Disputes among rival gangs often result in violence and death. The July 23 shooting at a car show in Kent, in which 12 people were injured, served as a wake-up call for gang violence in King County. Six alleged gang members were eventually arrested following an extensive investigation. In August, the county reacted with a $1.4 million

proposal to combat gangs community who want to and crime. The money will put their heads in the sand help fund personnel, and pretend it doesn’t equipment and eduexist,” said von Reichcation outreach. bauer, whose district NEWS Another soluincludes more than tion to the gang 200,000 people livproblem is public ing in Federal Way, dialogue. To address Auburn and unincorgang violence in the porated areas. area, King County CouncilDefying stereotypes man Pete von Reichbauer There are an estimated hosted a town hall forum Oct. 10 at Thomas Jefferson 12,000 gang members in King County, with about High School. 143 active criminal street “There are people in this

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gangs. According to the King County Sheriff ’s Office, 87 of those gangs are active in South King County and 46 have at least 15 members each. Contrary to stereotypes, most gangs in King County contain multiple generations and ethnicities. Although there are some all-female gangs, many local gangs consist of both men and women. Top gang members who make all the money tend to

fly under law enforcement’s radar, said King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg, a panelist at the forum. Young people are recruited for violent jobs, partly because violence draws immediate attention from law enforcement — something the gang leaders try to avoid. Violence is seen as one way to “earn your stripes” in a gang, whether against a rival or a cop. Likewise, a 13-year-old [ more GANGS, page 9 ]

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Federal Way Public Schools will launch a new website for parents to view and track their student’s progress starting next week. The new site (fwps. globalscholar.com) allows for real-time updating. The

district hopes the site will foster understanding between students, parents and teachers on how standards are being met. The district is sending letters with login information and some tutorial on how to use the site. Dave Davis, director of assessment and accountability, gave a brief presentation to the Federal Way School Board on Oct. 11. He showed off new features of the system the district

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calls Go2. “The three critical elements of this first version of Go2 were focused on attendance, assignments and (student) progress,� Davis said, navigating through the website before the board and audience members. “You can see here, there are the class schedules, (if) the parent clicks on grades, it takes them to grades. There’s a comprehensive view of their grades, as well as upcoming assessment and some of those things that have already been assessed.� If a parent is curious about a particular assessment, they can click on it, see the date it was given,

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and how much “weight� it has regarding a student’s overall grade. Because the system itself is new, and because the school year is also relatively new, Davis said that once parents are able to access the site, they will see a lot of “in progress.� This is because the first round of report cards aren’t set to be released until November. “Our goal in our first version was to clearly identify attendance concerns, assignments, upcoming assignments and their current progress,� Davis said. “We have seen an increase in teachers putting that stuff in there on a regular basis.� Davis also shared that students and teachers will have their own “portals� to access the system.

Multiple languages With Federal Way schools having 113 “first� languages spoken, school board member Angela Griffin asked Davis and Dr. Josh Garcia, assistant super-

intendent of teaching for learning, whether there are plans for Go2 to suit nonEnglish speaking families. “Our first priority on that is to have multiple languages with our report cards,� Davis said. Garcia echoed Davis’ remarks, saying the first priority is report cards in multiple languages. “We already have a plan to translate our report cards,� Garcia said. Board member Suzanne Smith feels parents should learn to use the site to ensure it is an effective tool. “For parents to get the most out of things like these, you actually have to go in and use them,� she said. “We, as parents, are the ones that use this, so as users we need to let them know if it’s working for us or not. The sooner we can do that, the sooner we can make improvements.�

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Ninth Avenue through Celebration Park will be closed to traffic from the morning of Monday, Oct. 17, through Wednesday evening, Oct. 19, due to construction. Drivers are advised to plan for alternate routes during this time. The southern leg of the park’s road will be relocated to the east as a part of infrastructure improvements accompanying construction of the new Federal Way School District Service Center. Automobile traffic through the park will be fully restored when the new alignment opens the evening of Oct. 19.

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A convicted drug dealer from the East Coast is on trial for the murder of a 24-year-old man last year in Federal Way. "MGPOTP 7 4FOJPS JT BDDVTFE PG shooting Darrell Deon Webster in the head at a gas station at 2125 SW 356th St. in Federal Way on Oct. 16, 2010, after a fight over a woman. Senior was charged with second-degree murder and the unlawful possession of a firearm in the second degree. He is being held on $1 million bail. Senior’s trial is before Judge John Erlick at the Norm Maleng Regional Justice Center. According to King County Prosecutor spokesman Dan Donohoe, there is no update on when the trial is expected to finish. According to charging papers, Alfonso Senior was released from the New Jersey Department of Corrections on Sept. 7, 2010, after serving a three-and-a-half-year sentence for possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute.

Three days after his release from a New Jersey prison, corrections officials approved a request allowing Senior to serve his community supervision in Federal Way because his parents and son live here, according to the report. Senior’s younger brother, Antoine, avoided a trial after being accused of rendering criminal assistance to his brother and illegally possessing firearms during the killing of Webster. Antoine L. Senior, 23, is serving 17 months in prison after he pleaded guilty to rendering criminal assistance (first degree) and unlawful possession of a firearm (second degree). Antoine Senior was sentenced on Sept. 30, according to Donohoe. According to police documents, an altercation occurred between Webster and Antoine Senior at the Northshore Bar and Grill (formerly The Thunder Chief) west of the shooting location on Puyallup Tribal property in Northeast Tacoma. Puyallup Tribal Police were called to the location to clear the establishment and parking lot. Webster then drove to the gas sta-

tion on 356th Street in Federal Way and got out of his car to talk to the woman from the bar and some of her friends, according to Federal Way police. Antoine Senior and Webster got into another fight at the gas station just before 2 a.m. During the fight, Antoine Senior punched Webster several times, and then Alfonso Senior allegedly shot Webster once in the face, police say. Webster was taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, where he was pronounced dead. The brothers, along with a third man, then drove off in a light-colored 467 BOE XFSF MBUFS BSSFTUFE BU UIF Cascade Ridge Apartments at 1900 SW Campus Drive, where Antoine Senior lives, the statement says. Officers later found a rifle and cartridges for a 9-mm handgun in his bedroom, the statement says. He was not legally allowed to possess guns because of prior firearm convictions, according to the statement. Antoine Senior has been convicted in New Jersey of possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute, according to reports.

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friend’s house the night before without permission. The argument was verbal-only and the daughter agreed to start obeying the house rules, according to the report. t 4IPPU VQ IPVTF At 9:25 p.m. Oct. 8 in the 32000 block of 10th Avenue South, a woman reported that her husband had told her that another man had threatened to shoot up her house. The woman reported that she saw the suspect pull into to her residence and tell somebody on the phone that he was about to shoot up her house, according to the report. No suspect was located. t *OUFOUJPOBM BDDJEFOU At 10:56 p.m. Oct. 8 in the 29000 block of 20th Way South, police were notified of an accident. It was reported that the suspect drove his vehicle into the victim’s vehicle during a fight and then fled the scene on foot, according to the police report. The victim was then taken to St. Francis Hospital for a blood draw and fought with

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Re-elect Fossos to fire board I am writing as an individual citizen and am not speaking for the South King Fire and Rescue board of commissioners. I am one of your elected fire commissioners, having first been elected in 2001. I currently serve as board chair. I am writing to refute a totally false statement that commissioner Jim Fossos’ opponent made in the Oct. 12 issue of the Federal Way Mirror.

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It takes leadership to turn ideas into reality. At their core, ideas are nothing more than tools. To work, an idea depends on the right hands and circumstances. On that note, the public will benefit financially, thanks to Federal Way Mayor Skip Priest’s penchant for repetition. His oft-repeated mantra of “frugal innovation” draws smiles from city staffers, although not necessarily in jest. They hear about frugal innovation enough to playfully tag the term to anything that relates to financial savings. Apparently, frugal innovation is now tattooed on the working culture at City Hall. The mayor has cemented a catchphrase, and employees are repeating it too. He gave employees a guidepost, and they are walking toward it. From revising employee health benefits to forgoing doughnuts at meetings to reducing the cost (by a few thousand dollars) of a city-sponsored mailer, this so-called frugal innovation is saving taxpayers money. Although frugality is certainly a theme of today’s economic times, the idea of frugal innovation still needed to be hammered home. That’s leadership. Nice work, Mr. Mayor. The more people hear an idea, the more people will remember it. The more people are tickled by an idea, the more they will talk about it. The more people are moved by an idea, the more likely they will apply it. That is what you want: an idea that moves people into action. Whether subtle or direct, an idea’s effectiveness is subject to the whims and skills of the leader who stands behind it. Speaking of ideas worth repeating, let’s look at quality of life.

The Mirror earned a community service award from the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association for a recent series on raising Federal Way’s quality of life. The term refers to the level of satisfaction residents derive from cultural, social and intellectual opportunities in Federal Way. The Mirror simply shared a few ideas. For example, one report highlighted a “midnight walking club.” Club founder Jeff Kendig wanted to prove that downtown Federal Way is safer than you think. Mayor Skip Priest even joined one of the midnight walks. It was a laudable attempt to erase any fear caused by a skewed perception of crime. Another idea from the series was the promotion of “third places,” which refers to a social gathering spot outside of home (“first place”) and work (“second place”). Anything from a church to a coffee shop to a service club project can count as a third place. This concept is a critical component to raising a community’s quality of life. The more Federal Way folks embrace “third places,” the more likely they will stay and play in the city they call home. The midnight walk and third places help foster pride. They forge bonds between people and their city. The more pride and attachment residents feel toward Federal Way, the harder they’ll work to make it a better place to live. This attitude is reflected in a community’s overall health, both economic and social. The quest for a higher quality of life should be viewed as a permanent journey that’s free of fear and guided by ideas. Andy Hobbs

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Let laughter be free! I just love this line by Dr. Sun Wolf: “Watching a child’s laughter teaches a candle’s flame how to dance.” Recently, I had a conversation with a young woman at a Federal Way landmark who was going through a stressful time. Saddled with the burden of caring for her sick mother, she was neck deep in the dumps. By the time we got through talking, both of us were howling with laughter. Where did that haggard look that framed her face an hour earlier go? She was transformed. She thanked me for the laughter, and promised that she would strive to incorporate humor into her daily life. Having been challenged with her “old-fashioned” name over the years, she has oftentimes contemplated a name change. “As far back as I can remember,” she said, “old ladies would always ask me, ‘What’s your name you cute little thing?’ And when I told them my name, their response was, ‘Oh, my. That’s a beautiful name, and you want to know something? That was my grandmother’s name, but she died many years ago.’” That line made her scream with horror, thinking that she, too, would soon go the way of her elderly namesakes. She recalled that story with such composure. There’s definitely a spot for her in standup comedy. I confess that I had not laughed that hard since reading Frank McCourt’s “Angela’s Ashes” on a flight from New York to London 12 years ago. My friend had forewarned me not to read that book in public, but I failed to take heed. I made a jackass of myself reading a section where McCourt recalled as a boy how he tried out his father’s dentures, and the top one got stuck inside his mouth. He turned heads while riding on his father’s shoulders to the hospital to extricate the toothy gadget protruding from his small mouth. Nary a sympathy was offered as passersby rolled with laughter at the grinning lad. Laughter, indeed, is the best medicine. A noted quotation does justice to the subject of chortling. “A good, real, unrestrained, hearty laugh is a sort of glorified internal massage, performed rapidly and automatically. It manipulates and revitalizes corners and unexplored crannies of the system that are unresponsive to most other exercise methods.” I love to be around people that laugh easily. If there’s one legacy I would carry forward, it’s the joy of laughter. I constantly share with my family how humor was a mainstay of my childhood. Back then, both young and old jostled to tell their jokes du jour around the dinner table.

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His opponent, Jerry Galland, stated that there has been “no loss of firefighters or essential equipment” because of the failure of Prop. 1 in 2010. This is a totally false statement. The truth is that we now have 17 less personnel. The breakdown is 13 fewer firefighters and four fewer administrative people to help our citizens.

In terms of essential equipment, one aid unit is out of service completely and a second aid unit is only available on a part-time basis. I urge you to re-elect Jim Fossos and also to re-elect Mark Thompson. They are both high-quality individuals with integrity who are serving our citizens very well.

Bill Gates, Federal Way

Reasons for electing Galland to fire board I am writing this letter to implore voters to vote for Jerry Galland for South King Fire and Rescue commissioner position 5. There are many reasons for this. One reason is that last year he led the effort against Proposi-

tion 1 which, if passed, would have raised the property taxes of Federal Way residents by millions of dollars. This effort against Proposition 1 shows that one of Galland’s major concerns is the cost to Federal Way citizens when any recommendation or policy change by the board of fire commissioners has been considered. He also has attended the SKFR meetings on a regular basis, showing that he has dedicated himself to learning the way SKFR has [ more LETTERS page 5 ]

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been conducting business at the public expense. In addition, he has been successful in making these meetings more open to the public, proving that he wants to bring more accountability to the board and the position he is seeking. He is not a career public servant, whereas his opponent has been the incumbent for almost 18 years. Another reason to vote for Galland is that he is transparent in what he plans to do for the district if elected as fire commissioner. Anyone can go to his website at elect-jerry.net and read what his ideas are, which is not the case with his opponent, Jim Fossos. In fact, after doing a Google search, I was unable to bring up a webpage of his opponent; you have to go directly to the SKFR website to get information of his opponent, which provides only biographical information at best and not what he plans to do if elected again. Lastly, Galland will allow more public input at the board meetings, which shows he cares about the concerns of citizens more so than his opponent, whose only concern right now is getting re-elected for a fourth term. In conclusion, Jerry Galland represents the change that is needed and will bring accountable government to the SKFR Board of Fire Commissioners.

All of us, at one time or another, were the subjects of a sibling’s joke. Even my father got spoofed on at times. How happy I am that our middle son has taken on the role of becoming the family’s storyteller and

Daniel Miller, Federal Way

Letter in support of Susan Honda Although both candidates for Federal Way City Council position 3 would bring skills and experience to the council, I am voting for Susan Honda. Susan has invested herself in this community. She has served as a member and is now chair of both the diversity and arts commissions. Susan will be looking for ways to hear and respond to all of the diverse voices that make up our city. She has my vote.

Carolyn Cowan, Federal Way

Reasons to elect Celski to council Is Federal Way ready and eager for a renewed and compassionate leader? These are just a couple of attributes you see in Bob Celski. Bob knows Federal Way and has seen many changes — some suitable, [ more LETTERS page 6 ]

humorist. Just looking at him at times is enough to set you off into hysterics. According to E.E. Cummings, the most wasted of all days is one without laughter. Milton Berle said laughter is an instant vacation. And a famous Yiddish quote states, what soap is to the body, laughter is to

the soul. With life’s many trials, it behooves us to counter those hardships with double doses of humor in our lives. Get light-hearted and giddy every now and then. Regardless of what is going on in your life today, I hope you will find the time to inject humor in a

October 15, 2011 [5] presentation, a sermon, or in a message of love. And always remember that you are not poor if you can still laugh.

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Reading The Mirror this morning, I wanted to laugh out loud. Are you kidding me? Endorse Jack Dovey? I have gone to quite a lot of Federal Way City Council meetings and openminded he ain’t. It’s his opinion and nothing else. Political humbleness? They use to call it political BS. Then the paper goes on to say Bob Celski should have run for position 3. Who at this paper has the right to say who should run for what position? Bob Celski is a breath of fresh air for this city. He is what we need: new fresh ideas, concern for the citizens, strong leadership. As for position 3 and the two good candidates running: vote for who you think is best. I know who I will vote for, but you choose, as long as you vote. Dini Duclos is a shoo-in for position 7. We need Bob Celski on the council. Please remember to vote and vote for the better man for the position. That’s Bob Celski.

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Man faces charges in road rage shooting BY SHAWN SKAGER Auburn Reporter

Justin R. McCleod pleaded not guilty to first-degree assault and unlawful possession of a firearm (first degree) in a King Count courtroom on Oct. 3 for his alleged involvement in a road rage shooting incident in Federal Way. McCleod, a 32-yearold Shoreline resident, was charged with shooting Auburn-resident Josh Deraitus at the intersection of Military Road South and South 304th Street on Jan. 2, reportedly in retaliation for Deraitus cutting him off. McCleod is in the Norm Maleng Regional Justice Center in Kent on $500,000 bail. McLeod, who has been in custody since February on other charges, will go before the judge again on Monday for a case-setting hearing. Deraitus said he was at a

Federal Way stop sign when he was shot. The bullet struck Deraitus in the face and ultimately led to the loss of his left eye. “He pulled into the lane on the passenger side of the truck,� Deraitus said after the incident. “I looked because I wanted to see the guy who was tailgating me, and as I looked, he pulled up slow. The first glimpse I got of him, he already had the gun out. He didn’t say anything or try to scare me with the pistol or flash the gun. He just fired one shot and basically hit me right between the eyes.� Since the shooting, Deraitus has undergone several surgeries to repair his eye socket and fit him with a prosthetic eye. “For having what happened, it was the best case,� he told the Auburn Reporter previously. “I didn’t die, and it didn’t hit my brain. I lost my eye and part

of my nose, but looking back, it’s the best case that could have happened in the situation.� “I don’t have any anger,� Deraitus continued. “My faith has filled the void that

possibly could have been consumed with anger. I don’t have a person to focus it toward, either. I know it would only be anger in my life. I don’t have anywhere to place it.�

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Elections: South King Fire commissioner candidates forum BY ANDY HOBBS editor@federalwaymirror.com

There are two contested races for South King Fire and Rescue’s board of commissioners. Mark Thompson is facing Timolin Abrom for position 4; Jim Fossos and Jerry Galland seek position 5. The failure of 2010’s proposed service benefit charge — also known as

Prop. 1 — shaped much of the conversation during the Oct. 12 candidates forum at Federal Way High School’s little theater. Abrom did not participate in the forum, but Thompson still answered questions from the moderator. Commissioners serve sixyear terms. Both Fossos and Thompson are longtime incumbents as well as former career firefighters.

Fossos says this experience is key because he knows what firefighters need and how they think. Fossos was originally elected in 1993, starting in Des Moines before the merger that created SKFR. He has served on a number of firefighter-related state boards, and has financial experience from serving as chair and secretary on the board of the Seattle

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efit charge, saying such a limit would be a hindrance because of the fluctuating costs and demand for fire service equipment. Fossos and Thompson said there’s a need to educate the public on the importance of properly funding their fire district. Galland argued that the fire district has not been adversely affected by the measure’s failure. Fossos and Thompson refuted his points, saying an aid car has been removed from service and response times have increased. If re-elected, Fossos promises to pursue the completion of a proposed training facility in Federal Way. He also wants to search for a funding mechanism for the district and put extra firefighters on every rig. If re-elected, Thompson would like to see the installation of residential sprinklers across the city. He also wants to see that the fire district earns national accreditation, which leads to lower insurance costs. If elected, Galland would seek a public vote on the proposed training facility, and promises more public transparency in the fire district’s business.

One contested Lakehaven race He is a graduate of the University of Oregon with a degree in business adminFor the Lakehaven Utility istration. Since his appointDistrict, the only contested ment to Lakehaven, he has race is between incumbent participated in the selection Tim McClain and of a new district challenger Louise general manager, Wessel for posithe installation of tion 4. A forum new equipment at for Lakehaven treatment plants candidates was held and securing Oct. 12 at Federal financing for a Way High School’s second supply water Tim McClain little theater. Wessel treatment plant, he was unable to atsaid. tend due to illness, McClain has 41 and McClain gave years of experience a short speech managing operainstead. tions with financial Lakehaven comaccountability, he missioners set polisaid. The experience cies for the water entails the forest Louise Wessel district as well as products, retail oversee expenditransportation and tures and a budget of nearly interstate transportation in$30 million. Lakehaven dustries, he said. Lakehaven provides water and sewer ratepayers “can be assured services for all Federal Way I have the experience to residents. take on the responsibility McClain was appointed that goes with the position,� to the board of commishe said. “I have never been sioners for a vacancy in fearful of entering a new 2010. McClain was one of industry that requires me 15 applicants for the post. to learn new things. As a BY ANDY HOBBS

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matter of fact, I have been having a ball learning the (Lakehaven and water) industry and the challenges that go with it.� To learn more, email tamcclain@hotmail.com. Wessel is a commercial union electrician, which has contributed to her knowledge of the building and maintenance of public utilities, she said. She also has an understanding of how water treatment plants work, based on a short stint working at a treatment plant in Renton, she said. In a campaign statement, she said: “I will work hard to maintain and improve water quality while keeping the rates for this service reasonable. I will consider the money that you pay to be limited commodity that needs to be guarded and used wisely for maintenance and sensible growth of this community.� Visit louisewessel.com or email louisewessel2011@ yahoo.com to learn more.

www.federalwaymirror.com [ GANGS from page 1] offender could escape with less time behind bars than, say, a 17-year-old offender, Satterberg said. When youth enter the violent gang lifestyle of instant gratification, it either leads to prison or an early death. “We have to show that version of reality,� said Satterberg, who became the county’s first gang prosecutor in 1988. He added that

the single biggest deterrent to crime is to keep kids in school. A teenager who sets a goal of receiving a diploma, for example, is less likely to turn that energy toward crime, he said. A sobering fact of the gang lifestyle is the recruitment of children, especially those who are born into it. The audience at Monday’s forum saw photos of teens and grade-school children flashing hand signals and wearing gang colors.

“Gang members breed gang members,� said Det. Joe Gagliardi with the King County Sheriff ’s Office. Graffiti is perhaps the most visible sign of gang activity in a particular area. It also serves as a main intelligence source for law enforcement who track these gang activities. Gagliardi described the difference between gang graffiti and tagger graffiti. The latter is much more common, representing

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The Thomas Jefferson boys tennis team added another banner to its already impressive resumé Wednesday. After rolling to an unbeaten regular season title in the South Puget Sound League Central Division, the Raiders collected the SPSL Tournament championship at Kent-Meridian High School. Jefferson outdistanced Kentridge, Kentlake and Puyallup to win the league title. The Raiders accumulated 41 points, compared to 29 by second-place Kentridge and 23 each from Kentlake and Mitch Stewart Puyallup. Jefferson used its considerable depth to overpower the competition. The Raiders will send a pair of singles’ players and two doubles’ teams to the West Central District Tournament, which will be played in May. The top-10 finishers in each bracket qualified for districts. Federal Way sophomore Mitch Stewart won his second consecutive SPSL singles’ championship Wednesday in dominating fashion. Stewart, one of the top junior tennis players in the nation, beat Beamer’s Joseph de la Cruz in the title match, 6-2, 6-2. Stewart, who finished second at last spring’s state championships in singles, will be the favorite entering the 2012 Class 4A State Tennis Tournament. De la Cruz will advance to the district tournament as the SPSL’s second seed. The TJ doubles team of Alex Lee and James Lee led the way by finishing in second place. The Lees lost to Alex Noyes and Paul Lennick in the title match, 6-3, 6-0. Russell Stelzer and Zack Martin

(Top) Decatur’s Charisma Toilolo goes up for a spike during the Gators’ SPSL 3A match against the Lakes Lancers Wednesday at Decatur. (Below) Chelsa Lea’e (10) and Iesha Slack attempt to block a Lakes spike during the match. CASEY OLSON, The Mirror ended up in seventh place in doubles’ action after losing to a Kentlake pair in the fourth/seventh match Wednesday, 6-2, 0-6, 10-7. Senior Kainoa Rosa was impressive for TJ in singles’ play. Rosa reached the semifinals before losing to de la Cruz, 6-3, 6-2, Tuesday. The next day, Rosa earned the SPSL’s sixth-place trophy by losing to Puyallup’s Brian Pinkard in the third/sixth match in a rugged threesetter, 6-4, 0-6, 10-6. Jefferson’s Vivek Ramanujan finished [ more WRAP UP page 11 ]

Sports Briefs: Panthers win Apple Cup title Tracking the grads: Soccer BY CASEY OLSON

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The Federal Way Football Club girls under-12 Panthers won the 2011 Wenatchee Apple Cup 1213 Silver bracket on Oct. 9. The Panthers won four-straight games to take the title. The Panthers won their first game, 2-1, over the Key Strikers, beat the Wenatchee Sharks in their second game, 6-0, and downed the North Bend Black Widows, 3-1, in their third day. The Panthers beat the Ephrata Extreme in the championship, 4-0. During the tournament, six of the 13 players on the

Panthers’ roster scored goals. Federal Way’s Raelyn Gradel also defended her title from last year in the Goalie Wars by winning the u-12 bracket in threestraight matches. Goalie Wars is a first to five goals or a two-minute match where the two goalies play head-to-head in a 30-yard by 20-yard field divided in half with two full-size facing goals on the end lines. The team included Mary Grace Curran, Claudia Steed, Calista Rubish, Jadyn Hatch, Emily Logan, Dana Wolf, Claire Thoreson, Leanne Bryant, Anne Marie Cur[ more SPORTS BRIEFS page 12 ]

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The Federal Way Football Club Panthers won the under-12 title at the Wenatchee Apple Cup last weekend. COURTESY PHOTO

Troy Peterson — The Todd Beamer grad is playing his freshman season at the College of Charleston in South Carolina. The midfielder has played in all 11 of the team’s matches this season, starting nine. He has five goals and one assist, including a game-winner. The Cougars are 5-4-2 on the season, including wins over 15th-ranked South [ more TRACKING GRADS page 12 ]

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night. The Federal Way Eagles remained winless in the SPSL South with a loss to Puyallup Wednesday, 25-10, 25-17, 25-16. Federal Way (0-5 SPSL, 1-8 overall) was led by the nine kills of Autisa Westerlund.

contest. The Decatur Gators earned a huge overtime victory over Auburn Mountainview Tuesday when Ashely Graves tallied the lone goal of the match in the 85th minute during the 1-0 win. The loss was the first of the SPSL 3A season by Auburn Mountainview (4-1-0) and moved the Gators to 3-2-0 in league play. Goalkeeper Ericka Vunzinich earned the shutout in net for Decatur and Hannah Herbert had the assist on Graves’ late goal.

in ninth place after beating Kentwood’s Ryan Proffitt in the ninth/10th match, 6-1, 6-2.

Soccer The unbeaten Todd Beamer Titan girls soccer team notched another shutout Tuesday against the Graham-Kapowsin Eagles, 4-0. The Titans improved to 10-0-1 in the South Puget Sound League South Division thanks to a pair of goals from Megan Anderson and Jenny Hoefel. Anderson’s goals game in the 20th and 43rd minutes Tuesday and Hoefel’s two came in the sixth and 76th minutes. Hoefel, a junior, leads Beamer in scoring with 16 goals and six assists in the Titans’ 11 matches this season. AnJenny Hoefel derson has eight goals. Junior goalkeeper Meghan Graf collected her eighth shutout of the season. Federal Way (3-6-1) picked up a 5-0 shutout of Spanaway Lake Tuesday on the road. The Eagles got two goals each from Gabriela Pelogi and Bianca Arizpe and a single goal from Jessica Evenson. Sydney Slagg finished with two assists during the

Cross Country The Todd Beamer Titans swept Federal Way and Curtis Wednesday afternoon in SPSL action. The Titan boys beat Federal Way, 17-34, and downed Curtis, 25-32, and the Beamer girls beat Federal Way, 2431, and Curtis, 20-28. On the boys’ side, Beamer’s Austin Jex won the race in 14:10, outdistancing teammates Blake Hansen (14:15) and Ishiah Belle (14:24). The Federal Way boys, who also lost to Curtis, 25-32, were led by Mussie Simon (14:34) and Ben Willis (14:42). On the girls’ side, Beamer got an impressive run from Paige Hallstrom, who won the race in 16:38. Hallstrom’s teammates Ashley Mason (17:33) and Lily Do (17:51) finished second and third, respectively. Federal Way was led by Rachel Arnold (17:51), Aminata Dolo (17:54), Joy McConville (17:55) and Kayla Jacobus (18:34) during a 2028 win over Curtis.

Volleyball The Todd Beamer Titans dropped to 2-4 in the SPSL South with a four-game loss to Spanaway Lake Monday night, 25-20, 21-25, 25-18, 25-21, and a razor-thin loss to Curtis Wednesday, 25-23, 25-23, 24-26, 25-23. Lexie Jones and Sophie Miller continued their strong seasons Monday. Jones finished with 13 kills and 17 digs to lead the Titans and Miller ended the match with 35 assists. Megan Huff finished with a match-high eight blocks. Against Curtis, all four games were decided by two points. Beamer was led by the 14 kills of Jones and Megan Stumpf, along with 17 digs and 37 assists by Miller. Jones also contributed six aces on the

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LEGAL NOTICES CITY OF Federal Way PUBLIC NOTICE DRAFT CONSOLIDATED PLAN NOW AVAILABLE On Friday, October 14, the City of Federal Way published a draft of its 2012-2016 Consolidated Plan and 2012 Annual Action Plan. The Plans are required by HUD for the city to receive CDBG funding. The Consolidated Plan is intended to establish a unified vision for community development that supports coordinated strategies that further the goals intended by Congress to: (1) provide decent housing; (2) provide a suitable living environment; and (3) expand economic opportunities. The priorities, goals and objectives in the Consolidated Plan provide direction for annually appropriating program funds. Consolidated Plan is a five-year plan that will be administered under the 2012-2016 Consolidated Plan. The first Year is detailed in an Annual Action Plan for 2012. Citizen participation is an integral component of the Consolidated Plan effort. Citizens have been and are urged to participate in the entire planning process. Citizens, human service agencies, and others are being asked to review the draft Consolidated Plan. This effort builds upon previous public participation related to the Consolidated Plan. Input and comments are highly encouraged, particularly regarding issues relating to the city’s low- to moderate-income population because the programs and services funded benefit these individuals and neighborhoods. A copy of the Consolidated Plan, the Annual Action Plan and the City’s Anti-Displacement Plan (which is located in the Appendix of the Consolidated Plan) is available for review at the City of Federal Way Mayor’s Office located at 33325 8th Avenue South, Federal Way, Washington, 98003-6325 as well as the City website http://www.cityoffederalway.com/humanservices. Finally, a copy of the Plans may be requested by contacting the Administrative Services Director at the Mayor’s Office or by telephoning 253-835-2510. The City invites citizen comments on the three Plans. Any comments received in writing at the above address within the 30-day comment period ending at 4:30 PM on November 14, 2011 will be considered and will be responded to in the final plan submitted to HUD. FWM1818 Date Published: October 15, 2011

CITY OF Federal Way NOTICE OF MASTER LAND USE APPLICATION AND OPTIONAL DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE (DNS) Project Name: King County Library at South 320th Street Project Description: Replacement of the existing King County Library with a new 15,000 square foot facility. Associated improvements include landscaping, parking, and stormwater flow control/treatment. Applicant: King County Library System, 960 Newport Way NW, Issaquah, WA 98027 Project Location: 848 South 320th Street, Federal Way, WA 98003, APN 082104-9222 Date Application Received: September 26, 2011 Date Determined Complete: October 13, 2011 Date of Notice of Application: October 15, 2011 Comment Due Date: October 31, 2011 Environmental Review: Based upon review of a completed environmental checklist, and other information on file with the City, it is likely that the City of Federal Way will determine that the project will not have a probable significant adverse impact on the environment and expects to issue a Determination of Nonsignificance (DNS) for this project. The optional DNS process in WAC 197-11-355 is being used. This may be your only opportunity to comment on the environmental impacts of the proposed project. The proposal may include mitigation measures under applicable codes, and the review process may incorporate or require mitigation measures regardless of whether an environmental impact statement (EIS) is prepared. A copy of the subsequent threshold determination for the specific proposal may be obtained upon request. Agencies, tribes, and the public are encouraged to review and comment on the proposed project and its probable environmental impacts. Comments must be submitted by the date noted above. Permits Under Review: Use Process III (File #11-103889-UP), Concurrency (File #11-103892CN), Street Modification (File 11-103893-SM) and State Environmental Policy Act Threshold Determination (File #11-103893-SE) Environmental Documents & Studies: Wellhead Protection Area Map, Environmental Checklist,

Hazardous Materials Inventory Statement, and Preliminary Technical Information Report. Relevant Environmental Documents Are Available at the Address Below: Yes Development Regulations Used for Project Mitigation: Federal Way Revised Code (FWRC) Title 14, “Environmental Policy;� Title 16 “Surface Water Management,� and Title 19, “Zoning and Development Code� Public Comment & Appeals: Any person may submit written comments on the land use application or the environmental impacts of the proposal to the Director of Community and Economic Development by 5:00 p.m. on October 31, 2010. Only persons who submit written comments to the Director (address below) or specifically request a copy of the decision, may appeal the decision. However, any interested party may appeal the environmental threshold determination. Details of appeal procedures for the requested land use decision will be included with the written decision. Issuance of Final Environmental Determination: The final Determination of Nonsignificance (DNS) may be issued without a second comment period, unless timely comments identify probable significant adverse impacts that were not considered by the Notice of Optional DNS. A copy of the DNS may be obtained upon request. Availability of File: The official project file is available for public review at the Department of Community and Economic Development, 33325 8th Avenue South, Federal Way, WA 98003. Staff Contact: Associate Planner Matthew Herrera, 253-835-2638 FWM1819 Date Published: October 15, 2011

CITY OF Federal Way NOTICE OF DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE (DNS) Proposed Zoning Code Text Amendments Related to Allowing Additional High Profile Signs for Multi-Tenant Sites, and Allowing Banner Wall Signs for Some Commercial Uses (Non-Project Action) File Nos: 11-103999-00-SE & 11-103951-00-UP Description: Proposed text amendments to the Federal Way Revised Code (FWRC) Title 19 “Zoning and Development Codes,� Division IV, “Signs,� as follows: Amendments to FWRC 19.140.140 to allow one additional high profile sign for certain large commercial multi-tenant properties that qualify, based on property size, street frontage, and distance between high profile signs. Amendments to FWRC 19.140.150 to allow banners to be used as an exterior wall sign, subject to certain limitations to be determined. The size and number of permissible wall or banner signs is not proposed to be changed. Location: Citywide Applicant: Department of Community and Economic Development Lead Agency: City of Federal Way Staff Contact: Contract Senior Planner Jim Harris, 253-835-2653, jim.harris@cityoffederalway.com The lead agency for this proposal has determined that it does not have a probable significant adverse impact on the environment, and an environmental impact statement (EIS) is not required under RCW 43.21C.030(2)(c). This decision was made after review of a completed environmental checklist, Federal Way Comprehensive Plan, and other municipal policies, plans, rules, and regulations designated as a basis for exercise of substantive authority under the State Environmental Policy Act pursuant to RCW 43.31C.110. This information is available to the public on request. Further information regarding this action is available to the public upon request from the Department of Community and Economic Development. This DNS is issued under WAC 197-11340(2); the lead agency will not act on this proposal for 14 days from the date below. Comments must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on October 31, 2011. Unless modified by the City, this determination will become final following the above comment deadline. Any person aggrieved of the City’s final determination may file an appeal with the City within 14 days of the above comment deadline. You may appeal this determination to the Federal Way City Clerk, at the City of Federal Way, 33325 8th Avenue South, Federal Way, WA 98003 no later than 5:00 p.m. on November 14, 2011, by a written letter stating the reason for the appeal of the determination. You should be prepared to make specific factual objections. FWM1820 Date Published: October 15, 2011

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[ DRAKE from page 1] “TJ is a place that really needs a strong leader right now,� said Peterson at Wednesday’s forum, praising Drake and her new job.

Controversy at Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson High School has seemingly been aswirl in one controversy or another dating back to last spring. A technological glitch resulted in students starting this school year without schedules, and parents have been vocal about the effects of the district’s reformed academic policies. With the beginning of the 2011-12 school year, another issue sprang up regarding the leadership of TJ principal Dr. Marsha Denton. A series of “anonymous� letters floated through the community regarding issues with Denton’s leadership and management style. Federal Way Public Schools superintendent Rob Neu was finally forced to make a change. He announced during the Oct. 11 board meeting that Drake would take over as TJ principal for the remainder of the school year. “As you know, recent events at Thomas Jefferson High School have stirred up a lot of emotions and concerns over the direction of that school. The most recent events, related to the schedul-

ing and the school climate, have warranted I think some further review on my part,� Neu said. “Having done that, despite the best efforts of Dr. Denton, the environment at TJ has not improved to the satisfaction of students, parents and staff, as well as myself.� Neu said Denton will be moved to the Education Service Center and will take over the role of Director of Research. The superintendent said Denton will be well suited to this role with her previous experience as Director of Assessment and Research at the Issaquah School District. Drake will fit right in and be a positive contribution to TJ, Neu said, because of her ongoing commitment to Federal Way schools. “As you know, Liz was recently running for school board, and through that campaign and her work at Todd Beamer, it’s obvious her heart and passion is with the students,� Neu said. “She agrees with me that this would be the best fit for her talents.� Board members Angela Griffin, Suzanne Smith and Amye Bronson-Doherty voted unanimously to approve Drake’s appointment as interim principal at TJ. Board president Tony Moore was absent due to illness, while board member Ed Barney was absent due to travel.

www.federalwaymirror.com is needed from them to help their [ FORUM from page 1] mission board president for ongoing charity projects in Romania and the Philippines, she said. Crabtree said the board and district should focus on improving learning conditions for grade school, which she believes is a critical window for shaping students’ education. Wilson believes the most important issue facing the school district is the need to improve early learning, especially at the grade school level. Crabtree said the most important issue facing the school district right now is the controversies at Thomas Jefferson High School, which is in the area represented by this school board position. Both candidates stressed the need for more parental engagement as well as better communication between the school board and the public. Wilson said her job, if elected, is to make herself available for conversation and dialogue, such as at open forums or roundtable meetings. “I don’t know any parent who doesn’t want their child to be successful. They may just not know how to do that,� Wilson said. Crabtree echoed that sentiment, suggesting monthly meetings with parents in the community to show that they’re cared about. “We need to have an ongoing relationship with parents so that they feel comfortable in knowing from us what

students. A lot of times, they don’t know,â€? Crabtree said. Both candidates reiterated the need for Federal Way schools to fight for fair funding from the state. Wilson said the most critical step is to work with legislators on a funding formula to put Federal Way on par with other districts. One topic that came up was the diversity in the school district. Federal Way students represent at least 112 different languages that are spoken in the homes. Candidates were asked how they would address this challenge. “We can’t stereotype anyone,â€? said Wilson, noting that diversity adds a complexity to education. She said it’s key to communicate with this diverse range of families. “We have to meet the needs of every student, regardless of where they are‌ My biggest hope is that we can develop a community that sees all residents as partners.â€? Crabtree noted her experience with children in foreign countries. “When I was in the Philippines, the kids’ favorite subjects were math and English,â€? she said. “Every kid can learn. It doesn’t matter what language they speak‌ It doesn’t matter what their culture is. They just need to be motivated and helped by the schools.â€? Both candidates support the school district’s academic acceleration policy. However, they both said there were problems with the policy’s implementation. Wilson

October 15, 2011 [15] said the policy brings deeper understanding, deeper learning and more opportunities to students. However, the district needed more dialogue and foresight for any problems with its implementation. Crabtree said the policy is good in allowing more students a chance to succeed, but criticized the lack of preparation for implementing the policy. She said older students can help mentor younger students and bring them along in these more rigorous courses.

Danny Peterson In the race for position 3, Liz Drake withdrew after accepting the principal job at Thomas Jefferson High School. This leaves Danny Peterson as the sole active candidate for position 3. He addressed the audience briefly at Wednesday’s forum. “I want to see all the students have an amazing education,� Peterson said. “We have a melting pot of people from all different cultures here. We need to have people on the board that realize that there’s different cultures, different perspectives. I am someone who has that experience from being in different places around the world. I am excited to be able to contend for that.� Peterson has a master’s degree in teaching from Seattle Pacific University. He has traveled to 25 countries to work with students on education and health projects.

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OCTOBER EVENTS White Cane Awareness Day: Do you know someone adjusting to permanent vision loss such as macular degeneration? Invite them to a free luncheon being held noon Oct. 15 at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, 515 S. 312th St., room 311. Contact Gaylen Floy at gaylenfloy@live.com or (253) 217-9586. Beer tasting: The FoodCyclist is appearing COMMUNITY at 99 Bottles from noon to 2 p.m. Oct. 16 at S. 348th St. and Pacific Highway in Federal Way. Learn about Kate and John’s cross-country travels. Tasting fee is $1 per person with ID. The first 60 participants will receive a free New Belgium Brewing bicycle glass. Visit www.99bottles.net. Birds: The Rainier Audubon Society of Federal Way and South King County will host a birding field trip Oct. 18, meet at 9 a.m. at McDonald’s in Fife. A meeting and presentation on the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge will be 7 p.m. Oct. 17 at Federal Way United Methodist Church. Email tomsernka@ comcast.net for details. End of the world: St. Theresa’s Parish continues its “Roots & Fruits� series with a presentation and discussion on end times, apocalyptic literature, and how to read the book of Revelations. Event runs 7 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 19 at St. Theresa Catholic Church, 3939 SW 331st St. Visit www.sttheresafw.org or call (253) 838-5924. Leaders speak: The Federal Way Noon Kiwanis meets at noon Wednesdays at Old Country Buffet on South 320th Street (across from the mall). Upcoming guest speakers include Pastor Tim Klerekoper

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Reunion of Souls show Fright Fest: The (pictured) will rock the dead revive the living nightly on Visit your local and weekends in October at Wild Waves ‘scream park’ Theme Park. Guests have the

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opportunity to experience the park after dark. Ride your favorite rides in the dark, wander through The Scream Factory Haunted House (for older kids), dance at the Thriller Wave Pool Dance Party (7 p.m. Oct. 29) and catch one of the thrilling entertainment shows. This year’s Fright Fest will be held weekends in October, starting on Friday, Sept. 30, through Sunday, Oct. 30. Tickets are $24.99 plus tax at the gate (cheaper online). There is also a kids area and trick-ortreat path. Visit WildWaves.com. COURTESY PHOTO

Reach Out Federal Way, a homeless advocacy organization, hosted a breakfast fundraiser Oct. 13 at Steel Lake Presbyterian Church to help open a winter shelter for homeless women in South King County. More than 250 tickets were sold. Currently, there is only one emergency shelter in all of South King County for homeless women. That shelter in Burien houses nine women at a time for up to 90 days, and turns away 40-50 women each month. To learn more about Reach Out, contact nancyjaenicke@earthlink. net. Pictured left to right: Megan Johnson, philanthropist; Mayor Skip Priest; Bob Wroblewski, community volunteer; Laurie Fiorito, Nancy Jaenicke and Willa Gaines of Reach Out; King County Councilman Pete von Reichbauer; and Veteran Community Network manager Sheila Sebron. ANDY HOBBS, The Mirror

(Oct. 19) and Washington Ferries Director David Mosely (Oct. 26). Women’s club: The Women’s Club of Federal Way monthly luncheon meeting will be held 11 a.m. Oct. 19 at the Twin Lakes Golf and Country Club. Cost is $13. Entertainment features an unusual Funtastic Fashion Show. Newcomers always welcome. RSVP: (253) 838-6753 or (253) 839-2489. Aretha Franklin: Stacie Calkins reprises her hit concert “Aretha

at the Apollo� Oct. 21-22 at Centerstage Theatre in Federal Way. This evening of soul music pays homage to Aretha Franklin with hits such as “Respect,�“Think� and “Chain of Fools.� Tickets are $19.50. Contact (253) 661-1444 or visit www.centerstagetheatre.com. Recycle Palooza: Win up to $1,000 for recycling in Federal Way. The Recycle Palooza runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 22 at the Federal Way Community Center, 876 S. 333rd St.

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Event raises funds for the Emergency Services and Meals Programs that help the needy. Many varieties of signature soups are served and about 50 raffle prizes add to the evening’s festivities. Cost is $25 per person. Companies/organizations may sponsor a table for eight for $250. Call Jackie Blair at (253) 952-6988 or Linda Murphy at (253) 297-1564 for tickets, or purchase at the door as seating permits.

The Making of America: This study group will discuss the book “The Making of America� and principles set forth by the Founding Fathers in the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, the Bill of Rights. Free meetings are 4 to 6 p.m. Oct. 30 and Nov. 20 at the Federal Way Regional Library, meeting room 2. RSVP to Patricia Conant at (253) 632-0961 or crystalsoflight@yahoo.com.

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