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BY NAT LEVY nlevy@bellevuereporter.com
The race to replace departing City Council Member Grant Degginger is nearly deadlocked, and incumbents in other races are leading after the latest batch of tallied votes were released Wednesday. In one of the closest races in the state, retired attorney, and current member of the Parks and Community Services Board John Stokes holds a slim 146-vote lead over land use attorney Aaron Laing. Incumbents Claudia Balducci and John Chelminiak both garnered approximately two-thirds of the vote in their races. Stokes, Chelminiak and
Community | Bellevue boy gets his special wish – meeting Marshawn Lynch and the Seahawks [ 16 ]
BY BILL CHRISTIANSON AND NAT LEVY Reporter Newspapers
Bellevue City Council members John Chelminiak and Claudia Balducci check elections returns Tuesday night. The pair held on to their seats by a 2-1 margin over their challengers. CHAD COLEMAN, Bellevue Reporter Balducci celebrated their position together at a party Tuesday downtown at Tap House Bar and Grill. In front of a small crowd of supporters, cheers rained down as the votes were read aloud by
campaign managers. Just a couple blocks away Laing, Patti Mann and Michelle Hilhorst gave impassioned speeches thanking their volunteers for all the time and effort
they put in on the respective campaigns. Council Member Jennifer Robertson ran unopposed, garnering 97 percent of the vote. [ more ELECTION page 18 ]
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reality that cities, counties, and states are in right now, it’s hard to imagine any state would put money into funding an NBA arena rather than paying for public education, as an example.� Fans blame politicians who fought to keep the team, and the league that has developed a model to coerce residents into spending billions on arenas, even as governments are forced to cut down to the bare bones due to economic recession. Legislators have worked on plan after plan to bring a team back, but thus far, nothing has come to fruition.
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For State Rep. Ross Hunter, the Seattle Supersonics leaving town was heartbreaking. He was a longtime fan, but like other Washington lawmakers he refuses to be held for ransom by the National Basketball Association. “The current NBA model is they extort cities to get them to pay for arenas,� said Hunter, chair of the House Ways and Means Committee. “With the fiscal
[ more ARENA page 15]
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Though police maintain that the mother of missing 2-yearold Sky Metalwala has cooperated with the investigation, holes are beginning to appear in her story. Police said Wednesday they were able to determine that Julia Biryukova’s silver Acura Integra - which she said ran out of gas Sunday morning - had enough fuel to drive for a considerable amount of time. Combined with her unwillingness to take a lie-detector test, Biryukova has become a source of police frustration. “The story doesn’t add up, the whereabouts of Sky are unknown, and mom’s story is Sky Metalwala falling apart day to day; and her lack of cooperation so far in providing more information proactively and submitting to a polygraph doesn’t help,� said Bellevue police Maj. Mike Johnson. Johnson maintained that she has answered investigators’ questions through her attorney, and she has not been named a suspect. The focus of the investigation continues to be getting information from those closest to Sky and Biryukova, who lives in Redmond, so they can piece together the days and weeks that lead up to the boy being reported as missing Sunday. “The people that were close to Sky and Julia are the people that know what happened to Sky,� Johnson told reporters Wednesday morning. “If everyone cooperates, we should have answers we need.� The boy’s father, Solomon Metalwala was scheduled to take a second polygraph test Wednesday after the first one proved to be too emotionally trying. Solomon and Biryukova were going through a divorce and [ more MISSING BOY page 6]
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You won’t find a big dance number or a fanciful, fictional plot in Interlake High School’s next play, “The Laramie Project.� Instead, audience members will be confronted with a play based on a horrific true story: In 1998, a gay college student named Matthew Shepard was kidnapped, severely beaten and left to die, tied to a fence on the outskirts of Laramie, Wy. Interlake drama teacher Katalin Wargo said she chose this production because it was a great opportunity to start a dialogue among Interlake families and students. “It shows how hate is a societal issue that is our problem; we can make a change,� said Wargo, who asked students how they felt about playing characters that were, for example, pro-gay rights or homophobic when they auditioned for the show. The nine actors in “The Laramie Project� collectively play a total of 60 different characters – an added challenge for the actors who use dramatic gestures, voice, props and subtle costume changes to take on each role. Interlake junior Ben Kadie plays Shepard’s father, Shepard’s academic adviser, as well as a local, Unitarian minister, for example. Rather than dramatizing the hate crime, the play is a series of real testimonials from people in the town based on more than 200 interviews. Those were conducted by
playwright MoisĂŠs Kaufman and his fellow members of New York-based Tectonic Theater Project when they visited Laramie five weeks after Shepard’s murder. The experimental theater group, which aims to start dialogue with audiences on social, political and human issues, would go on to compile the interviews that would make the play. Wargo said that while the play takes a specific look at homophobia, a serious and relevant issue in itself considering the number of gay teens who took their own lives in 2010, bullying in general affects almost all students. “It’s making people feel marginalized or put down for who they are, it can be physical or verbal – it has many forms,â€? she said. Kadie said bullying is an important topic for teens and adolescents, who often use “gayâ€? or “faggotâ€? as put-downs – not realizing how that could really hurt someone. “Ultimately, the message is of hope,â€? said Kadie, who hopes the play opens peoples’ eyes to these problems. “There was a crime here, but we can turn it into positive change.â€? “The Laramie Projectâ€? is 7:30 p.m., Nov. 17-19, with an additional 1:30 p.m. show on Nov. 19 in the Interlake High School auditorium at 16245 NE 24th St., Bellevue. For more information about “The Laramie Project,â€? go to http://on.fb.me/uEkzTz.
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Youth Eastside Services (YES) is seeking companies, community groups and individuals to sponsor a needy family or child from the Eastside. Sponsors are given a wish list from their adopted family or individual by Nov. 21 and are asked to give a minimum of one new gift and one article of clothing to each child in a family, as well as a family household gift, such as a vacuum cleaner or kitchen necessities. Gifts must be delivered to the YES office in Bellevue at 999 164 Ave. NE by Dec. 13. Additionally, sponsors can fund a child’s
summer camp experience, or provide cash that aids young mothers and their children, and donate gift cards. Recipients of these gifts are YES clients who have been identified by a YES counselor, and have met a financial eligibility to be part of the program. Last year, donors assisted more than 150 families, some 500 plus people, making it one of the largest holiday programs on the Eastside. For more information, contact Jill Potter at 425-586-2307 or jillp@youtheastsideservices.org.
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BUSINESS CALENDAR Business & Professional Women: 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 16 (networking begins at 11). Luncheon. Member preregistered $25/$30 at the door; guest preregistered $30/$35 at the door. The Harbor Club, 777 108th Ave. NE, 25th Floor, Bellevue, info@ bpwbellevue.org, www.bpwbellevue.org
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Debbie Nordstrom comes by her love of antiques honestly. As a child, playing in the fields at her grandmother’s store in Maple Valley, Nordstrom would drop everything at the sound of a bell. Mounted to the top of the farmhouse door, it rang whenever customers had come to buy antiques. Back then of course, the store was a dusty barn and the customers were little old ladies trying to buy teacups. When Nordstrom grew up, she would both carry on her grandmother’s legacy – plus update it, a little. Since opening Haystack Antiques in Bellevue in May, Nordstrom has drawn in clientele who she says come for the dust-free environment, the one-of-a-kind and re-finished or re-purposed items. The store is big enough to occupy customers for several hours, but not cluttered. Booths are laid out with style and new items daily. “Maybe it’s an old, galvanized square baking pan that now becomes that perfect little cookbook holder on your counter,” she said. Despite the name of her store, finding a worthwhile item isn’t like finding a needle in a haystack. The 25 antique dealers hand-select a variety of different styles. There’s even a wait list to be a Haystack dealer. If shabby chic isn’t a customer’s thing, he or she can move on to upscale, fine furnishings for example. The former real estate professional was inspired to open her business when she used to pick one day a month to go on an antique hunt, the quest to find unique, non-catalogue home furnishings. Once she dropped the kids off at school, it
Debbie Nordstrom, owner of Haystack Antiques, has 25 antique dealers in her downtown Bellevue store, reflecting a variety of styles. CHAD COLEMAN, Bellevue Reporter was a mad dash for Snohomish, Arlington or Bellingham for the antique malls. “I’ve always had a passion for that one, fantastic find, which you usually have to go through thousands of square feet of stuff to get to,” she said. Nordstrom aims to bring urban-dwelling antique lovers, such as herself, closer to home and cut down on time spent searching for that one fantastic find. She said she has nothing against catalogues or big home furniture stores, but even Pottery Barn
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Shops at The Bravern for sale Schnitzer West LLC has put the Shops at the Bravern up for sale, the company announced. Dan Ivanoff, founder and managing investment partner at Schnitzer West, said they began receiving some unsolicited offers for the 309,000-square foot luxury retail space. Eight or nine days after buyers learned the status of the property, Ivanoff said 68 candidates registered as potential buyers.
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“The logic tended to say that it looks like there’s a market window open,� Ivanoff said. Reselling the property was always part of the plan after Schnitzer West closed the deal to acquire the space in December of 2000. The Shops opened in September 2009, in the depth of economic recession, after nearly a decade of planning. Sales the first year were down from 2008, Ivanoff said.
But 2010 showed improvement and 2011 has been a very strong sales year, he said. The complex also features office and residential towers. Two office towers, housing mostly Microsoft operations, were sold to an Iowa-based firm in 2010, for $410 million. Schnitzer West will continue to own the residential towers, which were completed in 2010. Ivanoff said the Bellevue demographics were of great interest to potential buyers.
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Dental office opens Chris Clave Family and Sports Dentistry has opened its new office in the Forest Office Park in Bellevue. The office is located at 14655 Bel-Red Road, Suite 101. More information is available by calling 425-641-4111.
Nomura named CFO Phyllis R. Nomura has been named chief financial officer/executive vice president of Core Business Bank in Bellevue. Nomura has spent the past 20 years working in the financial services industry as an external auditor, accountant, and business unit and company leader. She is a Certified Public Accountant and previously worked at three other banks.
Chow promoted at AAA AAA Washington has named Ron Chow as its new training specialist in its member services call center in Bellevue. Chow has been with AAA Washington for two years. In his new role, Chow is responsible for facilitating training sessions, enhancing training programs, and implementing system/solution initiatives.
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Coleman’s photographs appreciated I just want to let you how much we appreciate Chad Coleman’s photographs. It is obvious how much he goes out of his way to take would could otherwise be a boring assignment and create one that is much more interesting. Probably the best example I can think of is several years ago. He took a photograph of someone at the Bellevue Art Museum. Your average photographer would probably have just use a flash on the camera. But Chad took the extra time and set up the lighting system his camera system allowed and made a much more creative and interesting photograph. I believe there was even an article on how he created the photograph. Anyway, just wanted to pass on a little praise for one of your staff.
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Put those apartments in Bellevue Bellevue developer Lobsang Dargey should relocate the overpopulated big-box apartment complex out of our Kirkland neighborhood where it doesn’t fit (Bellevue developer’s plans controversial in Kirkland). Dargey may be friendly, however, at issue is whether the proposed project is consistent with laws. Kirkland’s ordinance 3974 says “The city’s … administrative actions and decisions must
be in compliance with the adopted [comprehensive] plan.” In city-speak, “must” means mandatory. Ordinance 3974 places commercial use restrictions on each property in Kirkland. Two properties are designated “Residential Market.” One is identified specifically on the map as “10th St S/LWB - Residential Market.” Ordinance 3974 provides the definition “...an individual store or very small mixed-use building ... focused on local pedestrian traffic. Residential scale and design are critical to integrate these into the residential neighborhood. … Uses may include small grocery stores, laundromat...small coffee shop.” Is this project a small store? Very small building? Focused on local pedestrian traffic (to avoid exacerbating vehicular ingress/egress issues? Is this consistent with any approved use? Dargey should not put anything in our residential neighborhood that his neighbors wouldn’t welcome on their street in Bellevue.
Karen Levenson, Kirkland
Stop blaming the victim The Oct. 21 editorial cartoon was in very poor taste. Although we all have a right to our opinions, this totally degrades the millions of people out of work and the millions living in poverty. The rising non-violent protests in the United States (and in various countries in the world) is democracy working to bring attention to this very serious problem. People, especially the young, are asking for a chance
to make their future life the “American Dream.” Once again it seems we are blaming the victim - rather than the cause.
Cheryl Edelman
Let’s choose hope for the future Many recent letters to the editor were full of despair and frustration on the political level, which appears to be business as usual. However we can make a difference in our own circle of family and friends by giving each other the message of hope and courage. In our neighborhood of Eastgate, friendly neighbors and concerned citizens have regular gatherings to learn more about each other and the discovery of the wonderful resources that we share. One of our neighbors is growing Kale and partnering with HopeLink to share his produce. Our extended community family is constantly available to help and encourage each other in their difficulties and combine to create a stronger and more intimate association. We celebrate our ethnic and physical diversities and endeavor to transcend social, economic and political barriers in order to bring about change and seek inspiration through service to others. As part of emergency preparedness it is necessary to know our immediate neighbors so that we can find out ways to reach out and help and get help based on individual needs. We can choose to live with hope for a better future or live in fear of what the politicians’ propagate.
Farida Hakim, Bellevue
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Couple left Sky alone in car when he was 3 months old a custody battle before the boy disappeared. Police have interviewed Sky’s 4-year-old sister as well, a talk Johnson called “frustrating.� He said they
received very few answers to their questions, but the daughter did confirm that Sky was in the car that morning wrapped in a blanket.
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family to see if they are left with any suspect samples. Police and FBI agents searched her downtown Redmond apartment and questioned neighbors and only one neighbor reported seeing the boy within the last two weeks. But Johnson said this wasn’t an unusual circumstance because the family is known to be reclusive. Johnson said he was “incredulous� of Biryukova’s decision and movements on the morning when she left Sky in the unlocked car
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Mark Morris Dance Group (MMDG) to perform Dec. 1-3 at Moore Theatre. I admit that I was heart-broken when I heard MMDG was canceling its Seattle performance of “Hard Nut� – the most hilarious version of “Nutcracker� you will ever see, complete with drag queen maid and a co-ed cast of dainty flowers and swirling snowflakes. But having the modern dance company stop by to perform two works, “Festival Dance� and “Violet Cavern� is still a treat. 1932 Second Ave., Seattle; 877-784-4849; http://stgpresents.org/moore/.
Christmas outing with a twist Seattle Men’s Chorus featuring Bellevuegirl-gone-Broadway-star, Megan Hilty, Nov. 26-27 at Benaroya Hall. Our very own Megan, a former Sammamish High School student who would go on to play Glinda in Broadway’s “Wicked,� will make an appearance in this SMC show, affectionately dubbed as “Seattle’s Other Holiday Tradition.� One of the largest gay choruses in the world, SMC will sing favorites such as “Let It Snow,� with a live swing band.
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Seattle Jewish Theater Company presents “Tales of Chelm� at Temple B’nai Torah in Bellevue on Nov. 20. After recently seeing the documentary, “Sholem Alichem: Laughing in the Darkness� by Joseph Dorman, I’m especially intrigued by Seattle Jewish Theater Company’s upcoming show, which is based, in part, on the hit Broadway show, “The World of Sholom Alichem.� Shalom Alichem was the pen name of Shalom Rabinowitz, the “Jewish Mark Twain� who wrote the story that would eventually
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Bellevue council holds final public meeting before light-rail deadline Bellevue City Council is scheduled to vote on an agreement Monday to bind the city and Sound Transit to pay for a downtown light-rail tunnel. The council held its final public meeting before the Nov. 14 vote, an event that drew 49 speakers, talking in favor or against the proposed agreement. It was part of an extensive public outreach effort in recent weeks to encourage residents and others to weigh in on a blueprint to bring light rail to Bellevue. On Sept. 26, some 62 people commented during a public hearing, and on Sept. 20, more than 200 people attended an open house at City Hall, where alignment options were displayed and attendees offered feedback. The flurry of meetings is the culmination of years of
public involvement and studies on East Link – by both Bellevue and Sound Transit – since a draft environmental impact statement was issued nearly three years ago, in December 2008. Among other points, the agreement spells out how the city will make up to $160 million worth of contributions – such as properties, utility relocations or easements – toward the cost of a downtown light rail tunnel. The council unanimously supports a tunnel, but it’s significantly more expensive than a street-level alternative. Also addressed in the agreement are issues such as permitting, how Bellevue and Sound Transit will collaborate on light rail design, and how the light rail route would run through Bellevue, particularly between Interstate 90 and downtown.
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Bellevue coat drive to collect new and ‘gently used’ coats Bellevue Youth Link will partner with the Bellevue High School Fashion Club to collect new and gently used coats to keep youth, teens and adults warm this season. Last year, the Kids Care Coat Drive collected more than 3,000 coats for Bellevue families in need. More than 22 percent of Bellevue public-school students qualifying for free or reduced lunch prices in 2010, organizers say, making the need especially great. Donations can be dropped off through Nov. 21 at Bellevue community centers. Donated coats will be distributed to Bellevue families in need on Nov. 21 and 22, from 4-7 p.m. at Crossroads Community Center, 16000 NE 10th St., while supplies last. The Kids Care Coat Drive was established in 2004 by former Chinook Middle School Student Rick Teegarden. When Teegarden was a volunteer for Youth Link’s Teen Closet, a clothing bank for middle- and high-school students, he saw that coats, jackets and other warm outerwear were the most-requested items. While helping plan the school’s annual canned-food drive, he suggested collecting coats, too. The first drive brought in 350 coats. Information about coat donations and other drop off locations is available by contacting Patrick Alina, Program Coordinator at palina@bellevuewa.gov or 425-452-5254.
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Seattle Art Museum supporters hosted a memorable benefit event Nov. 4. Celebrated chef Mario Batali attended. Batali is the 2005 Chef of the Year Award from the prestigious James Beard Foundation. Today, he has a restaurant empire, several cookbooks, and a line of food products. He is recognized for his passion and respect for all of the great tastes and traditions of Italian cooking. Mario’s parents Marilyn and Armando Batali, of Seattle, were instrumental in bringing Mario and SAM together. Other special guests were artist Dale Chihuly; Chef Thierry Rautureau, owner of Rover’s and Luc in Madison Park; Steve Pool; and Celebrity
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Chef and Mixologist Kathy Casey, who created a Rosemary Mandarin Sparkle as the evening’s specialty cocktail. More than 60 Connoisseur guests ($1,000 p.p.) arrived at 5:30 p.m. to mingle and sip with Mario while enjoying Batali-inspired hors d’oeuvers. Patrons could also have their photo taken with Mario, Dale and Thierry. At 6:45 p.m., these guests enjoyed a family-
style, seated dinner in the Arnold Board Room. 70 Patron-level guests ($600 p.p.) arrived at 7 p.m. to mingle and enjoy Batali-inspired hors d’oeuvers at bite stations while live music played in the background. At 8:30 p.m., guests joined Mario and Thierry in the Plestcheff Auditorium for a presentation moderated by Steve Poole of KOMO 4 TV. One of the questions Steve asked the chefs was which food was better, Italian or French? Both proclaimed their country of origin was the best, of course, MarioItaly and Thierry- France. When Mario was asked by an audience member, “For your last supper, who would you dine with and
what would you eat?� Mario proudly said, “My parents, and we would sail all over the world, enjoying fresh fish from the ocean and the labors of the lands whenever we docked.� The presentation was followed by live music, dancing and Dolci desserts that included Biscotti, Pana Cotta, Polenta Docle, and Zeppole. SAM president, Colette Courtion, was the chair of this successful fundraising event. For more than 25 years, this talented group of volunteers has raised more than $5 million for a variety of programs at the
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Children’s Hospital gets $65 million Gifts include $15 million to Bellevue facility Seattle Children’s on Monday announced two philanthropic gifts totaling $65 million to benefit pediatric research, nursing education and clinical care. An anonymous donor pledged approximately $50 million of their estate – the largest single gift in Children’s 104 year history – to benefit pediatric research at Seattle Children’s Research Institute. In addition, Jean Reid of Bellevue made gift commitments valuing approximately $15 million to support Children’s Bellevue Urgent Care Clinic, the advanced training of nurses, and the greatest needs of Children’s Bellevue Clinic and Surgery Center. In recognition of Reid’s commitment, the Children’s Bellevue Clinic and Surgery Center will be named the “Robert and Jean Reid Bellevue Clinic and Surgery Center� in honor of her and her late husband. “We are ecstatic,� said Jim Ladd, chair of Seattle Children’s Hospital Board of Trustees. “Children’s has always relied on the community to sustain its mission of caring for all children and finding cures and better treatments. These gifts help ensure Children’s can continue this critical work.� The $50 million donation will benefit the greatest needs fund, which enables the Research Institute to provide critical infrastructure, recruit and retain scientists, and invest in early stage medical treatments for childhood disease. Earlier this year, Reid pledged $1 million for the staffing needs of the Urgent Care Clinic at Children’s Bellevue Clinic and Surgery Center. She most recently made an additional estate pledge valuing approximately $14 million to endow the greatest needs of Children’s Bellevue Clinic and Surgery Center and to support the continuing education of the hospital’s nurses. Of Reid’s estate pledge, 25 percent will support nurses’ advanced training needs while 75 percent will fund clinical care priorities of Children’s Bellevue Clinic and Surgery Center. Robert and Jean Reid have previously supported scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Washington School of Nursing. They also
Starlight sets ‘Breakfast with Santa’ Starlight Children’s Foundation will hold a “Breakfast with Santa� Dec. 3. The foundation will use the proceeds to support seriously ill children and their families. The cost is $25 for children and $35 for adults. The event will take place at the Bellevue Hilton, 300 112th Ave. For more information or to make reservations, contact Pat Cramer at 425-861-7827 ext. 100, pat@ starlight-northwest.org, or visit online at www.starlightnorthwest.org.
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Bellevue-area residents run NYC Marathon for local children’s charity Last weekend, four Bellevue-area residents ran the New York City Marathon, raising $290,000 for Carnation’s Camp Korey, an organization that provides various services for children with disabilities. The Eastsiders who were part of the 38-person team included Christoph and Jenny Palmanshofer, Howard McQuaid and Wendy Paisley. Paisley, of Medina, said she ran to increase awareness and because she wanted to help raise at least $300,000 for the camp, where many children with life-threatening or serious illnesses attend week-long summer camp sessions in an environment that provides for their medical needs, yet let’s them have fun with other kids – at no cost to their families. Leading up to the marathon last Saturday, Paisley held her own fundraiser in her neighborhood, “Run with Wendy,� where she invited friends and family over to her house for a barbecue and “fun run� to spread the word about her involvement in the east coast marathon. A family friend of Paisley’s, a 16-year-old girl with a skin condition that prevents her from going to a traditional camp, benefited tremendously from the Camp Korey experience, Paisley said. The team was organized by one of Camp Korey’s board members, Chris McReynolds, who decided to take on this athletic and fundraising challenge in celebration of his 50th birthday.
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Scoreboard Games played on 11/4 Bellevue managed to overcome 25 penalties for over 200 yards to defeat Glacier Peak (Snohomish) 28-17 in the opening round of the 3A football playoffs. John Nguyen scored a pair of rushing touchdowns for the top-ranked Wolverines and Joey Moore added a touchdown reception from quarterback Tyler Hasty. Myles Jack also added a score on the ground. Tonight’s matchup with Eastside Catholic will be the first between the two programs since a 35-13 win for Bellevue back in 2006. Interlake overcame three first half fumbles to beat White River 20-13 in the opening round. Senior running back Jordan Todd took a kickoff back for a score and pushed his team’s lead to the final margin with a rushing touchdown in the fourth before the defense sealed the win with a takeaway. The Saints will take on Franklin-Pierce tonight in the 2A state playoffs.
When Bellevue and Eastside Catholic meet tonight for a spot in the 3A state quarterfinals, it will be for the first time since 2006. For everyone other than cousins Chevy Walker and Budda Baker. The dynamic offensive threat for the Crusaders and all-everything budding star for the three-time defending 3A champion Wolverines go back a much further than that. The first memory Walker has of his younger cousin is seeing him wrapped tightly in a blanket just moments after he was born. The two attended Enatai Elementary school in Bellevue, have grown together as athletes and even shared in some childhood antics. Walker described a scene from their youth when the two were playing basketball, which eventually turned into a rock fight. When Walker felt something hit his shoulder he picked up “a pebble�, chasing his cousin around a car. When he thought he had a clear line of sight, he let the stone go. “I hit the back of a car and the windshield shattered,� Walker said. “We just bolted.� Baker, who was quick to point out he won the basketball game, remembers that as just one of many childhood memories with Walker, whom he considers like an older brother. “We hid for a little bit before they came out and realized the window was broken,� Baker said. “Then, we got in trouble.� As youngsters, the duo would compete with
Bishard “Budda� Baker returns an interception during a game against Mercer Island this season. The sophomore finished the game with two picks of Mercer Island quarterback Jeff Lindquist and has four for the season. CHAD COLEMAN, Bellevue Reporter
other cousins and friends in a game they called “tackle the dummy�, essentially a football freefor-all where one player avoids the attempted tackle of the rest. According to his elder cousin, Baker was dominant even then. “He used to run people over, hurdle people
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Top duo in conference lead Saints BY JOSH SUMAN jsuman@bellevuereporter.com
Isabel Farrell didn’t come into the 2011 high school soccer season looking for recognition. The Interlake senior has been playing Internationally with the U.S youth national program since she was 13, stars for highly regarded and Redmond-based Crossfire Premier and in February will accept a full athletic scholarship to continue her career next year at the University of Washington for coach Lesle Gallimore.
Joining the Interlake team was supposed to be about having a good time, making some new friends and getting involved with the school. As the postseason resumes, it’s still about all of those things. And winning a state title. Head coach Kirk Tavener, who is in his first season back at Interlake after a stint as the head coach at Lindbergh (he was the JV coach for the Saints four seasons ago), said he has been as impressed with Farrell’s demeanor off the pitch as her skillset on it. “As a coach, I had only heard
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Team cohesion seen as key factor that’s a great feature for a soccer player to have.� Bergstrom, who finished second in the MVP voting (no other player in the conference received a vote), believes the team’s cohesion headed into the state tournament will be a key factor in making a run at the championship. “We want to go out strong,� Bergstrom said. “Coach has prepared us well.�
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Baker known as physical tackler a two-time Pro Bowl selection at defensive back during his time in the NFL, said he has been hearing about Baker since he was still in the youth football system. “Word was, he was the Chevy Walker next best thing on the Eastside since Kasen Williams,� Hasty said. “He’s a physical tackler and probably the most mature sophomore I’ve ever coached here. The hype is for real.� Baker has made his presence felt on defense and special teams as a sophomore, returning three kickoffs for touchdowns, intercepting four passes and recording 53 tackles on the year. But big cousin has been no slouch. Walker, a senior who
holds offers from Idaho, Montana and Portland State, has his team in the playoffs for the first time since 2008 and is looking for a signature moment in his prep career. For the season he has 119 carries for 742 yards and 13 touchdowns on the ground to go with 32 receptions for 437 yards and three more scores through the air. Add in four return touchdowns (three on kickoffs, one on a punt) and he is without a doubt the primary scoring threat for the Crusaders. “I think he’s great,� Baker said of his cousin’s ability on the field. “He deserves more attention than he gets.� This will be the first time the two have ever met on the gridiron, having always played on different levels throughout their time in the GEJFA. But the initial plan was to play together. “I was supposed to go to Bellevue,� Walker said. “I have a lot of friends at Bellevue. They [Wolverine players] know me and I know them.�
State volleyball gets underway today BY JOSH SUMAN jsuman@bellevuereporter.com
Both Interlake and Newport will open the state volleyball tournament today at The Evergreen State College (2A) and Saint Martin’s University (4A). The Saints, which qualified as the fourth seed from the West Central District III tournament, will face Selah in the first round today at 1:30 p.m. Interlake defeated Washing-
ton High School 3-0 to earn its state tournament berth and with a win in the state opener will play the winner of another first round match between Centralia and Anacortes. Newport, the 4A KingCo regular season champion and tournament runner-up, will meet Olympia at 11:45 am for the right to face the winner of a match between Tahoma and Mead in the quarterfinals. The Knights fell to Woodinville 3-1 in the conference tournament title game.
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Interlake senior Isabel Farrell fights for a header during a game against Mercer Island earlier this year. BARBARA CARLSON, Courtesy Photo
If it were up to Kim Williams, Bainbridge Island might still be home. The idyllic community where the Bellevue Christian freshman spent her first 12 years was tough to break away from two years ago and initially was a major source of frustration. “I was kind of depressed,� Williams said of the aftermath of her family’s move. “I was really attached there.� The reasoning behind the move was two-fold and the results have been better than she ever thought possible. Kim’s sister Brooke is a level-10 gymnast and junior at Bellevue High School, Kim Williams but before relocating the family would commute across Puget Sound to make practices and competitions at the Bellevue gym where Brooke trained. Around the same time, Kim’s swimming coach and mentor on Bainbridge Island retired from coaching at age 80, leaving an uncertainty around how and where her career in the pool would continue. Moving off the island became the best option for everyone and after what her father called a relatively short adjustment period, things started getting back to normal. “It always takes awhile,� Al Williams said of the transition of moving for kids. “Kim is so friendly, she seemed to make friends instantly.� Eventually, one of the most comfortable elements of living on self-contained Bainbridge Island shifted from a problem to an opportunity. “On Bainbridge, your swim friends and school friends are the same,� she said. “Here, I made friends from my Issaquah swim team, at Bellevue Christian and now on my high school swim team.� After beginning on an Issaquah-based club team to swim with local standouts like multiple-time 4A state champion
Katie Kinnear of Skyline, Williams eventually landed on the Bellevue Athletic Club swim team and decided to join the team at Bellevue High School as well. While that has meant entirely new groups of friends and teammates, it has also led to some rather long nights. Monday and Friday means two hours of intense club team workouts followed by an hour and a half in the pool for the high school team. On Wednesday’s, throw in an extra session with the BAC team that includes a “dryland� or weight lifting session. “It really wears you down,� Williams said of her workout schedule. “But it gets you in great shape and you feel really accomplished.� The workouts paid off last weekend at the 3A Sea-King swim and dive championships. Williams swam a pair of automatic state qualifying times and also broke the district record in the 200 meter individual medley at 2 minutes, 3.18 seconds, defeating the defending state champion Grace Wold from Mercer Island with the automatic All-America time. She also won the 100 breaststroke in an All-America consideration time of 1:04.99. She will also swim anchor on the 200 and 400 free relay teams for Bellevue. None of Williams’ success has been a surprise for Bellevue High School swim coach Lisa M. van Loben Sels. “What’s nice about Kim is she couples her extraordinary talent with just being an extraordinary young lady,� van Loben Sels said. “Her competitive nature is second to none.� While the state swim and dive meet is the most intense competition many high school swimmers will ever face, it will just be another day in the pool for Williams, who has competed in regional and national championships around the country. “The atmosphere of high school swimming is a lot more fun and it’s more team oriented than club,� Williams said. “I just want to do well for my team.� The 3A prelims will begin at Federal Way’s King County Aquatic Center today at 9:45 am. The finals are tomorrow at 10 am.
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Utah lands Lange BY JOSH SUMAN
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Sammamish High School senior and 2010 and 2011 Junior Olympic Championship qualifier Haley Lange has signed a letter of intent to accept a full athletic scholarship to the University of Utah to compete in gymnastics. “We found a real diamond in the rough in Haley,� Utah gym coach Greg Marsden said in a press release. Lange said the atmosphere at the school, her love of Salt Lake City and the business program at Utah all factored into her decision. “I love Salt Lake, I love the city and the college,� Lange said. “Utah was my first choice and it’s an honor to be part of the Red Rocks.� Lange, who has trained in gymnastics since age five, does not participate for the Sammamish High School team but trains at Auburn Gymnastics Center with coaches Brent Phelps and Peter Flores. Her parents are Mara Ferrari and Ron Lange. Utah has won 10 national championships in gymnastics and is the only program that has made the Super Six every year since 2000.
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Bellevue completed a KingCo and Sea-King championship cross country season with a fourth place finish at the 3A state cross country meet at Pasco’s Sun Willows Golf Course. John Fowler (15:42.9) and Ryan Long (15:48.9) ended the day in 11th and 12th place respectively to lead the Wolverines. Will Sheeran (16:04.2) rounded out the top-25 finishers for Bellevue while Spike Sievert (16:79.9), Nick MacLean (16:22.3) and Kyle Pratt (16:58.8) all finished in the top 82 spots for coach John Hill’s squad. Sammamish freshman Nick Martin ended the meet in 57th place with a time of 16:36.8. The highest local finisher was Sammamish freshman Pascale De Sa
E Silva, who ran in 25th place with a time of 19:25.9. Bellevue’s Julia Ellings was also a top-100 finisher in a time of 20:36.2. Jessica Spray was the lone Newport qualifier in the 4A girls meet and ran a time of 19:27.8 for a top-50 finish. Jordan McPhee of Mount Rainier won the race in 17:24.7. Interlake ended the 2A girls meet in third place behind Cheney and Sehome, powered by the seventh place finish of freshman Antoinette Tansley (18:37) and an eighth place finish from sophomore Niki Waghani (18:51). Grace Hsieh (21:25), Annie Davis (21:15), Eleanor Tansley (21:00) and Nadia Lucas all finished in the top 100 for the Saints. The Saints finished with four top 100 finishers on the boys side, led by
the 12th place of junior Sam Giner (16:01.7). Jay Taves (16:35.5) ran 30th, Jack Taylor (16:48.5) 45th and Ivan Leniski (17:03.4) 61st. Axl Alvarez, Colin Glenny and Graham Jordan rounded out the Interlake participants. The only local participant in the 1A girls race was Bellevue Chrisitian’s Bree Oldham, who ended her final cross country meet as a prep in 40th place with a time of 20:44.6. Emerald City League champion Daniel Nortz, a junior at Bellevue Christian, finished the state meet in 19th place with a time of 16:54. Gig Harbor (4A boys), Tahoma (4A girls), North Central (3A boys), Camas (3A girls), Lindbergh (2A boys), Cheney (2A girls) and Lakeside (1A boys and girls) won the team scoring championships.
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Sonics didn’t have same support as Mariners and Seahawks That means it may take a white knight – one or a number of heads of the area’s largest companies or an outside owner – to bring professional basketball back to the arena. The question, though, is: does such a person or group exist? In the past, it’s been the public that has played that role. New arenas for both the Mariners and Seahawks received tax dollars in the 1990s. The $430 CenturyLink Field became a reality after Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen said he would buy the Seahawks if a new arena could be built. After Allen pledged responsibility for any cost overages, the people voted by a 51 percent majority to build the stadium. For the Mariners, it took some magic. The team was on its way to Tampa Bay in the mid-90s when the 1995 season galvanized the Legislature to approve a half percent sales tax increase and 2 percent car rental tax to build SafeCo Field. That happened even after voters rejected a funding measure. But such good feelings faded when the NBA grumbled about Key Arena being out of date. The public blowback was immediate. Then Seattle City Council President Nick Licata went as far as to say the Sonics provided zero economic or cultural value to the city and he fought a bill for $200 million in state subsidies to keep the team financially viable. Legislators also weighed in with House Speaker Rep. Frank Chopp pledging that the Legislature would not to pay for a new arena. As Hunter notes today, “I don’t think there’s a role for government in financing an arena.” Bellevue, mentioned as a possible site of a
Fans of the Sonics remain bitter about the political process that accompanied the team’s departure. COURTESY PHOTO new stadium, echoes those thoughts. At a recent Bellevue City Council candidate forum, both sitting council members and challengers were united that a stadium could be great for Bellevue, but only as long as city taxpayers don’t have to pay for it. “If a plan came forward, and it meant not spending tax dollars, I would certainly work hard to try and find a way to make it happen, I think it’d be exciting,” said Bellevue Councilmember Claudia Balducci. For politicians, the issue is money. The Legislature has had to deal with a $12 billion shortfall between 2009 and 2011. It has to fill another $2 billion hole this year. That means possible cuts to schools, social services and other institutions. Victor Matheson, professor of sports economics at Holy Cross University, sees that problem nationally. “There are cities that have laid off police officers, firemen and teachers, and you are going to raise taxes to pay NBA players? That’s not going to be acceptable in this political
climate,” Matheson said. However, a coalition of legislators is working on finding a solution that doesn’t take money from the taxpayer. The coalition, known as the Sonics taskforce, is led by Reps. Dave Frockt (D-Seattle) and Mike Hope (R-Lake Stevens). Hope likely will propose a measure known as the “jock tax,” an income tax system that charges visiting professional athletes for money made in the state. According to a report from KING 5 news, this could raise approximately $175 million. That likely wouldn’t be enough. Research by Matheson shows that since 2000, the average NBA arena cost $302 million to build, with an average of 51 percent public investment. And the trend over the past decade has seen greater public investment in arenas. Since 1999 only a single NBA-only arena has been funded by 100 percent private dollars, the Air Canada Center in Toronto. But this was a special case, with the owners buying up a partially built arena and established team. Rarely, if ever, is the case that an owner will build an arena, without the
November 11, 2011 [15] promise of the team, and then buy a team and bring it to the area. However, Matheson’s research also shows a variety of ways in which public money could be used to augment private investment, including hotel and gambling taxes, ticket charges, sin taxes on goods such as cigarettes and alcohol, and personal seat licenses - a system in which a fan purchases the rights to later buy season tickets for a designated seat. It also could help spur private investment to add a professional hockey team to a stadium proposal. In fact, Matheson’s research shows that of the 10 new arenas built since 1990 that house both hockey and basketball teams, the average public contribution was 14 percent. That leaves any remainder up to a wealthy individual or individuals. And while there’s no shortage of wealth on the Eastside, one name often comes up: Steve Ballmer. The Microsoft CEO had been a big part of Sonics discussions in the past. He helped organize a consortium of individuals to potentially pump in $300 million to renovate Key Arena. While that effort failed, Ballmer in a speech this summer, characterized the problem not as a money problem, but a real estate problem of an arena to house the team. While he indicated he was not likely to be the man to build an arena to make way for the team, he did note that “If somebody could solve the real estate problem, someone could solve the NBA problem.” Bellevue’s Bob Wallace, president of Wallace Properties and a board member board for both the Kingdome and Safeco public management districts, watched the process that sent the Sonics to Oklahoma City. All of these interests, he said, have been around throughout the process and could have come in and saved the team. “I believe we have the market, we have the capacity,” Wallace said. “All we need is the motivation, but I haven’t seen any evidence of that.”
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Kids Wish Network, Seahawks grant special wish to Bellevue boy A Bellevue boy suffering from cystic fibrosis has his wish to meet the Seattle Seahawks granted through national children’s charity Kids Wish Network. Jake was born with cystic fibrosis, a lifethreatening lung condition, and has been in and out of the hospital constantly since he was born. He must take daily medications, endures nebulizer and breathing vest treatments and is currently on IV antibiotics. One of the things that helps Jake cope is watching football, especially when the Seattle Seahawks are playing. So, when he was given the chance to have a wish granted through national children’s charity Kids Wish Network, it came as no surprise that he wanted to meet his all-time favorite football team in person. “It was amazing,� said Jake’s mother, Lisa,
his sister [who also has cystic fibrosis] go through so much - this was an amazing chance for them.� Through the generosity of several local sponsors in Bellevue and Seattle, Jake was given the perfect weekend wish that included accommodations at the luxurious Hotel 1000, dinners each evening, a trip to the EMP Museum, a Duck boat ride and, of course, a chance to tour the Seattle Seahawks’ practice facility along with a meet-and-greet with the players. He also got fantastic seats at the Seahawks game against Cincinnati Bengals. “I don’t know how it could’ve been better,� said Lisa. “It was such a thrill for Jake to see behind the scenes on the tour [of the practice facility], and meeting the team was something he’ll never forget.�
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QFC Continues to Focus Charitable Efforts on Bringing Hope to the Table BY Jay Wilson
For the rest of this year, our QFC stores will continue to focus our charitable efforts on Bringing Hope To the Table, our annual drive to raise both food and cash donations for agencies which are working to feed the hungry. As the effects of our country’s economic recession continue to impact long-term unemployment, more and more people are facing poverty and the prospects of not being able to afford proper food, shelter and health care. Thanks to the dedication of our store associates and the generosity of our customers, QFC stores are helping to secure critically needed food supplies and money to support the work of our two Bringing Hope To the Table partners: Food Lifeline in Washington and the Oregon Food Bank in our Portland area stores. Food Lifeline states that 96% of its revenue goes directly to feeding hungry people and Oregon Food Bank says, “More than 94 cents of every dollar donated to OFB goes directly to fighting hunger.�
Last year Food Lifeline delivered more than 24 million meals to hungry people through its network of nearly 300 neighborhood food banks, hot meal programs and shelters. From 2005 to 2010, the number of people served by Food Lifeline grew from 550,000 to 686,000, an increase of 24%. Much of the food donated to local our QFC stores is targeted by Food Lifeline to supply the partner agencies it supports in the same areas those stores serve. The Oregon Food Bank which has a network of 20 regional food banks and 923 partner agencies saw a 12 percent increase in the amount of food it provided from July of 2010 through June of 2011. The Oregon Food Bank distributes food throughout the state and Clark County based on an allocation system that takes each area’s population and poverty statistics into account.
According to statistics provided by Food Lifeline, 37% of the people it serves are children and 12% are seniors; 9% of its clients are homeless. Many Food Lifeline clients have had to choose between food and paying for heat or utilities, between food and paying for medicine or medical care, or between paying for food and paying for rent or mortgage. For many of us, hunger is something that only happens for short periods between meals. But for many others chronic hunger is a real problem. Food Lifeline points out that “children who are hungry may be less attentive, independent, and curious. Many hungry children have difficulty concentrating; therefore their reading ability and verbal and motor skills suffer.� “Chronic hunger in adults weakens bones and muscles, increases the risk
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Laing-Stokes race remains close Both Stokes and Laing were prepared for a very close race for the Position 1 seat on the council. As of Wednesday, Stokes had 9,423 votes, or 50.25 percent, to Laing’s 9,277 votes, or 49.47 percent. Laing said he felt all along that the margin of victory for either candidate wouldn’t exceed a 52 to 48 type of result. John Stokes Stokes was enthused with his early lead, and he said his campaign put forth a big last-minute voting effort, so he believes future tallies may widen his slim lead. In the race for Position 3, Chelminiak had 12,800 Aaron Laing votes as of Wednesday, or 67.98 percent of the count, compared to Hilhorst’s 5,987 votes, or 31.8. Chelminiak saw his lead as a mandate from the people as to the direction of the city. “They understand the future of this city, and they support the people who have that vision,� Chelminiak said. For Hilhorst, an executive at AT&T, the loss was tough to stomach. Not for her, but
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for the people who put their time, effort and faith into her campaign and her ideals. “This is not a personal loss for me,� Hilhorst passionately told supporters John Chelminak while fighting back tears. “It’s a loss for the people I was running for.� In what many predicted would be a very close race, incumbent Claudia Balducci held nearly a two to one edge over challenger Patti Mann when the first batch of votes were released, tallying 12,493 votes, of 65.79 percent of the count, to Mann’s 6,453 votes, or 33.98 percent. Balducci said the campaign was different from Claudia Balducci any she’d faced before, but she was proud of her supporters. “I think we ran a strong campaign, and the voters responded,� she said. Mann, a Seattle firefighter, told her supporters to continue working to realize their visions of the city’s future, and she will as well. “It was humbling to have all the support we had,� Mann said.
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Challenger Steve McConnell maintained a slim lead Wednesday over incumbent Patsy Johnson in a race for the District 1 seat on the Bellevue School Board. McConnell had 9,102 votes, or 50.62 percent, to Johnson’s 8,842, or 49.17 percent in the race for Bellevue School Board Steve McConnell District No. 1, Wednesday afternoon. “I always thought it be a close race,� said Johnson, a Bellevue parent of four and former Microsoft manager who
came on to the board last year to replace a retiring member. “We will just have to wait and see how it comes out.� McConnell is the parent of one gifted child and one special-needs child and the owner of Contrux Software based in Bellevue. “I think I knew that as a challenger it was going to be tough to defeat an incumbent,� said McConnell, who campaigned on a number of issues, including openness and accountability. “The fact that the race is this close shows me that people are listening, and I think that’s good,� McConnell said on election night. Candidates for districts 2 and 4, Christine Chew and Michael Murphy respectively, ran unopposed.
Hague on track to keep county council seat Veteran King County Council member Jane Hague grabbed the lead against what was deemed to be her toughest challenger in years. Hague, who has been a member of the County Council since 1994, has nearly 53 percent of the vote as of Wednesday Jane Hague evening. Hague said she was surprised at the big lead she gained over her opponent Richard
Mitchell, a Mercer Island resident and former counsel for Gov. Christine Gregoire. The campaign was a contentious one as Mitchell continuously challenged Hague’s leadership. He impugned her vote in favor of a $20 car tab fee to save transit funding. He said her back and forth position, in order to gain such concessions as the elimination of Seattle’s ride free zone, was not a demonstration of leadership. Hague had 18,638 votes, or 53.85 percent of the vote Wednesday compared with Mitchell’s 15,871 votes, 45.85 percent.
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CONNELL, S.C. 531 Washington Street Wausau, WI 54403 WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES 201 East Washington Avenue 2nd Floor P.O. Box 8916 Madison, WI 53708-8916, Defendants.. THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, To each person named above as a Defendant: You are hereby notified that the Plaintiff named above has filed a lawsuit or other legal action against you. Within 40 days after October 31, 2011, you must respond with a written demand for a copy of the Complaint. The demand must be sent or delivered to the Court, whose address is Marathon County Courthouse, 500 Forest Street, Wausau, Wisconsin 54403, and to Plaintiff’s attorney, whose address is P. O. Box 8063, Wausau, Wisconsin 54402-8063. You may have an attorney help or represent you. If you do not demand a copy of the Complaint within 40 days, the Court may grant judgment against you for the award of money or other legal action requested in the Complaint, and you may lose your right to object to anything that is or may be incorrect in the Complaint. A judgment may be enforced as provided by law. A judgment awarding money may become a lien against any real estate you own now or in the future, and may also be enforced by garnishment or seizure of property. Dated this 19th day of October, 2011. TERWILLIGER, WAKEEN, PIEHLER & CONWAY, S.C. Attorneys for Plaintiff. By: Robert D. Reid State Bar No. 1016533 327 N. 17th Ave. Suite 301 P.O. Box 8063 Wausau, WI 54402-8063 (715)845-2121 Published in Bellevue Reporter on October 28, 2011, November 4 & 11, 2011. #539070.
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NOTICE OF BRANCH OPENING Application of First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company, Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina, for authority to establish a branch at 300 110th Avenue NE, No. 1-02 in Bellevue, King County, Washington to be known as the “Bellevue Main Office� has been filed with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to be processed in accordance with FDIC Rules and Regs, Section 303.6. Any person wishing to comment on this application may file his or her comments, in writing, with the Regional Director of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at its Regional Office located at Millennium in Midtown, 10 Tenth Street NE; Suite 800; Atlanta, GA 30309-3906. Comments by interested parties must be received by the appropriate regional director within 15 days following the date of the last newspaper publication. The nonconfidential portions of the application are on file in the regional office and are available for public inspection during regular business hours. Photocopies of the nonconfidential portion of the application file will be made available upon request. Published in Bellevue Reporter November 11, 2011. #544506. STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT-BR. 5 MARATHON COUNTY AMENDED SUMMONS Case No. 11-CV-1017 Code No. 30301 MARATHON SAVINGS BANK 500 Scott Street Wausau, WI 54403 Plaintiff, vs. LEILA B. BAHI 1620 N. 1st Avenue Wausau, WI 54401 BERNARDO R. DORFMAN 14435 NE 40th Avenue, Apt. B204 Bellevue, WA 98007 JANE DOE DORFMAN 14435 NE 40th Avenue, Apt. B204 Bellevue, WA 98007 CROOKS, LOW &
Greatest Goal MinistriesUSA will hold its second annual “Beat the Bird� fun run at 9 a.m. Nov. 24 at Larson Lake in Bellevue. The registration form can be found at www.ggmusa. org. GGM-USA serves the amputees, disabled and war affected peoples of Sierra Leone by focusing on sustainable projects that address their physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
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passed away. I went to see him whenever I could get away. So many people I know are completely immersed in the care of their parents. My elderly neighbor, Joyce, is visited by her daughter, Alice, at least twice each day. Not only does Alice oversee all of the care of her mom, but she also has two young teens, a disabled husband, and a full-time job. Sounds like four full-time jobs to me. All of us in the neighborhood try to be aware of any
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Many years ago I went to pick up my son from junior high school. I chatted with another mom while I waited, and I told her I was thinking about taking a trip to Montana to see my dad soon. She told me I would never regret it. That thought stayed with me through the next few years until dad
Another one of Lenny’s cousins had to call in a posse of friends and family, and use stealth and distraction to move her parents to appropriate housing where she can manage their medications and appointments. I sincerely salute every one of you who is taking care of elderly parents and relatives. I know for sure that you will never regret it.
illness. Likewise for Karen, who has her extremely frail mom living with her until a spot opens up where she can receive the care and attention she needs. She’s not worried, but being on high-alert is taking a toll on her. I know four brothers (my husband Lenny’s cousins) who have undertaken the enormous project of helping their bachelor uncle divest himself of the home where he lived his entire life, including more than 80 years of possessions.
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help that Joyce might need. Several times in the last few years I have heard sirens approaching the neighborhood, and without fail, they stop across the street at Joyce’s place. I always go over to see what’s happening so that I can secure her dogs or her house when she leaves. I’ve seen other neighbors chasing a canine escape artist in the rain. Joyce is always cheerful, and feeling a bit sheepish for all the trouble. But Alice is my hero. I don’t know how she does it. Meanwhile my friend Diana is caring for her mother long-distance by paying bills and coordinating her care, while she herself is working full-time and fighting a debilitating
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“Do Everything Fair and Square.� Retired national paper industry executive, age 93, died November 6, 2011. Born in Glendive, MT, he graduated from Troy High School, Troy, MT. He served in the Army Air Force 1942-1946 as an Aircraft Commander, B-29, during WWII at Tinian Island, South Pacific. President and CEO of Blake, Moffitt & Towne, San Francisco, where he served for six years. He served nine years as Group Vice President, Saxon Industries, New York City. Member of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Medina; 32nd Degree Masonic Lodge #10, Lewiston, Idaho; member of Overlake Country Club, Bellevue, since 1986. Predeceased by wife of 70 years, Ginny, who passed away recently in October. He is survived by two adult children, Greg Wilcox, Anchorage, AK; and Kerry Low, Menlo Park, CA; five grandchildren, one great grandson and niece, Jean Bergerson, Seattle. When asked for advice by a grandson, he once said: “When you get up in the morning, set an objective and do your best to achieve it. Do everything fair and square.� Arrangements made by Sunset Hills Funeral Home, Bellevue. No services are planned at this time. In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to the charity of your choice or to Ronald McDonald House. For further information or to leave a tribute, visit www. sunsethillsfuneralhome.com
appreciation luncheon for performing a wide range of support assignments throughout the police department. The event was Oct. 18 at Meydenbauer Center. There are 43 volunteers in the program who have worked over 6,300 hours (labor dollars equivalent of $137,000) to date in 2011. Their service enables officers to focus on primary law enforcement duties and allows the department
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