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LOCAL HISTORY | Historical society asks city council for financial support [2]

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OPINION | Hobbs: Federal Way holiday horoscope [4] Guest column: Flight attendant’s life-saving twist of fate on 9/11 [4] REDONDO SHOOTING | Event will boost reward for suspect in woman’s death [3] MOST POPULAR BABY NAMES | Jacob and Sophia rule in Washington [5]

SPORTS | Basketball season preview: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2011 Decatur eyes sixth trip to state [10]

CALENDAR | Upcoming events include a holiday concert by FW Symphony [6-7]

Federal Way police report lower crime rates BY GREG ALLMAIN gallmain@fedwaymirror.com

Despite reductions in staffing, the Federal Way Police Department reports improved levels of service that have led to some of the lowest crime rates in the city’s history.

Over the past two and a half years, the police department has lost 18 positions through layoffs, re-organization, or leaving unfilled positions vacant. Those 18 positions equate to an 11 percent reduction in the overall staff. While that may seem to be cause for sober reflection, Police

Chief Brian Wilson was fairly optimistic in a presentation to the city council Nov. 29 at a public hearing on mid-biennium budget adjustments. Wilson reviewed a number of areas indicative of what FWPD has been able to do as it restructured staffing. The first area he

looked at was index crimes in the third quarter of the year, dating back to 2005. The numbers presented by Wilson show an overall decline since 2005, with that year recording 4,759 index crimes, while this year, only 3,427 were recorded. Between 2010 and 2011, a 12 percent decrease occurred in

With the vacant property at 3304 SW 340th Place qualifying under the “dangerous and unfit premises” ordinance, the city is taking the necessary legal steps before it can clean the yard. Neighbors have complained of rats.

this statistical category. Index crimes include homicide, rape, robbery, burglary, aggravated assault, larceny, motor vehicle theft and arson. “We actually have the lowest crime rate since our inception,” Wilson said. [ more CRIME, page 13 ]

Students protest grading system Walkout planned at high schools Dec. 6 BY ANDY HOBBS editor@federalwaymirror.com

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Unfit premises: New city code targets rat-infested foreclosure includes cans, bottles, shoes, busted appliances, editor@federalwaymirror.com ripped carpeting, clothes, Federal Way will test a a sofa, a TV and a crib new city code on a trashed crammed with junk. and abandoned house that Neighbors have comsits in ownership limbo. plained about the ugly In May, the city’s mess attracting rats “unfit building” and critters as well NEWS code was amended as shady people to include unfit who pick through premises. Federal the pile. Way code enforceWith the propment will apply this erty qualifying under revised ordinance for the the city’s “dangerous and first time to a foreclosed unfit premises” ordinance, property at 3304 SW 340th Federal Way is taking the Place. necessary legal steps before The sizable patch of a contractor can clean the rain-soaked debris in the yard. vacant home’s front yard It will take a minimum BY ANDY HOBBS

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of 30 days, barring any appeals, before the city can obtain the legal authority to clear the debris from the private property. Code enforcement of-

ficer Greg Vause presented the case to a hearing examiner Nov. 29 at City Hall, but no one showed up on behalf of the property. [ more UNFIT, page 13 ]

More than 100 students gathered Tuesday morning at Decatur High School to protest the district’s new Standards Based Education system. There is also a buzz about students at all four Federal Way high schools staging a walkout during lunchtime on Dec. 6. As of press time, a Facebook site for the walkout had nearly 150 people confirm attendance. The system was introduced this year, and has created controversy among teachers and parents, especially those with students at Federal Way’s high schools. Standards Based Education (SBE) is aimed at creating standardization for teachers and students regarding grading, class content and other important areas. Critics say SBE creates an unfair playing field that reduces test scores, raises the failure rate and discourages students from trying. Supporters praise the system for focusing on specific goals and challenging students to improve. Tuesday’s protest began at 7:30 a.m. at Decatur’s track, complete with chants about saying no to the standards based system. Police were called to the scene, which was reduced

Nearly 100 students protested Tuesday morning at Decatur High School. COURTESY PHOTO to 25 protesters because anything larger requires a city permit. The students avoided trouble and eventually went to their regularly scheduled classes “to prove their education is important,” said parent Janette Braun. “I wanted to show the kids they had parental support,” said Braun, whose daughter is a sophomore at [ more PROTEST, page 13 ]

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Funding fight for basic education Historical society BY GREG ALLMAIN gallmain@fedwaymirror.com

Randy Dorn, the Washington state superintendent of public instruction, said his legislative agenda for 2012 will focus on keeping education funding — and also helping ineffective teachers improve. Dorn revealed his strategy for Olympia on Nov. 18 at the Washington State School Directors fall conference in Bellevue. “This state is in a tough economic situation,� Dorn said in his speech. “But if we cut basic education, that affects our children and their futures. We can’t

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let that happen.� One of the proposals that’s come down from Gov. Christine Gregoire is to shorten the school year by two days, something Dorn says he can’t let happen. With the state constitution’s Article IX saying that the state’s top priority is funding education, Dorn believes shaving two days from the school year is a “cut to basic education.� Dorn said a number of one-time savings can be achieved in 2012: t %FMBZJOH XIFO TDIPPMT receive their levy equalization by two months t %FMBZJOH XIFO EJT tricts receive some of the “apportionment� money by two weeks t %FMBZJOH EFQSFDJBUJPO payments for school buses for nine months Beyond his fight with the governor and state legislators over funding, Dorn said he will focus on improving ineffective teachers, and developing a system on what should happen when a school district finds itself financially insolvent. Dorn said he’s on board with the Teacher and

Principal Evaluation pilot on a plan of improvement, program, an entity tasked or remove them without by the state Legislature to the elongated system of create a new and uniform appeals we have now.� methodology for evaluatWhen districts go finaning teachers and principals. cially insolvent, Dorn said “The piloting they’re do- his office needs to have a ing now is some of the best procedure in place. As the in the nation. economic crisis Plus there’s a lot continues to drag of support for on, Dorn feels their work, both the chance for from teachers district insoland administravency is still very tors,� Dorn said. much possible. Even with that He said he hopes program in place, the state’s 295 Dorn said he’s districts continue concerned about to stay afloat underperform- Randy Dorn, state financially, but superintendent of is still interested ing teachers. The first step, public instruction, in developing a he said, is to set of rules for believes shaving try and help districts that go two days from the those teachers school year is a “cut belly up. improve. If that to basic education.� The state sudoesn’t work, perintendent will then Dorn feels continue to fight district’s should have more the good fight for educalatitude in dealing with tion funding, he said. them. “As I’ve said many times, “My proposal is this: it’s in our constitution teachers who receive the as the state’s paramount lowest rating in their duty to amply fund basic evaluations two years in education,� Dorn said. “I a row should revert back plan to hold the governor to probationary status,� he and the Legislature to their said. “Districts can then responsibility. There can be work with those teachers no cuts to basic education.�

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seeks city money ples of this include reaching out to Federal Way schools with local history resources, The Historical Society of hiring an administrator Federal Way wants more with museum experience or money from the city. knowledge, completing the During the Nov. 29 restoration of Denny Cabin, mid-biennium budget maintaining the Steel Lake adjustment public hearing, annex and developing a society president Diana brochure on historic sites in Noble-Gulliford thanked Federal Way. the city council for its past Outside of a request for support, but said she’d funding, Noble-Gulliford like to see an increase in also suggested funding to levels “Local history is the city adopt a similar to other historical preserpersonal. It’s not local cities. vation ordinance meant to be kept “The society for historical in a file cabinet or is in need of adlocked up in a vault.� buildings, homes ditional support and properties Diana Noble-Gulliford, from the city that in the city. When Historical Society of FW would be equal to cities do this, the support that she said, those surrounding citproperty values ies provide their increase. This also helps heritage organizations,� she the historical society obtain said. “Examples are City of grant funding from other Auburn: $300,000 (a year). sources. City of Renton: $216,220. With Federal Way Public City of Shoreline: $63,000. Schools asking voters to City of Fife: $50,000.� support the rebuilding/ Noble-Gulliford noted remodeling of Federal Way that these amounts do not High School, Noble-Gullipertain to capital projects ford posed a question to the or purchases, but are part of council regarding the comthe city budgets. Noblemunity’s collective memory Gulliford hopes city fundof the school. ing would help the society “This school was initially become a more active orga- built in 1929, and is the nization in Federal Way. city’s namesake. What Noble-Gulliford said memories are there, of this she’s not aware of any direct school, over the decades? funding from the city right Will it become a new now. She said the society contemporary building, gets a small amount of without any trace of the funding from King County historic building that once 4Culture for maintenance/ stood there?� she asked. operations, and that some Noble-Gulliford said money comes from the the historical society had Federal Way Arts Commis- recently created a Facesion. The largest funding book page and posted a source for the society is picture of Denny Cabin, membership fees. asking people to share their “The additional supmemories of the cabin. port requested is needed “Local history is personin order for the society to al. It’s not meant to be kept provide quality programs in a file cabinet or locked and exhibits,� said. Examup in a vault.� BY GREG ALLMAIN

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1PMJDF #MPUUFS Following is a sample from the Federal Way police log: t .BO TUBZT JO SFTUSPPN UPP long: At 1:03 a.m. Nov. 24 in the 31000 block of Pacific Highway South, a man entered a gas station restroom. According to the report, the attendant became nervous when the man hadn’t exited the bathroom in over 20 minutes. Upon arrival, police attempted to make contact with the man, but received no response. The police then forced entry into the restroom, where they found the man attempting to open a bottle of wine. t 5IFGU BU UIF HZN At 7:53 a.m. Nov. 23 in the 2100 block of South 314th Street, a victim reported that someone had rummaged through their wallet at the gym. There were no witnesses or suspects. t (BSBHF EPPS PQFOFS At 7:47 a.m. Nov. 23 in the 29000 block of 1st Place South, the victim’s vehicle was broken into. According to the report, unknown suspects took the victim’s GPS device, sunglasses and garage door opener. t #VSHMBST PS HIPTUT At 1:54 p.m. Nov. 24 in the 28000 block of 25th Place South, a woman reported someone had broken into her home. According to the police report, the woman stated that someone had entered her home, taken a picture that was on a wall and placed it on the floor. The woman stated that

when she had left earlier that day, her sliding door was locked, but upon returning, she found it unlocked. The woman said this isn’t the first time something similar had happened. t %BVHIUFS UISFBUFOT NPUI er: On Nov. 24 at 9:57 a.m. in the 1900 block of SW Campus Drive, a mother and a daughter got into a heated argument. According to police, sometime during the argument, the daughter picked up a knife and threatened the mother with it. The daughter was arrested and booked in King County Jail. t J1PE USBDLFE UP QBXO shop: At 10:36 a.m. Nov. 25 in the 3900 block of SW 337th Streeet, the victim provided police with the serial number of his/her iPod that had been recently stolen. According to police, the iPod had been pawned at a local pawn shop on Oct. 27 by a person known to the victim. t 3PPNNBUF Ü HIU At 2:15 a.m. Nov. 26 in the 2500 block of South 286th Street, police responded to a call about a fight. According to police, two adult male roommates had gotten into a fight with each other, with one punching the other twice in the face. The puncher was arrested. t .BO XJUI LFZT At 6:54 a.m. Nov. 27 in the 33000 block of 9th Avenue South, a man was detained by police for being in an area that had recently had a rash of commercial burglaries. The man had a large collection of keys on his person. The police checked local buildings and found no signs of attempted forced entries, and let the man go on his way.

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Redondo shooting suspect at large “We wanted to up the reward and make it more editor@federalwaymirror.com attractive for people to A community fundraiser come forward,� said Lenz, will increase the reward for a longtime friend of the information leading to the Thomas family. “The outsuspect accused of killing a pouring of this community Des Moines woman. has been unbelievable.� Jayme Thomas, 19, died Jayme Thomas was a after being shot 2011 graduate of early morning Nov. Mount Rainier 5 in the backseat of High School and a vehicle in the 800 was studying at block of Redondo Highline ComWay South. A munity College to 24-year-old male become a nurse. was also shot at the As a lifeguard, she +BZNF 5IPNBT scene, but has since taught toddlers been treated and to swim, and was released. heavily involved in her Witnesses reported that youth group at Resurrecan argument occurred betion Lutheran Church. Lenz tween two separate groups said youth from the church before the shooting. Two who knew Thomas will unidentified men started hold a rally Nov. 30, and passing a gun around, then help serve guests at the Dec. fired shots into a vehicle 7 fundraiser. where Thomas sat, accord“People are just hurting ing to police. in this community, and her An Italian dinner and family is just devastated,� silent auction fundraiser, said Lenz, a SeaTac resicalled “Justice for Jayme,� dent. “There are people out will run 6 to 8 p.m. Dec. 7 there with information that at Resurrection Lutheran are afraid to come forward. Church, 134 S. 206th St., It’s our prayer and our hope Des Moines. that someone does. I don’t Event organizer Patthink the family can heal tie Lenz hopes to raise at least $3,000 to increase the $1,000 reward currently offered by Crimestoppers. BY ANDY HOBBS

until they have some kind of justice for Jayme.� Des Moines police continue to investigate leads and interview witnesses. Police are reviewing surveillance video from businesses in the Redondo area. Images of two suspect vehicles, along with a person of interest, were obtained from the Shell station in the 29600 block of Pacific Highway South. Those images were captured about 30 minutes before the shooting, according to police. (see photos online at federalwaymirror.com) t 0OF TVTQFDU JT BO "TJBO male in his early 20s, about 5-feet-7-inches with stocky build and short/shaved hair. t " TFDPOE TVTQFDU JT B black male in his early 20s, about 5-feet-8-inches tall with a medium build and short black hair. t 0OF TVTQFDU T WFIJDMF is a black two-door Honda Civic, manufactured in the early- to mid-1990s, with flat gray front and rear bumpers with black and chrome rims. t " TFDPOE TVTQFDU T vehicle is described as a

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similar Honda Civic with black spoke rims, large chrome muffler, tinted rear windows and poor quality body work near the driver’s side wheel well. t "OPUIFS QFSTPO PG interest has been described as an Asian or Native American male in his early 20s, with a long ponytail, wearing an Express jacket and yellow LA hat. Anyone with information about the case should call the Des Moines Police Department at (206) 878-3301.

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I met Chloe Berta in 1994 when she arrived one morning to start a summer internship. Chloe had an interest in architecture and I had helped her to secure an internship where I was employed in Seattle. Until recently, I had no idea how close she would later be to the tragedy of 9/11. Chloe had become a United Airlines flight attendant in 1995. On the morning of 9/11, she attended the pre-flight meeting with the crew of UAL Flight 175, as she regularly did, for her routine flight from Boston to Los Angeles. Yet, on this morning, as she sat with her co-workers, she was told she wasn’t making the flight. A friend had failed to correctly schedule her on this day and she was now scheduled to take the 1 p.m. flight. As her crew friends left the room and waited for the elevator to take them to the plane, she said goodbye. Shortly afterward, flight 175 would be the second plane to fly into the World Trade Center. Like most, I was stunned to first learn of the plane crashes at the World Trade Center. I can’t imagine what it must have been like for Chloe to learn the second plane was UAL Flight 175. In a recent article that she wrote for the Marin Independent Journal, Chloe shares that the experience of narrowly missing the flight that ended the lives of so many, including the crew she normally flew with, was traumatizing. It shook her faith in an all-protecting God and left her asking, “Why them and not me?â€? Chloe continued: “Now, I’m married and am the mother of three children and my perspective has evolved. I want to be able to hold unto something more concrete than the feeling that at any moment it could be my turn to die — or my kids or husband! Now, 10 years later, I feel like I have come full circle in my belief system. I know that love is real and hope is alive and these qualities are universal and powerful. No matter what our experiences dictate, whether it be living or dying at any particular moment, the qualities that make up who we are continue to survive and live on forever, even if our experience is that we’ve moved from this earth. My fellow flight attendants on UAL Flight 175, Amy K., Michael, Alicia, Robert, Alfred, Kathryn, Amy J., and pilots, Victor and Michael, and all those who lost their lives on 9/11 are still with me today, alive in my thought. I’ve heard that the present is called the present because it is a gift and I try to remind myself of that every day – I have so much to be grateful for‌â€? In thinking back on 9/11, I’ve always remembered the spirit that unified New York City and [ more GUEST page 5 ]

Perspectives on new grading system I feel that some additional perspective on Standards Based Education (SBE) would benefit your readers whose children attend Federal Way Public Schools. The FWPS parents and staff should keep in mind that the standards represent the skills and knowledge that the students are supposed to master by June; it’s November. Furthermore, students earn A’s by mastering 90 percent of the Power Standards, which means

Federal Way holiday horoscope t "SJFT .BSDI "QSJM Follow your impulse to visit Federal Way’s official 2011 lighted Christmas tree at The Commons Mall. If you’re hoping for something bigger, understand that something is better than nothing. Pursue your vision of planting a towering coastal redwood at Celebration Park, then wrapping the tree in so many lights that it can be seen from space. t 5BVSVT "QSJM .BZ A romantic encounter awaits between you and Federal Way’s well-kept roads, which make more loyal and dependable companions than Seattle’s streets. Admire the smooth skin of Pacific Highway South, which is wrapping up construction after nearly a decade. t (FNJOJ .BZ +VOF Embrace the spiritual connection between you, your family and the holidays. Bond through group activities like singing Christmas carols in Federal Way neighborhoods. Spice up the lyrics for “12 Days of Christmas,� which sounds much more interesting with four call girls, three French maids, two fertile doves and a mattress in a pear tree. t $BODFS +VOF +VMZ Success is on the horizon, so let your ingenuity lead the way. Channel your creative energy toward building that dream project: a soundproof box to house your mother-in-law while she’s in town for the holidays. Install twinkling lights around the small window that’s used for her daily feeding. t -FP +VMZ "VH Give more than you receive during the holidays, but don’t even think about re-gifting the personalized clown-themed Christmas sweater that Grandma shipped two months early, you ungrateful tightwad. t 7JSHP "VH 4FQU Focus on the present. Be sensitive to the feelings of loved

ones, who suffer in silence every time you clip your toenails during “A Christmas Story.� t -JCSB 4FQU 0DU When making his list and checking it twice, even Santa was surprised to find your name filed under nice, especially with your recent naughty behavior — and you know what he means, buddy. t 4DPSQJP 0DU /PW Spread some extra holiday cheer this year, but not quite as much as you spread at the company party after losing count at the bar. t 4BHJUUBSJVT /PW %FD Clear communication is the key to understanding Federal Way’s most pressing problems, especially the Standards Based Education controversy plaguing the schools. Listen as much as you speak. t $BQSJDPSO %FD +BO The stars predict that coyotes in Twin Lakes will leave your cat alone. Remind your furry Federal Way friends how much you love them. Give them some scritchins under the chin, aw yeah, that’s a good little kitty. If your cat responds in English, just do what she says, or you will lose an eye. t "RVBSJVT +BO 'FC As children mimic your every move, learn to mimic their most sincere trait of all: their smile. Let children make you the better person you want to be. Shed all fears of leaving this world the same way you entered it: naked and screaming. t 1JTDFT 'FC .BSDI Optimism is the best motivator. Share your ideas for raising the quality of life in Federal Way. Use your innate ability to raise the overall happiness of this city. A grand vision is in the stars for you, so seize it with all your might. Squeeze that vision until it trickles down your knuckles. Andy Hobbs

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they’ve mastered at least 90 percent of the Learning Targets. If teachers are accepting 69 percent as the benchmark for passing a Learning Target, they should look at that as a means of raising the rigor and expectations for their courses. For some Learning Targets in my classes, I accept an 80 percent as the passing benchmark, but for others, I require 100 percent mastery to certify that a student

has mastered the target. The central administration of FWPS has told the teachers that our professional judgment still matters a great deal in determining whether a student has mastered a Learning Target, so statements that SBE is a one-sizefits-all system are an exaggeration. Consistency is not uniformity, and the FWPS administration continues to place a very high degree of trust in the professional-

ism of its teachers. I understand the frustration that this is causing my students. I had a good conversation with one of my most ambitious freshmen today, and she is very shaken because she has placed all of her goals upon her grades. I told her, as I tell anyone who will listen, the focus must be on the learning. If students, families and teachers worry about the learning, the grades will follow. If we worry

about the grades, the learning may or may not follow. I accept that this issue will become more contentious before it improves, but I piloted SBE last year, and my students did well under it. However, many of them did not start to thrive until late in the year when the knowledge and skills involved in the course started to cohere. I trust that my students will do the same again this year.

Brook Brayman, high school English and history teacher, The Technology Access Foundation Academy

www.federalwaymirror.com ican mayor in 2000 and 2006-07. Dovey first served on the council starting in 1995, and previously served as mayor in 2008-09. FROM STAFF REPORTS The reception will include cake Federal Way IN OTHER and light refreshhopes to complete ments. Park will the Phase IV work get another farewell on Pacific Highway at 6:30 p.m. Dec. South this weekend, 7, when the Korean starting on Dec. 2 and community meeting plans going no later than Dec. to honor him at the Federal 4. This pavement marking Way Community Center. work covers the stretch The public is invited. Food from S. 340th Street to S. and light refreshments will 272nd Street. be served. Local drivers should prepare for constructionrelated delays on that stretch of Pacific Highway South from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. FROM STAFF REPORTS All of this still is contingent According to the state upon the weather, accordDepartment of Health ing to the city. (DOH), Jacob and Sophia “We’ve been waiting were the top baby names in since early November for a Washington in 2010. Jacob stretch of dry weather that was also the most popular would allow the final work nationwide, while Isabella to be done,� said Cary Roe, was the most popular name public works and parks for girls across the U.S. director, in a news release. Jacob has continued to “It looks like we’ll get be one of the most popular several days with the right names dating back to 2001. conditions, so we’re going Here in Washington, Jacob to push to get the project finished for drivers and area was the top baby name for every year except 2002, businesses.� 2008 and 2009. In 2002 and The city hopes to com2008, Ethan was the most plete some additional work popular boy name in the in the next two weeks, state, while Alexander shot including adjusting street to the top in 2009. Of the utility valve covers, street landscaping and permanent 44,247 boys born in 2010 in Washington, 416 were signage. For more information on named Jacob, earning it the top honor. Phase IV, visit www.cityofThe most popular girl federalway.com/PhaseIV or name tends to fluctuate a contact (253) 835-2720 or bit more, according to the marwan.salloum@cityofDOH. Four names have federalway.com. been in the top five consistently for the past decade: Olivia, Isabella, Emma and Emily. Sophia’s popularity FROM STAFF REPORTS has surged since 2007, with 474 of the 42,233 girls born Outgoing Federal Way in the state being named City Council members Sophia in 2010. Mike Park and Jack Dovey DOH has a new text will be honored with a message service for expectreception at 6 p.m. Dec. 6 at ant mothers. Text4baby City Hall. Park is stepping sends weekly text messages down after nearly 15 years to help pregnant women of service on the council, and new mothers give their including stints as Washbabies healthy starts. Sign ington’s first Korean-Amer- up at www.text4baby.org.

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Federal Way public works crews installed a flashing yellow turn signal Tuesday at Pacific Highway South and South 316th Street. The flashing yellow arrows allow drivers to turn

during gaps in oncoming traffic instead of waiting for a green arrow signal. The turn signals from Pacific Highway will only operate as flashing yellow signals during low traffic volume periods of the day and week. Otherwise, the turn signals will operate as standard solid green arrows, according to the city. The new flashing yellow signals are intended to

December 3, 2011 [5] provide more turning time for Metro buses that turn onto South 316th Street en route to the Federal Way Transit Center, according to the city. The new signals are expected to improve traffic flow and reduce waiting times for turns. The city reports that the signal upgrade at this intersection, which sees about 35,000 vehicles daily, will

cost about $15,000. The city installed its first flashing yellow signal in 2006. Flashing yellow signals can be found at 12 intersections throughout Federal Way. Collisions at those intersections have decreased by 23 percent, while the severity rates of collisions at those intersections have decreased 34 percent, according to the city.

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[ GUEST from page 4] our nation. I recall the messages of support from around the world and the selfless and courageous acts of love and caring by so many that followed. These expressions of nobility are who we are and what I choose to remember most from 9/11. Having known Chloe and having read of her changed perspective on the events of that day, the tragedy of 9/11 has also touched me in a new way. In honor of the children who lost a parent, spouses who lost a loved one or those who lost a child — I feel an even stronger commitment to continue that spirit of love for one another in my own life.

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CALENDAR Craft City Holiday Bazaar: Activities run 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dec. 1-4. Local craft vendors, handcrafted gifts and cards. 35415 21st Ave. SW, Federal Way. Call (253) 517-9206. Visit craftcitycafe.com. A Christmas Carol: Charles Dickens’ classic ghost story “A Christmas Carol” runs Dec. 2-11. Performances are 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students, seniors, military and TPS members. Show valid ID for discount. Tickets are available on www.rosebudctc.org and at the door. Kathan fundraiser: Windermere South in Federal Way is holding a fundraiser to benefit the Kathan family. Julie Kathan has been an agent with this office for 12 years and is battling brain cancer. A holiday bazaar featuring numerous artisans, vendors and gifts will run 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 3 at 33405 Sixth Ave. S. Soups and baked goods will be available along with raffle prizes. Proceeds benefit the Kathan family. Contact: kjoyner@windermere.com. FW Symphony: The Symphony will host its holiday concert at 2 p.m. Dec. 4. The concert is filled with Christmas music that entertains everyone in the family. Holiday music favorites include The Nutcracker Suite and Christmas On Broadway. The Symphony performs at St. Luke’s Church, 515 S. 312th St., Federal Way. Tickets are $30 for adults, $25 for seniors (65 and up), free for students 18 and under. To learn more, visit federalwaysymphony.org or call (253) 529-9857. Budget meetings: Public hearing and meetings are scheduled to consider Federal Way’s 2011/2012 Mid-Biennial Budget Adjustment. Citizen comments will be accepted. Next budget meeting is 7 p.m. Dec. 6 at City Hall. Contact tho.kraus@ cityoffederalway.com. Leaders speak: Federal Way Noon Kiwanis meet at noon Wednesdays at Old Country Buffet on South 320th Street. Upcoming guest speakers include Biotech business owner Ken North (Dec. 7). Korean community meeting: The Dec. 7 quarterly Korean community meeting has been moved to the Federal Way Community Center. The public meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the center’s Community Room, 876 S. 333rd St. Call (253) 835-2605. Holiday open house: Drop in anytime from 3 to 6:30 p.m. Dec. 8 at Laurus Financial Group, 33801 1st Way S., Suite 261. Festive beverages and appetizers will be served. Bring a non-perishable food donation for the Multi-Service Center. RSVP: (253) 838-9943. Christmas with the Chorale: The Federal Way Chorale’s Christmas concert is 7:30 p.m. Dec. 9 and 6 p.m. Dec. 11 at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, 515 S. 312th St. The concert features Ralph Vaughan Williams’“Hodie,” a beautiful telling of the Christmas story in song. The Chorale will be joined by three great soloists, the South Sound Youth Choirs, and the Federal Way Chorale Orchestra (an orchestra of 30 players with Concertmaster Ilkka Talvi). Admission is $15-$18; children 12 and under free. For tickets, call (253) 250-3326 or visit www.fwchorale.com. [ more CALENDAR page 7 ]

www.federalwaymirror.com [ CALENDAR from page 6] AAUW: American Association of University Women will meet at 10:30 a.m. Dec. 10. Su Jordan will present a short program on package decoration and bow tying before the annual auction. Bring auction items, a friend, and an appetizer to share. Call (253) 924-1661. International Coin Collectors Association: A free public event will run 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dec. 12-17 (ends at 4 p.m. Saturday) at the Best Western Plus Evergreen Inn and Suites, 32124 25th Ave. S. The ICAA will be purchasing coins, paper currency, gold and silver. Call (217) 787-7767. Jazz LIVE: This month features guitarist Michael Powers in his third annual Christmas jazz concert at 5 p.m. Dec. 18 at Marine View Church, 8469 Eastside Drive NE, Tacoma. Admission is free to all ages. Attendees can enjoy hors d’oeuvres in conjunction with a fundraiser for the Marine View Guatemala mission team. Bring an unwrapped gift to donate to Federal Way area children. Call (253) 229-9206 or visit www.marineviewpc.org. Women’s Club: The Women’s Club of Federal Way monthly luncheon meeting will be 11 a.m. Dec. 21 at the Twin Lakes Golf and Country Club. Cost is $13. Costumed strolling carolers will entertain. Newcomers always welcome. To register, call (253) 838-6753 or (253) 839-2489 by Dec. 18. Pinocchio: Centerstage Theatre presents “Pinocchio,” another traditional English Christmas “Panto,” a fun-filled musical for all the family. This kind of pantomime is anything but silent. It’s loud, boisterous and full of music, and audience participation is encouraged. Show runs Nov. 26 to Dec. 23 at 3200 SW Dash Point Road. For tickets, visit www. centerstagetheatre.com. Occupy Federal Way: The anti-corporate protest started by Occupy Wall Street in New York City has reached Federal Way. Email OccupyFederalWay@gmail.com. Tax returns: Volunteers are needed to prepare tax returns for the elderly and low-to-middle income taxpayers in the area. Training is provided at no cost through the AARP Tax-Aide program. Open to all ages; AARP membership is not required. Call (253) 569-8855 or email dan@ducich.com. Amputee support: The Amputee Support Group at St. Francis Hospital will the second Thursday of the month from September to May at the hospital’s education room, 34515 Ninth Ave. S. Contact Stephen at (206) 850-9958. Food and toys: The annual Community Food and Toy Drive for Des Moines and Federal Way began Nov. 22. South King Fire and Rescue is accepting donations for holiday dinners and presents for local children. Citizens may drop off donations, toys or money through Dec. 16 at any SKFR station: 3203 S. 360th St.; 31617 1st Ave. S.; 33414 21st Ave. S.; 3700 S. 320th St.; 4966 S. 298th St.; 27010 15th Ave. S.; 2238 S. 223rd St. (Des Moines). Contact (253) 946-7246. Business education: The South Sound Regional Business Incubator hosts “Lunch and Learn” and business education classes through the end of the year. The classes are free to the public. Lunch and Learns run noon to 1 p.m. Thursdays, and the evening instruction runs 5:30 to 7 p.m. Mondays. To register, call (253) 929-1500.

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NEWS Bally fitness facility will close FROM STAFF REPORTS

Bally Total Fitness on 32818 1st Ave. S., which was recently changed to L.A. Fitness, is closing Dec. 8 after several years in business in Federal Way. Fitness International LLC, an affiliate of L.A. Fitness International, has acquired the assets to 171 Bally Total Fitness clubs nationwide. An employee at the Federal Way location

confirmed the closing but directed all other inquiries to the L.A. Fitness corporate office, which had not returned a call for comment as of press time Thursday. Bally membership at the Federal Way location has been transferred to the L.A. Fitness at 35009 Enchanted Parkway S.

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through Catholic Community Services establish goals to reach self-sufficiency with regular assistance from a case manager. FUSION’s all-volunteer crew maintains 16 transitional housing units in Federal Way and Northeast Tacoma. To learn more, visit fusionfederalway.org.

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It was a crazy way to start the 2011-12 basketball season for the Thomas Jefferson and Todd Beamer boys Tuesday night. In a game that included 57 fouls, a 19-point secondhalf comeback and a probable forfeit, the Titans eventually beat the Raiders in overtime, 70-66. But the result is on hold until a group of athletic administrators around the South Puget Sound meet to discuss a most-likely forfeit by Beamer. About two minutes into the fourth quarter, the TJ coaching staff alerted officials that a Beamer kid, who had played in three quarters during the junior varsity game earlier in the PREP SPORTS night, had participated in two quarters during the varsity contest. According to league rules, a player is only allowed to participate in four quarters during a given day. Beamer jumped all over TJ in the first half, rolling out to a 39-22 lead heading into the locker room. “We finally woke in the second half,” said TJ head coach Kyle Templeton. “We were in foul trouble in the

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Decatur senior guard Dom Hunter is the leading returning scorer for the Gators. He averaged 14.2 points last year and hopes to lead the Gators to their sixth-straight state basketball tournament. CASEY OLSON, The Mirror

Jefferson and Beamer should both be improved and Eagles have plenty of talent, but are still young and inexperienced BY CASEY OLSON sports@fedwaymirror.com

The Decatur Gators are looking to tie the 1990s run of six consecutive state basketball tournament appearances this year. The Gators rolled into the state tournament from 1992 through 1997, spanning the tenures of head coaches Ed Boyce and Keith Cooper. But under Kevin Olson, the current Gators’ streak dates back to 2007 and could reach six with another berth into the Class 3A State Boys Basketball Tournament. Decatur finished 17-9 last season. “The players are used to winning,” Olson said. Leading the way for the 2011-12 edition of Decatur will be senior guards Dom

Hunter and Markus Rawls. The two are the lone starters returning for Olson. Hunter, a 6-footer, averaged 14.2 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists a game a season ago and Rawls, a 6-foot-1 point guard, chipped in 8.4 points and five assists. Also back for the Gators will be junior wing Abraham Ferrell-Logan. The 6-footer scored nearly six points a game and grabbed 4.5 rebounds. Olson will also be counting on newcomer Jeff Bartley, a 6-foot-3 senior. Decatur will have to replace the all-time leading scorer at the school this season. Jerron Smith is currently playing at Portland State after finishing last year averaging 27.5 points and 6.1 rebounds a game. Also gone is leading rebounder Austen Wilson, who averaged 11 a game. He is currently attending Pacific Lutheran. “Who is going to score in the fourth quarter with the loss of Smith and who is going to get the rebounds with the loss of Wilson?” Olson said. The Gators will have to contend with the [ more BASKETBALL PREVIEW page 11 ]

Last year’s record: 17-9 overall, 8-2 SPSL 3A

Strong returners: Jr. Danny Park, Pont guard; Jr. Daryon James, Guard; Sr. Kendall Green, Wing; Sr. Jacob Thoreson, Wing; Jr. David Luafatasaga, Forward; Jr. Tyshawn Webster Piper, Forward.

Strong returners: Sr. Dom Hunter, Guard; Sr. Markus Rawls, Point Guard; Jr. Abraham Ferrell-Logan, Wing.

Top newcomers: Jr. Josh Duckworth, Guard; Soph. Pekedey Ren, Guard; Jr. Hunter Henry, Forward.

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Last year’s record: 6-13 overall, 5-11 SPSL South

Last year’s record: 14-10 overall, 11-5 SPSL South

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www.federalwaymirror.com [ BASKETBALL PREVIEW from page 10 ] Lakes Lancers again this season. Lakes won the 3A state title last season and returns a bulk of that team, including all-staters Nate Guy and Zach Banner. Decatur finished second to Lakes in the SPSL 3A Division and also placed second at the West Central District Tournament. Auburn Mountainview also looks like a team that could do some damage in the SPSL 3A.

Jefferson Head coach Kyle Templeton is hoping that his basketball team can build on the success that the Jefferson football program experienced during the fall season. For the first time in the 40-plus-year existence of the school, the Raiders football team advanced into the postseason. In comparison, the basketball program hasn’t been to the playoffs since 1985. “I am excited to see if we can follow in the football team’s steps and make the postseason for the first time in a long time,� Templeton said. “We are going to follow their lead and fight like crazy to give ourselves that opportunity.� The Raiders bring back six of their top nine from a season ago, when they finished just 3-13 in the rugged SPSL North. Leading the returners are guards Danny Park and Daryon James, wings Kendall Green and Jacob Thoreson and forwards David Luafatasaga and Tyshawn Webster Piper. Templeton also will be

counting on guards Josh Duckworth and Pekedey Ren, along with forward Hunter Henry. The three are all new to the TJ varsity roster. “Our guard play is going to determine how far we go,� said Templeton. “I think we have one of the better backcourts in our league. We have five legit guys that will get minutes in the backcourt and they can all play. Park and James both took their lumps as starters in the SPSL North last year as sophomores, but they have both improved a ton.� Park is the leading returning scorer for the Raiders after averaging 9.2 points a game, and James was right behind at 8.2 a game. Park’s high game came during TJ’s seasonending win over Mount Rainier when he pumped in 19. James finished with 19 points during a win over Decatur. Green ended last year averaging nearly five points a game, but Templeton expects a lot more from the senior. “Kendall Green is one of the most improved players in the league this year,� Templeton said. “He was wildly inconsistent last year, but he has really matured physically and I think he will be one of the better wings in the league, especially defensively.� Templeton will also be counting on the 6-foot-3 Luafatasaga to provide some bulk inside the paint for the Raiders. “A lot is riding on our big man David Luafatasaga,� he

said. “He is still new to the game, but he is a sensational athlete. We are working really hard on improving his skills. When those basketball skills catch up to his physical ability, he is going to be a monster. He needs to stay out of foul trouble for us and rebound the ball like a maniac.� But the lack of size is something that concerns Templeton, especially in rebounding. The Raiders’ guard-oriented attack is going to depend a lot on making outside shots to win games. “If we are making shots, we can beat just about anyone,� Templeton said. “However, when they are not falling, we have to be able to manufacturer points and be solid defensively. Defensive rebounds are going to be our biggest issue. If we are giving up 15-20 offensive rebounds a game, we are in big trouble no matter how well we shoot.� The Raiders opened their SPSL North season last night at home against Kentridge. “With six of our top nine back this year, I expect us

to continue to get better,� Templeton said. “And with only two seniors in our top nine right now, the light is bright for the first time in a while at Jefferson. The kids have worked incredibly hard to get better over the last several months.�

Beamer The Titans finished 6-13 a season ago under first-year coach Winston Bell. But the record was deceiving. Beamer lost several close games during the SPSL South regular season. Leading the list of returners might be one of the most underrated players in the state — Thomas Rhodes. Last season, the 6-foot-2 Rhodes was a triple-double machine for the Titans. Rhodes finished the season with a handful of tripledoubles with points, rebounds and blocked shots. Rhodes was an honorable mention All-SPSL South selection despite playing in only 13 games. He averaged 18.1 points and 12 rebounds for the Titans and had a season-high 31 points

in a Jan. 21 win over Bethel. Beamer also has a group of very talented newcomers, led by junior Juwan Flowers. The 6-foot guard showed what he could do in the Titans’ opening game of the season Tuesday night when he poured in 31 points against Jefferson. Sophomore Lucious Brown finished with 13 points during the opener. “This year our strength should be defense,� Bell said.

Federal Way The Eagles got a rude awakening during their opening two games of the season in Vancouver earlier this week. Federal Way was beaten up by Evergreen and Union on back-to-back nights. But both of the teams are rated in the top 10 during the early season and feature two of the better players in the state in Caleb Dressler and Jordan Chatman. The Eagles are also an extremely young and inexperienced team led by longtime coach Jerome Collins. Federal Way features

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Flowers dominated in overtime. Flowers finished with a gamehigh 31 points, followed by 13 from Lucious Brown and 10 from senior Thomas Rhodes. Decatur — The Gators (1-0) knocked off the Auburn Riverside Ravens Tuesday night in their opener at Decatur, 64-55, also in overtime. Decatur outscored Auburn Riverside, 12-3, during the five-minute overtime session. The Gators were led by 16 points from Markus Rawls, 15 from Dom Hunter and 14 from Abraham Ferrell-Logan. Federal Way — The Eagles (02) were swept by two of the better

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www.federalwaymirror.com [ CRIME from page 1] One of the largest contributing factors to this reduction, especially from 2010 to 2011, Wilson said, was the work of the Special Operations Unit, a group of officers that focus on the transit center, city parks and the downtown core. “In one year, that unit has been able to reduce crime in the downtown reporting district by 50 percent,� Wilson said. “That effort, combined with the support of our patrol, investigative and department staff, has contributed to this reduction that we’ve seen.� The chief then looked at the annual index crime rate, saying projections for 2011 have it down 9.5 percent from 2010. Also down is the number

of calls for service, from the third quarter of 2010 to the third quarter of 2011. That number dropped from 46,452 in 2010 to 40,945 for 2011, representing a 12 percent change. Wilson credited the city’s efforts to reduce false alarms calls, along with Valley Communication installing a new protocol regarding false alarms. “All of these, in part, have contributed to a reduction in calls for service,� the chief said. With the reduced calls in service, Wilson said the average response time also typically sees a drop. But, regardless, FWPD has been trending to shorter response times since 2005. In 2005, police took on average 15.37 minutes to respond to a call. In 2008, that had been shaved down to 15 min-

utes even, while in 2010, the average response time dropped to 13.78 minutes. For 2011, the average response time has fallen to 13.54 minutes. Wilson said the drop from 2010 to 2011 was encouraging because the highest time for call volume is the summer months. He feels Federal Way police will hold the line in the last month of 2011 and keep that average lower than it was in 2010. One other statistic Wilson shared was the number of commissioned officers per 1,000 citizens. Federal Way’s rate is 1.37, comparable to that of Auburn (1.41), Renton (1.32), and Bellevue (1.43). Overall, Wilson said he’s proud of the work his force has done while having to undergo layoffs and significant reorganizations.

December 3, 2011 [13] [ PROTEST from page 1] Decatur. “We thought the point had been put across.� Braun, one of three adults at the scene, said she is working with other parents to obtain permits for a Dec. 13 protest near City Hall. With both of her children struggling in the SBE system, Braun supports the idea of reform in Federal Way schools. She plans to meet with a district administrator for more information. Taylor Fitzgerald, a junior at Decatur who organized Tuesday’s protest, said the system is unfair to students who don’t test well. Although she admits the system makes her work harder in school, Fitzgerald hopes to see a compromise in the grading system. One suggestion would be to start the system with elementary school students, allowing them to grow up with it throughout their school career. “The biggest question everybody has is, what was wrong with the old grading system that everyone had to change it?� she said. “People are all confused. They don’t understand anything.�

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