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Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure celebrates 20th anniversary BY RUTH WHYMAN UW News Lab
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amela Ridgway is a three-time breast cancer survivor. First diagnosed in 1994, her mission ever since has been to increase awareness, funding and support within the community.
This year is the 20th anniversary of the Susan G. Komen Puget Sound Race for the Cure. The national organization was founded in 1982 by Nancy Brinker, in memory of her sister Susan. It now boasts 120 affiliate organizations pledging to help reduce breast cancer mortality rates and find a cure for the disease. Ridgway, who lives in Kirkland, originally attended a luncheon for breast cancer survivors
“I’m a true believer in education and early detection. We do a lot of work in areas that are under served. I’m proud to be a part of that.” Pamela Ridgway
hosted by Race for the Cure. She has been volunteering for the event since 2003, including serving three years on the Puget Sound affiliate’s board of directors. “I’m a true believer in education and early detection,” said Ridgway, who underwent a double mastectomy in 2000. “We
do a lot of work in areas that are underserved. I’m proud to be a part of that.” Breast cancer has never and will never discourage her from staying active and living life to the fullest, she said. She has completed 13 marathons and more than 50 half marathons, while also enjoying
Komen pages In honor of the 20th anniversary of the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure the Kenmore Reporter has gone pink this issue. long distance cycling and competitive tennis. Her active lifestyle is also a crucial part of her business. Marathon [ more KOMEN page 9 ]
Investigation of Bothell mother’s murder now centers around bicycle Smith’s estranged husband as a suspect in the killing. Herald writer However, multiple search The investigation of a warrants filed in the case Bothell woman’s February make clear that investigakilling now appears to focus tors are scrutinizing his on a bicycle somebody apactions around the time of parently didn’t want. her death. Bothell detectives are That includes what they examining whether the characterize as a misleading abandoned bicycle, recovstory he told investigators ered by police March 1, was about whether he owned a used by whoever bicycle. fatally bludgeoned “The investigaand stabbed Susann tion is ongoing,” Smith inside her Bothell police Sgt. home on Feb. 12. Ken Seuberlich said “Your affiant Monday. “We are believes that if the following up on bicycle was used as leads and this is just Susann Smith a means of transanother lead that we portation to and have developed.” from the crime After Smith, scene, trace evidence may 37, was found dead in her be present on the bicycle,” home, police questioned Bothell detective Michael the man about his transporStone said in an affidavit tation options. He denied filed in support of a Snoowning a bicycle, according homish County Superior to court papers. Court search warrant. A review of the man’s Police have not named [ more MURDER page 3 ]
Pamela Ridgway is a three-time breast cancer survivor. CONTRIBUTED
Police chase stolen vehicle to Everett, ending in crash BY MATT PHELPS mphelps@bothell-reporter.com
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The weekend ended in a wild and dangerous manner for the Bothell Police Department on Sunday night. An officer out on patrol located a stolen pickup truck around 11:20 p.m. and attempted to stop and pull it over in the 22100 block of 17 Ave. S.E. The vehicle refused to pull over and entered 405 northbound. Bothell police chased the vehicle to the 1-5 and 405 interchange where they broke off pursuit. “As the officers exited northbound I-5 at 164 [they] observed the pickup entering a business parking lot in the 1500 block of 164th St. S.E., where it collided with another vehicle,” said Bothell police Sgt. Ken Seuberlich. Bothell officers attempted to contact the driver in the business parking lot. The truck backed into one of [ more CRASH page 3 ]
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City of Kenmore, WSDFW make water access easier T
he city of Kenmore has made connecting its residents and community to the waterfront a priority. But it is now putting its money where its symbolic resolutions are. The city is set to spend nearly $200,000 to enhance water access from the dock at Log Boom Park and help upgrade improvements by the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife
(WSDFW) at the boat launch by the Sammamish River Bridge. “It has always been one of the top economic goals to enhance the city’s relationship with the waterfront,” said Kenmore City Manager Rob Karlinsey. “We want to connect the community to the water.” The city will invest $130,000 on the very long pier at Log Boom Park to give residents access to Lake Washington for non-motorized boats. City officials plan to install ramps and floats on
the pier. “As it is now it is too high off the surface of the water,” said Karlinsey. The project will not be completed until mid-July. The pier is about as long as a football field and Karlinsey said that it used to be about 100 feet longer. The pier was once used to back a railroad train down and dump logs into the water. Pilings can be seen at the end of the pier. The ramp will be installed at the first elbow off the walking path
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Local residents put their boat into the water at the boat launch west of the Sammamish River Bridge in Kenmore on the opening weekend of boating season. The site will get a proper boat launch with the capacity to handle two boats at a time. The project may alleviate traffic pressure on sunny summer days when the site is full of boaters. MATT PHELPS, Kenmore Reporter where the pier connects to the land along with two floats. The city has also contacted the owner of WhatsSup Stand Up Paddle and Surf in Bothell. The business rents kayaks and stand up paddle boards at the Bothell Landing. “WhatsSup will be opening up at Log Boom Park this season,” said WhatsSup owner and captain Steve Holmes. “We are going into our third season at Bothell Landing Park. We have customers who live in Kenmore and others who would like to
paddle Lake Washington.” Holmes said that WhatsSup’s goal is to get people out on the water in their neighborhood. The area has quite a bit of water traffic but it should not be a problem for the new business. “We don’t foresee an impact on the business,” said Holmes.
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Washington, said Karlinsey. But it will become an official boat launch as the WSDFW is investing $618,000 into the spot. “It comes out of the jobs now capital funds package,” said WSDFW project engineer John Hansen. The project will include installing a larger boat launch, which if used to capacity can handle two boats at a time. The project also includes paving, installing a parking lot and restrooms. Kenmore has agreed to pitch in $65,000 to plumb the bathrooms and bring electricity to the structure. One of the bigger impacts could be with traffic. On hot summer days the number of boats waiting to launch can back up traffic heading south on 68th Avenue Northeast. “We’re in a limited site no matter what we do,” said Hansen. “We will delineate the parking and add a 24 foot wide ramp. If people launch two at a time it will speed up the queuing process.” Construction on the project will begin in November to avoid conflicts with the current boating season. The city is also planning to install another ramp and float on the east side of the Sammamish River Bridge in 2014.
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Bothell teacher gets special gift from local builders By Reporter staff
Sharon Johnson of Bothell taught elementary school for 26 years until last year when Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS) forced her to retire. The disease has now made it impossible for her to speak or walk. But Johnson will be able to continue volunteering at an adult family home and stay active with her church, her friends and her family thanks to a free wheelchair ramp built as part of the 20th Master Builders Care Foundation’s Rampathon Event. Chris Huxford of Westhill, Inc., the Ramp Captain for Johnson’s ramp, views participating in Rampathon as tremendously rewarding. “Westhill has partici-
pated in the Rampathon for several years,” said Huxford. “Our team always looks forward to seeing the happiness on each recipient’s face as they wheel down a ramp for the first time. It is so gratifying to know we’ve given them a little bit of the freedom that most people take for granted. The ability to go in and out of their house as they please, makes a difference in their lives.” On one Saturday each May, volunteers from the Master Builders Care Foundation build ramps throughout King and Snohomish counties for low-income homeowners who, due to disability or disease, have trouble getting in and out of their homes. This year a total of 17
families will receive free ramps thanks to hundreds of volunteers from the homebuilding industry. To kick off the event’s 20th year, a ramp dedication and press event was held at Johnson’s home on Tuesday. The remaining ramps will be built tomorrow. “Ramp captains will lead their teams in constructing access ramps giving the recipients the ability to get in and out of their homes with greater ease and flexibility,” said Rampathon Chair Art Castilleja. “For many of them, it will be the first time in years they have not had to rely on family or friends just to get in and out of their homes.” According to Castilleja, each ramp represents a unique challenge for the
team as they adapt design and construction to the existing landscape and the recipient’s needs. “Our efforts pay huge dividends when the recipient uses his or her new ramp for the first time,” said Castilleja. “It is truly life-changing – both for them and for the volunteers. It’s that wonderful feeling that keeps our volunteers coming back year after year.” Craig Kruger, President of the Master Builders Care Foundation, wanted to especially thank HomeStreet Bank, presenting sponsor of this 20th anniversary Rampathon. Since its inception, the Rampathon event has built more than 350 free ramps throughout King and Snohomish counties.
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We share some passions in our greater Bothell community. We love the outdoors, we love the successes of our kids at the high schools and colleges, and we love our festivals (especially if they include wine). June 7th marks the next opportunity to enjoy the wines of our region as the Chamber of Commerce hosts another Vintage Bothell Wine Walk in downtown Bothell. For those of you who have never been, you buy a ticket online before the event ($20) or at the event ($25, while supplies last), you bring your own glass, you receive tasting tickets at check-in, and then you meander through the shops in downtown Bothell tasting the wines brought to you by local vendors. You may even find a few appetizers along the way and get special deals at the merchants who are hosting the wineries. At the end of your walk, you have the option of buying a bottle of that wine that tantalized your palate. I love working at this event. As a volunteer for the Chamber, I look forward to the opportunity to meet so many people who come out for a good night. More specifically, every person who comes to the event seems to be in a great mood. There is nothing more special to me in Bothell than these Wine Walks because it embodies a sense of community.
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credit card bills, however, showed that in late November he bought a bicycle at a store in Seattle. Last month, detectives obtained an invoice from the sale. It showed that Smith’s husband had purchased a Trek 7.2 FX Disc bicycle, the search warrant said. A search of the GPS device in the man’s car also placed the vehicle near the bicycle store that same afternoon. “During searches of Susann Smith’s residence and searches of (the man’s) property, the Trek bicycle was not located,” Stone said in the affidavit. Likewise, nobody who knew the man told investigators about the bike. On March 1, however, a Bothell man called police about a bicycle he noticed that was left unattended for several days at businesses and apartment complexes around the Canyon Park neighborhood. Police logged the abandoned bicycle into the Bothell police evidence room. On April 24, a detective checked serial numbers on the bicycle and confirmed that the Trek 7.2 FX Disc bicycle found in March had the same serial number as the one Smith’s husband bought in November, the affidavit said. The bicycle was photographed and packaged and sent to King County’s evidence processing laboratory pending court approval to search it for latent prints, DNA and other trace materials. At the time of the killing, the man had been living at an apartment just under two miles from Susann Smith’s home, the search warrant affidavit said. He’s since moved into the house where she was killed. Police have distributed fliers in Smith’s neighborhood several times asking for anyone with information to come forward.
transported to Harborview Medical Center for medical attention. The suspect driving the pickup, a 33-year-old Seattle man, was arrested and sustained what are believed to be non-life threatening injuries. He was transported to Providence Medical Center. “It is anticipated the
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a car in the intersection of Rucker Avenue and Pacific Avenue. “The pickup flipped upside down and slid onto the sidewalk,” said Everett Police Community Information Officer Aaron Snell. “The collision pushed the car northbound on Rucker Avenue and onto its side.
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Wag the Dog and it will bite back
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as the outcome of Seattle’s May Day protest really a surprise? A week of television hype prior to May 1 focused on what previously went wrong and could go wrong again. Every Seattle news station followed up its apocalyptic previews on the day of, sending multiple teams of cameramen and reporters to the streets. Crews weaved through crowds, providing hours upon hours of live coverage. There was only one problem — in the world of protests, the march was benign. There was only some sign waving here and some chanting over there. Television reporters remained persistent, filling dead air with words like “violence” and “mobs.” In reality, viewers were treated to dramatic live coverage of nothing. However, the TV guys finally proved if you Wag the Dog long enough, it will bite back. After hours of peaceful protests, the assault of a TV news reporter and his cameraman launched a series of arrests. An event that deserved minor coverage at best, turned into the chaos they were looking for. In an amateur video of the incident, someone in the crowd can be heard saying, “You want violence, over here cameraman.” This begs the question, if the stage wasn’t there, would the result have been the same?
I don’t think so. There are bad eggs in every group, but the majority were there to peacefully protest whatever cause they support. I’m not saying local TV should have ignored the event — it is news after all. But a single cameraman shooting stock footage of protesters would suffice. Quite honestly, that’s all it’s worth. Instead, multiple reporters from multiple stations integrated themselves in the crowd and gave live play-by-play of nothing. They acted as antagonists, eventually launching the violence
they were there to cover. I believe in news. I work in the industry after all. But, when a news organization creates or becomes the news itself, there is a huge problem. Hopefully there was a lesson learned during this year’s events. If not, I fear this is a scene that will continue to repeat itself every May.
Kevin Endejan is the Assistant Editor of the Issaquah Reporter and a Bothell resident.
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Donate your change to the Northshore School District to make a differece May is the third annual Milk Money Month for the Northshore Schools Foundation. If you see one of our bottles in Kenmore, Woodinville or Bothell with an big-eyed cow holding a Milk Money sign at a local merchant’s counter, please empty your change and you’ll be supporting the Northshore Schools Foundations Intiative to help Advanced and Disadvantaged Learners in the Northshore School District. There are over 180 homeless children in our district and funds raised will be used to buy them school clothes, school supplies, books, yearbooks, school pictures and pay advanced test fees as well as caps and gowns for high schools seniors and other school related costs. When you drop your change in one of our bottles, know that all funds raised in the campaign will be doubled by the generous commitment of the Windermere Foundation Northlake Office. It’s not hard to make a difference, if you don’t mind throwing in some spare change. Here is a list of businesses which are collection sites in the Kenmore and Bothell area but there are also many in Woodinville as well:
controversial partnership with McAlexa’s Café, Bank of Bargains, Donald’s continues to come under Banner Bank Bothell, Bella Pizza, fire. This morning, in advance of Bothell BECU, Bothell Main Street the PTA’s annual convention in Antiques, Brew, Dawn’s Candy Bellevue from May 3-5, Bothell & Cake, Dr. Dallman, Extreme resident Alba Suarez, parent of a Pita - Canyon Park, Fey and Grey Skyview Junior High student and a june-aug 2012, Gallo de Oro, JC Bothell High School student as well Market, Julio’s, Kozy Korner Café, as a PETA member, a nurse, a forLyly Hair Studio, Lyon’s Den, Michael’s Auto Body, Mill’s Music, Pen mer teacher, and a volunteer with the PTA for the last 10 years, sent a Thai, Pizza Bank, Rain City Wines, letter calling on the PTA to cancel Spartas Pizza and Spaghetti House, the partnership, which she says Steve’s Café, Sun Cleaners, Sushi sends the message that the PTA Zone, The Ranch, Toys that Teach, endorses unhealthy foods—which Ultra Custom Cleaners, Uncle are linked to the childhood-obesity Peteza’s Pizza, Woodlawn Optiepidemic and to cruel factorycal, Yakima Fruit Market, Chalet farming practices. Cadeau, Espresso Works, Elle As Suarez explains in her Marie Salon, Golden Nails NORTHSHORE letter, fast-food consumpSpa, Jay’s Cafe, Jiffy Lube, tion is a major contributKenmore Camera, Kening factor to childhood more Subway, Manhattan obesity, and McDonald’s Express, Northlake Windmenu is packed with burgers, ermere, Ostroms Drug & Gift, chicken nuggets, and other highRocky’s Corner Store, Snapdoodle fat, high-sugar items. In addition, Toys, Super Supplements, Tai Ho, McDonald’s has repeatedly refused Teriyaki of Kenmore, The UPS to require its chicken suppliers to Store, Knoff, Fettig & Naumann, Totem Lake Trader Joe’s and Wind- upgrade to a less cruel chickenslaughter method, meaning that ermere NE Office. chickens killed for McNuggets Thanks to all for their support. sustain broken wings and legs and Sara, Christina and Davina, The are often even scalded to death in Milk Money Moms de-feathering tanks. “Despite the revenue from the partnership, I urge you to consider its true long-term cost—the promotion of unhealthy and inhumanely produced foods to our children,” Suarez writes. “I ask that you and the board please reconThe Washington State PTA’s
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sider this partnership and keep the PTA focused on the children’s best interests.” Alba Suarez’s letter to the PTA follows: Dear Ms. Hobbs, As a mother, a nurse, and a volunteer with the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) for the last 10 years, I am concerned that the partnership between the Washington State PTA and McDonald’s sends the wrong message—namely, that the PTA endorses unhealthy foods, which are linked to the childhood-obesity epidemic and to cruel factory-farming practices found at the restaurant chain’s supplier farms. Despite the revenue from the partnership, I urge you to consider its true long-term cost—the promotion of unhealthy and inhumanely produced foods to our children. I ask that you and the board please reconsider this partnership and keep the PTA focused on the children’s best interests. Childhood obesity and its resulting health effects are of great concern to me as a public-health nurse because it is now a national epidemic, with one-third of American children and teens in the overweight or obese categories. There are several contributing factors to this chronic disease, and fast-food consumption is undeniably one of the major ones.
Alba Suarez, Bothell
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City of Bothell lays out argument in federal free speech lawsuit Beck said that his intention was to reassure Barnhart that he would he federal freenot be physically ejected speech lawsuit a or arrested and that city Bothell man filed staff was “encouraging against the city of Bothell him to attend and parhas gained some regional ticipate.” Beck also stated media attention. that Barnhart took many But because the issues said Beck in the court filof the things that were are in litigation, city ing. “They suggest that, if told to him and mischarofficials are unable to anything, Mr. Barnhart’s acterized them. comment. actions in now suing the The issues with BarnHowever, recent court city are in retaliation for hart’s signs have been documents shed light on the city’s refusal to bend long running. the city’s side of the matto his will.” “I have been called out ter. The city of Bothell Beck said that Barnhart of council meetings recently filed a has threatened to sue the to try to deal with response in United city in many instances. him, particularly BOTHELL States District “… the court should be after officers have Court describing aware that Mr. Barnhart, tried to reason their opposition to when displeased with the with him with no the lawsuit and an city, has made explicit success,” said Beck. injunction request. threats to retaliate by Both sides see BarnBothell resident James suing Bothell and that he hart’s current and past Barnhart filed the lawsuit issues with the city as part has a history of litigation against the city in April of the litigation. Barnhart with the city that long after city officials passed pre-dates the council’s believes that the city is an ordinance barring adoption of revisions to singling him out in many signs from council meetits council meeting decoinstances. ings larger than 11 by rum rules,” said Beck. But Beck pointed out 17 inches. Barnhart has Bothell Mayor Mark the long-running code brought many different violation issues that Barn- Lamb also defends the signs, larger than 11 by 17 hart has with the city. He city in court documents, inches, to council meetsaid that Barnhart’s issues stating that the city does ings to make his “voice” not prohibit signage with the city during the heard. outside of the council past decade have taken a But the city argues in chambers. lot of time and resources court documents that the “The city has not interaway from the staff. new ordinance does not “Mr. Barnhart’s dealings fered with such exprescurtail Bothell residents’ with the city over the past sion by Mr. Barnhart in ability to speak their terms of viewpoint and decade or so also place mind during council content,” said Lamb. “It his accusation of retaliameetings. has asked for compliance tion in a different light,” “The city’s sign policy does not prohibit any channel of communication: signs are allowed … Council visitors can Rev. JoAnne Averett, MA verbally comment on June 2nd, 9:30 am - 1:30 pm, th 13901 NE 175 St., Woodinville, Wa 98072 agenda items or nonA fun and interactive class that teaches you the legal agenda items during the responsibility and creative techniques to perform any type of visitor meeting segment. wedding ceremony. After class completion you will become a wedding officiant and They can submit written ordained minister. materials into the record. And, they can communicate with larger signs or call JoAnne Averett at 425-481-7479 outside, as Mr. Barnhart joanneaverett.com Fee $200 Last class of the year! www.joanneaverett.com does regularly,” the documents state. The city also denies other allegations from Barnhart, such as that the city attempted to intimidate him or bar him from the city council meeting. “I told Mr. Barnhart first and foremost that we would not arrest him or forcibly remove him for entering council chamIn home daycare with: bers with an oversized • Nurturing Environment Be kindergarten ready, • Qualified & Educated Staff sign,” said city attorney sign up today! • Yummy & Nutritious Menu Joe Beck in court docu• Hands on Learning ments. “… I told him the • Preschool Curriculum Sally Cote most that would happen Early Childhood and Parent Educator would be that the police 425.402.1076 would make an incident Sally@Littleexplorerpreschool.com www.littleexplorerpreschool.com report and forward it to the prosecutor for evaluation regarding whether To advertise in this section call any criminal violation warranting prosecution 425-483-3732 • www.bothell-reporter.com had occurred.” BY MATT PHELPS
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presence and the size of his signs are “shouting its message out of turn.” “Larger signs can block citizens’ views and ability to follow council proceedings,” said Lamb. “They can create physical crowding and discomfort for the public. Depending on their composition they can create a risk of injury.”
The city has asked that if the injunction is granted that a bond should be required to cover potential consequences or damages, including personal injury. The city is asking for the bond to be set at $100,000. A hearing on the injunction has not been scheduled.
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Northshore FBLA Students to Attend National Leadership Conference Eleven Northshore high school Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) students will start summer vacation in Anaheim, Calif., competing at the FBLA
National Leadership Conference, June 27-30. Inglemoor High School students Gary Wang, Jasmine Hawkins and Kevin Jin and Woodinville students Kassidy
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IHS musicians capture highest honors Inglemoor High School’s Orchestra, Wind Ensemble and Jazz Ensemble took the nation’s capital by storm during their trip to Washington D.C., April 11-16. The students had opportunities to explore the many historical highlights of our nation’s capital, had a personal meeting with Washington’s 1st Congressional District Congresswoman Susan DelBene, saw
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