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Library renovation meeting is June 13 A meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 13, at the Mercer Island Library to discuss plans to renovate the building. No preliminary plans are available. For more information, call 232-8736 or go to www.kcls. org/bond.
378 graduate at 56th Mercer Island High School commencement exercises at Key Arena
MIVAL artists reception set for Thursday, June 13
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On Saturday, June 15, Islanders are invited to bring items to be recycled or shredded to the Mercer Island Windermere parking lot at 2737 77th Ave. S.E. Items ranging from appliances to TVs, electronics, scrap metal and machinery will be accepted. Donations will benefit the Mercer Island Youth and Family Services Foundation.
Youth & Family Services baking contest is June 23 Mercer Island Youth and Family Services is hosting the second annual pie and dessert baking contest on June 23 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. during the Sunday farmers market. Islanders are invited submit their best homemade dessert or pie. For rules, go to www. mercergov.org.
No parking in plans for light rail station Sound Transit may partner with city on parking, bicycle storage is included By Mary L. Grady
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About 75 Islanders came to hear and see about the proposed design for the to-be-named Sound Transit light rail station on the Island. The station, already referred to as the Mercer Island station, will be set between 77th and 80th Avenues S.E., south across S.E. 80th Street from the Park-and-Ride lot. Dozens of Sound Transit officials were in attendance to answer questions and describe the many design features of the project to community members. The rail bed and station plat-
form will be constructed in the existing center lanes of Interstate 90 right-of-way. In order to construct the station within the highway lanes, new HOV lanes are to be constructed on the outer lanes of the main line. The HOV center lanes will be shut down by the end of 2016 for the duration of construction, planned to end in 2023. Passengers will enter and exit along 77th Avenue S.E. or 80th Avenue S.E. At both ends of the station platform, stairs, an elevator and escalator will move people up or down the 25 feet from the street to the platform level. At street level will be a large, glass enclosed ‘head house’ that will surround the passengers as they enter and exit. It will rise 45 feet from the platform level. That portion of the design is enclosed with
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glass and will be lit. “It is to be open and light,” architect David Hewitt said. “At night it will become a beacon, like a lantern. It will make for an ‘expressive’ entrance to the station.” In Sound Transit terms, the Island station is smaller than some, yet will be 80 feet longer than a football field from end to end. Some details about the design are still in flux to allow community members to weigh in. The selection and placement of art is yet to be determined. The platform below street level will mostly be open, but will be partially covered with an awninglike structure. Since the platform will sit inside the existing highway right-of-way, tall acoustical walls will be constructed on either side. The public area above will be limited, but will include ticketing and bike storage. The intention is to make the facility “a proud moment for the community,” Hewitt said.
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Mercer Island High School faculty and students watch as one of three rounds of diplomas are handed out at Key Arena on Thursday, June 6, during the district’s 56th commencement ceremony. See more photos on pages 10 and 11 of this issue.
Mercer Island High School celebrated its 56th annual commencement on Thursday, June 6, at Key Arena. The class of 2013 included 378 graduates who celebrated earning their high school diplomas. The evening featured a national anthem performed by Jacob Aboulafia, who cracked a smile at his classmates as they cheered for him on stage. The five class valedictorians — Isabel Christy, Corey Goelz, Natalie Marques, Emily Morse and Christina Williamson — spoke about navigating the future, and
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The Mercer Island Visual Arts League will host an early artist reception on Thursday, June 13, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Community and Event Center. Meet artists Patricia Tamburini, Beni Chen O’Connell, Ed McCarthy and Anna Macrae. The show will open July 19.
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Part of the public process will involve naming the station. Islanders will be encouraged to weigh in on what they think would be a good name, although Mercer Island would seem to be the only name that would make sense. Engineers have worked for years on design to allow trains to travel safely across moving expansion joints on a floating bridge. It is a complex undertaking. The rail crossing of Lake Washington will only be the second one ever designed in the United States. Testing of the water crossing included a weight test. Engineers brought in a logging truck onto I-90 weighted to simulate the load of an in-service rail car. Soon, two train cars will be sent to a testing facility in Pueblo, Colo., where a test track has been set up to simulate the Lake Washington crossing. When the project is complete, Sound Transit officials expect 2,000 boardings each day on the Island by the year 2030. The segment running
despite all the technology that connects us, never to lose that personal touch. Their speech was followed by a rousing clarinet duo by Jimmy Abrahamson and David Stewart, playing Duet No. 2 for Two Clarinets by Henri Lazarus, which earned them a standing ovation. One of the highlights of the night was the faculty speech by MIHS band director Parker Bixby. His speech, “Don’t lie to your parents,” highlighted what he tells his students every Friday as they leave his classroom. “Don’t lie to your parents; they love you,” he said, with members of the band echoing his words. He explained that as wonderful and exciting as the day is for the graduates, it’s more exciting for their parents, families and teachers who have worked for 18 years to get them to this point.
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This rendering shows passengers on the train platform to be constructed in the center lanes of I-90 and the ‘head house’ that will enclose the stairs and escalators at either end. Sound Transit planners estimate that by 2030, there will be 2,000 boardings per day on Mercer Island. across the Island will add to a system that will be 50 miles long when it is completed. Nearly all of the questions regarding the station from Islanders were about parking. Sound Transit will be working with the city to find a solution to the inadequate Park-andRide and the possibility of adding more parking at or near the site. But some
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Islanders worried about In response, Sound how to get to the station or Transit officials made it be dropped off there. clear that neither the staDoug Wilkinson from tion design nor the placeCovenant Shores wanted ment of additional parking to know if if any, was a shuttle complete. could drop S o u n d off seniors at Tr a n s i t ’s either end. P a u l He was told Bennett that dropsaid there Marc Berejka off zones for South end resident were addieither shuttle t i o n a l buses or cars pieces to have yet to be worked be determined. out. He said that there was “I don’t consider it talk about partnering with an asset for me,” said the city to find more parkSouth end resident, Marc ing. Berejka, echoing the senFor more information timent of many. “I can’t and to find out how to commake use of it without a ment or suggest a name, go place to park.” to www.soundtransit.org.
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Council vets nonprofit development at Mercerdale Park I-90 tolling update By Mary L. Grady
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The Mercer Island City Council discussed two proposals that would involve construction on the edges of Mercerdale Park at their mini-planning session on Saturday, June 8.
Thrift Shop expansion The first piece is a proposal to enlarge and upgrade the city’s wildly successful Thrift Shop, whose proceeds help fund the city’s Youth and Family Services staff and programs. The Thrift Shop, at the corner of 78th Avenue S.E. and S.E. 34th Street grosses some $800,000 per year. The shop is run by volunteers and one paid city staffer who unload, sort, price and sell the goods and manage the mountains of trash generated by the store donations. The city had preliminary plans drawn up to out a plan to increase the selling space of the shop by separating collection and sorting facilities in the former pool building as well as provide for more parking and better access. The proposal includes a new access lane for donation drop-offs along 78th Avenue S.E. that would end in a cul-de-sac and turn around on park land next to the play area. A new building east of the existing facility would house the drop-off, sorting and staff areas. The changes would result in at least 3,000 square feet of additional sales floor. The proposed cost of the
project is $2.5 million. The city is considering how best to finance the construction of the changes. Some changes to the existing building may trigger the need for seismic upgrades and fire suppression equipment. The proposal would also require an expansion of the existing parking area by 20 spaces. The site is also plagued by stormwater runoff issues. The city hopes to use the store proceeds to make Youth and Family Services self-sufficient and eliminate the subsidy for the department from the city’s general fund. After debating the design of the new additions, the City Council said that the city should move forward to study the proposal further.
Youth Theatre Northwest considers two sites Youth Theatre Northwest will need a new home after construction begins in the megablock around Mercer Island High School. Both patrons and management of YTN have long been looking for a site to rehome and expand their drama programs for youth. Preliminary plans presented to the City Council on Saturday took the existing size of the site at the old North Mercer gym, a 14,000-square-foot space, and expanded it to a 24,000-square-foot space in or near the Town Center.
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A newer and larger Youth Theatre Northwest is proposed for the northwest corner of Mercerdale Park on the old recycling center site and Bicentennial Park land. A site at the Mercer Island Community and Event Center is also being discussed. Plans call for three performance spaces. YTN would raise the money for the project. Both sites would require an arrangement for the nonprofit to use city land. City Manager Rich Conrad cautioned that the city and YTN are a long way off from selecting a location or deciding on how the site would be managed or leased. YTN must raise money privately for the project. “We have more study and work ahead of us before the Council is ready to make a decision on which site to make available to YTN,” Conrad said. “We also have much to consider about the relationship the city will have with YTN — whether it would be as a tenant, lessee, building manager or
owner/financier.” The Council discussed the projects on the merits of what was appropriate for each site, whether it be size, parking availability and marketing concerns. But most agreed that for a theater, the Town Center site would be ideal for its proximity to complementary activities such as restaurants and the number of people who live nearby. At issue at both sites is the competition for parking. And finally, YTN would need to raise private money for construction. A space visible in the Town Center would make it more appealing to potential donors, said Manny Cawaling of YTN. The Council, concerned about the other Free projects in the works as estimates well as impacts on neighbors and parking, was split on whether to move Custom slipcovers on the Eastside since 1985 forward to select one site or the other. The Council • Custom designs • Personal service agreed that more study • Quality workmanship • Washable fabrics was needed.
It would include three performance spaces: a 250-seat theater, a 100-seat ‘black box’ theater, and a flexible ‘light box’ space that can open out for outdoor performances or events. YTN boosters support the old recycling center site at the northwest corner of Mercerdale Park for the site, but are also reviewing the possibility of siting a new performing arts center adjacent to the Mercer Island Community and Event Center. Initial designs made for the MICEC in 2003 called for a performing arts center, but it was later dropped due to cost concerns.
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In April, the city cosigned a letter with King County, Seattle, Bellevue and others asking the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) to work with the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC), the region’s planning agency, on a broader study of tolling and its impacts, which would include a study of alternative revenue options. The city has received a response to that letter, signed by both WSDOT and PSRC, indicating they are working on a draft scope, timeline and funding plan for such a study. The city will continue to advocate that the PSRC study be well coordinated with the Environmental Impact Statement process regarding I-90. Mayor Bruce Bassett, Councilmember Mike Grady and the deputy city manager met with federal officials this week in Washington, D.C., to discuss the legal and policy concerns regarding I-90 tolling. The Federal Highway Administration provided assurances that they are well aware of the issues that the city has raised, have not made any decisions about I-90, will complete an objective legal review of the state’s proposal, and will provide oversight to the state’s EIS process. FHWA sees merit in the regional study being proposed to the PSRC.
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he 378-member class of 2013 is the largest Mercer Island High School graduating class since 380 students received their diplomas in 2008. The class of 2013 represents a 27-student or 8 percent increase over the 351-member class of 2012 and a 13 percent increase over the class of 2010. If there is any doubt of the increasing pressure on the facilities of the Mercer Island School District, look no further. Yet, despite their years in the increasingly squeezed hallways of the Mercer Island School District, our new graduates have persevered and flourished. Eschewing the use of lockers since middle school, they have made it in time to class despite the mere five minutes allotted to haul themselves and a heavy backpack across campus. They have been well fed despite the crowds in the cafeteria, wrangled rides with friends to school and gotten lab reports in on time. They have been volunteers, athletes, brothers and sisters, leaders and followers. These are students who have managed precalculus, Spanish and jazz band practice before school at 7 a.m. After school, they headed to the gym or the track, to tutors and lessons. Along with their studies, they have effortlessly upgraded their pods and pads and navigated their complex social life via iPhones and Skype. They compose and create. They have had adventures and made their mistakes. Despite the concerns of their parents, they have already dipped their toes into the possibilities and risks of the great nearby and beyond. And that is where they are headed now. We wish each of them the gift of kindness and patience, perseverance and luck. We wish them a life well lived. But finally, we cannot help but notice that all of the class of 2013’s top students — the five valedictorians, Isabel Christy, Corey Goelz, Natalie Marques, Emily Morse, and Christina Williamson, and the two salutatorians, Hannah Frisch and Madeline Larkin — are young women. It was the same for the class of 2012. We say, ‘you go girls.’
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Without parking, Sound Transit light rail station will go empty I would expect that when all is done, it will be a very lonely station. No place to park — few riders. I frequently will drive to the existing Park-and-Ride lot on Mercer Island and wait for my grandson to arrive from Seattle. It is quite amazing how many cars drive into the Park-and-Ride, but then quickly leave after finding no parking spaces. An available Park-and-Ride lot will be key to an efficient use of light rail along I-90. How many Eastsiders park on the Mercer Island Parkand-Ride lot early in the morning to avoid the higher parking fees in Seattle or simply to avoid the rush hour traffic? This is good for Eastsiders, but ridiculous for Mercer Islanders. Change the parking rules and issue parking stickers to Mercer Island owners of state-registered vehicles licensed to a Mercer Island address and with the stickers firmly attached to the vehicle. Loose stickers will only invite such stickers to be shared with friends living on the Eastside of Lake Washington. Douglas Wilkinson
Poor communication made the school bond fail I read with interest the Reporter’s May 22, 2013, article-interview with Adair Dingle, and it brought back some thoughts of why a lot of us Islanders defeated the school bond so badly. Some of Ms. Dingle’s comments
illustrate Islanders’ frustration with understand what it was about the the current School Board’s inabil- existing school brick and mortar that ity to communicate to the folks on prevented our fine teachers from Mercer Island what they might get teaching and using the latest teachif they had spent $196 million on all ing methods. new schools. Here are some of my 3. Islanders still do not understand thoughts your article revived. why facilities cannot be built in 1. In the first bond, existing structures and there were no buildnow in the new upcoming plans of any kind ing schools structures submitted to the votthat will include “sciSend your letters to: ers, leaving Islanders ence labs with techeditor@mi-reporter.com. to assume they must nology and tools that Keep it brief, courteous, write a blank check for incorporate the STEM and sign your name. all new schools. initiative.” Dingle fears 2. Ms. Dingle men“Bellevue, Issaquah and tioned the original bond included even Seattle schools with their state“the kind of environment that is of-the-art material sciences program needed now for learning. And that will be better than Mercer Island’s.” impetus is now lost.” She lamented Yet, none of the School Board has that “optimal design” of the first ever explained to Islanders why we bond issue is now lost. Islanders have to tear down all our schools to never understood why their great build such facilities. teachers could not teach the latest 4. She fears that the “focus on 21st century educational criteria in school facilities has turned the the existing school structures. They attention away from having excelnever understood what the “opti- lent teachers.” This fear is totally mal design was.” Especially without plans of any kind! They could not Letters | Page 6
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Tuesday | 28 Malicious mischief: A speed trailer was pushed over after midnight in the intersection of S.E. 71st Street and 84th Avenue S.E. The top of the speed limit sign was damaged, along with the fender. The front door handle and lock combination of a residence in the 2200 block
By the numbers During the month of May, the Mercer Island Police Department reported 11 arrests and 1,066 total calls for service, with two burglaries, 12 thefts, three vehicle thefts, seven cases of identity theft, and one assault. There were 20 traffic accidents, three hit-andrun accidents, two DUI accidents, one DUI arrest, and five people injured. Police issued 234 total citations, including 67 parking tickets.
of 78th Avenue S.E. was damaged by an unknown suspect sometime between 6:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Fender-bender: A vehicle driven by an 89-year-old man rear-ended a SUV at 7:53 a.m. in the 4800 block of Island Crest Way. Police issued a citation for following too closely. The SUV had slowed for traffic congestion, according to the police report, and the other vehicle was not able to stop in time to avoid a collision. The 18-year-old driver of the SUV reported a sore neck and shoulder. Both vehicles were towed from the scene.
Wednesday | 29 Purse theft: A 65-year-old woman reported the theft of two purses during the past two months. Her purses contained 12 credit cards, $1,000 in cash, a Social Security check and ID. Construction workers doing work in the home were suspected. Accident: A Jeep crashed into a house at 2:38 p.m. in the 3900 block of Gallagher Hill Road. Police found the
Beverly Davidson Olson Doxon Beverly Doxon of Bellevue passed away suddenly, but peacefully, at Overlake Hospital on February 5, 2013, with her daughter, Tori, by her side. She was born Beverly Ann Davidson on June 26, 1925, in Hoquiam, WA, to Tory and Martha Davidson. Growing up in Auburn and spending summers on Anderson Island, she graduated from Auburn High School in 1943 and then attended Whitman College. In 1945 she married LeRoy (Ole) Olson. The couple resided in Auburn until 1957 when they moved to Mercer Island, and later to Bellevue in 1974. Beverly and Ole remained close to many friends in Auburn throughout their lives. Ole died in 1995 just months before their 50th Wedding Anniversary. In 2001, Beverly married Myron Doxon, a longtime family friend. He has resided at Emeritus Memory Care Center in Bellevue since 2011. Beverly is fondly remembered by residents of Mercer Island where, for almost 40 years, she was a friendly face at Look’s Pharmacy. She worked there continuously from 1961 and retired when the store closed. Friends and family would agree that Beverly was youthful in spirit, and in her attitude and actions for all of her 87 years on earth. Her love for her family and her constant smile and laughter live on in their hearts. Beverly is survived by her husband, Myron Doxon; her daughter, Tori Olson (Bellevue, WA); her granddaughter, Amanda Steinvall (Eugene, OR); Amanda’s sister, Charmaine Steinvall (Maple Valley, WA) and their father, Gary Steinvall (Newcastle, WA). Private services are pending. Beverly’s wish was to be cremated and her ashes scattered at Cannon Beach, OR, her favorite place in the world. Her family will honor those wishes later this summer. She would be touched if remembrances by friends be made to their favorite charity in her name. Memories of Beverly may be shared and photos viewed at the Sunset Hills Funeral Home website: www.sunsethillsfuneralhome.com. For information, contact: Tori Olson@ 206-909-0149.
Bellevue students are suspects in graffiti incident at Mercer Island High School Bellevue High School students are suspected of writing graffiti on multiple 94-year-old driver inside his vehicle with possible injuries. One of the vehicle’s tires was sheared off and the vehicle was heavily damaged, according to the police report. A carport and fence were also damaged. The driver said that he struck something in his garage while backing into it, then drove forward and struck his neighbor’s adjacent carport, tree and house. One witness was present. The vehicle was removed by a tow truck.
Thursday | 30 Thrift shop theft: A threefoot maple and glass display case worth $365 was stolen from outside of the Thrift Store overnight at 7710 S.E. 34th Street. A surveillance camera may have captured
MIPD report. The graffiti expressed pride in Bellevue but was also derogatory in nature, exhibiting antiSemitism and containing profanity. A surveillance video reviewed by the MISD director of maintenance revealed three subjects, one of whom was a female.
the incident. Arrests: A 29-year-old man was taken into custody at 3:35 a.m. on a $10,000 warrant for DUI and driving with a suspended license. He was booked into the Issaquah Jail. Kirkland police arrested a 35-year-old woman at 9:49 a.m. on a Mercer Island Municipal Court misdemeanor warrant. She was taken to the court and released from custody. Accident: A collision occurred at 10:04 a.m. in the intersection of S.E. 30th Street and 78th Avenue S.E. when the driver of a minivan pulled out in front of an oncoming vehicle. He was driving with a suspended license and had mistakenly assumed that the other driver had a stop
sign, according to the police report. He admitted causing the accident, saying that he was to blame. Police issued a citation for failing to stop or yield. There were no injuries.
Friday | 31 Blackmail: An unknown suspect took down the website of Mountains Plus Outdoor Gear, contacted the business and claimed to be a hacker. The suspect used live web chat to demand $2,000 to be wired to a “friend in Lebanon” via Western Union, according to the police report. The suspect threatened to continue disabling the website if the money was not transferred. The business did not transfer any money and secured the website.
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unfounded. The direction that the School Board has taken so far as they study what the new school bond should include is very encouraging. I pass along these observations with the firm hope that the School Board can come up with a final plan that is economically feasible and will provide great new and remodeled schools that will be the home for the very best teaching environment. When the final bond is submitted to Islanders, the School Board will need better communicators to help all of us understand the new proposal. They have proved that they do not have good communicators now and to that end I am hoping some new and refreshing School Board members will be elected soon. Stan Ruble
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Miss Margaret’s bon voyage Mercer Island children’s librarian heads to Cambodia By Vicki Heck
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Longtime Mercer Island children’s librarian, known to many patrons as Miss Margaret, will be saying goodbye to the Mercer Island community at the end of June to take a new position as a school librarian for Hope International School in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The Mercer Island Library will host a farewell party for Margaret Martin between 2 and 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 30, at the library. The community is invited to drop by to share some memories, songs and cake. Local award-winning songwriter and performer, Nancy Stewart, will give a special performance at 2 p.m. As a children’s librarian, Martin has greatly valued working in the Mercer Island community. “What a privilege to have been able to connect with so many wonderful library patrons of all ages and special people from the elementary schools, Mercer Island Preschool Association, Island Books, the Community Center, and the Friends of the Mercer Island Library,” she said.
“It’s been fun as well to els, she returned to library watch my story time kids service but soon realized grow up over the years. The that she wanted to purMercer Island community sue her master’s degree in is a special place, where library science and devote caring people make things her life to instilling her happen. I’ve been blessed love of literature in chilto meet so many gems dren all around the world. along the She obtained way.” her MLS M a r t i n ’s from the m o t h e r University of played a pivWashington otal role in in 1992. her choosShe has ing a career worked over working with 20 years for children and King County books. libraries — “ M o m the majorloved books ity of time and was a serving in Contributed Photo the Mercer great storyteller. She Librarian Margaret Martin Island comgave me the will be leaving the Mercer munity. love of lit- Island Library this summer. M a r t i n ’s erature, and international it’s been a library volprivilege to pass it on to the unteer work also includes youngsters I’ve served over travels to India to work in a the years,” Martin said. theological library, China to Martin began her library set up an elementary library career in 1976 working for with a colleague from $2.69 an hour as an over- Lakeridge Elementary, and dues clerk at the Edmonds Thailand to set up a school Library. She quickly rose library in Chiang Rai. She through the ranks, wear- will begin her new vening many hats, as assistant ture to Cambodia on Aug. librarian, children’s desig- 1. Her suitcase, filled with nate and page supervisor. books, will accompany her. In 1989, Martin followed a heart’s desire to work Miss Margaret’s Bon with a group providing out- Voyage is between 2 and 4 reach to orphanages, pris- p.m. on Sunday, June 30, at ons and leper colonies in the Mercer Island Library. Malaysia, Indonesia and the Music with Nancy Stewart Philippines. After her trav- begins at 2 p.m.
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School news Islanders qualify for Washington Aerospace Scholars Four students from Mercer Island High School have been chosen to participate in the Washington Aerospace Scholars summer residency program. The Mercer Island juniors are among 160 picked from around the state whose academic performance in the WAS phase one curriculum qualified them to move on to phase two. Katie Bell, Nolan Conway, Nathan Schuler and Kevyn Tran will move on to phase two of the program. WAS is a free, competitive, science, technology, engineering and mathematics program for juniors in Washington. The program is affiliated with
the NASA Johnson Space Center National High School Aerospace Scholars program, which strives to excite and prepare students to pursuer careers in STEM fields.
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MIHS senior earns Overlake Panhellenic scholarship
Mercer Island’s Kathryn Hendricks is the recipient of the 2013 Lakeridge Elementary Overlake Alumnae has a new principal Panhellenic hailing from Ohio. Scholarship. Andy Labadie will There were nine begin as the new winners this year, principal of the each of whom school on July 1. received a certifiLabadie has been cate of merit and the principal at money award to go Arrowhead Primary Andy toward their educaSchool, grades kinLabadie tion goals. Students dergarten through were recognized for fourth, in Copley, their outstanding Ohio, for the past four academics, school activities years. Before that, he was and community service. the director of instruction The scholarship has in Bath, Ohio. been awarded since 1956.
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Where will the MIHS class of 2013 go next? By Reporter Staff
The 378 students graduating from Mercer Island High School last Thursday night will attend colleges in 34 states from Bellevue to Miami, San Diego to Maine. Of those students, 229 will go to school in the states that border the Pacific Ocean. Of those, 148 will stay closer to home in Washington state, and 68 will head south to California. This year, 15 students are set to attend Bellevue College and seven others will attend community college or technical schools in state. Last year, 26 students said they planned to attend Bellevue College, up from just 10 graduates who chose the school in 2009. Forty-five grads will attend the University of Washington, with 15 headed to Western Washington University and two dozen to Washington State University in Pullman. Seven graduates will attend Gonzaga University in Spokane. In California, eight students will attend Chapman University in Orange, Calif., with seven each headed to Santa Clara University and the University of Southern California. Six each will enroll at UCLA, Stanford University
and the University of San Diego, and five at the University of California at Berkeley. Another seven will attend the University of Oregon in Eugene. In total, 65 members of the class of 2013 will attend school east of the Mississippi River, down from 77 of the class of 2012 who planned to head east last year. As a result, a smaller number than usual are headed to the northeast corner of the nation — east of the Mississippi River and north of the Mason-Dixon line. Fifty students will attend college in those states, with a dozen each in New York and Connecticut. As their talents and interests vary, so do the destinations of Islander grads far and wide. Three students are headed to MIT and one student will attend the Colorado School of Mines. Two students are planning on attending Ole Miss (the University of Mississippi) and one will head to Carroll College in Helena, Mont. One student is headed for the University of Hawaii and another to Centre College in Danville, Ky. Fifteen students have plans other than college for the coming year. Four are enlisting in the military. Samuel Valerio will join the Air Force; Raoul Generaux, the Coast Guard; Charles Yollin, the Marine Corps; and Kayla Mogil, the Israel Defense Forces. Three have said they will be working. Two are headed on mission trips and five are taking a ‘gap year.’ One student remains undecided.
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A community of many faiths Islanders of many faiths celebrate baccalaureate
By Mary Jo Bruckner Special to the Reporter
The Mercer Island senior class of 2013 held an interfaith baccalaureate on Wednesday, June 5, the evening before graduation, as part of the longstanding Mercer Island graduation tradition. The Mercer Island baccalaureate is a student-led, interfaith community gathering that applauds the students’ accomplishments and blesses them on their way. Baccalaureate is an inclusive event of all faiths, and recognizes the deep bonds shared in high school while honoring this important transition to adulthood. Baccalaureate 2013 was held at St. Monica Catholic Church and celebrated the faith traditions of the graduating class, with the theme “Seasons of Love.” MIHS senior Kris Brackmann served as master of ceremonies and introduced Fr. Patrick Frietag, pastor of St. Monica Catholic Church, who warmly welcomed graduating seniors,
their families and friends to the celebration. Pastor Deanna Wildermuth, of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, led the invocation. Speakers for the baccalaureate program were chosen by the class of 2013. Student speakers TuanDat Nguyen and Cristina Scalzo, along with faculty speaker, Colin Bush, provided motivational and inspiring words. Musical performances included a prelude performed by senior Stuart Burke on piano; the interlude “Miles of Time” from the musical “Trails,” performed by the vocal duet of seniors Lexie Jones and Julie Hamp, accompanied by pianist Jessie Lu. A senior string quintet with Caleb Chuck, Sydney Thieme, Jacob FongGurzinsky, Anna HascheKluender, David Woolsten performed the final interlude with “Yesterday” by Paul McCartney. The common thread of creation is represented in many faith traditions. Graduating seniors Nikhil Mishra (Hindu), Ellie Palmberg (Christian), Sahir Noorani (Muslim), and Yoton Bentov (Jewish) spoke about creation as it
relates to their individual faith traditions. The evening concluded with a blessing of the students by the entire faith community and a benediction by Julie Steel, children and family ministries pastor at Mercer Island Covenant Church. HerzlNer Tamid’s Rabbi Ben Maslan provided a moving explanation of the meaning of the shofar, as Carol Maslan’s blowing of the shofar concluded the ceremony. Seniors, their families, and the entire community gathered in St. Monica Parish Hall after the baccalaureate for a reception and gallery featuring the graduating seniors’ artworks. The Baccalaureate Planning Committee meets during the spring semester at the high school and consists of student, parent, faculty and clergy representatives. High school students and parents who would like to be involved in the 2014 Baccalaureate Planning Committee should contact Kathy Fisher, director of Intergenerational Ministry Programs, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, at (206) 232-3270.
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Grad hopes to honor mother’s memory Engagements David Mjelde heads to college with a desire to work in his mother’s memory for colon cancer awareness
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It will be 11 years this August since David Mjelde’s mother died after a long struggle with colon cancer. He was just 7 years old. It was his mother, Susie Mjelde Lindquist, who inspired the colon cancer awareness campaign called ‘Get Your Rear in Gear.’ Since its formation by her family a dozen years ago, the charity has spread its influence and financial support of colon cancer prevention and research campaigns across the United States through events that include the Mercer Island Rotary Run. Her son, David Mjelde, a 2013 graduate of Mercer Island High School, aims to continue to make colon cancer awareness a major goal as he moves on to the next phase of his life. Mjelde will attend the University of Arizona in Tucson this fall. He said he is considering a range if majors. Perhaps physiology or even sports marketing. Although barely in elementary school when his mother died, he said he thought she was pretty special. She was passionate about helping others understand what was at stake with colon cancer, he said, of her struggle to live. It was she who came up with the phrase ‘Get Your Rear in Gear.’ She was funny. “She did not want anyone else’s 7-year-old kid to lose their mother,” he said. When Mjelde was still very young and his mother was undergoing treatment, the family formed the “Susie Lindquist-Mjelde Colon Cancer Coalition.” Mjelde said he has participated in many Rotary Run events. He has raised money for cancer causes on his own. He said his commitment to the fight against colon cancer has grown stronger. He hopes that he can establish an event, perhaps in Tucson, to further fundraising and awareness of the disease. In the years that have followed his mother’s death, Mjelde misses his mother in a different sort of way.
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The Mjelde family poses for a photo in 2002, just a few months before Susan Lindquist-Mjelde died of colon cancer in August that year. Clockwise, from top, Gavin Mjelde, Jeff Mjelde, David Mjelde, Susan Lindquist Mjelde, and daughter Heather Hall. The photo was taken before she underwent more treatment for colon cancer. “Now, as I get older, I can’t remember her very well anymore,” he said. “Luckily, my family can step in and tell me the stories all over again.” David Mjelde was born 12 years after his brother, Gavin, and is 16 years younger than his sister, Heather. When his mother died in 2002, Mjelde was with his aunt Kristin Tabor at a Target store on an errand on their way to see her. The 7-year-old was suddenly sick and threw up. It turned out that it was the same moment his mother had died. A few months after her death, his father married the spouse of another colon cancer victim. The two formed a lively new clan from the tragedies. Yet, Mjelde said that the loss of his mother taught him that he had to be independent. He felt he did not have that one parent who was tapping on his shoulder to monitor his life.
“I learned that I had to be in charge. I had to be the one to study, keep myself healthy, study and handle the social life,” he said. As independent as he is, he values the connections with others. “Connectedness is very important to me. It is something I value,” he said. As Mjelde heads to college, he will be near his grandparents. The spirit of his mother and legacy will be there with him, too.
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Philip Hughes and Arianne Teasdale will be married in September 2013.
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Jeff Christenson and Christine Culkin will be married this month.
Christenson-Culkin Bill and Renee Christenson, of Mercer Island, are pleased to announce the engagement of their son, Jeff, to Christine Culkin, daughter of Brad and Laura
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Culkin, of Danville, Calif. The future groom is a 2006 graduate of Mercer Island High School. He received his bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Washington in 2010. He was a member of Chi Psi fraternity and is currently working on his Master in Business Administration from Seattle University. He is employed at Amazon in Seattle. The future bride graduated from Monte Vista High School, Danville, Calif., in 2006. She moved to Washington and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Washington. Ms. Culkin was in the Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. She is currently employed at Gilead Sciences in Seattle. The couple met during their freshman year and the rest is history. Their sorority and fraternity were across the street from each other. The couple, both residents of Seattle, will marry this month at the Kiana Lodge in Poulsbo, Wash.
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Above, students from the class of 2013 fill the Key Arena floor in their graduation ceremony on Thursday, June 6. Below left, Meghan Wright, left, and David Woolston share a laugh as they promenade back to their seats after accepting their diplomas onstage. Below right, proud mother Lorinda Rowledge and father Russell Barton snap photos of their son, Logan Barton-Rowledge, as he cues up for the processional that started the graduation ceremony.
Far left, Lorial Yeadon smiles for a photo taken by her family in the stands, immediately after settling into her seat for the graduation ceremony. Left, a monogrammed Mercer Island mortar board stands out in a field of graduates during the MIHS graduation ceremony on June 6 at Key Arena. Matt Brashears/Special to the Reporter
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Above, MIHS faculty and students during the ceremony. Below, faculty members applaud students as they parade onto the Key Arena floor at the start of the ceremony.
Matt Brashears/Special to the Reporter
Class valedictorians (left to right) Christina Williamson, Isabel Christy, Cory Goelz, Natalie Marques and Emily Morse speak from the stage.
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Above, new graduates Sam Peterson, left of center, and Callum McCann, right of center, leave the floor with diplomas in hand as the graduation ceremony ends. Left, Caleb Chuck, top, and Jessie Lu together perform “Rondo Capriccioso” immediately before the tassel flip that ended the graduation ceremony. Bottom, the class of 2013 listens to faculty speaker Parker Bixby deliver a speech that had parents and students alike laughing raucously.
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Renton Highlands Condo $158,000
1100 Harrington Ave W. #310. This condo is one of the best locations in the building. Top floor unit with view of the park from all windows & deck. Master has walk-in closet. Heated indoor pool, parking & secure access w/ elevator. Frank Ceteznik 206-979-8400 www.johnlscott.com/60409
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43rd annual All-Island Track meet By Megan Managan
mmanagan@mi-reporter.com
Hundreds of fourth and fifth-graders from all of the elementary schools on Mercer Island gathered on the afternoon of Friday, June 7, to take part in the 43rd annual All-Island Track meet. The long-standing tra-
dition brings together students from Island Park, Lakeridge, West Mercer and St. Monica to the Mercer Island High School track to compete in various track events. From the softball throw to the 100-meter dash, students were cheered on by their parents and friends in the stands.
New this year, the schools celebrate late Island Park Elementary P.E. teacher Jesse Jaramillo with the first ever Jesse Jaramillo 400-meter fun run, which all students were invited to participate in. This year’s title went to West Mercer.
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Left, St. Monica student Anna Fernullo throws the softball during the fourth-grade girls competition at the 43rd annual All-Island Track meet at MIHS on June 7. Right, West Mercer’s Marley Dougan races to a first-place finish in the fourth-grade girls 100-meter dash.
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Island Park’s Matty Friedman, center, races to a first-place finish in the fourth-grade boys 100-meter dash, while Cam Longwith, right, finished in second and Joey Duffy, left, finished in third place at the annual All-Island Track meet on Friday, June 7.
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Students from Lakeridge watch their classmates during the All-Island Track meet.
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Sports briefs
The Mercer Island 10U Thunder baseball team recently won the Bend Elks Memorial Day baseball tournament in Bend, Ore. The Thunder includes: Alex Arron, Nathan Buchan, Tyler Butson, Evan Dickstein, Caiden Fukano, Wesley Ho, Michael Lee, Will MacCormack, Jack Mattox, Paul Noone and Tripp White. The team is coached by Mike Dickstein, Peter Noone and Travis White.
Mercer Islander helps O’Dea to second-place state trophy Mercer Island resident and senior at O’Dea High School helped the Irish golf team to a second-place finish at the state tournament in May. Michael Schaloum, a co-
captain on the team, finished in sixth place overall at the tournament and also won the sportsmanship medal during the tournament. Schaloum will be attending and playing golf for the University of Redlands in the fall.
Mercer Island track athletes earn KingCo honors Over 10 members of the Mercer Island High School girls and boys track and field teams earned All-KingCo honors this spring. On the boys team, first team honors went to Eric Schulz for the 800 meters and as a member of the boys 4x400 relay. Matt Wotipka was honored for his races in the 3,200-meter event, while Greyson Weltyk earned first team honors as a high jumper. The boys 4x400 team was also named to the first team. On the girls team, Lorial Yeadon was named to the first team in the 100 meters, while Laura Harrison earned
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The Mercer Island 10U Thunder baseball team recently won the Bend Elks Memorial Day baseball tournament in Bend, Ore. the honors for the 200, 400 and as a member of the 4x400 relay team. Victoria Gersch was named to the first team for the 200 and the 4x400 relay. Alida Scalzo earned first team honors for the 1,600-meter race. Emily Bassett was named for the shot put and discus, Lindsay Lightfoot earned the honor for the 100-meter hurdles, and Emily Lightfoot earned honors for the high jump, as did Kris Brackmann. Latrevian Saunders was honored for the triple jump. The girls 4x400 relay team also
earned first team honors.
Mercer Island girls lacrosse players earn postseason honors Three students from Mercer Island have earned All-State honors for their participation in lacrosse this spring. Senior attackers Dulce Moll and Tyler Sherper were both named to the All-State first team, as was Natalie Fox, a senior at Lakeside School,
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Michael Schaloum, center, holding the trophy, is a senior at O’Dea who helped the boys golf team to finish second in the 3A state tournament in May.
Mercer Island’s Islander Hoop basketball camp registration open The Mercer Island boys basketball team will be hosting six basketball camps this summer and registration is now open. Players from first grade through high school can
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Senior Lunch & Conversation:
Child Car Seat Check-up: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., June 14, Renton Public Health Center, 3001 N.E. 4th St. Free. Bring your car, car seat and child, and learn how to properly install your car seat.
Mercer Island Rotary Club Luncheon: 12-1:30 p.m., June
12-1 p.m., June 12, MICEC, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Reservations due by 4 p.m. on the day before. Call (206) 275-7895, prompt #2. Transportation available. Lunch fee: $5 plus tax.
Thursday | 13 Mercer Gallery Early Summer Show Artists’ Reception:
6:30-8 p.m., June 13, MICEC, 8236 S.E. 24th Street. Show open through July 19. Artists: Patricia Tamburini, Beni Chen O’Donnell, Ed McCarthy, Anna Macrae. Mercer Island Library Renovation Public Meeting:
6:30-8 p.m., June 13, Mercer Island Library, 4400 88th Ave. S.E. Review and offer input about the design for a renovated library as presented by the architectural team MillerHull Partnership. “Excerpts From Cinderella”:
7 p.m., June 13, Mercer Island High School Performing Arts Center, 9100 S.E. 42nd St. Members of Island Youth Ballet and Children’s Dance Conservatory perform. General admission: $20. www. ChildrensDance.org.
2nd Annual “Live vs. Recorded” Event: 7:30-9:30 p.m., June 13,
Mercer Island Congregational Church, 4545 Island Crest Way. Presented by Pacific Northwest Audio Society, featuring Seattle Opera soprano Kimberly Giordano and violin soloist Marie Rossano. Open to the public. Food, drinks provided. www.audiosociety. org.
Library 4400 88th Ave. S.E. (206) 236-3537 www.kcls.org/ MercerIsland Computer Class - One-onOne Assistance: 10 a.m.,
Saturday | 15 Free Recycling & Shredding Event: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., June 15,
Windermere Real Estate, 2737 77th Ave. S.E. Presented by Mercer Island Youth & Family Services and local nonprofit Green Planet. For more, go to www.mercerislandpulse.com/ freerecycling or contact (206) 232-0446. Free, secure shredding of old documents will also be available.
Sunday | 16 Mercer Island Farmers Market: 10 a.m.-3 p.m., June
16, 7700 S.E. 32nd Street. Washington grown fruits and vegetables, fresh eggs, farmstead cheese and dairy. Features weekly children’s table, music and master gardeners. Free parking. www. mifarmersmarket.org.
Monday | 17 Islander Hoop Camp: 9 a.m.-
3 p.m., June 17, MIHS and IMS. Basketball hoopsters (grades 1-12), join MIHS boys varsity coach Gavin Cree and his staff for basketball camp. Participants will work on skills, drills and fundamentals. Cost: $140. Register at: www.mibasketball.org.
Bargain Sale: June 20-23.
During library open hours. Get great bargains on books while supporting the library. A Place at the Table - Meet Author Rick Browne: 7
started with KCLS eBooks.
p.m., June 20. Join Rick Browne, host of the PBS television show, “Barbeque America,” and author of four books. Demonstration, tasting included. Nonperishable food donations accepted for local King County food banks. www.kcls.org/cooks.
Computer Class - Microsoft Word Level 1: 7 p.m., June
Opera Preview - “Ring” by Richard Wagner: 7 p.m.,
10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m., June 14. A KCLS volunteer instructor will provide one-on-one assistance. Registration required. Drop-In to Learn About eBooks: 1 p.m., June 16. Get
19. Registration required. Mercer Island Friends of the Library Hardback
Tuesdays. “Das Rheingold,” June 25; “Die Walkure,” July 9; “Siegfried,” July 16;
18, MICEC, 8236 S.E. 24th Street. Weekly meeting covers club activities and features a guest speaker. The general public is welcome. Meeting of the Strivers: 1:453:45 p.m., June 18, Mercer Island Library, 4400 88th Ave. S.E. A talk by Dr. Jim deMaine, retired pulmonary and critical care physician. Topic: endof-life issues. Free, open to public.
Wednesday | 19 Infant/Child/Adult CPR with AED: 7-9 p.m., June 19, Mercer
Island Fire Station, 3030 78th Ave. S.E. This is not a health care provider class. Call 206275-7607, Monday through Friday, to reserve a space. Cost: $20 (check or cash). www.mercergov.org.
Saturday | 22 Mercer Island Radio Operators Amateur Radio Field Day Event: 8 a.m.-6 p.m.,
June 22, Rotary Park, 4320 88th Ave. S.E. Radio amateurs set up Ham radio operations at an outdoor location without commercial power. Visitors are invited to come and learn about amateur radio. Sponsor: American Radio Relay League (ARRL). www.arrl.org/field-day.
Events | Ongoing Pilates Mat Classes: 6 p.m.,
Mondays, June 17-24; 10 a.m., Wednesdays, June 12-26, 5 “Gotterdammerung,” July 23. Presented by Norm Hollingshead. “The Ring of the Nibelungen” was first performed at Bayreuth in 1876. Children Big Dig Concert: 10:30 a.m., June 18. Presented by Eric Ode. Family program, all ages welcome with adult. Award-winning songwriter and author; high-participation music and poetry program. Thumbelina Puppet Show: 2 p.m., June 25. Presented by Oregon Shadow Theatre. Ages 4 and older with adult. Enjoy a shadow puppet show with live music.
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Northwest Yeshiva High School students perform ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’ to a full house at Youth Theatre Northwest on Thursday, June 6. The production was made possible through a generous grant from the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle. Left to right: Akiva Greenberg, Marissa Almoslino, David Solovy, Hermina Des, Yoni Kintzer, Jessica Schwartz, David Kintzer, Ilana Polack and Mira Klein. Elements Fitness & Pilates, 7785 Sunset Highway #126. Free classes during the month of June, open to new and existing clients. Register at: www.5-elementsfitness.com.
Events | Upcoming Pie & Dessert Baking Contest:
9 a.m.-1 p.m., June 23, Mercerdale Park, S.E. 32nd Street and 77th Avenue S.E. Mercer Island Youth & Family Services (YFS) Advisory Board will host the second annual baking contest during the Mercer Island Farmers Market. Pies or desserts must be homemade, and include seasonal fruits. Rules are at www. mercergov.org. Performance is held in a dark room; not appropriate for very young children.
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Sports | FROM 15 MI lacrosse player plays in national tournament A Mercer Island lacrosse player took part in the National Lacrosse Tournament in May, helping her team win their division. Hannah Pabrosky is a sophomore at Mercer Island High School and competes on the regional Washington women’s U19 lacrosse team.
Correction In last week’s sports brief about the All-KingCo boys soccer honors, Ryan Hill was left off the list. Sopho-
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The team traveled to Lehigh University in May to compete in the national tournament, finishing in first place in the U19 division.
IMS students learn rugby from Serevi Rugby Students at Islander Middle School had a chance to learn the game of rugby last week from some of the best players in the business. The school was host to Serevi Rugby for a two-day demonstration on the sport.
Students at Islander Middle School pose with the Serevi Rugby coaches at the end of the two-day demonstration.
more Hill was named to the first team, and tied for the most goals scored this season in the conference. The Reporter regrets the error.
During their P.E. period, students learned the basics of the game from the team of coaches at Serevi, including Waisale Serevi, the Hall of Famer from Fiji, and Ben Gollings, former English
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Ravenna SS
$424,900
3BR/2BA home. Master on main, hardwood floors, barrelled ceilings, fireplace, crown molding and arched doorways. Fully fenced backyard with patio & fire pit #492137 James Shute 206-230-5421
Houghton
$899,000
Location-Location-Location! Minutes to everything; 2 Park N Rides, I-405, Hwy 520, Metropolitan Market, regional trails, Google, the Kirkland wtft. 4BR/2.5BA #488795 Peggy Watkins 206-230-5444
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$284,900
◆ Kingston
Private drive ends at this cozy 3BR/2.5BA home, master on main. Spacious living areas, open kitchen and large rear deck and patio with a fully fenced backyard. #494945 James Shute 206-230-5421
$274,900
You must see this amazing 3-Level Auburn home! Custom built home features 3 full kitchens on every floor, 3 full baths w/ laundry closets, 3BR, 3 fplcs. #334934 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
Issq Schools!
$499,000
Commercial/MV
Renton Highlands Luxury 2005 Burnstead craftsman w/designer touches at every turn. 4BR+loft, 2.5BA & 2821 square feet. Gourmet Kitchen with stainless appliances. #490425 Greg Rosenwald 206-230-5445
Tokeland
$998,000
World class spectacular views sweep along the coastline. One of a kind luxury hm. Panoramic views of the Ocean, Willapa Bay, Olympic Mts, Long Beach Peninsula. #488288 Cathy Humphries 206-300-6142
$535,000
Welding shop/commercial/home in Maple Valley. 1.4+ac right on the M. Valley Hwy, 3 bldings, house, 2 tenants. 2 tax parcels. Pull through access. #390273 Betty Carleton 425-444-3507
Custom Estate
$1,235,000
Spectacular 2.5ac estate w/pool, ADU, sport court, poolhouse, year-round creek. Street of Dreams builder Gregerson Homes custom built this 2005 5BR home #457615 Greg Rosenwald 206-230-5445
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Laurelhurst
$1,289,000
Mtn View Estate $1,388,000
The Pinnacle $1,678,000
Let the Sun shine in, this custom designed Soli Terry home sparkles. Gleaming hardwoods, rich fir mill work & warm tones create a relaxing oasis. 3BR/4BA. #487544
Extraordinary entertaining spaces. Main floor Master and Guest Suite with separate entrance offers livable luxury. 2.35 tranquil acres with flowing river beds #468248
Rising above it all sits a house on a hill overlooking the land of sunsets, reflective lake & sparkling city skylines. 5BR/6BA, 6350sf. #462809
Peggy Watkins 206-230-5444
Michele Schuler 206-992-2013
Peggy Watkins 206-230-5444
Next to Bel-Sq!
$1,699,000
Prime dwtwn Bellevue location. Custom built in ‘09 this stunning Vuecrest hm is ideal for many lifestyles! 5-Star, 3BR/3.5BA, handsome office. 3300+sf #454022 Harrison & St.Mary 206-953-8359
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VACANT LAND Mirrormont Lot
$55,000 Kent 10 Acres
$200,000 Redmond Acreage
$225,000 North Bend Comm
$400,000 Don’t Settle...
$549,000
Just under an acre lot on a dead end street in Mirrormont. Water, power, gas in st. Lots of trees and wildlife, poss. views. #466515
9.98 acres, 2 parcel numbers of stunning land. In the family since 1917 and about 1/2 pasture, 1/2 treed. At the end of a dead end road. #385825
2.07 sunny acres by the entrance to Overlake school. Easy access and close to parks and playfields. #476377
High visibility/accessibility on 3.4 acres. All utilities on property or in street. Has current tenants. #448929
Design and build your dream! Exceptional location in a gorgeous setting only 1 house back from lake. Pretty lake views, generous 21,350sf lot. Max it out! #455555
Betty Carleton 425-444-3507
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Betty Carleton 425-444-3507
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◆ *View Condo*
Lots & Land Lots & Land $342,500
Updated condo w/European flair! Stunningly simple unit has elegant charm w/classic features. Mstr BR w/French doors to 2nd BR, living rm, dining, 2BA, utility, kit. #494849 Molly Penny 206-230-5515
West side!
$550,000
Private lane. Wonderful opportunity to build your dream home. West side with possible lake views! Bring your builder/ architect/dreams! #404816 Carol Hinderstein 206-595-5722
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$798,000
Sparkling fresh Contemporary in prime mid island location. Expansive flat yard and entertaining deck. Bright & open with vaulted ceilings & skylights. Welcome Home. #486831 Barbara Bro 206-232-4600
New on Market
$998,000
Step back in time. Unsurpassed Serenity found in this Prime First Hill Estate Setting. Large picture windows let the sun shine in. Tastefully Updated. 4BR/1.75BA. #493645 Barbara Bro 206-459-8411
end land $150,000 neWcastle land $150,000 tokeland $145,000 lynnWood lot $99,995 2.9 acre parcel with some slope. May 2.5 acres in R-1 zoning, potential for 2 lots. Good Spectacular view property, high on the hill in gated .55 acre lot in Lynnwood. Close to everything timber value. West of I-90, with deeded location, close to everything Newcastle has to offer Willapa Heights. Panoramic, sweeping view from and very quiet. Large lot with great potential. 9160006 still with a rural feel. #392633 tokeland the beach to Westport. #412843lynnWood lot #446417 d $150,000 neWcastle but land $150,000 $145,000 $99,995 tty carleton carleton Betty carleton 425-444-3507 arcel with some 425-444-3507 slope. May 2.5 acres in R-1 zoning,Betty potential for 2 lots.425-444-3507 Good Spectacular view property,cathy high on Humphries the hill in gated206-300-6142 .55 acre lot in Lynnwood. Close to everything ue. West of I-90, with deeded location, close to everything Newcastle has to offer Willapa Heights. Panoramic, sweeping view from and very quiet. Large lot with great potential. First Hill $1,450,000 Location & $1,348,000 ◆ N’end Lots Exceptional! $2,399,000 butView still with a rural feel. #392633 the beach to Westport.$1,400,000 #412843 #446417 City, Lake & mtn views, completely Sitting atop Lucas Hill, this stunner enjoys 2 lots=19,258sf on Humphries N’end w/lake views. Outstanding quality 5BR+office/5.75 ton 425-444-3507 Betty carleton 425-444-3507 cathy 206-300-6142 Betty carleton 425-444-3507 renovated 2005, 2 master suites, formal
dawn to dusk light year round! Pretty views, huge decks & level yd. Space for everyone: guests, kids, nanny... #473915
Remodel/build new/divide lots. Great home w/wall of windows for lake views. 2nd kit, rec rm, bdrm, bth, & util on LL.
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liv & din+fam rm in kitchen+rec rm bsmtclose to Lid Park & town: enter on 66th #483416 Laura Parris-Reymore 206-230-5351
bath on rare 12,000 SqFt street-tostreet lot. N. End- EZ I90 access. Lake/ Mtn Views. Chef’s kitchen. Legal ADU (separate unit) #479109 Sarah Ford 206-854-7702
Shared Wtrft
Westside Resort $2,480,000
Great opportunity: own private 74+/-ft waterfront + private dock-boat included. Master on main flr+den+lwr level rec rm+3 bedrooms #473532 Laura Parris-Reymore 206-949-3270 Suzanne Lane 206-419-6387
Corner Lot!
end lot $63,000 close to NB. May be some timber n site, bordered on 2 sides by the DNR.
PaciFic BeacH Vacant lot $29,900 HigH BlUFF deVeloPed lot $29,900 oWner Financing aVailaBle $29,900 Developed corner lot on the bluff near Seabrook, A desirable area near Seabrook and very close Developed lot near Seabrook, WA. Desirable area WA. Desirable lot, ready to build and features to the beach approach. All utilities are to the lot. close to the beach. Owner Financing Avail. 30% potential ocean views. #429793 Owner Finance Available. #429801 dwn, 5 yrs, 6.5%, $157/month. #429818 $63,000 PaciFic BeacH Vacant lotandrews $29,900 HigH BlUFF deVeloPed lot andrews $29,900 oWner Financing aVailaBle $29,900 206-473-8848 tty carleton 425-444-3507 renata 206-230-5424 renata 206-473-8848 renata andrews NB. May be some Cape timber Cod Developed corner$3,000,000 lot on the bluff near Seabrook, A desirable Seabrook very close Developed lot near Seabrook, $4,800,000 WA. Desirable area 206-473-8849 steve andrews 206-473-8849 steveand andrews 206-473-8849 steve andrews Estate Gold Coastarea 60’near$3,125,000 *On the Water* ◆ Italian Villa $5,088,000 dered on 2 sidesExtraordinary by the DNR. WA. DesirableAcre+ lot, ready build and features to the approach. All utilities to the lot.A “home close to built the beach. OwnerNew Financing Avail. 30% property: of to formal Clean lines andbeach walls of windows setsarethe to last”! construction: Magnificent northend-90 feet private potentialrenovation ocean views. #429793 Finance Available.home. #429801 dwn, 5 yrs, 6.5%, #429818 gardens, exquisite of intestage for Owner this 5BR/2.75BA Master 5BR/6BA, 115’$157/month. level wft w/sandy wtrfrnt & dock, level yard; great rm & rior, 5BR/4.5BA, renata main andrews master+formal oors offers flexibility. 60’ of ton 425-444-3507 206-230-5424 suites on both flrenata andrews 206-473-8848 renata 206-473-8848 beach, pvt dockandrews and view of Mt. Rainier. main floor master-5+bedrms, 5.5 baths, rooms+fam rm+rec rm, outdoor rm+poolwtft, 183’ dock & sandy beach! #471980 Outstanding details too numerous to list! new exterior, roof, bths & much more! steve andrews 206-473-8849 steve andrews 206-473-8849 steve andrews 206-473-8849
gorgeous! #391328 Laura Reymore 206-230-5351
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$1,250,000
Westside .49acre parcel; 50 ft, moorage & boat lift; more view w/recent tree removal, Great rm+kit+fam rm+liv rm+den+master on main +rec rm+carport+2 car gar #400850 Laura Reymore 206-230-5351
$699,000
Surrounded by mature plantings and a level, sunny yard w/gardens, this meticulously maintained 5 bedroom home is move-in ready. Over 2900sf! #484118 Greg Rosenwald 206-230-5445
South End
$1,580,000
Amazing opportunity to live in very desirable S. end nbrhd. Newly built in 2007, this 5BR/4BA, 3 car garage, light-filled home welcomes you! #490989 Debbie Barbara 206-300-6077
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