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Kirkland beats out Bellevue for new Go Daddy location BY RAECHEL DAWSON rdawson@kirklandreporter.com
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o Daddy is expanding again with a permanent office in Kirkland, officials announced June 12. The company signed a lease June 12 for a new 10,000-square-foot office at Carillon Point. Ten employees are already operating out of a temporary office at Carillon Point and they are set to move into the new space in October. The company also expects to expand the Kirkland operation to 20-30 people over the next several months, officials said. Go Daddy CEO Blake Irving and other company officials visited Kirkland in April to negotiate with Kirkland Council members about potentially expanding here. The company also considered Bellevue as a central location. “It was a tough call,” said
Irving, a former Kirkland resident. “Both Bellevue and Kirkland are beautiful … both are hotbeds for top-tier tech talent. It really came down to a combination of factors that helped give Kirkland the edge.” Irving said the facility itself is a good fit because the price was a bit better and being at Carillon Point allows “employees [to] boat right to work if they want.” When Mayor Joan McBride and Councilwoman Amy Walen met with Go Daddy executives, McBride said they expressed interest in wanting to be involved in the “civic life of the community.” “They’ve been privy to some of our plans to the [Cross Kirkland Corridor] with connecting the corridor to our business districts,” said Walen, who was former neighbors with Go Daddy International Senior Vice [ more DADDY page 5 ]
Lake Washington High School students clap during the commencement ceremony at the Key Arena on June 17. Four Kirkland high schools graduated more than 640 students recently. For the listing of graduates’ names, see page 7. CONTRIBUTED BY STEVE MCCARTY
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Kirkland Garden Tour to No issue with brakes on feature 5 gardens June 29
bus that killed couple, inspection finds BY CARRIE RODRIGUEZ AND RAECHEL DAWSON Kirkland Reporter
A recent mechanical inspection of a Sound Transit bus that crashed into a vehicle and killed a couple in Kirkland last month found that the brakes work fine, said Washington State Patrol authorities. The news contradicts what the driver of the bus, Everett resident Aleksandr Rukhlin, 54, told investigators following the crash. “When we inspected the bus on May 31 the brakes were in operating condi-
tion,” said state patrol Sgt. Jerry Cooper, noting that the driver said the brakes had failed. “The bus was towed right after the incident.” Rukhlin was driving the bus on May 6 when it exited northbound Interstate 405 in the carpool lane and slammed into a sport utility vehicle on the Northeast 128th Street overpass. The bus finally came to a stop on the carpool on-ramp to northbound 405. The crash killed Bellevue couple Robert H. Rotta, 76, and Elizabeth E. Rotta, 75. A third passenger [ more BRAKES page 5 ]
BY RAECHEL DAWSON rdawson@kirklandreporter.com
A creek winds its way from a nearby pond as two handcrafted bridges connect pathways to a lawn. Flowers, small plants and shrubbery border the creek on one side and align the finegravel trail on the other. The path, surrounded by foliage leads to a bamboo cove with a tree swing that hangs in the middle. This is just the front yard. “The little kids, oh they love it,” said garden owner Susan Gillman, referring to her grandchildren. “They have what they call the bamboo trail and they make camps and stuff out there.”
The backyard is not short of gazebos, trellis archways and a green house. The fenced-off vegetable garden includes artichokes among other vegetables planted in a garden patch. And after all of that, there’s still enough backyard space for a lawn and an outdoor table for a summer’s supper. The Gillman’s garden is one of five gardens that will be open to the Kirkland community June 29 for the Kirkland Garden Tour. This will be Gillman’s first time opening her garden to the public. She speculates her garden club, the Totem Lake Garden Club, recommended her for the tour.
A handcrafted bridge connects a pathway to Susan Gillman’s lawn in the backyard of her Kirkland home. Her garden, which features gazebos, trellis archways and a green house, will be one of five gardens featured during the Kirkland Garden Tour June 29. RAECHEL DAWSON , Kirkland Reporter Gillman and her husband have worked on their garden since 1994, slowly planting, digging and designing a space that was once nothing. Four months after purchasing their home in the North Rose Hill neighborhood, the structure burned down. “They bulldozed the
house down and we just had a big mess,” she said, noting the fire was from wiring issues. “We’ve been fixing it ever since.” But instead of throwing the random house scraps away, the couple used bricks from the fireplace to construct the garden pathways and used an old [ more GARDEN page 10 ]
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Kirkland police still searching for these suspects BY RAECHEL DAWSON rdawson@kirklandreporter.com
Kirkland police are seeking help from the public on at least three crimes that took place within the last year. Officers have posted photos of suspects on CanYouID. me, with the intent that someone will recognize the supposed criminals and email a tip to the detective assigned to each case. The three most recent Kirkland crimes are below:
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On April 9, a 64-year-old Texas woman told Kirkland police she was the victim of fraud and identity theft. She said her bank had informed her of a $740 transaction on her Visa card at the Juanita Rite Aid in Kirkland three days prior. Kirkland police went to the drugstore and obtained the transaction information, interviewed the cashier and obtained video footage from the time of the large purchase. According to the police report, two black women in their 20s to 30s allegedly used the victim’s card to buy house
items, a $50 Banana Republic gift card, a $100 Amazon gift card and a $500 Vanilla Visa gift card. The receipt name appeared to say “Jessica” with the first initial of the last name as “A” and the rest illegible. Although the victim’s bank reimbursed her, as of April 30, detectives were unable to acquire any other leads and the case was deemed inactive. If you have any information on this case, email Detective Don Carroll at dcarroll@kirklandwa.gov.
Suspect defrauds Kirkland couple On Jan. 31, a Kirkland couple in their 30s reported their East West Bank debit cards were stolen from their mailbox. The cards were new and had not been activated yet. The husband had opened the account but never received the cards. He only noticed the fraud after he was informed that his automatic mortgage bill could not be
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deducted from his bank account due to insufficient funds. The police report states approximately $11,630 was charged in individual transactions. The majority of charges were $200 to $500 ATM withdrawals made in Federal Way and Sea Tac, and one large transaction at a Staples store in Burien. After police contacted Staples, they discovered a laptop and desk scanner were bought at the store. Eventually police were able to contact a Bank of America in Sea Tac and obtained eight still images of a male suspect from an ATM machine. The male appears to be wearing a motorcycle jacket, red and white stripes with a black hood underneath. The couple did not recognize the suspect. As of April 2, detectives were unable to acquire any other leads and the case was deemed inactive. If you have any information on this case, email Detective Adam Haas at ahaas@kirklandwa.gov.
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Police Blotter The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Kirkland Reporter police blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Kirkland, which average about 1,000 per week. Between June 7-13, the Kirkland Police Department reported 482 traffic violations (nine DUIs), 28 traffic accidents, 25 school zone traffic violations, six animal calls, 38 alarm calls, 16 noise complaints, 12 calls of disturbance, 10 thefts, nine car prowls, three car thefts, 14 calls of civil disturbance, 11 reported burglaries, three juvenile crimes, 19 domestic violence calls, nine calls for harassment, one report of illegal drugs, three alleged assaults, 11 acts of fraud, six malicious mischief reports, one rape and three suicides. At least 55 people were arrested.
Above, this man is suspected of defrauding a Kirkland couple by stealing inactivated debit cards from their mailbox. Below, one woman and one man are suspected of stealing a Kirkland man’s account number, purchasing Nordstrom items, and then returning them for cash. PHOTOS COURTESY OF CANYOUID.ME
lice his account information had been fraudulently used for several charges in Lynnwood. According to the police report, this crime appears to be part of a larger crime spree where suspects use stolen credit card numbers to purchase Nordstrom merchandise and then return the items for cash. The Kirkland victim’s credit card number was used at Nordstrom and The Apple Store at Alderwood Mall. A Nordstrom Loss Prevention investigator sent a photo of the suspect and stated a black woman, who was using a counterfeit Pennsylvania identification with the name
of Kim Scharfglass, went to return a Burberry handbag that had been purchased with the victim’s card number. A black man who was using a counterfeit Illinois ID, also had returned a Gucci tote bag to Nordstrom. Both drove away in a Red Altima rental car. Police later discovered the two had purchased a $700 gift card but it was not used and the balance was returned to the bank that issued the card. As of April 23, detectives were unable to acquire any other leads and the case was deemed inactive. If you have any information on this case, email Detective Don Carroll at dcarroll@kirklandwa.gov.
of 126th Pl. NE. A 15-year-old girl kicked a large hole through her bedroom door and threw several items around her room after she got upset that her mother took her cell phone and bus pass. A blue glass pipe, a pink straw, a paper clip and a tin cap, thought to be drug paraphernalia, was seized and destroyed. The girl was booked into the King County Juvenile Detention Center.
the bedroom door down. The boy escaped through the bedroom window while on the phone with 9-1-1.
June 12 Domestic violence: 2:20 p.m., 12600 block of NE 132nd St. A 24-year-old woman was arrested for assaulting a 24-year-old man during an argument about cleaning the house. The man was subsequently arrested for violating a no contact order. Police also found three checkbooks not belonging to either person after a search.
June 11 Motor vehicle theft: 9 p.m., 8200 block of 126th Ave. NE. A 27-year-old woman reported her red Suzuki as stolen. She told police she had a strange encounter with another resident who she believes is selling vehicles in the Kelley Moore Paint parking lot next door. She said it is unknown how the person obtains the vehicles. Her car was recovered in Seattle. Domestic violence: 11:58 p.m., 12600 block of 145th Pl. A 24-year-old woman was arrested after she allegedly pushed, shoved and threatened her boyfriend with a knife.
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Assault: 2:20 a.m., 6700 block of 110th Ave. NE. A 37-year-old man was arrested for fourthdegree assault after he allegedly assaulted his 51-year-old girlfriend at their residence.
Domestic violence: 2 a.m., 10900 block of 113th Ct. NE. A 23-year-old man was taken into custody after assaulting his 38-year-old girlfriend.
Domestic violence: 2:45 p.m., 11600 block of 132nd Ave. NE. A 24-year-old man was taken into custody after admitting to kicking his ex-girlfriend’s car door. He also allegedly made threats to her over the phone.
Domestic violence: 8 p.m., 10000 block of NE 120th St. A 47-year-old woman was arrested for felony harassment after she wielded a large butcher knife and threatened to kill her 16-year-old son. Her son closed himself in his room to get away from his mom but she broke
Malicious mischief: 8:15 p.m., 13200 block
June 8 Domestic violence: 11 p.m., 10600 block of NE 138th Pl. A 28-year-old woman was taken into custody after getting into a physical altercation with her 34-year-old boyfriend. Assault: 12:30 a.m., 8800 block of NE 137th Pl. A 27-year-old man was arrested for throwing his 22-year-old girlfriend to the ground outside of his residence. He continued to argue and harass her inside his residence. Domestic violence: 10:30 p.m., 11600 block of 100th Ave. NE. A 46-year-old man was taken into custody after he grabbed his wife’s leg, causing it to hyperextend, and got on top of her while she was on the ground as he yelled at her. The wife was able to get away after she locked him outside on the porch.
June 7 Domestic violence: 9:24 p.m., 11500 block of NE 128th St. A 25-year-old man was taken into custody after getting into a physical fight with his 55-year-old father-in-law. Obstruction: 9:35 p.m., 13400 block of NE 135th St. A 38-year-old man was arrested for drunkenly knocking on a 38-year-old woman’s door. When police arrived, the man became aggressive and was booked into jail. Domestic violence: 2:50 a.m., 6900 block of 116th Ave. NE. A 27-year-old woman was taken into custody after she bit her ex-girlfriend, who is also her roommate. Police arrested her a short distance from her residence after she fled on foot. Assault: 5 p.m., 13200 block of 132nd Ave. NE. A 28-year-old man was arrested for punching his girlfriend in the shoulder and forcing her to slap herself in the face with her own hand .
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‘Best barbecue in the neighborhood’ M Victoria Martin
a warming box and a flat grill for multitasking. But let’s get down to what’s really important – the food. All of HP’s meats are sourced from a local Kirkland supplier – hot links, brisket, ribs, and pulled pork are his mainstays. Yes, the beautiful red smoke rings adorn the brisket and the ribs. HP does his magic to all of his meats about halfway through the smoking process for an outstanding finish. All of the sides and desserts are made from scratch. He‘s got a very complete menu but you must know that he does not always have all the items with him at any given time. However, he is very flexible and so friendly that I am pretty sure he will go out of his way to make you very happy. Even though the meat stands on its own, HP’s homemade sauce kicks it up a notch. It contains the usual ingredients with two secret ingredients that make his sauce unique.
And of course, you’ve heard this before, if he told me the secret ingredients he would have to kill me so I decided to let that go. Not only was HP born and bred in Seattle, his roots go all the way back to his grandparents who actually lived in Kirkland. HP has put his heart and soul into playing the drums in a dance band and apparently he has an amazing collection of jazz albums. He was a railroad switchman, drove a Metro bus and sold Cadillacs for more than 20 years. Now, it’s all about the best wood-smoked barbecue and down-home sides/ desserts he and his team can craft. Speaking of his team, HP wanted a special shout-out to go to Ms. C, his children, and pit master Uncle Al Franklin whose loving support and talents he could not do without. HP is passionate about his barbecue; high quality and best customer service are his trademarks. Look for his truck with the red and white checkerboard on the side and a big
Owner Stanley Hamilton Payne II stands in front of HP’s Smokehouse BBQ. The food truck can be seen at the Juanita QFC parking lot from 12-7 p.m. on Thursdays, Fridays and most Saturdays. CARRIE RODRIGUEZ, Kirkland Reporter
open-sided tent set up for al fresco dining from 4-8 p.m. Tuesdays at the Black Raven Brewing Co at 95th and Willows in Redmond. His main location, however, is the QFC parking lot at Juanita Drive Northeast and Holmes Point Road in Kirkland from 12-7 p.m. on Thursdays, Fridays, and most Saturdays. Always check Facebook at HP’s Smokehouse BBQ for up-to-the-minute locations and news. HP welcomes customers at both locations and will also cater private, corpo-
rate and community events for 10 or more people. He accepts cash, credit and debit cards (no checks). He can be contacted at 425628-9885. P.S. I borrowed the title of this column from an unsolicited testimonial from a regular customer who came for a pulled pork sandwich while I was interviewing HP.
Kirkland resident Victoria Martin welcomes reader feedback on her reviews at martin.victoria917@gmail.com
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To get started, HP left no stone unturned. He contacted Kirkland city planners, the Washington Clean Air Commission, Kirkland Fire Department, King County Licensing Board, etc. He has dotted all of his “i’s” and crossed all of his “t’s.” Armed with compliance and valuable tricks of the business shared by The General and Clyde, HP’s Smokehouse BBQ officially became a business in September 2012. HP has been smoking barbecue for as long as he can remember, learning his seasoning techniques from his mom. He even named his Missouri-made custom barbecue smoker “Sylvester” after a family member. And speaking of Sylvester, HP made sure he specified that the firebox went all along the backside of the smoker for even heat distribution. Sylvester comes equipped with
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mmmmmm! My car smells amazing right now! No, it’s not a new car smell … it’s not a bag of freshly roasted coffee beans from Caffe Rococo … it’s not a baguette from The French Bakery, and it’s definitely not my dogs after a trip to Marymoor Park in the rain (I know this one doesn’t fit, it’s just that this is what my car usually smells like!) It is, however, the smell of smoked pulled pork, ribs, brisket and hot links from the HP’s Smokehouse BBQ truck located in the QFC parking lot on Juanita Drive Northeast and Holmes Point Road. Stanley Hamilton Payne II (he prefers “HP”) is the owner and master chef of HP’s Smokehouse BBQ. I took the seat of honor in the cab of his truck recently to spend some time with this “smoking” genius.
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Kirkland legislators discuss impact of compromise Legislators need to compromise as July 1 looms
Compromise on politics without compromising our children’s future
Special times often call for special sessions. But a little history first. The Legislature finished on time without a special session in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, and even 2009 at the beginning of the worst budget crisis in state history. As the global economic crisis deepened we had special sessions in 2010, 2011, and 2012, during which we cut our budget by more than $12 billion. Those cuts hurt. They hurt seniors, put college tuition out of reach for middle class families, cut funding for prisons and slashed money for parks. Yet we got through those years because Republicans worked with Democrats. We all understood compromise is the bedrock of our democracy. Neither side got all it wanted. It was hard but we did it, because that’s our job. Sadly, not so this year. We are actually facing a possible government shutdown on July 1, something that has never happened in the 124 years of statehood. So why now? Because Senate Republicans have refused to compromise, something I have never seen before. The Supreme Court has ordered the Legislature to dramatically increase education funding. Yet Senate Republicans are refusing to compromise on a budget unless we agree to non-budget related, ideologically driven policy bills like workers compensa-
A fragile local economy and lack of improvement in our state’s education system were the status quo when a bipartisan group established a governing coalition in the Washington state Senate this past December. After eight years of single-party control of the state Senate, House of Representatives and governor’s office the status quo wasn’t fulfilling Washington residents’ requests for state government to adequately respond to their concerns. In my three years in the Senate I’ve heard repeated calls for lawmakers to be more responsible and efficient with tax dollars; seen balance sheets showing that businesses are struggling to stay open or add jobs due to a burdensome business climate; and received an order from our state’s Supreme Court for the Legislature to improve funding and policies for Washington’s K-12 education system. The response to those requests by leaders in the House of Representatives and the Governor? Propose raising billions of dollars in additional taxes without any increased accountability for state government, break the Legislature’s earlier promises by attempting to make temporary taxes permanent, and use our children’s education – our number-one constitutional duty – as leverage to raise these taxes, of which less than half the proceeds would be used to increase education funding. As a political moderate trying to create a budget that everyone hates the least, this entire legislative session has been about compromise. I’ve spent as much time building consensus with Democrats in the House of Representatives as I have with Republicans and Democrats in the Majority Coalition Caucus. Having developed “the most open and inclusive way that a budget has ever been built,” according to my Democratic minority caucus counterpart in the Senate, I’ve been working non-stop to compromise. The Washington residents I talk to say that’s what they want – for their elected offi-
Rep. Larry Springer represents Kirkland’s 45th Legislative District. He is the deputy majority leader of the House Democratic Caucus.
cials to be willing to move the state government forward based on best practices and protect the services they care about without regard for partisan ideology. However, there is an area where I am not willing to compromise: our children’s education, which strongly influences their and society’s future. In both budgets crafted and passed by the Senate, we allocated an additional $1.5 billion for K-12 education during the next budget cycle. When we did this the response from stakeholders with vested interest in the status quo was to decry it for not being enough. However, upon realization by leaders in the House of Representatives that there were not enough votes to pass a massive tax increase, they drastically lowered overall spending. What concerns me most and should concern parents statewide is that more than 75 percent of those spending reductions came from their overall funding for K-12 education, placing it well below the Senate’s threshold. Additionally, our bipartisan plan targets funding toward areas of greatest need, including closing the increasing “opportunity gap” for minority children from low-income families and prioritizing evidence-based programs that have been proven effective. The partisan House plan simply spreads more money throughout the system without regard for the actual outcomes. We need to come to a resolution that fits the priorities of Washington residents, and soon; by the time you are reading this we very well may have done so. That is because despite partisan rhetoric intended to incite rather than unite, the Republican and Democratic officials you have elected continue to work to build consensus toward a successful path forward that meets the needs of our state. Sen. Andy Hill
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tion, toxic cleanup, teacher hiring/firing, and pay day lending. As a moderate pro-business Democrat, I even agree with some of these policy bills, but they are a distraction from the job in front of us. House Democrats recognize this and we have agreed to forgo any further consideration of our set of policy bills. I hope my colleagues in the Senate will see their way to doing the same. Call me naïve, but I think the citizens of Washington state want a budget passed. Policy bills can be debated again next year. Legislators were elected to lead Washington state, all of it, not just their party’s political agenda. I’ve been here nine years, had many tough debates, some very emotional, made compromises, and with my Democratic and Republican colleagues always left at the end of session proud of the work we did together. Never has the specter of a government shutdown been a consideration. It does not have to be this way. We are Washington state, not Washington D.C. – let’s find common ground, compromise and get our job done.
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Republican Sen. Andy Hill represents the 45th District. He serves as chair of the Senate Ways and Means Committee.
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City should do better job informing public I wanted to comment in support of the idea that the city of Kirkland post all legal notices in the Kirkland Reporter, but also clarify that it would still be essential for notices to be published in a daily print newspaper and the Seattle Times fits that bill. While the editor for the Reporter states “... publishing notices is not so immediate that it would require a daily newspaper,” that is simply incorrect. If a citizen sees something that they need to act upon, they generally need every
day possible to research, assemble their facts and contact their council members. You further stated that “according to the city’s Ordinance No. 4082, which designates the Times as the city’s official newspaper, all notices should be published ‘not less than five days prior to the hearing.’” You state that you can accommodate that. But how so? The hearings are generally on Tuesdays and your paper comes out in print Friday, correct? Through Saturday would be 24 hours, through Tuesday would be four days. Sometimes hearings might be on a day other than Tuesday. So what should be done? Running an ad is a very
inexpensive means of alerting the public. Often, alerting the public saves costly controversy because there is greater transparency. The city should continue to run notices in the Times, but should also run notices in the Reporter. I think it would be a good deal for the Reporter to offer a special price as there would be greater readership as a result of this role. Furthermore, inquiry has often been made to the Kirkland Patch and Kirkland Views. They don’t always receive notices. It seems that they would willingly include city notices in their blogs. We have had some mighty controversies in Kirkland and most have
had neighbors crying foul because they were never informed. The city needs to step up and do a better job ensuring a democratic government. Reaching out and providing notice through several channels would go a long way to restoring faith in our city government.
Karen Levenson, Kirkland
Ballard Railroad Company has no ties to Kirkland I don’t know if the city can use this argument for itself, but it seems the Ballard Railroad Company is opening itself up to a large number of lawsuits from residential and business landowners near the Cross
Kirkland Corridor as they will suffer significant damages if freight trains return. As Kirkland taxpayers, residential and business landowners pay significant taxes to enable the city of Kirkland to purchase the rail corridor rights for the purpose of a trail and the future Sound Transit East Link service. Both the trail and the East Link service will benefit everyone in Kirkland as well as increase property values over the abandoned, rusty freight tracks that do not serve any interests of anybody in Kirkland. This is a real harm being inflicted by a company that has no ties to Kirkland or the existing railway.
David Wall, Kirkland
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in the sport utility vehicle, Kirkland resident Kendall L. Rotta, 51, was transported to Harborview Medical Center with undisclosed injuries. All three were wearing their seat belts. There were about 35 passengers on the Route 535 bus, which runs from Bellevue to Lynnwood. Rukhlin, who has been on paid administrative leave, could not be reached for comment. He told the Seattle Times in a story Thursday that he “pushed on the pedal. There was nothing, I couldn’t stop the bus. The air pressure was fine — I don’t know why it didn’t work.” A spokesperson for the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1576 in Everett, of which Rukhlin is a member, declined to comment on the inspection finding. Cooper said the state patrol wanted to make this information public as soon as possible to “alleviate the concern of many people” who ride buses. He noted that the Washington State Patrol still has a “long way to go” with the investigation.
President James Carroll. “It’s a very good thing for Kirkland,” McBride added. “As we bring more and more high-tech companies to Kirkland, we’ll be able to attract more start-up companies and continue to grow our base of employers.” While Go Daddy spokeswoman Kari Amarosso couldn’t disclose specific negotiations, an email from the city’s economic development manager Ellen MillerWolfe stated the city offered an express permit, which includes a three-day review upon receipt of the plans and permit issuance with a week. She said this “helped put Kirkland on top.” In a previous report, Go Daddy officials disclosed they are planning a Kirkland location that will be a “place to kick-off international products and services.” Go Daddy is the world’s largest provider of Web hosting and domain names. The privately-held company is backed by KKR, Silver Lake Partners and Technology Crossover Ventures and is rapidly expanding both domestically and internationally. Go Daddy now serves more than 11 million pay-
ing customers worldwide and is the largest Web hosting and domain name registrar on the planet. Go Daddy leverages its award-winning talent and personalized approach to help small businesses create their digital identity, build websites and harness the power of the Internet. For more information on the 20-30 open Go Daddy jobs in Kirkland, visit GoDaddy.com/Jobs.
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Corrections KITH owns 32 apartments, not as reported in a recent issue regarding the 7 Hills of Kirkland bike ride event. Also, the Housing at the Crossroads merged with KITH in January and the ownership of all the properties is now under KITH. Funds were raised through event registrations, donations, jersey sales and sponsorships. The Reporter strives for accuracy and regrets the errors.
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4th of July event to cause traffic delays Commuters should expect traffic delays due to the 4th of July parade to be held on Thursday, July 4. The Lakeshore parking lot will be closed from 9:30 a.m. until approximately 11 p.m. The 4th of July parade, picnic and fireworks draw more than 10,000 attend-
ees. Event website information is available at www. explorekirkland.com. The sale, use, and discharge of private, consumer fireworks is banned in Kirkland city limits. For more information, contact the Fire Marshal’s Office at 425-587-3650.
Totem Lake conversation June 24 Kirkland Mayor Joan McBride and members of the Kirkland City Council invite Totem Lake Business District compa-
PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR SNOHOMISH COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: ELAINE M. LARIMORE, Deceased. NO. 13-4-00786-5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS (RCW 11.40.030) The personal representative named below have been appointed as Personal Representative of this estate. Any person having a claim against the decedent must, before the time the claim would be barred by any otherwise applicable statute of limitations, present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the Personal Representative, or the Personal Representative’s Attorney at the address stated below, a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate proceedings were commenced.. The claim must be presented within the later of: (1) Thirty days after the Personal Representatives served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four months after the date of first publication of this notice. If the claim is not presented within this time frame, the claim is forever barred, except as otherwise provided in RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. This bar is effective as to claims against both the decedent’s probate and nonprobate assets. Date of filing copy of Notice to Creditors: June 5, 2013. Date of first publication: June 14, 2013. DENNIS LINN, Personal Representative Attorney for the Estate: LAW OFFICE OF MICHELE O. PARATTE, Attorney at Law 1802 Grove Street Marysville, WA 98270 360.659.0833 Fax: 360.657.2465 Published in Kirkland Reporter on June 14, 2013, June 21, 2013 and June 28, 2013. #809330. Smith-Kenmore, LLC, 13110 177th Place, #93, Woodinville,
WA 98072, is seeking coverage under the Washington State Department of Ecology’s Construction Stormwater NPDES and State Waste Discharge General Permit. The proposed project, Creektree, is located at 14522 88th Ave. NE, Kenmore, WA 98028, in King County.The project involves 2.5 acres of soil disturbance for RESIDENTIAL construction activities. Construction activity will include clearing, demolition of existing structures, grading, stockpiling with adequate separation and protection provided, utilities, roads, driveways, sidewalks, piping systems, landscaping, and a stormwater Pond. Stormwater will be controlled and cleaned in accordance with King County standards with recommended BMPs and other measures determined necessary prior to discharging. Stormwater will be discharged to the southeasterly portion of the site into an offsite unnamed wetland and unnamed creek. To the southerly portion of the site into the City of Kirkland and the City of Kenmore stormwater drainage systems. Any persons desiring to present their views to the Washington State Department of Ecology regarding this application, or interested in Ecology’s action on this application, may notify Ecology in writing no later than 30 days of the last date of publication of this notice. Ecology reviews public comments and considers whether discharges from this project would cause a measurable change in receiving water quality, and, if so, whether the project is necessary and in the overriding public interest according to Tier II antidegradation requirements under WAC 173-201A-320. Comments can be submitted to: Department of Ecology, Attn: Water Quality Program, Construction Stormwater PO Box 47696, Olympia, WA 98504-7696 Published in Kirkland Reporter June 14 & 21, 2013. #809986.
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nies, interested stakeholders and citizens to talk about developing a Totem Lake business group. This is the fifth conversation about Totem Lake, which will be held from 12-1:30 p.m. on June 24 at Café Veloce, 12514 120th Ave. NE. In 2010 and 2012, the
city hosted a Totem Lake Symposium where financial, development, and design professionals and local property and business owners shared ideas about how to revitalize the Totem Lake Business District. For more information, visit www.kirklandwa.gov/ totemlakeaction.
...obituaries Marian Josephine George August 9, 1926 - June 4, 2013
Marian Josephine George was born August 9, 1926, in Duluth, Minnesota and died at the age of 86 on June 4, 2013 in Kirkland,WA. She was the mother of five children and is survived by: Diane Woods of Bellevue, WA, Susan Newman of Kirkland, WA, Linda Gillaspie of Temple, Texas, and James Moore of Anchorage, Alaska, three grandchildren, five great grandchildren, her siblings and friends. Marian lived most of her adult life in the great Northwest and belonged to the following organizations holding offices in each: Eastern Star, Auburn Hospital Auxiliary, the National Association of Accountants, the National Association of Professional Secretaries, and was a den mother for the Cub Scouts. Marian had an unending and unconditional love for her children and family. She was a good mother, a true American patriot and had the highest regard for the U.S. Marine Corps and military services. Marian will be dearly missed by all who loved and knew her. A private family service will be held. The family would like to thank those that cared for Marian the last years of her life. Memorial donations may be made in her honor, to: Wounded Warriors Project, 2223 Alaskan Way, Suite 220, Seattle, WA 98121, woundedwarriorproject.org 206.441.7096. 813023
Randall (Randy) James Lewis
Randall (Randy) James Lewis of Kirkland, WA passed away June 7, 2013 after a courageous battle against leukemia. He leaves behind his loving family: wife Judy, son Parker, daughter Kate, mother Marie, brothers Ken and Tom, and dogs Auggie and Murphy. Randy was born October 18, 1951 in Sandpoint Idaho. He grew up in Kennewick, later lived in Montana, and for the past 28 years resided in Kirkland. He worked many successful years in marketing at PSE, WNG, and BP/IGI. He married Judy on September 10, 1983 at Flathead Lake in Montana and they enjoyed 29 years of a beautiful marriage. Randy lived a meaningful and purposeful life filled with adventures and spirit. He was a loyal friend to many and enriched lives through his bright smile, infectious laugh, animated storytelling, and selfless generosity. His zest for life led him on many adventures of sailing, paragliding, motorcycle trips, snowboarding, hiking and travel with his wife. Randy had a strong Christian faith and involved himself in volunteer work including multiple international service trips. He was devoted to his family and was a wonderful and caring father, husband, brother, and son. He will be missed dearly every day. Information regarding charitable donations and a future celebration of life service can be found on Randy’s Caring Bridge website: caringbridge.org/visit/randylewis. Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles – Isaiah 40:31 812151
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ICS students take home FBLA awards The 2013 Future Business Leaders of America state business leadership conference took place at the Red Lion Hotel in Spokane in April. Thirty-four students from Kirkland’s International Community School excelled at the competition, taking home awards in 16 events. A total of 19 club members from International Community School placed in the top five of their event, and 14 are expected to attend nationals this June in Anaheim, Calif. Katie Park, a junior, was elected vice president of the West Central Region of Washington state. The chapter additionally received gold seal recognition, an award given to schools that achieve a
www.kirklandreporter.com certain level of Future Business Leaders of America excellence within their communities. Apart from performing in their competitive events, students at the conference had the chance to attend educational workshops and explore Spokane. FBLA provides a platform for students to get a step ahead in the real world through a broad range of business and career-related competitive events. The experience for members culminates in the national leadership conference, where students convene to “compete in leadership events, share their successes, and learn new ideas about shaping their career future through workshops and exhibits.” The following International Community School students took home awards: Aarthi Ganapathi, Albert Jiang, Alina Liokumovich Creed, Amanda Lin, Anwell Wang, Axel Hauduc, Brandon McNerney, Devon Bortfeld, Dorothy Jiang, Dylan Steele, Inga Shurnayte, Jerry Sun, Josef Benzaoui, Katie Park, Kevin
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ICS team places fourth during state competition The International Community School Mock Trial Varsity Team competed recently at the YMCA mock trial state competition in Olympia. The team placed fourth in the competition, the highest rank any International Community School team has ever placed. The following individual awards were also given: Outstanding witness: Olivia Abouelheiga, Clare de Young, Aiden Trigg-Hauger and Isidora Vukusov. Outstanding attorneys: Alexandra Bartos-O’Neill, Nisha Behrman, Sonia Jaidka and Nihal Thapa. The varsity team includes Clare de Young, Adam Davis, Alexandra BartosO’Neill, Sonia Jaidka, Nihal Thapa, Stephanie Wang, Iggy Ungureanasu, Aiden Trigg-Hauger, Isidora Vukosov, Dorothy Jiang, Nisha Behrman, Koa Inn, Andrei Morozov, Olivia Abouelheiga, and Inga Shurnayte. Advisors are Ted Over, Kimberly Allen, Mary Levenson and Royce Roberts. Founded in 1987, YMCA mock trial is offered in local YMCA’s, schools and community groups. By providing access to teens and encouraging their
The International Community School Mock Trial Varsity Team recently placed fourth in the YMCA state competition in Olympia. CONTRIBUTED participation in the judicial branch of our government, teens acquire the leadership, team building and public speaking skills that lead to the development of active and engaged citizenship. The event provides an opportunity for students to participate in a competitive high drama courtroom showdown between teams from around the state. Through researching case law, working with team members and arguing legal issues in front of real judges and lawyers, teens are provided hands-on learning opportunities that will assist in the development of the confidence, knowledge and skills needed to lead the next generation. View a full list of the final standings at www. youthandgovernment.org
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Juanita student awarded scholarship Western National Insurance Group recently selected Jon Watson as a recipient of a college scholarship worth $3,000 for the upcoming fall term. Watson, son of Tina and Jon Watson, will be a freshman this fall at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Wash. He is a 2013 graduate of Juanita High School in Kirkland. In school, Watson was active in the Drama Club, school orchestra, Thespian Society, Chess Club, soccer team and the school newspaper. Outside of school, he has been involved in peace activism training and peer mediation. His mother Tina is a Western National agency partner at Insurance Services Group in Woodinville. The Western National Insurance Scholarship program presents merit-based awards annually to a select group of employees and independent agency partners’ sons and daughters who are beginning or continuing full-time undergraduate study in the fall of that year.
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ake Washington High School graduated 290 students during a commencement ceremony on June 17 at the Key Arena in Seattle. In all, four Kirkland high schools graduated more than 640 seniors in the past two weeksº. Congratulations to the LWHS class of 2013: Casey Lee Adams, Cody Tyne Adams-Kessinger, Ashley Rose Aldrich, Sophia Renee Allen, Edwin Oswaldo Alvarez Ramos, Tyler James Amundsen, Benjamin Jacobsen Anderson, Claire Elizabeth Anderson, Trixia Marie Sadian Aningat, Nathan Joseph Aschbacher, Brandon Edmond Bagley, Briana Rose Balke, Elliott Malik Barcoe-Walsh, Julia Millicent Bell, Connor Salvotore Bergren, Shelby Lorraine Bergren, Janteane Nicole Blyton, Rachael Dore Elizabeth
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Lake Washington High School seniors throw up their caps during the commencement ceremony on June 17 at the Key Arena in Seattle. CONTRIBUTED BY STEVE MCCARTY Arash Hafizi, Delanie Kathryn Hahn, Silas Isaiah Hallahan, Lauren Elizabeth Hamilton, Broc Patrick Hanrion, Parker James Hansen, Jannah Robyn Harrison, Dana Leigh Hasert, Ryan LaFond Helgeson, Matthew Cade Herbert, Zachary Ryan Hesson, Robert John Hill, Neeka Hodaie, Ryan Lloyd Holdridge, Zachary Davis Holle, Camarin Marie Howe, Amanda Lauren Humphres, Justice Andrea Hunsinger, Andrey Alex Ilnitskiy, Emma Nicole Imhof, Brooke Ellen Jackson, Mi-
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liam Patrick Lavoice, Nathan William Lees, Alex Montgomery Lemme, Anden Sterling Lewis, Selena Lim, Madison Rachel Lind, Olivia Marie Lockhart, Samantha Caragh Longendyke, Joseph Lynn LuceroBendawald, Luis Eduardo Luengo, Michael Peter Luong, Margo Eleanor Lee Lynott, Rachael Ivonne Maas, Elliot Angus Macpherson, Juveria Mansoor, Cebrina Mayo Martin, Sean Thompson Martin, [ more LWHS page 9 ]
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...healthy living and who want to keep healthy in mind and body. Our job is to nurture that need.” Loneliness can strike without warning, and “1985 seems so long ago, when we started older women are especially susceptible. Women walking at 6 am,” says long time member who have raised a family, and who have focused Marilyn. “Through the years, we have shared purely on their home, children and spouse, often our children’s graduation, marriages, and the find themselves isolated and depressed when the arrival of grandchildren. In 2003 I expanded my need for them changes. Because of the enormous workout to include Curves. Working out at the gap that appears once the children leave home, and same time every day in the circular circuit, allows the possible added pain of losing a spouse,women for conversations and friendships to develop with can find themselves completely alone, often with others.” no real friends to turn to. “I’m thrilled that I came to Curves. I have made This well of loneliness, can leave the once a special ‘Curves friend,’ and I look forward to needed and married woman, feeling vulnerable coming here every week,” says Mary, member since and alone, and unable to function as before. 2005. “My kids went to school, my husband has his “Individuals who live in isolation are more likely job, I needed something, this really helped.” to be depressed, may be more likely to suffer from “Since being here, and I’ve been here a long malnutrition, and are separated from opportunities time,” says Kate, long time Curves member. “I’ve for socialization,” says Dr. Ronan Factora, specialist noticed a difference in my ability to move. I can in geriatrics at the Cleveland Clinic. turn around in the car now, and getting out of the Community involvement can do much to car is much easier. The staff are very good and I’ve alleviate loneliness. Whether it be joining a club, made some special friends. I love the fact that I volunteering, taking classes, or joining a gym, can wear whatever I feel comfortable in, and it’s all getting involved in the community helps greatly. women. One of the places that many local women “It’s been a wonderful way to get a workout, and have found solace is Kirkland/Houghton Curves I can identify with the other women here. I always Gym For Women. This all female, nurturing, and leave with a positive and optimistic attitude,” says friendly club, has helped in the bringing together Liz, a veteran of Kirkland Curves. of middle and older age women, in a supportive Women who live in isolation, or who have had and caring atmosphere. major life tasks taken away from them, need their Many older women struggle to overcome community. It may seem odd to some to join a debilitating loneliness, and need a new niche in gym at this time of life, but Curves is not just a life; which is why a friendly, women only gym like gym, it is a wonderful gathering of caring staff, and Curves, can make all the difference. “Not only great people, participating in a workout program do the ladies find like-minded friends and build specifically made for women. relationships, they also get a great workout, that Now is the time to knock on the door of your is flexible and fun, and perfect for keeping their local community to see what’s out there. If you bodies healthy and strong” says Karen, Circuit happen to knock on Kirkland Curves you will be Coach at Kirkland Curves. “The women that come warmly welcomed. here vary in age, we have many who are over sixty
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EvergreenHealth Medical Center in Kirkland will host the Healthiest Best Fair this weekend. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday, June 21 and
Saturday, June 22 members of the community can take part in kids’ activities, health screenings, learn new information, view demonstrations and safety checks, check out community booths and resources, learn emergency preparedness tips and training and win prizes. EvergreenHealth Medical Center is located at
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Juanita, Emerson high school seniors coming next week The Reporter will publish the names of the graduating seniors from Juanita High School, Emerson High School and Emerson High School K-12 in next week’s June 28 edition. on Ali Shakeri, Sepehr Shamsollahi, Zachary Ivan Sherman, Nicole Ann Shriver, Bak Chhay Sieng, Melissa Leigh Skorupa, Jacob Caldwell Slagle, Michael Colin Smith, Jacob Vaughan Squillace, Nathan Christian Stansell, Robert David Steiner, Jessica Marlowe Stickrod, Madeline Dawn Stone, Austin Joseph Stout, Nicholas Eric Strand, Emma Marie Sturdevant, Georgia Styant-Browne, Holly Lin Xiao Juan Sullivan, Keenan Mark Sullivan, Maari Rose Swain, Jacquelyn Marie Swanson, Rebekah Ruth Tag, Kian Taheri, Leah Christine Talkov, Frederique Teotonio, Jacqueline Leigh Thompson, Jessica Ann Thompson, Sara Christine Thompson, Erika Anne Thonn, Zoe Nilan Trager, Tommy Tran, Payton James Tremain, Joshua James Truhan, Mark Richard Truhan, James Truong, Jared Reed Tryon, Madeleine Rose Tucker, Kellen Elizabeth Turley, Emma Rebekah Twersky, Alexa Juliana Vazquez, Nikolas Phoumy Vo, Johnathan M Wallner, Matthew L Wallner, Megan Monica Walsh, Kelly Wang, Ryan Ward, Devon Camille Weaver, Adrianna Faye Wesley, Sean Patrick Whaley, Max A White, Quinn Bradley Williams, Sara E Wilson, Alac Y Wong, Samantha Jean Wood, Peyton Craig Wozeniak, Erich Arthur Wunsch, Payten Kennedy Yarbrough, Nancy Indira Zahirovic.
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ICS graduates 58 students International Community School graduated the following 58 students during a recent commencement ceremony: Aakash Maniyar, Alyssa Chapman, Hugh Higinbotham, Sonya Borgman, Amanda Collyer, Juno Turkel, Esther Bullock, Julie Brubacher, Cameron Quan, Alena Nolder, Clair Mason, Zachary Hori, Amanda Lin, Misha Vorobiev, Mylinh Pham, Nathaniel Prakasam, Teodora Rautu, Albert Jiang,
Kelsey Doerflinger, Aditi Renganathan, Rianne Peterson, Amulya Cherala, Matthew Hirano, Ashley Applegate, Nihal Thapa, Hannapreet Basra, Sophie Goldberg, Maxwell Schrempp, Isadora Vukosav, David Rosenberg, Samantha Smith, Callie Weber, Smrithi Sukumar, Keri-anne Mackay, Sophie Szilagyi, Russ Xiang, Soheila Saghari, Cole Snyder, Yena Han, Pete Chautavipat, Priya Ganasan, Nicholas Hertle,
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sponsored by the Juanita Neighborhood Association with the city of Kirkland’s Neighborhood Grant Program, Columbia Athletic Club and the Juanita Bay Veterinary Clinic. In the past, the Kirkland Arts Center has sponsored the tour. Ken Albinger, chair of the Juanita Neighborhood Association, said through the grant program, the city gave the association some “seed money” to put together certain events such as the garden tour. In turn, the association profits from the $15-aticket prices. Albinger said the funds will be put back into their neighborhood activities such as summer socials, park clean ups and Juanita Christmas tree light decorating. The Kirkland Garden Tour will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 29 and will begin at the Forbes House, located at 11829 97th Ave. NE. City staff will also be available to answer questions about how to create a rain garden, which is located near the Forbes House. Tickets can be purchased at brownpapertickets.com or at 9:30 a.m. the day of the event. For more information, visit www.kirklandgardentour.com or contact info@ kirklandgardentour.com.
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THERE’S SO Much at this Extravaganza Garage Sale, we Need 2 Days! We have Antiques, Vintage, Shabby Chic, Good Housewares and Accessories, Indoor Garage/Moving Sales and Outdoor Furniture King County and Many Special Items Not Seen at Every Sale. Ju n e 2 1 s t a n d 2 2 n d , 8am to 1pm. Cash Only. N o E a r l i e s ! L o o k fo r Siberian Husky Puppies Signs at Day Road, B o r n A p r i l 2 2 n d Pa Nor th to 16455 Agate pered, first shots, Point Road. wor med. Blue eyes. POULSBO black/white or grey/white in color. Both male and POULSBO PLACE female available 10 pupAnnual Garage Sale pies in all. $500.00 call Friday & Saturday, Advertise your o r t ex t 5 0 9 - 2 9 3 - 0 9 0 5 June 21st & 22nd, 9am-3pm. More pictures available GARAGE SALE Follow the signs through by request in the Little the multi-colored homes Siberian Husky Puppies in the heart of downtown. Nickel! B o r n A p r i l 2 2 n d Pa F u r n i t u r e, h o u s e h o l d pered, first shots, items, plus lots more. 2 print editions wor med. Blue eyes. Look for a community + online black/white or grey/white tent on Weeping Peach Up to 40 words in color. Both male and Also garages on: Ash female available. Crest Lp, Jensen Way, only $16 $675.00 call or text 509Cherry Blossom Loop, 293-0905 More pictures 4th Ave. and Arbutus. Call available by request .
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