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Backup suitors Sammamish says if Issaquah doesn’t want Klahanie, ‘we do’ BY KEVIN ENDEJAN KENDEJAN@ISSAQUAHREPORTER.COM

Owner Diane Salazar laughs with some customers at the newly opened Forgotten Treasures Gifts and Thrift Shoppe in Issaquah. LINDA BALL, Issaquah & Sammamish Reporter

TREASURE FOUND Sammamish couple follow dream, open thrift store in Issaquah

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ustice and Diane Salazar were starting to be called professional yard sale vendors by their neighbors. Only they usually held the sales inside their home. The couple, who live on the Sammamish Plateau, talked about opening a store for years, and they finally have done just that. On May 24, they opened Forgotten Treasures Gifts and Thrift Shoppe in Issaquah. They chose Issaquah because more people come down from the Plateau to shop than the other way around. Easy access off of I-90 was also a factor, Diane said. Justice Salazar was a journeyman carpenter, but as work slowed down, and knowing they were good at spotting quality merchandise, they decided to take it out of their home and into the public. The couple sources their merchandise from estate sales and yard sales, selectively choosing what they want to carry in

This is how laundry used to be done — now it’s a fun piece of decor found at Forgotten Treasures Gifts and Thrift Shoppe. LINDA BALL,

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the store. As a result, you will find no clothing or ratty old stuffed animals. Instead, there are collectibles, an entire set of China, sporting equipment, furniture, books, CDs – all in good or

great condition, some of it new. “We end up with more tables than chairs,” Diane said as she looked at the mint condition dining room table on the floor now, which has no chairs. The exception to clothing is two leather jackets hanging on the wall. One is from the Sonics, the other the Mariners. Also in stock is a Dooney and Bourke handbag and some jewelry. Max and Opal Hochanadel from Sammamish were in the store for their second time in as many days. They had spied an Ethan Allen bench the day before, when everything was 25 percent off. When Max asked Diane if it was still 25 percent off, she honored the price. The couple beamed as they packed off their new treasure. The Salazars do not take items on consignment. They do take Mastercard, VISA, American Express, Discover and good old fashioned cash. Forgotten Treasures Gifts and Thrift Shoppe is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and is located at 1025 NW Gilman Blvd. near Petco and Trader Joe’s. Staff writer Linda Ball can be reached at 425391-0363, ext. 5052.

If the city of Issaquah isn’t interested in Klahanie, the city of Sammamish made it official they are. During a meeting June 11, the council unanimously voted 6-0, with council member John Curley absent, to pursue the annexation of Klahanie and other neighborhoods in Issaquah’s Potential Annexation Area. “If the annexation of Klahanie fails, then Sammamish is prepared to move forward — with the citizen’s acquiesce — to annex Klahanie and to welcome [them] into the fold,” said Deputy Mayor Ramiro Valderrama, during his motion. Issaquah has until Aug. 6 to submit language to the county auditor to get the annexation issue on the November ballot. Issaquah has determined it would gain about $6.47 million annually from additional property tax, some sales tax, state-shared revenues, utility taxes and real estate excise tax. Cost to the city to service the new areas would be about $5.85 million. Issaquah’s annexation issue first came up in 2005, when it was presented to voters in two parts. First was to annex or not, and the second question was whether Klahanie agreed to assume Issaquah’s debt. The first part passed, the second did not. Since then, Klahanie and 12 other neighborhoods have remained in limbo. “In the interim, I’ve been sitting on the edge of Southeast 32nd Street, watching the beautiful city of Sammamish grow and flourish and I would SEE KLAHANIE, 6

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Far left, an Issaquah graduate shows his enthusiasm at Safeco Field. Top, Issaquah High School students beam as they enter Safeco Field to “Pomp and Circumstance” at their commencement. Issaquah High School’s Mix it Up sing “Can You Feel the Love Tonight,” at the IHS commencement.

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Issaquah class of 2013, bright in purple, says goodbye BY LINDA BALL LBALL@ISSAQUAHREPORTER.COM

It was bittersweet for Issaquah High School principal Paula Phelps as she spoke to the class of 2013. After 15 years, this is her last as the principal at IHS. Phelps praised the class for its many academic accomplishments as well as its contribution to the community through service. While she wished them success, she emphasized that she wanted them to be happy and content – and laugh – every-

day while they work as a scientist, teacher or whatever they end up doing. Issaquah High School had an astounding eight valedictorians who each took turns addressing the crowd. They had high praise for the teachers at IHS. “We’ve spent most of our lives in school learning stuff we’ll probably forget, but we won’t forget our teachers here for their talent and enthusiasm,” said valedictorian Birte Fichter. Class speaker Miranda Hansen brought humor to the commencement by starting out referring to the eight valedictorians. “No matter who you cheated off of, the answers were

probably right,” Hansen told the other students. She closed with a rap routine performed by her alter-ego, “Mer-Kat in the hood,” to the delight of the class. But it was math teacher Jonathan Ko whose emotional speech hushed the crowd. He recalled an IHS student who graduated six years ago named Kristy LeMond. She died at the age of 24 from cancer after living her life to the maximum. “What I learned from Kristy is that I don’t know anything,” Ko said with a shaking voice. “Live your life to bring joy and happiness to others. If you’re going to live life recklessly than do it for others.”

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Far left, Skyline High School’s class of 2013 tosses their caps in the air at Safeco Field to celebrate their accomplishment. Top, Andrew Smith, the student speaker at Skyline High School’s commencement, sported a Taco Bell hat for most of his amusing speech. A graduate beams after receiving her diploma. LINDA BALL,

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Graduating senior Andrew Smith, the student speaker for Skyline High School, said he wasn’t nervous about giving a speech. “Diarrhea can be caused by a lot of things,” he said to great laughter. His serious last words, quoted by Bob Marley, were “one love, one heart, let’s get together and be all right.” All fun aside, high school graduation is a special time

and certainly a rite of passage. Skyline principal, Lisa Hechtman recognized the class of 2013, first by asking them to stand up if they learned anything while at Skyline. They all stood. Then, she asked them to stand if they were members of the National Honor Society, or if they took any International Baccalaureate classes, if they were IB graduates, if they earned their associate’s degree while in high school, if they earned a scholarship, if they were going to college, if they were National Merit commended scholars, if the were National Merit finalists and so on. Clearly, this was not a class of slackers, as the number

of students who stood up in each category were considerable. “You are unique and born for a specific purpose,” Hechtman said. “You matter. We have great expectations of you, and we’re very proud.” School board president Brian Deagle encouraged the class to take risks and to not be fearful. “It’s often when we feel uncomfortable that we’re making the right decision,” he said. He told the class the quality of their lives would not be determined by whether or not they accomplish their dreams, but rather if they try.

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tate lawmakers have 231 million good reasons to agree on a new two-year state budget. Revenue forecasts predict an additional $231 million in revenue during this fiscal year and over the next two years. That money, plus $90 million in savings from fewer services being needed, could be enough to do a deal and go home. There could be an end to the Legislature's special sessions after all. Or, as Sen. Rodney Tom so aptly put it: “We should just be able to say OK … let’s wrap up the people’s business and move on.” The Legislature is now into its second special session. If lawmakers can't come up with a budget by the end of the month, the state could begin to shut down nonessential services. There's no need for that. Both the Republican/Democrat coalition in the Senate and the Democrat-controlled House have been sparring over a number of other issues. House Democrats want to end some tax breaks. The Senate coalition wants to make changes in such things as the state's workers' compensation system. Both houses are using these and other measures as trading chips to get an agreement on the budget. While discussion on such issues is justified, it isn't as critical to the budget as making sure the state has money to pay its bills come July 1. Our lawmakers have spent enough time in Olympia. It's time to craft and pass a budget and go home.

SPEAKING OF MONEY ... If the IRS didn’t have enough problems over improperly targeted conservative groups and throwing lavish employee conferences, now comes news that the agency may pay its workers a total of $70 million in bonuses. IRS officials say the payments are required by a union contract. At a time when the government is slashing spending, bonuses – of any amount – are clearly inappropriate. – Craig Groshart, Issaquah & Sammamish Reporter ISSAQUAH | SAMMAMISH

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Klahanie annexation good for Issaquah

n important decision is ahead for the Issaquah City Council. After several years of review and discussion, the council will soon vote whether to annex the Klahanie neighborhood into the city. You might not know, but the 10,843 residents of Klahanie are not part of Issaquah, but rather unincorporated King County. It is clear, from both sentiment and various financial analysis, that annexation is in the best interest of Klahanie residents and businesses. Put simply, Klahanie folks will see decreases in their tax burden and increases in services, to say nothing of the importance of “officially” affiliating with a local municipality. But Matt Bott it is also clear that Issaquah stands to benefit from this policy decision, and this should not be overlooked. Annexing Klahanie would make official an already existing (and strong) connection between Klahanie folks and Issaquah. Many Issaquah employees, customers, business owners and community volunteers live in Klahanie. We share the same fire services, school district, and residential connections. We also largely share the same economic future. The businesses we will compete for in the future, as they compare Issaquah to other municipalities, will include Klahanie in their analysis for employee housing, recreation and quality of life. Klahanie and Issaquah are intertwined in many ways.

LETTERS STANDARDS QUESTIONED Is this the same Issaquah City Council that laudably considered all variables and enacted a forward thinking decision to eliminate

plastic bag use in Issaquah? Did that decision consider the best long-term interests of Issaquah residents and those of neighboring communities by far exceeding any requirement of the Washington State Department of Ecology? Why, then, when the

Annexation also makes good financial sense for Issaquah. A recent independent financial analysis shows that the annexation is an economic-plus for Issaquah’s coffers, given the property, sales and other taxes expected to accompany the annexation, which assumes an annexation sales tax credit from the state. Just as important, it will automatically enhance Issaquah’s ability to compete for state/federal infrastructure dollars, for new resources and for regional attention. It will reinforce the vision and goals of the Central Issaquah Plan in providing a broader tax base to support the plan’s density, transportation, open space and economic vitality goals. Klahanie is in Issaquah’s “Potential Annexation Area,” as provided by King County. The city, somewhat recently, also annexed another neighborhood, South Cove, into Issaquah. So this annexation is not necessarily controversial. It is somewhat assumed in the regional growth plan. Twenty years down the road, I believe that we will look back and realize that, for all involved, annexation of Klahanie was the right thing to do. As fellow citizens, I encourage you take time to make your voice is heard, and hopefully, share your support for Klahanie annexation providing public comment at an upcoming council meeting or by taking a few moments to e-mail our elected leaders at citycouncil@issaquahwa.gov. Matthew Bott is the CEO of the Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce. He writes on topics including the economy, community enhancement and business success. issue at stake is as great in magnitude as the injection well at the Lower Reid Infiltration Gallery (LRIG) and the very real and immediate potential to contaminate an aquifer shared by two cities, are councilmembers willing to advocate for safe drinking water only as far

as the state’s minimum standards? Allowing the LRIG injection well to start again is irresponsible and shortsighted. The council should continue to act as the prideful bastion of the trust and well being of its city, its residents and the greater community.

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South Cove citizens voice safety concerns surrounding NW Lake Sammamish Road BY LINDA BALL LBALL@ISSAQUAHREPORTER.COM

The Issaquah City Council wasn’t expecting a big crowd for a discussion on the transportation improvement program Monday evening, but it got an earful from residents of the South Cove area. Gary Costa, the city’s transportation manager, presented a long list of road projects that need attention in Issaquah. Right now, the NW Sammamish Road improvement is No. 18 on the list. South Cove residents say the road is their access to the city – and it’s not safe. “We have been promised access for decades,” states a petition that has now been signed by 350 residents of the area. “When we voted to be annexed to the city, it was one of the top three items on the list that Issaquah would take care of.” That annexation was in 2006. The problem starts at Lakemont Boulevard, where there is a traffic circle, all the way east to what one resident called the “intersection of death,” where NW Sammamish Road meets state route 900 — the “Tully’s intersection.” If you go straight you’re on 12th, and if you turn right you’re on state route 900. The online petition was created by Tiffany Endres who said those who signed it want this project moved to top priority.

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Looking west, the shoulders of Northwest Sammamish Road are narrow with no safe pedestrian access. LINDA BALL, Issaquah & Sammamish Reporter “There is no safe pedestrian access into the city,” Endres said. “There is more traffic now, and commuters will hop off I-90 to use the road.” She has seen people pass on a double yellow line, and noted that the shoulders often are inaccessible due to water and mud. John Girt, a 20-year resident of the South Cove area said he will not take his grandchildren on the road. There is no physical separation between car lanes and any sort of pedestrian lane. He said he and his wife walked to Issaquah to the movie one evening, not realizing how dark it would be when they got out. They were terrified, because there is also no lighting, un-

like, for example, Newport Way as you head up toward the zoo. Melody Scherting is an organizer for WAVE, a bicycle ride designed to bring awareness to domestic violence against women. She expects 1,400 women to ride in September this year. The route goes right down NW Sammamish. “There are many places in Issaquah that are bike friendly, but this is the most dangerous,” she said. The petition also states “the South Lake Sammamish neighborhoods are the only neighborhoods without safe pedestrian access to the city of Issaquah. Pedestrians and bicyclists of all ages use the shoulder of the road and it’s not safe. There have been pedestrian deaths on the road.” Councilmember Fred Butler said a needs assessment has been done on the project which looked at accidents, lighting and striping. Costa said the design phase would cost $400,000. “So would it be of value to put some money into this now?” asked councilmember Eileen Barber, to which councilmember Joe Forkner said it was certainly of value to the audience in attendance. The council passed the transportation program, noting it’s still early in the 2014 budget process. Forkner said the program is a state funded program, but there could be additional funds for roads from the capital improvement program, which is funding from the city.

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The following information was compiled from city of Sammamish and Issaquah police reports:

NON TOXIC Issaquah police responded to a call June 6 of someone placing two barrels of “toxic waste” in the 600 block of Northwest Gilman Boulevard, near a green belt. Officers located the barrels, which had a non-hazardous sticker on them.

items would go missing in the Sammamish home and appear in her L.A. home. The woman assured police she wasn’t crazy.

MONSTERS ON THE LOOSE? An Issaquah woman called police in the early morning of June 7, reporting that she saw a male dressed up in some sort of horror movie outfit and a female covered in leaves. Police searched the area, in the 700 block of 7th Avenue Northwest, but were unable to locate any suspicious activity.

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A Sammamish woman called police June 15 after discovering what appeared to be two piles of human feces on her front porch in front of her door. The woman, who lives in the 1900 block of 263rd Court Southeast, said this was the second time in three weeks someone had defecated on her doorstep. She suspects teenagers in the neighborhood, noting there have been numerous parties in the area of late.

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very much like to be a part of that city,” said Klahanie resident Myrl Venter. Councilmember Don Gerend, who has been on the Sammamish Council since the city’s inception in 1999, has long supported annexing Klahanie. “Because Klahanie is not in our Planned Annexation Area, we cannot take formal motions to try and annex [it],” Gerend said. “We would welcome the citizens of those neighborhoods to

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For Lynette Ecklund, the skate park at the Sammamish Commons is much more than concrete and metal. After moving away from the area for more than a decade, Ecklund and her family returned to Sammamish in 2012. Of the many changes they found, it is the skate park that has stuck out. “He lives and breathes skating,” Ecklund said of her elder son, Brandon, an incoming freshman at Skyline. “He spends hours here every day.” Brandon Ecklund was one of a few hundred youngsters at the skate park and Sammamish Commons last Fri-

A group of teens wait to drop into the skate bowl for a practice run. JOSH SUMAN, Issaquah & Sammamish Reporter

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join Sammamish if they were allowed to.” Sammamish would have to go to King County to ask for a change in the Potential Annexation Area before it could attempt to annex Klahanie. Issaquah is scheduled to discuss annexation during its upcoming July 1 and 15 council meetings. The Citizens for Sammamish will discuss the topic at its next meeting at 7 p.m. July 1 at Fire Station No. 82, 1851 228th Ave. NE.

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On paper, it sounds like an insurmountable amount of time, but as Eastlake student speaker Bryce Barlow pointed out during Monday’s graduation ceremony at Key Arena, time flies by too quickly. “Two million, one hundred thousand, four hundred minutes seemed like an eternity four years ago, but today as I stand before you, I can honestly say I would trade almost anything to get a few of those minutes back and

spend them with you guys,” he said. Many of Eastlake’s student speakers reflected on shared memories and time spent together. “What a great journey that we’ve had that started 13 years ago,” said senior class president Neha Singh. “Along the way we’ve encountered successes, failures, life-long friendships and incredible learning experiences that have allowed us to grow as individuals.” Ross McCorkle summed up the years together with a live acoustic mesh of several different songs popular during the class of 2013’s years together. The song included pieces of

Green Day’s, “Good Riddance,” Bruno Mars’ “Billionaire” and NYSNC’s “Bye Bye Bye,” among other songs. While much of the class of 2013’s time was spent on reflection, a fair amount of emphasis was put on the future as well. Principal Brad Malloy told students to pause and reflect before making decisions, while faculty speaker Bill Monahan told students to follow their passions. “This is just the beginning,” Barlow told the graduating class. “Imagine what we can accomplish in another 2 million minutes. EHS Class of 2013, let’s go into the world and let’s make an impact.”

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in 2012, said while the event has featured wellknown performing acts like The Blue Scholars and even Macklemore in the past, his focus is on providing a stage for local musicians to showcase their talents in the community. “All the bands did a great job this year, and

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Women’s Club gets new officers Marianne Crane has been elected president of the Issaquah Women’s Club for 2013-14. Other officers are Luanne Caylor, first vice president; Marj Snyder, second vice president; Wilma Taylor, secretary; and Cecilia Gambill, treasure. Connie Fletcher, former member of Issaquah School Board and a member of the Washington State Board of Education, was the speaker at the installation. The Issaquah Women’s Club gives to local charities and supports the “Follow Your Dream” scholarship for graduating high school senior girls. More information about the club is available at issaquahwomensclub.org.

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Over the years, Jennie Proby has bought any number of gifts for her mother Marilyn. But several years ago, when she and her brother fulfilled a longtime dream of their mother’s by getting her in a rowing skull for the first time through a beginner class with Sammamish Rowing Association, neither knew it would come to shape their lives together in the coming years.

“We thought she wouldn’t like it at all, and that would be the end of it,” Jennie said. “She went through this huge transformation over the course of a year.” From the learn to row class offered to those with no prior initiation to the sport, Marilyn continued to progress on competitive rowing teams with SRA and is currently part of the team headed to regionals in Vancouver, Wash. later this week. Daughter Jennie, who resisted getting in a boat even as she lived in a house full of crew members at the University of Washington, finally caved-in to her mother’s insistence and took a learn to row class five years ago after joining her at the

same regatta the team is headed to this weekend. “There were thousands of competitors and sandy beaches,” Jennie said. “Over the course of the three days, I got sucked in.” From the beginning class she moved to instructing and coaching before becoming the executive director of the association in 2012. She said the opportunity to find an outlet for fitness in a team setting was what separated crew from other sports. “You’re only as strong as the weakest person in your boat,” she said. “It is truly a team sport.” While SRA has been offering introductory rowing classes since shortly after the group was formed in 1996,

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Lakeside baseball on streak Lakeside Recovery’s senior legion baseball team is more than halfway through the regular season and finds itself in the midst of a three game winning streak as of the Reporter’s press time on Wednesday. Coach Rob Reese’s squad, comprised of Issaquah, Skyline and Newport high school players, beat Phiten Legion, Wollochet Legion and the Issaquah Indians to move their record to 13-5 on the year. Lakeside had won seven of its last eight and faces a squad from Federal Way in a double header on Sunday at Issaquah, beginning at noon. The team made the championship game of the American Legion World Series last season.

Left, Jennie Proby and mom Marilyn stand on the dock at the Sammamish Rowing Association boathouse. Right, a pair of rowers work in a twoperson skull, which is used for beginners. JOSH SUMAN, Issaquah & Sammamish Reporter

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