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SALMON DAYS UNVEILS 2014 THEME
Community theater in Sammamish’s future Arts Commission looking to start with holiday show in December BY KELLY MONTGOMERY ISSAQUAH/SAMMAMISH REPORTER
Salmon Days has unveiled this year’s theme as “Coho Mojo.” Issaquah’s premiere event started in 1970, so this year’s theme is a tribute to the festival’s beginning, harkening back to the time of bell bottoms and pop-art. Salmon Days organizers know that those who experienced the ’70s will resonate with the theme, and hope that younger generations are familiar enough with the ’70s to get in the groove. COURTESY IMAGE
Schools foundation, community network to merge to better help kids in Issaquah Two of Issaquah's leading youth advocate organizations, the Issaquah Schools Foundation and Issaquah Community Network, are joining forces to better serve the students of the Issaquah School District. The two groups will formally merge on Sept. 1, with the foundation providing funding for the newly merged organization. The network will continue addressing youth and family issues including, suicide and substance abuse prevention, homelessness, bullying and harassment and reducing adverse childhood experiences. The network also includes
the Drug Free Community Coalition and BEST, a subcommittee focused on suicide prevention and emotional resiliency. Both groups will transition to the foundation as part of the merger. More information on the Issaquah Schools Foundation/ Issaquah Community Network merger is available by contacting Robin Callahan at rcallahan@issaquahschoolsfoundation.org or Diane Bugge, chair of the Issaquah Community Network Board of Directors at dlbugge@ comcast.net.
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Sammamish community members gathered at the EX3 Teen Center to discuss bringing a community theater to the city at a meeting on May 16. 'A Repertory Collective Project,' presented by the Sammamish Arts Commission, was created in the hopes of creating "a center of excellence by releasing, empowering and equipping lives through the creative arts," said Arts Commissioner Steve Wright. The meeting included an introduction to the collective project as well as a public conversation. Wright said that people from all backgrounds showed up to the meeting with input. "We're very excited about the opportunity to have a theater in this community," he said. The Commission's goals are to develop a pipeline for new and existing talent, create thorough and expanded education and training programs through workshops, and develop and foster opportunities to serve in the project. Wright said as of now the important part is to get the people involved in the process and gain community support. "All the building blocks are there," Wright said. "Anything that's long lasting, make sure it has a foundation." Community feedback included incorporating various styles of dance into productions, involving children or
having children's activities and doing a theater-based couple's night. "It's a collective project because we need to make sure all areas are taken care of," Wright said. While there is currently a focus on the holiday show which will take place in Decemeber, Wright said they want to start looking at workshops, other shows and more. "I think the timing is right," he said, explaining that the Arts Commission, city officials and community members are all very excited about the project. Wright, who has been on the Arts Commission for approximately six months, produced, directed and consulted shows for a living before his retirement. After a break from the theater, he's ready to get back in the game and give back to the community. Wright said he's looking at a list of various productions and venues for the holiday show and hopes to have a couple more meetings before auditions in September. "We want to do it right the first time," Wright said. “It's one more ornament on the tree for the holidays."
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Veterans, community remember D-Day in Issaquah
BY LINDA BALL ISSAQUAH/SAMMAMISH REPORTER
It was 70 years ago Friday, June 6, that the Allied forces launched the largest seaborne invasion in history, storming the beach at Normandy, France, giving the German Army a serious blow. Veterans who remember D-Day, or served in subsequent conflicts were at Issaquah’s Memorial Park to mark the occasion. William Geil, 89, was in gunnery training that day, but made it to England by 1945, then served as a navigator on B-17 Bombers, also called "Flying Fortresses." He had to bail out over Leipzig, Germany, then was captured and held as a prisoner of war for 45 days. General George Patton's army liberated Geil and the other prisoners. "I was sort of a skeptic by then," Geil said. "I wasn't sure I'd get out." He said he was treated as well as can be expected. When Geil was captured, he was first taken to Weimar, Germany, where the SS interrogated its prisoners. Then, he was moved to a prison camp in Nuremberg, before being transported by train to the south, to Moosburg. The train had to turn back because the tracks had been cut, so they went back to Nuremberg where the allies were firing. But soon the allies figured out these were their guys so he was rescued. Geil said he got $45 reparation — one dollar for each day he was held. So, he bought his wife, Frances, a watch. The Geils will both turn 90 in six
Above: Norb Ziegler, WWII veteran William Geil and his son, also William Geil. Right: Orange smoke flares help P-51 pilots spot Memorial Field. LINDA BALL, Issaquah & Sammamish Reporter.
months, and they will soon celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary. His was one of many stories at the remembrance of D-Day, held at Issaquah's Memorial Park June 6. Many veterans from various conflicts were in attendance, some with their families, some not. They were treated to a buffet donated by local businesses, and music by the Issaquah singers. The event was organized by Issaquah VFW Post 343 commander, David Waggoner. The highlight of the event was a flyover by four P-51 Mustangs, owned by Paul Allen's Heritage Flight Museum. Waggoner said they got as low as they could — about
500 feet, to honor the veterans, who were seated under cover on the field. Like Geil, Walt Watkins, 86, joined at the tail end of the war, at age 17. He was shipped out in August 1945, serving in the Navy. He was sent to the Philippines, then sailed up the Yangtze River in China, disarming the Japanese. "It's six miles wide at the mouth," Watkins said of the river. "When we got to Shanghai, they'd really trashed the city." Cliff LeCompte, a Vietnam veteran, 1970-1971, said his brother-in-law was one of the first Americans allowed in Communist China after the war. He said his
brother-in-law was a sports-writer and was writing about fishing all over the world. The Yangtze apparently has excellent fishing, so the Chinese allowed him in because they figured he wouldn't write anything too controversial. LeCompte served in the Navy on a missile destroyer. After the flyover the Issaquah singers concluded with "God Bless America." The veterans stayed and lingered, no doubt sharing their courageous stories and honoring the brothers they lost.
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Eastside Legal Assistance Program helps the underserved, domestic violence victims BY LINDA BALL ISSAQUAH/SAMMAMISH REPORTER
Although Dan Menser works fulltime as one of T-Mobile’s in-house attorneys, he is one of approximately 100 attorneys who volunteers for the Eastside Legal Assistance Program, or ELAP. ELAP has been providing free legal services to low income residents of East and Northeast King County and domestic violence legal aid throughout King County for 25 years. The nonprofit organization has 11 advice and consultation clinics located in Issaquah, Redmond, Kirkland and Bellevue. Seven of the clinics cover general civil non-family law issues and four are specialty clinics: Family law and domestic violence issues; immigration issues; and multi-lingual, which handle all civil issues, including family law, for those who speak Spanish, Russian and Ukrainian. Menser, who lives in Issaquah, volunteers at the Issaquah clinic, located at the YWCA Family Village. He sees clients in half-hour blocks on issues mainly involving landlord/tenant problems, bankruptcy, wills or medical directives. Menser said criminal issues are rare. He enjoys the clinics because as a corporate attorney he doesn’t get exposed to “real life.” “There’s no shortage of underserved legal issues,” Menser said. He said there are those who just want
to talk, and then there are people who are a little paranoid; for example, those who fear that the government is out to get them. But many of his clinic clients pull at his heart. Like the woman who came in six months ago about to be evicted from her apartment and forced to live in her car with her son. He explained the legal process to the woman, assuring her that the landlord can’t put her out on the street without process. His job is to point folks to the resources that can help them, and provide quick answers to legal questions. Another example, is when one spouse dies, and the surviving spouse doesn’t know what to do. The surviving spouse may not have access to bank accounts, safe deposit boxes — basic financial resources that he/she may have not taken the lead on before. One of Menser’s cases involved a married elderly couple. One-half of the couple couldn’t take care of the other one who needed more assistance. Their kids came in and swooped up that parent. “Is there a medical directive? Twenty percent of these really get to you,” Menser said as he touched his heart. “I walk out knowing I did something good.” Brandy Andersson and two other attorneys, Juanita Cope, and Christina Pollard, are on staff with ELAP, and handle the domestic violence cases. Andersson said they will handle anywhere from 135 to 150 clients each year,
with many having more than one court case. Usually the first case is a protection order. From there, they could be dealing with a dissolution, divorce or custody issues. Even though they are paid staff, the services to the victims are still free. Andersson said she had a history with various prosecutor’s offices, and got to know some of the victims of domestic violence. “When this opportunity came up I jumped on it and never looked back,” she said. ELAP had its big fundraising breakfast May 22, raising approximately $177,000. The organization has also been able to maintain funding from King County which was $121,000 last year, to be increased to $131,000 this year. The additional money is to fund the ELAP family law fellowship program for new attorneys pursuing family law. “We essentially teach them all the ins and outs of family law, and dealing with domestic violence survivors in legal cases and the techniques and strategies of the abuser,” Andersson said. The fellowship is volunteer work on top of whatever job they may have, but Andersson said their time is valued by the clients and ELAP. “They are given quite a few experiences in family law in a short time,” she said. Fellowship applications go out this month, with candidate selection in July.
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Community Roundup
What’s happening in Issaquah and Sammamish
Computer recycling event today
PC Fix will host a recycling event from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 13 at its Issaquah location, 1320 N.W. Mall St. The company will accept and dispose of nearly all used electronic gear. The also will accept food donations to help the Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank. It also is seeking old computers to donate to local classrooms in need of additional learning materials for students. The company will check out the computers and wipe the hard drive so students can properly use them.
Library board seeks members
Issaquah is seeking members for its library board, which acts as a bridge between the library and the local community about needs the local library can help address. An informational session will be held from 6:30-7:30 p.m. June 25, at the Issaquah Library, 10 W. Sunset Way. Application can be made at www.issaquahwa.gov/library.
Trail projects need help
The Washington Trail Association (WTA) and the city of Sammamish will be working together to finish a new trail connecting Evans Creek Preserve to the parking lot off of Sahalee Way Northeast, which is currently under construction. Eight work parties have been scheduled throughout June and July to complete the trail link before the new parking lot opens in early August. Volunteers will continue building natural surface trails and restoring the trail corridor. No experience needed. For more information and to sign up, visit http://bit.ly/Sw4rTg.
Food bank help
Spiritwood at Pine Lake Retirement Community residents raised $125 and collected three large boxes of donated food June 5 for the Issaquah Food Bank. The residents, families and staff at Spiritwood hosted the community fundraising event, “Bring it on Bingo.”
Join QFC for Summer Festival Fun The weather here in the Puget Sound is heating up and so are the community festivals in our neighborhood. Kids are out of school and parents are taking time off to enjoy all the great events and activities in the area and so are we! Here are just a few of the events QFC is pleased to sponsor this summer. We hope you’ll stop by and say hello!
Capitol Hill Pride Festival, Saturday, June 28 Have you noticed a colorful change in your QFC stores on Capitol Hill? We’re gearing up to celebrate Pride month with the city of Seattle! Come over the rainbow and onto Broadway in Capitol Hill for the Pride Festival on Saturday, June 28th from 11am10pm where you’ll enjoy live music, food and tons of vendor booths including one with your friends at QFC! Yes, QFC will be there with thousands of food and product samples. Our friends at KIND bar will be featuring their flower wall where you’ll be encouraged to pass on the kindness by taking a free flower and sharing it with your friends or even strangers at the festival. Come show your pride at the street fair and don’t forget to stop by for a visit. For additional Pride events, visit www.capitolhillseattle.com.
West Seattle Street Fair, July 11-13 Our neighbors in West Seattle know how to have a little fun in the summer sun. QFC is pleased to spon-
sor the West Seattle Summer Fest which kicks off on Friday, July 11th through the weekend. The Festival features live bands, art from local artists, tons of activities for kids and food from West Seattle establishments including QFC! We’ll have delicious, healthy food options to help you and your family stay cool and hydrated as you peruse the vendor booths. For details on the event, go to www.wsjunction.org/ summerfest/.
Kirkland Uncorked, July 18-20 Wine, water and friends make for a perfect summer weekend in Seattle, doesn’t it? Join QFC at the Kirkland Uncorked event at the scenic Marina Park in Kirkland for a weekend of wines from Washington wineries, delectable bite-sized cuisine from Eastside restaurants and appearances from Northwest celebrity chefs and culinary personalities. Friends and family of all ages can enjoy the Street Fair including a Boat Show, the City Dog Modeling Contest and a Food Truck Feast on Sunday. QFC will be part of the 21 and over Tasting Garden all weekend where you can meet our world-class wine stewards who will be pouring tastes from our exclusive brand wines. For more information on the Festival and to get your tickets early, visit www.kirklanduncorked.com.
Capitol Hill Block Party, July 25-27 Want to rock out with the Dum Dum girls, Robert Delong and Man or Astro Man? Or maybe you want to sing along with Seattle-based artists Cataldo and Iska Dhaaf? The Capitol Hill Block Party has been nationally recognized for its outstanding musical performances in its 3-day music extravaganza but the party doesn’t stop with the music. The Festival also features resident art galleries, craft booths, restaurants, food trucks, clubs and stores that glorify all that Seattle has to offer. Go to www.capitolhillblockparty.com to get your tickets now! Don’t forget to follow QFC on Twitter at @qfcgrocery in July for a chance to win VIP passes to the Block Party courtesy of KIND Bar. Paid Adver tisement
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he King County Council made the right decision Monday to deal with Metro’s financial problems. By a 5-4 vote, the council approved reducing Metro service hours beginning in September. But the council did something even better. It held off on approving more cuts in 2015 and instead suggested ways Metro might find additional funds. Those wise decisions didn’t make it past County Executive Dow Constantine who, unfortunately, vetoed the plan. The result shifts the burden of paying to prevent future service cuts on to the backs of cities instead of where it belongs – on Metro itself. Make no mistake. Metro is facing a dire financial future. The Great Recession saw thousands of dollars of revenue it gets for a portion of the sales tax disappear. At the same time, its costs remained high. An attempt this spring to increase the sales tax and boost car-tab fees was soundly defeated just about everywhere but Seattle. Metro’s answer? Cut back transit service. That probably is the only reasonable answer this year. But the future isn’t so clear. The recession is over and people are spending more. That means Metro is getting more money from its share of the sales tax. There’s also the possibility that a thorough audit of Metro will find ways to bring its expenses more in line with what those of other major transit systems. That might not be enough to make Metro whole. But it could help lessen the amount of transit cuts scheduled for 2015. Then next year, if Metro can show it has sharpened its budget-cutting knife, voters might be more willing to consider a tax increase. Instead, Constantine’s veto has the effect of telling bus riders their transit future is bleak. Sadly for our congested roads, many of them probably are looking at buying a car. – Craig Groshart, Issaquah & Sammamish Reporter ISSAQUAH | SAMMAMISH
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stablishing a commission to examine the causes and consequences of the Oso mudslide is taking longer than Snohomish County Executive John Lovick and Gov. Jay Inslee imagined. In the six-plus weeks since Lovick announced the joint effort, they’ve mapped out a scope of work, but not figured out how much to spend getting it done. The price tag could eclipse $1 million. How to pay for it hasn’t been decided, though it’s a good Jerry Cornfield bet the partner with the deeper pockets – the state – will cover the lion’s share. Who will be on the panel, and who will run it, also isn’t clear. Part of the difficulty encountered by these veteran Democratic politicians – and rookies in their current jobs — is a lack of precedent. There’s no template to follow. They didn’t make it any easier by calling for a commission to look into what happened and what lessons can be learned. Commissions are typically associated with high profile reviews following national calamities and tragedies. The product of some are engrained in our memories and inscribed into school history texts like the Warren Commission and 9-11 Commission. Thus by pursuing a commission, Lovick and Inslee raised public expec-
tations for an outcome grander than what a legislative task force or study group might produce. David Postman, Inslee’s communications chief, is one of a tiny number of advisors involved in setting up the joint undertaking. He said it will be an independent commission to ensure people who have questions feel they are getting complete and truthful answers. Inslee and Lovick will “weigh in” but not handpick the chairman, he said. Neither he nor Lovick offered any names of those under consideration to either serve on or lead the panel. As for its duties, the commission is likely to consider the history of the area before the March 22 mudslide, the causes of the slide and the responses to the incident by emergency workers, volunteers and residents, Postman said. It also will review regulatory policies and recommend changes, he said. How deeply the commission will probe for a cause is not chiseled into stone. Postman said this week they want hydrology and geology experts involved in the review and investigation. However, Inslee said last month he didn’t think the panel would carry out a who-knew-what-when brand of inquiry. As details get hashed out, the two political leaders may want to seek out former U.S. Sen. Slade Gorton for advice, inasmuch as he served on the commission established after the ter-
rorist attack on Sept. 11, 2001. Citing that experience, Gorton suggested a commission should focus on getting the history right and not play the blame game. Set out what happened in the past and determine what improvements might work in the future, he said. “You don’t say someone is at fault. You don’t express opinions in a (final) commission report,” he said. Lay out the facts and let the public interpret them, he said. Another piece of advice: the panel should be made of an even number of people to encourage collaboration and prevent breakdowns along political lines. And, he said, find trustworthy and respected members of the community to serve. They will be better able to reach unanimity and that will enhance the credibility of the final product, he said. Gorton’s ideas “make sense,” Lovick said. “We need to know the history. We need to know the cause,” he said. Though it’s taken longer to launch than anticipated, the community isn’t pressing him on it yet, he said. “I don’t feel pressure but we need to get started,” he said. “We need to get answers.” Jerry Cornfield is a political reporter who covers Olympia for The Daily Herald in Everett, which is among the Washington state newspapers in the Sound Publishing group. He can be contacted at jcornfield@heraldnet.com.
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Upcoming events in Issaquah and Sammamish
June 14 Issaquah Farmer’s Market: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pickering Barn, 1730 10th Ave. N.W. Bird Walk: 10 a.m. An easy walk on level pathways in search of baby ducks and woodpeckers - nests, too, at Lake Sammamish State Park. Enter through the park gate on Sammamish Road and meet in the Northwest corner of the parking lot. No park fee or Discover Pass required on this special date. People can leave the walk at any point, dress for the weather and bring bring binoculars (if you have them) and water. The Cincinnati Kid: 7 p.m. An up-and-coming poker player (Steve McQueen) tries to prove himself in a high-stakes match against a long-time master of the game (Edward G. Robinson). 102 minutes, color. Eagle Room at Issaquah City Hall, 130 E. Sunset Way. Funny Girl: 8 p.m. Tickets 425-392-2202. Village Theatre, 303 Front Street North. Gilman Village Boardwalk Sale: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Shop for fabulous finds in many of the boutique stores in the village.
June 15 Funny Girl: 8 p.m. Tickets 425-392-2202. Village Theatre, 303 Front Street North. Gilman Village Boardwalk Sale: noon to 5 p.m. Shop for fabulous finds in many of the boutique stores in the village. Fenders on Front Street: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Live music, classic car cruise, family activities and trophy and awards ceremony. Front Street in Issaquah.
June 16 Active Women Healthy Women-Team Survivor Northwest: 6:30-7:30 p.m. Women of all fitness levels are encouraged to join this certified instructor led class. From cancer patients to survivors, there is an exercise activity appropriate for you. Free. Swedish/Issaquah, Medical Office Building, Room “Leadership” Second Floor Conference Center: 751 N.E. Blakely Drive., Issaquah. teamsurvivornw.org
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Issaquah City Council: 7 p.m. Public hearing on the Transportation Improvement Program. Council Chambers, City Hall, 135 E. Sunset Way. Lecture: 7 p.m. Dr. John Marzluff will discuss Gifts of the Crow: How Perception, Emotion, and Thought Allow Smart Birds to Behave Like Humans. Village Theatre, 303 Front St. N, Issaquah. Presented by artEAST. More information at www.villagetheatre.org/issaquah. Sammamish Arts Commission Meeting: 6:30-8:30 p.m. City Hall at Sammamish Commons, Room 129, 801 228th Avenue Southeast.
June 17 Sammamish City Council: 6:30 p.m., Sammamish City Hall, 801 228th Ave. S.E. Mindful Meditations: 7 p.m. In this meditation workshop learn the principles of mindfulness to give you a step by step process to apply it to your daily problems. Sponsored by the Friends of the Libraries. Issaquah Library, 10 W. Sunset Way.
June 18 Sammamish Farmer’s Market: 4-8 p.m. in the Sammamish Commons, 801 228th Ave. S.E.
June 19 Trail Work at Evan’s Creek Preserve: 9 a.m. Contact Kellye Hilde, Parks Project Manager, (425) 295-0582.
June 21 Issaquah Highlands Community wide garage sale: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. throughout the Issaquah Highlands. Issaquah Farmer’s Market: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Pickering Barn, 1730 10th Ave. N.W.
June 23 Downtown Issaquah Association board and merchant meeting: 2-3 p.m. Historic Shell Station. 232 Front St. N. I Walk the Line: 7 p.m. Free film series at Issaquah City Hall. Henry Tawes (Gregory Peck) is the sheriff in a small town in Tennessee. A man of strong moral fiber, he is always quick to judge others and follows the law zealously. Then he meets Alma (Tuesday Weld), a beautiful young girl who turns his world upside down. 97 minutes, color. Eagle Room at City Hall, 130 E. Sunset Way.
Overlake Alumnae Panhellenic awards student scholarships The Overlake Alumnae Panhellenic awarded 12 local students with college scholarships from the organization’s yearly fund. Each winner received a Certificate of Merit and a monetary award to be applied towards her educational goals. These recipients were recognized for outstanding academics, leadership and community service. The Issaquah/Sammamish recipients are: Amanda Crowe, Eastlake High School, who plans to
attend Washington State University; Charly Nelson, Issaquah High School, who plans to attend Washington State University; Stephanie Hays, Liberty High School, who plans to attend Elon University; and Madison Laycock, Skyline High School, who plans to attend the University of Washington. For more information on the scholarships, contact Anne Dumond at 425883-8124 or visit www. overlakealumnaepanhellenic.org.
Five seniors named scholars The Issaquah School District announced that five seniors have been recognized by the Washington Scholars program. The award recognizes the top one percent of graduating high school seniors across the state, recognizing excellence in academic achievement, leadership and community service. Four high school students in each of the state’s 49 legislative districts (three scholars and one alternate) are selected each year to receive financial
awards toward tuition at an in-state college or university. Local scholars are: Liberty High School – Neil M. Chakravarty - scholar, Maximillian S. Greenwald - scholar and Austin Sivret, alternate. Issaquah High School – Hannah R. Stulberg, scholar. Skyline High School – Cathy Cao, alternate. For more information about the Washington Scholar program, visit http://wsac.wa.gov/washington-scholars.
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May 30 Vehicle break-ins: An officer responded to a call for extra patrols at Lakemont Orchard in the 18300 block of Southeast Newport Way following reports of about seven vehicle break-ins and multiple thefts of mail over the last two days. No sale: A woman in the 900 block of Northeast Ingram Way said she had sold her vehicle to another female, but that the personal check provided for the car had been stopped and no funds were available. The transfer of ownership was stopped by the Department of Licensing.
June 1 Temper tantrum: A person walking across the street at Northeast Maple Street and Newport Way Northwest reportedly threw a plastic water bottle at a car and said to the driver, "you almost hit me." Both individuals were spoken to.
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Sketchy neighbor: A caller in the 300 block of Shangri-La Way had questions/concerns about a downstairs neighbor when she was informed he was a drug dealer and had warrants and also may have used a different name to rent the apartment. The officer offered her some suggestions and suggested she contact the complex manager regarding her concerns. Reckless drivers: Motorcyclists were reported driving on and off the sidewalks near Front Street North and East Sunset Way. Officers were not available to respond and the state patrol was notified in case the motorcyclists got on the freeway.
Sammamish May 30 High school assault: A father of a 15-year-old Skyline High School student called police stating her daughter was physically assaulted by a classmate at school. There were no physical marks on the girl’s neck, but police told the girl she should notify the school. The father and his daughter did not wish to press charges.
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Burning moratorium starts June 15 Eastside Fire and Rescue will begin the annual burning moratorium June 15. Moratorium guidelines affect everyone living within the boundaries of the fire service. A no-fee cooking and recreational burning permit is required and not subject to moratorium. Visit www. eastsidefire-rescue.org for a permit. Cooking and recreational fires burning wood shall use only dry seasoned wood. Propane, natural gas and charcoal fires do not require a burn permit. Cooking and recreational fires shall not be larger than 3-feet in diameter and 2-feet in height. A recreational fire is the same as a cooking fire, but without the food.
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Gilly, a rescued Conure (a small parrot) greets you upon entering Gilman Gallery Antiques. Customers nosh on cookies and coffee, which are always out for them. It’s a friendly place. The gallery, which has been owned and operated by Darlene Cohen for 28 years, will close June 30 to make way for a large multi-family development. Called Atlas, the project, to be built by Lennar Multifamily Communities, will consist of 346 stacked apartments in three buildings on the old Lombardi’s site that also includes the old Hi-Lo Shopping Center. While Cohen plans to relocate, it will be in Bellevue. “Issaquah is beginning to lose business, it’s all going to the Highlands,” she said. “Sammamish (shoppers) aren’t coming here anymore; they go down to Redmond.” Cohen has told city officials that Issaquah isn’t building enough retail space. “And they’re building all of these apartments? Where are they going to work?,” she asked. The Highlands has become more of a live, work, shop hub where people can walk, she added, unlike the valley floor. She also is concerned that traffic on Gilman Boulevard and Seventh Street will become unbearable when all of Lennar’s units are filled. And she also doesn’t think the city has done enough to create jobs. About 100 independent antique dealers have space in Cohen’s building, which she equates with 100 small businesses closing. She also has 10 employees. Her customers are loyal, and have been crying over the situation. “They say wherever you move, we’ll come there,” Cohen said. The gallery has been the “Best of 425s” pick for antique store for the past two years in a row. “We’re like a family,” she said. The gallery’s last day is June 30 and everything is on sale now. A sign says to “dicker with the dealers.” The last outdoor dealer’s market will be Sunday, June 22. Lennar’s apartment complex is the first big project approved for the Central Issaquah Plan, which encourages greater density on the valley floor.
Above: People can shop at more than 100 antique dealers at the gallery. Below: Ethan Sherrard holds ‘Gilly’ the antique mall’s family pet. LINDA BALL, Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter.
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A TeenFest competitor shows off his tricks at the annual event which took place at the Sammamish Commons on Saturday, June 7. This is the seventh year TeenFest has taken place. The skate competition ran from 2-5 p.m. and included 30 skaters ranging in age from 6 to 26. There were five divisions: under 11, ages 12-15, ages 16-plus, sponsored competitor, and girls. The Sammamish Boys and Girls Club offered live music from Scinite, Henry Lavalee, Stereotype Nation and Moneta from 6-9 p.m.
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John Chadwick is anything but new to Little League baseball and softball. The District 9 administrator for more than three decades, and the head of the annual Junior Softball World Series in Kirkland, Chadwick is one of the foremost authorities on the organization’s local presence. He is also one of a select few who predate Bob Toigo. “He was sort of my protege,” Chadwick said. “He has done an excellent job of carrying on the district’s reputation.” Toigo’s next job is taking his decades of experience in Little League and District 9 to Williamsport, Pa., as part of the Board of Directors of Little League International, an appointment 44 years in the making. “It’s an honor, and I’m humbled,” Toigo said of the chance to serve on the board. “It is an honor to say my peers feel enough about me to elect me to that position.” After getting his start in Little League baseball in California when his nephew began taking an interest in the game during the 1960s, Toigo eventually settled near Lake Sammamish with his wife of 51 years, Vicki, and had two sons
Longtime Little League volunteer Bob Toigo stands near one of the diamonds at East Sammamish Park, home of Eastlake Little League. JOSH SUMAN, Issaquah Reporter. of his own to bring up in the game. Bob Jr. and Dan traveled into Redmond for to play baseball and attend school, and Toigo began his own service in
Redmond when it was still a one-league town. That is when Toigo said he began his dedication to the organization in earnest, and when he first met Chadwick. “Bob is a very good people-person,” Chadwick said. “He is just consistent, and everyone knows it.” Toigo has served as District 9 administrator for the past seven years, and has also been part of an advisory board that meets in Williamsport to make recommendations on regulations, rules changes and other policies. But the most important thing for Toigo has never been pushing paperwork. “People have to remember Little League is not a baseball program,” he said. “We are teaching life-lessons, and using baseball as a vehicle.” That philosophy, while at times muddled by a select few overzealous parents or coaches, is a personal one for Toigo, and not negotiable on any front. Despite his decades of service to an organization formed around a baseball diamond, Toigo said he had only a brief stint as a player during his youth in Chicago. No standards existed in the early 1950s for playing time in Little League, and Toigo knew before he hit his teens he likely had no future on the diamond. But thanks to his manager, the years he spent in Little League were valuable nonetheless. “I had a great manager who made sure we had a good time,” he said. “He didn’t care if we won or lost, and after the game all he said is, ‘One scoop, or two?’” Toigo acknowledges even youth sports have become susceptible to the ultra-competitive ethos that dominates athletics at all levels. But he has never forgotten the impact baseball had on his life, even though he was anything but the most talented player on his team. “Baseball will always be that common ground,” he said.
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Eastside Catholic graduate and Mercer Island native Sam Lindquist was selected by the hometown Seattle Mariners in the 37th round of the Major League Baseball first year player draft last week, at the same time he was finishing a postseason run on the diamond with his curSam Lindquist rent squad at Stanford. Lindquist, a 6-foot-6 right handed pitcher, made 15 appearances in relief for the Cardinal this season, posting a 2.81 earned run
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US Lacrosse Washington named its All-State girls lacrosse team, and it includes three players from Issaquah’s state championship team. Skyline High School senior and ISD midfielder Katie Bucy was selected to the 18-person team, along with Issaquah junior midfielder Suzy Emerson and junior defender Jordan Hepperle. Emerson and Bucy also earned All-State honors in 2013. A pair of boys lacrosse players were recognized for their academic and athletic pursuits, and named Academic All-Americans for the year. Issaquah senior attackman Josh Bean, also a member of the swim and dive team for the Eagles, posted a 3.99 grade point average and will attend the University of
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