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enmore City Council members have chosen community activist and volunteer Stacey
Denuski to fill in for Deputy Mayor Glenn Rogers as he takes a leave of absence. Denuski moved to Kenmore with her husband and two boys in 2011 and has been active in the commu-
nity ever since. “I have two children and am passionate that the city where they grow up is safe, has passive and active play spaces, a sense of community and a good economic base,”
she said. “I have volunteered in many ways over the years and would like to expand my commitment to the city as a council member. I would like to help Kenmore reach its goals and shape the city’s
future in a way that allows all citizens to be heard, acknowledged and respected.” Rogers is taking a leave of absence for four to six months for health-related reasons. He was involved
in a rear-end-collision in February on the way to his son’s wedding in New Jersey, which resulted in whip lash, pain throughout Rogers’ back and neck and a sustained [ more COUNCIL page 3 ]
Bothell approves building a new City Hall BY SARAH KEHOE skehoe@bothell-reporter.com
Four naturopathic medical students at Bastyr University became homeless for a week. Pictured from left are Allie Donnell, Jenna Biollo, Lydia Peters and Kristin Thorvilson. SARAH KEHOE, Bothell Reporter
Bastyr University students go homeless for a cause BY SARAH KEHOE skehoe@bothell-reporter.com
To have a complete understanding of what
their future patients go through, four naturopathic medical students at Bastyr University became homeless for a
week. Allie Donnell, Lydia Peters, Jenna Biollo and Krisitn Thorvilson set up a tent at the back of
the campus and challenged themselves to live there free of luxuries, such as cellphones, showers, transportations
and microwaves. The students are not eating anything that is not a donated nonperishable food item and they only use a propane heater to cook their food. [ more TENTS page 5 ]
After almost a decade of meetings and discussions, Bothell will receive a new City Hall building soon. Bothell City Council members approved construction of a new City Hall building, replacing the current City Hall which was built in 1938. Construction is scheduled to start in late July 2014 and is expected to take 15 months. “This is an exciting moment for the city of Bothell, and I thank the citizens of Bothell for their input and support of this important public facility,” Mayor Joshua Freed said. “In the last 10 years, no project has [ more HALL page 5 ]
Bothell resident hosts community parade to honor his high school friend If Dominic Sickich was ever having a bad day when attending Bothell High School, he knew he could
always rely on one friend to cheer him up. Bert Colon had an infectious smile and a genuine love for everyone around him. He never allowed his disability to stop him from
being social and active in school. Colon helped out on almost every sports team and was always there to cheer on the school’s athletes. “Whenever anyone walked by Bert, he was always excited
to see them and would make a big deal about them,” Sickich said. “You couldn’t help but light up and smile around him.” It’s this contagious positive energy that made
Sickich want to do something special for Colon. Sickich decided to gather as many people from the community as possible to throw a parade for him. “I wanted this to be epic;
I wanted him to drive into a party that’s just for him,” Sickich said.” I wanted cops to come wondering what is going on, and then have them decide we are having [ more PARADE page 6 ]
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www.bothell-reporter.com • www.kenmore-reporter.com [ COUNCIL from page 1] traumatic brain injury. The pain resulting from the whip-lash is subsiding, but he is dealing with symptoms of the traumatic brain injury on a daily basis. “My leaving the council was self-initiated,” Rogers said. “As I tried to keep up with the daily work of the city, I found that I couldn’t do that. I felt I was not able to accomplish what the citizens of our city elected me to do. It also concerned me that my absence from our seven-member council left it without a tiebreaker vote.” Denuski said she is honored to take over for Rogers. “I greatly respect Glenn and wish him well in his recovery,” she said. Requirements for applicants were that they must be a registered voter of the city of Kenmore, have
a two-year continuous many of the city processes, period of residency and as well as the council and hold no other public office city employees.” or employment under the Denuski has served as city of Kenmore project leader for government. the $100,000 Ken“I think the more Elementary world of Stacey,” Playground Ressaid Kenmore City toration Project, Manager Rob Kara Play Committee linsey. “We look Member for the forward to working Stacey Denuski city of Kenmore, a with her and we volunteer for the are excited to have City of Kenmore her on board.” Michelle Obama “Let’s Denuski grew up in Move” campaign and a Shoreline. She has a social service chairperson private pilot license and for Kenmore Elementary graduated from the UniSchool, including project versity of Arizona in 1994 management for Thankswith an Electrical Engigiving, Secret Santa and neering degree. She works crisis support programs. as a flight test engineer for “I would like to see Boeing. Kenmore as a city that “I volunteer extensively residents, businesses and in the community and visitors find safe and invitbelieve that volunteering ing,” Denuski said. “Recent and being engaged is an park activity and adopimportant part of building tion of the PROS plan will a community,” Denuski ensure we have waterfront said. “Volunteering has access, a network of parks, made me familiar with trails, open spaces and
recreational facilities that provide passive and active recreation.” Denuski has high hopes for Kenmore’s future. “I see Kenmore continuing to work on multimodal safety, attracting new businesses, and revitalizing the downtown core area to be diverse and pedestrian friendly,” she said. “I also envision that the increased use of volunteers and inviting public comment on issues will create a better sense of community and pride in our city.”
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igh school graduation is a great time in a person’s life. You reach that point where you feel like you have obtained a life-long goal, you can finally start making some choices about your life and that all-important feeling of freedom. But it can also be a stressful time. Where do you go from here? What kind of jobs are available? What college do you attend? Should you take time off if it is available to you? That feeling of freedom and becoming an adult can be exhilarating and full of pitfalls. After all, the choices you make will only impact the rest of your life, so, no pressure. But put the pressure into perspective. The rest of your life is now a blank canvas on which you get to make the decisions as to which colors you use and how to create the picture. So again, no pressure, but think big. Don’t settle for the first thing that comes along. If your passion is the arts, don’t be put off by the struggling artist’s lifestyle. Most great art comes from those who struggle to attain greatness and dedicate themselves to their craft. The arts can be the most difficult to find success in than most other endeavors as it not only takes exposing your soul but hard work and some natural talent all mixed together. If you are set on attending college, go for the area of study that you are most interested in. If it makes you happy, you can find ways to be successful. And aim high with your studies. You live at a time in human history when we are making huge breakthroughs. You could be part of a team that cures cancer, perfects growing replacement organs in a lab or lands a human on Mars. Many people shy away from going after their biggest dreams for one reason or another. They feel the need to find comfort for the short term at the
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Bothell Landmark Preservation Board seeking historic photos from public
year, I was often asked if I supported the effort for a new city hall for Bothell. My response now, as it was then, is yes. Just one look at our current city hall and the operational costs required to keep this 75-year-old building safe and viable tells us that it is time for our city to provide a The Bothell Landmark Preservation Board better and safer environment for its employees, would like you to participate in its extended Preservation Month activities. Although Preser- who are currently spread across multiple buildvation Month was in May, the board is still busy ings, as well as provide a gathering point and city center for all of our citizens and visitors. preserving Bothell’s historic resources and they Therefore, I support the vote our city council would like to know which historic resources/ took to move forward with this project. With events are most important to you. Please send that vote, however, there is still work for our in photos and stories about your favorite council and city manager to do to make historic places around Bothell including historic buildings and sites, historic NORTHSHORE a new city center a reality that brings us together and we need their ongoing events, historic Fourth of July parades, leadership with innovative ideas to unite pioneer photos, downtown photos Bothell behind it. I would describe the (including building interiors), slough need for their attention in two areas: cost boating photos and lodge events. and character. Your submissions will help the board identify Cost - We need their work to find the very potential local landmarks. Submissions can be lowest cost while still building the quality of emailed to Gary Hasseler, Planning Manager, at gary. hasseler@ci.bothell.wa.us or you can bring structure that will serve Bothell for the remainphotos to be scanned to the Bothell Community der of the 21st century. Last year we spent more Development Department in the Dawson Build- than $200,000 to repair leaks and mold in our existing city hall. Our city staff does not need ing. We look forward to your submissions. to work in a ‘palace’ but we can and will do Thank you, better. Let’s stop further operational costs like Bothell Landmark Preservation Board these spent on city buildings that are failing and instead make long-term investments in Bothell’s future. There have been eight years of meetings and much debate about our city center and further delay will increase construction and inDuring my campaign for city council last
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terest costs even more. With that said, we need our city manager and his staff to find ways to finance the project that will minimize long-term debt. We do not want our debt ratios and bond rating to be compromised. Here are a few of my ideas and I’m sure there are many others: Can we build a parking structure as part of this project that will serve visitors and citizens coming to downtown Bothell and also provide ongoing revenue? Can we write leases for retail and office space that maximize current, potential revenue while giving flexibility and capacity as Bothell’s city staff grows in the coming decades? Let’s encourage private investment in this project wherever possible and look for interesting new retail concepts on this site that will minimize capital costs, accelerate our growth and attract more visitors. Also, by making this decision now we increase the chance of maximizing the return on the sale of the Dawson Building and other city properties as we consolidate, to offset the initial cost of this new facility. Character - We, as Bothell citizens, are proud of our city’s history, its leadership in education and technology, as well as its rural and unpretentious values. Our new city hall must reflect these values so that each citizen feels a sense of identity with it.
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“We worked very hard [ HALL from page 1] with the members on our undergone more public development team to make evaluation and discussion the price tag as low as posthan the City Hall project. sible,” Stowe said. “We aren’t Over the last eight years here to build the Taj Mahal, alone, there have been 27 our goal is to build a basic public discussions related to office building that will be an the development of a new asset to our community and City Hall. Now is the right last us 75 years.” time to build the City Hall Samberg said the $53 given Bothell’s positive ecomillion of borrowed money nomic environment along puts the city close to their with historically low interest maximum debt limit. rates and material and labor “This puts us at 90 percent costs.” The vote was 5-2. The ma- of our debt capacity, which means if we needed to borjority of the council felt the row money to deal with an new building was necessary, unforeseen problem or take but many people, includadvantage of a great opporing Councilwoman Tris Samberg, took issue with the tunity, we wouldn’t be able to cost. The total bond issuance do it,” Samberg said. “I think we should have prioritized is estimated at $53 million, our choices and brought the which includes total project cost down.” costs plus applicable financStowe believes the city is ing and transaction costs. fi nancially equipped to take “The total price tag is sigon the project and that nificantly higher than it will not negathe $42 million we tively affect residents’ were talking about CITY OF pocketbooks. back in 2011 and I “The city has am disappointed in performed extra that,” Samberg said. due diligence on “The first time the this project and we have council and the public saw continuously demonstrated that $53 million price tag prudent decision practices,” was at our June 3 meeting Stowe said. “The recent deciand it was shocking.” sion to move forward with City Manager Bob Stowe City Hall was made with the said the increase in the final cost of the building is simply same fiscal philosophy that a result of an increase in cost has enabled the city to fund millions of dollars of public and labor over time.
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Donnell said. “It’s easy to get lost in the hustle and bustle of everyday life and not step back and be thankful.” The women say they have received many stares and have received questions from students walking by observing their tent. “This has served as a great opportunity to raise awareness of our cause to those who ask about it,” Biollo said. “The response from our peers
has been really positive so far.” They have raised more than $700 for Tent City so far. “We also put out a box near our tent for people to put in nonperishable foods and we were amazed at the huge response we got,” Peters said. “I think everyone is willing to be generous if they know the cause and where their generosity is going.” The four women say this
experience has been stressful because it fell during school and a week before finals. “But we ended up doing it at this time on purpose because we realized that homeless people are always faced with stress too,” Peters said. “They are looking for jobs or busy with other things while they are also homeless and searching for food.” Despite the hardships, the women say they are glad they
did it. “It’s been a wonderful experience overall, it’s brought us together and taught us so much about what our future patients struggle with on a daily basis,” Peters said. “We hope to make this a yearly tradition.”
To learn more, visit their Facebook page at www. facebook.com/tents4centsAHAC.
This artist’s rendering shows what the new Bothell City Hall will look like on the east side, across the street from the police station in downtown Bothell. CONTRIBUTED, City of Bothell investments.” Stowe used the Crossroads project, the Wayne Curve Project and the open channeling of Horse Creek as examples of great expenditures made by the city in the past few years. “These public investments were made without additional taxes and have been supported predominately by one-time development revenues, capitol funding and grants,” he said. Samberg pointed out that every financial decision is linked. Since the city decided to build a new City Hall, they had to ask the public to assist in repairing parks and streets through a $43 million bond levy, she said. “These are not separate issues, they are linked,” Samberg said. “When we use money to build a build-
ing, we must use money from others to help take care of our other necessary expenses.” Freed said the old City Hall building is falling apart and the cost to repair it was too expensive. “When the first City Hall was built, there were only 500 residents and we now have more than 41,500 residents in Bothell, so it just makes sense we would need a new space to fulfill new needs that result from this population increase,” Freed said. “Also, repairs needed for this building were starting to become more frequent and outrageous.” Freed also said that the repairs needed to fix the front of the building that is deteriorating would be very expensive. “The current City Hall and
Dawson buildings are old, tired, and inadequate and have become increasingly costly to maintain,” Stowe said.”City Hall is an essential public facility. The construction of a new City Hall is an important decision for Bothell.” Bothell City Hall will be built alongside a private sector development that is planned for the City Hall block, known as the ‘City Center.’ “Our goal is for the community to use this building, to take ownership of it and feel like it is a part of Bothell,” Freed said. The new City Hall will provide office space for staff members who are currently housed in City Hall, the Dawson Building, and multiple portables and leased spaces, combining nearly all
city services and functions most visited by the public into one building. The facility will be an energy-efficient office building along with public and civic components that fit the character and function of Bothell, while providing a public place that Bothell residents and businesses can use. Active public discussions, evaluation and planning for a new City Hall have been ongoing since the first discussion of it. In 2011, following a competitive process, the city selected a development team led by Vulcan Real Estate to complete the City Hall project. The project was suspended in late 2011 due to timing of completion of Bothell’s other major downtown revitalization projects. “The timing and location of City Hall construction is expected to help ignite the fuse of redevelopment, as well as unlock the flow of private sector capital investment in Bothell’s downtown, ” Stowe said. “The City Hall’s office presence, with nearly 200 employees at build-out, will positively impact the health of downtown businesses during the day while the additional parking the City Hall provides will support both existing and new businesses.”
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“We thought it was so important to put ourselves in the shoes of our future patients,” Peters said. “This has been so good for us because it has taught us how hard it is to be homeless; there is no privacy and we feel like there is nowhere for us to put our stuff. We are going to walk away with so much more empathy and compassion for the homeless.”
The women got the idea from a nonprofit they volunteer at called Tent City, which is a tent community that provides a free, safe place to live for low income individuals. They created a Facebook page and a website detailing what they are doing and asking for food or money donations they plan to give back to Tent City. “Trying this out has made us appreciate all we have,”
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Fireworks prohibited in Kenmore, allowed on July 4 in Bothell The cities of Kenmore and Bothell remind residents that
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works within certain dates. Sales dates are July 1-4 and times vary by date. Discharge times are only on July 4 from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. The Washington State Patrol maintains the list of legal fireworks, which includes ground and hand-held sparkler devices,
certain aerial devices (small mortars), smoke devices and devices which offer combinations of these effects. Firecrackers, salutes, chasers, skyrockets and bottle rockets are not allowed. For more information, including examples, please visit the Washington State Patrol website or call the toll free number 1-888-295-8594. You must be at least 16 years old to purchase fireworks and at least 18 to discharge fireworks.
It is illegal to discharge fireworks on city property or publicly owned parks. Schools, churches and private facilities should be contacted for approval before any discharge occurs on their property. For the use of illegal devices or any fireworks use outside of approved discharge hours dial 911. City police resources will be stretched thin during the fireworks season and may not be able to respond immediately.
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[ Parade from page 1] too much fun for them not to join us. Something Bert will honestly never forget. Something that shows him what love looks like—and how it’s simple and how he shows it to me.” The parade took place Wednesday, after Reporter deadline. Organizers were expecting 500 people. “As simple, small and ordinary people, we can infuse memories and moments into peoples stories that will shift the rest of their life—just by showing up,” Sickich said. “I believed something like this could be that moment for Bert.” Sickich surprised Colon with this parade and requested that people try to keep it a secret from him. “I just wanted people to show up and watch the face light up of someone who teaches our community how to love,” Sickich said.
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...healthy living Why breakfast is an important part of healthy eating the University of Bath in England, also found that breakfast habits didn’t produce noticeable differences in metabolic or cardiovascular health either way, although it seemed that breakfast eaters fared better in controlling their blood sugar levels in the afternoons and evenings, and Timi Gustafson
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Usher, Jorge Humberto Valdovines Venegas, Jessica Ann Van der Wel, Celina Romero Vargas, Ulises Isai Vera, Kevin Trong Binh Vo, Christopher T. H. Vong, Nina JoAnn Wagner, Antonio Clayton Walker Jr., Dezmond Lee Wallen, Jessica Paige Walters, Brendan Scott Waltman, Olav Eidbo Wampler, Julia Pearl Warner, Nicholas Robert Watson, Brianna Lynn Weberg, Kellen Matthew Webster, Nadine Marie Weems, Haley Jo Welch, Derek Marcus Jordan Wenger, Madeline Jane Westrom, John David Wheldon, Madison Leigh Williams, Matthew Roger Williamson, Hilary Katherine Wilson, Lauryn Alicia Wirtala, Savanna Mercedes Woodruff, Kathryn Grace Woodward, Samuel Haddon Woodward, James Alexander Yancey, Soo Min Yi, Grace Hyosun Yim, Hanna MiJin Yun, Heather Rendon Zamudio and Qi Ling Zhao.
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AKC German Shepherd pups. European cham- AKC MINI Schnauzer pion lines. First shots, Puppies. Now taking dewormed and hip / health posits. Shots & worming guarantee. Parents hips up to date. Tails & dew A K C R E G I S T E R E D & elbows are OFA certi- claws done. 1 year gau- Puppies. Males and Fefied. Raised in loving ra n t e e. 2 W h i t e M a l e males. Ver y Small Fahome, with years of Ger- Schnauzer puppies avail ther (3 lbs) and Mother man Shepherd breeding June 19 th . 2 Black & 1 Are On Site. Born and experience. Ready now! Salt ‘n Pepper males R a i s e d I n O u r L i v i n g $800 - $850. 360-457- a v a i l J u n e 9 t h . M o r e R o o m . Wo r m i n g a n d 9515. ready soon! $400 Males. First Shots Done. Come www.germanpups.net $500 Females. 253-223- and Be Loved By My Little Babies. Call Anytime, AKC PARTI-POM Male 3506, 253-223-8382 or puppy, 5 mo old $400 www.gonetothedogskennel.com 360-631-6256 or 425330-9903 So adorable, with shots 2 6/20/2014 & wormed. Potty trained. Parents on site. 253MATHOMAS ATTCCW006 886-4836 360-825-1521 Need extra cash? Place CALL CENTER your classified ad today! Call 1-800-388-2527 or Go online 24 hours a day www.nw-ads.com.
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1963 REINELL JET Flight for sale $11,750. One of a kind, fully restored space-age runabout with tail fins of a 1959 Chevy Impala. Custom embroidered interior, muscle-car tach on dash, stereo, sump, batter charger, storage / cooler under back seat, with low-hours Yamaha 60 HP 4 stroke fuel inj e c t e d e n g i n e . A l s o, comes with 2 nd engine, 1979 Merc 80 HP 2 s t r o ke w ra p p e d o n a crate & matching Tee Nee trailer. Porsche Gulf racing team colors. Vashon Island. Call Josh 206-829-8233.
‘96 F250 XLT 4WD EXT CAB sleek glossy black! Ready to roll for summer Pristine mechanical & cosmetic condition! Full tow pkg. Line-X Bed Liner. Non smoking. 94,000 miles. $10,995. 253-3355919. Motorhomes
2006 Fleetwood Expedition 38 N. 3 Slides, diesel, 30,000 miles, sleeps 6, 2 A/C’s. Non smoker, n o p e t s, 1 ow n e r. $46,000. (253)501-1761 33’ NEWMAR Dutch Star, 2000. V-10 Ford Engine. Super slide, split bath, twin beds, 2 solar panels, 2 air conditioners, 5500 watt generator, hydraulic jacks. No pets, never smoked in. Very clean, always garaged. $28,000 OBO. Illness forces sale. Call 253-833-6421
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