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Holy Trinity Church auction is Saturday The Youth & Social Concerns committees at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church are holding an auction to raise funds for the 2012 National Youth Gathering and Mission Trip to New Orleans and other outreach commitments. The auction is set for 7 p.m., Sept. 17, at the church at 8501 S.E. 40th Street. The cost is $30 per person for food and beverages. Child care is available. Check out the HTLC Web site, www.htlcmi.org, for more.
By Mary L. Grady editor@mi-reporter.com
Friday night lights The Islander football team will take on the Juanita Rebels at 7 p.m., Friday, Sept. 16, at Islander Stadium. Come early for a barbecue dinner with family and friends as the sun sets and enjoy the music and precision of the Mercer Island High School marching band. Tickets are available at the gate.
Men’s hoops set for Thursdays at MICEC The Mercer Island Community and Event Center (MICEC) is offering Lunchtime Men’s Hoops, a new drop-in program for adults ages 18 and older. This is a recreational pick-up basketball program and all levels are welcome. ‘Hoops’ will meet every Thursday from 11:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. Fees are on a drop-in basis only and set at $3.25 for Island residents and $4.50 for nonresidents.
September is National Recovery Month For confidential mental health or substance abuse help or to get involved, contact Youth and Family Services at (206) 275-7611. YFS reminds everyone to call 911 in any life threatening situation or the 24-hour Community Crisis Line for other assistance at (206) 461-3222.
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Contestants in the Enviro-Sports ‘Escape from the Rock Triathlon’ swim a half mile to start the race from Luther Burbank Park on Sunday. At the same time, the ‘Round the Rock’ paddling event took place.
Real estate listings fall, prices recover Two spec houses linger on the market for months By Linda Ball lball@mi-reporter.com
Real estate inventory is down on Mercer Island, as is the case in most of King County, but the median price shot up from a year ago as well as from a month ago. Per the latest statistics from the Northwest Multiple Listing Service, the median sales price on the Island in August, with both single family homes and condominiums combined, was $875,000, up from $765,000 a year ago and $770,000 in July of this year. Single family median price jumped 14.75 percent from a year ago, while condos dropped 22.09
percent. In August, 28 homes closed while just three condominiums changed hands. Pending sales, those with mutually agreed contracts that have not yet closed were at 42 last month, up from 39 a year ago and 31 in July of this year. Per the NWMLS, last month’s volume of pending sales statewide was the highest number of mutually accepted offers since April 2010, when the homebuyer tax incentive expired. Mercer Island NWMLS members added 57 new listings to the market in August, 50 single family homes and seven condos, bringing total inventory on the Island to 147 listings compared to 201 a year ago. The median sales price for sin-
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gle family homes in August was $929,500 — up 14.75 percent from last year, but condos were down 22.08 percent from $301,000 to $234,500 in the past year. NWMLS also stated that multiple offers are occurring below the $1 million mark, close to job centers in Seattle and Bellevue. The National Association of Realtors faults banks for “unnecessarily restrictive practices” in lending, denying loans to creditworthy potential buyers/borrowers. It has been a long time since builders have braved building a home on speculation, due in part to lack of demand, and the tight financing. However, there are a few on the Island that are just waiting for a new owner. Listed for $2.6 million, longtime Mercer Island builder Aspen Homes started a home at 8038 S.E. 45th Street by pouring the foundation several years ago. When the market went south, construction
They might seem fine from the outside, but Mercer Island’s public elementary schools are bursting with too many students. But more pressing is the fact that school facilities here, in one of the finest school districts in the state, are rapidly becoming obsolete. Many of the schools were built decades ago. There have been remodels and updating of the physical space and the installation of computers, but the design of the schools has not changed with the times. The type of space they include is no longer adequate. The schools are overcrowded. More than 600 students districtwide are housed in portables, the most at West Mercer Elementary School. West Mercer was designed and built for 450 students. There are now well over 600 students at West Mercer, many in portables.
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The Mercer Island High School cross country team prepares for a new season. See Sports on page 10 for details.
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HOMES | FROM 1 was halted only to start up again about a year ago. The 6,200-square-foot home is almost finished and features five bedrooms, four and a half baths, three fireplaces — one of which is in an outdoor living room — and a great room concept.
Craig Hagstrom, a broker with John L. Scott Real Estate on Mercer Island, encouraged another long-time Mercer Island builder, Johnson Design Homes, to build a spec home on the North end of the Island. Johnson Design Homes
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This newly constructed 6,200-square-foot home at 8038 S.E. 45th Street is almost finished and waiting for a buyer. At right, the family room in a newly completed home at 2228 78th Avenue S.E., by Johnson Design Homes, steps out to a large deck and is adjacent to the kitchen.
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recently finished the home at 2228 78th Ave. S.E., listed for $2.3 million. “Very few builders have the guts to do this,” Hagstrom said. Hagstrom said he predicted a shortage of new homes, and Johnson Design Homes was able to secure financing. The home is also 6,200 square feet, with a grand entrance, cherry hardwood floors, five bedrooms, six baths, home theater, huge private deck and three-car garage. Hagstrom said there has definitely been an increase in sales, with two waterfront sales in the past week, both in the $6 million range. There are two other brand new homes on the market on the Island; one at 3028 61st Ave. S.E., listed for $1,395,000, and a contemporary home at 3813 82nd Ave. S.E., listed for $1,999,950. Two other homes available are basically new. Hagstrom said sometimes if you save a wall or part of the foundation, but the rest of the house is gutted, it’s considered a new home. That’s the case with both a home at 4028 93rd Ave. S.E., listed for $1,396,500, originally built in 1958, and one at 3225 West Mercer Way, listed for $1,548,800, originally built in 1988 — now considered brand new.
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Landscaper dies in accident The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries is investigating the tragic workplace death of Terry Milbrad, 48, of Bothell, who died Sept. 6 while working in the 6000 block of East Mercer Way. Hector Castro, spokesman for Labor and Industry, said the accident occurred at 1 p.m. Milbrad was working with a landscaping crew from American Landscaping of Bothell. “He was up in a tree about 20 feet with a safety line and harness,� Castro said. Castro said Milbrad was working with a gas-powered pole saw, a saw that is at the end of a long pole, when other workers heard a loud pop and saw Milbrad dangling from his safety line. “It appears he came in contact with a power line,� Castro said. The victim was taken to Harborview Medical Center, but he did not survive. Castro said the department has six months to complete their investigation into the incident. Investigators
from the department will speak to everyone who was there and look at how much and what kind of training Milbrad had to determine if there was any violation of state workplace safety laws. Since Labor and Industry is an enforcement agency, they will cite American Landscaping if they find the company was not in compliance. Castro said it’s usually the case that contractors and landscapers are more at risk of electrocution rather than line workers, because line workers have extensive training around electrical components.
Truck rolls into 77th Avenue S.E. home It’s not every day that a truck crashes into a home on a quiet residential street, but that’s exactly what happened on Thursday when a Servpro truck rolled down 77th Avenue S.E. into Gertrude Hollis’s home. Hollis, 97, has lived in the home since 1962. A couple of neighbors were visiting at the time, and no one was injured. One of the neighbors, Tami Szerlip, said normally Hollis would
have been outside sitting on her porch, exactly where the truck hit, but she was inside with her guests. Sgt. Jeff Magnan with the Mercer Island police said the call came in at 2:17 p.m. “My inclination is this was truly an accident,� Magnan said. “It looks bad, but the house really isn’t that damaged.� Servpro, a company that does fire, smoke and water restoration, was on a job up the hill on 77th. Magnan said it appears there was a partial failure of the emergency brake, which was engaged. “We’re using the word ‘partially’ because if the brake had totally gone out, it would have gone through the house,� he said. After crashing over a small tree, the truck stopped and nestled under Hollis’s front porch. David Duarte with Servpro said one of his coworkers called out that the truck was going down the hill. The truck was unoccupied. Hollis said she has been “truck free� for some time, and that the excitement of the event will last her a long time. Magnan said Servpro does have insurance.
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Neighbor Tami Szerlip talks on a phone at the home of Gertrude Hollis on Thursday. A truck belonging to Servpro, a company that cleans up fire and water damage, rolled down 77th Avenue and struck Hollis’s home. People were inside, but no one was hurt.
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SCHOOLS | FROM 1 The need is acute. School officials say district enrollment will exceed design capacity by 2015. “We are planning for students in 2015 with the potential for serving 10 percent more than that,� said schools finance officer, Dean Mack. “We cannot ‘do nothing.’ We cannot put one more portable on school land.� Officials estimate there could be 4,500 students enrolled in public schools here by 2015, and maybe even more. But there is more lacking than classroom space. The need for new buildings and attendant facilities is not driven by the age of the buildings, but the capacity and space and the flexibility that is needed in schools to accommodate what will become basic learning in the upcoming decades. In the school district’s 2020 Vision, school officials have described an approach to personalized and individual learning that can be tailored to the needs and learning styles of each student. Accordingly, the space and technology that is available to students and educators must be adaptive and changeable to meet the challenges of learning in a rapidly changing world.
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A group of nearly 20 The group has met sevIslanders called ‘The 21st eral times primarily to colCentury Facilities Planning lect information: they have Committee’ have come taken school tours, met with together over the past year principals and others, and to set out a plan to guide the have reviewed demographic district to a plan to shape forecasts. the district’s facilities to It is a data-driven group, meet the needs of students Kelsay said. in the coming decades. It is Also to be considered is an impressive group of vol- the inclusion of preschools unteers; there are three civil and day care within school engineers, a former school district buildings. board president, PTA leadGiven these, the comers, legal and mittee has public finance been looking experts, arts at everything and literary from how experts, a conmany schools Dean Mack, tractor, and Mercer Island School District are needed — perhaps even four elementamore imporry schools vs. tantly, a neighbor, Amanda three, which schools should Clark, who lives near the be built first, how to time high school. and finance the new facili“It is truly a community ties and how to keep existing group,� said facilitator Kris schools functioning while Kelsay. “And it is not quite as construction is taking place. homogeneous as you might The committee has deterthink.� mined a few key factors. The group is tasked First, a middle school will with taking the long-term not be constructed at or near view of educational needs the high school. All of the and the land that is avail- new elementary schools will able, and produce a master be two stories. Field space plan to guide school offi- must be considered at each cials and the community. location. The leased buildNext, the plan must imme- ings will also be considered diately address the capacity part of the land available. issues faced by elementary As the committee continstudents. And, finally, make ues its work through the next certain that incorporating several months, the commubest practices is not and will nity is encouraged to weigh not be held back by building in on the discussion. Go to: constraints. www.misd.k12.wa.us.
“We cannot ‘do nothing.’�
Owl takes a swipe Islander attacked by owl near elementary school
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Islander Josh Johnson shows the Reporter where the owl attacked him near S.E. 54th Street. The owl broke skin on the top of his head.
Josh Johnson was on his normal evening run, the same route he has been running three or four days a week for the past three months, a trail off of S.E. 54th Street east of Island Park Elementary. Out of seemingly nowhere, a large owl attacked his head, puncturing it with one of its talons. “It was impressive,� Johnson said. “He wouldn’t leave me alone.� Johnson said he ran as fast as he could, but all of a sudden it swooped down and landed on a branch in front of him, continuing to stay ahead of him, going branch to branch even after he
picked up a stick and interfering with the owl’s swung at it. hunting schedule. “It was unbelievable Similar incidents have — I thought I wasn’t getbeen reported over the ting out of it,� he said. “It years on the Island from was a full-grown male Luther Burbank Park owl, it must have been 30 to Pioneer Park. There, pounds.� other Johnson owls have said the owl swooped followed him down on for a good joggers, 100 yards Josh Johnson, ostensibly Mercer Island resident to drive and would try to attack them away if he turned from nesthis back on it. He said ing sites. he could feel it swooping Johnson said he used down to attack. to run a different route, “It was impressive how but was chased by dogs, fearless it was,� he said. so he gave up on that With the days getting route. Now he’s wary to shorter, it was getting go back to this routine, darker out when Johnson and wants other Islanders was running, possibly to be cautious, too.
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Looking ahead T
he work done to date by the 21st Century Committee is impressive — not only for the results accomplished to date but the people who have come forward to help out. A diverse group of people with the kinds of skills needed for such an important undertaking have been recruited. Educators, engineers and finance experts have come forward. Equally important is the fact that all are Islanders who have a personal history here on the Island and in the schools, and have a stake in the community’s future. No matter that these projects will come to fruition long after many of the people who serve on this committee will be gone; Islanders are committed to the future. Such groups are fairly common in this town. There are busy professionals, parents and active retirees who serve on the Design Commission, the Planning Commission, committees on youth, band and sports. There is Island Vision, the Arts Council, Rotary, and many others. These individuals are part of what makes the Island a special place — a place focused on excellence. It is oft repeated that the fine schools here are the reason for the high property values. True — but not likely the reason people volunteer day and night for the various needs and programs at the schools. Yet, with or without such investments in K-12 education, there are serious issues ahead. Even with a fine K-12 school system, will there still be enough spots for high school grads at college? Will there be schools they can attend without facing a huge debt when they graduate? mong the many who swam, paddled or boated on the lake during the beautiful, warm and sunny last week are a couple of stand-outs. Not concerned about prizes or accomplishments, a pair of Island women in their 80s set out to swim across the open water from Bellevue to Mercer Island. At the end of their swim, ‘a piece of cake’ to them, they were met by other friends who stay fit. Lean and fit, and matter of fact about their longevity and their passion for the water, these two, Peggy Pomeroy and Alice Smith, have been swimmers for years. We salute them.
‘Islanders are committed to the future.’
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To the editor Drivers on West Mercer Way need to slow down In just one week, I saw a dog lying in the road after having been struck by a car, and had a colleague hit head-on by a teenage driver as she drove to my house. Both accidents were on West Mercer Way, a residential street with a speed limit of 35 miles per hour. Today I was mentally composing this letter and trimming some brush around our neighborhood mailboxes when a laughing teenage boy in a silver SUV intentionally drove over a traffic cone we’d placed along the road since my wife and I were working with our 6-year-old daughter. I write as a parent to ask all Islanders, and especially parents of young drivers, to remember that driving a two-ton hunk of steel with several hundred times the power of our own bodies requires caution and responsibility. Peter Mostow
Bertlin for City Council Too often when we see problems, we are quick to complain, but not willing to actively participate in finding a solution. The Lindell lawsuit, Island Crest Way safety problems and a derogatory outburst by a Councilmember in front of children are just a few of the embarrassing issues that have recently blemished our City Council. It takes a lot of courage to run for a political office, and I commend Debbie Bertlin for recognizing the need for change and running for City Council Position 7.
Debbie brings a fresh perspective to our city, and I respect that she is striving to “re-build our community’s confidence in integrity and transparency of our municipal government.” Her impressive career in management and her ability to work with diverse groups is what our city needs in order to bring cohesiveness back to our local government. Debbie seems able and willing to put politics aside and do what is in the best interest of our community. I commend Debbie’s pledge for a fiscal responsible approach to our city’s budget while recognizing the importance of maintaining the quality schools, social services and infrastructure Mercer Island offers. Let’s actively participate in the need for change and vote for Debbie Bertlin this November! Tara Johnson
Thanks, Islanders for keeping it fun As the summer winds down, the Parks and Recreation Department has good reason to reflect on the generosity and support of the Mercer Island community. During the 2011-2012 biennial budget planning process, the department faced $25,000 in special event budget reductions. Two programs that were up for elimination were the Fun Mobile and the award-winning Adventure Playground. Both of these programs are unique and focus on activities that help children grow, explore and create in a safe outdoor setting. We found that many in the community share this priority based upon the $25,000 donated to save these programs and other special events facing elimination.
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Have you, or do you plan to, watch any of the GOP debates? Online poll Do you think Congress will approve President Obama’s jobs proposal? Answer this week’s online poll at www.mireporter.com and check back here next week for the results.
“I’ll watch them. I don’t favor the Republican agenda.” TOM CASTOR Retired Mercer Island
“ my mom’s watching, “If I might watch for a ffew minutes. I’m not particularly interested in any of the candidates.” JOHN WALSH Teacher of the deaf/hard of hearing Mercer Island
“ I don’t plan to. We “No, don’t really watch TV d vvery much.” ALYSSA ALLEN Marketing Mercer Island
“ haven’t really “I ffollowed it very much, but I watched to see b Bachmann’s answers.” B PETER VANDENBELT Student at UC Santa Barbara Mercer Island
“ “Yes, I am planning oon watching the GOP debates.” d GEORGE CUIELLETTE Retail broker Bellevue
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During the month of August, the Mercer Island Police Department reported 1,171 calls for service, with 39 thefts, three burglaries, two cases of simple assault and three cases of aggravated assault. There were 17 traffic accidents, four DUI arrests, two hitand-run accidents, one bike accident, 20 criminal traffic citations, 40 parking citations, and 255 total citations. Police made 25 arrests.
AUG. 23 KEYS FOUND: A set of keys
for a Toyota, with a Mercer Island Country Club ID card, was turned into the MIPD. Police located and notified the subject, and placed the keys into will call.
DUI and possession of marijuana. Both passengers were cited for minor in possession.
AUG. 28 CRAYFISH POT: Police found
a crayfish pot in Lake Washington south of the I-90 East Channel bridge, a half mile into the channel. The float’s markings did not follow requirements, and it was removed. THEFT: Someone used a Mercer Island woman’s debit card information in two transactions totaling $629.47. CAR PROWL: A purse was stolen out of a Honda CR-V in the north Luther Burbank parking lot sometime between 11:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. The vehicle’s rear passenger window was smashed out.
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AUG. 25 FRAUD: A 58-year-old Mercer
Island man’s credit card was fraudulently used. The man lost $347.
AUG. 27 DUI: A Mercer Island man,
51, confronted three young men who drove down his driveway at 4 a.m. in the 3000 block of 81st Place S.E. They turned up their music and prepared to light a pipe with suspected marijuana, and the driver was noticeably intoxicated. Police arrested the driver, a 19-year-old Bellevue resident, at 4:24 a.m. for
THREATS: Two men in a dispute over a parking stall at Luther Burbank Park threatened to assault each other at 12:04 p.m. Each man blamed the other for making threats. GRAFFITI: Red graffiti was spraypainted at the Mercerdale skate park sometime after Aug. 24. The damage totaled $500. ARREST: A 62-year-old Seattle man was arrested on an outstanding DUI $1,000 warrant at 4:53 p.m. He was booked into the Issaquah Jail. TRESPASS: A Mercer Island resident confronted a stranger in his garage at
PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Notice is hereby given that a public meeting for proposed Zoning Text Amendments (File # ZTR11-004/SEP11-011) to Title 19 of the Mercer Island City Code (MICC) to remove the requirement that Wireless Communications Facilities in the Island Crest Way Corridor meet the definition of “microcell” will be held before the Mercer Island City Council on 10/3/11 at 7:00 PM in the Mercer Island Council Chambers, 9611 SE 36th Street, Mercer Island, WA. You may review the file on this matter at the City of Mercer Island, Development Services Group, 9611 SE 36th Street, Mercer Island, WA.
Additional information may be obtained by contacting Shana Crick, Planner, at the City of Mercer Island by email at shana.crick@mercergov.org or by calling 206-275-7732. Anyone may request a copy of the decision once it has been made, but only those persons who submitted comments during the comment period or who testified at the open record public hearing before the Planning Commission, held on 9/7/11, became parties of record. Only parties of record will automatically receive a notice of the decision and have the right to appeal. Published in the Mercer Island Reporter on September 14, 2011. #525654.
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10:30 a.m. The suspect, an Asian woman, left without stealing anything. The resident gave a suspect description and vehicle license number to police. Police found that the suspect’s vehicle had been reported stolen. ASSAULT: A Mercer Island man, 50, hit his 20-year-old stepson in the foot with a curtain rod after 11:57 p.m. One witness said she saw the suspect holding the curtain rod, but did not see him use it. The suspect was arrested at 12:40 a.m., and he was booked into the King County Jail.
AUG. 30 BIKE FOUND: A Mercer Island
woman found a bike on her property in the 7400 block of West Mercer Way. She turned it into the police department, but the owner could not be located.
ing to park. FRAUD: A resident of S.E. 53rd Place reported receiving several non-sufficient fund notices after checks were forged in her name between Aug. 4 and Aug. 29. The checks were from accounts the woman did not open. An unknown suspect opened fraudulent checking accounts with the woman’s name and address.
SEPT. 1 DISPUTED BENCH: A restaurant owner in the 2800 block of 78th Avenue S.E. reported that his bartender, 27, was “maliciously” involved in getting rid of one of his benches that was in front of the bar. An unknown suspect destroyed the bench and threw it away sometime after Aug. 18.
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AUG. 31 ARREST: Police arrested a Bothell man, 46, on a $2,000 Bellevue warrant for driving with a suspended license in the 3000 block of 78th Avenue S.E. after stopping him for a traffic violation. He was taken into the custody of Bellevue police. FOUND: A gas trimmer fell off a landscaping truck at 12:30 p.m. in the 2400 block of 76th Avenue S.E. It was turned into the MIPD. ACCIDENT: A 13-year-old boy opened his passenger side door as a vehicle was pulling into the adjacent parking stall at 8:30 a.m. in the Starbucks lot at 7695 S.E. 27th Street. The boy did not look before opening the door, which was struck by the incoming vehicle. Both parties’ statements and damages matched. FENDER-BENDER: A van scraped the corner of a parked, unoccupied vehicle at 12 p.m. in the 2600 block of 78th Avenue S.E. The driver, a 48-year-old Mercer Island woman, was attempt-
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CAR PROWL: Two unlocked vehicles were prowled in the 3000 block of 60th Avenue S.E. sometime overnight. Both vehicles were Lexuses. No items were stolen, and fingerprints were lifted. ATTEMPTED BURGLARY: A woman and her 12-year-old daughter heard someone ring their doorbell and knock on the door at 1:05 p.m. in the 7600 block of S.E. 72nd Street. Five minutes later, the suspect tried to kick in the back door after turning the handle and damaging the deadbolt lock. The suspect then fled. A shoe print was lifted from the door. CAR PROWL: An unlocked vehicle was prowled sometime overnight in the 3000 block of 62nd Avenue S.E. The thief thumbed through a case of CDs, stole four CDs, and left the case and remaining CDs on the front passenger seat. $4 in change was also stolen. BICYCLE THEFT: A 34-year-old woman locked two bikes to a bike rack at the North Mercer park and ride at 7:15 a.m. She returned at 4 p.m. While she was gone, both locks were removed and one bike was missing, along with a helmet. There is no suspect information. DUI: A Mercer Island woman, 44, reported a drunk man driving a Lexus in her driveway at 5:36 p.m. in the 9900 block of S.E. 35th Place. Police arrested the driver, a 39-year-old Mercer Island man, at 5:52 p.m. after he would not leave. Police found two open bottles of
MERCER ISLAND REPORTER | www.mi-reporter.com vodka in the vehicle. The suspect, possibly also under the influence of drugs, was given a medical evaluation before being taken to Overlake Hospital. BURGLARY: Police arrested three male teenagers at 8:15 p.m. in the 4800 block of West Mercer Way for burglarizing a residence in the 6500 block of 81st Avenue S.E. The boys entered an open garage and stole beer and wine out of a refrigerator. Two residents saw the boys flee from the residence in a BMW and positively identified them after they were located and arrested. Police searched the suspects’ vehicle but did not find the stolen items. The suspects were released to their parents after being taken to the MIPD. THEFT: A 50-year-old Mercer Island woman reported that someone entered her vehicle, a Ford Taurus, and stole $30 in cash and change along with a credit card sometime after Aug. 28. The woman had parked the vehicle in front of her apartment and did not check it until a week later.
SEPT. 3 DUI: Police stopped a BMW
for running a stop sign at 12:56 a.m. in the 7600 block of North Mercer Way. The driver, a 20-year-old Renton man, had a bottle of brandy on the passenger seat and admitted consuming alcohol. He was arrested after failing field sobriety tests. His vehicle was impounded, and he was released to a sober friend after being processed. ACCIDENT: A collision occurred in the intersection of S.E. 27th Street and 77th Avenue S.E. at 12:15 p.m. A 36-yearold driver was cited for inattention after he pulled into the intersection while being distracted by an unknown object and T-boned a vehicle crossing the intersection with the right of way. Both vehicles were damaged, but there were no injuries. THEFT: An unidentified suspect did not pay her dinner bill at Mo’s Pizza in the 2600 block of 77th Avenue S.E. at 7 p.m. She owed $25.67 but left only $0.67 and an invalid gift certificate on the table after being told by restaurant management that her gift certificate could only be used if the bill was over $35.
SEPT. 5
Woman arrested at Luther Burbank Park for indecent exposure Police arrested a 32-year-old woman who was not wearing clothes on the swim beach dock at 2:44 p.m., Sept. 6. The woman, a Bellevue resident, gave a false name, made threats against the officers and their families, and resisted arrest. She was taken to the MIPD, where she was cited for indecent exposure and resisting arrest. A one-year trespass order for Luther Burbank Park was given to her. She then received a courtesy transport back to her vehicle at the park. DRUGS: Police arrested two male teenagers at 1:04 a.m. in the 7800 block of S.E. 28th Street in an SUV with marijuana in open view. The 18-year-old driver had just used his brother’s Florida driver’s license to purchase alcohol from QFC and admitted that the marijuana was his. Both teens were released to their parents after being taken to the MIPD. HIT AND RUN: A 22-year-old Newcastle driver was cited for a hit and run after leaving Groveland Park at 5:41 p.m. in the 6000 block of West Mercer Way. The driver went off the road after turning onto West Mercer Way and struck an unoccupied vehicle parked on the shoulder. A post was also damaged. The driver left the scene without leaving his contact information. Three witnesses of the collision gave a description of the suspect’s vehicle to police, who located and stopped the vehicle. The passenger admitted to the hit and run, and the suspect vehicle was impounded. DUI: At 6:14 p.m. a police officer arrived at the scene of a traffic stop where the Newcastle hit and run suspect, a passenger, was in custody in the 7100 block of West Mercer Way. The driver of the suspect vehicle, a 21-year-old Mercer Island man, had been drinking and took field sobriety tests. He was arrested and processed at both the Bellevue and Mercer Island police departments before being released to a sober adult.
Island Forum: Marijuana is not ‘harmless’ By Julie Ellner, M.D.
and consequences associSpecial to the Reporter ated with marijuana use. Contrary to comI am glad to report that most kids I see on Mercer mon belief, marijuana is Island do not use drugs addictive. The Office of National Drug or alcohol. Results Control Policy from the Washington has publicized State Healthy Youth that more Survey, the Search teens are now Institute’s Profiles of in treatment Student Life, and MI for marijuana Communities That dependency Care Social Norms than for alcoSurvey support this hol or all other observation. Yet as a Julie Ellner, illegal drugs physician who cares M.D. combined. for Island children, Marijuana I believe we should all be concerned about the seg- is estimated to produce ment of Island teens who addiction in approximateuse marijuana. As parents, ly nine percent of those physicians and adults, it who use it at least once. is our responsibility to This rate increases to educate ourselves to help about 16 percent for users young people understand who start in their teens there are very real risks and 25-50 percent among daily users. Withdrawal The following is correspondence from actual clients:
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Frequent users may also increase the possibility of a diagnosis of depression or psychosis later in life. As a community, we can come together to further reduce the rate of marijuana use among Island youth. Mercer Island is a community of caring adults with a coalition whose sole focus is the prevention of youth substance use (MI Communities That Care). By educating ourselves and our kids about the myths and facts surrounding cannabis, I have no doubt we can reduce the harmful effects caused by this drug. Act now and learn more at drugfree.org or go to www.mercerisland-ctc. com to locate a variety of helpful resources.
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Alum joins MIHS music staff to prepare for Pasadena By John Gallagher Special to the Reporter
When Bryan Wanzer, a recent Mercer Island High School graduate, played in the school’s marching band, he says he had the time of his life. But when he got to college, he realized the
Mercer Island music program had actually changed his life. “Mr. Bixby and (former band director) Mr. Haberman were definitely the driving force for me to be an educator,” Wanzer said. “I wanted to have a job where I was excited to come in every day. And for me, band was the period I
always looked forward to.” So after Wanzer graduated from the University of Montana last spring, he began applying for jobs in music education. Wanzer says he worried it would be tough to find a job because there are few openings in the field, particularly since he limited his job search to
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the Pacific Northwest. A n d g u e s s what? The Mercer I s l a n d H i g h School Band was Bryan Wanzer l o o k i n g MIHS Class of for a part- 2007 time director to help the band prepare for its winter trip to the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena. Wanzer, who played clarinet for the band when it marched in the Pasadena parade in 2006, was a perfect match. “I was so excited to start,” says Wanzer about receiving the call from band director Parker Bixby telling him he got the job. Now, Wanzer is hard at work with Bixby and co-director Ryan Lane as
they prepare the band to than what we hoped for participate in the highly experience-wise,” says selective Tournament of Wanzer of the trip. Roses Parade. Wanzer feels that his preWanzer’s warning for vious experience marchthis year’s marching band: ing in Pasadena will help, beware, anything can hap- regardless of the weather pen. this winter. “I think (my That’s because in 2006, experience) will definitely Wanzer and his fellow help this year,” he said. bandmates spent count- “While it’s a different band, less hours of work prepar- and a different group of ing for the parade and its kids, it’s still going to be festivities. Then a similar when they exp erience finally arrived to the one in Pasadena, a that I had.” huge rainstorm A f t e r hit Southern having said California. his goodBryan Wanzer byes to the There was so MIHS band staff much rain that band proone of their gram four main performances, an years ago, Wanzer says 11-minute field show at he’s delighted to be back Pasadena City College, had and adjusting quickly to to be moved indoors. his new role. “I have no “While it definitely second thoughts, but it is a wasn’t what we hoped for little weird walking down weather-wise, it was more the halls again,” he says.
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Islander Middle School was projected to have 965 students, and the actual number is 995.09 FTE. At Mercer Island High School, the budget was for 1,343 students; it, too, is up, by 52.96 FTE for a total of 1,395.96. Plano said with attendance up, middle school teachers are a little overloaded, and about 12 teachers at the high school are carrying an extra load. Lakeridge and West Mercer now have three lunch sessions to accommodate all the kids.
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The head count for the beginning of the 20112012 school year for the entire Mercer Island School District is 4,233. FTE, or full-time equivalent, is 4,004 or 71.05 more kids than the district budgeted for. This is good news though, since state funding is based on FTE. While Island Park and Lakeridge Elementary schools were under budget — Island Park by 15.5 and Lakeridge by 26, West Mercer saw 23.5 more kids. Superintendent Gary Plano pointed out that Island Park, with 506.5 FTE students, has most of the special needs kids, while West Mercer, with 630.5 FTE, has the gifted program. Lakeridge Elementary has 541 FTE students.
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Board OKs teacher contract Resume needed for college apps? By Linda Ball lball@mi-reporter.com
Remarking that a threeyear contract is a “little out of the norm,” by superintendent of the Mercer Island School District, Gary Plano, the MISD Board of Directors, voted unanimously to approve the new contract with the Mercer Island Education Association at Thursday night’s regularly scheduled meeting. The new contract is valid until Aug. 31, 2014. The district’s Web site states, “The approved agreement covers three school years and provides a period of stability as the district and association work to solve the many challenges presented as a result of the national economic situation. “The new contract provides for shifting early release day from Monday to Wednesday, beginning in the 2012-13 school year. This will result in increased teacher/student contact time at the high school level. “The association and district also worked together to provide a new evaluation tool for our classified staff. This gives improved feedback to our employees and sets the stage for more effective services to students. “The district and association also agreed to maintain a learning improvement day to provide training to our teachers by providing time
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jumped from 83 percent in 2002-03 to 95 percent in 2010-11. The number of students at or above standard for math fell to 81 percent after a high of 86 percent in 2007-08. The number of those meeting standards in reading fell slightly to 94 percent last year after reaching 97 percent in 2005-06. The percentage of students statewide who met or exceeded standards this past year were: reading, 82%; math, 42%; writing, 86%; and science, 50%.
My friends are all talking two-page sheet. If you are about writing a resume as applying to private schools part of their college applicathat use the Common tion. Is this needed? Application, you will note A resume is not a necesthat there is very little space sary component of your col- on the application to elabolege application. However, I rate on your participation. generally advise I personally students to create despair when I On College one. The most see a student’s important reason commitments I ask for resumes and accomis that it forces plishments students to reflect reduced to a back on their simple phrase four years of high under the school and take description note of all their section of the Joan Franklin extracurricular activity list. activities, comThis year, the munity service, Common work and school involveApplication asks students ment. This exercise allows in the writing portion to the student to prioritize mention any circumstances his/her involvement and or qualifications not menorganize it into a concise tioned in the activity secdocument that highlights tion. If I feel that the activity the four years on a one or section does not do justice
conflicting events as well. Ellis also said he didn’t know of any survey that was sent to teachers asking why they may have voted against the contract. “For my part, I voted against the contract not because of its provisions, but because of the process in which it was presented to the union’s membership,” Ellis said. “I and other union members requested to see the draft of the contract before the meeting so that we would be prepared to ask questions. All of us were denied.” He said MIEA leadership’s rationale was that they didn’t want any misinterpretations or misunderstandings. He said with no time to digest the contract, casting an educated vote was impossible. MIEA president, Tani Lindquist, said the meeting was scheduled before negotiations were complete. “At that time it looked like it was going take longer to meet common ground,” Lindquist said. “We were thinking if we couldn’t settle, we’d pick the latest possible date, which was the day before school started. We wanted the bargaining teams to have the most time to negotiate. I think it’s a very fair settlement, especially with these crazy economic times. We found common ground with the resources that are available.”
to a student’s accomplishments, I will ask that he or she upload the resume into this section. While the public institutions in our state do not use the Common Application, Western Washington University allows a student to substitute his/her resume for the activity list, while the University of Washington requires a more lengthy activity section, which would be easier to complete with a resume in hand. Both teachers and school counselors can write a stronger letter on your behalf if they can incorporate things about you that they might not have known. I ask my students to bring their resume to an interview so that the interviewer has some point of reference
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Mercer Island High School students performed exceedingly well on statemandated tests that measure student learning for math, reading, writing and science. The tests, called Measurements of Student Progress (MSP), for grades 3 through 8, and the High School Proficiency Exam (HSPE) indicate that the vast majority of Mercer Island School District students continue to meet or exceed standards for high school learning. Looking at the percentage of 10th grade students at or above standard at Mercer Island High School, the numbers have improved dramatically in two areas: writing and science since 2002. The percentage of students who met standards for science at 68 percent in 2002-03 jumped to 86 percent in 2010-11. Writing scores for sophomores also
to work on educational programs that enhance student learning and advance our vision and mission within the district. As far as compensation is concerned, staff salaries are to be at one-tenth of one percent of the maximum funded level allowed under applicable law and regulation or stipulated otherwise in a modified agreement. Both parties acknowledge the district’s need to comply with state compensation limitations. The Reporter previously reported that the contract passed MIEA members with a 93 percent majority. However, Ellis Reyes, a teacher at West Mercer, said that while that is technically true, it is not a mathematically accurate reflection of the vote. Reyes said only 31 percent of the union membership voted on the contract — which means that 28.83 percent of the overall membership voted to approve the contract. Reyes said so few teachers voted because the contract ratification meeting was scheduled for 4:15 p.m. on the day before school began, which guaranteed a low turnout. Ellis said West Mercer had an open house and supply drop-off event scheduled for the primary grades at 4 p.m., which prevented any of those teachers from attending a 4:15 meeting. Other schools may have had
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MI boys golf heads back to the links
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a first, second and third place in the field of four. After losing seven seniors Peters said while those only on a varsity team of 10 play- feature six players, rather ers, the Mercer Island boys than the regular 10, he has golf team knows this fall used it as a chance to rotate is about a transition, but players, seeing who works where. hopefully not a change. “But when we’re The team, which finished approaching those, you’re third in state not sending last spring, your top heads back players,” he to the links explained. with a new “In a norteam, but mal varsity the same match we attitude. send 10, but “It’s a in those we totally difcan only ferent team bring six. this year, My varsity so it’s been is not as going really Megan Managan/Staff Photo clear as it well,” said head coach Kevin Liu, a senior, is the has been in the past, so T y s o n boys golf captain this fall. we’re trying Peters. “We out differg r a d u at e d seven out of 10 last year, ent guys and seeing how so it’s in many senses a they are doing.” This fall the team is led rebuilding year. We’ve got some good, new young by senior captain Kevin guys and everybody real- Liu. “We’re younger, but realizes that they have a lot to learn and that they have ly eager to play this year,” a lot of improvement to he said. While Liu is the get to where the team was only captain, Peters said he before. They’ve been really has become a very valuable great to work with because asset to the team. they’ve been really open to what we’re teaching.” In the team’s first three preseason outings, the Islanders have earned www.MI-Reporter.com mmanagan@mi-reporter.com
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Mercer Island cross country captains: Kendall Fagan, Lindsay Benster, Joey Chiang, Alex Mesher, Laura Brindley and Mikayla Davis.
Cross country sprints back onto the course By Megan Managan mmanagan@mi-reporter.com
Alex Blomgren, of Edmonds, paddles toward the East Channel Bridge off Mercer Island, Sunday, in the 13-mile Round the Rock paddle board race. Contestants circled Mercer Island, starting and finishing at Seward Park in Seattle. Behind Blomgren is B.D. Johnson, of unincorporated King County near Renton. Matt Brashears/Special to the Reporter.
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Driving around the high school this fall, passersby may see packs of students running the streets. Those students, members of the 140-strong cross country team, take full advantage of Island sidewalks and parks during the fall, hoping the practice will lead to strong season results. “We have all of our girls returning. The varsity squad is all returning girls. The varsity boys have one returning. We graduated six seniors from the varsity team. So we have really a young team on the boys side,” said returning cohead coach Tony Scaringi. He, along with Erica Hill, will help direct the teams this fall. For the boys team, the younger members are a definite plus.
“The freshman, they are really engaged and involved, more so than I’ve seen in the past,” said senior boys captain Alex Mesher. “We have a great future for the teams.” In the first several weeks, Scaringi said they have been focused on running technique and simply helping kids find their place on the team, because there are so many. “We’ve been working a lot on good pack running,” said girls captain Lindsay Benster. “It’s going to be a very good season,” agreed Mikayla Davis, another of the girls’ captains.
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On one of the most spectacularly clear and warm nights of this delayed summer, the MIHS Islanders played one of their strongest games in recent memory, shutting out the Newport Knights 29-0 in the first half and finishing the game 36-21. For Mercer Island quarterback Jeff Lindquist, the victory was all the more sweet because “going into the game, I had never beat Newport, and I’ve been playing against them since I was in fifth grade.” The varsity squad had not conquered Newport since 2004. Lindquist was especially ready to revenge last year’s 28-21 loss against the Knights, when, with five seconds left to play, he was sacked. Last night, “We came out swinging, and that worked for us,” Lindquist said. Indeed. Just three-and-ahalf minutes into the game, senior Phil Frazier ran the ball in after a series of plays that also involved junior Risley Lesko and senior Connor Bernal. And then, less than a minute later, junior Brian
Rauzi recovered a fumble on Newport’s 18-yard line, and Lindquist eventually carried it in from the 5-yard line, bringing the score to 14-0. Not long afterwards, Mercer Island recovered another fumble, and after a series of runs, senior Eric Stefanchik scored. A twopoint conversion notched the score up to 22-0, just halfway into the first quarter. “Those two turnovers really set us up well,” Lindquist said. Lindquist and his teammates spent much of the week focusing on lessons learned from last week’s CenturyLink Field opener against Seattle Prep, in which they lost by one point (36-35) in overtime, following a jaw-dropping second-half comeback. “The loss last week gave us a little more focus,” says Lindquist. “We were that close to winning last week, and we wanted to make sure that stuff doesn’t happen again.” Also, he credited a strong offense line to the Islanders’ success. “The O-line had a great game,” he said. “They work really well together. I can trust the guy to my right and the guy to my left, and just focus on my assignment.”
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In the second quarter, Mercer Island still looked strong. Following two more Frazier carries (he ended the night with 20), Lindquist eventually ran the ball in, just over three minutes into the period. Senior Parker Scott blocked a long pass by Newport quarterback Isaac Dotson, and the team held Newport to 29-0 in the first half. Frazier, who rushed for a career-high 104 yards, “is an animal,” said Lindquist. “He’s a tough-as-nails kind of kid.” Unfortunately, the game started to get away from Mercer Island in the third quarter. “It does happen, although you hope it won’t,” said Lindquist. A couple of unfortunate penalties set the Islanders back, and a few led to fourth-down turnovers. “We just needed to go out and [continue to] do what we needed to do,” said Lindquist.
Islanders win tournament The Mercer Island U13 girls select FC Force ‘98 team recently won the Sky River tournament in Monroe. The team, won the tournament, were undefeated, shutting out all opponents on the field. The team beat Seattle United NE 1-0 in the title game.
The Knights scored with 7:23 left in the third quarter, although the Islanders prevented the two-point conversion. As the end of the quarter neared, after an outstanding Islander drive, Lindquist ran the ball in from the 2-yard line. The extra point was good, raising the score to 36 to 6. Newport scored twice more in succession early in the fourth quarter, but the remainder of the game was scoreless, ending at 36-21. Lindquist rushed for 115 yards; he had three touchdowns on 19 carries. In the air, he completed 14 of 31 passes (one for a touchdown), for a total of 149 yards. The Islanders are already looking forward to next week’s game against Juanita, Friday at 7 p.m. — their first home game. Lindquist thinks they have a solid chance of winning that, and any, of the season’s remaining games. The team includes: Kayla Tsang, Bella Johnson, Samantha Mills, Anna Gallagher, Camryn Steiner, Lily Peet-Martel, Gabi Kasman, Sydney Montague, Anneka Allard, Nikole Phan, Samantha Pillsbury, Kate Miller, Kate Daugherty, Maile Moll, Josie Blakeslee, Hanna Noren and Kelsy Scalan. The team is coached by James Allard and Eric Mills.
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An unidentified cyclist competing in the Enviro-Sports Escape from the Rock Triathlon on Sunday pedals up the eastern highrise of the I-90 floating bridge, which was closed to vehicle traffic for the 8.5-mile bicycle leg of the race.
BY THE NUMBERS Boys golf Tuesday, Sept. 6 Bellevue Municipal Team scores – Bellevue 206, Mercer Island 219, Sammamish 222, Liberty 232.
Girls soccer Tuesday, Sept. 6 Seattle Prep 1, Mercer Island 0
Seattle Prep – Sarah Schawegler (un) 23. Thursday, Sept. 8 Skyline 2, Mercer Island 0 Skyline –Jackie Wilson, Maddie Christ.
Volleyball Thursday, Sept. 8 MI def. Lake Washington 3-1 (2514, 21-25, 25-10, 25-13) Mercer Island – Rachel Bowdle 10 digs; Carly Wilson 21 assists.
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DISTINCTION FEATURED PROPERTIES
NORTH END WATERFRONT $5,995,000
Normandy Park
European style home, 6 BR/ 7 BA w/ a large bonus room, exercise room and a home office w/an outside entrance. Extensive use of marble, granite, tile and hardwood throughout. Grand formal spaces and a gourmet kitchen. All is complemented by graceful manicured gardens, multiple decks, covered outdoor patio and a firepit at waters edge. Approx 104 ft+/- of prime waterfront is ready for use with a dock, covered boat lift and sandy beach.
Storied, landmark property of grand scale, iconic stature. Over 180’ of Puget Sound shoreline. Spectacular custom finishes. Media room, wine cellar, games venue, billiards parlor.
$5,750,000
Larry Williams 425-445-9870 www.johnlscott.com/39991
Betty DeLaurenti 206-230-5109 www.johnlscott.com/57556
Lake Sammamish Revival $2,850,000 Stunning architecture. Luxuriously casual. National award winner. 110’ level waterfront. 5040sf 4BR/5BA. All the waterfront essentials. Sandy beach, pool, boat and seaplane lifts, boat launch. Larry Williams 425-445-9870 www.johnlscott.com/18586
ITALIAN VILLA
$1,699,000
VENETIAN PLASTER & STUCCO-VIEWS of BELLEVIEW, LAKE WA & MOUNTAINS. LARGE LEVEL YARD 5BD 4.5 BA OVERSIZE DINE RM GREAT ROOM. Betty J DeLaurenti 206-230-5109 www.johnlscott.com/16373
W-Side New Construction $2,600,000 OPEN SUN 1-4
The Villa on Forest
$5,250,000
Larry Williams 425-445-9870 www.johnlscott.com/94794
Larry Williams 425-445-9870 www.johnlscott.com/15888
Deep Water Moorage
$2,450,000
8038 SE 45th St- Aspen Homes presents the magnificent home on the Westside of MI w/ lake views. 5BD/4.5BA and 3 fireplaces! Betty DeLaurenti 206-230-5109 www.johnlscott.com/15047
Craig Hagstrom 206-669-2267 www.johnlscott.com/64382
$1,345,000
3400 260th Ave NE- Redmond 5BD/4.5BA over 5000sqft, is both elegant & comfortable. Located on an estate sized level 1.5 acre lot in the desirable Broadhurst neighborhood. Grand formal entertaining areas combined with a gourmet kitchen & family room accented by walls of windows.
$4,685,000
4644 E Mercer Way - Spectacular 1.7 acre waterfront estate. Gentle sylvan road to clearing, gracious daylight rambler with views from nearly every room. Street to water. Level lawn of breathtaking scale to water.
9651 SE 61st PL- Low bank year ‘round moorage. 3 bedroom 3,680sqft on 21,000+ land lots of updates, 4-car garage, lots of light. Walls of windows.
Redmond Estate
Grand MI Waterfront
The centerpiece of Mercer Island’s Forest Avenue, the premiere waterfront on the island’s West side. Spectacular finish level. Exacting standards. A focus on longevity. Design balances entertainment, casual living, the waterfront lifestyle.
Waterfront Low Bank
$2,388,000
4602 E Mercer Way- 100’ dock w/ Jet Ski Lift & Covered Boat Lift. 4BD/4BA 3,762 sq ft home w/air conditioning. 34,041 sq ft lot. Separate guest quarters w/private entry, full bath & its own deck. New Hardwood floors on main floor. Stunning view of Mt. Rainier.
Waterfront Farm House $3,285,000 Waterfront property w/67’ of level low bank footage located in the much sought after E. Seattle 60 Ave. neighborhood. Remodeled 1939 farmhouse 6BD/4.5BA. Shy 1/2 Acre w/ possible subdivide. Lou Glatz 206-948-2591 Lori Holden 206-949-5674 www.johnlscott.com/32662
North End
$2,300,000
2228 78th SE- 2004 Street of Dreams builder Johnson Design Homes. 6,200sqft 5BD luxury throughout! Minutes to I-90. Only the best. Craig Hagstrom 206-669-2267 www.johnlscott.com/69002
Debbie Constantine 206-853-5262 www.johnlscott.com/dconstantine/97614
Breath Taking Views
$1,295,000
9250 SE 36th PL, Mercer Island, WA. Situated on the Islands popular Northend. Panoramic view Lk WA. Bellevue skyline & Cascade Mtn. Top of the line hm. 5 bd/3.25 ba 4860 sqft. Debbie Constantine 206-853-5262 www.johnlscott.com/73992
Award Winner Plus Waterfront
$1,198,888
NW Contemporary w/lake and mt views/Plus shared waterfront w/moorage one lot away! Lots of parking too. Cindy Verschueren 206-909-4523 www.johnlscott/31199
Retreat Above the Lake $1,168,333 4356 E Mercer Way- 5BD/4BA, 4 fireplaces, 3 decks, 2 patios, 3 car garage. Sport court, sandy beach & sprawling lawn. Terry & Daphne Donovan 206-713-5240 www.johnlscott.com/89454
Jimmy Pliego 206-240-7160 www.johnlscott.com/87907
Wonderful Home
$799,000
Wonderful home, lovingly maintained w/5BD 3BA. Gorgeous gleaming hardwood floors, large living spaces featuring huge windows for plenty of natural light. This home also featured handicap access. You could live on the main level or take advantage of the spacious finished basement. Outdoor living is remarkable w/wrap around deck, private courtyard & terraced garden spaces.
Betty DeLaurenti 206-230-5109 www.johnlscott.com/31465
Westside View
$750,000
First Hill View Home
$679,000
One home off the lake with Southwest exposure, over 23,000sqft of land, the perfect building site. 8-10 minutes to I-90.
Great location on a quiet dead-end street in popular First Hill neighborhood w/views of the lake, city & Mountains. 3bdrm 2bath.
Craig Hagstrom 206-669-2267 www.johnlscott.com/88849
Doug McKiernan 206-369-3949 www.johnlscott.com/84278
Kirkland View OPEN SUN 1-4
$599,000
12434 68th NE- Protected West view, lake & Olympics. 1900 + sqft rambler, 2BR 2BA 2FP huge deck, hot tub, AC, Holmes Point neighborhood. Craig Hagstrom 206-669-2267 www.johnlscott.com/88915
Choice South End Selections
$599,000
7844 SE 72nd- Solid 4BD/2.75BA tri-level w/partial lake & city view. Huge lot Western exposure. adjoining lot for sale too. Cindy Verschueren 206-909-4523 www.johnlscott.com/76160
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Mercer Island Home
$579,800
Good size one-story very clean and private home convenient to schools, shopping, freeway access and parks. Large fully fenced backyard and attached deep 2-car garage. New furnace in 2007. Dieter Kaetel 206-427-0863 www.johnlscott.com/21768
Daylight Rambler $499,000 in Bellevue OPEN SUN 1-4 4126 161st AVE SE- Rare 5 BEDROOMS, 2.75 baths. Picture perfect gardener’s paradise! Award winning schools and a fabulous kitchen. Close to Starbucks, schools, and shopping!
$565,000
Great Building Opportunity $550,000
9320 SE 36th. 3BR 3 BA. 2-Car garage, 2333sf, 1996, Hdwd, gas fp, covered deck, separate entry to home office exercise room.
4899 Forest Ave SE, New Custom Plans and permit included! Over an acre in a prestigious neighborhood. Owner financing. Call Jean for terms & plans.
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Craig Hagstrom 206-669-2267 www.johnlscott.com/20713
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Jean Locke 206-898-7899 www.johnlscott.com/20568
$439,000
Very open and spacious floor plan, large and light-filled living room and dining area, ideal for entertaining. The sizeable master bedroom on main floor. The unfinished basement room could be a 3rd bedroom, play or hobby room.
Jimmy Pliego 206-240-7160 www.johnlscott.com/90874
$499,000
New Listing, East Seattle $485,000 2719 63rd Ave SE. Great starter or investment property located in the charming neighborhood of East Seattle. Walk to waterfront parks and downtown Mercer Island. Quiet tree-lined street. Lovely rambler with family room off the kitchen and separate living and dining room. Two fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, 1.75 baths. For a private tour call Lou or Lori 206-949-5674.
Prime location, updated 2-story Traditional at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. Convenient to Microsoft & Boeing, plus close to schools, parks & bus stop. Kitchen has new SS appliances with hardwoods opening up to a spacious family room with fireplace. Slider off family room steps out to tranquil, level back yard with new Trex decking - perfect for summer BBQ’s. Karla Souza 425-213-7070 www.johnlscott.com/95588
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3 BR 2.5 ba 2800sf
$429,900
Nestled in Bellevue is this meticulously maintained home with an inviting floor plan in a PARK like setting. Jason Cook 206-280-1911 www.johnlscott.com/75104
Petra Walker 206-230-5138 www.johnlscott.com/25917
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3615 93RD AVE SE Mercer Island, WA 98040 Luxurious 2100sq’ remodeled 3 bedroom 3.5 bath Northwest Contemporary PUD with $500 Homeowners Dues annually!
7843 SE 71st- Lovely South end lot with partial lake & city view. Close to schools, shopping, Starbucks, and country club.
Jason Cook 206-280-1911 www.johnlscott.com/47585
Sahalee Golf Club Community
Luxurious Remodeled $549,950 Home/PUD OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
$398,000
Great location. Lot conveniently located in W Mercer Way. Mostly level with brushes, no tree to deal with. Large 15,780 sf lot. Seller spent $50K in improvements for storm drainage, water/sewage connection and land survey. Next to bike paths, schools, easy access to Island Crest way & freeway exits. Millie Su 206-799-0628 www.johnlscott.com/68694
Kirkland Home
$459,000
Mercer Island Home
$549,800
4349 - 92nd Ave SE- Cozy one-level 3 Bedroom /1.5 Baths Rambler with Family Room, Dining room. In a quiet and private location but yet close to Library and High School. Large fenced yard and patio to enjoy Spring and Summer BBQs. Dieter Kaetel 206-427-0863 www.johnlscott.com/96879
Affordable Quality Home $449,000 4550 Island Crest Way. Great opportunity to afford your own home. Contemporary 3 bedroom/2bath secluded behind a laurel hedge on a level lot. Debbie Constantine 206-853-5262 www.johnlscott.com/50859
$297,000
3401 161st PL SE #62 – Townhome. Park Like Setting Mstr on Main High Ceilings in Liv & Din Rm; Lg Multi purpose Loft rm. Move-In Ready. Frank Ceteznik 206-979-8400 www.johnlscott.com/
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On Monday, Sept. 12, two octogenarian Mercer Island friends, Peggy Pomeroy and Alice Smith, swam across the East Channel from Enatai in Bellevue to the boat launch under the East Channel Bridge on Mercer Island. A group of ‘SoleMates’ celebrated Pomeroy and Smith’s swim with them as they reached the Island. Pomeroy and Smith completed their swim from Enatai to Mercer Island in 20 minutes.
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Help and healing for Peru By Linda Ball lball@mi-reporter.com
Dr. Cheryl Hayes specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation, the medical specialty concerned with diagnosing, evaluating and treating patients with physical disabilities. It took two years to plan, but Hayes and her husband Leo Catallo, son Matt Catallo, and three other young men, Brian Sedlacek, Carlos Barrios and Sam Mildeberger, recently returned from a medical mission in Peru. All four boys are seniors this year at Mercer Island High School. The group was outside of Lima, the capitol of Peru, where they set up exam rooms in part of a Catholic mission. The gates opened up every morning and the patients lined up. They treated 1,150 patients in a little over four
days. Hayes said she and 29 other physicians from all over the world were doing orthopedic procedures using a technique called prolotherapy. Prolotherapy is also known as non-surgical ligament reconstruction and is a treatment for chronic pain. Prolotherapy uses a 5 percent dextrose (sugarwater) solution, which is injected into the ligament or tendon where it attaches to the bone. The solution also includes sodium chloride and a numbing agent, lidocaine. The injection causes a localized inflammation in these weak areas, which then increases the blood supply and flow of nutrients and stimulates the tissue to repair itself. Hayes said it’s not a mainstream procedure, and her
A tasty day trip to Seattle Chocolates Have you ever had the the door and my journey most perfect day when you began. We donned white spent the entire morning aprons and hairnets, and in a real chocolate facto- off we went. ry? Talk about a euphorFirst we went to the ic moment. test kitchen. I spent my On Food Talk about a entire mornWilly Wonka ing at the facmoment. I could tory of Seattle not believe my Chocolates eyes when I in Tukwila, was actually Wa s h i n g t o n . watching peoUpon arriving ple hand-chop and opening kosher marshthe front door Lisa Katsman mallows. Yes, I was greetkosher. (I read ed with the the VAAD cermost wonderful smell and tification myself.) They are sensation of fresh, warm perfecting a new flavor of chocolate. Niel met me at truffle called rocky road
first purpose was to introduce prolotherapy to the Peruvian doctors and other physicians on the mission. “You need to have a good understanding of anatomy and be fearless of needles,” Hayes said. “This operates more on a principle of natural healing.” Historical review shows that a version of this technique was first used by Hippocrates on soldiers with dislocated, torn shoulder joints. He would stick a hot poker into the joint, and it would then miraculously heal. Doctors don’t use hot pokers today, but the principle is similar — get the body to repair itself. Leo Catallo works for SonoSite in Bothell, a company that makes handcarried and mountable ultrasound equipment. He brought ultrasound equip-
truffles. I was then shown the delicate trays that are hand designed and crafted by multiple people to get the designs perfected. These dome shapes are reminiscent of a glamorous art deco age of the roaring 1920s and the early days of ageless architecture from the days of early chocolate history when the Mayans used cacao as currency. Upon leaving the test kitchen, we went to a different test kitchen where there were nine vats of chocolate containers slowly melting chocolate. Can you imagine modern double broilers the size of a Smart car
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From left, Sam Mildeberger, Carlos Barrios, Matt Catallo and Brian Sedlacek fill syringes while on a medical mission recently in Peru. Catallo’s parents were also on the trip. His mother, Dr. Cheryl Hayes, was the medical director, and his father, Leo Catallo, makes the diagnostic machines they brought with them. ment with him to use for directing the injections and to image parts of the body. He also documented the trip with photos. The four boys were mix-
ing the solutions and filling the syringes, the size of which could terrify the squeamish, since the injections are delivered close to the bone.
“The whole idea with prolotherapy is to go deep, to the bone almost,” Hayes said.
standing upright? The head chef was mixing the ingredients for the truffle flavor of the day. Truthfully, there are not many ingredients in fine chocolates. All the ingredients are labeled, numbered and coded to ensure the safest of USDA food standards. On site at Seattle Chocolates is a full-time USDA inspector. Once the liquid chocolate goes thru a series of machines to get it to its purest form of heaven, it is poured into molds, gently shaken (to allow the air bubbles to escape), vibrated, cooled, and then the
outer layer of chocolate is added. You then have a Frango chocolate. Seattle Chocolates produces all the Frango chocolates for the Northwest. Seattle Chocolates is working on new flavors and truffles all the time. They have truffles that weigh one ounce and are a true commitment in eating enjoyment. Speaking of the Mayan culture, the highlight flavor reminds one of a dreamcicle. Remember the old summer favorite of an orange-flavored dreamcicle ice cream bar. This truffle is a marriage of flavors that just want to make you leap for joy. Upon your first
bite, your smell and taste buds experience a rush of fresh, juicy oranges. Gently as the flavor melts away, you then receive a mild sensation of salt. The salt will slowly dissipate and you will taste a wonderful savory essence of vanilla. Lastly, when you think that your taste buds cannot take anymore, your body slightly warms up with a hint of Chili Maria pepper from the Mayans. This truffle was truly an amazing moment in my chocolate eating experience. Upon writing this article, they are in the completion phase of their new retail and second store. You should really take a moment and go on a field trip to Tukwila.
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Matt Catallo and Sedlacek filled the prolotherapy syringes while Barrios and Mildeberger filled the anesthetic syringes. “We stocked rooms, made sure everything was clean,� Matt Catallo said. Sedlacek said the needles didn’t bother him at all; in fact, none of the boys “freaked out,� Hayes said. She said all four did a tremendous job. Many of the patients were impoverished, but not all were. Sedlacek said he remembers a 7-year-old girl who had a hard time walking. Hayes examined her, had her stand on her tiptoes and found nothing wrong. Then they saw her shoes, which were several sizes too big. The girl’s mother said she really liked those shoes. Hayes told the
mother to put them away for two or three years. Barrios said a blind man — who fell from a two-story building and messed up his back quite badly — had an effect on him. “He came in and saw us and was pain-free after that,� Barrios said. Barrios, who speaks fluent Spanish, also served as a translator when needed. A partially deaf woman named Sophia, with back problems, was able to touch her toes after prolotherapy and was all smiles. “That was the most rewarding for me,� Barrios said. Hayes said Peruvians are tough people. Where they were, most of the work is in construction or other industrial occupations. She said the people are small in stature, but stocky and strong. All four boys are turning this experience into
Beyond Sept. 11, God is our source of courage This past Sunday marked has dogged us for the past the 10th anniversary of a decade. National security Tuesday most Americans remains on most everyone’s will never forget. It’s likely mind. The increase in teryou can easily recall what rorism overseas as well as you were doing when you the senseless mass shootings learned about the events in in our country has left us New York City, Washington, feeling vulnerable. D.C. and Shanksville, Pa. The 10th anniversary of I was driving to work Sept. 11 provides us with an listening to the radio. The opportunity to remember announcer interrupted the how quick we were willing music and read a news bul- to turn to God a decade ago. letin. First reports indicated This sad milestone causes a small single-engine plane us to recall the fragility of had crashed into life and fleeting one of the tow- On Religion nature of peace. ers of the World It is an invitaTrade Center. tion to reflect Subsequent and listen to what reports brought our Creator is the fuzzy news attempting to say story into fearful to us in the midst focus. We were of daily headlines a nation under that rob our sense Pastor Greg attack. of confidence. The magniWe all reflect tude of 9/11 soon and listen difbecame unimaginable. ferently. Some meditate Thousands of lives had been in silence. Some brush lost. Tens of thousands had paint on an empty canvas. been personally impacted. Others journal their inmost The skyline of New York City thoughts. Still others go on had been altered beyond rec- a contemplative walk in ognition. What was worse, nature. My preference is to our enemy was unknown. write poetry. As the anniSubsequent attacks were versary of 9/11 approached, possible. Churches opened I put pen to paper all the their doors for spontaneous while reminded that God prayer services. There was a holds us securely even when renewed sense of patriotism the slippery fingers of our and dependence on God faith find hanging on to independent of party lines hope difficult. or religious affiliation. Although the sudden fer- God remains our source of vor of faith faded as our courage when we're traumanation regained its emotion- tized by terror. al balance, a haunting fear When we’re haunted by the
their culminating projects for their senior year. Barrios, Mildeberger and Sedlacek are all thinking of a career in medicine, while Matt Catallo wants to become an attorney. The family knows the Peruvian consulate, so the group did get to observe the Peruvian Congress and meet some of the Congressmen while they were there. Catallo will be comparing the Peruvian government to the U.S. government for his senior project. Sedlacek plans to focus his project on the work they did at the clinic and prolotherapy. Barrios intends to write about how he was able to apply his Spanish skills to something truly useful, and Mildeberger is planning to focus on the culture shock he experienced, working in the clinic and comparing how different his life is from the lives he witnessed.
headlines and the violence everywhere. Hear God whisper in the silence, “Don’t despair, I’m in control. Hurting hearts and broken cities will at last one day be whole.� God recalls that tragic Tuesday when twin towers disappeared, when three thousand people perished and our hearts were numbed by fear. Yet God whispers ten years later, “Justice will in time be done. I will stand with those who need me ’till my Kingdom fully comes.� God invites us to be trusting when we find that faith is hard. When we’re fearful for our safety and our nerves are frayed or jarred. Still God whispers in the silence, “Even when your faith is weak, I will keep your feet from stumbling when your way is dark and bleak.� An ancient Hebrew poet composed a hymn for an insecure nation that offers a similar theme. While you don’t know the tune, it’s likely you know the words. “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea.� (Psalm 46:1-2 NIV). Pastor Asimakoupoulos can be reached at awesomerev@aol.com.
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Someone left flowers and a memento at the base of the flag pole at the Station 91 of the Mercer Island Fire Department., possibly in honor of the sacrifices of Sept. 11.
‘Legs for Life’ walkathon is Sept. 25 at LBP The Washington Association of Physicians of Indian Origin is holding a walkathon, "Legs for Life," at 9 a.m. Sept. 25 at Luther Burbank Park. The walkathon includes activity called, 'Walk and Talk with the Experts.’ Community participants can walk along with physician
experts in various fields of medicine that focus on cardiovascular health and stroke prevention. People can ask questions during the walk. Community participants who register will receive a free T shirt, light snacks and will be treated to an entertainment program at the MICEC by University of Washington students. For information, go to www. wapiusa.org and look for the Sept. 25 event.
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THURSDAY | 15
FRIDAY | 16
MIVAL OPENING RECEPTION:
MERCER ISLAND GIRLS LACROSSE MIDDLE SCHOOL FALL BALL:
“Summer Harvest,” 5:308 p.m., Sept. 15, Avellino Building, 2836 78th Ave. S.E. Show runs Sept. 15 through Oct. 16. Meet the artists, view new art. Refreshments served. www.MIVAL.org. MERCER ISLAND RADIO OPERATORS MEETING: 7 p.m.,
Sept. 15, Mercer Island Fire Station, 3030 78th Ave. S.E. Learn about amateur radio communications and emergency preparedness. www. mirohams.org. MERCER ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1981 30-YEAR REUNION: Sept. 16-17. All
1981 classmates are invited to attend. Wormburner Golf Tournament, Willows Run Golf Course; Evening Get-Together, Roanoke Inn; Reunion Dinner, Mercer Island Community and Event Center. Sign up at www. mihsclassof81.com.
5-6:30 p.m., Sept. 16-Oct. 28, Islander Middle School, 8225 S.E. 72nd Street. Grades 5-8. Cost: $100 (returning players with valid U.S. Lacrosse membership), $75 (new players plus $25 U.S. Lacrosse membership). Contact: Kara Brodman, miglaxms@gmail.com. www.migirlslacrosse.com.
SATURDAY | 17 FIRST AID AND ADULT CPR WITH AED CLASS: 9 a.m.-2 p.m.,
Sept. 17, Main Fire Station, 3030 78th Ave. S.E. Cost: $30, at event. Call (206) 2757607 to reserve a space. THE SKY’S THE LIMIT AUCTION:
5-9 p.m., Sept. 17, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 8501 S.E. 40th Street. All proceeds to benefit 2012 Youth Gathering in Louisiana, HTLC Social
Concerns and Hamomi. To arrange pick-up of your donated item, contact Laurie Sperber: (425) 766-7322. Items may also be mailed to HTLC c/o Laurie Sperber.
SUNDAY | 18 MERCER ISLAND ZUMBATHON BENEFIT: 1-3 p.m., Sept. 18,
Stroum Jewish Community Center, 3801 East Mercer Way. SJCC and Zumba event benefits the American Heart Association. Participants are encouraged to wear red. Suggested donation: $15. www.SJCC.org. BOYS SELECT BASKETBALL TRYOUTS: Sept. 18, Mercer
Island High School Gym, 9100 S.E. 42nd Street. Grades 5 and 7: 2-4 p.m. Grades 6 and 8: 4-6 p.m. Players must attend both Sundays, Sept. 18 and Sept. 25. Register at www.mibasketball.org.
MONDAY | 19 MERCER ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING: 1 p.m.,
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A contemporary, evangelical, charismatic, non-denominational, Spirit-filled church.
Sunday Worship: 10 am English Service We offer children’s Sunday School 9170 SE 64th St., Mercer Island
Sept. 19, Community and Event Center, 8236 S.E. 24th Street. Fran Call will speak about her long-distance bicycle trips with her groups of students known as “Cyclemates.”
MERCER ISLAND REPORTER | www.mi-reporter.com 7525 S.E. 24th Street. Title: “Teshuvah, Tefilah, and Tzedakah.” Presented by Rabbi Yechezkel Kornfeld of Congregation Shevet Achim. Dinner: 6:30 p.m. Lecture: 7 p.m. Q&A: 7:45 p.m. Lecture is free. Community is welcome. Contact: events@ shevetachim.com. “GENETIC TESTING FOR GENEALOGY: WHAT TESTS ARE USEFUL IN WHAT SITUATIONS”/”INTERPRETING YOUR RESULTS TO FURTHER YOUR GENEALOGY RESEARCH”: 7 p.m.,
Sept. 19, Stroum JCC, 3801 East Mercer Way. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Presenter: The Jewish Genealogical Society of Washington State. Speaker: Bennett Greenspan, FamilyTreeDNA founder and president. www.jgsws.org.
p.m., Sept. 21, City Hall
CITY OF MERCER ISLAND EMERGENCY DRILL: 9 a.m.-12
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“Libeled Lady” (1936), 1 p.m., Sept. 24.
VERY YOUNG TODDLER TIMES:
10 a.m., Sept. 21 and 28. Ages 12 to 24 months with adult. Council Chambers, 9611 S.E. 36th Street. This drill involves city staff, citizen volunteers, the school district, Community and Event Center, and has the potential to include the business district and faith community. Contact: Officer Jennifer Franklin, (206) 275-7905.
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MERCER ISLAND SATURDAY MATINEE FILM SERIES:
FRIDAY | 23
Sunday: 8:00 am, 9:30 am, Noon
Deanna Wildermuth, Senior Pastor
10 a.m., Sept. 24. Learn how to download KCLS eBooks to your eReader or computer during this Digital Downloads demonstration.
22, SJCC Kesher Community Garden, 3801 East Mercer Way. Author: Naseem Rakha, “The Crying Tree.” Rabbi Rachel Nussbaum, from The Kavana Cooperative, will lead a discussion about the power of forgiveness. $10 for SJCC and Kavana members; $15 general admission; $5 seniors and students. Register at www.SJCC.org.
Sunday Worship & Kids' Church 10:00am Fellowship & Bible Study 11:00am www.RedeemerLutheranMI.org
9:15am Christian Education 10:35am Worship in Sanctuary
EREADER AND DIGITAL DOWNLOADS DEMONSTRATION:
SJCC AUTHOR BOOK SIGNING AND DISCUSSION: 7-9 p.m., Sept.
Lutheran Church 7:45am Breakfast in Community Life Center
1:30 p.m., Sept. 18. Join local Mercer Island coauthors, Linda Williams Rorem and Carol Gullstad, as they discuss ways to make women happier and healthier. Please register.
THURSDAY | 22
Redeemer
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2011
PRESCHOOL STORY TIMES:
BABY AND ME STORY TIMES:
p.m., Sept. 20, MICC, 3200 78th Ave. S.E. Speaker: Dr. Margaret Brand, whose work has had a remarkable impact in the world of medicine and rehabilitation that has literally touched the lives of millions. Cost: $7. Tickets: (206) 232-1015.
Sept. 19, Island Crust Cafe,
THE FRAZZLED MOM’S GUIDE TO FRIENDSHIP AND RENEWAL:
10:15 a.m., Sept. 20 and 27. Ages 3 to 12 months with adult.
MERCER ISLAND COVENANT CHURCH LIVELY SAINTS (50+ YEARS YOUNG) LUNCHEON: 12
WEDNESDAY | 21
STORY TIME FOR TERRIFIC TWOS: 11 a.m., Sept. 21 and
CHILDREN
TUESDAY | 20
“THE POWER OF THREE: INSIGHT, INTROSPECTION, AND INSPIRATION FOR ROSH HASHANAH” LECTURE SERIES:
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p.m., Sept. 23, Mercer Island Presbyterian Church, 3605 84th Avenue S.E. Presented by the Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle, with artistic director/pianist Natalya Ageyeva. Suggested donation: $20. Senior/student suggested donation: $15. For tickets call: (425) 829-1345. REVIVAL NIGHT: 7:30 p.m., Sept. 23, New Hope International Church, 9170
28. Ages 2 to 3 with adult. 10:30 a.m., Sept. 22 and 29. Ages 3 to 5 with adult. TEENS TEEN ADVISORY BOARD: 7 p.m., Sept. 20. Voice your opinions on the books, magazines, programs and services the library offers teens while earning one volunteer credit hour and munching on light refreshments. TEEN ZONE: 1:45 p.m., Mondays, through Sept. 26. Hang out, do homework, play board games or just chat.
ONLINE TEEN READERS: Check out an online book group for teens. Online Teen Readers are teens reading and talking about books on their own schedule. Find out more at blogs.kcls.org/onlineteenreaders or on Facebook: KCLS Online Teen Readers.
S.E. 64th St. Spend an evening in prayer and worship. www.newhic.org.
SUNDAY | 25 BOYS SELECT BASKETBALL TRYOUTS: Sept. 25, Mercer
Island High School Gym, 9100 S.E. 42nd Street. Grades 5, 7: 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Grades 6, 8: 12-2 p.m. Register at www.mibasketball.org.
MONDAY | 26 MIHS FOOTBALL LITTLE CHEER CLINIC: 3-4:30 p.m., Sept.
26-27, Mercer Island High School, 9100 S.E. 42nd Street. Led by MIHS varsity cheerleaders. Cost of full clinic: $55. One day: $40. Little Cheer participants will cheer during the MIHS football game on Friday, Sept. 30. All preschool and elementary girls are welcome. Contact: Sandra, (206) 232-0319. “THE POWER OF THREE: INSIGHT, INTROSPECTION, AND INSPIRATION FOR ROSH HASHANAH” LECTURE SERIES:
Sept. 26, Island Crust Cafe, 7525 S.E. 24th Street. Title: “The Three Shofar Blasts: Tekiah, Teruah, and Shevarim.” Presented by Rabbi Yechezkel Kornfeld of Congregation Shevet Achim. Dinner: 6:30 p.m. Lecture: 7 p.m. Q&A: 7:45 p.m. Lecture is free. Community is welcome. Contact: events@ shevetachim.com.
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OFF ISLAND HOMES -SHORT SALE-
$104,900
1BR/1BA, 525SF Enjoy the spectacular views or relax by the pool with this cute condo in Seattle’s prestigious Leschi neighborhood. #234766 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
-SHORT SALE-
$119,900
This 3BR/1BA 1850 SF rambler is located on a dead end street in a quiet neighborhood in Skyway. www.cbbain.com/jamesshute #214308 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
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$144,900
3BR, 1BA 1248SF. Everett’s lovely Lake Stickney neighborhood. www.cbbain.com/jamesshute #242683 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
Ocean View Lot
$159,900
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DT Bellevue
$358,800
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$379,900
This home is 1550sf with 4 bedrooms and 1 bath, located in a great neighborhood! www. cbbain.com/jamesshute #263515 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
Bainbridge Isl
$439,900
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◆ Microsoft
$494,000
Immaculate 4BR/2.25BA Murray Franklin home on quiet cul-de-sac. Near Grasslawn Park, MSFT. New Carpet, New Paint, in & out. This home is ready for you. #271179 Becky Nadesan 206-972-1113
Bainbridge Isl
$509,900
Incredible opportunity: Main 5br home + 2BR cottage. Deeded beach rights, over 1/2 acre. Just blocks to Lynwood center, movies, bakery, coffee. #251450 Michele Schuler 206-992-2013
$539,000
Presale opportunity on Bainbridge! Wing Point nbrhd, just blocks to Ferry & town! Scheduled completion: 12/11. 3BR+Den+Bonus, 2800+sf,main flr master. #256926 Michele Schuler 206-992-2013
$349,900 Bainbridge Isl
-SHORT SALE-
This wonderfully built Magnolia gem features irrigation, gas fireplace upstairs (double hearthed) & fresh air system throughout house. #238573 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
Redmond
$549,000
Presale opportunity on Bainbridge! Wing Point nbrhd, just blocks to Ferry & town. Scheduled completion: 12/11. 3BR+Den+Bonus, 2800+sf traditional flr plan #256932 Michele Schuler 206-992-2013
Opportunity!
$498,000
Partial lk view lot, small subdivision of 5 lots, up pvt road off E Mercer. Road, utilities in along paved access, recorded maintenance agrmt. Survey avail. #83519 Lindy Weathers 206-920-8842
Fall City
$400,000 North Bend land
3 lot assemblage on upper side of the PrestonFall City Rd. Water stubbed to all, lovely area and a fast commute. #149963 Michael Schoonover 425-442-4077
$500,000
29+ acres of land easily accessible off I90. Will support 3, maybe 4 homes, or your dream estate. #206270 Betty Carleton 425-444-3507
$1,098,000
This 1969sf, 2BR plus den condo is situated across from Houghton Beach Park: a wonderful location & just in time for summer on the Kirkland wft! #254580 Peggy Watkins 206-230-5444
WOW Ocean View! $1,295,000 Perched above the ocean, a stunning home w/beathtaking views. World class 4000sf of luxury. Incredible attention to details. Near Westport WA. Your dream home! #202964 Cathy Humphries 206-230-5434
Urban Retreat! $1,390,000 Stunning country estate in Union Hill on over 2.5 acres. Traditional home with adjacent ADU, pool, sport court, green house, creek & more. #251583 Greg Rosenwald 206-230-5445
$1,400,000
3 story brick commercial building. 21’ ceilings, earthquake fitted, totally redone. Penthouse on top, park across st. In the middle of it all. #178539 Mike Schoonover 425-442-0477
Snohomish Comm
Indoor Pool! $1,500,000 Redmond/Union Hill: Lodge-inspired indoor pool w/sliders to multi-lvl decks & patios, 5390sf (not incl pool) 4br + bonus + rec rm + mud rm, 3 car gar #265544 Michele Schuler 206-992-2013
$2,050,000
Pristine light and bright 3BR/3.75BA w/ separate cottage. Gourmet kit/2nd mstr/ office/bonus w/fplc. 2 stall barn w/ tack room and pasture #257037 Carol Hinderstein 206-595-5722
$410,000 Federal Way
2.91ac just west of Sno Station. 2 parcels, w/ income producing espresso stand & mobile home also. High traffic count, on a corner, in the path of progress. #191560 Betty Carleton 425-444-3507
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Gig Harbor Wft
$688,000
Building site of nearly a 1/2 acre w/tranquil & serene Lake views & Seward Park to the west, treetops to the south. Olympic Mtn views w/2nd story. #248070 Peggy Watkins 206-230-5444
$450,000 Hoquiam Estates
190’ wft lot. Bucolic salt water inlet. Charming, timeless setting. Rosedale community. All county work done. Septic in f/2 BR. Shared well. Rare opportunity. #215760 Cathy Humphries 206-230-5434
$550,000
6.08ac w/water, power, sewer, electric in the street. Zoned R35000, possible rezone. Corner location on Pacific Hwy S, very quick access. #184081 Betty Carleton 425-444-3507
$448,000 Lake Views!
Lg residential building site in area of new/ remodeled homes. Lk & Mt Rainier views. All utility/access easements recorded. Serene stream along south boundary. #143651 Janet Scroggs 206-230-5414
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Bridle Trails
$398,000 Residential Lot
Tucked away building lot up pvt lane. Potential lake & Mt Rainier views. Lg lot, 3000sf building pad. Paved access to lot line. Near Park trails. #112896 Lindy Weathers 206-920-8842
$639,000
Traditional, Built 2000, w/great flowing floor plan sited on shy acre. 4BR/3BA, office, & 5 piece mstr ste w/balcony. You will love it! Move-in Today! #201940 Becky Nadesan 206-972-1113
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$619,900
$1,400,000
60 lots in a 55+ plat. All utilities are in, the road is paved. 1/2 reduction from previous price, nice territorial views & convenient to shopping. #194858 Michael Schoonover 425-442-0477
$498,000 Snoqualmie Land $4,000,000
Partial lk view lot, small subdivision 5 lots, up pvt road off E Mercer. Backs to conservancy Tract. Road, utilities in along paved access. Cleared for viewing! #83516 Lindy Weathers 206-920-8842
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$330,000 Bainbridge Isl
Cozy, Bryant neighborhood Cape Cod! New kitchen & appliances, refinished hardwood floors and fresh paint. www.cbbain.com/ jamesshute #125603 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
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Arlington Ranch
$329,900
Luxury 2007 townhome in N. Admiral with view of the Olympics & Sound. Spacious flrplan w/gourmet kit & plentiful storage. Light & bright! #228495 Greg Rosenwald 206-230-5445
-SHORT SALE-
$484,900
$298,500
Pvt 2BR/2BA 1175sf townhouse perched on manicured knoll. Fplc, Deck w/sunsets. Easy access to 405, Google, markets. 3 lg storage areas, 2 prkg. #203764 Donna Murphy 206-230-5432
New Price!
-SHORT SALE-
Beautiful Stafford construction. 4BR/ 2.5BA, 2950SF home in Newcastle’s LaCrosse development. www.cbbain.com/jamesshute #205062 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
$269,900
4BR/1.5BA home in Ballard. Great investor opportunity! www.cbbain.com/jamesshute #251010 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
Kirkland Condo
$615,000
Enjoy A Premier Location & all the Benefits of Living in Vibrant Downtown Kirkland. 3BR/2.5BA, 2092 SF condo in a 6 unit building. Seller will look at all offers. #261376 Becky Nadesan 206-972-1113
$234,900
This home is 1971sf w/4 bedrooms, 2.5 bath, close and convenient to everything. #265038 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
-SHORT SALE-
Kirkland Condo
On the Blvd!
$174,900
3BR/1BA in Alderwood. www.cbbain.com/ -SHORT SALE$439,900 jamesshute #251983 This home is 6BR/4BA, 2580sf, fully fenced James R. Shute 206-230-5421 yard, wonderful flrplan, close to Microsoft. This one is a must see! #253265 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
-SHORT SALE-
$550,000
Great location, no vacancy in 5 years. 5 units, one a retail space, 2-5 are residential units. In Three Bridges area. #183771 Michael Schoonover 425-442-0477
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$374,900
6 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in Ballard. A great investment opportunity! www.cbbain. com/jamesshute #259726 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
$159,000
Spectacular view property, high on hill in gated Willapa Heights. Panoramic, sweeping ocean views. Highly coveted. Ready to build, septic in. Perfect f/dream home. #235503 Cathy Humphries 206-230-5434
-SHORT SALE-
◆ -SHORT SALE- $349,900 Tacoma Comm 4BR/2BA home in Kenmore. www.cbbain. com/jamesshute #270243 James R. Shute 206-230-5421
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Just Listed!
$624,000
A refreshing break from the ordinary! Tucked in the evergreens on a 29,110sf lot, this 4BR uniquely NW contemporary will take your breath away. #257833 Greg Rosenwald 206-230-5445
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$889,000
What’s not to love? Main floor mstr, 5 BR’s (or 4+Den), lower level bonus rm, exercise room. Extra kitchen, flat yard, tons of sun... oh, and a view of Seattle! #258208 Jane Harrison 206-919-9992 Stephanie St. Mary 206-953-8359
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$978,000
Formal spaces & casual living are combined in this classic, 4BR, 2-story home located in The Lakes. Main flr den & additional bonus room over 3-car garage. #268794 Peggy Watkins 206-230-5444
Enchanting!
$1,188,000
New price, great location! Island Pt remodeled traditional, close to schools, parks. Gracious circular drive, 5BR/3.5BA, 2 fam rms, main flr guest ste. #219202 Lindy Weathers 206-920-8842
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$629,000
Sunny bright 3BR/1.75BA on a quiet st on First Hill, popular North End Nbrhd. Walls of windows, pvt back yd, open kit/ dining area. 2 car garage. #269656 Sarah Ford 206-230-5354 Becky Nadesan 206-230-5377
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$898,000
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$749,000
2 story traditional, 6 BR’s + Bonus rm, kitchen/family room, sportcrt in back. Great location, level nbrhd…close to schools, shops. Move right in! #258197 Jane Harrison 206-919-9992 Stephanie St. Mary 206-953-8359
Big Lake View
New Listing!
$898,500
$899,950
New Price!
$774,900
Immaculate traditional with light-filled rooms and all of the right spaces. Gorgeous setting. #255027 Greg Rosenwald 206-230-5445
Urban Retreat
$920,000
Inviting 4BR, 3300sf, almost 1/3 ac, rolling hills, views & decks. Large beds all on one level. Room for boat or RV, playhouse. #250520 Patricia Temkin 206-579-5073 Felicia Brooks 206-612-4663
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Immaculate 4BR home with terrific privacy and peek-a-boo views. Elegant and lightfilled. Park-like grounds with a soothing pond. #261821
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LAKE VIEWS
$988,000
WOW! 5BR Black & Caldwell on pvt lane! Skylights, wdws & French Doors galore; new kitchen w/SubZero, slab granite island. Zen feel w/Creek, Amazing extras!! #270181 Natalie Malin 206-232-3240
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$1,199,000
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$999,000
Sparkling Lake & MT Views from Top Floor 2140SF Luxury Condo at a great price. An opportunity for Elegant Island living w/o the maintenance of a lg home. #156638 Becky Nadesan 206-972-1113
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$285,000
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Last Chance!
$1,650,000
Plans & permit ready! Traditional, shingle sided new home by RKK Const at Sunset Ridge. Luxury amenities & systems, craftsman styling. Last in plat for pre-sale. #166242 Lindy Weathers 206-920-8842
WOW-What aVIEW $1,750,000 Westside NW Contemporary 5BR/6BA has unstoppable lake views & amazing spaces for entertaining. Apt over the garage. “Celebrity house” w/amazing privacy. #258151 Mary Lou Putman 206-551-3111
Resort Living $1,988,000 Enjoy undivided interest in 35ft of wft, dock, boat slip w/lift, the convenience of 5 min to downtowns, Lake view, 5BR+5BA+fam & rec rms, theatre, 3 FP #206501 Laura Reymore 206-230-5351
Town Home MI
$1,175,000
Urban/Suburban living w/o giving up space. 3BR/3.5BA townhome w/approx 3,450sf & attached 2 car gar. Living/ dining, kit/family rm, den, rec rm, plus A/C. #251490 Molly Penny 206-230-5515
New Home!
$1,750,000
Want New Construction? Excellent Opportunity for Brand New Home by Imani Homes. Fab N’End 14,115SF lot w/Lake View. Priced for 4BR, 4318SF. Other plans OK too! #198810 Sarah Ford 206-230-5354
LUXURY HOME
$2,180,500
Like new lux 4500sf home; great 4 entertaining. Mt/Lk views. 5BR/3.5BA, cook’s kit, A/V sys, 2-Zone Heat-A/C. 3 car gar, sep guest quarters/media ctr. #254974 Debbie Barbara 206-300-6077
Waterfront MI
$5,495,000
Stunning 4BR/3.5BA custom designed home w/80’ of pvt wft, sandy beach & moorage. Built in 2004 w/unparalleled details throughout. Must see to appreciate! #251682 Molly Penny 206-230-5515
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Westside Sunset $1,998,000
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY HOUSING
Picture Perfect
Tastefully updated 3BR/2.75 Bath. Lg, bright & fun kit. Very sunny home w/ flat back yd. 2010 Remodel: new family rm, den, bath & exercise rm. North End. #265891 Sarah Ford 206-854-7702