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FRIDAY, February 17, 2012
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Council newcomers are set to make a difference Smith and Rheaume step into their positions on Kenmore and Bothell city councils By Andy Nystrom anystrom@bothell-reporter.com
When Brent Smith attended Kenmore City Council meetings as an outsider, he didn’t always see things running smoothly. From his spot in the crowd, the longtime resident often witnessed a lack of communication between the elected officials and bits of dysfunction creeping into the gatherings. So Smith ran for council, hoping to inject some unity into the system. Over in Bothell, Andy Rheaume saw running for city council as a way to become involved with his hometown, the place where as a child he played in the woods and rode motorbikes and bicycles. When he heard about the city’s downtown revitalization plan, he started keeping an eye on what was transpiring at council meetings. Since he wanted to dig into city government even deeper, Rheaume threw his proverbial hat into the ring and ran for a council position. Both Smith, 48, and Rheaume, 36, snagged council seats last November and have since begun their govern-
Two new guys: Kenmore’s Brent Smith (above) and Bothell’s Andy Rheaume (right) have both started their first terms on their respective city councils. Smith hopes that Kenmore can improve its image, and Rheaume is looking forward to witnessing downtown Bothell’s revitalization. photos by andy nystrom, Bothell-Kenmore Reporter
mental careers. Here’s a look at each Kenmore and Bothell councilmember:
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Twenty-five years ago this week, Smith and his wife, Brenda, moved to Kenmore. The University of Washington economics major got into mortgage banking, and about a decade later started his own real-estate-appraisal business. In 2004, Smith moved his office from Seattle to Kenmore, and community involvement soon became his calling card. He started coaching his kids’ (Carlie and Cooper’s) sports teams, helped out with parks and recreation issues and now he’s a councilmember. Smith first got a taste of city matters when his group Families for Active Parks in Kenmore worked with the city of Kenmore and Bastyr University to land a 10-year lease to secure and renovate a pair of ballfields at the natural-health-education institution next to St. Edward State Park. [ more council page 4]
T-Mac Award to honor outstanding Inglemoor High student Alex Acacio and her family were tight with Tina MacRae. For more than a decade, they were friends in the community and at Inglemoor High. Last Feb. 27, Tina — also known as T-Mac — passed away at the age of 41 from an infection related to Crohn’s
disease. The Viking the Northshore teacher and activScholarship Foundaity coordinator left tion. The memorial behind her husband, scholarship will be Keith, her daughter, presented beginDarian, and son, ning with the class Drake. of 2012, and will be Tina MacRae Nearly a year later, awarded annually to Alex’s mom, Kim, an Inglemoor senior and Keith have helped who has shown found the T-Mac Award with great school and community
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time: “It’s both exciting and sad at the same time.” He noted that one of Tina’s many Inglemoor friends will most likely hand out the scholarship in May because “it’s a heavy reminder for me to be at the school. “She was such a big part of the community,” Keith continued, noting Tina’s many activi-
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Elmer Skold presents Staci Adman with the Kenmore Heritage Society’s 11th annual McMaster Heritage Award Feb. 1 during the Founders’ Day observance at the Kenmore Community Center. Matt martin, Courtesy photo
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for elected government positions. Dick Taylor — Kenmore’s second mayor — received the McMaster Award in 2010. “I love the sense of community and connecting with people,” said Adman, who added that she’s a shy person, but has broken out of her shell by becoming involved in the Kenmore scene. “She is a tremendous community resource. If Staci decides to help with a project, you can be sure you have a collaborative, enthusiastic and productive team member,” said Dave Maehren, 2009 McMaster honoree. “Staci learned volunteerism at an early age, took the volunteers mission to heart and has continued to help others in a wide variety of efforts. If each of us did just 10 percent of what Staci has done, what a wonderful place this would be.” By becoming involved with community matters, she’s “not sitting back and complaining about things not being done.” She also served on the Kenmore Downtown Task Force and hopes the city will soon develop a Main Street-like area. [ more adman page 3]
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Brauns’ spirit lives on with family, friends By Andy Nystrom anystrom@bothell-reporter.com
Brandon Brauns was a caring, selfless boy. He organized holiday toy drives for Children’s Hospital patients and paired up with Skyhawks sports camps to present Kids Kickin’ 4 Kids benefit soccer events to raise money for the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center. He left his mark on his massive social group, spreading his message of giving to other children and adults alike, said his mother, Kris Forth. “Whenever he got something, he would just give it away, because he thought that everybody else needed it,” said Marissa Rowley, 12. Added Samantha Martin, also 12: “He just wanted to give to other people, and he just wanted to be with his friends and family.” At the age of 11 on March 20, 2010, Bothell’s Brauns died after a long battle with cancer after being diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor at the age of 3. Forth feels good to be carrying on her son’s generous spirit with the Brandon’s Goal Foundation (a nonprofit formerly named Friend Helping Friends), which raises funds for the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
Top: Brandon Brauns visits with his cousin, Ashley Hughes, at a benefit soccer camp in 2009; right, Brauns’ mother, Kris Forth, enjoys the Brandon’s Goal Foundation bowling night Feb. 7. photos by andy nystrom, Bothell-Kenmore Reporter
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Lynnwood. The evening consisted of bowling, laughter, storytelling and plenty of hugs and tears of joy. “These people work at our events every year: they’re donors, one of the people here spoke at Brandon’s service, so we want to one time a year have some type of event that just thanks them,” said Forth, whose son attended Shelton View Elementary in Bothell. Forth lives in Mukilteo these days, but still has strong ties to the Bothell community. “We want to keep the foundation central to Bothell because that’s where (Brandon) grew up,” she said. She’s still in touch with people in the Northshore School District, including Superintendent Larry Francois and Shelton View Principal Bob Jones, who were among many people touched by Brandon’s story and they endorse Brandon’s Goal Foundation fund-raisers that will be presented by several local schools. As she looks at the crowd of people gathered at the bowling party, Rowley — who was Brandon’s best friend — smiles and says, “It’s fun, it brings back memories. It’s fun to see how many people supported him and were with him through his journey.”
February 17, 2012 [3] [ adman from page 2] One of Adman’s favorite activities was working with Lockwood Elementary students to provide art for the St. Edward State Park playground in 2003. The children decorated cement eggs with objects like glass, keys and buttons, and they drew pictures of salmon that were placed onto plastic lumber and attached to fencing. “It was exciting to show the children that they could contribute to something that was going to be there for a long time,” said Adman, who’s also proud to be part of the Arts of Kenmore, which will host its 14th annual juried show June 20-24 at Bastyr University. Always the artist, Adman does flamework with glass to form beads and sculptures in her home studio. For work, she sews components for a child-development study at the University of Washington, among other tasks. Adman is married to Eric, a commissioner with the King County Fire Protection District No. 16. They have two children, Nick, 19, a UW student, and Ben, 16, an Inglemoor High student.
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www.bothell-reporter.com • www.kenmore-reporter.com [ COUNCIL from page 4] remember riding my motor bike down to Bigfoot Tavern to get candy,” said Rheaume, who attended St. Brendan’s for grade school, Kenmore Junior High and Bothell High. For college, he studied at Shoreline Community College, Western Washington University, the University of Washington, Bothell and UW’s Seattle campus. He earned a bachelor of science degree in environmental sciences from the UW. He’s worked for the city of Redmond for the last 11 years, and he’s now the stormwater utility senior planner and mainly studies the ecological function of freshwater streams. “With my 11 years of experience working for (Redmond), I can easily say I’ve hit the ground running,” said Rheaume, noting that he knows how municipalities operate from the inside and is familiar with capital and operating budgets. “It’s been going pretty well. I’m getting up to speed on all the policies, plans and documents. The toughest one for me to crack is the budget — it’s a very complicated, hard-tounderstand document.” He also spent some time with the city’s purchase-and-sale agreement, getting a thorough understanding of the recent sale of two downtown lots. “When people ask you a question about something, you really should have an answer. I’ll never stop learning doing this position,” said Rheaume, who is married to Jenia, and they have three children, Drew (age 2), Ayden (4) and Logan (13). Rheaume, who defeated Adam Brauch for Position 2 last November, is focused on improving quality of life for Bothell residents, including helping beautify the downtown center with highly maintained streets and sidewalks and adding
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so everyone’s learning from each other. Rheaume would like to see the Bothell, Kenmore and Woodinville city councils hold joint meetings in the future, as well. One of the city’s newest concerns is added traffic on State Route 522, a road that more drivers are taking to avoid paying tolls on the State Route 520 bridge. Rheaume said the Washington State Department of Transportation will soon meet with the cities involved to unveil increased-traffic statistics. Rheaume laughed when he asked this Reporter how traffic was flowing through Bothell the last month since tolling began. He wouldn’t know since he commutes to his Redmond job by bike along the Burke-Gilman Trail. “It’s almost as fast as driving,” he said of the 10-mile trip.
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State Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe, D-Bothell, and state Reps. Derek Stanford, D-Bothell, and Luis Moscoso, D-Mountlake Terrace, will host their first Town Halls of the new year Feb. 18: • 10-11:30 a.m. at Mountlake Terrace Library (23300 58th Ave. W.) • 1-2:30 p.m. at Cascadia Community College/University of Washington, Bothell (18345 Campus Way N.E. in Mobius Hall, located in the Global Learning & the Arts Building CC3)
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Fred Stouder, who was voted in as Kenmore’s second city manager in December 2008, will be retiring soon. “We are in the process of hiring a new city manager,” said Mayor David Baker, adding that the city has narrowed down the final group of candidates to five and was scheduled to interview them on Thursday. Baker said he couldn’t reveal the candidates’ names at press time. Kenmore City Council on Dec. 8, 2008, voted 6-1 to offer a two-year contract to Stouder, who had been serving as interim city manager since August of that year. Stouder has served in numerous municipal positions around Washington.
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PUBLIC NOTICES City of Bothell NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Bothell City Council will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, February 21, 2012, 6:00 p.m. or later, in the Bothell Municipal Court/Council Chambers, 10116 NE 183rd Street, Bothell, Washington. The purpose of the meeting is to consider final action on the following: An ordinance providing for the acquisition by eminent domain of certain lands necessary to be acquired for public purposes in order to develop public highway facilities in the City of Bothell, Washington (SR 522 Stage 2A Improvements)). The ordinance includes condemnation of a portion of the properties listed below: Parcel No. 773260‐0000 773260‐0010 773260‐0040 773260‐0020 773260‐0050 773260‐0030 773260‐0060 773260‐0070 773260‐0100 773260‐0080 773260‐0110 773260‐0090 773260‐0120 773260‐0130 773260‐0160 773260‐0140 773260‐0170 773260‐0150 773260‐0180 773260‐0190 773260‐0220 773260‐0200 773260‐0230 773260‐0210 773260‐0240 773260‐0250 773260‐0280 773260‐0260 773260‐0290 773260‐0270 773260‐0300 773260‐0310 773260‐0340 773260‐0320 773260‐0350 773260‐0330 773260‐0360 773260‐0370 773260‐0380 773260‐0400 773260‐0390 773260‐0410
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On March 11, Kenmore’s Saint Edward State Park will be the site of the Jaimeson Jones Memorial 5K run/walk, it its second year. The fund-raiser, named after Bothell High graduate Jaimeson Jones who lost his battle with cancer in October of 2010, will fund college scholarships of kids whose families are struggling financially due to having siblings with cancer. For more information or to register, contact Nancy Balin at (206) 550-9570 or jaimesons. crew@gmail.com, or visit the Web site at http://tinyurl. com/7bqhhpl.
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Cougars come from behind, hold off Newport LaVine scores 25, Callandret’s last-second steal sends team to consolation finals against Roosevelt
whole game, and I got the opportunity to take a steal… and I just finished it.” Bollinger added that the game was well-officiated, with some contact being allowed between two physical squads. “They did a good job and were very consistent, so we were able to make adjustments,” he said. “There might have been a few bumps, but it was on both sides. Those are veteran officials, they’re not going to call it if they haven’t been calling it all game.” Besides LaVine’s 25, Callandret added 12 for the Cougars and senior Riley Wick made two of this three attempts from downtown for eight total points.
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It didn’t start out pretty, but Bothell’s big-time guards came through when they needed to on Tuesday night in the loser-out consolation semifinals of the 4A Kingco Tournament at Juanita High School, leading to a 60-56 win over Newport, ending the Knights’ season. With the win, Bothell advanced to the consolation finals against Roosevelt, which took place late Thursday night after the Reporter’s deadline. The Roughriders, after knocking out No. 3 Skyline, beat Redmond in overtime, 45-42, on Tuesday night. If the Cougars won, they will play the No. 3 seed from Wesco in a winner-to-regionals pigtail game on Tuesday, Feb. 21, on the road.
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The Cougars made a mess of the first quarter, shooting just 25 percent while miscommunicating twice on passes, turning the ball over and getting demolished on the boards, leading to lots of secondchance points for the Knights, who shot 8-of-14 for a quick 20-8 lead. “I just told them at the end of the first quarter that they weren’t going to have another quarter IHS Grad nichols like that,” said head coach Ron named to allBollinger. “We kept doing what we were trying to do, get the energy academic team going, hands up.” Inglemoor High graduate Ashley The game turned around in a Nichols (Class of 2010), who is hurry, as the Cougs went on an currently running for Bentley incredible 18-2 run in the second University in Waltham, Mass., quarter, shooting 6-of-11 from the was recently named to the United field. In addition, the hard-driving States Track & Field/Cross Country guards were able to play to contact Coaches Association All-Academic and draw fouls, making five free Team for the 2011 season. throws in the period while keeping Bentley had a total of 10 athletes Newport off the line. named to the team, the most With the game remaining a onein Division II. To qualify for the possession contest through the All-Academic cross-country team third quarter, one of Kingco’s top in Division II, a student-athlete recruits, Zach LaVine, took over. must have compiled a cumulative He opened up the fourth with a grade point average of 3.25 and • Home Appointments Available bucket while drawing a foul, and placed in • Plans you can customize for your needs the top half at Nationals • Home Appointments Available calmly swished a three late in the or top• Call for a Farmers Friendly Review® 30 percent at Regionals. quarter to preserve his team’s lead. • Plans you can customize for your needs With pure shooter Kellen Web• Call for a Farmers Friendly Review®
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Bothell guard Perrion Callandret evades two Newport defenders, slashing to the hoop for two of his 12 points on Tuesday night. He also came up with a huge steal and layin with 4.6 seconds left to seal the Cougars’ 60-56 win. Tim Watanabe, Bothell Reporter
The team seemed to be in agreement that the key to their success against Roosevelt and beyond will be their ability to defend and grab key rebounds, as most teams will have a size advantage to the Cougars in the paint. “We have to stop their bigs,” said Bollinger on the key to Thursday night’s Roosevelt game. “Tonight… our guards stepped up, now our bigs have to step up. We just have to defend and rebound. If we win the rebounding war with them, we will win the game.” If the Cougars survived last night, they still have a tough road ahead to get back to the Tacoma Dome for the first time since 1997, only a couple of seasons after Bollinger, now in his 17th year, took over the team. With the number of playmakers and shooters the Cougars have, the offense should always be there, but it’s the other half of the game that will make or break Bothell’s season. “We play a lot of big teams, tall people,” Callandret noted. “We already have the scoring all done, we just gotta rebound and (have) other people step up. Then, we can go far.” For a score report from last night’s game, go to www.bothellreporter.com.
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semifinals to punch his ticket to state. Koukal also placed third after pinning Beamer freshman K.J. Skannal in the finals. Rounding out the Vikings’ four third-place finishers was Ben Carson, wrestling at 220, who went 3-1 at Regionals, including a pair of close 7-5 and 5-2 wins in the consolation bracket. The 24th edition of the Mat Classic gets under way at 10 a.m. this Friday, with the finals beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday.
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points. Inglemoor’s relay teams were especially strong, setting state-qualifying times in the 200 medley relay (Mateusz Merchel, Casey Colella, Andy Champan, Matthew Yusen, 1:44.22, 3rd) and the 400 free relay (Colella, Josaiah Clark, Merchel, Yusen, 3:26.03, 4th). Individually, Yusen placed fourth in the 50 free in 23.20, with teammate Merchel a fraction behind in 23.39. Colella had a new personal best in the grueling 500 free, 4:52.15, for second place, and the junior came
back later to place fourth in the 100 breaststroke with another state qualifying time of 1:02.63. Teammates Seth Birrell and Merchel shined in the backstroke, finishing sixth and seventh, respectively, with state times of 56.32 and 56.68. For Bothell, Matt Williamson placed fourth in the 500 free (5:01.30) and the 200 IM (2:06.30). The state meet, held in Federal Way at the King County Aquatics Center, begins at 2:30 p.m. Friday, with the finals starting at 2:15 p.m. Saturday.
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13-10 first-round defeat to defeated Bethel’s Austin Alexander in the 5th/6th final, 5-3, to secure his state berth. At 138, junior Gabe Seward led off with a 10-7 win over Brandon Brenenstahl of Rogers before falling into the consolation bracket, where he won two straight, 17-7 and then 14-5 over Aron Set-Heit of Todd Beamer to place third. Senior Sam Gastineau, at 170, pinned Curtis High’s Spencer Nhem in 2:28, and after losing a close semifinals bout 8-6, Gastineau rebounded with a pair of wins, 7-3 and 4-2 again over Nhem in the finals, to place third. Also placing third was junior Josh Koukal, who achieved a late pin in the first round over Spanaway’s Raul Veliz (5:48), and came through with a clutch 3-1 win over Roosevelt’s Garrett Mack in the consolation
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Bothell man may face 6 years in prison for bank robbery a meat cutter at QFC since 2003. A magistrate judge released Shindler from federal detention in Seattle on his own recognizance in August, pending he wear a GPS tracking device. The Bothell man pleaded guilty to armed robbery and firearm possession on Nov. 4, 2011. The Kirkland robbery was also not Shindler’s first. He robbed a Woodinville 7-Eleven convenience store in July of 2011, according to a sentencing memorandum. He was unarmed during that robbery, in which he stole $45 in cash.
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A Bothell man who robbed the Juanita Village Bank of America at gunpoint last August could face a six-year prison sentence, as recommended by federal prosecutors on Jan. 22. Anthony Ray Shindler, 43, was armed with a handgun when he robbed $3,563 from the Kirkland bank on Aug. 5, 2011 and fled on foot. FBI arrested him on Aug. 8 at the Totem Lake QFC, where employees recognized Shindler from bank surveillance. Shindler was
In a letter to the court, Shindler explained his financial circumstances that led up to the Kirkland robbery. He said he purchased a home for his wife in Granite Falls in 2008 and fell behind on mortgage payments. He also suffered from anxiety and depression, according to court records. “With the stress of possibly losing our house I desperately and foolishly turned to gambling,� said Shindler, noting his home eventually went into foreclosure. He also apologized for his actions during the Kirkland holdup.
“While I feel it is worth mentioning that the pistol was neither loaded or for that matter operable, I understand the impact my actions caused that day on the lives of so many, as well as the grave danger those actions placed on the people at the bank and myself. I do sincerely regret those actions.� Federal prosecutors are recommending a six-year prison sentence, as well as supervised release for three years and restitution in the amount of $1,703. Shindler’s sentencing hearing was set for Feb. 16, after the Reporter’s deadline.
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