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Settlement reached with Group Health development City, Sustainable Redmond, Group Health come to an agreement concerning trees

Jacob Meyers plays on the new playground equipment at Spiritbrook Neighborhood Park. The park officially reopened on Tuesday after seven months of renovations.

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Project manager Dennis Brunelle said the peat soil naturally found in the area was good at absorbing water, but would not drain it.

“It wouldn’t have gone anywhere,” he said about water found on the park’s field after a storm.

Marchione grew up in the area and could attest to this.

The City of Redmond and Sustainable Redmond have reached a settlement agreement regarding the 1,000-plus trees on Group Health Cooperative’s (GHC) 28-acre, mixed-use development in the Overlake Village area.

The terms of agreement were approved on June 15 and have ended the legal action Sustainable Redmond had taken against the city earlier this year, said City of Redmond planning director Rob Odle.

The grassroots organization led a group of appellants who had filed a land-use petition in King County Superior Court to block GHC’s plans to cut down 1,050 “significant” trees on the site located at 2464 152nd Ave. N.E. A court date had been set for this week but with the new agreement, it was canceled, Odle said.

“I think it’s wonderful for everybody,” he said about the groups coming to an agreement and ending litigation.

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Park gets $2 million makeover City officials, community residents celebrate revamped Spiritbrook Park Samantha Pak spak@redmond-reporter.com

Tuesday afternoon’s showers were not enough to stop local residents from enjoying the newly reopened Spiritbrook Neighborhood Park.

City of Redmond Mayor John Marchione, city officials and dozens of members from the Spiritbrook community gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to commemorate

the park’s reopening after being closed for seven months for renovations.

The project was a joint effort between the Public Works and Parks and Recreation departments as the remodeling addressed the area’s drainage and storm water system in addition to updating the park itself. The total cost of the project was $2 million.

One of the main reasons for the remodel was the park’s longstanding drainage problem.

1st District candidates aim to bring stability back to Congress Samantha Pak spak@redmond-reporter.com

On Wednesday night, residents of the 1st Congressional District filled the Old Redmond Schoolhouse Community Center

auditorium to learn more about some of the individuals who could potentially represent them in Washington, D.C. next year.

The five democratic candidates in the race — Darcy Burner, Suzan DelBene, Steve Hobbs, Darshan Rauniyar and Laura Ruder-

man — participated in a debate sponsored by the Democratic Party in the 5th, 45th and 48th Legislative Districts to let voters know why they are running for Congress. The other two candidates in the race are Independent Larry Ishmael and Republican John Koster.

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[2] June 29, 2012 [ PARK from page 1] The mayor told the increasingly damp crowd he used to play football on the field as a kid and would often lose his shoe while running around, without realizing it. The field would be that wet.

In addition to upgrading the park’s storm water system, Brunelle said they installed a multilayer draining system beneath the field, which is smaller than before and has been raised about two feet. The field

www.redmond-reporter.com also has a surface irrigation system that allows them to control moisture on contact, he said.

The field has been in operation for a good four months and the city has observed how it has handled storms. The new draining system is doing its job, but Brunelle said it still takes time, depending on how long a storm lasts and how saturated the ground is.

“It’ll still get wet,” he said about the field during a downpour.

The Spiritbrook Park field

was opened to the public last Friday and its draining abilities were put to the test during Tuesday’s reopening celebration.

After the mayor and project leaders said a few words about the park’s reopening, most of the crowd dispersed to enjoy picnic snacks and the new playground equipment but a few park goers braved — and survived —the wet conditions of the field, tossing frisbees provided by the city in honor of the event.

In addition to the new

field, Spiritbrook Park now features a new and enlarged play structure, which became open to the public in March.

“I like it better than the old one,” said Carson Moss about the new equipment.

The 8-year-old doesn’t live in the immediate neighborhood, but has friends who live near the park and is a frequent visitor. He said his favorite piece of equipment is the climbing net and made good use of it during Tuesday’s event.

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“It’s just fun to swing on it,” he said.

In addition to being kid-approved by Carson and Matthew, the playground has also been teenapproved by Evan Wilson.

The 15-year-old lives within walking distance of Spiritbrook Park and admitted that even though he may be a bit old for the playground, he also enjoys the swings and the climbing net.

Wilson and his sister Sarah were the first to utilize the park on Tuesday before

the ceremony — even playing a short gave of HORSE with Marchione on the basketball court — so the mayor invited them to participate in the ribbon cutting that reopened their park.

Evan said he also likes that there is so much more to do at the park now.

“It’s a lot different,” he said.

The new features of the park include a small sand area, pickle ball court, loop trail and a small shelter for small gatherings.

The park also contains a small wetland, which is now marked with wood posts and rail fencing.

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One of the main themes of the night was returning Congress back to the American people.

Burner, who challenged incumbent Rep. Dave Reichert for Congress in 2006 and 2008, described the country’s current state of government as a democracy bought and paid for by the 1 percent.

“We have a problem,” she said. “We have got to take our country back.”

DelBene, who challenged Reichert in 2010, agreed.

With the down economy and so many families struggling, she said the country’s

From the left, mayors Conrad Lee, Bellevue; Ava Frisinger, Issaquah; Joan McBride, Kirkland; Bruce Bassett, Mercer Island; and John Marchione, Redmond take questions at the Bellevue Downtown Association's annual mayor's forum. Celeste Gracey, Reporter Newspapers change much in the next 20 years, he said. “We’re trying to have economic development and move forward, but we’re trying to do it in ways that lower impact.”

In contrast, Bellevue Mayor Conrad Lee envisioned that downtown alone would add

financial system does not work for the middle class.

“We need to stand up for the middle class,” she said.

Hobbs, a state senator from the 44th Legislative District, said there is too much partisanship in Congress and they need someone who is willing to create jobs.

“Congress is broken,” he said.

Rauniyar, a Nepalese American businessman from Bothell, said, “Congress has failed” and they need to return the country’s founding principles and this needs to be reflected in policy.

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Just as Bellevue planned its growth downtown many years ago, Issaquah is going through a similar process with its Central Issaquah Plan, said Mayor Ava Frisinger.

She spoke about how increasing

District, said people want a new approach to Congress as half of its members are millionaires.

“It doesn’t have to be this way,” she said.

The economy was also up for discussion as the candidates were asked about the idea of a new stimulus package and what it would look like to them.

DelBene said the country needs to invest in key areas such as transportation. She said when offering subsidies, the government needs to expect a return on taxpayers’ money.

Hobbs said a new stimulus package would need to include infrastructure. He said with the current low construction costs, now would be an ideal time to address the country’s highways as well as the high

density, instead of suburban sprawl, is better for the environment. Issaquah expects to add 8,000-9,000 new housing units, including many multiple-family units, and about 7-10 million square feet of commercial development.

While Kirkland Mayor Joan

unemployment rate by creating construction jobs.

Rauniyar also said infrastructure would be a vital ingredient in a new stimulus package. He added that there needs to be more of a focus on fair trade — not free trade — in order to create domestic jobs.

Burner said a new stimulus package should invest in education and building and refurbishing school buildings where they’re needed.

Ruderman said the government needs to address transportation and look at things in the longterm, adding that they need to remember to keep in mind how these things would be funded.

In terms of defense, all five candidates agreed that the country’s defense budget can stand a few

cuts, as long as they look at things closely to figure out what is truly needed to keep Americans safe.

And on the eve of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Thursday ruling to uphold President Barack Obama’s controversial health care reform legislation, the candidates also touched on the subject. All five acknowledged that something needs to be done so everyone can receive medical care when they need it.

Ruderman said she spent two years working with stakeholders on the state’s health care system and her experience would serve her well in the other Washington if she is elected.

Rauniyar said health insurance reform is needed because it’s not right to ask people to buy health insur-

ance when they can’t afford to put food on the table.

“I’m for health care for all,” he said.

Hobbs said he would like to see a solution that is viable for states that won’t fall apart on them and leave them “holding the bag.”

DelBene said health care is not a one-bill issue and needs to be addressed every day. She said health care is not a for-profit industry and there needs to be a public option.

“People need to have options on their health care,” she said.

Burner also supports a public option. She said people need at least one choice insurance companies cannot control because people want to know they can get the medical care they need and be able to pay for it.

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Economic growth and new development were at the center of discussion for five Eastside mayors Wednesday as they took questions at the Bellevue Downtown Association’s annual forum.

Asked to give a 20-year outlook, Redmond Mayor John Marchione focused on the impacts light rail could have on the city and its Overlake and downtown districts.

He also spoke about adding more and different types of housing, including more housing in and near downtown.

“You’ll have more choices of where you want to live,” he said.

While Mercer Island Mayor Bruce Bassett anticipated light rail to have an impact on his city, his focus was on managing growth.

He doesn’t expect the island to

McBride foresees population growth in the next 20 years, she focused on the city’s new “world class” indoor recreation center and commitment to parks.

One of the goals of the moderator, James Whitfield, was to focus on how the cities can collaborate on issues.

Including a comment from Marchione about working through issues on the Bel-Red Road, the mayors felt they had done well at collaborating.

“It’s unusual where we don’t work well together,” McBride said.

Marchione recalled one incident where a business came to Redmond, bragging that it would help with economic development. He was interested at first, but when he learned they were from Factoria, he told them he didn’t consider the move adding to the economy.

Economic development is regional, not just civic, he said.

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Play it safe on Fourth of July Fireworks are illegal in the city

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n honor of “the rockets’ red glare, the bombs bursting in air,” our local skies will light up with fireworks this Fourth of July holiday weekend.

Fireworks and Fourth of July are tied together like peanut butter and jelly, another all-American favorite.

However, with all the fun and excitement fireworks can generate during this festive weekend, they can also wreak havoc and cause injury and fires.

In 2011, 264 fireworks incidents were reported to the State Fire Marshal’s Office. There were 89 residential fires with an estimated loss of more than $568,846 dollars in 2011.

To add insult to injury, if you are lighting off fireworks within the Redmond city limits it can lead to a fine — up to $5,000 and maybe even jail time — up to a year — or both.

Possession of illegal explosive devices, such as M-80s, M-100s and larger, altered fireworks, and public display mortars, is a federal offense.

For those living outside the city limits, it is legal to set off fireworks, but only on July 4 from 9 a.m. to midnight.

Fireworks sales legally began Thursday and continue daily between the hours of 9 a.m. and 11 p.m. through July 4. No sales can occur after July 4. To purchase fireworks, you must be at least 16 years of age with picture identification.

The purchase of fireworks over the Internet is illegal, according to State Fire Marshal Charles Duffy, so don’t try to get a deal on fireworks off Craigslist.

If you must set off fireworks — in a legal area and time

zone — Duffy reminds residents to remember the three B’s of fireworks safety: • Be prepared: Have water nearby and put your pets indoors.

• Be safe: Only adults should light off fireworks.

• Be responsible: Clean up fireworks debris.

The best way to safely enjoy fireworks this Fourth of July season is to use fireworks money for more treats for the barbecue and leave the fireworks show up to the professionals.

Here are some cool, nearby Fourth of July fireworks shows that you can check out: • Bellevue Family Fourth: www.bellevuedowntown. org/events

• Fourth of July Fireworks, Kenmore: www.cityofkenmore.com • Celebrate Kirkland, Kirkland: www.celebratekirkland.org • Old Fashioned Fourth of July, Newcastle: www. ci.newcastle.wa.us • Fabulous Fourth of July, Renton: www.ci.renton.wa.us • Fourth on the Plateau, Sammamish: www. ci.sammamish.wa.us For those who wish to see fireworks in Redmond, Derby Days offers its annual display at 10 p.m. Saturday, July 14 at Redmond City Hall campus, 15670 N.E. 85th St. Do your part and play it safe while enjoying the Fourth of July.

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Lake, not people, should dictate ecosystem I read with interest your guest editorial in the June 22 issue, “Caught between salmon and common sense”, by Dr. Martin Nizlek.

Nizlek states that the willows planted in the slough are great habitat for bass that “love to eat salmon.” He also mentions the need for a comprehensive look at cost effective solutions that balance the needs of salmon.

As a fisherman who lives in Redmond, I find the bass to be a welcome game fish and find the salmon take precedence in most if not all of the lakes and streams on the western side of the state.

Wouldn’t it be better to let the lake dictate what kind of fish can be supported instead of having the hand of man interfere with the ecosystem that is Lake Sammamish?

Too many of us want to destroy what we do not like or understand and the article clearly implies that a majority of property owners on the lake are pro salmon.

When lake owners neither fish nor care whether there are bass or salmon under their pier, I don’t think worrying about the health of the salmon population should be an issue when salmon are everywhere

on this side of the state.

Mark Mier, Redmond

Sustainable Redmond petitioners clarified Last week, the mediated settlement of the dispute over Group Health’s redevelopment of their former hospital site in Overlake was announced. Parties to that settlement were Group Health, the City of Redmond and “Sustainable Redmond and other petitioners.”

For the record, Sustainable Redmond (as an organization and two board members as individual petitioners) was joined by Villa Marina, the Friends of Overlake Village and former Redmond Mayor Rosemarie Ives in that land use appeal and in an unsuccessful nine-hour mediation attempt on April 23 as previously reported.

Through continued efforts at mediation by the Washington State Bar Association team, a negotiated settlement was ultimately reached.

In the process, Villa Marina, Friends of Overlake Village and Ives withdrew as parties to the land use appeal. The negotiations were finalized by Sustainable Redmond (and individual board member petitioners) without participation of the other parties.

Tom Hinman, board member, Sustainable Redmond

Political push poll hard to decipher Like letter writer Laurie Biethan, I too have received the political push poll from Mountain West however I got the impression it was paid for by the Cyrus Habib and/or a Democratic group.

The question asked “if true” would you more or less inclined to vote for the candidate.

I thought there were more negative questions concerning Hank Myers than for Cyrus Hybib. The big assertions to both candidates out of aproximately 25 questions are “Myers has not paid his taxes” and “Hybib campaign is paid for by out of state funding”.

I am not sure how this gets to the “race card” being played.

The poll went on way too long and based on the large amount of questions you could make anything you want out of the poll.

Bruce Williamson, Redmond

Residents should celebrate the end of ticketing cameras Editor’s note: Tim Eyman, an initiative advocate who lives in Mukilteo, helped Union Hill resident Scott Harlan and several other volunteers with creating and organizing Redmond Initiative No. 1, which calls for a public vote concerning the use of traffic enforcement cameras in the city.

Redmond doesn’t want to be another Lynnwood — good choice.

All the ticketing cameras have been turned off in Redmond.

Your police department spokesman James Bove confirmed in an email late last week that the last of the speed ticketing cameras in Redmond were shut down last Friday.

That follows the shut down of redlight cameras in early February.

Redmond Initiative No. 1 was the first initiative in the entire history of the city. It was the first time the people felt so strongly about an issue that they decided to sign initiative petitions at a record pace to ensure a public vote. Redmond’s city charter contains the people’s right to initiative and unless and until the mayor and City Council vote to remove it, city officials should respect the people’s right to participate in this time-honored freedom.

Redmond area residents Scott Harlan, Nick Sherwood and Alex Rion, along with myself, are very proud to have co-sponsored Redmond Initiative No. 1 and pleased that we helped over 5,000 Redmond voters amplify their anti-ticketing-camera voices in the political process. And we are thrilled that the city shut down all their ticketing cameras.

June 22 should always be remembered as Camera Emancipation Day in Redmond.

Tim Eyman, Mulkilteo

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www.redmond-reporter.com [ TREES from page 1] Bill Biggs, vice president of administrative services for GHC, agreed. He said they are glad the three groups were able to come to an agreement just by sitting down and talking.

“We’re pleased that we got to a settlement,” he said.

This settlement stipulates that GHC pay the city $20,000 “upon the first closing of a sale of all or any portion of the Group Health property,” according to the settlement document. This money will be used to transplant onsite trees to another location or to buy new trees to plant in Overlake Village.

Robert Berg, cochair for Sustainable Redmond, added that no one is ever “thrilled” to go to court, so he is also glad the groups have been able to come to an agreement.

He added that it was never guaranteed they would get what they wanted if they continued with litigation.

“There’s just no way of knowing,” he said.

TRANSPLANTING TREES

The mitigation trees that were originally going to be planted to replace the ones being cut down would have been planted in other areas of

A visualization of the planned Overlake Village development, which will add more housing and commercial space in the neighborhood. Courtesy of City of Redmond Redmond. Berg said Sustainable Redmond and the other appellants wanted a better outcome for the Overlake Village neighborhood.

“I think we got there to some degree. ... We felt like it was the right thing to do,” he said about the terms of the settlement agreement.

Odle said a limited number of selected trees will be transplanted as they have to be trees the city can reasonably move.

“There are physical limitations,” he said, explaining why the larger trees onsite will not be transplanted.

Odle said city staff will be at the site in the next few months to evaluate the trees and determine which ones can be moved. He

added that timing — when a section of the site is being developed and whether land is available to transplant to — is also going to be a determining factor.

“These are all details that can be worked out later,” he said.

If trees are unable to be moved, Odle said the city can also plant new evergreen trees in their place.

“The funding (from GHC) can be used to buy new trees,” he said.

Berg added that in some cases it will just make more sense and be more practical to buy new trees rather than pay to transplant a larger tree.

“At a certain point, it becomes economically infeasible,” he said.

MOVING FORWARD

The settlement agreement also clarifies and reiterates opportunities for public input for tree retention, removal or replacement during the planning process regarding the planned 2.67-acre park on the Group Health site.

Berg said with this, there is the potential of retaining more trees onsite, but that will depend on how much people get involved.

“That’s gonna take public input,” he said.

Berg added that he wants to continue to partner with the city on future development projects and hopes to see more citizens get involved. He said if people stand up for what they care

about and let city officials know, it will shape policy.

However, it needs to be a group effort.

“It takes public engagement,” Berg said. “It can’t just be Sustainable Redmond. It takes everyone.”

In addition to the park, the vacant property’s plans include 10-12 apartment buildings, 1.4 million square feet of commercial space and a 180-room hotel. The site was previously the campus for Group Health Overlake Hospital before it closed in 2008 and is bordered by the Microsoft, Corp. campus and next to a proposed East Link light rail station.

Biggs said Group Health is continuing to actively look for a buyer and developer for the site.

“We have always communicated that it is our intention to sell the site,” he said.

GHC is initially focusing on looking for a buyer to purchase the entire property, but Biggs said if that doesn’t work out, they will look into multiple buyers who will buy different sections of the land. He said when looking at a large acquisition such as the GHC site, buyers want stability, which is another reason why they are happy about

the settlement.

“This provides that (certainty),” he said.

STEEP LEARNING CURVE

Former Redmond Mayor Rosemarie Ives was part of the initial group of appellants but removed herself because she had been overseas for almost two months following a nine-hour mediation meeting on April 23 and was unable to attend any additional meetings leading up to the settlement agreement.

“I was not a party to it — what goes on in the room stays in the room,” she said about the process.

Ives said challenging the city in a situation such as this is not easy as there are many financial implications and “very few people have the resources to do that.”

“I’m very proud and impressed, especially of the leadership of Sustainable Redmond,” Ives said about how the group worked throughout the process.

This is the first time Berg had been involved in a lawsuit. He said land-use petitions are not very common so the process was probably unfamiliar to most people involved.

“I think there’s a steep learning curve for everyone,” he said.

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The opening act Saturday on the Microsoft Main Stage will be the Gothard Sisters, a fiddling, dancing and singing sister act trio.

They will perform at 12:30 p.m. Roberto the Magnificent will take the stage at 1:30 p.m., followed by Recess Monkey, a kid-driven, high-energy group, at 2:30 p.m. Crème Tangerine will play Beatles classics at 4 p.m. and at 6 p.m., Dr. Funk will get the crowd ready for the headliner of the night, Super Diamond, who takes the stage at 8:15 p.m.

Free, kid-friendly activities will also be on hand, including bouncy houses, a Cadman sandbox, a climbing wall and a Ben Franklin arts and crafts booth. New this year will be pony rides from noon to 4 p.m. This year, the carnival rides and games will be in a new location at the City Hall Campus Park and Ride on 160th Avenue Northeast. Hours of operation are Friday 5-10 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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with the Derby Days Dash, a 5K run/walk along the Sammamish River Trail that will benefit the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.

New this year is the Sunday Concert in the Park event, which be at the Downtown Park from 4-8 p.m. and feature local “X Factor” finalist, LeRoy Bell.

Derby Days will also feature the Redmond Impact Eco-Fair, showcasing information and resources for conserving energy and reducing one’s environmental impact. There will be vendors, a Green Car Show, family entertainment and a Root Beer Garden.

There will also be a fireworks display at 10 p.m. on Saturday.

There are more parking and shuttle options this year. Parking is available at the City Hall parking garage, Old Redmond Schoolhouse Community Center, Redmond Town Center and at two new locations: Overlake Christian Church, 9900 Willows Rd. N.E. and Redmond High School at 17272 N.E. 104th St. A free shuttle will run on Saturday from the parking sites from 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.

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(RFD) from 8 a.m. to noon at Fire Station 11, located at 8450 161st Ave. N.E. All proceeds will go to the RFD Benevolent Fund, which supports local residents facing personal tragedy.

In addition, kids can tour the fire trucks, spray water on a mock fire and try on firefighter gear.

The Derby Days Kids Parade, one of the nation’s largest kid’s parade will begin at 10 a.m. on Saturday.

Parade registration begins at 9 a.m. behind Redmond Medical Center located at the southeast corner of 161st Avenue Northeast and Northeast 83rd Street.

Early arrival is strongly recommended in order to register before the parade starts.

The Grand Parade will follow with members of Redmond’s founding families as this year’s grand marshals. Prime viewing spots are located at the corner of Northeast 85th Street and 161st Avenue Northeast and along Northeast 85th Street to City Hall.

The Criterium, the nation’s longest-running bicycle race, starts at 1:15 p.m. with the last race at 7 p.m. Race spectators can

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opening act, Clinton Fearon & the Boogie Brown Band, will get people ready for a night of dancing. There will be food vendors and a beer and wine garden for those who want to sit and enjoy the music. After the concert the Redmond Youth Partnership Advisory Committee (RYPAC) will be showing “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows” from 10 p.m. to midnight on the lawn at City Hall.

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Downtown Park at 16101 Redmond Way. “Every year we add new activities and look to make more improvements to attract new attendees and keep devoted Derby Days fans coming back to this long running festival,” City of Redmond events and marketing administrator Lisa Rhodes said in a city press release. “We have a terrific lineup of free entertainment that the whole family can enjoy.”

Friday Night Live kicks off the festival with headliner, HIT Explosion! The

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This year’s Derby Days Summer Festival will be from July 13-15 and feature special activities to commemorate the City of Redmond’s Centennial Celebration.

The festival is in its 72nd year and will run Friday from 6-10 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to noon and 4-8 p.m. Events will be downtown at the Redmond City Hall Campus, 15670 N.E. 85th St. The only exception will be the 4-8 p.m. Concert in the Park on Sunday at Redmond’s

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The Redmond Regional Library along with its partners are sponsoring a “Then and Now” photo contest to celebrate Redmond’s centennial.

Contestants can choose from a number of historical photos, posted on the library’s Facebook page, www. facebook.com/redmondlibrary, and take their best “now” photo in that same location.

Photographers can try to recreate the scene from the historical photograph as accurately as possible or use their creative sense to capture the scene from the historical photograph in a pleasing, artful way. Awards will be given in a Youth and Adult category.

Photos can be submitted electronically by email to thenandnow@kcls.org or in person at the Redmond Library, at 15990 N.E. 85th St. in Redmond. Photo captions must accompany all submissions, along with the photographer’s name, email address and telephone number. Captions should include the subject of the image, the location where the image was taken and the name and age of the photographer(s).

Submissions are due by Aug. 15 and winners will be announced Sept. 15. For complete rules, visit http:// tinyurl.com/d3hcqtz, or inquire at the Information Desk of the Redmond Library.

The police blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical roundup of all calls to the Redmond Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Redmond Reporter Police Blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Redmond, which gets more than 500 calls (emergency and non-emergency) per week.

Wednesday, June 27 Recovered stolen vehicle: At 6:25 p.m., Redmond police responded to a reported motor vehicle theft recovery in the 15200 block of Bel-Red Road in Overlake. Vehicle was returned to owner’s possession. There is no suspect information at this time.

Theft: Redmond police received two theft reports. The first came at 5:17 p.m. from a grocery store in the 17200 block of Redmond Way downtown. An

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ex-employee was seen stealing $2,400 from the store the previous day. The ex-employee later admitted to the theft and was arrested, booked and released without incident. The second report came at 6:04 p.m. from a bus stop at State Route 520 and Northeast 40th Street in Overlake. A bicycle was stolen.

Graffiti: Redmond police responded to a malicious mischief complaint at an apartment complex in the 7200 block of West Lake Sammamish Parkway downtown at 1:48 p.m. Graffiti was located on the stairway outside of a building. The damage occurred over the past week and no suspect information was obtained.

Tuesday, June 26 Domestic violence: At 9:07 p.m., Redmond police responded to a report of physical domestic violence from the 8300 block of 138th Court Northeast. It was determined through investigation that it was verbal domestic violence.

However, the victim’s phone was thrown and broken.

Fraud: At 8:47 p.m., a resident in the 16400 block of Northeast 43rd Court in

Shoplifting: Redmond police received a shoplifting report from a department store in the 2200 block of 148th Avenue Northeast in Overlake at 4:29 p.m. A female was detained and released in the field for the theft and will be cited through investigation for stealing $400 worth of perfume.

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Grand theft auto: A business in the 19100 block of Union Hill Road downtown reported at 7:36 a.m. that one of their company vehicles was stolen. Two additional vehicles were prowled at this same location. The stolen vehicle was also loaded with numerous tools.

Sunday, June 24 Warrant: At 11:28 p.m., Redmond police arrested a Bothell resident in the 2900 block of 148th Avenue Northeast in Overlake who had multiple misdemeanor warrants. He was also found to be in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

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Waterbrook-Cabernet Reserve.................................14.97

Vecchia Cantina-Chianti............................................. 3.99

Townshend-Vortex Red............................................11.27

Townshend-Red Table ............................................... 7.07

Toasted Head-Chardonnayy ........................................ 8.87

Sutter Home-White Zinfandel..................................... 3.07

Sutter Home-Moscato ............................................... 3.27

Sterling Vintner’s-Chardonnay.................................... y 7.07

Sterling Vintner’s-Cabernet, Merlot............................. t 9.17

Spier-Chenin Blanc .................................................... 4.99

Snoqualmie-Naked Riesling ....................................... 6.97

Snoqualmie-Chardonnay........................................... y 5.37

Smoking Loon-Cab,Merlot,Chard............................... 5.67

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Santa Margherita-Pinot Grigio..................................17.97

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Childhood dream comes true for Harper Redmond native will always cherish memorable day at U.S. Olympic Trials BILL CHRISTIANSON bchristianson@redmond-reporter.com

Tuesday, June 26, 2012 will forever be an unforgettable day for Heather Harper.

“It was a childhood dream come true,” said Harper, a Redmond native who swam in her first U.S. Olympic Trials race Tuesday at CenturyLink Center in Omaha, Neb. “It was a really a surreal feeling. It was an amazing feeling to be there for sure.”

Harper, a sophomore at Boise State University who won two Class 4A state breaststroke titles in 2008 and 2010 while swimming for Redmond High School (RHS), finished third in her heat and 111th overall in

Redmond native Heather Harper finished third in her heat in the 100-meter breaststroke at Tuesday’s U.S. Olympic Trials in Nebraska. “For the intensity of the meet, I was really happy with my race,” Harper said in a telephone interview with the Reporter. “The atmosphere was so energetic. It was like nothing I’ve been a part of before.” Photo courtesy of Holly Alleva the 100-meter breaststroke at Tuesday’s trials. The rising star finished the race in 1 minute, 12.96 and moved

up 35 spots from her seed of No. 146.

Harper clocked a 34.03 in her first 50 meters in front of the biggest crowd of her career. She said it was her third or fourth fastest time ever and just a bit slower than the 1:12.14 she clocked in March to qualify for the trials.

“For the intensity of the

meet, I was really happy with my race,” Harper said in a telephone interview with the Reporter. “The atmosphere was so energetic.

It was like nothing I’ve been a part of before.”

Harper said she was pretty relaxed in the days leading up to her race on Tuesday, but once she

walked out to the starting blocks, the magnitude of the meet shook her body.

“It was a crazy feeling,” she said. “It really didn’t hit me until I started to walk out.”

Harper did not advance as the top 16 swimmers from preliminaries advance [ more HARPER page 11 ]

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Redmond resident top female finisher at Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon

Three-sport star and Bear Creek graduate named Reporter’s Female Athlete of the Year

Redmond resident Sheila Croft pulled out a repeat win at last Saturday’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon. The 37-year-old won the women’s division of the race for the second straight year, clocking a time of two hours, 41 minutes.

Croft finished nearly 12 minutes ahead of secondplace finisher, Nuta Olaru, 41, a former Romanian Olympic marathoner. Croft’s win continues a strong year of running for the Redmond woman. She placed 13th in the women’s division at the Boston Marathon in April. In March she was the top woman finisher at the East Lake Sammamish Half Marathon — a trail run from Lake Sammamish State Park to Marymoor Park.

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Multi-talented Madelyn Magee loves to mix it up when it comes to playing sports.

The three-sport star who graduated from The Bear Creek School earlier this month enjoys playing a variety of sports, along with the challenges — and triumphs — that come with them.

“Doing multiple sports, you get a chance to hang out with a lot of different people,” said Magee, who competed for the Bear Creek volleyball, basketball and track and field teams.

“I hung out with a lot of people who I didn’t really hang out with before. That camaraderie was a really big part of it. I really enjoyed that.”

She began the school year playing volleyball for the first time in her life before earning all-league and all-state honors in basketball. She capped her career with a third straight Class 2B state title in the high jump with a personal-best mark of 5 feet, nine inches.

Magee, who graduated with a cumulative G.P.A. of 3.89, will attend Columbia University in New York, where she will also compete for the track and field team.

Whether it was the classroom, the gym or in the field, Magee was a force to be reckoned with.

“Madelyn has a high competitive motor and she demonstrates this competitiveness through gracefulness, determination and greatness,” said Bear Creek girls’ basketball coach Greg Cheever.

For that greatness in the sports arena and classroom, Magee is the Redmond Reporter’s 2011-12 Female Athlete of the Year.

Magee grew up playing basketball, but decided to take up volleyball when her friends encouraged her.

“I picked up volleyball this year because I have a leaping ability,” she said. “A lot of my friends said, ‘you should

The Bear Creek School graduate Madelyn Magee was a star in volleyball, basketball and track and field for the Grizzlies. She will attend Columbia University in New York City, where she will compete for the track and field team. Bill Christianson, Redmond Reporter come out for volleyball. You would be really good at it.’”

And they were right.

Magee, a high-flying 5-foot-11 outside hitter, was an instant impact for the Grizzly volleyball team, which placed fifth at the Class 2B state tournament — the third straight year the Grizzlies placed at state.

After volleyball, Magee helped lead the Grizzly basketball back to the state tournament for the second straight year. Magee was an all-around talent on the basketball court, always guarding — and shutting down — the opponent’s best offensive player, according to Cheever. Magee, a first-team all-Sea-Tac

[ HARPER from page 10 ] to the semifinals in races 200 meters and shorter, but she will always cherish the opportunity she had in swimming with the sport’s fastest swimmers.

“It was amazing to have the chance to swim with some of the fastest

League selection, averaged 6.2 points, 4.1 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 3.4 steals per game. She earned a spot on the Class 2B Washington Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Association (WIBCA) All-State team and also was a nominee for the Class 2B Washington/ North Idaho All-State Girls Basketball game. Because of her busy schedule, Magee was unable to play in the all-state games.

Magee said she relished her role of defensive stopper for Bear Creek, especially when it led to easy baskets at the offensive end.

“I love getting steals and starting the fast break,” she said.

people in the history of the sport,” she said.

Harper was expected to swim again on Wednesday in a time trial to see if she could improve her time. She will head back to Redmond Sunday evening for summer break before returning to Boise State in August to begin training for the next swim season.

Besides being a solid contributor to the basketball team, Magee also played clarinet for the Bear Creek band. A couple of times during the basketball season, she did double duty, first playing in a basketball game and then playing in the band during the boys’ basketball game.

While volleyball, basketball and band were fun activities for Magee, her true passion will always be with track and field.

And Magee saved her best high school performance for last as she cleared a career-best 5-9 on her final attempt at the Class 2B state meet, tying a meet record and setting a new school record.

But there was more.

Magee did the long jump for the first time as a senior and placed fifth at the state meet. She also ran a leg on the 800 relay team, which placed third at state.

Magee started track and field as middle-school student and at first “tried everything but shot put.”

Magee, whose younger brother, Jonathan, also high jumped for the Bear Creek track and field team, gravitated to the high jump pit and showed great improvement throughout high school.

“Maddie took all that you had to teach her and put it into practice and improved so much over the years,” said Bear Creek track and field coach Scott Wright.

“She was always striving to be the best and she accomplished that.”

Now Magee’s attention turn to college as she will do some training and workouts during the summer to prepare for the track and field team at Columbia.

Magee said she will miss her family when she heads to the East Coast and she will always cherish the friendships she made while at Bear Creek.

“I’ve made some good friendships here and I will definitely keep them,” she said.

“I will come back, visit and hang out with all my friends.”

“It will be nice to be back home with my family again,” said Harper, a homeschooled student who swam for RHS from 2008-10.

She said it’s still too early to speculate on another run at the Olympics in 2016.

Right now, Harper is just enjoying a day she will never forget.

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KING COUNTY DEPT. OF DEVELOPMENT & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES (DDES) 900 Oakesdale Ave SW, Renton, WA 98057-5212 NOTICE OF LAND USE PERMIT APPLICATION REQUEST: SHORT SUBDIVISION File: L12S0005 Applicants:Goldsmith Land Dev. Location: S. side NE 100th St approx btwn 248th Ave NE & 252nd Ave NE if constructed postal city Redmond Proposal: Subdivide 20.15 acres into 3 residential lots w/2 critical areas tracts & 7 tracts

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Alexander Laray Hunter No. 127-00168 SUMMONS The state of Washington to Alexander Laray Hunter: You are hereby summoned to appear on the 16th day of July, 2012 at 8:45am, and respond to the following petition. If you fail to respond, an order of protection will be issued against you pursuant to the provisions of chapter 10.14 RCW, for a minimum of one year from the date you are required to appear. A temporary order of protection has been issued against you, restrain you from the following: Making any attempts to keep under surveillance the petitioner and any minors named above. Making any attempts to contact the petitioner and any minors named above. Entering or being within 100 yards of petitioner and minors named above including residence, place of employment and school dwelling. There shall be no contact even if the petitioner and minor listed above initiates the contact.

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Sound Publishing Inc., Send cover letter, reHuman Resources/ sume and five best writPublisher, 19351 8th Ave NE, Suite i n g a n d p h o t o g r a p hy clips to Leah Leach, 106, Poulsbo, WA managing editor/news, 98370.

P.O. Box 1330, 305 W. REPORTER First St., Port Angeles, WA 9 8 3 6 2 , o r e m a i l The Bainbridge Island leah.leach@peninsulaReview, a weekly com- dailynews.com. munity newspaper located in western WashingEmployment ton state, is accepting Transportation/Drivers applications for a partCOURIER DRIVER time general assignment Sound Publishing, Inc. is Reporter. The ideal can- looking for a Part-Time didate will have solid re- Courier Driver to deliver porting and writing skills, interoffice mail and small have up-to-date knowl- c o m m e r c i a l j o b s a s edge of the AP Style- needed. Position is 2-3 book, be able to shoot days per week and route photos and video, be is 150 or more miles per able to use InDesign, day. Must possess and and contribute to staff maintain a valid WA St. blogs and Web updates. D r i ve r ’s L i c e n s e a n d We offer vacation and good driving record, be sick leave, and paid holi- able to lift 50 lbs and days. If you have a pas- load/unload deliveries. sion for community news Must have knowledge of reporting and a desire to the Puget Sound area. work in an ambitious, dy- M u s t p r ov i d e c u r r e n t n a m i c n ew s r o o m , we copy of driving abstract want to hear from you. a t t i m e o f i n t e r v i e w.

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