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As a man fishes last Friday off Lake Washington, Harbour Village Marina and the Kenmore Industrial Park sit left and center. ANDY NYSTROM, Bothell-Kenmore Reporter
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From left to right, Mike and Brian McMenamin discuss their plans for transforming Bothell’s Anderson School Building into a brewpub/hotel two years ago. Reporter file photo
About three years ago, Mike and Brian McMenamin tapped into the city of Bothell with a proposal to operate one of their famed brewpubs/hotels at the downtown Anderson School Building on Bothell Way Northeast (State Route 527). In July 2010, the Oregon-based brothers greeted city officials and the public and discussed their plans for the 70room hotel and entertainment complex, which is slated to feature a restaurant, pub, movie theater, live-music space, spa,
garden, pool and meeting room. On July 20, the McMenamins sealed the deal on a purchase-and-sale agreement (PSA) for more than $7 million in cash and non-monetary compensation for the 5.41-acre site, which features the old Northshore Pool that Bothell residents can use for free for 15 years. “McMenamins is a deeply respected Northwest family business with a proven track record of restoring historic buildings and transforming them into regional attractions for food, lodging, cinema and live performances. The people of the city of Bothell are about to [ more BOTHELL page 7]
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Waste Management was scheduled to run all Bothell Wednesday-customer commercial and residential garbage routes in expanding its service-recovery efforts during the recent strike, according to its spokeswoman Robin Freedman in a press release at the Reporter’s deadline for this issue. “The labor disruption continues to be a very unfortunate situation for our customers. Waste Management sincerely apologizes to our community for the inconvenience caused by the Teamsters strike. Waste Management is working diligently to resume services throughout Puget Sound. Additional Waste Management substitute drivers continue to arrive, which will provide additional service capacity,” Freedman added. Other cities scheduled to receive Wednesday-customer residential garbage pick up were: Algona, Auburn, Kirkland, Federal Way, Maple Valley, Mill Creek, Redmond, Renton and Seattle. Residential recycling
and yard-waste collection services were to be provided to Marysville Wednesday residential customers. Waste Management recycling and yard-waste truck drivers in King and Snohomish counties went on strike July 25 following failed contract negotiations. Service was disrupted to approximately 8,000 Bothell residents. The city of Bothell contracts with Waste Management for residential, multifamily and commercial garbage, recycling and organics collection services. Waste Management implemented its strike-contingency plan, which focused on those accounts critical to public health and the environment (hospitals, nursing homes, day-care centers, etc.). Waste Management could face up $500 in fines for each block that remains unattended per day. At issue is the 153 recycle and yard-waste drivers employed by Waste Management, who have been working without a contract since May 31, according to Local 117. The driv-
ers unanimously voted on June 2 to authorize a strike after they said the company committed a series of labor law violations. Teamsters’ Local Union 117, whose membership includes recycling and yard-waste truck drivers for Waste Management, accused the company of several federal labor law violations, including badfaith bargaining, coercing and direct dealing with its employees and threatening to retaliate against workers. According to the union, The National Labor Relation Board is currently investigating those violations. Teamsters’ Local Union 174, whose membership includes garbage truck drivers, are honoring the Local 117 picket lines. For information about the city of Bothell’s contract with Waste Management, contact Sabrina Combs, City of Bothell Recycle/ Public Projects administrator, at (425) 486-2768 or Sabrina.combs@ci.bothell. wa.us.
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Kenmore man claims he was stabbed in the back by best friend A Kenmore man claims he was stabbed in the back by his best friend during an apartment robbery on July 25, according to Sgt. Cindi West, King County Sheriff’s public information officer. West said the victim answered the door just before 6:30 a.m. and two masked perpetrators forced their way into the third-floor apartment in the 6800 block of Northeast 191st Street. One of the suspects told the victim, “Give me the stuff,” before a struggle ensued, the victim escaped out a back glass sliding door, jumped one balcony at a time and ran to his mother’s house two blocks away and called 911. The victim, who didn’t realize he was stabbed until he started running away, said Kenmore Police Chief Cliff Sether, isn’t listed as the apartment’s renter and must have been staying the night. According to West, a neighbor saw a man and a woman jump into a car and speed off around the time of the incident. They have not been located at press time. West added that the victim identified one of the suspects — a man — as his best friend by recognizing his voice. The victim was taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle with a small, non-life-threatening injury, said Sether, adding that the victim is cooperating with the King County
Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit in the investigation. (Sether noted that police are familiar with the victim, who has been arrested several times in the past.) Nothing was stolen from the apartment, Sether said.
Police search Kenmore neighborhood for burglary suspect Police rounded up two female burglary suspects in Bothell while a male suspect got away in Kenmore on July 18. Kenmore police and officers from other agencies searched a neighborhood around the 6200 block of 193rd Place Northeast in Kenmore for the suspect in a Brier burglary, according to Shari Ireton, director of communications for the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office. Brier police were dispatched to a home in the 23000 block of 27th Place West in Brier at about 2:30 p.m. When police arrived, they saw the suspects burglarizing the home, Ireton said. The trio fled the scene in a stolen vehicle, clipping an SUV in a driveway. The SUV driver was not hurt. Police chased the suspects into Bothell, where they abandoned their car on Locust Way, tossed two handguns into nearby bushes and attempted to flee on foot. Officers arrested the two women, but the man evaded police. Ireton said police know the man’s identity (she didn’t know how) and noted that the investigation is still active. Ireton added that there was another burglary reported in unin-
corporated Snohomish County the same afternoon, but it is not known whether that and the Brier one are connected.
Investigators searching for witnesses in Bothell traffic stop, shooting The situation began with a male driver trying to run down a Bothell police officer, investigators say, and ended with police apprehending the man in a Bothell back yard, just south of the Mill Creek Highlands neighborhood. At about 3:50 p.m. on July 17, the officer pulled over the driver, later identified as Joseph Medoro, 31, on 228th Street. According to Shari Ireton, director of communications for the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office, the officer said Medoro tried to run him down, the officer shot at Medoro’s car and then chased him into the aforementioned neighborhood. Medoro was arrested and booked into jail, Ireton said. Next up in the investigation is locating witnesses to the traffic stop, in order to determine whether it was necessary for the officer to fire at Medoro, Ireton said. “Whenever there’s a shooting situation, a multi-jurisdiction team investigates,” Ireton said of the Snohomish County Multi-agency Response Team (SMART). “We’re trying to get as much third-party information to build the investigation.” Witnesses can call the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office anonymous tip line at (425) 388-3845. — STAFF REPORTS
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Thieves and vandals attack campaign signs It is election season once again, and sadly, as in past elections, someone is targeting the campaign signs of Dawn McCravey, candidate for State Senate in the 1st Legislative District. Perhaps the thieves and vandals do not realize that their actions are illegal. RCW 29A.84.040 states that “a person who removes or defaces lawfully placed political advertising, including yard signs or billboards, without authorization is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable to the same extent as a misdemeanor that is punishable under RCW 9A.20.021. The defacement or removal of each item constitutes a separate violation.” The sentence for stealing or vandalizing campaign signs is up to 90 days in jail, or a fine of up to $1,000, or both imprisonment and a fine for each violation. Beyond just the legal ramifications from these unlawful acts is the fact that by attacking the campaign signs of a candidate you don’t support you only succeed in making the other candidates look bad. You see, when you steal or vandalize McCravey’s signs, it gives the appearance that one of her opponents is behind your actions. Your sleazy behavior in regard to her signs reflects badly on Guy Palumbo and Rosemary McAuliffe. It makes them look guilty. It’s just bad politics no matter how you look at it.
Berta Phillips
1st Legislative District sign wars: bad primary behavior I am very disappointed in the way Dawn McCravey has been conducting her campaign. Her “people” have thrown Rosemary McAuliffe signs over the fence in the water tower property on 88th Avenue Northeast. When I put up a sign on 88th Avenue Northeast, her “people” put up a Dawn McCravey sign next to it. I moved their sign to the other side of the street. Two nights later, they had stolen my Rosemary McAuliffe sign. I could not find it anywhere. Behavior like this does not reflect well on a member of our board of education, and certainly is not the kind of behavior I would wish to see in my state senator.
Marilynne Scott
‘Selecting our district senator is a big responsibility’ As we receive our voter’s pamphlets and ballots, I’ve noticed an increase in negative campaigning against candidates for state office. For instance, in the race for state senate (Legislative District 1), the Northshore Education Association’s union president is again making false and misleading accusations against Northshore School Director Dawn McCravey, who is challenging the incumbent Rosemary McAuliffe. He attempts to obfuscate her strong leadership and dedication to our children’s education with statements that she is an “outlier” and takes a “My Way or the Highway” attitude. However, this is a desperate attempt to, once again, try and manipulate the voters from making wellinformed, independent decisions about the best, most qualified candidate to vote for — he used this failed strategy during Ms. McCravey’s previ-
ous campaign for re-election to the Northshore School Board. So, let’s put aside all the negativity and look at what we need from a District 1 state senator. Both the leading candidates, Dawn McCravey and Rosemary McAuliffe, are hard-working and dedicated to public service. Both their strengths are in education. This is not an insignificant issue because educational needs and priorities take up about half of our state’s budget. And, at the school-district level and in a district as large as Northshore, the fiscal needs run to the hundreds of millions of dollars. Therefore, we need a senator that understands and puts in place educational policies that are effective. In other words, have our children’s lives and education been improved by their terms in office? Do we have well-qualified and adequate staff and teachers? Have the candidates demonstrated fiscal responsibility? One ongoing, highly debated and extremely costly issue in education has been high stakes testing — McAuliffe, as the chair of the Senate Education Committee, supports and funded high stakes testing for the past decade, Dawn McCravey opposes it as a measure of student ability. More recently, there’s debate over the inclusion of charter schools as alternatives to regular public schools — Dawn McCravey supports charter schools as an option for students, McAuliffe does not support this option. As voters, these are some of the issues in education that we need to consider when making our senate selection. Additionally, and just as importantly, District 1 constituents need to consider how our senator will help improve our quality of life. Are we happy with our current economic situation — do we see more economic opportunities for ourselves and our children, or have our opportunities dwindled? Is the state mindful of maintaining our natural resources, supporting our parks and ensuring our waterways, air and soil stay unpolluted? These are a few of the issues we need to ask ourselves when deciding which candidate can we depend on to work towards the best interests of all of us. As you can appreciate, selecting our district senator is a big responsibility. Therefore, I en-
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Going with Palumbo in Legislative District 1 It’s no surprise the Tim Brittell and the Northshore Education Association support Rosemary McAuliffe’s re-election campaign for Senate. After all, as chair of the Senate’s K-12 Education Committee, McAuliffe single-handedly killed a charter schools bill that was supported by the majority of the committee members. Which makes sense when you consider she has not only received campaign donations from the WEA (Washington Education Association) itself, but individual donations from some of their top lobbyists, as well. What Mr. Brittell knows, but didn’t say, is that union interests will be strongly protected if voters send Rosemary McAuliffe back to Olympia. But Washingtonians have grown tired of partisan bickering and special-interest influence in the legislature. We crave new leaders, who will stand up to special-interest groups and reach across the aisle to find common ground. That’s why I am proud to endorse Guy Palumbo. As a public-school teacher, I know he will stand up to special interests and put the needs of students first. He understands the status quo isn’t good enough, and supports innovative solutions for our public schools. Guy Palumbo is a breath of fresh air that Olympia badly needs, please support his campaign and help move Washington forward.
Todd Hausman
Traffic woes on Bothell’s 228th Street Southeast I am sure that many, many fellow residents, visitors and vendors traveling on 228th Street Southeast between Ninth Avenue Southeast and (State Route 527) Bothell-Everett Highway have been suffering frustrations trying to get through the series of traffic lights with our growing traffic. I have suggested to the city to have two turn lanes to turn left. I suggest this also in hopes to avoid a road rage or serious accident there. I have witnessed several serious issues recently. At least post a police officer there during the rush hours.
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Top: A man and his dog walk on the Log Boom Park pier last Friday while an advisory sign states that sediment testing is planned. Below: A map of the Kenmore area on Lake Washington. PHOTO: ANDY NYSTROM, Bothell-Kenmore Reporter; GRAPHIC: DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY
dioxins came from because they are so high that they constitute a human health hazard. People should know where the pesticides are and where the dioxins are, that’s part of living where we live — and it’s a nice place to live.” Mooney, a member of nonprofit PERK (People for an Environmentally Responsible Kenmore), is concerned that Harbour Village is near a public dock, and people sometimes jump in the water before boarding boats. Additionally, barges going to and from the Kenmore Industrial Park (a former landfill), while moving anchors and the deck being built there for the new 520 bridge, pass by the marina. “When barges came through, they disturbed the sediment,” Altose said, adding that the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is now, “moving barges slower, using smaller vessels with less thrust and other things to prevent disturbance of sediment, which we think is a prudent move given that there’s some uncertainty (about where the dioxins came from).” Added Wang: “The latest round of groundwater monitoring has shown no detects of contaminants for that landfill, which is very encouraging news.” Wang noted that when the site was prepared for the 520 project, workers built berms, stormwater detention ponds and drainage features. At a recent meeting concerning the Kenmore Industrial Park cleanup at Kenmore City Hall, Assistant City Manager Nancy Ousley thinks the message came through loud and clear that the tests have shown that the conditions are good. Representatives from Ecology, Washington Department of Health, WSDOT and 520 project
contractors met with City Councilmembers and the public at the meeting. Ecology will next use $35,000 in its budget to do some sediment sampling for dioxins offshore of the Kenmore Industrial Park and at Harbour Village and Log Boom, Wang said. They’ll take 10 samples, and the city of Kenmore will take about a dozen sediment samples to test for polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs, a toxic environmental contaminant) and dioxins around Log Boom and the Kenmore navigation channel. “Neither of us have money for a full comprehensive study, but this will give us a snapshot. We’ll have a better idea of what we’re working with in terms of dioxin contaminant of the lake’s sediments,” said Altose, noting that they may have results by late fall or early winter. The sediment testing will help the city of Kenmore as it continues to push for a budget request for federal funding for the Army Corps of Engineers to do maintenance dredging in the channel, Ousley said of the Kenmore testing, which will be done by Anchor Consulting — an environmental consulting firm — as will Ecology’s. “The state, local and federal agencies are very engaged with each other and with the community when it comes to what the conditions are and the commencement and proceedings of the 520 project activity,” she added. “I’ve been in government for a long time, and I don’t think I’ve ever seen this level of coordination and cooperation among government agencies.” • PERK will hold a shorelines and waterquality educational event from 7-11 p.m. on Aug. 17 at the Kenmore Community Center (7304 N.E. 175th St.). There will be a band and desserts; kids under 12 are free and a $15 donation is requested for adults.
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witness the remaking of the historic Anderson building into an active gathering place that will be a treasure for our community for decades to come,” said Mayor Mark Lamb. “This deal took many years of hard work and persistence to come to fruition and I want to thank our staff and my fellow councilmembers for their perseverance and long-range vision that led to this result.” According to a recent city of Bothell report, construction for the entire project will occur by July 1, 2013, with opening for the entire project no later than August 2014, five months later than anticipated in the original development agreement. Due to a need for environmental cleanup work, the Bothell-McMenamins PSA closing date and environment contingency period was
extended on several occasions. Bothell and McMenamins initiated the PSA on June 15, 2010. The city’s development agreement preserves the historic, red-brick art-deco façade of the Anderson building, which originally opened its doors in 1931 and which was remodeled in 1992. “At the Anderson School, the possibilities are very exciting and a perfect situation for us to have a blast. There are four buildings surrounding the square, where we’ll have fire pits, gardens and wedding and event space. It’ll be a little hang out place, which will be something special,” said Mike McMenamin. “We’ll involve artists who will make sculptures, paintings, glass and even pipe artwork, which I’m sure will be spectacular.” On the Anderson transformation process, McMenamin added: “The next two years are going to be a whole lot of fun.”
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Organizations who previously participated in the department’s event are encouraged to participate in the downtown Bothell RiverFest event on Aug. 26. More information about RiverFest is available at www.explorebothell. com/riverfest.
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LPGA Legends Swing for the Cure at Inglewood Golf Club
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JoAnne Carner of Kirkland tees off on the third hole on Sunday. Andy nystrom, Bothell-Kenmore Reporter along the course. Bill McDonnell, who traveled from Mukilteo to attend the event with his wife, Sue, noted about Carner and Lopez: “Boy, they still got game.” Carner finished with a 6-over 79 and tied for 24th on the Legends Tour stop, while Nancy Scranton picked up her fourth win on the tour with a 2-under 71. Lopez tied for 16th with a 4-over 77.
All proceeds from the Legends Swing for the Cure Golf Tournament will go to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Puget Sound organization to fight breast cancer. “Not only is Susan G. Komen such a great charity — everybody wants to do something to give back a little bit,” said Carner, who now lives in Palm Beach, Fla. “And, of course, being from this area and having played Inglewood a lot, it’s
that about 1,000 people attended the event.) “Every $150 we raise is for one mammogram,” said Lee, whose late wife, Patricia, died of breast cancer 15 years ago, and his current wife, Charlene, is a breastcancer survivor. “We were active with Komen when (Patricia) was alive, and after we lost her, we continued carrying the banner,” Lee said. Back on the course, the McDonnells followed Cindy Rarick during her round. They met the Silvara vineyards co-owner in Leavenworth at their daughter’s wedding last summer and found out she’d be playing Inglewood. “The course is beautiful, and Cindy’s playing really well, which makes it really nice to watch. The players are incredible,” Bill said. Rarick finished tied for 12th with a 3-over 76. Carner said she’s just as competitive as ever on the Legends Tour. Her ball flight and speed may have taken a hit with age, she noted, but there’s no stopping her from giving her clubs a workout. [ more golf page 9 ]
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When JoAnne Carner started shaping her golf game back in the 1950s, Inglewood Golf Club and the old Juanita Golf Course were her stomping grounds. Carner, now 73, didn’t possess a bag of golf clubs at first, but a pair of deft hands used for ball hunting at Juanita with her brother, Bill Gunderson. “We would clean them up and sell them on the weekend,” she said with a laugh about 90 minutes before teeing off last Sunday at the LPGA Legends Swing for the Cure Golf Tournament at Inglewood in Kenmore. Carner, a World Golf Hall of Famer, had 43 tournament wins — including two U.S. Women’s Opens — during her career. On hitting the links as a youngster, the Kirkland native continued: “We were allowed to play after the paying customers, so we played a lot of golf when everybody was having dinner. We used to play moonlight golf with the neighbor kids — there would be 10 or 12 of us. That’s why it never
fun to be back here.” Komen and Mulvanny G2 Architecture of Bellevue paired up to host the benefit tournament for the 10th year, and the first with the LPGA Legends on hand. Gail Lapasin, Komen’s Puget Sound affiliate director of development, said that when breast cancer is caught in its earliest stages, there’s a 99-percent, fiveyear survival rate. “That’s our most important message,” she said at the tournament. “People are walking away with a pretty full, robust experience: It’s a great sporting event, a great golfing event and something important for your health.” Seventy-five percent of the net funds raised will help provide mammograms, treatment support and education for local women. Twenty-five percent of the net funds will go directly to global research to find a cure for breast cancer. Mulvanny G2 board chairman Jerry Lee noted that the tournament raised $830,000 for Komen in the first nine years. (Sunday’s totals weren’t available at press time; it’s estimated
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I can play with anybody or play by myself and just enjoy it,” said Carner, who learned to hit the ball long during driving contests with her brother’s buddies at Juanita back in the day. Patty Sheehan, who
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The band must raise a total of “This (show) is a way for us to sell $20,000 by Aug. 10. JAR’s manCDs without owing record comager, Michael “Mad Mike” Miller panies any money. We’ll be selling of Rock Out ALS, has created a everything ourselves,” John ThornKickstarter online where fans can burg said. “It’s an interesting way to pledge money and receive rewards go about exposure.” from the band. If they don’t make “Music is your decision,” lead the deadline, those who pledged guitarist Russ Thornburg said. “A won’t owe a cent, but JAR will be lot of people are in music just to get out of a tour. famous, but music is more of an “We can put it our there, offer expression.” incentives to pledge, but that’s The members of JAR aren’t anticiabout all we can do,” JAR bass pating instant success or fame. What player Julio Posada said. they are really looking forward to is As of July 29, JAR had raised the chance to continue their passion 21 percent of the money. It’s a bit for music. After two-and-a-half years nerve-racking for the band, with as a band, and having just released Aug. 10 being one week away. its first official CD “Humans,” JAR “If people take a chance on us, believes the tour will be a step in the there’s a lot we can do to help right direction. other people,” drummer and vo“Success is one thing,” John Thorncalist John Thornburg said. “When burg said. “But being able to do it on this opportunity was given to us, a regular basis and make some sort of my instant thought was… all my living is all I really ask… As long as friends’ bands and the things I could JAR of rock: From left, John Thornburg, Russ Thornburg and Julio Posada we can still do it forever.” kick out the jams. PETE HARRIS, Courtesy photo do to help them.” To pledge to JAR’s Kickstarter and Each member of the band share help them accomplish their goals, go to: aren’t making enough money to sign new a mutual frustration with the declined state http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ bands. Musicians then must find other ways of the music industry. With music being madmikemiller/jar-the-making-of-rockstarsto promote their music. downloaded for free online, music labels tour-and-reality-tv-sh.
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Washington’s FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) 14-U Baseball team, featuring five Northshore players, competed at the Sandy Koufax World Series in Vero Beach, Fla., last month. The locals earned a 10-0 victory over Georgia in their opener, but then lost two straight to New York, 11-5, and Florida, 12-1, to exit the tourney. Puerto Rico won the World Series, beating New York, 10-3. In the Georgia win, Bothell High’s Chandler Williams gave up one hit over six innings of pitching work, and Bothell High’s Jacob Remy and Cedar Park Christian’s Josh Krause had two RBIs each. Other Northshore players were Inglemoor High’s Lane Bilbao and Woodinville High’s Tyler Milligan.
Penna chops, kicks his way to two gold medals By Andy Nystrom anystrom@bothell-reporter.com
Christopher Penna has been kicking and punching for nearly nine years. At age 4, the Bothell resident began taking karate lessons for fun, but over time he became serious about his craft. He added to his total of 101 medals by earning two golds and one bronze at the recent national championships and United States team trials at the Broward County Convention and Trade Center in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Penna, who will enter eighth grade at Skyview Junior High in the fall, said he put his all into training for and competing at nationals. “It was challenging — the people across the country that I had to compete against. They pushed me to work harder,” said the 13-year-old. “I was pretty nervous, but I had been preparing for (nationals) for the last seven months. I trained every single day: three hours on Saturday and two hours six days a week.” Sensei Chuck Sweigart — a fifth-degree black belt and three-time
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competitor. “He seldom fails to amaze me,” Jerry said. “I was near tears when he won both kata and kumite this year. I was so impressed by his confidence and ability to win. It’s really rare that anyone excels in both categories as he does.” Christopher has garnered 63 gold medals in his career, including four at US Open events at three at Junior Olympics events. The karate kid said he’d like to make the Junior National team next year and later compete in the Olympics if karate is approved for the 2020 games. Next up on his docket is some junior football action with the Bothell Cougars program, he said. He’s excited to jump into his runningback role this fall, and Jerry feels in a few years his son could be making an impact on the varsity squad in front of a throng of fans at Pop Keeney Stadium.
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In the 10 years they have known each other, Bothell’s Adam Chambers has never seen Clint McCune angry. Chambers said McCune, co-owner of SoulFood Books in Redmond, has a friendly disposition that belies the hotheadedness many people assume comes with having red hair. “I would expect him to have a temper,” Chambers said about McCune. The more Chambers thought about this, the more interesting he thought it would be to see McCune get mad. From these thoughts came the script for “Broth-
er‚“ a 10-minute film that Chambers wrote in early May about a rude, belligerent and imposing man filled with rage. McCune will play the role of the angry man. He said despite being involved in drama while attending Woodinville High and studying acting and theater at the University of Evansville in Indiana, he has spent the last 10 years performing music rather than acting. So he was “excited to stretch those (acting) muscles” when Chambers approached him with the idea for “Brother.” McCune, who lives in Redmond, is aware of the contrast between himself and the character and said a lot of it comes from his life: He loves his neighborhood, his job and the role he plays in the local community. “I like to stay positive,” he said. “There really isn’t a reason to be angry.” Although this is mostly true for McCune, he admits that recent events have given him a reason to rage. In the last month, McCune lost his best friend David Barnhart, a woodcarver he described as a “Redmond staple,” to cancer. McCune said his grief is reflected in his latest music and he is actually looking forward to using “Brother” as another
vehicle to express himself. “It’ll be fueled by (my grief),” he said about the acting job ahead of him. McCune said part of being an artist is timing, and although it is important to have the technical skill set, the quality of work is usually higher when you work with raw emotions and things are not forced. He added that artists tend to wear their hearts on their sleeves more, as well, and that can inspire others to do the same. In addition to acting again, McCune said another reason he agreed to the project was his close relationship with Chambers. The two have worked together in the past on putting together musical performances and he said he knows Chambers’ work will have a sense of truth and integrity. One example of this is the fact that Chambers, who has worked on various independent film projects in the past, plans to shoot the movie on Super 8 celluloid film rather than go digital. “Anything worth doing usually is not easy,” he said about the more time-consuming process that comes with using film. [ more ‘BROTHER’ page 15 ]
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of his expenses will go toward just purchasing the film. Because of this, SoulFood Books recently held a fund-raiser to help Chambers pay for the film. The event — which raised $963 — featured
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