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Kenmore receives $5.2 million for SR 522 improvements BY MATT PHELPS mphelps@bothell-reporter.com

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The City of Kenmore will receive a grant of $5.2 million to help renovate the west end of SR 522, including this intersection at 61st Avenue Northeast. MATT PHELPS, Bothell Reporter

he City of Kenmore will receive the largest grant from the Washington State Transportation Improvement Board for the current cycle at $5.2 million. The announcement came Nov. 15-16 in Bellingham during the TIB’s 2012 meeting. The state agency will give $104 million to 168 different transportation projects in Washington state. “This is no small thing,”

said Kenmore City Manager Rob Karlinsey. “This $5.2 million will be combined with about $6 million of other grants and local money we’ve secured to complete the ‘west A’ segment of SR 522.” The city also received a $178,000 grant for sidewalks on 68th Avenue from N.E. 182nd St. to N.E. 185th St. The final segment of SR 522 is “west B,” which runs from 61st Ave. N.E. to the Lake Forest Park city border. The west A segment of

State Route 522 runs from 60th Ave. N.E. to 65th Ave. N.E. Some of the planned improvements to the segment include widening SR 522 from west of 61st Ave. N.E. (Cat’s Whiskers Road) to 65th Ave. N.E., widening 61st Ave. N.E. from N.E. 181st St. to N.E. 175th St., adding lanes at the intersection of 61st Ave. N.E. and SR 522 to increase capacity, converting to underground utilities and adding new sidewalks, street [ more 522 page 2 ]

Bothell sisters organize donations for Hopelink About 1,000 pounds of food were donated to Hopelink two weeks ago thanks to Evergreen Academy’s “star student,” Ellie Sivesind. Ellie and her older sister Emma often donate food and other items with their mother, Kimberlee Koplan. Koplan, who lives in Bothell, started the monthly tradition with her girls in April after her husband lost his job. “It puts things in perspective. You really start to realize what you’re thankful for,” said Koplan, who was six months pregnant at the time. “We turned our energy into being thankful for what we do have. We could still put food on our table and other people can’t, so it made us more passionate about giving back.” This was the same concept Koplan ingrained in her girls. Their family has

donated goods for the last two years. Koplan said she wanted her girls to learn at a young age that there are others out there who are in need. “It’s important because people need food to survive,” Ellie said. “Some of the people who go to the food bank might have lost their job and don’t have enough money to pay for food now - they could only have enough money to pay for their house or apartment.” So when Ellie was chosen as “star student,” she got to work - with help from her mom and sister, of course. Ellie and Emma decided to have a competition between Ellie’s second grade class and Emma’s fourth grade class. They had about a week to donate as much food as they could before they were able to present the goods during a field trip to Hopelink in Kirkland. “It was great what they [ more HOPELINK page 2 ]

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lighting, landscaping, medians and traffic signals. The next closest individual project grants were given to the cities of Kent, Seattle and Tukwila. Seattle received the most overall grant funding from the TIB at $5.4 million. Construction work on SR 522 along the east and central segment has already been completed. East seg-

[ HOPELINK from page 1] did. I was there for the weigh-in and it was a lot of fun,” said Hopelink spokeswoman Kris Betker. “It’s hard not to be positive when you see kids taking on charitable efforts at their school.” Koplan said the fourth graders won the competition because some of them figured out that bags of potatoes can weigh quite a bit – approximately 50 pounds. “I was just happy we were

ment improvements were performed on SR 522 from 73rd Ave. N.E. to 83rd Place N.E. Those projects included extending business access and transit lanes from 73rd Ave. N.E. to the eastern city limits, replacing the bridge over Swamp Creek, installing new traffic signals at 77th Court N.E. (Kenmore Square) and 83rd Place N.E. and installing new sidewalks, medians,

street lighting and landscaping. The city also constructed a new pedestrian underpass at 73rd Ave. N.E., providing a safe route for Burke-Gilman Trail users at the busy intersection. The central segment runs from 65th Ave. N.E. to 73rd Ave. N.E. on SR 522. The city has completed the installation of a new traffic signal at 73rd Ave. N.E. and N.E. 181st St., realignment

of the 68th Ave. N.E. and N.E. 181st St. intersection, traffic lane work on the south side of SR 522 at the intersection with 68th Ave. NE, adding dual westbound left turn lanes onto SR 522 and a northbound lane on 68th Ave. N.E., the realignment of the SR 522 and 65th Ave. N.E. intersection, along with adding new sidewalks, medians, street lighting and landscaping.

donating,” said Emma. “I didn’t care who won but that we were getting the donations!” Betker said it’s important for children to learn about donating because it provides a new experience. But Betker adds that it’s especially important to consider giving to others in need during the winter season. “The holiday season is always a difficult time for our families,” Betker said.

“The season itself puts added pressure to celebrate and have special meals, which is a tough thing to do.” During the field trip, Evergreen Academy’s principal Dana Mott saw that Hopelink also takes books. So, she rounded up 1,210 books from the schools library and donated them too. As a result of the recent donations, Hopelink is now looking to form a partnership with the school.

Evergreen Academy has organized food drives, “Adopt a Family” coat drives and more through their Organization of Parents and Teachers program. The girls plan on working with their mother, Koplan, to do a school supply drive before the end of the year.

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Veteran comedian makes comeback after six years of the characters from the cast of Cheers at this place. I’ve met some of my f anyone knows how best girlfriends there.” to entertain, it’s Jan The owner of the Barrett. Wild Vine Bistro, Laura One of the first female Bliven, has become one comedians in Seattle, of Barrett’s best friends. she has opened for Louie The restaurant boasts live Anderson, toured with the music four nights a week, Chippendales dancers and but Bliven hopes to mix won an Emmy award from in standup comedy every her show Free Ride. first Sunday of the month. And after a six-year hia- She is excited for the tus, she came back for change, and because more. But this time she knows Barshe didn’t tour the rett would deliver BOTHELL country — she material everyone kept it local. She will resonate with. has been perform“I’ve never seen ing occasionally at her live,” she said nearby casinos and othbefore the Nov. 4 show. er venues, and while she “I’m really excited. She’s has performed in front all about the delivery and of crowds of 50,000, it’s a lot of it’s so relatable her recent performance because we’re women, that made her nervous. and we’re single women. The comedy show at the Comedy is really just life Wild Vine Bistro was not and your interpretation. only in front of an already She’s truly got a gift.” nearly sold-out crowd, but The idea for Barrett to in front of some of her perform began as a joke. closest friends. She became a regular at “I’ve made this little the Wild Vine Bistro and surrogate family there,” eventually the friendly she said. “It’s just like banter between her and Cheers … we have all the bartender drew in BY ANNA CHATILO

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crowds. After the idea was tossed around enough, she agreed to perform. Just as her show grew from a half-serious remark, her career began with a bet. A New York native, she attended Bard College and graduated with aspirations of becoming an actor as her father had been. Her move to Seattle was to join her first husband, who wagered $50 during a comedy show that she wouldn’t do the same thing. “We went to a comedy club one night and a friend of mine was trying to be a comic. I watched him do standup, and my husband said ‘I bet you don’t have the guts to do that,’ and I said ‘I bet you’re wrong.’ And so the next week I went back and did standup and I’ve been doing it ever since,” she said. Ron Reid is a fellow comic and former manager of the Comedy Underground, Seattle’s first serious comedy venue, where he and Barrett performed

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Bothell comedian Jan Barrett is making a comeback after a six-year hiatus. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO after it opened in 1981. “She had really, really smart material, a lot of personality — she still does, she has tons of personality. I still actually remember some of the jokes from that time period that she did and I remember thinking ‘Oh,

this girl’s really good’.” Reid has no doubts about Barrett’s return to comedy, as long as she believes the same. “It’s interesting because the nature of standup comedy is that it doesn’t really have any boundaries,” he said. “The only

ceiling it has is wherever your talent takes you, so I think it’s great that she’s coming back to this.”

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The city continues to place an emphasis on increasing our shoreline utility and access to Lake Washington. We are actively promoting economic development through ongoing business recruitment, a new business incubation program, the promotion of natural health businesses and the creation of clusters and innovation partnership zones. Long term we will strive towards increasing the presence of Bastyr University and complimentary businesses in Kenmore, develop a citywide bicycle strategy and fulfill our downtown vision with a successful Kenmore Village. Kenmore incorporated 14 years ago. Early on we had to develop many new processes and systems to function properly; we relied on the county, consultants and a 1997 produced feasibility analysis for much of our guidance. Just as the owner of a growing

End of the year means holidays, family, vacations – and preparing for the tax man It’s that time of year again! No, I’m not talking about a big feast, bustling shoppers, or holiday lights. I’m talking about 1099’s, year end planning, and tax prep. Yep, happy holidays Bothell and Kenmore! This is a great time of year to meet with your tax planner. Where do you sit for 2012? Do you know how much you might owe? Are there some deductions you can take this year to help lighten the tax load? I hear you. Times are tough. There isn’t a lot of extra money for meetings with CPA’s or financial

planners. I hear you. You have dinners, and gifts, and holiday parties to plan. There isn’t time for all these meetings. Make time. Find the money. Don’t wait until 2013 to find out where you sit for 2012. One of the most important (yet most neglected) jobs a business owner has is keeping the business financially healthy. Taking the steps to meet with your team is vitally important. Make that appointment with your CPA, financial planner, and insurance agent before year-end. Remember, this is your team. It’s a group of

people you have chosen to help you get the most out of one of your biggest investments. Your business. So use them. You don’t want to be hit with any surprises. Make sure your money stays in your pocket on April 15. Rest easy as you slide across that icy road that you are fully covered. And don’t get caught on retirement day with no money for Tahiti. Use your team. Be prepared. Sleep better this holiday season knowing you are covered. Be safe and happy holidays Bothell and Kenmore!

Diana Lynn (Kohn) is a small business owner and freelance writer in Bothell.

business understands the limitations of a pro forma, we to, have now moved to the next level. Our history and post-incorporation experiences will help to guide us in the future. We are looking forward, striving to become more efficient in budgeting and day-to-day activities, and are working hard at becoming an attractive place to do business. I know that the words “government” and “efficient” are typically incongruent and often we may fall short, but along with others, I recognize that the people of Kenmore are the top priority and I will continue to work towards an even better Kenmore.

Brent Smith is a Kenmore City Councilman who was elected last year.

Share your holiday lights with the community The Bothell and Kenmore Reporter newspapers are seeking holiday light displays to share with the greater community. Each year for the Kirkland Reporter we have sought out homes that are decorated for the holidays that we can share with the greater community. We plan to expand this tradition to the Bothell and Kenmore Reporter newspapers this year. If you decorate your house or you know of a house on your block or in your neighborhood, send us a photo and the general address so we can share it with the rest of the Northshore area. Please send all photos and information to mphelps@bothell-reporter.com. We will also post slide shows at www.bothellreporter.com and www.kenmore-reporter.com of all the homes we photograph along with general addresses so you can see them in person. We at the Bothell and Kenmore Reporters hope your family has a safe and happy holiday season. Matt Phelps

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he last 11 months have been filled with changes, challenges and excitement for the City of Kenmore. As your newest council member, it has been an enjoyable experience working through policy issues and a pleasure to represent the people of Kenmore. Excitement is tempered somewhat by a number of challenges that lie ahead. On the budget side, we simply have to make difficult decisions regarding our funding and project priorities due to generally stable revenues and flat to increasing expenses. Fiscal discipline is critical as we plan for both the known and the unexpected. We have minimal debt and we continue to maintain healthy fund reserves. But our road and infrastructure needs will continue to test our longterm capital planning and our fixed costs will challenge our budget priorities. What I am really proud of are the decisions and steps being taken now that will help to shape Kenmore for years to come. During the previous year, Kenmore has been laying the foundation for fulfilling a number of priorities. The hiring of Rob Karlinsey as our new city manager fulfilled a high priority and his leadership and presence will be vital to our success. Other highlights include active citizen input and involvement, continuation of relationship building at the county, state and federal level, and a city council that is functioning effectively and working well together.

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“It puts things in perspective. You really start to realize what you’re thankful for. We turned our energy into being thankful for what we do have. We could still put food on our table and other people can’t, so it made us more passionate about giving back.” — Kimberlee Koplan

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Archdiocese settles church sex abuse claim involving Bothell resident

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sexual abuse crisis in the Catholic church. However, the Archdiochild sex abuse cese failed to adequately claim, which inwarn its employees volved a Kirkland and timely adopt the church, has been settled. policies regarding child A trial was scheduled sex abuse, and Funto begin against the nell slipped through Seattle Archdiocese next the cracks because Monday but the parish church officials failed district settled to conduct a proper for $635,000 on background check, Thursday. bothell said the victim. Former youth “At the very time minister Jim the Archdiocese Funnell at St. was implementJohn Vianney ing its sexual abuse Church in Kirkland alpolicy, the Archdiolegedly sexually abused cese failed to protect the plaintiff, identified D.E. and other boys,” by his initials D.E., in the said D.E.’s attorney, mid-1980s for more than Michael T. Pfau. “His one year. It is said others personnel file from were abused as well. Louisiana contained D.E. was living in multiple concerns Kirkland at the time about boundary issues of the abuse but now with children. One resides in Bothell. of them rejected him Funnell was hired, from being a campus which the plaintiff minister because of claims, during the time those concerns.” when former Seattle D.E. alleges Funnell Archbishop Raymond started abusing him Haunthausen and other and other boys shortly Catholic bishops were after he was hired. collaborating on how to In late 1986, the address the emerging plaintiff ’s parents read By Raechel Dawson

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Oct. 30 Suspicious circumstances: Noon, 23000 block of Third Place West. A neighbor noticed a male knocking on the neighbor’s door then walking towards the backyard.

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Theft: 17000 block of 102 Ave. N.E. An unknown suspect stole the victim’s fanny pack with $200 worth of contents inside.

Nov. 1 Assault: 24000 block of 7th Ave. West. A 33-year-old Bothell man got into a verbal argument with his girlfriend that escalated. The girlfriend suffered a bruise on her arm and a swollen lip. The boyfriend was cited for assault. Domestic violence: 1900 block of 214 St. S.E. The reporting party called police to report that two brothers were arguing. The 17-year-old Everett boy assaulted his brother and gave him a bloody nose. No one was cited.

Nov. 4 Assault: 18000 block of 126th Ave. and 161st St. The victim was playing basketball with several people when a foul escalated into a fight. The victim received multiple bruises and scratches. No one was cited.

an article in the Seattle Times about the warning signs of a sexual predator and brought the article to the attention of the parish pastor, who they said ignored them. The following month, the Archdiocese held its first training in response to the June 1985 meeting of bishops, but the plaintiff alleged the pastor and the Archdiocese still did nothing to investi-

gate Funnell. “The Archdiocese deeply regrets any harm to the victim by this lay youth minister,” said Greg Magnoni, the spokesman for the Seattle Archdiocese. “Although the abuse occurred more than 25 years ago, we recognize the pain it caused the victim and hope it will help bring healing. That is why we work toward

fair settlements in such cases.” Funnell was later charged with multiple counts of child abuse and pled guilty to one of the charges. Pfau says D.E. “views the settlement with satisfaction.” According to Magnoni, Funnell is the only person from St. John Vianney that has had an allegation of this nature.

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The Northshore Rotary Club will present its annual Santa Breakfast at 8 a.m. on Dec. 1 at Northshore Junior High. This is the event’s 22nd year. Proceeds from the breakfast will help the Rotary club assist families struggling to make ends meet. The event will include a picture with Santa, a nice toy, face painting, balloon art and entertainment. Tickets for the event are $5 and can be

The University of Washington has released the list of Bothell and Kenmore area residents named to the Dean’s List for summer quarter. To qualify for the Dean’s List, a student must have completed at least 12 graded credits and have a gradepoint average of at least 3.50. Students are notified that they have achieved this distinction when they receive

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Salvation Army, Bartell Drugs team up for “Toy ‘N’ Joy” drive Bartell Drugs is once again partnering with the Salvation Army to provide holiday gifts for children in need by collecting new, unwrapped toys during its ninth annual Salvation Army “Toy ‘N’ Joy” drive, now through Dec. 14. “The drive helps make the holiday season brighter for deserving children,” said Chairman and CEO of Seattle-based Bartell Drugs George D. Bartell. “The generosity and support of our customers over the past eight years has been gratifying.” The toy donations will be accepted at all 58 Bartell Drugs locations in King, Pierce and Snohomish counties, including those in Bothell and Kenmore. Toys will be distributed to low-income children and youth the week before Christmas through the Salvation Army’s “toy warehouses.” The five-week drive in 2011 generated over 5,200 toy donations by Bartell’s customers-the estimated equivalent of $78,637 in toys to the Salvation Army. Those that would like to donate can choose a “gift request tag” from the “Toy ‘N’ Joy” display in the store and return the gift to the donation barrel with the tag affixed to it or donate new, unwrapped gifts appropriate for children up to 14 yearsof-age.

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night. After sharing her story with an AHA representative, she enthusiastically became involved with the Go Red For Women Passion Committee, which helps educate and bring awareness about heart disease to women in the Pacific Northwest. Aubrey discussed the importance of spreading awareness to women, explaining the ramifications of her own family members’ poor diets, smoking habits, and minimal exercise throughout their lives. “I lost four family members to completely preventable heart disease. …Even though they knew they needed to make simple changes, none of them did … they had the choice to be healthy, a choice I was never allowed,” said Aubrey. Aubrey explained that

many women do not know the symptoms of heart complications because until recently, research was done only on men who do not experience the same symptoms as women. Awareness events like the National Wear Red Day, 5-K walks and fund-raising luncheons are crucial to informing women about the side effects of poor heart health. Now, after three years, Aubrey is chair of the Passion Committee. From recruiting volunteers to fostering partnerships for fundraisers to speaking engagements, Aubrey has tirelessly dedicated her work to AHA and the Go Red for Women awareness campaign. She has mentored other women going through similar challenges through the Go Red for Women movement’s Heart Match Program.

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Jessica Kamzan is a student in the University of Washington Department of Communication News Laboratory.

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Washelli welcomes new manager Bothell’s Evergreen Washelli announced the arrival of Kevin Smith as the new manager for the funeral home. Smith owned and operated a historic funeral home in Altoona, Penn. with his wife Cheryl. Earlier this year they moved to the Seattle area to be close to their son, daughter-in-law and now18 month granddaughter. He joined Evergreen Washelli in October. “I love it here in Both-

Nov. 7 Animal problem: 6:30 a.m., 15600 block of Simonds Road N.E. An officer was dispatched to a private residence for a report of an injured deer. Upon arrival, the officer found a large blackmail deer sitting in the front yard. Someone had injured the deer with a pistol. Vandalism: 1:30 p.m., 6900 block of N.E. 182nd St. The victim went to his vehicle to discover he had a flat tire. After changing the tire, he discovered that the other three tires were flat as well. All four tires had multiple nails in them. Vandalism: 7:47 p.m., 1900 block of 71st Ave. N.E. The victim’s vehicle was hit was a paintball while passing through the location. The hood of the victim’s vehicle was chipped.

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ell. It’s great to be part of such a friendly and active community,” says Kevin. “Our downtown Bothell facility – which annually hosts the likes of Chilifest with the Greater Bothell Chamber of Commerce (GBCC) and co-hosts the Hot Rods, Hot Dogs and Motorcycles car show with the First Lutheran Church - is looking to be even more active as a life celebration and event center.” Dale Amundsen, past chamber chair and Evergreen Washelli community relations coordinator, welcomes Smith to this new position.

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he was the girl who always had to sit out of the Friday mile runs in middle school, holding the clipboard and taking everyone else’s scores. Over 20 years later, she is a survivor and volunteer of the year for the American Heart Association, Puget Sound. Brandi Aubrey was diagnosed with a heart condition at age 2 ½. Although she has endured an arduous journey, Aubrey has overcome her challenges and now uses her adversity as a story of hope for others. “It was stressful, but we made it through,” said Ann Aubrey, Brandi’s mother. “It’s so great to see her be acknowledged for all that she’s done. It’s a great time of pride for us.” Dec. 5 will mark the four-year anniversary of Aubrey’s open-heart surgery — a procedure that saved her life and inspired her to make an impact on other women’s lives through the American Heart Association. Aubrey said even as an adult, her doctors wouldn’t take her seriously when she reported having symptoms indicating her condition was getting worse. She recalls that one doctor “actually patted my leg and said ‘Oh honey, you’re a young woman, young women overreact to things. It’s probably just stress.’” Aubrey’s involvement with the AHA started at a Seattle Storm basketball game, which was holding a heart-health awareness

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expenses to attend the annual Transportation Research Board meeting in Washington, D.C. in January. When applying for the fellowships, students submit

projects of their own research and design for consideration. Huck submitted a proposal for auxiliary lanes to several sections of Highway 167 to reduce traffic in local areas. At the meeting the students will present their Eisenhower projects at a poster session and receive recognition during a reception organized by the Federal Highway Administration. Each year, the TRB meeting attracts approximately 10,000 professionals from around the world to present and exchange their research ideas and learn the latest transportation industry news. This is the second year LWIT students will attend.

Friends of Youth opens new shelter in Redmond Friends of Youth held the grand opening of its new

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