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Mercer Island Chamber lunch Thursday, April 4 The Mercer Island Chamber of Commerce will host its monthly luncheon on Thursday, April 4, at noon at the Mercer Island Community and Event Center.

This month’s speaker will be Earl Bell, author of the book “Winning in Baseball.” He is also a business consultant and Little League coach.

The lunch is $15 for members and $20 for nonmembers.

Metro Transit’s temporary funding expires soon; 65 routes could be deleted

By Reporter Staff

Yom Hashoah events This weekend, in honor of Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, on April 8, several events are being held.

On Sunday, April 7, a memorial for Holocaust survivors and their families will be held from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the SJCC Holocaust Memorial on East Mercer Way. Public lectures will be held from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at UW’s Krane Hall. To learn more, visit www.wsherc.org.

Spring recycling event is April 13 The City of Mercer Island will host the annual spring recycling event on Saturday, April 13, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Mercer Island Boat Launch.

To see a list of items that will or will not be accepted, visit the city’s website at www.mercergov. org.

Leap for Green fair Mercer Island’s annual Earth Day Family Fair is set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., April 13, at the Mercer Island Community and Event Center, 8236 S.E. 24th St. The theme is “There’s no place like home.”

Enjoy music, entertainment, education and food. A birding and nature walk will take place at 11 a.m. The event, sponsored by the city and IslandVision, is free.

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Hundreds of kids from Mercer Island and beyond scramble to grab eggs during the Lil’ Ones Egg Hunt at Mercerdale Park on Saturday, March 30. See more photos on page 18.

1,600 iPads for MISD students next year

By Megan Managan

mmanagan@mi-reporter.com

For some Mercer Island students, this spring just got a lot more high tech.

By the fall, all students in eighth grade through high school will have an iPad, courtesy of the Mercer Island School District.

The new program, called 1:1 iPad Program, debuts this spring and will be in full effect by the beginning of the next school year.

The district has been working toward this point for the last two years, after running a pilot program with students that found the devices help students and teachers. Each iPad comes with a list of available applications, already paid for by the district.

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Jennifer Wright, the executive directory of learning and technology services for the district, said this program is different than others because it’s truly one to one.

“The biggest difference is it’s from the list as to which suit their truly 1:1,” she said. “The other needs. laptop carts and desktops, that’s “We have been piloting iPads over the last two years, and we not your computer to have. This have found that they meet the is truly a personal device they can use 24/7. That’s the biggest needs of students difference.” and teachers with The funding for the application availnew program comes ability, portability from the district’s and engagement,” technology levy. All said a letter to famitold, the program lies from the district. will spend around “No tool is going $700,000 of the levy Jennifer Wright, to be perfect, but MISD funds, but Wright the iPad currently said just half has meets our needs and been spent since only there is a growing community of some students will get iPads this schools that are already implespring.

The total order is for menting 1:1’s so we can learn from and with their staff. As 1,600 devices.

High school students in 10th emerging technology becomes and 11th grade will receive their available, we will select the tool

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Sixty-five Metro Transit bus routes are at risk of being canceled, and service reduced on another 86 routes, if state lawmakers allow temporary two-year funding for the agency to expire without authorizing a permanent and sustainable source of revenue.

Mercer Island bus routes including the 201, 203, 205EX, 211EX, 213 and 216 are on the list of routes to be eliminated, while the 204 could be reduced or revised.

That message – showing cuts to up to 17 percent of Metro’s service that will cascade through the agency’s 217-route system – were included in Metro’s 2012 Service Guidelines Report, sent Monday to

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METRO | FROM 1 the King County Council.

Metro also made extenThe report measures and sive financial reforms and analyzes transit service based raised fares to keep buses on measures of productivity, on the road. Metro’s finangeographic cial reserves, value, social which also equity and helped proridership. vide a oneIncluded is a time financial look at where stop gap, will To see a full list of all investments be depleted the routes up for possible are needed to and not availelimination or revision, reduce overable on an visit our website at www. crowding, ongoing basis mi-reporter.com. keep buses to sustain seron time and vice. meet growing demand.

“Our analysis shows that The report also offers the we should be adding service first glimpse at which Metro to meet growing demand, routes are at risk for cancel- but the sad reality is that — ing or reducing if the state without ongoing and suffiLegislature doesn’t authorize cient funding — potentially funding to fill Metro’s pro- one-third of our routes are jected $75 million annual on the chopping block, and budget gap. The county tem- another 40 percent of our porarily averted these kinds routes face reductions and of cuts by enacting a tem- revisions,” said Metro Transit porary two-year Congestion general manager Kevin Reduction Charge, but that Desmond. “The result would $20-per-vehicle charge be even more crowded buses, expires next year. riders left at the curb, or peo-

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stave off major transit cuts.

These changes totaled $726 million. Actions included: wage freezes, spent operating reserves, bus schedule efficiencies, cut capital programs, cut staff, reduced fleet replacement reserves, increased fares and deferred bus service expansion.

“These one-time and ongoing reforms and temporary funding have kept buses on the road and shielded our customers from painMetro’s largest source of ful service cuts,” Desmond funding is sales-tax revenue, said. “Throughout the recesand since 2008 the weak sion, Metro bucked industry economy has caused ongoing trends and kept most of our revenue shortfalls for Metro. service on the road to serve The Congestion Reduction the people who depend on Charge provides an estimated and benefit from public tran$50 million over two years, sit. However, as we did two through mid-2014. When the years ago, we are again facing temporary funding expires, major cuts expected to have Metro’s annual $75 million far-reaching effects.” budget If new shortfall funding includes does not $60 milbecome lion for available, operaM e t r o’s tions and 2013-2014 $15 milbudget lion for assumes replacethat deep m e n t service bus purcuts will chases. begin in Metro is fall 2014 the ninth and conlargest tinue in transit 2015. system in T h e the counKevin Desmond s t a t e try with Metro Transit General Manager Legislature a fleet is conof 1,400 sidering buses that carried 115 milfunding solutions for translion passengers last year — portation needs statewide, Metro’s second highest riderincluding transit. King ship ever.

County has joined with the In addition to the tempoSound Cities Association and rary Congestion Reduction the City of Seattle and othCharge, Metro and the couners to ask the Legislature for ty made sweeping reforms, local transportation funding reductions and additional tools. revenue from 2009-2013 to ple climbing back into their cars — something that would worsen the region’s traffic congestion and hurt the economic engine of the state.”

Metro’s report details the performance of the transit system’s 217 routes and shows at-risk routes.

Metro Transit reforms and revenues

“Our analysis shows that we should be adding service to meet growing demand, but the sad reality is that – without ongoing and sufficient funding – potentially one-third of our routes are on the chopping block...”

City briefs Celebrate Compost Days Compost Days is a regionwide campaign to thank residents for their excellence in composting and diverting 350,000 tons of food and yard waste from landfills in 2012.

The event is sponsored

by Cedar Grove Compost and King County, and open to all King County residents.

Residents can join in a scavenger hunt to receive free compost and other great prizes through April 15. Retail discounts on composting products are available.

For more information, go to www.compostdays. com.

Positions open on advisory boards Are you looking to get involved in the Mercer Island community? The City Council is seeking a diverse range of citizens to volunteer to serve on several advisory boards.

Appointments to boards and commissions are made by the mayor and affirmed by the City Council.

Generally, terms run from June 1 through May 31, for a four-year period.

Board members can expect to spend about 10 hours a month on work for the board.

To see the list of which positions are open, visit www.mercergov.org.

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Mercer Island and other cities in Washington state are preparing annual updates to their six-year transportation improvement program, called the “TIP.” The TIP includes roadway, pedestrian and bicycle projects planned for the sixyear period beginning in 2014. The process of updating Mercer Island’s TIP includes opportunities for the public to provide input on what they would like to see in the update.

The public comment period begins April 1 and runs through the end of the month.

Those who are interested in learning more about the TIP, viewing the TIP adopted by the City Council in 2012, or submitting an online comment for consideration in the 2014-2019 TIP can visit the city’s TIP web page at www.mercergov. org/TIP. The City Council will hold a public hearing on the draft 2014-2019 TIP at the May 20 Council meeting. The purpose of the hearing is to receive public testimony on the draft TIP. The TIP is scheduled for adoption by the City Council on June 17, 2013.

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Maddie Brown, a Mercer Island resident, hangs out with Griffey, a 3-yearold Newfoundland owned by Dan and Helen Pyne, also of Mercer Island.

Griffey turned 3 last week and is fully grown. This “Newfie” weighs in at 180 pounds.

Newfoundlands were once used as working dogs, helping fisherman pull nets in their original home in Newfoundland, Canada. Contributed Photo.

Got a photo you’d like to share with the Island in our “Eye on MI” feature? Email your image with a caption about where and when it was taken to editor@mireporter.com.

Award for VFW Keewaydin Clubhouse

By Reporter Staff

VFW Post 5760 has received the John Spellman Award for exemplary achievement in historic preservation. The project, the VFW Hall or Keewaydin Clubhouse, across the street from the Roanoke Inn on 72nd Avenue S.E., was one of four to receive a 2013 award. Post 5760 is being recognized in the stewardship category for “exceptional work to preserve and maintain Mercer Island’s historic Keewaydin Clubhouse.”

Islander and Post Commander Frank Sorba will receive the award on behalf of the Post and those who have contributed to preserve and enhance the building over the past several years.

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The VFW Keewaydin Clubhouse has earned the John Spellman Award for Exemplary achievement in historic preservation. previous Post Commanders Bob Brahm and Gary Winterstein, and for all the generous contribution made to the post through Operation Restoration,” he said.

Others involved included Erick and July Leithe and Jim and Rosie Seeks, of Seeks Design Associates,

historic preservation and restoration consultants.

The award will be presented at 6:30 p.m. on April 23, at the Museum of History and Industry in Seattle. It will be preceded by a reception at 5:30 p.m. The event is open to the public.

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The toll factor I

slanders worry that tolling will bring down property values. The belief is that having to pay each time you go off-Island will make living on the Island less attractive. While it is too early to tell what the longterm effect on Island property values will be, it might be instructive to see how property values have faired in other communities affected by tolling.

The only such communities even close to Mercer Island would be Hunts Point and Medina. Presumably, their home values would have fallen after tolling was put in place on SR-520 in December, 2011. No, they are not like Islanders in that they can reach key services by simply heading into downtown Bellevue, or by ‘going around’ the lake to get to Seattle. But, we would argue that for many west Bellevue residents, a trip around the lake would hardly be a viable or practical option.

What has happened to home values there? Property values in those communities have remained stable and have even increased. A year after tolling began, assessed property values in the Medina and Hunts Point communities remained flat in 2012, then increased slightly for 2013. Why is that — a fluke, a statistical error? Home buyers there don’t care about tolls because they are so rich? Hmmm, we have heard that before.

Here on Mercer Island — as SR-520 commuters avoiding SR-520 tolls flooded onto I-90, the Park and Ride and buses, property values fell by 4.4 percent last year.

Yet some of that loss has been made up when assessed property values for 2013 increased by 1.4 percent.

It is folly to assign a change to a single variable. And the possibility of tolling I-90 (authorized by the Legislature in 2009) was not well known until recently. There are many possible factors affecting property values here. Time is an important factor.

Yet when asked about the impact of tolling on home values here, Lloyd Hara, the current King County assessor, was a bit puzzled to learn there was a concern. He was not convinced there would be any long-term effect.

“A bump, maybe,” he said.

“Only time will tell if potential tolling of I-90 would have an impact, if any, on property values on Mercer Island,” he said. “It would be up to prospective homeowners to make that cost-and-benefit analysis in the real estate market.”

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To the editor How is Rep. Clibborn on Islanders’ side?

The first sentence of the interview this week (Reporter issue of March 27) with Rep. Judy Clibborn says she wants us Islanders to know that she is on our side. Yet the last sentence says, “We can prolong or delay it,” she said of tolling, “but we cannot stop it.”

Nowhere between those sentences are any assurances from Rep. Clibborn that she intends to do anything to keep Mercer Islanders from ending up paying an inherently unfair toll. What is clearly happening here is that Rep. Clibborn, being the astute politician that she is, all of a sense. They are NEW TAXES. Neversudden realized that she was squarely ending, ever-growing taxes that don’t on the wrong side of the issue from require voter approval and will cost 95 percent of the voters, not an ideal us thousands of dollars every year. situation for a politician who wants Yes, they say they are going to repair to be reelected. But then her political roads, but clearly they will now take ambitions probably go way beyond the money we are already paying for the few voters on Mercer Island. So roads and use it for we get an interview to some much desired make us all feel better entitlement programs, about what she is going all the while making us to do to get on our side.

Send your letters to: feel guilty for not payIt certainly didn’t work editor@mi-reporter.com. ing our share for our for me. Tolling I-90 was Keep it brief, courteous, always deteriorating always in the plan, and and sign your name. roads.

Rep. Clibborn knew This whole process, it and was part of it. It now ongoing, is a was just a matter of timing. façade to make us feel that we Mercer I hope everyone noticed what she Islanders have a chance to stop tollsaid and what the WSDOT map ing. Rep. Clibborn says it is going to showed. Rep. Clibborn and the rest of happen. So I continue to wonder how the tax-and-spend crowd in Olympia she is on our side. have found a pot of gold. Knowing Lael Prock that they can’t get a personal income tax or raise the sales tax much, they turned to tolls and they intend to ultimately toll every roadway they can get away with. However, what they As Tip O’Neil once famously said, want are not tolls in the historical “All Politics Is Local.” So it was with

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great interest when I read your interview of Rep. Judy Clibborn and her role in the I-90 tolling debacle.

Her comment that “My job is to provide funding for transportation statewide” when asked why she didn’t include funding for Highway 520 in her latest $10 billion dollar transportation proposal was stunning. Ms. Clibborn has forgotten the fact that she was elected to represent the 41st District. Her role is to advocate for her constituents, not so that she can play the role of a kingmaker in Olympia.

It is clear that Ms. Clibborn would rather have a seat at the table of power than effectively represent her district, which is totally opposed to tolling I-90.

All politics are indeed local and it is long past time we found someone who will represent us in Olympia. It is time to recall Judy Clibborn now and find someone willing to stand up and fight for Mercer Island at this critical juncture. No tolling on I-90!

Jeff Madera

What is the best way to keep drivers convicted of DUIs off the road?

“Use of more technology and car companies building it into the car.”

“Have a service of drivers for people who are drunk.”

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Amy Shafer Student Bellingham

“Education and license suspension.”

Dawn Brenner REI Atlanta

“The ignition lock device seems appropriate and effective.”

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King County Metro Transit is facing a $75 million funding gap as its temporary funds from the state are set to expire.

Due to that gap, Metro is looking at eliminating up to 65 routes, including several on Mercer Island.

See the story on page 1.

We want to know what you think.

Would Metro route eliminations affect you?

Vote now online at www.mi-reporter.com and look for the results next week.

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8 car prowls, 1 car theft near Island Crest Park on Sunday night

By Reporter Staff

Eight prowls of unlocked vehicles took place in neighborhoods near Island Crest Park on Sunday night, March 24.

A beige 1988 Toyota Camry was stolen out of a driveway after 8:30 p.m. in the 5600 block of 89th Avenue S.E., in a neighborhood east of Island Crest Park. Two pairs of sunglasses were stolen out of the glovebox in a second vehicle, a Toyota Prius, at the residence.

Someone entered a Volkswagen Eurovan in the 5700 block of 92nd Avenue S.E. and stole an iPod Touch, $20 in cash, 12 keys and various cords. A blue kids’ bike and Razor scooter were stolen from the front porch of the residence. The total loss was $620. In the same neighborhood, a First Aid kit was stolen out of an Audi Allroad vehicle, in the 8800 block of S.E. 58th Street.

Further east, in the 9300 block of S.E. 57th Street,

items were stolen out of a Ford Fusion. Several gift cards worth $200 were stolen along with a Garmin GPS worth $200 and a bank of 40 commercial washer keys worth $100. In the same block, two additional vehicles, a Nissan Versa and Toyota Highlander, were also prowled. $5 in cash was stolen.

Two briefcases full of business documents were stolen out of another vehicle in the 8900 block of S.E. 56th Street after the vehicle’s tailgate and rear door windows were smashed, in the driveway.

The total loss and damage was $1,600.

A kids’ Sun Cruiser bicycle was recovered in the location of the car prowls, in the 5600 block of 89th Avenue S.E. The seat was missing, but the bike was returned to its owners. The bike had been stolen out of a driveway in the 9000 block of S.E. 58th Street.

In a separate neighborhood further south, a kids’ helmet and bike with training wheels were stolen out of a Toyota Sequoia in the 8300 block of S.E. 64th Street, near the northwest corner of Pioneer Park. The total loss was $120.

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was suspended on a $1,500 warrant in the 8200 block of eastbound I-90. He was arrested at 4:09 p.m. and transferred into Bellevue police custody.

Fraud: $800 was charged

to a North end man’s Wells Fargo credit card online.

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March 22

Bike recovered: A woman

Arrest: Police took a 19-year-old Kent man into custody at 1:15 p.m. and booked him into the Issaquah Jail on a misdemeanor warrant for refusing to cooperate with a police officer while operating a motor vehicle.

found a bicycle in her yard in the 4200 block of 89th Avenue S.E., south of Mercer Island High School, at 3:30 p.m. No neighbors claimed it and the woman turned it over to police.

March 21

Malicious mischief:

Someone shattered a window in a residence in the 8500 block of S.E. 61st Street using a thrown object at 10:35 p.m. Police took a metal ball bearing into evidence.

Ten minutes later, a block away, someone shot a ball bearing into the window of a residence in the 5900 block of 84th Avenue S.E., west of Island Crest Park, at 10:45 p.m. The ball bearing penetrated the first layer of glass in the double-paned window.

Car prowl: A woman’s

purse was stolen out of an unlocked Mercedes at the French-American School in the 3700 block of East Mercer Way during the woman’s five-minute absence from her vehicle at 3:30 p.m. The purse contained a check from the Fairmount Hotel for the victim’s business, credit cards, makeup, vehicle keys and a wallet.

Arrest: Police stopped a vehicle whose driver, 34,

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March 23 Burglary: A hammer at the

scene was likely used to break two lower basement and garage windows of a Faben Point home in the 6000 block of S.E. 22nd Street sometime after March 15. The burglar rummaged through purses in a bedroom but did not steal any items.

DUI: Police stopped a vehicle with a suspended driver license and registration at 2:10 a.m. in the 3500 block of East Mercer Way, and found that the driver, 23, had been drinking.

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Islander Maria ‘Marika’ Frank Abrams, an artist of the renowned ‘Northwest School’ style of art and whose inspiration for her abstract, hauntingly beautiful images was often debated, died peacefully on March 29 at her Mercer Island home. She was 88.

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Medic One/EMS system for the next six years.

Developed collaboratively with regional and municipal partners, and endorsed by the EMS Advisory Task Force, the levy rate proposal for the 2014-2019 levy period is 33.5 cents per $1,000 assessed value. The levy rate would result in a $234.50 yearly charge to a Mercer Island homeowner with a home valued at $700,000.

The continued funding would sustain the regional system of 30 fire departments, six paramedic agencies, five EMS dispatch

resident, admitted consuming two to three alcoholic drinks. He failed standard sobriety tests and was later released to his mother.

March 25 Drugs: Staff at a care center in the 7400 block of S.E. 24th Street found a glass pipe, traces of meth and Vicodin tablets at 11:40 a.m. in a vacant room that had been occupied earlier in the day. The items were submitted to the police department for destruction.

Police | Page 9 centers and 20 hospitals that deliver essential, lifesaving services throughout the region. The system is recognized as one of the best in the country, and is acclaimed for its patient outcomes, including a nation-high 52 percent survival rate for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Most survival rates in the nation hover around 10 percent.

The King County Council will consider and approve a levy rate along with the 2014-2019 King County EMS Strategic Plan, which outlines how levy dollars will be spent.

For more, go to www. k i n g c o u n t y. g o v / e x e c / news/release/2013/ March/28EMSlevy.aspx.

Barbara Steinberg Geller

Barbara Steinberg Geller passed away March 17 from pancreatic cancer at age 71. Born in New York City, Barbara was a long time Mercer Island resident.

She was a member of the Washington State Democratic Central Committee and a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in 2008 and 2012. She served a term as president of Bet Alef Meditative Synagogue. Barbara was proud of her educational accomplishments. She earned a BA from Barnard College Phi Beta Kappa, an MBA from the University of Washington, and a PsyD from Pacific University. Her career spanned management consulting and political organizing.

She is survived by her husband Arthur of Mercer Island, brother Art Steinberg of NewYork, daughter Betsy of Seattle, and son Randy, daughterin-law Jennifer and grandchildren Rachel and Lucy of Eugene, Oregon.

Barbara’s memorial service will April 7, 2:00 pm at Unity of Bellevue, 16330 NE 4th Street. All are welcome.

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Bill Bell, Parkinson’s advocate honored

By Reporter Staff

Mercer Island resident Bill Bell is a recipient of the highest honor bestowed by the Whitman College Alumni Association for his outstanding work to improve the quality of life for people suffering from Parkinson’s disease in the Seattle area.

An advocate for Parkinson’s Bill Bell patients and their families since his mother’s early diagnosis, Bell cofounded the Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation in 1998. In 2000, the foundation received a $200,000 grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Bell currently serves on the board of directors for both the Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation and the Davis Finnery Foundation, which promotes Parkinson’s research.

“The process learned through the Whitman experience gives one the tools to attack and solve problems from many angles,” he said. “If you tackle the problem with the confidence of your convictions, you’ll find the solution. It then becomes a game of when, rather than if, the solution will come.”

When the Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation first opened the Booth Gardner Parkinson’s Care Center with Evergreen Hospital, it was one of only two care centers specializing in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease in the nation.

“Over the years, we’ve met some of the most courageous and inspiring people who happen to face a chronic, degenerative disease,” Bell said. “My mother, Tina, the inspiration for this effort, was certainly one of them. I feel myself lucky to have become a friend, champion and advocate to those touched by Parkinson’s.”

Learn more about the Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation at www.nwpf. org.

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Island man accused of raping teen Felon charged with rape, sexual exploitation of teenage girl

In early March, Seattle Police Department officers met with the victim at Denny Juvenile Detention Center in Everett to record an interview. During the interview she told officers she was involved with prostitution and she had a female pimp who posted ads on Backpage.com.

After the victim would go on “dates” — usually located at two hotels in the Seatac area — she would hand over the money to her pimp.

But occasionally the girl went to Kirkland.

She told officers in the interview that the first time she saw Lind, she told him her age. He replied, “That’s OK, I like them young,” the girl said.

The victim showed an officer the location where she met Lind, 303 6th Avenue, and described what he looked like.

After following up on the details, the victim positively identified Lind and officers obtained a search warrant. On March 19, the Seattle Vice

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A 49-year-old Mercer Island man was charged with rape and sexual exploitation of a child in mid-March after allegedly paying a 15-year-old girl to have sex with him at a Kirkland condo.

Jordan Church Lind remains at the King County Jail after his bail was set at $200,000 on March 22 in King County Superior Court.

According to probable cause documents, Lind allegedly met with a 15-year-old girl at his Norkirk neighborhood condo, where he lived at the time, and had the girl perform sex acts on him four of the five times she met with him between January and February of this year. Each time, he allegedly paid her $100 to $200 for each visit.

Unit arrested Lind, who had a 20-year-old woman present. The woman has a history of prostitution arrests and had current ads on Backpage.com, but she denied being there for such reasons.

During Lind’s transportation to the police station, the documents state that he said all he does is “pick up prostitutes and has consensual sex” and that he always “checks their ID cards to confirm their age.”

“He then stated that his life is over, that he has terrible luck,” according to the documents.

“Lind then stated since he knows the degree of the charges against him, he feels he shouldn’t talk anymore.”

Lind has several prior felony convictions, including unlawful imprisonment, attempting to elude a police vehicle and possession of stolen property.

His arraignment is set for April 3.

The Kirkland Reporter is a sister publication of the Mercer Island Reporter.

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PUBLIC NOTICES CITY OF MERCER ISLAND NOTICE OF SPECIAL (JOINT) MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Mercer Island City Council will hold a Special Joint Meeting with the Mercer Island School District Board. This meeting will be held on Thursday, April 11, 2013 from 5:15 pm to 7:15 pm in the City Hall Council Chambers at 9611 SE 36th Street, Mercer Island.

Ali Spietz City Clerk Published in the Mercer Island Reporter on April 3, 2013. #759674.

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Published in the Mercer Island Reporter on April 3, 2013. #759656.

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School briefs MIHS band director honored by Phi Beta Kappa Mercer Island High School band director Parker Bixby has earned the Pathfinder Award from the Puget Sound Association of Phi Beta Kappa.

The Pathfinder Award was given to the teacher for inspiring others to seek and explore different pathways in life. He was nominated by current students, band volunteer Terry Pottmeyer and MISD administrator Jennifer Wright.

“Parker is a tireless advocate for arts education and speaks with knowledge, passion and conviction about the importance of music in the lives of young learners. Teaching students from fifth grade through 12th, he leads a program so compelling, so excellent and so relevant to students that fully 20 percent of the students at the high school are enrolled,” wrote Pottmeyer and Wright in Bixby’s nomination letter.

“Mr. Bixby is not just

a teacher,” wrote MIHS drum major Hannah Frisch as part of the nomination. “He is a therapist, comedian, pal, role model, disciplinarian, philosopher, intellectual and humanitarian. Not a day goes by when Mr. Bixby does not teach you something, whether it be about making music, or perspective about a common stereotype.”

Bixby will be honored during Phi Beta Kappa’s spring lunch on May 13.

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MIHS ‘Knowledge Bowl’ team is third at state The Mercer Island High School Knowledge Bowl team finished third at the state competition on March 23 in Arlington.

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Mock Trial teams excel, Gorey is ‘best attorney’

School excellence extends to transportation services

Mercer Island High School is proud to announce the recognition by the Washington State Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) for academic achievement and the outstanding performance of the school’s two ‘Mock Trial’ teams at the State Finals Tournament this past weekend.

MIHS Mock Trial Team1 came in eighth out of the 20 teams competing from around the state.

Out of the 300 participants, MIHS senior Ryan Gorey captured this year’s state tournament award for Best Attorney.

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While admittedly we are one of the many families that moved from Seattle to Mercer Island for the excellent schools, I had no idea how far the definition of excellent schools extended.

I’ve been so impressed by my kids’ teachers and administrators from the start, but over the past couple of years I’m also so appreciative of Todd Kelsay, the MISD transportation director.

Beginning in January, on Friday mornings before school, we have had 70-80 elementary school students running in preparation for the MI 5K but also just to get kids’ brains cells firing before school (thanks to all of the studies highlighting how important exercise is for brains).

Todd has been so supportive by helping coordinate buses for these runners to get to their respective schools on time, and if it weren’t for him and his super friendly drivers, there’s no way we’d be able to offer this program to non-Lakeridge students.

So a huge congratulations to all the kids that ran this past weekend, but also a huge thank you to Todd Kelsay and our school district for supporting them.

I only wish other school districts were as fortunate as we are!

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Thank you, MI Community Fund On behalf of IslandVision, a community nonprofit focused on achieving sustainable prosperity on Mercer Island by addressing the human actions that are contributing to global climate change, we thank the Community Fund for helping support Leap for Green, an Earth Day fair scheduled for April 13 at the Mercer Island Community Center from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The Community Fund enables us to educate ‘kids of all ages’ about what is happening and how they can make changes to their daily lives to minimize their impact on the earth while increasing their community impact.

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iPads | FROM 1 iPads on April 11-12, after spring break, while the freshmen and eighthgraders will get theirs in August.

The district is planning ongoing professional development with teachers at both Islander Middle School and MIHS to help them not only learn the most effective ways to use the devices, but also to offer support.

Parents who already have iPads for their child’s use at home can opt out of the program, but they have to be willing to pay for the apps that are available on the district devices. The district said in its ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ about the program that one of the program’s goals is to provide a consistent digital platform for both students and teachers.

Some of the 78 apps that will be available include: 3D Brain, which models the human brain; Constitution for iPad, an app that is like flashcards to help with studying; Daily Grammar, which helps with grammar lessons; KCLS, which allows access to the King County Library System; and Nature Human Genome, which looks at genetics.

Each device also includes a management tool that will allow the district to track the location of the iPad, monitor the amount of free and used memory, push messages and transmit documents and keep a record of how long since the device has reported to the management system, which will be used if the device is ever lost or stolen. The management system will not be able to read data about apps or usage, control the camera or see

data stored on the device.

Wright said the Shoreline School District has a similar program, which started with laptops but is slowly converting to using iPads.

She said Shoreline has had a 1:1 laptop program for all students in 7-12 grades for around the last five years, but last year moved a high school to using iPads and another this year.

“They are the closest in both volume and size to us,” said Wright. “It’s a wonderful program.”

Learn more To learn more about the Mercer Island School District’s 1:1 iPad program, visit the district’s website at www.mercerislandschools.org.

The district has created a FAQ section to answer most questions from parents and Island residents.

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President Obama’s sister to visit Island to attend Stanley Ann Dunham Scholarship award ceremony Mercer Island High School student, Hannah Winkelman, interviewed Maya SoetoroNg, President Obama’s halfsister, about her mother and about her upcoming visit to Mercer Island for the Stanley Ann Dunham Scholarship Awards Ceremony on April 20.

By Hannah Winkelman Special to the Reporter

Mercer Island High School may have had a hand in shaping our 44th president; after all, Barack Obama’s mother, Stanley Ann Dunham, graduated from MIHS in 1960.

A prominent intellectual, Dunham enjoyed talking about new ideas, current events, and reading books from the Mercer Island library as a high school student. She went on to earn a Ph.D. in anthropology and worked with women in developing countries around the world, giving them the courage to be independent and the tools to start their own businesses. It all started in a Seattle suburb known as Mercer Island, in an even smaller neighborhood known as the Shorewood Apartments. “[Mercer Island] helped

her develop a sense of curi- people.” osity about the larger world,” MIHS proved to be the said Maya Soetoro-Ng, perfect place for Dunham.

Dunham’s daughter, and Her teachers encouraged President Obama’s half-sister. Dunham’s curiosity. They “I imagine her being a teen- taught students to quesager watching the water in tion their surroundings, various placand never to es around her accept anyand wonderthing as “just ing where it is,” but to look might carry for a deeper her, and it meaning. could carry “[MIHS] her very far.” helped make Dunham her feel like Maya Soetoro-Ng she could be spoke fondly Daughter of Stanley Ann brave intelof her time Dunham and sister of President lectually and on Mercer Barack Obama Island, tellin other ways ing Soetoroas well,” said Ng stories of growing up, Soetoro-Ng. about what she would wear “[But the Island] seemed — penny loafers and sweater like it was a really friendsets — as well as stories of ly and loving place,” said her friends. She told Soetoro- Soetoro-Ng. “It made her Ng that she used to climb feel protected as well. For trees on the Island with a the rest of the life she loved book and read; sometimes the Seattle area, and would she would just sit in the trees tell me that I would love it and think. there, too.”

“She would tell me stories After graduating from about the places they would MIHS in 1960, Dunham walk and some of the things moved with her parents that they read,” said Soetoro- to Honolulu and attended Ng. “My sense was that her the University of Hawaii set wasn’t particularly wild, at Manoa. During her first but they were invested in semester, she met and fell the world; a nice group of in love with Barack Obama

“Mercer Island helped her develop a sense of curiosity about the larger world.”

Sr., the first African foreign student enrolled at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. She dropped out of school and married Obama on Feb. 2, 1961.

From the fall quarter of 1961 through the spring quarter of 1962, Dunham, now “Anna Obama,” attended the University of Washington, while she and her baby boy, Barack, lived in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle.

Later, when she returned to Honolulu, she found out that Barack Sr. was still married to his previous wife. She divorced him and finished her studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. There, she married Lolo Soetoro, an Indonesian graduate student. The new family moved to Indonesia, and in 1970, Dunham’s second child was born. That child is Maya Soetoro-Ng, who lives in Honolulu with her husband and two children and is a professor of education at the University of Hawaii.

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Students celebrate the value of service at ‘We Day’

By Megan Managan

didn’t know how many tickets they would be able to get, but Most kids are taught that opened the application prothe reward for volunteer- cess to all students. The main ing is the knowledge and criteria was involvement in a pride in doing a good thing. service project of some kind, Sometimes, though, there either in the past or presently is a reward for doing those working on.

“We looked at what the good things. On Wednesday, March 27, 15,000 students students said and narrowed from across Washington it down,” she said. The 29 descended on Key Arena for students were chosen from such a reward. The first ever the hundreds who applied.

We Day in the United States “There was quite a range of was held on Wednesday, fea- projects,” said Stone. “One of turing acts such as Jennifer the main ones was the food Hudson, Nelly Furtado, drive we do in the fall. The Martin Sheen, Martin Luther kids really look forward to King III and a surprise per- that, and it helps local famiformance by Macklemore lies.”

Other projects included and Ryan Lewis.

We Day, which has been Hearts for the Homeless, held throughout Canada for which happens around Valentine’s years, is a Day, where celebration students of the powmake cards erful things for homeless that young in the area. adults are Projects d o i n g . with the Girl Students Scouts, and e ar ne d those rectheir way ognized by to the event the National through serCharity vice in one League, were local and Kari Anderson also popuone global IMS seventh-grader lar, as well as service projchurch orgaect. Mercer nizations.

Island was represented by 29 “We’re lucky to have so students at Islander Middle many who volunteer,” said School.

Tara Stone, interim prin- Stone. “We thought this cipal at IMS, said she heard would be a great way to instill about the event through a some more energy into it, like friend. She said the school a motivator.” mmanagan@mi-reporter.com

“I thought that I had made at least somewhat of a difference before We Day — but now I think that I’m nowhere near what I could be doing.”

Schools who are invited to participate are encouraged to participate in at least one local charity and a global one.

“The global part is the one we’re still thinking on,” said Stone. “We’re thinking about how to expand.”

The event itself was like going to a star-studded music festival, but just for kids.

Here is what some of the students who attended the event said afterward: “We Day was a super inspiring experience. I had a great time and realized that kids can make a difference.

It was really cool to hear some people’s stories of doing the ‘impossible.’ All of the speakers really connected with the audience.

It was fun to see everyone’s YouthSpark bracelets glowing in the dark like the spark in us. I am so glad I got to go, and I hope everyone will take what they learned and use it for the better,” said seventhgrader Caroline Lambright.

“I had an amazing time at We Day. I would really like to thank the teachers who gave us this incredible opportunity. I feel inspired to take action in our community and around the world. At first I didn’t know what I could do and if I could do something to help out. But now I feel motivated and eager to be the change and take action,” said

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Louise Morton, a seventhgrader.

“I thought that I had made at least somewhat of a difference before We Day, but now I think that I’m nowhere near what I could be doing,” wrote seventh-grader Kari Anderson.

“Some of the kids out there have been doing these kind of things while giving up a lot. Time, money, and things are all spent, but when you think about it, it’s worth it. First world problems aren’t real problems, and, if we work hard, we can make that true for Third World problems. Maybe we will, someday. I know that I can do much, much more than what I’ve been doing. And I think that if I can, the rest of the world can. Together, we can change the world.”

“I think We Day was very inspirational for young kids like us. It taught us that we can make a difference as kids locally and globally, regardless of the issue. I think the

speakers were very inspiring and so were the founders themselves ... The youthspark bands were pretty cool just like a lot of things at this event. This is something I remember for the rest of my life,” said Patrick Hanson, seventh grade.

“Today was so inspirational for me to see all of their stories and how they overcame. It showed me that I can get over any hump or setback that is thrown at me,” wrote sixth-grader Stirling Yeason.

“We Day was a real life changer. I learned that the world will change, but it starts with us. I’m already reading ‘Free The Children,’ it is really good,” said sixth-grader Nia Tate. “I also connected to the speakers, I hope I can learn more from this. In the future I’m planning on helping as much as I can with ‘We Will Not Rest’ in helping the homeless.”

“I think that We Day was really inspirational, and I loved listening to all of the speakers talk. I liked how they really included the audi-

ence, and how they taught us the dance. Today was so fun, and I would absolutely love to do it again!” said Cara Starnes, sixth-grade.

“We Day was an amazing day, and it was nice to be there with a mix of kids that we don’t normally see on a daily basis and still have fun.

The energy in the arena was amazing, and it felt like we were all mentally together,” wrote eighth-grader Kristin Jradi. “The speakers were so passionate about how we can change the world; it was very inspirational. At times we have all asked how we could make a difference since we are only one person, and yesterday taught us that we can. I also loved hearing the stories of what our community has done to make a difference. The amazing performances and the powerful speakers really empowered me to talk about We Day and learn about some of the other campaigns that Free The Children is involved with. I

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The average gift from the tooth fairy climbed to $2.42 last year, up from $2.10 in 2011, a 15.2 percent gain.

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In 2012, the S&P 500 gained 13.4 percent, similar to the tooth fairy gift’s 15.2 percent gain.

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WE Day | FROM 12 will definitely be participating in the ‘we are silent day,’ teaching the ‘we day’ dance, and spreading the word. I am so thankful for being able to attend this event.”

“We Day made me think that people have the desire for change, and the hope that the world can be a better place. We Day is the call that brings a generation together. Most of all, We Day is more than just one day of celebration and inspiration, it is every day.

Free The Children’s We Day is youth leading and spreading local and global change. One step at a time, we will change the world,” said sixth-grader Faith Osei-Tutu.

“I had the best time at We Day — it was incredibly inspirational and exciting and fun all at the same time. I feel so motivated to start helping out even more,” said seventh-grader Sophie Feldman.

“I heard the wonder and inspiration in Magic Johnson’s voice. He explained to us that anything is possible, we can do things for our community that is so little yet goes so far and that we are the next great generation,” said sixth-grader Bridget Aylen. “This was literally a once-in-a-lifetime experience that I participated in. This absolutely changed the way I think now. This experience was amazing, so amazing I cannot even explain. We Day, we inspire the change.”

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Mercer Island girls lacrosse fits pieces together on field

By Megan Managan

mmanagan@mi-reporter.com

Teams are like puzzles, and getting all of the pieces to fit on and off the field makes a good team. The Mercer Island girls lacrosse team is working to get to the finished product in the early season. The Islanders are 2-2-0 so far this season, splitting games last week.

“The team has been doing well this season so far in practice, and some games, we have been working on putting it all together, working as a team and working to do this more consistently,” said head coach Liz Shields.

On Monday, March 25, the team beat Overlake by just one point. The final score was 17-16 for the Islanders.

Mercer Island was up 9-7 at the end of the first half, but Overlake outscored the team 9-8 in the second to

Megan Managan/Staff Photos

Megan Managan/Staff Photo

Mercer Island’s Gabby Venditti returns a serve during her doubles match with twin sister Lydia against Sammamish on Tuesday, March 26. Below, singles player Nora Tan serves during the No. 1 singles match against Sammamish.

Mercer Island shuts out the Totems

Mercer Island’s Saffron Snethen runs down the line during the Islanders’ loss to Lakeside on March 27. close the gap.

Tyler Sherper scored six goals for Mercer Island in the win, adding two ground

balls to her stats for the season. Saffron Snethen

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By Megan Managan

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The Mercer Island girls tennis team is off to a solid start this spring. The team has beaten some top-notch teams and is doing well against conference competition.

“It’s going well,” said head coach Mindy Blakeslee.

“We beat defending 4A champs Kamiak earlier, and we have Bellarmine coming up.”

The team hosted Sammamish on Tuesday, March 26, winning with a perfect score of 7-0.

Megan Managan/Staff Photo

Mercer Island senior Dulce Moll looks for an open teammate on Wednesday, March 27, during a match at Lakeside. The Islanders lost to the Lions, 12-8.

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Lacrosse | FROM 16 posted four goals and one ground ball, while goalie Andrea Hatsukami made nine saves in the game.

On Wednesday, March 27, the team traveled to play Lakeside. The final score was 12-8 for the Lions.

The game was close at halftime, with Lakeside leading 8-7 over Mercer Island, and though the Islanders only gave up four goals in the second half, the team only scored one, which allowed Lakeside the win.

Mercer Island’s Dulce Moll had three goals in the game

with one assist, while Saffron Snethen posted three goals.

Tyler Sherper added two goals and an assist while goalie Andrea Hatsukami made seven saves for the team.

While the team has had some early success, there is still work to be done, according to Shields.

“We tend to rush in offense and don’t run the systems that we have been practicing, so again they need to work together and support each other,” said Shields.

Mercer Island will take a break from games for spring break next week, but will return to action on Tuesday, April 9, to play Kennedy at 4 p.m. at Sunset Park.

Megan Managan/Staff Photo

Above, goalie Andrea Hatsukami looks to pass after making a save. Right, Annalise Weiss scoops up the ball during the first half of the Islanders’ game against Lakeside.

Tennis | FROM 16 In the singles competition, Nora Tan beat Ella Kuzmenko 6-0, 6-0, while Carisa Ham beat Tina Liu 6-0, 6-1. Catherine Seifert beat Min Yang 6-2, 6-0 and Julia Glick beat Ha Nguyen 6-4, 7-6 (8-6).

In the doubles competition, twins Lydia and Gabby Venditti beat Sarah Baker and Demri Horton 6-1, 6-0, while Miji Suhr and Ashley Larson beat Maha Ghandour and Sarah Devin 6-0, 6-2. Sarah Sweet and Lark Reusch beat Aubrey Dolittle and Yvonne Chang 6-1, 6-0.

Blakeslee said the team will play against Seattle Prep

By the numbers Baseball Thursday, March 28 Mercer Island 9, Nathan Hale 1 Mercer Island – 4 2 0 1 2 0 x – 9 14 3 Nathan Hale – 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 – 1 4 3 Mercer Island –

Boys lacrosse Wednesday, March 27 MI 16, Emerald Ridge-Puyallup 1 Mercer Island – 16 Emerald Ridge-Puyallup – 1 Mercer Island – Evan Condon 4 goals, 2 assists, 3 ground balls; Steen Swedstedt 3 goals, 1 assist; Grant Priesler 3 goals, 3 assists, 2 ground balls; Devlin Conway 2 goals, 5 ground balls; Scotty Lee 3 saves; Benji Rothenberg 3 saves.

Friday, March 29 Mercer Island 11, Skyline 10 Mercer Island – 2 3 4 2 – 11 Skyline – 4 0 2 4 – 10 Mercer Island – Peter Mahony 3 goals, 1 assist; Cooper Johnson 3 goals; Steen Swedstedt 3 goals; Grant Preisler 1 goal; Deevlin Conway 1 goal; Benji Rothenberg 3 saves.

Boys soccer Tuesday, March 26 Mercer Island 5, Interlake 0 Mercer Island – Josh Lee (Sean Bender)15:00; Sean Bender (Nate Umlauf)

23:00; Nate Schuler (Nate Umlauf) 50:00; Sam Valerio (un) 55:00; Ryan Hill (Peter Battisti) 75:00; Sam Miller shutout.

Friday, March 29 Mercer Island 2, Juanita 2 Mercer Island – Josh Lee (Sean Bender) 26:00; Ryan Hill (Sean Bender) 58:00.

Juanita – Riley O’Rourke (Noah Boucher) 34:00; Nick Horne (Brady Clement) 60:00.

Fastpitch Tuesday, March 26 Interlake 7, Mercer Island 3 Interlake – 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 – 7 Mercer Island – 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 – 3 Mercer Island – Maiya Loucks 2-4; Morgan Peyou 1-4, 2 runs, 1 RBI, 1 triple.

Girls water polo Wednesday, March 27 Mercer Island 15, Shorewood 7 Mercer Island – 15 Shorewood – 7 Mercer Island – No scoring information available.

Girls golf Tuesday, March 26 Bellevue Golf Course (par 35) MI 242, Lake Washington 268 Scoring – 1. Anna Jensen (LW) 41, 2.

Kate Peterson 47, 3. Whitley Pearson 48, 4. Maddy Pearson, Vanna Orecchio 49.

Thursday, March 28 Jefferson Park GC (par 36)

and Newport later in the year. Prep, a team the Islanders will face off against in the district competition, isn’t usually on the Islanders’ season schedule, but will give the team a chance to see what’s ahead in the postseason.

“Holy Names is probably the team to beat this year, along with us,” said the coach. “They have a lot of depth.”

While Blakeslee is still trying to determine her lineup for the season, more is unknown than in years past.

“Last year I had the luxury of knowing what Metro was doing, but this year I don’t,” she said.

After spring break, the team will travel to Tacoma to play Bellarmine Prep, a top 4A team. The match is set for Wednesday, April 10, at 3:30 p.m.

MI 234, Sammamish 262 Scoring – 1. Madison Pearson 45,, 2.

Vanna Orecchio 46, 3. Katie Rorem 47, 4.

Carsen Harkins 48, 5. Jane Peterson 49.

Track and Field Tuesday, March 26 Mercer Island vs. Interlake Boys results – 100 meters - Risley Lesko 11.3, Justin Boynes 11.8, Andrew Barnwell 11.8; 200 meters - Risley Lesko 23.3, Ethan Vu 23.6, Justin Boynes 24.2; 400 meters - Ethan Vu 52, Emerson Shultz 53.6, Luke Bohlinger 56.9, Travis Gallatin 57.3; 800 meters - Eric Schulz 1:55.17, Jonathan Perr 2:13.32, Daniel Mayer 2:21.41, Simon Wang 2:25.24; 1,600 meters - Daniel Mayer 4:35.08, Nathan Cummings 4:39.38, Ian Platou 4:46.47, Nathan Galltin 4:48.36, Kyle Weiss 4:49.13, Dylan Lekos 4:52.83; 3,200 meters - Matthew Wotipka 9:46.15, Kyle Weiss 10:59.70, Ian Schneiderman 11:45.57; 110 meter hurdles - John Gallagher 17.5, Max Tilden 17.6, Joshua Hartmann 22.8, Jasper Hugunin 24.2; 300 meter hurdles - John Gallagher 46.3, Espen Platou 46.8, Max Tilden 47.7, Jasper Hugunin 51.9; 4x100 relay - Mercer Island (Justin Boynes, Ethan Vu, Luke Bohlinger, Risley Lesko) 45.6; Shot put - Tyler Walters 41’9, Sean Pyne 40’2, Nolan Conway 39’6, Collin Nicoll 34’1, Espen Platou 32, Shair Noorani 31’4, Dylan Majewski 31, Brian Wen 23’8; Discus - Dylan Majewski 89, Sahir Noorani 85’8, Kyle Hsu 84’3, Sean Pyen 77, Espen Platou 75’8, Nicholas Richards 74’4, Tyler Walters 73’6, Joshua Hartmann 61’8, Kwame Opoku 58; Javelin - Tyler

Walters 119’4, Collin Nicoll 108’6, Dylan Majewski 101’11, Nicholas Richards 99’8, Ryna Jones 86’5, Delano Kingston 85’1, Kyle Hsu 83’9.5, Kwame Opoku 55’9, Brian Wen 51’2; Long jump - Risley Lesko 19’10.5, Andrew Barnwell 17’1, Justin Boynes 16’4.25, Eric Kim 15’10, Peter Welch 15’4.5, Nathaniel Tate 10; Triple jump - John Gallagher 35’4.

Girls results – 100 meters - Lorial Yeadon 13.2, Adrienne Emick 13.9, Lauren Emick 14.2; 200 meters - Latrevian Saunders 28.1, Adrienne Emick 29.4, Jolie Tate 30.2; 400 meters - Victoria Gersch 61.8, Kris Brackmann 64.5, Lauren Emick 69.7; 800 meters - Sarah Bjarnason 2:23.99, Adrienne Suhm 2:59.25; 1,600 meters - Alida Scalzo 5:23.26, Linden Elggren 5:41.83, CeCe Rosenman 5:53.22, Sydney Zeldes 6:05.92, Rhiannon Holmes 6:17.68, Adrienne Suhm 6:19.86, Kaya McRuer 6:23.83; 3,200 meters - Linden Elggren 12:34.47, Alida Scalzo 12:43.39, CeCe Rosenman 12:50.33, Kaya McRuer 14:05.12; 100 meter hurdles - Shannon Cavanaugh 18.3, Lindsay Lightfoot 18.9, Jolie Tate 20.6; 300 meter hurdles - Shannon Cavanaugh 58.6, Sydney Zeldes 58.8; 4x200 relay - Mercer Island (Lorial Yeadon, atrevian Saunders, Kris Brackmann, Victoria Gersch) 1:46.6; Shot put - Carly Ledbetter 28, Katherine Hendrikson 24’4, Christina Doctor 24’3; Discus - Christina Doctor 67’2, Katherine Hendrikson 58’9, Carly Ledbetter 47’5; Javelin - Katherine Hendrikson 85’6, Piper Casey 65’8.5, Carly Ledbetter 62’1, Ashley Sun 38’6, Jacqueline Gallup 28’2; High jump - Kris Brackmann 5’0, Emily Lightfoot 4’10, Shannon Cavanaugh 4’2; Long jump - Latrevian Saunders 14’3.

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Sports briefs MIHS teams, clubs earn WIAA honors for academic achievement Twelve Mercer Island High School teams and organizations have earned honors from the Washington State Interscholastic Activities Association for outstanding or distinguished academic achievement this year.

The following teams were honored by the WIAA, earning the outstanding scholastic award for having a combined GPA of 3.5 or higher: varsity girls basketball, varsity boys swimming, varsity wrestling, varsity cheer, drama II, wind symphony and symphonic orchestra.

The following teams were recognized for earning the distinguished scholastic award, for having a combined GPA of 3.0 to 3.49: jazz choir, forensics (debate), varsity boys basketball, varsity dance and drill and gymnastics.

The MIHS mock trial team also finished eighth out of 20 teams in the state competition. Senior Ryan

Gorey, in a field of 300, was named the state tournament’s best attorney.

“It is wonderful to watch these students challenge themselves in their sports and activities, and in the classrooms,” said MIHS principal Vicki Puckett.

“They display a tremendous work ethic and team spirit that makes us all proud.”

MIHS boys soccer to honor former coach April 9 The Mercer Island High School boys soccer team will pay tribute to their former coach Steve Newman, at the team’s April 9 home game.

Newman, who coached the team for over 15 years, died last October. In honor of his legacy, the team is wearing his initials on their jersey’s this season, but also wanted to do more to honor the coach.

On Tuesday, April 9, the team will be hosting Bellevue, a longstanding rival, in a 7:30 p.m. game.

Members of the Newman family will be on hand and the team plans to honor them, and remembrances of the coach will be shared at halftime.

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Egg hunts packed on a sunny Saturday

By Reporter Staff

The annual egg hunts in Mercerdale Park were a solid success on a very sunny Saturday afternoon last weekend.

Several hundred children

and their parents attended the Lil’ Ones Egg Hunt in the late afternoon. Despite an impromptu start when children mistook instructions for the actual start, the eggs were quickly snatched

up, and almost as fast as it began, it was over.

Later in the evening, older kids gathered at the park for the annual Flashlight Egg Hunt, searching for eggs in the long grass in the dark.

Conner Webster/Contributed Photo

Families line up before the Lil’ Ones Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 30, at Mercerdale Park.

The hunt got off to a unexpected start, but was a success nevertheless.

BASTYR UNIVERSITY NATURAL HEALTH PIONEER IN OUR BACKYARD

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he success of Bastyr University rests on a rigorous natural health curriculum that includes naturopathic medicine, acupuncture, midwifery, nutrition and more.

Above, Kesler Mctaggart, 1, tests out an egg with father Mason Mctaggart, of Bellevue, at the Lil’ Ones Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 30. Left, children line up in Mercerdale Park for the Flashlight Egg Hunt on Saturday evening, specifically for older kids.

The University is also a driver of economic development with an impact of over $136 million in the greater Seattle region.

Read about this gem in our backyard in a special supplement on April 17.

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7:45am Breakfast in the Community Life Center 8:15am Worship in the Community Life Center 9:15am No Christian Education 10:35am Worship in Sanctuary 5:00pm Evening Worship in Sanctuary

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The Schied family searches for eggs at the Lil’ Ones Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 30. Dad, Derrick, along with 4-year-old son Corban and daughter Adri, 6, were down for the weekend from Bellingham.

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Probus Club of Mercer Island Meeting: 10:30 a.m., April 3, Mercer

Island Presbyterian Church, 3605 84th Ave. S.E. Speaker: Ed Holmes, Mercer Island Chief of Police.

East Link Cost Savings Open House:

4-7 p.m., April 3, Bellevue City Hall, 450 110th Ave. N.E. Sound Transit, City of Bellevue invite the public to review/comment on the proposed East Link Cost Savings ideas before final decision. www.soundtransit. org/eastlink.

Thursday | 4 Mercer Island Chamber of Commerce April Membership Luncheon: 12-1:15

p.m., April 4, MICEC, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Speaker: Earl Bell, author of “Winning in Baseball.” Informal networking: 11:45 a.m. RSVP: info@ MercerIslandchamberofcommerce. org, (206) 232-3404. Cost: $15 (members), $20 (nonmembers).

Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group: 3-4:30 p.m., April 4, MICEC,

8236 S.E. 24th St. A consistent, caring place for group members to discuss the challenges/problems of the disease, share their feelings and find emotional support, and exchange information about Alzheimer’s. Free.

MIVAL 3rd Annual Treasures in Miniature Art Show and Artists Reception: 5:30 p.m., April 4, MIVAL

Gallery, 2836 78th Ave. S.E. Exhibit open: April 4-27. Paintings are less than 8 inches; 3-D art is less than 6 inches.

Mercer Island Freemasons: 6:30 p.m., April 4, VFW Post 5760, 1836 72nd Ave. S.E. Mercer Island Lodge #297, Free & Accepted Masons of WA, meets monthly on the first Thursday. Dinner: 6:30 p.m.

Meeting: 7:30 p.m. To become a Mason, ask about membership. www.mercerislandmasons.org.

Saturday | 6 Clothed Model Paintings Exhibition:

11 a.m.-5 p.m., April 6, MICEC, 8236 S.E. 24th Street. Winter Session Clothed Model Class’s first exhibition. Refreshments served; meet facilitator McAlister Merchant and artists. Spring class: Fridays, April 5-June 21. (206) 2757609, www.myparksandrecreation. com.

Sunday | 7

Yom Hashoah - Holocaust Remembrance Day Programs: April

7. Memorial service for Holocaust victims and their families: 10:3011:30 a.m., SJCC Holocaust Memorial, 3801 East Mercer Way. Public lecture: 2:30-4:30 p.m., UW Kane Hall. Speakers: Leo Hymas, Robbie Waisman. Sponsors: The Holocaust Center, UW Jewish Studies Program. www.wsherc.org.

Monday | 8 Jewish History in Washington State:

cation and food. Free. Sponsors: IslandVision, City of Mercer Island.

Leap for Green Birding & Nature Walk: 11 a.m., April 13. Depart

from the Friends of Luther Burbank Park booth inside MICEC, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Explore Luther Burbank wetlands. Led by Audubon master birder, Judith Roan. Free.

Events | Ongoing “Video Animated Storytelling” Parks and Recreation Spring Break Camp: 10-11:30 a.m., April 1-5,

7:30 p.m., April 8, SJCC, 3801 East Mercer Way. Presented by Howard Droker, historian/author. Doors open: 7 p.m. Autographed copies of “Family of Strangers” will be available. Cost: $5. Free for JGSWS members. www.jgsws.org.

Mercer Island Boys & Girls Club PEAK, 4120 86th Ave. S.E. Ages 7-13. Pick a fantasy scene and choose from computer animated avatars to tell a story. Cost: $139 (resident); $166 (nonresident).

Tuesday | 9

“Green Screen Video Mania” Parks and Recreation Spring Break Camp:

Mercer Island Rotary Club Luncheon: 12-1:30 p.m., April 9,

MICEC, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Each weekly meeting covers club activities and features a guest speaker.

The general public is welcome to attend.

Wednesday | 10 Parks and Recreation Senior Lunch and Conversation: 12-1

p.m., April 10, MICEC, 8236 S.E. 24th Street. Second Wednesday of every month, starting in April. Transportation available.

Reservations required. Contact: (206) 275-7895, prompt #2. Limited drop-in availability. Age: 65+. Fee: $5 plus tax.

Saturday | 13 Community Emergency Response Team Class: 9 a.m.-12 p.m., April 13,

City Hall Council Chambers, 9611 S.E. 36th St. CERT Unit 3: Disaster Medical - Part 1. www.mercergov. org/emergencyprep.

Spring Recycling Event: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., April 13, Mercer Island Boat Launch, 3600 East Mercer Way. Safely dispose of old equipment and household items. For a list of acceptable and unacceptable items, go to www.mercergov.org.

Leap for Green: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., April 13, MICEC, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Earth Day Family Fair. Theme: “There’s no place like home.”

Resources for green, healthy, sustainable living on the Island.

Enjoy music, entertainment, edu-

12:30-4 p.m., April 1-5, Mercer Island Boys and Girls Club PEAK, 4120 86th Ave. S.E. Ages 9-14.

Bring home a DVD of the video you produce. Cost: $184 (resident)/$220 (nonresident).

Parks & Recreation Senior Golf Program: Mondays, April 1-Oct. 28.

Nine hole, 18 hole options, local golfing courses. Transportation available ($5), green fees on your own. Fee plus tax: $24 (resident); $28 (nonresident). Contact: Katie, (206) 275-7862.

MIYFS VOICE & SVP Registration:

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Children, from left, Ethan Ready, Maeli Ready, and Shayna Wagner share a chocolate seder meal with their grandmother at the SJCC on March 28. reserve your spot, call Mackenzie Krause: (206) 659-4156. www.collegetutors.com.

Mercer Island Radio Operators Meeting: 7 p.m., April 18, Mercer

Island Fire Station, 3030 78th Ave. S.E. Learn about amateur radio communications, emergency preparedness. www.mirohams.org.

First Aid and Adult CPR w/ AED: 9 a.m.-2 p.m., April 20, Mercer Island Fire Station 91, 3030 78th Ave. S.E. This is not a health care provider class. Cost: $35 (check/cash). To reserve a space, call (206) 2757607.

Cercle Francophone - French Conversation Evening: 7-9 p.m.,

open through 5 p.m., April 24, at www.mercergov.org/voice. This summer, MIYFS offers two youth volunteer programs: VOICE (high school) and SVP (middle school).

Contact: Tambi Cork, tambi.cork@ mercergov.org, 275-7755.

April 23, Brennen residence on Mercer Island. Sponsor: Mercer Island Sister City Association.

Informal evening. The only “rule” is to speak French. All levels welcome. For driving directions, contact: Beth Brennen, 232-7650; or Monica Howell, 232-2983.

Events | Upcoming

Emergency Volunteer Lead Quarterly Meeting: 11 a.m.-1 p.m.,

Mercer Island Historical Society Meeting: 1 p.m., April 15, MICEC,

8236 S.E. 24th St. Speaker: Wendy Funicello, Compliance and Guild Projects Manager, Seattle Children’s Hospital Guild Association and Panel Members of Mercer Island Guild, celebrating its 85th anniversary. Topic: uncompensated care program that benefits from the Directory fund. www.mihistory.org.

College Tutors Free Homework Help:

April 15-18, College Nannies & Tutors, 7605 S.E. 27th St. Sessions for Mercer Island middle and high school students. Free tutoring after school until 6:30 p.m. each night. Appointment required. To

City Hall Council Chambers, 9611

Library 4400 88th Ave. S.E. (206) 236-3537 www.kcls.org/MercerIsland One-on-One Computer Assistance:

10, 10:30 and 11 a.m., April 5.

Do you need extra help on the computer? A KCLS volunteer instructor can give you one-onone assistance. Please register.

Saturday Film Series Feast Your Eyes! Movies about Food: “Julie

& Julia,” 1 p.m., April 6; “Jiro Dreams of Sushi,” 1 p.m., April

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S.E. 36th St. Meetings consist of team leads from committees, but all interested emergency volunteers are welcome to attend.

Northwest Watercolor Society Artists’ Reception & Award Ceremony: 6:30-8 p.m., April 25,

MICEC, 8236 S.E. 24th St. The Northwest Watercolor Society 2013 Open Show is in the Mercer Gallery, April 15-May 31. Meet the artists and enjoy refreshments and entertainment at the artists’ reception.

Infant/Child/Adult CPR with AED: 7-9 p.m., April 25, Mercer Island Fire Station 91, 3030 78th Ave. S.E. This is not a health care provider class.

Cost: $20 (check/cash). To reserve a space, call (206) 275-7607.

An Afternoon With Charles Fox:

2 p.m., April 28, SJCC, 3801 East Mercer Way. Charles Fox, renowned composer of many TV hit-show themes and film scores, will play piano and talk about his exceptional career. SJCC Jewish Touch Lecture Series. Cost: $12 ($8 for SJCC members, seniors, students). www.sjcc.org.

13. Each screening will include an educational lecture and Q&A led by film historian Lance Rhoades.

Food Glorious Food: 7 p.m., April 9. Presented by Susan Olds. A survey on the theme of food in art. The program will cover over 100 images of cuisine through the centuries. Nonperishable food donations accepted for local food banks. www.kcls.org/ cooks.

Computer Class: Microsoft Excel Level 2: 7 p.m., April 10.

Registration required.

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Cape Cod Estate $3,250,000 Acre+ of formal gardens, exquisite renovation of all interior space, 5BR/4.5BA, main mas- King County Real Estate ter+for mal rooms+fam rm+rec rm, outdoor r m+pool & play space galore #391328 Level N’end WFT Laura Reymore $3,150,000 206-230-5351 Sandy beach, pr ivate, level wtrfrnt w/rare, north facing yacht moorage.

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Auburn $219,500 Great duplex investment opportunity. Close to downtown shops and busline. Both units have 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom. #236629 Chase Costello 206-999-4420 Jeff Costello 206-595-5709

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Custom Estate $1,235,000 Spectacular 2.5ac estate with pool, ADU, spor t court, poolhouse, yearround creek. Street of Dreams builder Gregerson Homes custom built this 2005 5BR home #457615 Greg Rosenwald 206-230-5445

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Slopes uphill, ideal for daylight rambler to accommodate 27.5’ height restriction above SE 63rd #400336 Lindy Weathers 206-920-8842

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Key Peninsula S $279,900 -Short Sale- Perfect location for your beach house getaway! Access to a private, pea gravel beach for fishing, walks, and summer moorage.

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New In Everett $234,900 Large attic space, gas available for appliances, new roof within past 3 years and a kitchen water filtration system. #462633 James Shute 206-230-5421

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Miscellaneous

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pets/animals

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The Rotary Club of Mercer Island wishes to express its heartfelt gratitude to the sponsors, the over 4,000 participants, the volunteers, the very patient and supportive residents of Mercer Island, the City of Mercer Island, Mercer Island Youth & Family Services, the Mercer Island Covenant Church, the Mercer Island Police and Fire Departments, and the WA Colon STARS for helping make the 41st Annual Mercer Island Rotary Half Marathon a resounding success. The funds raised by the event will be used to prevent colon cancer and provide funding for Rotary projects on Mercer Island, in the Greater Seattle Area, and Internationally.

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OFF ISLAND HOMES

-SHORT SALE- $122,000

Beautiful 2BR/1BA 1748SF townhouse w/fully finished basement. Laundry rm with storage. Main level has kitchen and dining w/slider to back deck. Must see! #279118 James R. Shute 206-230-5421

West Seattle

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Gated Community $459,900

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$334,900

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$1,949,000

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Welding shop/commercial/home in Maple Valley. 1.4+ acres right on the M. Valley Hwy, 3 bldgs, house, 2 tenants. 2 tax parcels. Pull through access. #390273 Betty Carleton 425-444-3507

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9.98 acres, 2 parcel numbers of stunning land. In the family since 1917 and about 1/2 pasture, 1/2 treed. At the end of a dead end road. #385825 Betty Carleton 425-444-3507 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY HOUSING

Highly sought-after coastal community of Moclips. 40ft of prime ocean frontage. Water and sewer Electric in the street. Endless possibilities. Great Views! #412644 Renata Andrews 206-230-5424

Generous .48 acre lot on Mercer Island, with survey and some studies done. Convenient location. #295333 Betty Carleton 425-444-3507

Tucked away building lot up pvt lane.

Potential lake & Mt Rainier views. Large lot, 3000sf building pad. Paved access to lot line.

Near Park trails. #112896 Lindy Weathers 206-920-8842

Partial lk view lot, small subdivision 5 lots, up pvt road off E Mercer. Backs to conservancy Tract. Road, utilities in along paved access.

Cleared for viewing! #83516 Lindy Weathers 206-920-8842

Lg residential building site in area of new/ remodeled homes. Lk & Mt Rainier views.

All utility/access easements recorded. Serene stream along south boundary. #143651 Janet Scroggs 206-230-5414

Prime northend location to build your dream! 21,350sf mostly level vacant lot will accomodate 7,000+/-sf hm. One house from the lake. Possible owner financing #455555 Harrison & St.Mary 206-953-8359

$598,000

Great opportunity: building site in desirable Lakeview Highlands. Slopes uphill, ideal for daylight rambler to accommodate 27.5’ height restriction above SE 63rd #400336 Lindy Weathers 206-920-8842

$2,500,000

Large 7.46ac subdivision comprised of 17 single family residential lots located with in Bellevue. Great location with easy access to 405, and minutes from I-90. #387423 Doug Shih 206-230-5364

Stop by our COLDWELL BANKER BAIN Mercer Island office for a Hot Sheet of New Listings, Sunday Open Houses or Sold Properties in your neighborhood!

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$1,250,000

Westside .49 Acre parcel; 50 ft, moorage & boat lift; more views w/ recent trees removed, Great room w/ kit +fam rm+liv rm+den+master on main carport+2 car gar #400850 Laura Reymore 206-230-5351

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MI Beach Club

$1,749,000

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