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Cracking down Private firework displays will result in costly fines in Sammamish

Sammamish artist Jim Lamb sits in his Pine Lake studio with several of his popular landscape pieces behind him. Below, Lamb discusses one of his paintings, ‘September Sky’ with Washington Gov. Jay Inslee.

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ammamish painter Jim Lamb wasn’t expecting the reaction he got from Gov. Jay Inslee a few weeks ago in Olympia.

Selected as the featured artist in the Governor’s Mansion gallery for the next year, Lamb and his wife were invited to meet Gov. Inslee and discuss his featured works. “It was interesting because I expected a handshake and that would be it, but he was really curious about the technical aspects,” Lamb said. “He’d go to different paintings and he’d say, ‘How’d you get that color?’ Those kind of questions you don’t normally get from most folks.” Excited to have an artist under his roof, the governor invited Lamb into his private living space to show off some of his own work. “He showed me this pastel painting that he did of Mt. Rainier, which was pretty good,” Lamb said. “Then he had these two little children’s books that he had done and self published and done some art. He does a good job.” Lamb, a plein air (outdoor) painter, specializes in oil landscapes. Eleven of his works

Around 15,000 guests tour the Governor’s Mansion every year. Anyone can call to set up a tour and also view the paintings in the gallery. Contact Frances Munez Carter, the executive residence administrator, at 360-725-3911 or Frances. Munezcarter@gov.wa.gov. To learn more about Jim Lamb and his Sammamish studio, go to www.jimlambstudio.com. — six of which he painted specifically for his “Impressions of Washington” exhibit — will be featured in the Governor’s Mansion from now until May 15, 2014. Each year one artist from around the state is invited to display works in the Governor’s Mansion “It was a very nice honor,” said Lamb, who was asked to participate after a student from

Be warned, setting off fireworks in Sammamish this Fourth of July holiday could prove costly for individuals. Instead of handing out warnings like they’ve done in the past, Sammamish police said they are going to give citations when they encounter violators. “Complaints have increased over the last couple of years,” said Sgt. Jessica Sullivan. “Last year we had more vandalism due to fireworks than we ever had in the past.” If residents are seen possessing a firework — whether sold at a “safe and sane” stand or at a reservation — they will be fined $500. If someone discharges their own device they will be fined $1,000. The city of Sammamish, incorporated in 1999, passed an ordinance in 2005 to ban private fireworks shows. “After giving everybody a few years to adapt, I think it makes sense to make sure people follow the rules,” City Manager Ben Yazici said. Sullivan encouraged residents to attend the city’s Fourth on the Plateau event if they want to watch a pyrotechnics display. SEE FIREWORKS, 2

one of his workshops recommended him. The pieces on display range from views of the coast, to the mountains, to the farmlands of eastern Washington. All of the oil paintings are all rural landscapes — something Lamb OFFICIAL has specialized in since 1991. IDE SEE LAMB, 9

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“Essentially the goal is to reduce crime related to fireworks and make our neighborhoods safer,” she said. Issaquah also bans firework use within the city limits. In fact, very few communities in King County still allow per-

sonal firework use. Bothell, Mercer Island, North Bend and Maple Valley are some of the largest cities that still allow people to light their own fireworks on the Fourth of July. A complete list is available on the county’s website. Fireworks are also allowed in unincorporated areas of the county, like Klahanie, from 9 a.m. to midnight on July 4 only.

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Regal Entertainment Group will open the Issaquah Highlands Stadium 12 theaters this week, while at the same time closing the old Regal Cinemas Issaquah 9 complex in Pickering Place. “We are going to remodel the (Pickering Place) theater and plan to reopen it later this year,” said Russ Nunley with Regal. The ultimate plan is to convert the Issaquah 9 complex into a Cinebarre, a Regal concept in which adults can order food, beer or wine from their seats. At the Highlands complex, movies will be offered for $2 from June 29 to July 1 to benefit local charities. The grand opening will be at 7 p.m. July 2 with firstrun features including “The Lone Ranger” and “Despicable Me 2.” Moviegoers will get free popcorn and soft drinks from July 2-11. “We are extremely excited to open a Regal location in the beautiful Issaquah Highlands area,” said Neal Pinsker, senior vice president of operations for Regal Entertainment Group. The June 29 preview, called “Regal’s Recipe for Hope,” will feature foodthemed films and benefit the Issaquah Food Bank. Sunday, June 30, “Read It and See It at Regal” featur-

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Food booths and family activities, live music, and free glow necklaces and flags for all! Where: Lake Boren Park 13058 Southeast 84th Way, Newcastle When: 6 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. Fireworks start: 10 p.m.

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Celebrate the Fourth with fun, not injuries

e will celebrate our country’s independence next Thursday. The Fourth of July is one of our country’s most popular holidays. All cities around here – Issaquah, Newcastle, Sammamish – ban setting off fireworks. Unfortunately, King County still allows them. The result is that personal injury or property damage is a real possibility. This isn’t to say that we shouldn’t enjoy fireworks. We should. But we should leave them to the professionals. Sammamish has many activities planned, including a fireworks display at 10 p.m. The event starts at 6 p.m. with music, a kid’s area and food vendors. A special section inside gives you all the details. Newcastle also has an evening event with fireworks at Lake Boren. Given all that, there’s no reason for individuals to buy or use fireworks. Even those touted as “safe and sane” can be dangerous. There were 354 fireworks-related injuries and fires reported to the State Fire Marshal’s Office in 2012 by fire departments and hospitals. Of the 354 reports received, there were 128 fires and 226 injuries. Here’s what happened by the numbers: ■ Seven residential fires totaling $880,500 in property loss, one was caused by an illegal device, three were caused by legal fireworks and three were caused by an unknown type of firework device. ■ Twenty-six fires and 64 injuries were caused by devices which are illegal to own or possess in Washington state. So, please, enjoy the Fourth of July. Have a party. Invite friends. Crank up the barbecue. And then sit back and let the professionals put on the fireworks show. – Craig Groshart, Issaquah & Sammamish Reporter

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Hockey would be right at home here

ince Chris Hansen and Co. made their plans known to secure an NBA franchise for Seattle and build a state-of-the-art arena in Sodo, the passion from Sonics fans has been inspiring. Sports fans in our region have been able to imagine bridging the gap between football seasons with something more than another 75-win campaign from our beloved-but-beleaguered Mariners. But recently, with the news Seattle is poised as a backup plan for the fledgling Phoenix Coyotes of the NHL, my own imagination started wandering. News of Seattle being in-play for a relocated NHL franchise is nothing new. It was part of the plan for the new Sodo arena all along. Most believed with our Josh Suman city’s decades-long history with the NBA and a pipeline of local talent and current NBA stars would make more sense for it to return first. But as the Stanley Cup Final has evolved (after a third overtime game in four games this series, Chicago tied things at 2-2 with a win over Boston on Wednesday) and caught my eye, the more sense hockey makes. It is no secret football is the King of our local sports scene. The Seahawks have such loyal fan support it has become part of their brand, as The 12th Man has been interwoven in the fabric of the team. Long before Largent, Holmgren and Beast Mode, the Washington Huskies had already planted the seed of the gridiron in the public psyche and even through their most downtrodden years have been an example of the love we have for football. When the season ends, most football fans are left in a malaise – disenchanted by the comparably finesse world of basketball and with nothing to look forward to but a baseball diamond rife with mitigated failure. But were the NHL to make a new home for itself in our Emerald City, that post-fall picture would look much different. The most obvious element separating football from other

team sports is the physicality. Even amidst a changing sports climate where head injuries are increasingly scrutinized, it is the collisions many football fans eagerly await. In hockey, they would find a kindred spirit. On the ice, there is certainly no shortage of bone-jarring checks and in some ways, hockey can fulfill some of what football fans have lost with recent rules changes in college and the pros. Remember the days when breathing on a pass catcher wasn’t enough to elicit a penalty? It is understandable if you don’t, since the league has slanted rules so much in favor of high-powered offense. The NHL had to do some of the same after a pair of labor disputes had fans tuning out, but while they have certainly opened up the game and reduced the ability to muck up play, the general premise of contact has not been sacrificed. And the contact-nature of the game is only one of the reasons it would resonate here. Few players exhibit more passion than those in the NHL, where the pain of slamming bodies meets the grind of an elongated schedule (82 games in a regular season), and the character of the game, complete with “playoff beards” and caps tossed on the ice for a hat trick, would be a welcome break from the norm. Of course, we aren’t completely devoid of on-ice exploits in our corner of the world. The Seattle Thunderbirds have a history in the city and more recently Everett’s Silvertips have taken hold in the north. Only a smattering of local youth take part in the sport, but they would be perfectly situated as our resident know-it-all fans as soon as the first puck dropped. And of course, Seattle was the first to have its name engraved on Lord Stanley’s Cup, winning the title in 1917. As one of the fastest growing regions of the country, and with more development seemingly always in the works, our winters will soon enough be filled with one professional sport or another. Here’s to hoping it includes some hitting.

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IF YOU GO Dickeys Barbecue Pit is open now at 5704 E. Lake Sammamish Drive, Suite 103, behind Bartells. Hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. The franchise which started in Dallas, Texas in 1941, features slow roasted hickory smoked meats, sides and vegetarian options. For more information, visit www.dickeys.com.

Dickey’s Barbecue Pit opens in Issaquah BY LINDA BALL LBALL@ISSAQUAHREPORTER.COM

When Sarah Forest’s 29-year-old son, Alex, said “let’s open a Dickeys Barbecue Pit in Issaquah,” she said “OK.” That’s all it took for her. Both originally from Texas, Alex works in oil and gas drilling in Oklahoma. Sarah said the first thing he wants to do when he gets off the rigs is go to Dickeys, a franchise that was born in Dallas in 1941. The chain was started by Roland Dickey – now there are over 300 nationwide, most in Texas. Sarah and Alex are business partners, but it’s clear mom is doing most of the work in Issaquah. This Dickeys is the sixth in Washington state, and the first to use the company’s new design standard. The concept with Dickeys is called move with the food. Once you enter, you go through the line, first selecting your meat. Choose from turkey, brisket, chicken, ribs, pulled pork, Virginia ham, polish sausage, spicy cheddar sausage and, since this is Issaquah, salmon. The brisket and pulled pork smoke for 14 hours in the huge hickory smoker that rotates 24/7. The other meats don’t take as long. If the temperature gets too hot or cold an alarm goes off so they can adjust accordingly. After your meat selection, you move

From left, Sarah Forest, Alex Forest and Denise Bassett. Sarah and Alex are mom and son, and are the owners of the new Dickeys Barbecue Pit opening now in Issaquah. Bassett is the general manager. LINDA BALL, Issaquah & Sammamish Reporter down the line for sides. The choices are many — potato salad (dill or original), loaded baked potato casserole, green beans, jalapeño beans that Sarah said are not too hot, barbecue baked beans, mac and cheese, caesar salad, smokehouse salad, fried okra, waffle fries, garden salad or a baked potato. If you’re a vegetarian, you can load up your potato with beans and couple it with a few salads. And there’s dessert, too, including Frito pie, which Sarah said is out of this world. General manager Denise Bassett and Sarah met in the Navy where both were sub-hunters. Sarah Forest moved to Is-

saquah when she got out of the Navy in 1995. “This store is really unique,” Bassett

said. “Sarah has put a lot of effort into making it really beautiful.” Once you gather your food and beverage (there is bottled beer), take a seat and they do the rest for you. Seven tables have power and USB ports, and the entire restaurant will have free wi-fi. Catering will be available, too. Dickeys can seat 88, with a maximum occupancy of 129. Dickeys Barbecue Pit is located in the Overlake Shopping Center in Issaquah, behind Bartells at 5704 E. Lake Sammamish Drive, Suite 103. It is the first tenant in the space. Dickeys grand opening is going on now. Staff writer Linda Ball can be reached at 425-391-0363, ext. 5052.

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Department of Ecology answers stormwater concerns BY LINDA BALL LBALL@ISSAQUAHREPORTER.COM

The State Department of Ecology is assuring customers of the Sammamish Plateau Water and Sewer District that an infiltration of storm water is a common practice where groundwater is the drinking source. The information, in a June 13 letter, notes that the practice is used in Redmond and Spokane in addition to Issaquah and Sammamish. “Issaquah withdraws water from this same aquifer and also needs to protect its use as a water supply,” the letter states. “Issaquah previously operated the infiltration system, known as the Lower Reid Infiltration Gallery (LRIG), from 2002 to 2008. In 2007 the district, Issaquah, and Ecology met over the district’s concerns about the LRIG. In 2008, Issaquah agreed to stop discharge into the infiltration pipe and direct the treated storm water to the North Fork of Issaquah Creek while they completed water quality testing and a well assessment.” The letter goes on to say that the system is and will be under tighter scrutiny than any other rainfall infiltration system in the state. Ecology is still developing a proposed permit. Larry Altose, media spokesman for the department, said the hot-button nature of the issue will mean a public hearing will be held in the future with the public given plenty of advance notice. The controversy surrounds not only possible contaminants in the storm water, but the fact that the infiltration area is only 600-feet from the district’s well No. 9. The well hasn’t been used since 2009. However, Jay Krauss with the district said previously that the water district plans to activate well No. 9 from Nov. 1 through April 30 because it has to shut down wells seven and eight for service. Gerald Shervey, industrial unit supervisor with the Department of Ecology, said that the district’s statement that a majority of the customers’ water comes from its

wells is “not exactly accurate.” The permit, if issued, will be a state waste discharge permit, rather than an “industrial” permit, which the district called it in its letter. “State waste discharge permits reflect our state’s authority over all water disposal, including storm water into the ground. Ecology required Issaquah to apply for permit coverage on the application with title, ‘Industrial Discharge to Ground’ because it was the closest match for this unique situation,” the letter states. “Ecology has no standard application for municipal storm water discharge to ground by underground pipes because permits are normally not required.” Shervey said it is Ecology’s job to protect groundwater regardless of proximity to a well. When asked about the potential of 1,200 new units in the property owned by Lakeside Development, he said the developer is responsible for storm water runoff during construction and whoever controls the development must adhere to King County surface water design standards. Before the Issaquah Highlands was developed, Shervey said, it was all trees. One of the agreements when the Highlands was built was that an infiltration system be installed to replace the natural infiltration the trees provided. “The aquifer is very important to the health of Issaquah Creek, the North Fork especially,” Shervey said. “So it’s very important the water be clean before it flows into the North Fork.” He said by allowing injection, they expect to see a greater protection of water quality, which will be monitored. A surge from a storm, directly into the North Fork of Issaquah Creek would be worse. He said it was beyond the scope of the Department of Ecology to comment on any perceived political issues between the district and the city of Issaquah. Staff writer Linda Ball can be reached at 425-391-0363, ext. 5052.

Sammamish says there’s no ‘political battle’ over water The city of Sammamish is not pleased with a developing perception that it is engaged in the “political battle” with Issaquah regarding proposed stormwater infiltration. In a written statement, Sammamish noted it is trying to remain a peacemaker between the Sammamish Plateau Water & Sewer District and Issaquah. “The city doesn’t run the water district, but we’ve always been aware that some people assume we’re in charge,” Sammamish City Manager Ben Yazici said. “So, when this disagreement over infiltration of storm water in Issaquah Highlands started getting a lot of publicity, we tried

very hard to make it clear the dispute was between the water district and Issaquah.” The district and Issaquah have been in litigation for some time, but the dispute gained momentum in early May when the district went public, saying Issaquah’s proposed infiltration, and the state Department of Ecology’s consideration of the necessary permit, could potentially threaten the purity of local drinking water. “When our councilmembers started seeing emails suggesting that ‘Sammamish was using fear tactics’ to further an ‘agenda,’ they were understandably perturbed,” Yazici said. “From the beginning, all our councilmembers

did was to try to facilitate a resolution between the district and Issaquah, so it’s frustrating.” The district serves customers in Sammamish, Issaquah and unincorporated King County. Although Sammamish has not taken a side in the dispute, Yazici says the city has stayed in close touch with the Department of Ecology. “Our councilmembers, and the citizens they represent, are very concerned about the quality of water in our city,” he said. “Rest assured that we’ll be tracking this very carefully and making sure that the purity of our drinking water is completely protected.”

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Entertainers include – • Brazillian Elite Jiu-Jitsu, Redmond • Frabricio Capoeira, Redmond • Karate West, Sammamish • Pan Leggo Steel Drums, Seattle • Lela Vision Physical Music, Seattle • From Within Nucleus Dance Co., Seattle • 8:00 am – Sammamish Adventure Race to Understand Autism – Mary Queen of Peace

Help us celebrate our seventh year of fireworks at the annual Fourth on the Plateau. Enjoy delicious food, bring the kids to the fun-filled kids area, and dance to hit tunes at the main stage while waiting for fireworks. @Five will play on stage at 6pm followed by the Beatniks at 8 p.m. To support your community and volunteer at this event, contact Dawn Sanders at dsanders@sammamish.us or 425.295.0556. Event Starts at 6pm • Trail to Lower Commons closes at 9:30pm Fireworks at 10:00pm Parking available for $5 at Skyline High School, Mary Queen of Peace and Sammamish Hills Lutheran Church

• 10:00 am– Rotary Challenge Series Race – Discovery Elementary • 6:30 pm – Sammamish Nights – Sammamish Commons Sammamish Teens will be providing children’s activities from many different cultures! www.sammamishdays.com

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Be sure to visit sponsor booths for giveaways and information!

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The cure for the common hospital: With its no-wait ER, comprehensive primary-care and specialty clinics, state-of-the-art surgery center, adult and pediatric inpatient units, and the very latest imaging equipment, Swedish/Issaquah is your community resource to get well, be well and stay well. For appointments and information: 425-313-7000 • 751 N.E. Blakely Drive, Issaquah www.swedish.org/issaquah.

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FEATURED PAGE(S) Lower Commons ......................................................................................... 2 Event Parking ................................................................................................ 3 Event MAP....................................................................................................... 4 Upper Commons / Activities ................................................................... 5 Family Volunteer Events ............................................................................ 6 SAMMI Awards Foundation / Sammamish Citizen Corp ............... 7

Lower Commons

Chirag and Amol, co-founders of 3c

If you have children, be sure to consider spending your Fourth on the Plateau in the Lower Commons Park. The Lower Commons has lots of room to spread out, great food and many kids’ activities. Local Kids Hosts Summer Splash for kids to support SAMMI Awards during the Sammamish Fourth on the Plateau Fireworks.

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PHOTOS – City of Sammamish, Steven Dempsey, Issaquah-Sammamish Reporter, Jerry & Lois Photography, and the Residents of Sammamish Thank You.

Happy Fourth of July Happy

Kids can make a difference too!! That is the mission Creative Children for Charity (3c) is after. They inspire children and teens to volunteer their time and talent to raise money for social causes through art and crafts. Creative Children for Charity provides a fun and engaging environment where children and teens can create arts & craft to benefit charitable causes while supporting a spirit of social consciousness. This summer Chirag and Amol, co-founders of 3c are closely collaborating with City of Sammamish and SAMMI Awards to host Summer Splash during the 4th of July Fireworks. Summer Splash is a fun and interactive way for kids to have lots of fun while painting. The community will come together to paint canvases. They will be using four different themes: Water, Fire, Wind and Earth. Kids also get to add paint to the canvases through paintbrush splattering, sponge soaking and even handprint pressing! Their plan is to raise $2,000 towards SAMMI Awards to boost their yearly goal. At the event they will also have people paint their own creation to reflect freedom and independence sentiment. Each canvas will have their own colors. All proceeds will go to SAMMI Awards helping them a lot. To get tickets for this awesome event go to www.meylah.com/3c.

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Sammamish Hills Lutheran Church 22818 SE 8th St

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Mary Queen of Peace Church 1121 228th SE Skyline High School 1122 228th Ave. SE

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Approx 1/4 mi. - 5 mins.

Eastlake High School 400 228th Ave. NE

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Eastside Catholic School 232 228th Ave. SE

Approx 3/4 mi. - 15 mins.

Discovery Elementary School 2300 228th Ave. SE

Approx 3/4 mi. - 15 mins.

Sammamish Highlands Shopping Center 530 228th Ave. NE

Approx 1 mi. - 20 mins.

Pine Lake Park 2615 228th Ave. SE

Approx 1 mi. - 30 mins.

Sammamish Park & Ride (Intersection at 228th Ave. SE & Issaquah-Pine Lake Rd) Approx 1.2 mi. - 35 mins.

Pine Lake Covenant Church 1715 228th Ave. SE

Approx ½ mi. - 10 mins.

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EVENT OPENS AT 6PM FIREWORKS AT 10PM

July 18 Creme Tangerine, Beatles Tribute Concert Sponsor – TLC Montessori

Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration: Thursday, July 4 Commons 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Playground

6-8:00 pm @Five

July 25 Chance McKinney, Modern Country Concert Sponsor – TLC Montessori August 1 The Tropics! Classic Rock & Roll August 8 Cherry Cherry, Neil Diamond Tribute Concert Sponsor – Swedish

8-10:00 pm The Beatniks

Presenting Sponsor: Microsoft Sponsors – Swedish Sammamish Plateau Sammamish Reporter Sammamish Review Rhonda Newton Skyhawks Concerts in the Park: Pine Lake Park Thursdays 6:30-8:00 pm Series sponsor – Plateau Jewelers July 11 Mulligans Rock, Classic Rock & Roll Concert Sponsor – Overlake Hospital Medical Center

August 15 Petty Fever, Tom Petty Tribute August 22 Sammamish Symphony, Tall Ships August 29 North Country, Bluegrass Concert Sponsor – Swedish Kiwanis KidsFirst! Performance Series: Presenting Sponsor – Sammamish Kiwanis Friends of the Sammamish Library July 9 - Noon Eric Herman & the Thunder Puppies Sponsor – TLC Montessori Beaver Lake Park

July 23 - Noon Brian Waite Band Eastlake Sammamish Park Sponsors – TLC Montessori Overlake Hospital Medical Center

Radio Disney August 6 from 2:00 pm -5:00 pm Crew will be on-site with prizes and interactive entertainment for the whole family. For more information about Radio Disney, log onto www.radiodisney.com.

July 30 - 1:00 pm A Magical Musical Adventure into the Earth Concert- Eli Rosenblatt Band Location: Sammamish Commons

Louie Foxx The One Man Side Show

August 13 - 1:00 pm Bloom, Grow & Sing Along ConcertCharlie Hope Location: Sammamish Commons August 20 - Noon Eric Ode Children’s Musician Ebright Creek Park

Celebrate Sammamish Saturday August 10 Presenting Sponsor - Swedish 10:00 am – Sammamish Days City of Sammamish Sammamish Commons 8:00 am – Sammamish Adventure Race to Understand Autism – Autism Speaks Mary Queen of Peace

August 27 - 1:00 pm Can You Dig It Show? Alex Zerbe Location: Sammamish Commons Wooden O Shakespeare Plays: Pine Lake Park Saturdays 7-8:45 pm www.seattleshakespeare.org July 20 Henry V July 27 The Tempest Sammamish Landing Beach Party Friday July 26, 6-8:00 pm Safe & Sound Sammamish: Tuesday, August 6 Commons 2-5pm Sponsor – Republic Services

9:00 am – Rotary Challenge Series Race – Life Enrichment Options and Sammamish Rotary Discovery Elementary 6:30 pm - Sammamish Nights Sammamish Chamber of Commerce Sammamish Commons

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EVENT MAP

Sammamish Events 2013

EVENT OPENS AT 6PM FIREWORKS AT 10PM

July 18 Creme Tangerine, Beatles Tribute Concert Sponsor – TLC Montessori

Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration: Thursday, July 4 Commons 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Playground

6-8:00 pm @Five

July 25 Chance McKinney, Modern Country Concert Sponsor – TLC Montessori August 1 The Tropics! Classic Rock & Roll August 8 Cherry Cherry, Neil Diamond Tribute Concert Sponsor – Swedish

8-10:00 pm The Beatniks

July 23 - Noon Brian Waite Band Eastlake Sammamish Park Sponsors – TLC Montessori Overlake Hospital Medical Center

Radio Disney August 6 from 2:00 pm -5:00 pm Crew will be on-site with prizes and interactive entertainment for the whole family. For more information about Radio Disney, log onto www.radiodisney.com.

July 30 - 1:00 pm A Magical Musical Adventure into the Earth Concert- Eli Rosenblatt Band Location: Sammamish Commons

Louie Foxx The One Man Side Show

August 13 - 1:00 pm Bloom, Grow & Sing Along ConcertCharlie Hope Location: Sammamish Commons August 20 - Noon Eric Ode Children’s Musician Ebright Creek Park

9:00 am – Rotary Challenge Series Race – Life Enrichment Options and Sammamish Rotary Discovery Elementary 6:30 pm - Sammamish Nights Sammamish Chamber of Commerce Sammamish Commons

FOR QUESTIONS OR MORE INFO PLEASE CONTACT DAWN SANDERS, DSANDERS�SAMMAMISH.US; 425�295�0556 • SAMMAMISH PARKS AND RECREATION 425.295.0585

n o s a e S BBQ ! e r e H is

(Both Locations)

Make your summer BBQ’s a success with quality meats and sausages from Fischer Meats. You can’t go wrong with our specialty steaks, smoked ribs or fresh ground beef for the best burgers in town.

DAILY SPECIALS

FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED Handcrafted, Local Ingredients • NO Trans Fat or Lard Sustainable Seafood • Free Range Meats

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Issaquah High

Congrats John R. Liu, DDS Recipient of the 2013 American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry’s Pediatric Dentist of the Year Award

Donna J. Quinby, DMD, MSD, SallySue M. Lombardi, DDS, MSD, John R. Liu, DDS

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Kristi Duffey, Marla Baldinelli, Lisa Knopp and Dr. Linda Gingrich, Artistic Director; Master Chorus Eastside

are you doing this summer? Join us at the Lower ComNative Plant for this some kid friendly What areGarden you doing summer? Join usvolunteering. at the Lower Com-

Master Chorus Eastside’s popular Celebrate America concert returns once again to Issaquah’s Pickering Barn What are you doing this summer? Join us at the Lower Comin two performances to commemorate the 4th of July. mons Native Plant Garden for some kid friendly volunteering. mons Native Plant Garden for some kid friendly volunteering. American music of all styles, from early Americana to folk tunes to spirituals and more stand side-by-side with Dr. Linda Gingrich’s signature commentary to create 1st & 3rd Tuesday through August an unforgettable Independence Celebration. This year’s -noonEvery Lower Sammamish Commons theme focuses on American folk music, from the music 1st & 3rd Tuesday through August Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday through August brought from the Old World which we made our own, ty’s Native Plant Garden is a wonderful place for kids to learn about what stays in 10am-noon Lower Sammamish Commons the spirituals, Appalachian songs that What are you doing this summer? Join us Shaker at thehymns Lowerand Com10am-noon Lower Sammamish Commons The City’s Native Plant Garden is a wonderful place for kids tocan learnsearch about for whatgarden stays in en and what needs to go.summer? Family friendly where kids sprang into being on our own soil, all the way to the folkWhat are you doing this Join us event at the Lower Commons Native for Plant Garden somerevival kid friendly volunteering. of the 1960s. Revel in Blowin’ in the Wind, The City’s Native Plant Garden athe wonderful for kids kids to learn about what stays informusic a garden and what needs to some go.isFamily friendlyplace event where can search garden mons Garden kid friendly volunteering. and Native use all Plant their senses tofor explore garden, all while they learn what volunFrog Went a-Courtin’, I Bought Me a Cat, Shenandoah, and use all needs their senses to explore the garden, all whilekids theycan learn whatfor voluna critters garden anddoing what to go. Family friendly event where search garden This Land is Your Land, and more! g is about. Bring kid gardening gloves have them, all other tools are proWhat are you this summer? Joinifusyou at the Lower Comteering is about. Bring kid gardening gloves if you have them, all other tools are proSunday June 30, 3:00 and 7:00 PM critters and use their senses to explore the garden, all while they learn what volunmons Native PlantallGarden for some kid friendly volunteering. vided. Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday through August Pickering Barn • 1730 10th Ave NW, Issaquah 98027 very 1st & 3rd Tuesday through August

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Celebrating and Promoting Community Involvement

Nominations Now Open!

Do you know someone who gives unselfishly to the Sammamish community? Nominate them today for a 2014 SAMMI Award. A SAMMI Award nominee has a beneficial impact to our community, giving and inspiring others to do likewise. Those nominated for a SAMMI Award demonstrate dedication, integrity, and caring, with a passion for doing what needs to be done. Their courage and compassion serves as an example for us all.

Nomination deadline is November 15, 2013! Nominate a resident, student, business owner, employee or volunteer in Sammamish. Nominate online at www.sammiawards.org today!

Food Drive 2013 This September the City of Sammamish will be once again partnering with the ARAS Foundation for the Mayor’s Month of Concern Food Drive. Volunteers around the city collect thousands of pounds of food each fall for local families in need. Volunteers and community organizations hand out flyers to shoppers on Saturdays between Sept 14 and October 5 with suggested food donations and food that rolls in. Other organizations and neighborhoods hold their own drives in coordination with this event. This year the Mayor has set a collection goal of over 30,000 lbs of food. If your organization would like to join in the 2013 food drive, sign up by contacting volunteer coordinator Dawn Sanders, dsanders@ sammamish.us or 425.295.0556.

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Congratulations 2013 Bob Papke—RE/MAX Exemplary Scholarship Award Recipients

Awarded to outstanding candidates who showed their ability to balance academics, outside activities & exceptional community service.

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Having worked day-in-day-out with an orthodontist and periodontist for the last eight years he has become very attuned to treating most individual dental needs. Dr. Chan puts patients comfort and the quality of their care first by working in coordination with a variety of specialists to perfect their treatment.

Optimal Health by Design At NaturoMedica, patients receive highly personalized health care in a warm, inviting and relaxed environment. Treatment recommendations are tailored to fit each person’s individual needs. Providing treatment for the whole family. Conditions treated include: Allergies • Autoimmune Conditions • Diabetes • Digestive Problems Fatigue • Headaches • Heart Health • Longevity Medicine Sports Medicine/Nutrition • Stress • Weight Management Hormonal Imbalances, Menopause, PMS, IBS • Anti-Aging/Longevity Medicine • Bone Loss • Insomnia • Fatigue • Mood Changes

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What’s happening in Issaquah and Sammamish

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Sammamish City Council: 6:30 p.m., - Council Chambers, City Hall at Sammamish Commons, 801 228th Ave SE.

Issaquah’s Down Home 4th of July and Heritage Day: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Veteran’s Memorial Field. Parade starts at 11 a.m. at Rainier Blvd. North and Northwest Dogwood Street. Fourth on the Plateau: Annual

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fireworks event with family fun. Event starts at 6 p.m., with music and food vendors. Fireworks kick off at 10 p.m. City Hall at Sammamish Commons. Issaquah History Museums Heritage Days: 11 a.m. until 2 p.m., in and around the historic depot, 78 First Ave. NE. info@issaquahhistory.org for details.

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“I was just drawn to the big landscape paintings, even when I was 9 or 10,” said Lamb, who grew up in South Seattle. “I always, in the back of my mind, thought it would be fun to do that, but I didn’t know how to make a living off of that.” To make a living Lamb worked through most of ‘70s and ‘80s as a freelance illustrator in southern California. He did work for the National Football League, designed a popular line of puppy images and even had several of his works converted into U.S. Postal stamps. Over the years, different pieces of Lamb’s art become part of the permanent collections of the NFL, the Smithsonian Institution, the Pentagon, the Smithsonian National Postal Museum, The Leigh Yawkey Woodson Museum in Wisconsin and the Montana Historical Society. All provided great memories, but Lamb admits he’s happy to be working on what he really loves and teaching others from his peaceful Pine Lake studio. “It’s a blessing really, because not everybody gets that,” he said. Lamb isn’t the only one in the family with an artistic eye. Wife, Cathy, is an accomplished still-life painter; daughter, Kristi, is a dancer and dabbles in design and son, Tim, is an art director for Dreamworks — designing characters on such films as “The Croods” and “Megamind.” “Everybody has a little touch of it somehow,” Jim said.

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Following ‘The Bull’ World Champ, U.S. Olympian Sammie Henson brings life skills to mat in Sammamish BY JOSH SUMAN JSUMAN@SOUNDPUBLISHING.COM

Matt Iwicki has worked with more than a few wrestling experts during his time on the mat. The Eastside Catholic rising junior became only the second wrestler in school history to win a state title in 2013, and has a laundry list of championships and awards from club tournaments around the country. But nothing compares to getting on the mat with World Champion and Olympic Silver Medalist Sammie Henson, known in wrestling circles by his fitting nickname: “The Bull.” “He is just a solid guy and a great wrestler,” Iwicki said. “It is really cool, because he has a similar body type.” Iwicki was one of around 70 youngsters from around the area at Skyline High School this week for a wrestling camp with Henson, some of the collegians he coaches at Missouri and a traveling group of high school wrestlers from his home state and other stops along the way who serve as the walking, talking examples of his philosophies. For local wrestlers, the camp was a

chance to interact with a world class competitor in Henson and for the group he brought along, it is a path to even more. Drew Ditter, a 15-year-old rising sophomore from Henson’s hometown of St. Charles, Mo. and state placer in his weight class, is on his second tour with Henson this summer. His grandfather was a coach of Henson’s years ago and after the two connected through a local camp, he jumped at the opportunity to travel the country and wrestle for two-plus weeks. “We just clicked,” he said. “He is hardnosed, but he is a really good guy.” Henson said while the camps are a chance to bring skills and techniques to the mat, it is his philosophy of “consistency wins,” he wants the kids to take away. His group of camp leaders exemplifies the mantra, getting in a pre-camp workout each day before handling two sessions of youth campers and maintaining a constant focus on physical, psychological and emotional wellness. “It’s an all-around experience,” Henson said. “We’re not always going to be perfect, but we’re going to do the right things.” Henson said he is making his ninth trip to Sammamish for the camp, after connecting with Skyline wrestling coach Gus

Henson said his message to campers is to create a consistent approach to everything they do in life, from school to sports and interactions with others. JOSH SUMAN, Issaquah & Sammamish Reporter

Kiss through USA Wrestling when he was still competing. For Kiss, there is simply no substitute for Henson’s experiences in wrestling and pedigree in the sport, which includes medals at the U.S. Open, Pan Am Games, Goodwill Games, World Cup, World Championships and Olympic Games. “You don’t become a world champ overnight,” he said. “Having the kids exposed to that next level is key and very beneficial.” Kiss will send one of his wrestlers with

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CONFUSED A 50-year-old man called Sammamish police the early morning of June 21 concerned about his partner’s well being. The man said his partner, who hadn’t slept in three days, left the couple’s condo door wide open, with all the lights on and a vehicle in the garage. Not long into their search police found the 34-year-old man soaking wet, wandering through the grass at the condo complex in the 23100 block of Northeast 8th Place. When police asked what he was doing, he said he was trying to help his boss — who works in theater production — move her dolls and belongings because she had wooden arms and legs. He also said he flew to China that night and was unable to give an address of residency. The man was taken to Swedish Hospital in Issaquah for a mental evaluation.

BRAZEN THIEVES A Sammamish man contacted police June 20 after someone broke into his home and stole several items from his garage while he, his wife and two small children were sleeping. Thieves allegedly made off with several tools including hedge clippers, a pressure washer and a blower. They also stole golf clubs, tackle boxes, a tent, fishing poles and several other items from the home in the 4500 block of 231st Place Southeast.

PARKING RAGE Sammamish police responded to a dispute between neighbors June 18 after a woman became upset at the way her neighbor’s boyfriend was parking his vehicle. She claimed she left numerous notes on the man’s car complaining about his parking in the 500 block of 225th Lane Northeast, noting he once came to her condo and shoved her. The man told police the “crazy lady” upstairs shoved him after getting in his face. Neither party had evidence of being assaulted and the report was forwarded to the city prosecutor for review.

TOO MUCH BOOZE Sammamish police responded to a party noise complaint June 17 in the 2800 block of 222nd Avenue Southeast. Officers observed one man barely able to stand leaving the residence and asked him his age. The 20-year-old Issaquah resident spoke with extremely slurred speech and the odor of alcohol emanated from his mouth. The man blew a .208 before loosing consciousness. He was transported to the hospital for detox.

A Sammamish woman called police June 15 after a car full of women stole $345 worth of items from her garage sale. The woman, who lives in the 500 block of 208th Avenue Northeast, said the suspects had three small children with them and one was pregnant. The home owner said they purchased about $4 worth of items and left before she noticed all the missing items, which included a Razor Scooter.

EGGED A 27-year-old Sammamish man called police June 21 after someone hit his 2013 Mustang with several eggs. The black paint suffered a significant amount of damage.

NEGLIGENCE Issaquah police responded to a call June 5 of a 2-year-old boy locked in a pickup in front of a business in the 1400 block of Northwest Gilman Boulevard. Officers unlocked the vehicle and removed the child, who was unharmed.

FLAG STOLEN A city of Issaquah employee contacted police June 4, alerting officers that someone stole an American flag valued at $150. The flag was taken from the 100 block of East Sunset Way.

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Local man pleads guilty to SS fraud Sammamish resident David Costa, 77, recently pleaded guilty and is awaiting sentencing as one of Washington’s biggest Social Security frauds. Costa fraudulently collected $297,948 of his mother’s Social Security benefits following her death in 1989. While he originally thought the payments were coming to a joint bank account from an annuity, in 1992 he learned they were Social Security payments. Rather than alert authorities and pay back the $40,000 that had wrongly been paid, Costa continued to collect the benefits for more than 15 years. He forged his mother’s name on documents and substituted his address for hers on all records, updating it three different times over the years. Costa pleaded guilty on June 3.

The Northeast Sammamish Sewer & Water District was recently named the second best tasting water in the nation. The district tied with Minnesota in a contest held by the American Water Works Association. Twenty-three of the 43 sections located across the U.S. and Canada entered a water sample at the contest.

Dance show to benefit Childhaven Sammamish-based Bolly Steps will hold a dance entertainment show, “Nachele,” at 6 p.m. July 2 to raise money for Childhaven, which helps families impacted by abuse and neglect. The event will include Indian film music, storyline, lights and props, transforming the auditorium into a mini-Bollywood film. The event will be held at the Meydenbauer Center,11100 NE Sixth St., Bellevue. More information is available at bollysteps.com or 425-208-1515.

Fireworks sales to support missions Issaquah Christian

Church will kick off its 10th year of selling fireworks to support missions around the world beginning at noon Friday, June 28. Sales will continue from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. through July 4. Net proceeds will support medical missions to both Africa and Haiti and the building of homes in Mexico. The church is located just one and onehalf miles south of Issaquah at 10328 Issaquah-Hobart Road SE.

Aerobathon to benefit art Sammamish Club of Issaquah and Arena Sports are hosting their second annual Aerobathon, a series of fundraising events throughout the month of June to benefit Seattle-based Art with Heart. The program helps kids deal with stress and adversity through expressive, therapeutic books and the power of creativity. More information is available at www.sammamishclub.com.

Yeganeh to head Baha’i community Misagh Yeganeh has been elected chairperson for the nine-member governing council of the Sammamish

Baha’i community for 201314. The community has been active in Sammamish since 2000. Local assemblies minister to the needs of the community, organizing classes for the spiritual education of children, adult study circles, devotional programs, Holy Day observances and service projects. They also conduct Baha’i marriages, pray for the members of the community and provide spiritual counseling on matters brought to the assembly.

Parenting series starts July 11 Parents will be offered step-by-step, in-person help during a free, six-part workshop series presented by Encompass. The workshop will present the latest scientific research on child development. The series is designed for expecting parents and those with children from newborns to age 5. The series runs from 5:30-7 p.m. July 11, Aug. 1, Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 7 and Dec. 5, all Thursdays, at Virginia Mason Medical Center Issaquah, 100 NE Gilman Blvd. Online registration is available at encompassnw.org.

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Local grads part of record BC class Bellevue College held its 46th annual commencement ceremony on Friday, June 14, in Seattle’s Key Arena in front of the largest audience ever, conferring more than 2,600 awards to the Class of 2013. In all, the college awarded 2,609 bachelor’s and associate degrees, certificates and diplomas to 2,481 students. Graduates from Issaquah numbered 161 and graduates from Sammamish totaled 126, the seventhhighest total of any city in the region. “This day was all about our graduates, and we wanted them to be able to share this important milestone with as many family members and friends as possible,” said President David L. Rule, Ph.D. “Holding commencement in Key Arena allowed us to have a ceremony that was as inclusive as possible. Bellevue College has grown a lot in recent years, and we’re graduating more students every

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