Kirkland Reporter, August 23, 2013

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New private high school set to open

BY RAECHEL DAWSON rdawson@kirklandreporter.com

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ixteen-year-old Katie Burkett wants to be a mineralogist.

And typical high school events, such as prom or pep assemblies, were never a big deal to her.

Instead, she’s looking forward to “flipped” learning at her new private high school L&E Academy that will allow her to work on individualized projects so she can advance her interest in earth sciences.

“I’ve been through public and home school,” Katie said. “I’m looking forward to being able to build up my education around things I want to do.”

The Kirkland high school L&E Academy, which stands for “Leadership and Entrepreneurial Academy,” will begin on Sept. 3 at Northlake Unitarian Universalist Church and is for kids who haven’t quite found the right fit.

“Maybe they’ve been

homeschooled and they’re used to having a lot of say in how they learn and they tried public school and tried the system but it felt really regimented and they want more of a voice,” said founder and Executive Director Maureen O’Shaughnessy.

“Maybe students have been frustrated with the pace and they want to go at their own speed, faster or slower.”

A former principal of Kaplan Academy online and Bishop Blanchet High School in Seattle, O’Shaughnessy said she and her colleagues identified a real need for alternative learning as state funding continues to falter. Instead of waiting for charter schools to come about, O’Shaughnessy took matters into her own hands with the help of many educators this past winter.

Now, Katie’s mom and robotics coach Heidi Burkett, who will be the humanities director; former

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Host team snags second

Above, Lisa Nelson, a player for the Kirkland host team, drives the ball during the Junior Softball World Series at Everest Park last weekend. The Kirkland team placed second overall. Last year, the team placed third.

Right, The host team represented Washington Little League District 9. The roster includes Tori Bivens, Carly Campana, Alex Hanger, Kayla Henry, Tatum Kawabata, Juliana Lynch, Lisa Nelson, Gianna Paribello, Brynn Radke, Natalie Vetto, Hannah Walker and Kristina Warford.

Nolan Radke is the team’s manager, assisted by coaches Steve Bivens and John Warford. The event, which took place Aug. 11-17, drew nearly 2,000 spectators, while the championship game on Saturday drew an estimated 10,000 people to Everest Park.

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Bothell boy killed on I-405 in Kirkland, struck by multiple vehicles subject, when laying on the roadway, was struck several times by different cars.”

A 16-year-old Bothell Webb said one person boy was killed on stopped at the Interstate 405 in scene and another Kirkland Saturday called state patrol morning. to let them know Lukas Defiesta’s they had hit the body was found near boy but he estiexit 22, which leads mates there was to the Northeast probably more 160th Street bridge Lukas Defiesta than two vehicles overpass between the that hit the teen.

Evergreen Hill and Defiesta’s cause north Juanita neighborof death was from blunt hoods. force injuries of the head, “They’re looking at it as trunk and extremities, ache either jumped or fell,” cording to the King County said Washington State Medical Examiner’s Office.

Patrol Trooper Chris Webb.

The freeway was closed “But the disturbing part for a few hours Saturof that incident was the

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day morning during the investigation, which is still ongoing.

Washington State Patrol detectives are seeking witnesses to Defiesta’s death.

Anyone who may have observed the victim, who was wearing pants, tennis shoes, a black sweatshirt with large headphones or believe they may have struck an object in the area around 4:40 a.m. on Saturday are urged to call Sergeant Detective Stacey Moate, (425) 401-7745, or Detective Greg Wilcoxson at (425) 401-7746.

Friends and family members placed roses, notes to Defiesta, photos and other

items that reminded them of the teen on the Northeast 160th Street freeway overpass. Tea lights were lined along the south side of the bridge, as if there was a recent memorial. “… It will never be the same without you. You never failed to put a smile on everyone’s face. God gained a new angel. Rest in paradise Lukas, I’ll see you eventually,” said a letter signed “your drunk best friend.”

Other letters and notes said Defiesta was his friend’s “anchor” and helped his friend through many “rocky situations.” Another said, “Defiesta, I love you man.

Lukas Defiesta’s friends and family placed flowers and candles along the Northeast 160th Street freeway overpass where the 16-year-old fell to his death early Saturday. RAECHEL DAWSON, Kirkland Reporter Remember to pre-game and post-game in heaven.”

And others commended

him for his kindness, support, understanding and love.

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Police Blotter The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Kirkland Reporter police blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Kirkland, which average about 1,000 per week.

Between Aug. 9-15, the Kirkland Police Department reported 388 traffic violations (four DUIs), 33 traffic accidents, 14 animal calls, 36 alarm calls, 38 noise complaints, 22 calls of disturbance, 13 thefts, 16 car prowls, seven car thefts, 12 calls of civil disturbance, three reported burglaries, eight domestic violence calls, seven calls for harassment, five reports of illegal drugs,

three alleged assaults, nine acts of fraud, eight malicious mischief reports, four juvenile crimes, one call for vice and six suicides. At least 29 people were arrested.

Aug. 15 Warrant: 2:20 a.m., 12400 block of Holmes Point Drive NE. A 17-year-old boy was booked into jail on an outstanding theft warrant for stealing from QFC.

Aug. 14 Trespass: 4:40 a.m., 14000 block of Juanita Drive NE. A 51-year-old man was taken into custody for trespassing his 47-yearold ex-girlfriend’s apartment by banging on her door. The man blew a 0.22 preliminary breath test. Earlier, at about 10:30 p.m. that night the man was arrested for doing the same thing. At that time he blew a 0.41 preliminary breath test and had a blood alcohol concentration of 0.34.

He was transported to EvergreenHealth Medical

Center and was issued a misdemeanor citation.

Domestic violence: 11:50 p.m., 206 19th Place. A 41-year-old man was arrested for assaulting his 45-year-old girlfriend and her 25-year-old brother for intervening. The man was also charged with malicious mischief after damaging a bedroom door and putting a large hole in a hallway wall.

Aug. 11 Domestic violence: 11 p.m., 10300 block of NE 123rd Place. A 38-year-old woman was arrested for fourth-degree assault. The victim is listed as a 43-year-old man.

Disorderly conduct: 12:22 p.m., 100 block of Kirkland Ave. A 38-year-old Central Club bartender and a 37-year-old customer were cited after they got into a fight at the bar door over a previous $1 charge on the customer’s credit card.

Both men were heard swearing, yelling and seen fighting near Summerfest attendees.

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Corrections There are two zones in Kirkland where marijuana processing and productions would be allowed, not as reported in the Aug. 16 issue of the Reporter.

Also, a Kirkland resident in the Finn Hill neighborhood secured a construction permit for the base of his solar panel array and its location relative to the property line, not as reported in the Aug. 16 issue of the Reporter.

The resident also denies that his direct neighbor offered to help him screen the system by planting trees and shrubbery.

The Reporter strives for accuracy and regrets the

errors.

Volunteers needed to support young parents The Healthy Start Parent Mentor Program, a service of Youth Eastside Services, is looking for volunteers interested in guiding young parents toward positive, healthy relationships with their young children.

Program volunteers act as mentors, providing first-time young parents with friendship, support and information that can assist in making healthy choices for them and their children.

Call Karen Wherlock at (425) 586-2320 for more information.

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Shellfish infections running double summer average; oyster fans beware A saltwater bacteria has sickened more than twice the number of people in King County this summer than typically is reported during this period – leading health officials to warn of the dangers of eating raw or undercooked shellfish.

During July, there were 13 confirmed or probable cases of Vibrio parahaemolyticus infection in King County, compared to an average of four reported in that month in recent years. Since the beginning of August, an additional eight cases have been confirmed, while typically King County would see six for the entire month.

“This is probably the tip of the iceberg. For every case that is reported, an estimated 142 additional cases go unreported,” said Dr. Jeff Duchin, Chief of Communicable Disease for Public Health– Seattle & King County.

People typically get vibriosis from eating raw or undercooked shellfish, particularly oysters, that have Vibrio bacteria in them. Those with preexisting medical conditions or who take antacids regularly are at higher risk for illness from Vibrio infection. Cooking shellfish until the shells just open is not enough to kill Vibrio bacteria. Shellfish should be cooked to an internal

temperature of 145 degrees F for at least 15 seconds.

Symptoms of Vibrio infection can include moderate to severe diarrhea, abdominal cramps, nausea, vomiting, fever, chills and headache.

Vibrio bacteria also can cause a skin infection when open wounds are exposed to warm seawater.

“We have warnings on menus about the risks of eating raw shellfish, but people might not always get the message or know that the risks are much higher this time of year,” Duchin said.

Vibrio bacteria occur naturally in marine waters, and they grow more rapidly during the warm months.

That’s why Vibrio levels in shellfish increase during the summer, and infections in humans normally peak in late summer. It’s possible that the early warm streak in July has led to a longer period of Vibrio presence in local waters. Once water temperatures begin to cool in October, the bacteria decline.

The worst outbreak in recent years came in 2006, when Washington had 80 lab-confirmed Vibrio cases and King County had 36 confirmed cases. In 2012, King County had 26 cases of vibriosis for the entire year; so far in 2013, 22 confirmed or probable cases have already been reported.

For more information, visit the King County’s Vibriosis website.

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Life Care LWHS class of Center of 2003 reunion Kirkland to for Sept. 20 host annual car set The Lake Washington show Aug. 24 High School class of 2003 Life Care Center of Kirkland will host its 15th annual car show, with the swing music of Portage Bay Big Band.

The free event will run from 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24 at 10101 NE 120th St., Kirkland.

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will celebrate its 10-year reunion at 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20 at 415 Westlake in Seattle.

Tickets are $40 through Aug. 31; $65 after or $80 at the door. For information and tickets, visit LWHS2003.com or email Jessie Culbert, class of 2003 president, at LWReunion2003@gmail. com.

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recognize the need to evaluate the vendor aprdawson@kirklandreporter.com plication and selection A Public Health inspec- process to better ensure tor closed the shaved ice that they have obtained store near Peter Kirk Pool all necessary permits,” she the morning of Aug. 13 said. for being an imminent Although the business health hazard. did not have a permanent Summer Crush Shave hand washing facility, city Ice, located at 380 Kirkofficials said he did have a land Ave. was closed at temporary hand washing 11:40 a.m. for not having station. However, King a hand wash facility, for County Public Health not having a valid plan re- requires Summer Crush view approval for a permit to have a permanent hand and for failing to obtain washing station. a valid permit to operate Karasz said the vendor the business. was trying to operate his “Those are all pretty im- business under a tempoportant reasons why they rary permit since Sumshouldn’t operate,” mer Crush is usually said King County only open during Public Health Kirkland the summer. spokeswoman But she said “a Hilary Karasz. “It temporary permit sounds like they in the food code never had a permit.” is for an event, like a Summer Crush Shave fair, and [vendors] can Ice has been a vendor only have them for 21 with the city of Kirkland days” and that a seasonal since 2007 and in May operator needs a regular 2013 the owner renewed permanent permit. the contract with the city.

“The city expects its City spokeswoman vendors to comply with Marie Stake said it is the all of our required terms vendor’s responsibility of the agreement,” Stake to obtain the required said. permits, including a food It is unknown if Sumhealth permit, and that mer Crush Shave Ice is it appears the vendor obcooperating with Pubtained the wrong type of lic Health to obtain a Public Health permit. permanent permit or a “The recent developpermanent hand washing ments with Summer facility.

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A drastic change ends up a life-changing experience

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Maddi Miller

here’s nothing worse than moving, especially if it means changing cities, schools and friends.

Not too long ago, I had to make this drastic change. I’m originally from Redmond but moved to Kirkland mid-semester. At first, I was beyond furious; I didn’t want to leave my home, my school and my friends.

When I transferred to Lake Washington High School in late February, I convinced myself that I would hate it and my life would be miserable from that point on.

But much to my surprise, I actually ended up really liking my new home, school and friends. For Lake Washington, every student must complete a culminating project in order to graduate and my immediate thought was to intern at the Kirkland Reporter.

Ever since I was 11 years old I knew that I wanted to pursue a career in journalism and I knew that this would be the golden opportunity for me to get hands-on experience. Getting my project proposal approved was a cinch compared to actually getting an interview.

But believe me, it was worth it. I have enjoyed every moment working here and I have learned so much, it’s incredible.

One of the things I’ve learned is how to conduct an interview. For my first piece, I had to interview two people concerning the Moss Bay Cardboard Boat Regatta at this year’s Summerfest. I had no idea where to start.

But my editor Carrie Rodriguez and reporter Raechel Dawson told me that the basics for any interview are “who, what, where, when, why and how.” With that, I formed my questions for the

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interviews.

But forming questions wasn’t my only challenge. Being a rather shy person, I felt extremely anxious at the thought of talking to complete strangers and asking them a bunch of questions.

Before my very first interview, I was ridden with such anxiety that I nearly felt sick.

Soon I realized that I would just be talking to another person, another human, and it wasn’t as terrifying as I made it out to be.

In addition to learning how to conduct interviews, I’ve also learned how to structure an article. To write an article, you have to start with a “hook” - something to grab the reader’s attention. Then, you go into a “nut graph.” A nut graph is the paragraph that tells what the story

is about, so people know why to keep reading.

After the nut graph, there’s the body. The body is the main core of the article, with all the facts, statistics and quotes. And of course, there’s the conclusion, which often ties back to the hook or relays a strong quotation from the main subject.

This is without a doubt a once-in-a-lifetime experience and I will be forever grateful to not only the Kirkland Reporter but to you, the readers, for supporting it.

Had I never moved to Kirkland I would not have had this life-changing experience.

Kirkland Reporter intern Maddi Miller is an incoming senior at Lake Washington High School.

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Be aware of the dangers of coyotes At approximately 2 a.m. Sunday morning I looked out a window to see about a noise I heard. There was what at first looked like a dog in my front garden. It quickly jumped over a small fence back towards the street on 106th Avenue Northeast.

I went outside and made a whistling sound to get its attention. The animal stopped in the street and it was then that I realized this wasn’t a dog.

Having seen coyotes before, I knew that was what was in front of me. Suddenly a second coyote came running down the street from the south on 106th Avenue Northeast. Both of the coyotes disappeared as I grabbed a camera and drove down the street in an effort to photograph one.

I noted seeing two wild rabbits cross the street as I looked for the coyote, no doubt one of the meals of choice.

I’d like some type of warning issued to this area so people are aware of the dangers. I’ve reported this to both the Kirkland Police Department and Washington State Fish & Wildlife.

Ed Kean, Kirkland

Slurry seal work on city streets was a horrible idea I live in the Brookhaven neighborhood and the city is in the process of doing a slurry overlay. This was a horrible idea. The streets

are like driving on a gravel road. We had two days notice that the city was doing this, with no input from us who live here. I drive a brand new car and I am afraid of driving over this new surface. Not only that but the smell is disgusting.

Tami Miller, Kirkland

Mayor wants Kirkland to look like Seattle Mayor Joan McBride’s recent op-ed piece is illusionary and disingenuously dangerous.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

Mayor McBride has done more to reduce our quality of life in Kirkland and it hasn’t been graceful. It’s been irresponsible.

We have more and longer traffic jams, property taxes that increase at a rate three times faster than our cost-of-living allowance, which takes our money that we need to maintain and improve our quality of life.

We are paying more for reduced services.

She condones and promotes funding regional expenses rather than funding projects that benefit Kirkland. She exports our money. She has not represented the citizens of Kirkland.

Citizens have worked hard just to be able to live in Kirkland. Her vision of Kirkland doesn’t preserve and improve our quality of life. She would rather create and fund freeloaders at the expense of existing Kirkland’s resources.

There’s no doubt about it. She is sincere. The problem is that she wants Kirkland to look more like Seattle than the suburban communi-

ty it is now. It’s good that she’s leaving. I would hate to think that whoever is elected will not prove to be as phony as Mayor McBride.

Robert Style, Kirkland

What the new health law means for you In just over two months, millions of Americans – some of whom have no healthcare coverage and some who are currently covered by their employer – will be looking for the facts about the new health law. AARP is here to help.

There is no argument that there is a lot to learn about the law, but the new benefits and protections will help the people of Washington. Its many provisions include a better Medicare drug benefit and new protections for health insurance consumers.

For people without insurance or who buy it on their own, the law creates the new Washington HealthplanFinder to get the coverage you need, with benefits starting next year.

AARP wants people to understand what the health law means for them, and we are offering tools to help people get the facts. Visit HealthLawAnswers.org today for straight talk on what the law means you and your loved ones.

As AARP’s Washington state president, I am well aware that opinions on this law vary.

But whatever you think of the law, it makes sense to know what it means for you and your family.

John Barnett, Kirkland

Young man charged with hit-and-run that killed Kirkland native Reporter Newspapers

Eight months after 57-year-old Kirkland native Lucinda Pieczatkowski was hit by a truck and killed on a dark road near Snoqualmie, King County prosectors filed charges against a young man from North Bend.

Senior deputy prosecuting attorney Amy Freedheim filed one count of a felony hitand-run Aug. 7, against Cody Joseph Eads, 19.

An arraignment is scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 21.

According to the prosecution’s case summary, King County Sheriff’s detectives believe Eads left a New Year’s party around 1:30 a.m. on Jan. 1, and drove home on Stone Quarry Road outside Snoqualmie. There, he allegedly struck Pieczatkowski, who graduated from Lake Washington High School in 1974, with his Ford F150 pickup without stopping or calling for help. Eads was 18 at the time.

Pieczatkowski, who was a North Bend resident, died from catastrophic injuries, according to charging documents. Her body was discovered in a ditch a few hours later.

The next day, charging papers state the Eads family attorney contacted sheriff’s deputies, informing them that the truck involved in the crash was parked at the

family home. The truck was impounded for a search warrant. Detectives believe it had damage consistent with striking a pedestrian and that debris found on the road matched the truck, court papers state.

According to charging documents, state investigators spoke to Eads’s girlfriend and the parents who hosted the New Year’s party over the following months to build their case. Detectives also tracked Eads’s cell phone, and allege that his movements put him at or near Stone Quarry Road early on Jan. 1, court papers continue.

According to media reports, Pieczatkowski, her boyfriend, her son and his girlfriend were driving on Stone Quarry Road after a night out, when an argument began.

Pieczatkowski and her boyfriend got out of the car and began walking in opposite directions on the road. When the driver, Pieczatkowski’s boyfriend, returned to the car she was missing and he began to drive around, looking for her.

Unable to find her, the group went home. Her boyfriend returned but, still unable to find her, contacted police, who discovered her body.

An autopsy report showed that Pieczatkowski died from blunt force to the head and torso.

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King County’s Kirkland Pump Station project attained a major milestone when brand new pumps and a 16-inch force-main sewer line were put into service on July 31.

Project completion and the reopening of Park Lane will likely occur in spring 2014, several months ahead of schedule.

Crews will now remove the station’s 40-year-old pumps and reconfigure the east portion of the pump station building located at the intersection of Park Lane and Third Street.

Remaining work entails installing a new emergency backup power generation,

completion of a surge control system, restoration and landscaping.

King County began construction on the $20 million pump station project in 2011 to ensure safe, reliable wastewater operations for the city of Kirkland’s growing population. The new, larger capacity pump station will operate more efficiently and employ odor control.

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Kirkland man suspected of driving under the influence was charged with vehicular assault after he sped on Interstate 405, clipped the back of another vehicle and rolled into a ditch on Saturday morning.

Emil Rafikov, 29, was driving a black 2006 Lincoln Town Car southbound on I-405 just south of Exit 17 when he clipped the back end of a 66-year-old Kirkland woman’s 1999 Dodge Caravan, according to the

Washington State Patrol.

Driving at a high rate of speed, Rafikov lost control of his car, went off the roadway and his vehicle rolled over into a ditch around 1:44 a.m. south of Northeast 70th Place.

Neither Rafikov nor the Kirkland woman were injured; however, a passenger in Rafikov’s car was injured and transported to Harborview.

Both vehicles were totaled and impounded.

Rafikov was booked into King County Jail.

The Washington State Patrol said drugs or alcohol were involved in the crash.

urban high school youth.

Participants improve academically and develop stronger ties to their community, having learned leadership, coping and decision making skills.

“In our first year as a Youth Institute Replication site, the words that come to mind to describe these youth are courage, tenacity and impact,” said Emily Smith, KTUB’s director. “I am confident that our firstever family of Youth Institute graduates have a sense of accomplishment that only comes from pushing themselves beyond their previous limits.”

The participants are focused and excited about their newfound skills, the upcoming school year and their futures.

KTUB invites the public to attend the graduation ceremony for these youth at 7 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 16 at KTUB, located at 348 Kirkland Ave., Kirkland.

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Contractor to remove Cross Kirkland Corridor rails end of August Three weeks after the federal Surface Transportation Board ruled in the city of Kirkland’s favor - allowing rail removal workers with A&K Railroad Materials, Inc. of Salt Lake City, Utah, are getting ready to begin salvage work set for late August.

Expected to be complete by the end of October, the work will also include restoration of all disturbed areas. During project work, A&K will provide, install, and maintain temporary slope and erosion control using best management practices to protect sensitive areas. City crews will follow the contractor during rail removal and complete needed ditch maintenance in order to improve drainage.

The rail bed, which is the elevated gravel area, will remain intact as the city develops future options for future regional rail. Workers will not remove the rails or repave the nine existing street crossing locations, but it will be done in a future contract as part of interim trail construction scheduled to begin in early 2014.

“There is great excitement about the future of the corridor,” said City Manager Kurt Triplett. “This work continues the realization of the longtime vision of city leaders and the community to create a destination that enhances Kirkland’s livability. Once the rail materials are gone, construction will begin on the interim trail, which is envisioned to be a multi-use regional facility connecting communities around and across Lake Washington.”

Interim trail design is about 60 percent complete and construction is anticipated to begin in early 2014 and finish in the spring of 2014, city officials said.

The interim trail will be built on the existing rail bed and will have all-weather crushed gravel extending from the South Kirkland Park and Ride at 108th Avenue Northeast to Totem Lake at 132nd Avenue Northeast.

Road crossings will be upgraded to include new signage, lighting, markings and, in some locations, rapid flashing crosswalk beacons. Additionally, railing or fencing will be installed where required for safety and to

protect sensitive areas.

Funding for the Cross Kirkland Corridor interim trail is supported by the voterapproved parks levy, state and other agency grants and the city’s Capital Improvement Program. The work required to remove the steel rail, the miscellaneous hardware and railroad cross ties are estimated to cost less than the current market value of the salvageable material. A sizable percentage of the existing rail material is highly sought after by “short-haul” railroad companies. As a result, it is anticipated that the removal of the rail material and grading of the rail bed will bring a credit of approximately $35,000 to the city.

In April 2012, the city purchased a 5.75 mile segment of the Eastside Rail Corridor, naming it the “Cross Kirkland Corridor” for recreation, transportation and economic development purposes.

Currently, there are 1,100 businesses with 11,000 employees along the Cross Kirkland Corridor within 2,000 feet of the corridor, including EvergreenHealth Medical Center, Google, Nintendo and Astronics Advanced Electronic Systems.

The city will continue its outreach efforts on the Cross Kirkland Corridor Master Plan.

The city’s consultant, Berger Partnership, will present initial findings to the Transportation Commission on Aug. 28 with a Kirkland City Council study session scheduled for Sept. 17.

Information will also be presented from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct. 19 during a Community Planning Day at the Peter Kirk Community Center.

For more information, subscribe to project updates at www.kirklandwa.gov/crosskirklandcorridor.

Gas leak prompts closure of Totem Lake Boulevard A gas line severed by a city contractor that caused a natural gas leak prompted Kirkland police and fire officials to close Totem Lake Boulevard and evacuate a shopping center Tuesday morning.

Police and fire personnel responded to a report of a natural gas leak at the 12500 block of Totem Lake Boulevard around 10:50 a.m.

The initial investigation revealed that a two-inch gas line was severed by a contractor working on a city culvert project. Puget Sound Energy was on-scene and shut off the gas. Fire officials said people were evacuated from six businesses within a shopping strip mall located on the west side of Totem Lake Boulevard. Additionally, both directions of

Totem Lake Boulevard were closed. By 12:15 p.m. the road was open and people were allowed to return to the businesses.

City seeks business feedback about Internet connectivity via survey Internet connectivity is a strong driver of economic success and the city of Kirkland is evaluating business connectivity inside its city limits. Kirkland businesses are encouraged to complete an online survey about business Internet connectivity Aug. 31.

The survey can be found at www.kirklandwa.gov/bizsurvey and contains 10 questions.

Because business needs vary, it is important for various types of businesses to complete the survey. Results of the survey will be posted online at www.kirklandwa.gov.

For more information about the survey, contact Brenda Cooper, chief information officer, Information Technology Department at (425) 587-3051 or bcooper@kirklandwa.gov.

Residents invited to Master Recycle Composter workshops The Master Recycling Composter Eastside volunteer training program offers a great opportunity for Kirkland residents to learn more about recycling, backyard composting, organic gardening concepts and resource conservation.

Participants gain knowledge, skills, and tools to teach their friends, neighbors and community members. Classes will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesdays on Sept. 4, 11, 18 and 25 and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays, Sept. 7, 14, 21 and 28.

Classes will be held in Issaquah; workshop venues will be provided upon registration.

To apply, fill out an application at http://seattletilth.org/about/mrc-eastside-2013-application. The deadline to apply is Wednesday, Aug. 28. For questions about the program, email falaahjones@seattletilth.org or call (206) 633-0451, ext. 123.

Master Recycling Composter Eastside is a partnership between the cities of Issaquah, Bellevue, Kirkland, Bothell, and Seattle Tilth and is open to all Kirkland residents. The program offers 26 hours of education, including classroom learning, hands-on experience and field trips. Learn soil science concepts, find out about urban planning issues and make compost from food and yard waste.

Participants will even take a fascinating field trip to a compost facility. Graduates of the course volunteer 20 hours of composting and recycling education to their communities.

City awarded state grant for conservation improvements As a recent recipient of an energy efficiency grant from the Washington state Department of Commerce, the city will soon make improvements to city-owned buildings within the next 12 months. The improvements will save money, reduce power use and reduce carbon dioxide emissions in future years.

On Aug. 6, the Kirkland City Council formally accepted the $208,000 grant from the Energy Efficiency Grants for Higher Education and Local Governments program.

The cost of Kirkland’s energy efficiency building improvements will total approximately $847,000, which will be off-set in part by the $208,000 grant and an estimated Puget Sound Energy utility incentive estimated at $51,840.

Additional funding will come from the city’s facilities sinking fund reserves, which will be reimbursed over time by the estimated energy, water and sewer savings of at least $47,000 per year.

Grant funding will provide retrofitted water fixtures in all city buildings, LED lights in exterior and parking lot lights, LED lights will be added to exit signs, and dimming LED lamps will replace existing incandescent fixtures in certain locations of the Kirkland Performance Center.

Additionally, the single-pane windows in the city-owned building at 505 Market Street will be replaced with energy efficient, double paned windows; existing double paned windows with failed seals will be repaired or replaced, and new door seals will be applied to the building envelope.

The building envelopes at fire stations 22 (Houghton) and 27 (Totem Lake) will receive new caulking and door seals to reduce energy loss.

Improvements to the heating and cooling systems within Public Works maintenance buildings will allow for the more energy efficient operation of equipment.

An audit of city facilities was conducted in 2012 so that the city of Kirkland could hire, through the state’s contracting program, a company to provide oversight to the grant application and project implementation.

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At around 2 a.m. on June 16, two male suspects followed two females into a locked and secure Kirkland apartment complex located at 9000 block of NE 119th Way in Kirkland.

Once inside, the suspects gained access to the parking lot where a 1998 Jeep Cherokee was stolen and a locked storage unit was broken into.

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This burglar was one of two suspects who followed residents into a secure apartment complex on June 16. Courtesy of Kirkland Police the two subjects caught on camera.

Contact the Kirkland Police tip line at (425) 587-3515

Lake Washington Institute of Technology, in collaboration with the Washington State Department of Early Learning’s Early Achievers program, is offering opportunities for childcare professionals to earn certificates and/or an associate degree in early childhood education.

The Early Achievers Opportunity Grant provides funding (tuition, books and student support services) to help students earn stackable

certificates, leading to an Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education. By providing scholarship funds, the grant allows childcare professionals to further their career development while gaining knowledge and skillsets in early childhood education. Funding is provided by the Washington State Department of Early Learning and the US Department of Health and Human Services and Department of Education Race to the Top – Early Learning Challenge grant.

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...Senior Lifestyles Steps to help a senior stop driving Medicare or the automobile insurance company for help.

The insurance companies may assess the driver’s record and age and submit a request for a driving evaluation. Your senior will need to comply if they want to continue receiving benefits and coverage.

5. Report anonymously to the Department of Motor Vehicles. While this tactic may seem sneaky, if you are truly concerned for your loved one’s life and other people’s safety, you may need to pick up the phone and get the help you need. When you speak with department it is appropriate to remain anonymous and report the unsafe driver.

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As a person ages, it is normal for driving abilities to become impaired.

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Senior internships, entrepreneurial projects and an emphasis on student passion are also wrapped together at L&E Academy.

“Instead of doing volunteer hours somewhere, it’s about being an entrepreneur and giving back to the local community in something that strikes them, such as human trafficking, ecology or whatever their passion is,” O’Shaughnessy said. “… If we keep lining up

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“The biggest thing we’re doing is flipped curriculums,” O’Shaughnessy said. “Flipped classrooms really puts the students in charge. They come and engage and they’re empowered, and they do a lot more of the leading and we do more facilitating.”

Students will receive a mini-lesson sent online usually in the form of a video where they can pause, rewind and have the opportunity to fully understand what is being said before class time. Then, during class, students and teachers are expected to engage in hands-on activities related to the specific subjects, which include English, social studies, math, science, humanities, STEM - robotics included, leadership and a choice class.

“What they choose for their sixth class, they get to create,” O’Shaughnessy said. “It can be online, it can be hot yoga, they have a say. We just want them to be life-long learners.”

Each student will meet with advisors to create an individualized learning plan with academic, social and physical goals in mind, and a trusted adult will also be involved to ensure the student is supported in his or her goals.

L&E Academy will offer students the opportunity to meet with community leaders and will include a slew of field trips to places such as a Kirkland graphic design company or Lake Washington Institute of

L&E Academy’s revenue, scholarships may also be available for students in the future.

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Massage Envy to offer free massages to those living with arthritis Sept. 18 Massage Envy Spa and the Arthritis Foundation have joined forces to host the third annual Healing Hands for Arthritis, a one-day national event to build awareness and raise funds to fight arthritis.

On Sept. 18, Massage Envy’s 24 Washington state clinics and spas will donate $10 from every one-hour massage session or facial to the Arthritis Foundation.

In addition, the Kirkland location will offer those living with arthritis a free one-hour massage session, generously donated by Massage Envy members. Over the past two years, this one-day nationwide event has raised more than $1 million for the Arthritis Foundation, with Massage Envy in Washington state donating more than $30,000.

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Lake Washington school board proposes levy and bond measures for February election At its Aug. 5 meeting, the Lake Washington School District board of directors voted to place two levies and one bond measure on the ballot in February 2014. The levies would replace current measures that expire at the end of 2014. The bonds would build schools to house projected enrollment growth and to replace existing aging schools.

The board reviewed information from community meetings, surveys and feedback from community partners. An advisory committee developed the measures considered by the board based on this information.

The first of the three measures, the Educational Programs and Operations Levy, will replace the expiring levy. It will cost $1.85 per thousand dollars of assessed value on each home in their property taxes. The levy funding makes up about 23 percent of the district’s general fund revenues. It provides funding for basic items such as textbooks, insurance, utilities and maintenance; teacher planning, preparation and training; and athletics and activities.

The proposed capital projects levy will replace an expiring levy to fund both facility and technology projects. The levy would cost 91 cents per thousand dollars of assessed value. This measure would raise: • $21.2 million for building systems replacement and improvements, such as new roofs • $4.8 million for site improvements, including athletic field and playground upgrades • $9.3 million for school and program building improvements • $6.3 million to for code, compliance, health and safety projects • $20.7 million for technology infrastructure and support • $28.5 million for technology equipment, including replacement of student computers on a four-year lifecycle • $9.3 million for instructional software and support systems • $8.8 million for business system and technology operations software and support • $18.3 million for technology training and professional development The bond measure would raise $755 million to build new schools needed to accommodate growth and to modernize existing schools. The new schools are needed based on the district’s projections of enrollment growth of 4,200 students over the next four years. Over the next eight years, the bond will enable the district to build new schools and space for students, including three new elementary schools, one middle school, additions for Lake Washington and Eastlake high schools, a STEM-focused high school on the west side of the district and an international-focused high school on the east side of the district.

The last two schools would enroll students from throughout the district.

The funds for modernization would replace three schools in Kirkland (Juanita High School, Kamiakin Middle School and Kirk Elementary School), two in Redmond (Evergreen Middle School and Rockwell Elementary School) and Mead Elementary School in Sammamish.

The overall tax rate with the replacement levies and the new bond measure would be $4.73 per $1,000 of assessed value. The increase for the average valued home in Lake Washington School District would be $365 per year, or $30 per month.

The bond measure does not include funding to replace the Juanita High School pool; however, the scope of the Juanita High School modernization project does include replacement of the current field house and theater.

Pierce noted that when asked to rank in order priorities for potential additional funding for playgrounds and sports facilities, parents who were surveyed ranked the Juanita pool fourth out of five items. She stated that she does not want to see high school swim teams disappear and understands the desire of the community to keep the pool.

Pierce suggested that if the bond does pass, the school board could take action to dedicate money left from the Phase 2 modernization program to partner with cities or other organizations to build a new community pool. She estimates that $10 to $12 million will remain once all the school projects are complete. This partnership model could follow other successful partnerships the district has with cities in its jurisdictions, which share costs and use of sports fields and could also include other interested stakeholder groups.

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Nevertheless, those obstacles didn’t stop the city of Kirkland and Waste Management from teaming up to increase recycling in multi-family properties in Kirkland.

In the spring, city officials visited 457 properties to talk to on-site property managers, update recycling container signs, and offer tools and assistance.

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REPORTERS The Bellevue Reporter and Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter are seeking a general assignment reporter with writing experience and photography skills. Primary coverage will be city government, business, general assignment stories and could include arts coverage. Schedule may include some evening and/or weekend work.

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