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School board defends trips

Board removes Moore as president

By GREG ALLMAIN

By GREG ALLMAIN

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The Federal Way School Board has defended its recent overseas trips as necessary for the district’s Global Learning Initiative.

Last month’s trip to Europe, along with previous trips to China and other parts of Asia by Superintendent Rob Neu and board member Tony Moore, racked up nearly $100,000 in total costs.

During the Oct. 15 board meeting, Neu explained the informational/data basis for the trips and the district’s Global Learning Initiative.

Neu said that making sure students are internationally minded, with the skill sets to ensure success in the new global economy, is absolutely essential.

The superintendent referenced a book called “Sixteen Trends, Their Profound Impact on Our Future.” The trends Neu highlighted included: • For the first time in history, the old will outnumber the young.

In a 3-2 vote, with the deciding vote coming from the man himself, Tony Moore was removed as the president of the Federal Way School board at the board’s Oct. Tony Moore 15 meeting.

The other two votes in favor of Moore’s removal were Claire Wilson and Danny Peterson, with board members Ed Barney and Angela Griffin voting against Moore’s removal.

Wilson was voted in unanimously as the new board president.

Moore will remain an active member of the board. Moore said he felt that his ongoing legal troubles were likely to be a distraction to the district moving forward.

Moore is accused of [ more MOORE, page 11 ]

Kajmere Houchins, 14, is a student at Illahee Middle School in Federal Way. COURTESY PHOTO

Teenage cancer survivor fights bullies with state policy petition

By GREG ALLMAIN gallmain@fedwaymirror.com

After beating back cancer three times in her short life, 14-year-old Kajmere Houchins has found another opponent to take on: bullying.

Houchins, a student at Illahee Middle School in Federal Way, has started a petition on change.org that calls for students to be included when their schools and school districts begin to draft anti-bullying policies.

Houchins’ petition has already garnered significant attention. The Washington State Board of Education is considering

the petition after she presented it to the board in September. That board is set to vote on the petition in the near future.

“The point of the petition is to give students a voice, to let them have a say in what affects them the most,” Houchins said. “And that way they can actively participate in the policies that school boards are making.”

Houchins was the lead speaker for an anti-bullying assembly at Illahee on Oct. 15, where she let her classmates know that bullying is a serious problem for their generation — and that it’s up to everybody to take part in solving the problem. [ more BULLIES, page 9 ]

Read more online Check out these related stories on The Mirror’s website.

• Public weighs in: The Federal Way School Board got an earful during its Oct. 15 meeting, as numerous members of the community mostly expressed their disapproval of the board’s recent trip to Europe as part of the district’s Global Learning Initiative. Many citizens wondered why that money wasn’t being spent closer to home.

• FWPS joins Global Partnership Program: The program is an international effort involving approximately 1,000 schools across several countries.

According to the district, the program “will challenge and support school systems by promoting global collaboration, uncovering and scaling education innovation, and changing the learning relationship between teachers and students to make learning more engaging and productive.”

• Majorities will become minorities, creating challenges of social cohesion [ more TRIPS, page 4 ]

Businessman raises red flags over PACC analysis

By ANDY HOBBS editor@fedwaymirror.com

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A financial analysis of the proposed Performing Arts and Conference Center (PACC) has raised multiple red flags from one of Federal Way’s most successful businessmen.

At an estimated $32 million, the polarizing PACC would be the most expensive project in city his-

tory. Supporters say the PACC will be a catalyst for economic development in the downtown core near the transit center. Opponents call the project a potential boondoggle.

Along with public discussions, the city’s economic development department and PACC advisory group have sought feedback from Jeff Stock, who is best known as CEO of Wild Waves Theme Park.

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tions with the project’s pro forma, which analyzes the PACC’s anticipated costs from construction to operations.

The city’s pro forma estimates about $670,000 in revenue in the PACC’s proposed first year. However, the pro forma also factors in best-case scenario fundraising and grants in order to bridge the gap in the total operating cost. [ more PACC, page 2 ]

[2] October 18, 2013 alone, without any fund[ PACC from page 1] In the first year, for example, the PACC would net $1.297 million in revenue for a profit of about $22,000. That’s based on projected operating expenses of $1.275 million, according to a revised version of the pro forma (see editor’s note below).

If counting on revenue

raising and grants, the first year of the PACC’s operation would yield a shortfall of nearly $625,000.

Stocks letter notes that the pro forma is overly optimistic in its revenue and fundraising goals.

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“Pro forms like these lose credibility to me because I feel they are worked from the bottom up.”

In his letter, Stock expressed reservations about the pro forma’s lack of a reserve fund for maintenance, along with the reliance on a limited fundraising pool in Federal Way. “Another thing to think about is the PACC could cannibalize the Dumas Bay site, and this should be brought into the equation,” the letter said, referring to the facility on Dash Point Road that houses the Knutzen Family Theatre.

The letter also addresses the city’s plan to leverage Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) to finance the project.

In August, the city council voted 4-3 to move

forward with an application for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Section 108 loan program. The program allows cities to borrow against their CDBG funding to pay for capital projects. If approved, the city would borrow about $3 million and repay the money through CDBG funds over the loan’s term.

“Debt service on a loan of this size for 20 years, I am told, would be in the neighborhood of $200,000 per year,” Stock wrote. “And this loan was not included in the pro forma.”

After reviewing the current pro forma, Stock thinks the city should be prepared to allocate at least $500,000 per year from its annual budget — compared to the $200,000 annual city expense that was originally estimated.

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“I understand a majority of the council is in favor of the PACC, but I cannot support this project unless the city is willing to commit to contributing a minimum of $500,000 per year.”

City spokesman Chris Carrel said Stock’s letter is a welcome part of the public discussion process. Carrel said the city has not yet had an opportunity to fully review the letter.

“The pro forma is intended to generate more discussion — at the council level and with residents — and the letter is an example of that happening,” Carrel wrote in an email to The Mirror. “We look forward to further discussion on the main points he raised.”

The pro forma analysis team includes professional

experts in the performing arts, conference and hospitality industries, according to the city, and includes the director of the Edmonds Arts Center.

Editor’s note The pro forma that Stock received Sept. 10 was slightly revised Sept.

17 to show reductions in expenses. The new pro forma predicts a profit of about $22,000 in the first year, but the version Stock has analyzed shows a profit of about $2,100.

The changes stemmed from a Sept. 5 meeting in which city council members and the public asked questions of Joe McIalwain from the Edmonds Center for the Arts.

“We are some ways away from a ‘final’ pro forma and a next step in the decisionmaking process,” Carrel told The Mirror.

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Police Blotter Following is a sample from the Federal Way police log: Wild Waves traffic problems: At 11:25 p.m. Oct. 12 in the 36000 block of Enchanted Parkway S., police responded to reports of a vehicle accident. A disagreement arose between two drivers. The first party had been stuck trying to enter into the stream of traffic for a considerable amount of time, according to witnesses. One member of the first vehicle got out of the vehicle at one point, and stood in front of other cars so their vehicle could finally get out. A person in another vehicle, observing this, became upset and then exited their vehicle and stood in front of the first vehicle.

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Woman removed from library: At 2:20 p.m. Oct. 13 in the 34000 block of 1st Ave. S., a woman, who had been previously trespassed from the library, was discovered in the library. The woman was arrested and escorted off library property without incident, according to the report.

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Burglar discovered in closet: At 7:02 p.m. Oct. 13 in the 950 block of SW Campus Drive, residents of an apartment came home to a burglary-in-progress. According to the report, police discovered the would-be burglar hiding in a closet in the apartment. The report notes the burglar had attempted to steal an Xbox gaming console by placing it in a backpack.

Woman arrested at bar: At 12:13 a.m. Oct. 12 in the 27000 block of Pacific Highway S., police responded to reports of a woman allegedly assaulting two other patrons at a bar. According to the report, the woman was arrested because she had previously been trespassed from the bar, and the bar still had the paperwork on file and available to show police.

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Woman finds ammo: At 12:10 p.m. Oct. 12 in the 30000 block of 9th Ave. S., a woman was cleaning out her garage when she discovered a box of ammunition. The woman had no recollection of ever having purchased the ammunition.

The woman gave the box to police for disposal, the report notes.

Pet goat saga concludes with no code revision

By ANDY HOBBS editor@federalwaymirror.com

The Federal Way City Council denied a girl’s effort to change city code so that she could keep a pygmy goat as a household pet. By a vote of 6-1, and at the recommendation of Mayor Skip Priest, the council declined a motion for the city’s planning commission to pursue the code revision.

Ava Anissipour, 12, first made headlines back in July when her family received a citation from the city’s animal services unit.

The family’s two pygmy goats generated complaints

from neighbors over the odor and noise. One of the goats was designated as a service animal and allowed to stay on the family’s property. However, city code classifies goats as large domestic animals that require a minimum property size of 70,000 square feet.

The Anissipour family lives in the Brittany Lane neighborhood, near Wild Waves Theme Park, on a property that measures 6,000 square feet.

As a result of the code violation, the second goat had to go. On multiple occasions, Ava Anissipour has addressed the council as to why the city should allow both of her goats to stay under one roof. One reason is that pygmy goats are herd animals who need

to live in pairs. Anissipour and supporters also argued that the goats behave better and smell better than most dogs.

At least two neighbors disagreed, and asked the city to leave the code alone.

In the end, the council praised Anissipour for her diligence, but empathized with the private property rights of neighbors. Several

council members visited Anissipour’s home and her neighbors, and said the smell of animal feces was strong.

“The neighbors have a right to enjoy their homes that they have bought and paid for... and not smell that terrible and offensive odor,” said Councilmember Dini Duclos.

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www.federalwaymirror.com tions, Neu noted. He cited [ TRIPS from page 1] • Social and intellectual capital will become the economic drivers intensifying the competition for welleducated people • International learning, including diplomatic skills, will become necessary • The release of human ingenuity will become a primary responsibility of education and society Washington’s position in the national and global economy is also an important reason for Fedaral Way Public Schools (FWPS) to expand its global connecSpanaway Lake High School

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“The objectives of the (Global Learning) initiative are first and foremost to learn from our international educators,” he said.

“We have got to do better, in Federal Way, in Washington state, in the United States. Why not learn from those around the globe?

In doing so, we develop international partners, sister schools, we can share resources, learn and grow together…I would love to see every student in Federal Way have the opportunity to study abroad, I would love to see every staff member in Federal Way have the opportunity to teach and learn and share with their partners around the world.”

New board president Claire Wilson said the initiative, and the recent trips, are an integral part of FWPS’ future.

“The Global Initiative is about having an opportunity for every one of our kids to be successful,” she said.

“As a parent, as a community member, it’s important for each student to know they can leave school and not be placed in a track, or placed in a position, but

that they have some choice about what that might be…

We want all of our children to be competent, we want them all to be successful, we want them all to have opportunity. And that’s what the Global Initiative is about.”

A popular perception that arose throughout the community after the costs of the trips came to light was that, for all intents and purposes, Neu and the board were basically getting the chance to go on vacation on the taxpayers’ dime.

Board member Ed Barney said the most recent 19-day trip to Europe was anything but a vacation.

“I don’t want to do this again, I don’t want to live out of a suitcase for three weeks,” Barney said. “It was, in no ways, fun.”

Board vice president Angela Griffin agreed with Barney, and said that the most recent European trip was a grueling experience.

“Ed alluded to the intensity of our travels.

We arrived in Finland on a Wednesday evening, and Thursday morning we were up at schools,” she said.

“And we went like that every day. On weekends, we were traveling to another T:4.8333” country and then got up

on Monday and visited more schools. The Friday before we left, we were out at schools until 4 p.m., so it was a very intense learning experience.”

Griffin touched on the fact that throughout the rest of the world, student and teacher exchanges among countries is commonplace.

“The norm is that administrators, teachers, students, visit other countries annually,” she said. “That is part of their education. Little kids were saying, ‘I’ve been to Australia, I’ve been to Africa.’ It was part of the culture in other countries.”

“There’s a big world out there to explore beyond the borders of Federal Way, and we want our students to be able to go out and explore that big world,” she added.

FYI In the spring, Neu and Moore’s month-long trip to China came with a price tag of about $33,350. Neu also took two solo trips to Indonesia and South Korea, with the total costs of those two trips equaling $3,361.97. The most recent trip to Europe cost about $60,000. All travel expenses equal about .04 percent of the district’s overall budget of $213.3 million.

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By CASEY OLSON of the abduction attempts colson@fedwaymirror.com in Federal Way. He crossed More than a week after the border in Blaine, Wash., two separate attempted on Oct. 7. child abduction incidents According to the Asat Brigadoon Elementary sociated Press, Stanley School on Oct. was allowed to 5 and 6, Federal cross the border Way police still after authorities haven’t made determined that any arrests. he was a U.S. “The detective citizen and not has eliminated the subject of several local an extraditable registered sex arrest warrant. offenders and Stanley has a is continuing to long history of receive support Sketch of the suspect, sexual offenses from other (law courtesy Federal Way police. against women enforcement) and children agencies on similar crimes,” and has been missing since police spokeswoman Cathy Oct. 1, when he cut off Schrock said in an email. his electronic monitoring “The effort is ongoing.” bracelet around the AlberOne person of interta-Saskatchewan boundary est police eliminated late in Canada, according to auTuesday was Michael Sean thorities. Schools in several Stanley, a registered sex Saskatchewan communities offender who escaped from locked their doors and kept Canada last week. children inside after police On Monday, police got multiple, unconfirmed named Stanley as a “person sightings of Stanley. of interest” in the Federal The first incident in FedWay abduction cases and eral Way occurred around said the detective work5:20 p.m. Oct. 5. Accord-

ing to police, an 8-year-old female was crossing the play field at Brigadoon Elementary, 3601 SW 336th St., when an unknown male asked her if she wanted candy. The girl told him no and attempted to run away. The male grabbed the girl from behind when she stumbled. She escaped after scratching and biting the male’s hands, police said.

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Q&A: School board drama and healthy sperm Q: Mr. Federal Way, do you think it was a good move by the Federal Way School Board to remove Tony Moore as president?

A: Mr. Federal Way is having a hard time deciding what was the point of Tuesday night’s vote.

Seems to Mr. Federal Way that Moore and the school

board wrote the screenplay for the meeting before it was held. In other words, it was pretty rehearsed.

Moore is still on the school board and still has the same exact voting power as he had before.

He just no longer has the “title” of president before his name, which essentially means nothing, in the grand

scheme of things.

Moore is accused of scheming with a tire company employee in Portland, Ore., to steal more than $150,000 in semi-truck tires in 2011. A grand jury indicted Moore on Aug. 23. Moore will go to trial in Oregon, and his next court appearance is Nov. 25.

“I really believe that the most important thing that happens in this district has to do with our kids,” Moore said at Tuesday’s school board meeting. “It’s far more important than any one person. Your kids are

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Obviously, Moore will have his day in court and it will be decided if he is guilty or innocent. That’s the beauty of the American justice system. Mr. Federal Way is actually hoping it’s just a huge misunderstanding and Moore can get back to his duties on the school board. That would be the best potential outcome for Federal Way schools.

Because a guilty verdict in the case would mean the school board will be further

dragged through the mud.

But, until that happens, Moore will still have a vote on the school board.

Q: A new study by a researcher at the Harvard School of Public Health has shown that eating bacon and other processed meats can cause men to produce lower amounts of healthy sperm. Thoughts?

A: First thought is why was this study done? Second thought is why was this study done at Harvard and not in some 13th-grade, community college chemistry class?

Mr. Federal Way would much rather have researchers at Harvard — probably the most prestigious

higher-education institution in America — working on ways to cure cancer or Alzheimer’s disease, rather than linking a BLT with low sperm count.

The study published by the American Society of Reproductive Medicine concluded that “processed meat intake was associated with lower semen quality” and fish was associated with higher semen quality.

The Harvard researcher also said it’s not clear why such foods might negatively affect sperm quality.

Impressive stuff, Harvard.

What’s next? People who eat less and exercise are less likely to have a heart attack? [ more MR. FW, page 9 ]

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There has been much talk recently about the proposed Performing Arts and Conference Center (PACC).

A large, beautiful convention center, performance hall and multi-use facility built to compliment a lovely central city park and meeting place could be a tremendous blessing for the city — a “cherry on the top” of a very solid, booming, financial base here in Federal Way. The PACC would provide exceptional space for a large variety of events. Touring companies, school activities, tech classes, plays, choral, band and orchestra competitions and performances, major speakers, lecturers, political events, hobby shows, travel programs, celebrations, fundraisers, concerts, ethnic festivals, bridge competitions, body building and fitness competitions with sports vendors could all be a part of it.

The mayor speaks with urgency about the need for business and economic development in our downtown core. He points out that our police force and other vital city functions are funded with business taxes. Property taxes alone cannot support them.

As city council members have stated, there is a great need for a solid economic plan for Federal Way to get business booming and the funds coming in for the benefit of everyone. They see the PACC as a potentially important part of that.

When representatives of the Freedom Foundation met with our mayor and city council members recently (Diana Noble-Gulliford, Jeanne Burbidge, Susan Honda and Kelly Maloney, and a special meeting with candidate Mark Koppang and others) they reported that we have one of the best city councils in the state.

They admonished us to appreciate the honesty, fiscal responsibility and balanced budget to date. They urged great care in PACC funding and lauded our council’s decision to support the PACC with appropriate grants and private funds while refusing a city bond to pay for it — a unique and exceptional approach in the state.

Building our financial base first with free or reduced business permits, proper zoning and incentives to encourage new businesses should be our top priority. With a solid financial base, and a clear focus on free market job creation, public safety, crime prevention and much-needed basic city maintenance, we can safely consider moving ahead on tremendous projects like the PACC — from a more privately funded and operated, solid perspective.

With these essentials, free from extra government controls and/or debt, and with citizens and businesses working together, nothing can hold us back.

I will vote no for FW school levies Since nobody on the school board has replied to my email, I assume that my concern is of no interest.

Yawn.

I did read in the news about Tony Moore resigning as Federal Way School Board president and the $60,000 that has been spent on trips to “benefit the children.”

In this current state of financial affairs, I have to say “not a priority.”

Rest assured, as a citizen for 27 years in this com-

Mayor racks up a mixed record Mayor Skip Priest is a proud man who has devoted much of his adult life to serving the community and wears his affection for Federal Way like a badge of honor.

Priest has been involved in many organizations and community projects, but he is particularly attached to the Hylebos Wetlands. His community involvement led to his election to the Federal Way City Council, mayor in the council-manager form of government, state representative, and now a part of the history in a way no one else can duplicate: the city’s first full-time directly elected mayor.

A second term would be both a reward and proof of the community’s appreciation of his service. But his route to a second term has taken a different road than one would have expected just a few months ago.

Back then, it was thought Priest might run unopposed. Now he is in a close rematch with Deputy Mayor Jim Ferrell.

Priest assumed office during the worst economic downturn since the early 1980s, and his term has been marked by budget cuts, not new programs.

Priest’s most visible side is unassuming and humble — an “aw shucks” image of Jimmy Stewart who just wants to help make the city where we live a little better, and doesn’t care who gets the credit. He is affable and has a good sense of humor. That is what most people see, and it is an accurate description. But there is more to the story in this unpredictable year.

First it was the Pinewood Apartment murders that brought community attention to mental health, domestic violence and gun control. It also brought Jim Ferrell into the race.

Then came a complaint filed by Councilmember Kelly Maloney about the mayor’s temper and behavior.

The mayor calls it his “direct mode.”

His other side was not a well-kept secret, but it took a formal complaint for the issue to become part of the public discussion. That was followed by a police report regarding the Mayor Priest’s late-night trip to retrieve his campaign signs — and a request from the police chief to have the Washington State Patrol investigate the case to ensure the public of objectivity.

But there are positive sides to Priest’s record.

At a time when other cities have had significant financial problems, Federal Way tightened its belt and came through the challenges pretty well. But the cuts Priest had to make to provide a sustainable budget also contributed to some of his political problems.

He saved money by working with city employees to reduce the costs of benefits. But he ran into problems with the Federal Way Police Officers Guild.

In the past, Priest didn’t apply for a COPS grant to add police officers because he was concerned about the city’s ability to pay for the officers when the grant expired. Again, he put budget sustainability above police. This harmed [ more ROEGNER, page 8 ]

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Due to limited print space, more letters are available online at federalwaymirror.com. munity, having voted yes in all school levies and being an active PTA parent and avid school supporter in the past, I will be spearheading a “vote no” campaign for school levies for the next election.

I did not vote yes to spend my money on junkets to Europe as class sizes continue to grow, educator workloads continue to expand, and box tops continue to be cut to buy school supplies.

Until every school board member who participated in this egregious spending is replaced, I will continue this crusade. I have contacted David Brower, principal at Decatur High School, in the interest of letting him know that the teachers and educators just took a big hit by their school board in the public eye through this wasteful spending.

Maybe if he feels the same, we can get some boots on the ground to change this

behavior before it’s too late and educators lose future community investment in schools.

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On Sunday, Oct. 6, a very nice, very friendly man came to my door and said

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He said he works in a shop during the week, but on weekends, he was trying to find some extra work to help care for his wife and six children. He had his father and his oldest son with him to help with the work.

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[ ROEGNER from page 7] his relationship with the police, who are backing Ferrell. However, the friction doesn’t appear to have hampered police operations.

The city is pursuing a COPS grant this year, but that was pushed by his opponent, and Priest agreed as part of the budget deliberations. Priest has also funded other support programs to give balance to crime fighting.

Mayors frequently are judged by how they respond to circumstances they had no control over.

Such is the case of the Pinewood murders. It was the biggest set of homicides in the city’s history. Priest gets good marks for comforting families, and he says he was on location in the middle of the night. But others say they haven’t seen any followup or policy changes because of the incident.

There has been no elevation of support for domestic violence or gun control discussion.

A notable improvement is the expansion of the Safe City program into the neighborhoods, causing residential crime

to drop. However, commercial crime has increased.

Objectively? It’s a mixed record — certainly positive enough for Priest to claim some credit for improvement, but also enough area of concern for his opponent to challenge.

Unwilling to consider any tax increase, Priest has worked to bring more business to town and can identify several. Unfortunately, some high-profile businesses have also left town, again leaving a mixed record. His economic development director is also the planning director and the point person for the Performing Arts and Conference Center (PACC).

That workload has caused some criticism from council members who would like more focus. Priest says he is trying to save money.

The PACC is one of the biggest issues separating the candidates. Previously, Priest had seemed only lukewarm to the idea as he pursued other projects such as the Crystal Palace.

But this year he claimed the project and made it his own. He has exerted leadership unlike any other project in his term. He views the PACC as the cor-

nerstone of what our future downtown will look like.

Support has been building, but so far it has not gained widespread acceptance because of its cost. Local business leader Jeff Stock has raised serious questions about the financing.

Priest received the endorsement of the Tacoma News Tribune and was rated “outstanding” by the Municipal League. Ferrell was endorsed by the Federal Way Mirror and received a “very good” from the Municipal League.

Overall, Priest’s record is mixed. And while the economy is partially at fault, Priest had some unforced errors that were surprising.

His record is certainly good enough to ask the public for a second term. But there are also enough questions to give his opponent reason to ask the public for a change.

Almost three years ago, Priest won with a comfortable margin over Ferrell.

This time, insiders believe Ferrell has gained the momentum and the race is now too close to call.

Next week: Jim Ferrell.

Federal Way resident Bob Roegner, a former mayor of Auburn: bjroegner@comcast.net

[ MR. FW from page 6] These same researchers deduced earlier this year that young men who watch more than 20 hours of TV a week had 44 percent less sperm than men who watch little to no TV. Even more impressive stuff, Harvard. How much did these studies cost, and what’s the point of them?

Also, where does Mr. Federal Way send his resume?

This Harvard thing sounds like the perfect gig for a middle-aged dude.

Here’s Mr. Federal Way’s conclusion: If you are a young man watching more than 20 hours of TV in a week, it would be nearly impossible for you to have a baby because you are a knob. And knobs don’t ever talk to girls, let alone have the “opportunity” to participate in the act of having a child.

Thank you. Mr. Federal Way will be expecting his research grant any day now.

And, after reading about this stellar research at Harvard, there are now times that Mr. Federal Way wishes Mr. Federal Way ate a lot more bacon and watched a lot more TV during Mr. Federal Way’s

[ LETTERS from page 7] that kind of work to his son. With the economy the way it is, I could understand a father trying to put in the extra work so that he could better care for his family.

First, he offered to show me the kind of work he was talking about by taking care of one scrape on the front of the car. He did that, and it looked just fine to me, so I said that he could do the other spots on the car.

I might add that my car is an older one, but in good shape. The car has the little kind of scratches, etc., that can happen in a parking lot over the years.

When he was finished, he had me come out to look at the car. The car did have a nice shine all over. However, he had put a white paste on all of the scratches he was supposed to have taken care of. He said it was something that needed to be left on until the next day as a “protection” to give the spots time to set. A regular shop has a special area that they use for that purpose. I was kind of skeptical about paying him, without being able to see the finished product, but he was a good talker and gave me his phone number in case there was anything he needed to come back for, and so that

younger years.

These short-lived thoughts seem to occur when Mr. Federal Way is running kids back and forth to practices or getting them to do their homework.

Q: I was looking for a Halloween costume for my 12-year-old daughter and was shocked at the selection. Most of the costumes look like they were made for a nightclub in Vegas.

When did this start?

A: No clue. Mr. Federal Way came to the same conclusion a couple of years ago when looking for a costume for Mr. Federal Way’s daughter. It’s amazing what passes off as a “costume” these days. What happened to the old-time girl costumes of Cinderella, Raggedy Ann or a basic witch? Nowadays, designers have Raggedy Ann wearing a blue, white and red halter top, mini-skirt and candycane tights.

Mr. Federal Way’s suggestion is to go with the tried-and-true costume of cutting two eyes, a nose and a mouth in a white sheet and going as a ghost on Halloween.

www.federalwaymirror.com “I’ve been held back a grade, so I was [ BULLIES from page 1] Bullying is an important topic to Houchins because the circumstances of her life have made her a target.

Houchins has beaten cancer three times. Her first go-round was with neuroblastoma, and then she had to beat acute myeloid leukemia twice.

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“I’ve been bullied before. I’ve been bullied because I’m short, because my parents are gay, because I was in and out of school for cancer treatment, and kids didn’t know I was out for cancer treatment,” Houchins said.

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I could refer others to him who might need to have similar work done.

I’ll admit that I didn’t stand there to watch every move while he was doing the work. Needless to say, when I washed the paste off the next day, none of those spots had been taken care of the way he did the first one. They had washed the car and put on something to make it shine, but then they had just put that paste on over the scratches. No repair work. Not surprisingly, I could not reach him on the phone number that he had given me.

As a senior citizen, we have been of a generation where a handshake was good, and we took someone at their word. In the past, I’ve gotten some very good work from people who came to my door, figuring that if someone could provide some work I needed to have done, and I could help them out at the same time, it was good for both of us.

Now I am out of the money I paid him, and will doubt even those who honestly are looking for work.

Another thing: Look at the way that son is being raised.

Here the father could have been training and teaching an honest trade to his son, but instead, is teaching him how to lie and cheat.

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bullied for that. And a lot of people around me are bullied…Bullying is becoming a bigger and bigger and bigger problem, and it’s something that’s tearing people down.”

Houchins has a website at www. thepowercave.com, and associated social media profiles on Facebook and Twitter to help spread her message. A link to her petition on change.org, which already has 3,084 signatures, is available on her website. Houchins said her website is a safe place for teens.

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Moore was arrested Sept.

17 at SeaTac Airport as he boarded a plane to Amsterdam on a trip sponsored by the school district. He was released from King County Jail on Sept. 20 after posting a $50,000 bond. Moore said he is innocent of the charges and will remain on the school board. Moore will go to trial in Oregon, and his next court appearance is Nov. 25.

“Not to be a distraction, I choose to vote to resign,” Moore said. “I really believe that the most important thing that happens in this district has to do with our kids. It’s far more important than any one person. Your kids are the most important thing and the future of our country depends on it.”

Board member Danny Peterson originated the motion to have Moore step down as president.

“I am disappointed that we are here at this point and that a resignation has not been given yet,” Peterson said. “It’s clear that Director Moore’s personal legal issues right now are a distraction to the great and important work going on in our district. It has eroded public trust…This vote is not whether or not he’s innocent or guilty. The courts will decide that. Rather, this is an opportunity to begin to restore public confidence and trust in this board, and getting back to the focus on students and teachers and the great work that’s ahead of us.”

Griffin explained her

reasons for not voting to remove Moore, saying she didn’t think Moore needed to resign or be forced out.

“I don’t agree that there needs to be a resignation from our president for this position. I believe it’s a board decision as to whether or not Tony Moore should remain president,” she said. “The public communication is happening so that as a board, the five of us can discuss and talk about whether or not there is any type of distraction or concern (over) the personal activities that are happening with Mr. Moore.”

Barney said he believes Moore has always been able to keep his personal life separate from his work with the school board, and didn’t feel Moore’s legal issues are a distraction.

“I honestly do not feel there is a problem with Mr. Moore remaining as president. He has, over the years, been able to separate his personal life from the business of the board, and he has been a strong advocate for students and this district,” Barney said. “I believe that as he continues to pursue whatever it is, that he will be able to continue to keep his personal life and professional life separate.”

Moore said he hadn’t resigned at this point because he wanted the process to be transparent, and that a backroom resignation goes against his idea of open government.

“This conversation is difficult to have in public, but it’s one that must be had in public,” Moore said.

New board president Wilson thanked the board for their vote of confidence in her, and gave a continued vote of support to Moore as the district moves forward.

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Way Community Caregiving Network (FWCCN) is hosting its annual Dangers of sex trafficking: Awareness seminars are scheduled Souper Supper Fundraiser from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Oct. 24 at Steel Lake from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 24-25.

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Guest speakers include Richard Harmony Kings Barbershop LeMieux, author of “Breakfast at Chorus: A free community appreSally,” and Erin Jones, Director of ciation concert supported by the Equity and Achievement for FWPS. Federal Way Arts Commission will Tickets are $25 per person prior to begin at 2 p.m. Oct. 27 at St. Luke’s the event or $30 at the door. Call Church, 515 S. 312th St. Info: (425) (253) 952-6988.

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…POLITICAL SEASON Name: Kelly Maloney Age: 52 Political race: Federal Way City Council, Position 2 Schooling: BA University of Houston; currently enrolled at Gonzaga for MA in Communications and Leadership Studies How long in Federal Way: 16 years Family members: Married with one daughter and one son Hobbies: Writing, painting,

family excursions, Seahawks and exercise How long in office: City council for 8 months.

Relevant commissions/offices held: Board of Directors for Community in Schools of Federal Way; Federal Way and Auburn Boys and Girls Club; Federal Way Chamber of Commerce; Advancing Leadership class of 2008; PTA Secretary; Orion Industries Board of Directors; Chamber Eco-

nomic Development Strike Force, Government Affairs Committee, Marketing Committee Chair, co-leader of “Think Federal Way” Campaign; Multi-Service Center Circle of Friends; Federal Way Symphony Young Professionals Advisory Panel; Federal Way Mirror diversity column.

What are the top 3 items you want the constituents of Federal Way to know about you: • Jobs: Currently building

consensus and collaboration on short- and long-term job creation through strategic economic development initiatives.

• Downtown core: We need a plan that encompasses all the needs and vision for our downtown that reflects the goals of the people and businesses. The downtown initiative could include walkable areas, high-end department stores and residences, amenities, college campuses, a

public square or park and the necessary upgrades to infrastructure and roads to make this a reality; as well as an increase in public transportation, parking and public safety.

• Image: I am working with other council and city staff to fix the negative image of the city.

Contact: Email retainkelly@ kellymaloney.com or visit her website at kellymaloney.com

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…POLITICAL SEASON Name: Mark Koppang Age: 49 Political race: Federal Way City Council, Position 2 Schooling: Bachelor’s degree, Theology How long in Federal Way: 17+ years Family members: Lori and I

have been married for 27 years and have two children, Bryan (24) and Lauren (21).

Hobbies: Boating, motorcycling and hot yoga.

Relevant commissions/offices held: Parks and Recreation Commission, Civil Service Commission and the Independent Salary

Review Commission.

What are the top 3 items you want the constituents of Federal Way to know about you: • Running for office is the continuation of a lifelong commitment to serving my community. I chose to run because I am proud to call Federal Way home

and believe I can make a positive difference as a member of the council.

• I am optimistic about the future of Federal Way. I believe that by focusing on what we have, we can attract new businesses and the jobs that come with them to our city.

• To ensure we have a vibrant and prosperous future, I am committed to finding win/win solutions that work for everyone and leave no one behind.

Contact: Email Mark Koppang at koppangforcouncil@gmail.com or visit markkoppang.com

VOTE BY NOVEMBER 5TH! Endorsed by the Federal Way Mirror

I’d be honored to receive your vote.

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…POLITICAL SEASON Name: Ed Barney Age: 59 Political race: Federal Way School Board, Position 1 Schooling: BA, Communications/Public Relations; AA, Business/Accounting How long in FW: 30 years Family members: Married, 5 children, 7 grandchildren Hobbies: Running, hiking, the great outdoors, genealogy How long in office: School board, 12 years

Relevant commissions/offices held: 3 terms as school board president and 2 terms as legislative liaison (4 years). Elected 3 times (3 year terms) to the KCDA Board (King County Directors Association) purchasing co-op for all school districts, serving as VP for the last two years. Board of Directors, Federal Way School District Elementary Track Committee. President, FWET (elementary track group). PTA Leadership, 17 years serving in a variety

of local and council positions.

2-time recipient Golden Acorn.

Boy Scouts of America Leadership, 18 years serving in a variety of local and council positions.

Received the District Award of Merit and Distinguished Commissioner Award. Youth Programs (30 years) as assistant track coach, Little League umpire, band boosters organizations, drama society booster, choir boosters, track and field officiating (USATF Certified).

What are the top 3 items you want the constituents of Federal Way to know about you: 1. I continue to advocate for the success of all students in the Federal Way Public Schools system.

2. I am a supporter of arts and music education and athletic programs for children as part of a whole child approach to education, not purely academics. Children need a balanced education program with opportunities to explore new ideas and challenge

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them as they move through the system.

3. It is all about the children. I serve the students and parents of the district. I listen to concerns and problems before I react and I champion the cause of parents as the first educator of their children.

My decisions are influenced by my role as a concerned member of the Federal Way community for the benefit off all children for generations to come.

Contact: edbarney@mail.com

Ed Barney Nov. 5th Federal Way School Board • Position #1 Vision:

Our District provides many educational opportunities for all students to succeed.

• Academically— IB, AP, Cambridge • Vocationally—Auto Shop, Horticulture • Socially—Arts, Drama and Music programs and after school clubs and programs • Physically – through our multifaceted athletic programs.

Through our international connections we will provide opportunities for students to be better prepared for the future, whatever they decide to do. The goal is to ensure our students can succeed in a country that is more diverse and a world that is more connected and more competitive than at any time in history.

Ed Barney is a peopleoriented leader who leads by example. He has excellent communication skills and he uses them to help people to reach their own conclusions rather than telling them his opinions/conclusions outright. Ed helps people learn to make sound decisions through their own research. He is able to separate himself emotionally from most major decisions and he expects the same level of success with this in others.

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This is why I do the things I do.

Ed is a decisive, takeaction type of leader who thrives on problem solving and creating win-win scenarios for all parties involved. He is able to see long term solutions and envision a strong path of implementation. Ed does not back down from what he believes is right and he is dedicated to championing those whose voice can’t be heard.

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…POLITICAL SEASON Name: Jeanne Burbidge Political race: Federal Way City Council, Position 4 Schooling: University of Washington, Master’s Degree; Seattle University, B.A. Degree How long in Federal Way: 43 years Family members: Married to Dr. Jim Burbidge; three adult children and one grandson Hobbies: Skiing, gardening, reading, and music How long in office: Complet-

ing 16th year Relevant commissions/offices held: Mayor during second term on council; Chair, State Transportation Improvement Board; Transportation Policy Board for Puget Sound Regional Council; Regional Transit Committee for King County; South County Area Transportation Board Chair; King County Economic Development Council; King County Arts Commission, Regional Law, Safety and Justice Committee Chair; Federal

Way Arts Commission Chair What are the top 3 items you want the constituents of Federal Way to know about you: • My service on the council stems from my passion for this community and city. Experience and involvement have led to knowledge of the city, relationships across the community, and the ability to bring people together. As I listen to all viewpoints, I work to bring consensus, which results in positive action.

• We have accomplished much as a still-young city — outstanding parks, trails and community center, quality roads, effective public safety. For a strong future, we need to transform our downtown and increase jobs.

Investing in our downtown will attract new businesses and assist existing businesses, bringing needed vitality. This transformation will expand the economic base of the city, providing necessary revenues for police, parks

and roads.

• My regional work has helped provide dollars and policy decisions for Federal Way. My continuing representation will benefit the city. I bring energy and enthusiasm, along with experienced leadership, to tackling our challenges toward a dynamic future for our city.

Contact: Call (206) 650-1489 or email information@ jeanneburbidge.com or visit her website at jeanneburbidge.com

Re-Elect Jeanne Burbidge to build a city that works for all of us!

Priorities /Vision

Vital downtown--retail, civic facilities, green spaces, plaza Strong public safety, for neighborhoods and business Job development—bringing new business, enhancing existing business Effective traffic management and increased transit service Quality roads, parks and facilities Balanced budget with sound fiscal management

Proven Track Record

Effective City and Community Leader Mayor 2002-2003 Chair of 4 Council Committees, current and past Rotary Community Service Chair 6 years President, Advancing Leadership Board Boys and Girls Club Board Director 7 years City Incorporation Team Friends of the West Hylebos Wetlands Historical Society of Federal Way

Respected Regional Leadership

Your voice bringing favorable decisions and dollars to Federal Way Puget Sound Regional Council Transportation Policy Board Washington State Transportation Improvement Board (past Chair) King County Regional Transit Committee South County Area Transportation Board (Chair twice) King County Regional Law, Safety and Justice Committee (past Chair) Seattle-King County Economic Development Council Sound Cities Association Public Issues Representative

Paid for by Citizens to Re-Elect Jeanne Burbidge • Peggy and Dennis LaPorte, Co-chairs Email: jeanneburbidge@comcast.net • Phone: 206-650-1489 • www.jeanneburbidge.com

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…POLITICAL SEASON Name: Geoffery McAnalloy Age: 49 Political race: Federal Way School Board, Position 1 Schooling: Project Management Institute, University of New Mexico, Sandia High School How long in FW: 5.5 years Family members: Married with three sons Hobbies: King County Master Gardener, avid urban gardener/ farmer. I have established Nautilus K-8 as one of the two King

County schools with a “grow groceries garden.” We have donated over 400 bags of produce to the food bank over the last 3 years.

I love teaching our youth about gardening and have seen an increase in salad sales for lunches at our school. I also enjoy bowling, traveling and exploring anywhere and everywhere with my sons.

How long in office: First race Relevant commissions/offices held: I have volunteered for Federal Way PTSA for the last 5 years

and received the volunteer of the year from the Federal Way School District in 2011-2012. I have served as Top Dog for the Watch D.O.G.S. program, Vice President, several committee chairs and currently serving my third term as the legislative chair on the executive board of the PTSA. What are the top 3 items you want the constituents of Federal Way to know about you: 1. We need an inclusive success plan for all children. I want

a more rewarding educational experience for all students so each has an optimum opportunity to achieve.

2. We need improved parental engagement and community involvement. As parents, we need to know our choices at every step to ensure that each individual child is on the best educational path.

3. We need to provide funding to engage the whole child. This includes programs that have been cut like elementary band and

orchestra, career and technical education, art, and performing arts while we re-evaluate current expenditures. The bilingual and multilingual goals for the district for elementary students are also important. The 2009 statistics that 39 percent of students didn’t graduate (source: Weekly Education) from our district indicate that changes are needed.

Contact: (206) 478-7999 or geofferyforschools@gmail.com or visit geofferyforschools.com

WE CAN MAKE FEDERAL WAY SCHOOLS BETTER As a parent with children in our district, I am committed to its success. I am devoted to building relationships between parents, educators, principals, administrators and the community. I have three initiatives: ● Establish an inclusive success plan for ALL children. Create opportunities for maximum student achievement. ● Work to improve parental and community involvement. Give parents choices to ensure each step of the child’s education is a pathway to personal excellence. ● Re-evaluate current spending. Provide funding to engage the WHOLE child. Bring back programs that have been cut like elementary band and orchestra, Career and Technical Education (CTE), art, and performing arts. The 2009 statistics that 39% of students in our district did not graduate indicate that changes are needed.

Vote Geoffery McAnalloy for Federal Way School Board About Geoffery McAnalloy • Parent of three children in the Federal Way School District.

• Parent Teacher Student Association and Volunteer of the Year.

• A supporter of Sister School and Exchange Programs and increasing language programs.

• A strong business background.

My Incumbent Opponent Approved:

› Nearly 3-week trip for himself and the board to Europe on our tax dollars. › A $42,000 per year pay increase for the Superintendent. › Meanwhile, graduation rates during his term ranged from 46% to 67%. (source Ed Weekly).

Geoffery is endorsed by:

Federal Way Educators (FWEA) Congressman Adam Smith County Executive Dow Constantine Senator Tracy Eide Representative Roger Freeman Former FWPS Board President Helen Pepper ... and many, many more

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…POLITICAL SEASON Name: Jim Ferrell Age: 47 Political race: Mayor of Federal Way Schooling: Law degree, Gonzaga University, 1993; University of Washington, BA, 1989

How long in Federal Way: 20+ years Family members: Married to Wendy Ferrell for 15 years, and we have a 6-year-old son.

How long in office: Elected to Federal Way City Council

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in 2003. Currently serving as Deputy Mayor.

What are the top 3 items you want the constituents of Federal Way to know about you: • I want to represent you as mayor of Federal Way. In 2009,

I led the charge to create the elected position of mayor — a grass-roots effort in which I was the spokesperson and manager of a citywide initiative process. My commitment to the establishment of this leadership position was,

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and still is, based on my strong belief that a directly elected and accountable mayor could play a pivotal role for growth in our city and beyond.

• Serving both as deputy mayor and leader of the Federal Way

City Council currently, I have seen the stagnation that happens with a lack of strong leadership at the mayor level. I have lived in Federal Way for over two decades.

And now I am ready to take over that leadership role and spear-

head Federal Way’s new direction with a concrete and attainable vision of what our city can become, now and in the future.

• I have been a senior King County prosecutor for 15 years.

• I played Husky football from

1985 to 1988 under coach Don James where I earned the Guy Flaherty Inspirational Player award.

Contact: (253) 569-4482 or email info@ferrellformayor.com or visit ferrellformayor.com

VOTE BY NOVEMBER 5TH!

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We Can Do Better!

As your Mayor, I will:

INCREASE PUBLIC SAFETY: As a prosecutor with two decades of experience, I am committed to making Federal Way a safer city and I’m honored to be endorsed by our Police Officer’s and Lieutenant’s Guilds.

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CREATE A VIBRANT CITY CORE: By attracting living-wage jobs, retail development, and a downtown park, we will create a dynamic environment for business and jobs.

Jim and Wendy with their son.

INCREASE FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY: By eliminating wasteful spending and unnecessary projects. I will always serve as steward of your hardearned tax dollars.

“Jim’s leadership and commitment to the community is what the citizens of Federal Every day, as your Way need. His compassion for ‘the people’ is a clear choice for our full endorsement.”

mayor, I will make it my top priority to make this a safer city and bring jobs to our community.

Thank you for your support!

Swearing-in with his little Deputy Mayor

– Richard Kim, President, Federal Way Officers Guild

Endorsements Federal Way Mirror

30th District Democrats

Roger Flygare

Martin Luther King Jr, County Labor

State Rep. Roger Freeman Susan Honda, Federal Way City Council Member Paul Mallary, Algona City Council Member Geoffery McAnalloy, Candidate Federal Way School Board Martin Moore, Candidate for Federal Way City Council

Council, AFL-CIO

FW Police Officers Guild

Teamsters Local 763

FW Police Lieutenants Guild

Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU)

FW Police Support Services Guild

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King County Sheriff John Urquhart

IUPAT District Council 5 (Painters)

King County Police Officer’s Guild

Pacific NW Regional Council of

King County Corrections Officers Guild

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…POLITICAL SEASON Name: William “Bill” Gates Age: 69 Political race: South King Fire and Rescue Fire Commissioner, Position 1 Schooling: BS (Economics major) MBA (Finance concentration) How long in Federal Way: Since 1974 Family members: Married to Mary Gates; two adult children Hobbies: Seahawks, gardening and my Wire Fox Terrier

How long in office: 12 years Relevant commissions/offices held: Fire Commissioner Board Chair; past president and board member of Federal Way Chamber of Commerce, Federal Way Boys & Girls Club, Federal Way Library, King County Library System Board, Centerstage Theatre; Friends of the Hylebos founding member; King County Fire Commissioner Association; Department of Health Central Region; Twin Harbors Boy Scout

Council; School District Board of Directors; King County Aquatics Center Oversight Committee; Federal Way Historical Society What are the top 3 items you want the constituents of Federal Way to know about you: • First elected in 2001 and re-elected in 2007. My fellow fire commissioners elected me board chair this year for the fourth year.

I have a solid record of community accomplishments and have been recognized as a leader by

many organizations, giving me years of board experience, policy knowledge and leadership ability for this position. My education, work experience and community service equip me to move the fire district forward.

• I bring a deep understanding of budgets and financial knowledge due to my education, professional experience and work on many other non-profit boards.

I have added value in the development of financial strategies to

mitigate the impacts of the recession. Also I have a comprehensive view of emergency services due to emergency management training, CERT training, board member of Central Region EMS and Trauma Council, and past member of Regional Homeland Security Subcommittee.

• Served as active duty and in reserves as U.S. Army Finance Officer. Discharged with rank of captain.

Contact: (253) 951-8119

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William “Bill” Gates Fire Commissioner

South King Fire & Rescue • Position 1 Thank You To The Following for Their Endorsements: the State of Dear Voter, st fire districts in be e th of e on by ed mmissioner in ted me as a fire co You are being serv ec el u yo n he w d d I ask again honore ge to serve you an ile Washington. I was iv pr a is It .

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Thank You,

Pete von Reichbauer, King County Councilmember Tracey Eide, State Senator Linda Kochmar, State Representative Roger Freeman, State Representative Karen Keiser, State Senator Tina Orwall, State Represetative Dave Upthegrove, State Representative Skip Priest, Federal Way Mayor Dini Duclos, Federal Way Councilmember Ed Barney, Federal Way School Board Member Tony Moore, Federal Way School Board Member Claire Wilson, Federal Way School Board Member Chuck Gibson, Lakehaven Utility District Commissioner Tim McClain, Lakehaven Utility District Commissioner Don Miller, Lakehaven Utility District Commissioner Ron Nowicki, Lakehaven Utility District Commissioner James Fossos, South King Fire & Rescue Commissioner John Rickert, South King Fire & Rescue Commissioner Mark Thompson, South King Fire & Rescue Commissioner Roger Baker, Retired Police Chief, Des Moines Jim Polhamus, Retired Fire Chief, Des Moines Gary Bollinger, Former Fire Commissioner Jack Stanford, Former Fire Commissioner Bob Celski, Federal Way Council Member Jack Dovey, Former Federal Way Council Member Hope Elder, Former Federal Way Council Member Mike Park, Former Federal Way Council Member Roger Hershey, Former Fire Commissioner Suzanne Smith, Former Federal Way School Board Member Jeff Stock Teri Hickel Wayne Corey Sue Celski Jennifer Dovey Dr. Alnasir and Karima Adatia

Brian Ailinger Kay and Pete Anthony Linda Armstrong John Ausnes Joni Atkinson Trisha Bennett Dave and Donna Berger Jan and David Bruell Dr. Ken Brossel Terri Conger Michael and Elizabeth Conner Jim and Betty Cron Tom and Jan Crews Mike Dunwiddie Lori and Tim DeVore Mark Davidson Amye Bronson-Doherty, Former Federal Way School Board Member Carol Clemens Dave Crossen John and Maureen Donhauser Ann and Bill Dutton Erin and Mike Colwell Dr. Graham T. Egger Dr. Ric and Rene' Ewing Jim Frary Bob and Kathy Franklin Bill and Karen Feldt Don Heinkel Jim and Madelin Grayson Debra Hansen and Don Walls Betty and Bill Huff Steve and Linda Gorchester Jan Gibson Mark Hendricks John Hatcher Tim Hickel Jeff Greene Dick Hayek Jack and Darla Jones Liz and Preston Johnson Doug and Diane Johnson Nancy Jaenicke H. David Kaplan Mike and Jerrie Lottes Brian and Karen Kelly John Kurosky Robert and Helen Kutz Monna Lux and Bob Thompson Bob and Marilyn Kellogg Rajiv Nagaich Bill Murphy

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…POLITICAL SEASON Name: Carol Gregory Age: 69 Political race: Federal Way School Board, Position 4 Schooling: Bachelors of Education, University of Washington, with advanced course work in

education How long in FW: 27 years Family members: Married to Gil, with stepdaughter Julia and three grandchildren.

Hobbies: Reading and gardening

What are the top 3 items you want the constituents of Federal Way to know about you: • I have had a long career in public education serving as a teacher, administrator and education policy positions at the state

level.

• I have a passion for public service.

• I have a long history of board experience. I have served as chair, board member and staff director for various boards. I understand

the role of a board director on a public body such as a school board and the responsibility to constituents that you represent.

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VOTE BY NOVEMBER 5TH! Vote Carol Gregory For Federal Way School Board Endorsed by Tacoma News Tribune

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Ensuring all students have the support to succeed.

Carol Gregory knows this is the first generation to truly compete in a global economy. Carol’s years of experience as a teacher, education advocate and community leader will ensure that students in Federal Way have every opportunity for success.

Ensuring the community gets heard at school board meetings.

The key to leadership is listening. Carol gets it. She will make sure every community member has their voices heard at school board meetings. Carol’s door will always be open to listen to your concerns and ideas about how to bring excellence to our school district.

Ensuring money is spent wisely.

Carol knows it’s your money. She will ensure every dollar is accounted for and spent wisely. Carol’s years of experiencing managing non-profits means she can manage dollars carefully.

Eliminating opportunity and academic gaps.

We have more to do to lower the achievement gap and get graduation rates up. As a former teacher, Carol is ready to hit the ground running to get results for our kids.

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…POLITICAL …POLITICAL SEASON SEASON Name: Diana Noble-Gulliford Age: 68 Political race: Federal Way City Council, Position 6 Schooling: Accounting, real estate, banking How long in FW: 43 years Family members: Married

to Paul Gulliford. 5 children (all grown).

Hobbies: Sewing, gardening, genealogy and history.

How long in office: January 2013 Relevant commissions/offices held: Federal Way City Council,

Federal Way Planning Commission and King County Review Board.

What are the top 3 items you want the constituents of Federal Way to know about you: • I am passionate about Federal Way’s future. I want to be a part of

it by implementing a vision that will change Federal Way’s image, tax base and employment base.

• I love our parks and lakes. We need to add more value to our park with picnic areas and ADA accessibility to Steel Lake Park.

• We need a visitor’s center in

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our downtown as well as promoting our diversity, more public art, and of course a historic preservation ordinance to promote Federal Way’s history.

Contact: (206) 412-5545 or email diana@gulliford.com or visit diananoblegulliford.com.

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…POLITICAL SEASON Name: Jerry Galland Age: 55+ Political race: South King Fire and Rescue commissioner, Pos. 1 How long in FW: 9 years living outside the city by Wild Waves.

Fire district extends beyond city.

Family members: Married to Tracey for over 30 years, have two daughters, three grandchildren, also two foreign exchange student/daughters and their children, which we consider our

grandchildren, making for a true international family.

Hobbies: Boating on the lake, fishing, working on and showing my classic cars, donating blood (over 400 units), and I am a Real Beard Santa.

What are the top 3 items I want the constituents of Federal Way and the greater surrounding area to know about me: • I promise to represent the voters of this district. Just like the

firefighters, even when the heat is turned up, I enter hostile areas. I have persisted in representing the citizens of the district by being nearly the only private citizen attending the commissioner meetings for the past three years.

I have seen the commissioners make several attempts to silence any opinion, no matter how valid, counter to theirs, including trying to enforce illegal policies.

After three years, I have proven I

am resilient and will continue to represent the taxpayer.

• I promise to be an excellent steward of your money. Some commissioners have proven they serve interests above yours, including deliberately hiding potential funding just so they could raise taxes; not using voter approved Excess Levy funds as promised; negotiating irresponsible severance packages for friends while in a financial crisis and

firefighters are being laid off; and calling expensive special meeting just to give gifts of public funds to the chief ’s son. The current board describes this as being “good stewards of the public money.” I beg to differ. Good stewards do not divert funds from essential safety programs.

• I promise to be accessible, approachable and accountable.

Contact: (253) 838-8690 or visit his website: Elect-Jerry.net

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…POLITICAL SEASON Name: The 30th Legislative District Democratic Organization Political races: Federal Way Mayor, Federal Way City Council and Federal Way School Board What are the top 3 items you want the constituents of Federal Way to know about you:

Since all races in this year’s election are considered to be non-partisan, the goal of the 30th District Democrats is to promote and elect those candidates who will best advance the principles of: 1. Good, accountable and participatory government which

is available to all of the people of this city and school district.

2. Defending, promoting and improving the safety, security and educational opportunities of all, including the most vulnerable.

3. Enhancing “quality of life” issues (parks and recreation, shop-

ping, entertainment, transportation and other amenities), which make the city and school district desirable to our current residents and attractive to businesses and people who may wish to relocate to our community.

In accordance with these prin-

ciples, we endorse the candidates listed on this page and support and encourage their election.

The 30th Legislative District Democratic Organization email is communications@30thdemswa. org and the website is 30thdemswa.org

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Election Endorsements Jim Ferrell for Mayor Improve safety in our neighborhoods Attract living wage jobs to revitalize our city Protect taxpayers through responsible and wise leadership

Martin Moore for City Council Pos. 6 Enhance public safety through programs such as Safe City Develop our downtown and park system for all families Build a responsive city government

Geoffery McAnalloy for School Board Pos. 1

Get Involved Take Action Make a Difference a member of the  Become th 30 District Democrats

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and hear from your elected officials First Wednesday of each month 7:00pm to 9:00pm (Next meeting November 6th) WEA Headquarters 32032 Weyerhaeuser Way S Federal Way

Implement inclusive success plan for all children Improve parental engagement and community involvement Restore funding which has been cut to engage the whole child

Attend our annual Winter Party!

Carol Gregory for School Board Pos. 4

December 4th at 7:00 pm

Ensure all students and teachers have the support to succeed Engage our community in school board decisions Invest in our students by spending public money wisely The 30th District Democrats support candidates who promote the principles of: 1) good, accountable and participatory government open to all citizens; 2) defending, promoting and improving the safety, security and educational opportunities for all; and 3) protecting public services and amenities, making the city and school district more desirable In accordance with these principles, we endorse these candidates and encourage their election.

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Dow Constantine for King County Executive John Urquhart for King County Sheriff Stephanie Bowman for Port of Seattle John Creighton for Port of Seattle Courtney Gregoire for Port of Seattle NO on I-517

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LEGAL NOTICES CITY OF FEDERAL WAY CITY COUNCIL 2013/2014 MID-BIENNIUM BUDGET ADJUSTMENT MEETINGS The following is the meeting schedule to consider the City of Federal Way’s 2013/14 Mid-Biennium Budget Adjustment: OCTOBER 15, 2013 - REGULAR MEETING - 7:00 PM PUBLIC HEARING (required by RCW 35A.34) 2013/14 Biennial Budget/Property Tax Rate OCTOBER 29 & 30, 2013 - SPECIAL MEETINGS 6:00 PM (October 30th only if needed) Public Hearing Continued Council Study Session on the 2013/14 Mid-Biennium Budget Adjustment NOVEMBER 19, 2013 - REGULAR MEETING - 7:00 PM PUBLIC HEARING CONTINUED - 2013/14 Biennial Budget/Property Tax Rate Introduction Ordinance - 2013/14 Mid-Biennium Budget Adjustment Introduction Ordinance - 2014 Property Tax Rate DECEMBER 3, 2013 - REGULAR MEETING - 7:00 PM Enactment Ordinance - 2013/2014 Mid-Biennium Budget Adjustment Enactment Ordinance - 2014 Property Tax Rate Resolution/Fee Schedule 2014 Amendment All meetings will be held at City Hall, 33325 - 8th Avenue South, Federal Way, Washington.

CITIZEN COMMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED AT ALL BUDGET MEETINGS. Published in the Federal Way Mirror: October 18, 2013 November 1, 2013 FWM 2069

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ORDINANCE SUMMARY At their October 15, 2013 Regular Meeting, the Federal Way City Council passed the following ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 13-748 AN ORDINANCE of the City of Federal Way, Washington, relating to the residency requirement for Diversity Commissioners; amending FWRC 2.65.030. (Amending Ordinance Nos. 92-141, 93203, 96-283, and 06-531) The full text of the ordinance is available by contacting the City Clerk’s office at 253-835-2540.

Copies will be mailed upon request, in accordance with the City’s fee schedule.

Dated: October 16, 2013 Carol McNeilly, CMC, City Clerk Published Federal Way Mirror: October 18, 2013 FWM 2070 STATE OF ARIZONA PIMA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT In re the proceedings between: ROBERT AND MARY OLSHEFSKI, Petitioners, TIFFANY SARABEL DAWN OLSHEFSKI Respondent.

CASE NO. DC20130036 AMENDED NOTICE OF FILING OF MODIFICATION OF LEGAL DECISION MAKING TO ESTABLISH THIRD PARTY CUSTODY OF MINOR CHILD Assigned to: Hon. STEPHEN VILLARREAL WARNING: This is an official notice which may affect your rights. Read it carefully. If you do not understand this document, contact a lawyer for help.

TO: TIFFANY SARABEL DAWN OLSHEFSKI AND ROGER SPIKE-LIKE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition to Establish Third Party Custody of Minor Child has been filed, a copy of which is attached.

YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO FILE OPPOSING AFFIDAVITS SHOWING WHY CUSTODY SHOULD NOT BE ESTABLISHED. OPPOSING AFFIDAVITS MUST BE FILED WITHIN 20 DAYS OF SERVICE OF THE PETITION TO MODIFY BY SENDING AN ORIGINAL COPY TO: Clerk of Superior Court Arizona Superior Court in Pima County 110 West Congress Tucson, Arizona 85701 Copies of your Opposing Affidavits and Affidavit required by AR.S. §25-411 must also be sent to: Ketti McCormick, Esq.

Post Office Box 36956 Tucson, Arizona 85740 20 days after service of this Notice on you, the Court will review the Court file, the Petition and all Affidavits filed and determine if a hearing should be held, or if the Petition for Established should be denied. If the Court determines that a hearing should be held, a hearing date and time will be set and you will be notified of the hearing date through your attorney of record, if any, or if you do not have an attorney, directly to you.

SIGNED AND SEALED on October 3, 2013 TONI L HELLON CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT By: IRENE MASTERS DEPUTY CLERK Roger Spike-Like, you may obtain a copy of the Petition to Establish Third Party Custody of your minor child by accessing the private message sent via private message to your Facebook account i.e.

Roger Spike or by calling the Law Office of Ketti McCormick at (520) 297-5031 and providing a fax number or address or email where the Petition can be sent.

Published in the Federal Way Mirror October 11, 2013 - November 1, 2013 FWM 2066

B. All proposals must be in a sealed envelope and clearly marked in the lower left-hand corner: “RFP Police Uniform and Plainclothes Dry Cleaning Services”.

C. All proposals must be received by 5:00 p.m. on October 30, 2013, at which time they will be opened. Three (3) copies of the proposal must be presented. No faxed or telephone proposals will be accepted.

D. Proposals should be prepared simply and economically, providing a straight forward, concise description of provider capabilities to satisfy the requirements of the request. Special bindings, colored displays, promotional materials, etc. are not desired. Emphasis should be on completeness and clarity of content. Use of recycled paper for requests and any printed or photocopied material created pursuant to a contract with the City is desirable whenever practicable. Use of both sides of paper sheets for any submittals to the City is desirable whenever practicable.

E. Diane Shines, Records Administrator, or representative will notify the firm selected by November 27, 2013.

F. All proposals must include the following information: 1.The names of individuals from those firms who will be working on the project and their areas of responsibility 2. Specific experience of individuals relative to the proposed project.

3. A proposed outline of tasks, products and project schedule, including the number of hours required to complete each task or product.

4. A proposed budget based on the above outline of tasks, products and schedules.

5. A proposed practice regarding lost or damaged items (including discoloration or damaged buttons).

6. References.

First Date Published: October 11, 2013 Last Date Published: October 18, 2013 FWM 2067

CITY OF FEDERAL WAY REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL I. PURPOSE OF REQUEST. The City of Federal Way (“City”) is requesting proposals for the purpose of police uniform and plainclothes dry cleaning services. The City’s needs are outlined in the following Request for Proposal (“RFP”).

II. TIME SCHEDULE. The City will follow the following timetable, which should result in a selection of a firm by November 30, 2013.

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In May 2008, Baerbel Roznowski, 66, was stabbed 18 times by her boyfriend, Chan Ok “Paul� Kim, just hours after a Federal Way police officer delivered an anti-harassment protection order. The civil suit claimed that Roznowski’s death could have been avoided had Federal Way police officer Andy Hensing, who served the order, read the Law Enforcement Information Sheet that accompanied the order.

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In 2010, a jury found the Federal Way Police Department negligent in enforcing the protection order and awarded Roznowski’s estate $1.1 million. The civil suit was brought by Roznowski’s daughters, Carola Washburn and Janet Loh, both of California, in May 2009.

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Jefferson X-Country sweeps District hopes all four Auburn FWay schools will be in Jefferson’s Hunter Prinz leads during a three-team cross country meet with Auburn Riverside and Auburn. Prinz ended up third in the race. The TJ boys beat Auburn, 18-37, but were beaten by Riverside, 21-36.

The Raider girls swept both Auburn, 24-35, and Auburn Riverside, 25-32.

Jefferson was led

by Kelin Doner, who finished second overall. rachel ciampi,

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Decatur set to opt up to 4A next fall

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Tennis: Decatur, TJ snag SPSL titles

By CASEY OLSON sports@fedwaymirror.com

For the first time since 2004, the Decatur boys tennis team will be able to raise a banner as the champions of the South Puget Sound League.

The Gators finished the SPSL 3A Division regular season with a 7-2 record. The Peninsula Seahawks also finished with two losses, but the teams split their two matches during the SPSL South season and

will share the division championship.

“I am super happy for them,” said head coach John Cassens. “It Zach Martin was very fun for them. They got to win the league and now we get to put that up on the wall at school.”

According to Cassens, no one on the entire Decatur team plays

tennis year-round, like many of the top players in the area, making the league championship even more special.

“They all completely overachieved,” he said. “They really figured it out this year.

The Gators were led all season by the threesome of Ken Sheedy, Mitchell Grant and Steve Kang.

Sheedy and Grant played a bulk of the season as Decatur’s No. 1 doubles team and lost only one [ more tennis page 34 ]

Hall of Fame, Mayne induct five into 2013 class

By CASEY OLSON sports@fedwaymirror.com

The Federal Way Hall of Fame welcomed five new members Oct. 10 at Beamer.

Pictured are Jean Licari’s daughters, Madison and Katelin, and her widowed husband, Pat (middle), Bob France, Rick Dennison and Lee Anderson. courtesy bill harris

Kenny Mayne might have the biggest name at the 2013 Federal Way Public Schools Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony Thursday night at Todd Beamer High School, but the six honorees definitely took center stage.

Mayne, the ESPN personality and 1977 Thomas Jefferson graduate, served as the master of ceremonies to honor five former coaches and one notable alumnus inside the school’s Great Hall.

This year’s inductees included coaches Lee Anderson, Rick Den-

nison, Bob France, Jean Licari and Pete Refling, who all left a lasting mark on the district’s middle and high school athletic programs.

Quinn Gillis was this year’s Professional Achievement award winner. This award is given to a district graduate who is continuing to model athletic excellence and leadership through a career in education and coaching.

Mayne kept the standing-room only crowd entertained while the new Hall of Famers were presented by colleagues. The 2013 class joined 33 other members of [ more hall page 35 ]

same SPSL division

By CASEY OLSON

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If Federal Way officials have their way, all four district high schools will play in the same division of the South Puget Sound League next fall.

District officials recently took the first step in making that dream a reality when Decatur High School declared its intention to “opt up” to the 4A classification prior to the 2014-15 school year.

“This is the right move at the right time,” said Vince Blauser, executive director of second- “We really, ary schools for really want to be together.

Federal Way Public Schools. That’s going to “We really, re- be our intention.” ally want to be Vince Blauser together. That’s going to be our intention.”

Currently, Decatur competes in the SPSL’s 3A Division, while Jefferson plays in the 4A SPSL North Division. Federal Way and Beamer compete in the 4A SPSL South.

Having all four schools in the same division of the SPSL has been a long-standing battle between Federal Way and the rest of the league. The last time the Beamer, Federal Way, Thomas Jefferson and the Decatur athletic programs played in the same division was in 2005-06, when they competed in an old configuration of the SPSL North.

Since then, the four schools have been shuffled around the league like a deck of cards. Beamer was the first to move when, after a year and a half of discussions, the school was shipped to the SPSL South in 2006.

The four Federal Way district athletic directors didn’t participate in the vote to move Beamer because it was their stand that the four schools should be kept together in the North Division.

In 2010, Federal Way High School joined Beamer in the SPSL South, while Jefferson remained in the SPSL North Division. That is also when Decatur dropped to the SPSL 3A because of lower enrollment numbers. [ more decatur page 34 ]

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Tracking the grads: Women’s soccer

By CASEY OLSON

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Haley Ward — The Federal Way grad is playing her junior season at Wash-

ington and Lee University in Lexington, Va. Ward is a midfielder and has four goals and six assists this season. The Generals are currently 11-1-1 on the

year. Last season, Ward was second on the team with seven goals and five assists.

Jenna Floyd — The Beamer graduate is playing her freshman season at the

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Louisiana Monroe is currently 5-10-1 on the season.

She had 16 goals and 12 assists while at Beamer.

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time. Kang was the Gators’ top singles player and also suffered only one individual defeat during the SPSL 3A season.

Next up for Decatur is the SPSL 3A Tournament, which got underway Wednesday at Auburn Mountainview. Sheedy and Grant enter as the No. 2 seed in the doubles’ competition and Kang is the third seed in the singles’ bracket.

The top-three finishers at the SPSL 3A Tournament advance to the West Central District Tournament, which is slated for Oct. 25-26 at the Sprinker Tennis Center in Tacoma.

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The Thomas Jefferson Raiders dominated the SPSL 4A Tournament,

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During the last enrollment cycle, Beamer had the highest student population in the district with 1,464 students. Jefferson followed with 1,447 students and Federal Way was right behind at 1,322. Decatur is the smallest high school in the city with an enrollment of 1,129.

At the time, officials believed dropping into the 3A classification would have a positive effect for Decatur in sports. The school’s teams struggled during their last couple of years as a 4A school, especially on the girls’ side.

“For us, it’s a win, win, win,” Blauser said. “It’s good for the community. These kids grow up together and play against each other in middle school.”

Having all four Federal Way schools in one division of the SPSL will create more of a sense of community, but also generate more money from ticket sales at the games because fans aren’t traveling as far to watch. It will also cut down immensely the money schools spend on travel expenses.

Arizona State University.

Crook, a midfielder, was an all-state selection three times in high school, as well as the state player of the year. Crook has played in all 13 of the Sun Devils’ matches this season and is leading the team with six assists. She also has one goal. Arizona State is currently 8-5-0 on the season.

In her career, Crook has started 49 of 60 career games. She has already earned her undergraduate [ more grads page 35 ]

Federal Way grad Haley Ward is playing at Washington and Lee.

winning the league title for the second year in a row.

The Raiders, who have won 55-straight league matches, blew away the field at Auburn Riverside High School. Jefferson won both the singles’ and doubles’ championships and its 43 team points outdistanced second-place Tahoma and Kentridge, who tied with 26.

To illustrate Jefferson’s dominance, the Raiders occupied three of the four championship-match spots for Wednesday’s finals at Auburn Riverside. Sophomore Alex Chan beat junior Cameron Martin for the SPSL singles’ title, 6-4, 6-4, and TJ seniors Zach Martin and Vivek Ramanujan downed an Auburn team in the doubles’ championship, 7-6, 6-4.

The top-nine finishers in both the singles’ and doubles’ action advanced to the West Central/Southwest District Tournament, which will be played next weekend at the Capital City Tennis Center in Olympia.

The TJ doubles team of Hakeem Clark and Alex Papke also clinched a spot at districts. Clark and Papke finished in eighth place after losing to a Tahoma team Wednesday in three sets, 5-7, 6-1, 10-7.

Beamer will be represented at the West Central District Tournament by the doubles’ team of Max Dalrymple and Ben Arata. The pair rolled into the semifinals before losing to Martin and Ramanujan, 6-3, 6-3, and ended up in third place after beating a Kentwood team, 1-6, 6-4, 7-5.

By moving back into the 4A classification, Decatur alone will save thousands of dollars the school currently pays to bus student athletes to games. In the Federal Way school district, the individual school’s Associated Student Body (ASB) must cover transportation costs to extracurricular events.

Moving into the SPSL’s 3A division cost Decatur an extra $8,500 a year because of the longer bus rides to places like Peninsula and Enumclaw. Before moving to 3A, Decatur’s ASB spent between $30,000 and $35,000 a year on transportation costs competing in the SPSL South Division.

According to Blauser, a lot of work needs to be completed by both the Federal Way school district and the SPSL. Federal Way has had preliminary discussions with the league about moving all four schools into the same 4A division, but no decisions will be made until after the the first of the year, he said.

The current SPSL South includes Graham-Kapowsin, Bethel, Spanaway Lake, Emerald Ridge, Puyallup,

Rogers, Beamer and Federal Way. The SPSL North includes Auburn, Auburn Riverside, Kent-Meridian, Kentwood, Kentridge, Kentlake, Tahoma and Jefferson.

One possibility would be to create three 4A divisions by school district and geographical location. The south section could include Graham-Kapowsin, Bethel, Spanaway Lake, Emerald Ridge, Puyallup and Rogers, a central division with the four Federal Way schools along with the two from Auburn, and a north division with the four Kent schools, plus Tahoma.

“This is well overdue,” Blauser said. “This is going to benefit our community and our kids. We are just looking for a viable option right now. It’s still early in the process. But the folks at the SPSL seem to be on board.”

The Federal Way district has been in a version of the SPSL since it was called the Pierce County League in the 1950s. The name changed in the 1960s to the Puget Sound League, then to the SPSL later in the decade.

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The Thomas Jefferson Raiders picked up an unexpected victory Oct. 10 over the Auburn Trojans in South Puget Sound League North action, 26-23.

The Raiders tallied the final 14 points of the game at Auburn Memorial Stadium to improve to 3-3 overall and 3-2 in the SPSL North.

Trailing 23-12 entering the fourth quarter, Jefferson senior quarterback Niko DelaCruz connected on a 51-yard scoring strike to Phillip Cuadros to tighten the game to 23-18. DelaCruz scored the gamewinning touchdown with just 46 seconds remaining in the game on a 1-yard run. He added the twopoint conversion to finalize the score.

Jefferson jumped on top of the Trojans (4-2) on a 35-yard pass from DelaCruz to James Fitch in the first quarter. The Raiders missed the extra-point to go up 6-0.

Auburn then scored the next 16 points of the game to take a 16-6 halftime lead.

Jefferson junior running back Zach Grayson got things going in the second half by rumbling 64 yards

for a touchdown to cut the Auburn lead to 16-12.

The Trojans came right back with a 14-yard touchdown pass from Atkinson to Dom Ecklund, which was followed by the fourthquarter TJ scores from Cuadros and DelaCruz.

At Federal Way 47, Beamer 28 After being tied at 14-14 at halftime, the sixthranked Eagles outscored the Titans, 33-14, in the second half to get the SPSL South victory Friday at Federal Way Memorial Stadium.

Federal Way (5-1) was led again by junior running back Chico McClatcher, who finished with 317 all-purpose yards and five touchcowns.

The Eagles took a 14-0 lead in the first quarter on a 39-yard touchdown pass from Keenan Curran to Charlie Taumoepeau and a 105-yard interception return by McClatcher.

But Beamer (2-4) fought back to tie the game on a 14-yard run by Brodie Martinez and a 6-yard pass from Taylor Davis to Christian Stafford.

It was all Federal Way after that. McClatcher opened the second half with a 7-yard touchdown

run, Curran added a 31yard run and McClatcher rambled 84 yards early in the fourth quarter to give the Eagles a commanding 34-14 lead. McClatcher added a 63-yard run and an 89-yard fumble return to finish out the scoring for the Eagles.

Beamer got two fourthquarter touchdowns on a 39-yard run by Martinez and a 12-yard run by Jason Vaafuti.

Bonney Lk. 38, Decatur 19 The Gators led by six points at halftime Thursday night against the previously-winless Panthers at Federal Way Memorial Stadium. But Bonney Lake finished the game by scoring the final 31 points to drop the Gators to 1-5 on the season.

Decatur jumped out to a quick 13-0 lead in the first quarter, including a 69-yard touchdown pass from junior quarterback Isaiah Hatch to junior running back Isaiah Diggs on the third play. Diggs finished the game with 124 receiving yards and 113 rushing yards on the game. He also scored the Gators’ final touchdown of the night on a 60-yard run with seconds left in the fourth quarter.

[ grads from page 34] her sophomore season at after playing last year at the degree and is now working Saint Martin’s University in University of Californiaon her Master’s degree in Lacey.

Riverside. elementary education.

The midfielder led the Sarah Shimer — The Kelli McCluskey — The Saints in scoring last season Federal Way grad is playing Decatur grad is with four goals. her freshman season at the playing her freshMcFaul has played University of Washington man season at Boise in all 10 of the as a goalkeeper. Shimer has State. The defender Saints’ matches and played in one game this has played in eight has two goals. Saint season for the Huskies and matches this season Martin’s is 3-8-0 on has one save. Washington for the Broncos, the season. is currently 6-6-2 on the who are 8-5-2 on Molly Campseason. the year. bell — The Federal Nicolette Carnahan — Kayla Lipston Mackenzie Way grad is playing The Thomas Jefferson grad Hickel — The 2010 her senior is playing her junior Beamer grad is playing her season at St. Marseason at Whitman junior season at Boise State tin’s. Campbell, College in Walla University. a defender, has Walla. Whitman is She has yet to play a four shots and has 8-3-0 on the season. game this year for the Bron- started all 10 of the Carnahan, a decos. The midfielder played Saints’ games this fender, has started in six games and had an year. Last year, she 11 matches this Sarah Shimer assist last season. was named to the season.

Kayla Lipston — The All-Academic Team Nicole Price Decatur grad is playing her in the Great North— The Thomas junior season at Central west Conference.

Jefferson grad is playing her Washington. The goalkeepAshley Graves — The senior year at Willamette er has started seven of the Decatur grad is playing University in Salem, Ore. Wildcats’ games this season her sophomore season at She has played in 10 games and has 28 saves and is alCalifornia State University this season at goalkeeper. lowing 1.1 goals a game and San Marcos. The forward Price has made 30 saves has one shutout. Central is has played in four games and is allowing 2.21 goals a 7-4-0 on the season. this season and the team game on the year. WilAbby McFaul — The is 7-4-1 on the season. She liamette is 2-9-1 overall this Decatur grad is playing transferred to San Marcos season.

the Federal Way Athletic Hall of Fame.

Mayne’s appearance at the Federal Way Athletic Hall of Fame ceremony came just four days before he hosted ESPN’s SportsCenter for the first time since 2008 on Monday night.

During his hiatus from ESPN’s highlight show, Mayne has hosted projects like Wider World of Sports, starred in ESPN’s first scripted web series, Mayne Street, and did weekly feature stories on Sunday NFL Countdown called The Mayne Event.

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