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OPINION | Roegner: Ode to the best and brightest [4] Q&A with Mr. Federal Way: Perception is everything for FWPS [5] BURGLARS | FW woman keeps an eye on suspicious activity in her neighborhood [3] CRIME BLOTTER | Escaped prisoner found sleeping in a restaurant [3]

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Bus riders fear cuts to Metro service

By Greg Allmain gallmain@fedwaymirror.com

With two temporary funding measures set to expire in the next year, King County Metro is once again faced with the possibility of fairly severe cuts to its service hours. According to Metro, if a stable funding source is not figured out in the near future, 74 of Metro’s 214 routes would be eliminated, while 107 routes would be reduced or revised.

For Federal Way residents, the possibility of these cuts is a cause for concern because many rely on Metro and other regional transit services to get around. In Federal Way, up to four routes could be eliminated, and a number of others would be revised.

“What they’re doing to people who are disabled, that don’t drive and everything, they are screwing with people [ more METRO, page 23 ]

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‘Modifications’ ahead for grading system Mirror staff reports

A letter from Superintendent Rob Neu indicates that Federal Way Public Schools could change its controversial grading system.

Posted on the school district’s website Wednesday, the letter also encourages parents, staff and students to participate in an online

survey about the grading system. staff to gather input on the current “I have been working through grading system. Our initial review a process of developing a indicates modifications are recommendation for the needed.”

NEWS school board on the stanResults of the survey will dards-based grading system be shared at the Nov. 26 for the board to consider at meeting, which begins at the Nov. 26 board meeting,” 6 p.m. at City Hall council Neu wrote. “We have been chambers, 33325 8th Ave. S. working with students, parents and The initial motivation for replac-

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ing the traditional grading system with standards-based grading (SBG) was to improve the district’s graduation rate, which currently hovers just above 70 percent.

SBG went into effect in fall 2011, and sparked a public debate over its strengths and shortcomings.

Parents and students have criticized [ more GRADING, page 23 ]

Decatur High School Principal David Brower paints a school in Ghana during a recent trip in November. COURTESY OF VINCE BLAUSER

Educators travel to Ghana and Michigan

By ANDY HOBBS

‘Pickle gals’ highlight Farmers Market’s winter bazaar Lynnae Schneller and Aly Cullinane, founders of Lynnae’s Gourmet Pickles that were featured on the TV show “Shark Tank,” attended the grand opening of the Federal Way Winter Farmers Market and Holiday Gift Bazaar last Saturday. The market is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through Dec. 23 at The Commons Mall, across from Famous Footwear.

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A handful of Federal Way Public Schools (FWPS) officials recently traveled to Michigan and Ghana on “study missions.”

The trip to Ghana was part of the school district’s partnership with Free the Children, which encourages students to perform local and global service projects.

Four local educators visited the West African nation from Nov. 2-11. As required by the program, the trip’s purpose was to screen locations in Ghana for safety before Federal Way students embarked on

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future service projects.

Vince Blauser, executive director of secondary schools, was joined by Todd Beamer High School Principal Joni Hall, Decatur High School Principal David Brower, and TAF Academy Dean of Students Ryan Preis. The four educators helped build and paint schools in villages, all while looking for “transformative” opportunities for Federal Way students, Blauser said.

Another eye opening experience, he said, was replicating the daily ritual of gathering water in a typical Ghanaian village where people live a subsistence [ more TRIPS, page 23 ]

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Driver arrested in truck rollover on I-5 Mirror staff reports

The driver in a one-car crash was arrested for investigation of vehicular assault. Washington State Patrol reports that the accident happened shortly before 7 p.m. Nov. 17 on southbound I-5 near South 288th Street in Federal Way. A Ford F350 truck was traveling on I-5 when it struck and crashed through the

www.federalwaymirror.com left-side guardrail, rolled off the freeway and came to rest at South 288th Street.

Troopers at first thought the crash was a hit-and-run. Troopers initially found two occupants trapped in the truck, and believed the driver had fled on foot.

However, state patrol says the driver attempted to deceive officers at the scene by telling them another person was driving.

The vehicle’s owner, a 43-year-old male, was arrested on investigation of vehicular assault and DUI. The injured passenger, a 25-year-old female, was transported to Harborview Medical Center.

Non-profit helps Federal Way families with special needs kids

By GREG ALLMAIN gallmain@federalwaymirror.com

Birth to Three Developmental Center, a non-profit organization located at 35535 6th Place SW in Federal Way, focuses on helping infants and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities, and their families.

The center’s executive director, Maryanne Barnes, gave a brief presentation to the Federal Way City Council about the center’s efforts in Federal Way and beyond.

“Birth to Three serves a great number of children,” Barnes said at the council’s Nov. 19 meeting.

“We served 635 children last year. Last year, 288 of our children and families were from the Federal Way school district…231 of our kids lived in the city of Federal Way.” Outside of Federal Way, Birth to Three also serves clients in South King County and North Pierce County, Barnes noted.

Birth to Three, which receives funding from the city’s Human Services department, is experiencing growth in these difficult times, Barnes said.

“So far, year-to-date, we have experienced a 15 percent growth,” she said. “We provide services for infants and toddlers who have developmental delays and disabilities, and support services for families.”

Birth to Three Developmental Center focuses on helping infants and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities, and their families. Visit www.birthtothree.org. COURTESY PHOTO Barnes shared a letter from one of their client families, a family with a baby boy named Jack who was born with a cleft lip and palate. Thanks to Birth to Three, Jack’s life has steadily improved in recent years.

“There were many days and nights where my husband and I feared for Jack’s health and happiness,” the letter said. “He was constantly getting hurt from lack of physical strength and balance. He screamed for hours because we didn’t know how to communicate or soothe him as effectively as he desired. We enrolled in Birth to Three’s physical, occupational and speech therapy services when Jack was six months old.”

The letter touched on the fact that the family is supported only by the

father’s income, and that Jack’s physical issues had accrued a vast amount of medical bills. Birth to Three was able to help in a variety of ways, according to the mother.

“We will be forever grateful to Birth to Three and all their financial support that they provided so families like ours can receive the gift of hope for the future,” Barnes continued, reading from the mother’s letter.

“That is the greatest note I think I can share with you. I’m grateful for your support, and the families of Federal Way thank you.”

Mayor Skip Priest returned the kindness, saying organizations like Birth to Three help make Federal Way a better place.

“This is a community that believes ‘All means all.’”

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Escaped prisoner falls asleep at restaurant CRIME

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Police Blotter Following is a sample from the Federal Way police log: • Sleeping man at restaurant: At 4:32 a.m. Nov. 17 in the 2100 block of South 320th Street, employees of a restaurant reported there was a man sleeping in the restaurant, and that the man was being uncooperative when employees asked him to leave. Upon police arrival, the man remained uncooperative and was eventually arrested. According to the report, the man gave a false name repeatedly, in an effort to hide the fact that he had an active Department of Corrections escape warrant.

• Woman assaulted and threatened: At 11:48 a.m. Nov.

17 in the 37000 block of 20th Avenue South, a woman reported that an unknown male entered her residence without permission and punched her in the face. According to the report, the woman said the man told her to not cooperate with an active sexual assault case she is involved with from several years ago.

• Neighbor troubles: At 3:35 p.m. Nov. 16 in the 600 block of SW 321st Street, a woman reported that her neighbor threatened her and her family while brandishing what appeared to be a rifle.

According to the report, the argument was over parking. The report notes the neighbor was contacted and arrested, and that the rifle he had been holding was in fact a BB gun.

• Unusual method of entry: At 10:56 p.m. Nov. 17 in the 30000 block of Pacific Highway South, a business reported that unknown

suspects had gained entry and burglarized the business and stole several items. According to the report, the unknown suspects gained entry through a shed attached to the business. Once in the shed, the suspects broke through drywall to gain access to the interior of the business.

• Bicycles stolen: At 9:49 p.m.

Nov. 17 in the 3000 block of South 288th Street, a woman reported that unknown suspects stole three bicycles from her front porch.

• Man flees hit-and-run: At 4:17 a.m. Nov. 16 in the 2400 block of South 298th Street, a man was arrested after fleeing a hit-and-run scene. According to the report, the man hit a parked car and then fled on foot.

• Door breaker arrested: At 8:05 a.m. Nov. 16 in the 1600 block of South 324th Street, a man was arrested for shattering the glass

Woman watches for burglars

By ANDY HOBBS editor@federalwaymirror.com

While working from home, Carla Ackley also keeps an eye on her Federal Way neighborhood. No one has anointed her as the neighborhood’s official watchdog — yet.

“I just don’t like criminals,” said Ackley, whose blog led to the arrest of two serial burglars in 2012.

Her latest post at federalwaywa.blogspot.com concerns a recent burglary at her neighbor’s home.

In the morning or early afternoon of Nov. 18, burglars targeted the home in the 2700 block of South 282nd Street. The culprits smashed the sliding glass door for entry, then ransacked an upstairs bedroom, according to a police report.

The burglars stole two laptop computers and a wallet with cash that belonged to the victim’s daughter. The loss was esti-

mated at more than $1,300.

The computers contained the girl’s homework and personal photos.

However, left behind were other pawn shop worthy items such as jewelry, a digital camera and a handheld gaming device.

Ackley told police she had seen a gold-colored Ford Taurus driving slowly through the neighborhood.

The car was a mid-90s model with a clothes hanger for an antenna. Another neighbor reported seeing a suspicious tan car in the area. Federal Way police are investigating.

“My dog barked and I looked outside,” Ackley said about the suspicious car catching her attention. “I’m really sorry I didn’t actually see it going on.”

In 2012, Federal Way Police Chief Brian Wilson said the arrest of two alleged serial burglars caused a dramatic drop in burglaries citywide. On her blog, Ackley had posted photos of a

suspicious woman in the neighborhood. The photos helped police identify two suspects who were wanted on burglary warrants in Spokane.

Ackley works full-time from home and doesn’t spend all day watching out the window.

“But if I see something that looks suspicious, I’m going to look into it,” she said, noting that the neighborhood’s location off Military Road attracts a lot of traffic and may contribute to burglaries.

Most burglaries occur during the day and are typically committed by juveniles, according to police.

Most thefts target vehicles, and most of the time, the suspects are looking for quick and easy thefts.

In September 2013, Federal Way police reported that residential burglaries were down by 31 percent compared to 2012. The same report noted that commercial burglaries went

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• Family troubles: At 8:52 a.m.

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• Storage unit raid: At 10:46 a.m. Nov. 16 in the 32000 block of Pacific Highway South, it was reported that nine units at a storage facility had been broken into by unknown suspects.

• Thief takes money from business: At 11:10 a.m. Nov. 16 in the 29000 block of Pacific Highway South, an unknown suspect gained entry into an employees-only area of a business and stole approximately $1,500 in cash.

State helps typhoon victims Super Typhoon Haiyan’s devastation has left the Philippines in a state of emergency, and many Washingtonians are mobilizing to help, including Federal Way’s World Vision. Initial reports indicate that as many as up to 10,000 may have been killed by Typhoon Haiyan and early estimates believe 600,000 have been displaced.

There are more than 90,000 Filipino Americans residing in Washington. To donate, visit www.worldvision.org.

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Should city’s voters decide on the PACC? There are people who would like to see the proposed Performing Arts and Conference Center (PACC) put up to a vote of the people. I have two points to make in regards to this idea.

First, we have a representative form of government. The Federal Way City Council members who we elected have access to the most information and are expected to dig into the details of a project such as the PACC. They have regular public

Ode to the best and brightest The anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s death caused me to reflect on his expectations that the “best and brightest” should serve their government.

Many current and former officials of both political parties felt called to serve

by JFK’s words. As one who has been part of the political environment for more than 40 years and worked at the city, state and county level, I offer my own nominees for the “best and brightest” I worked with or saw up close.

However, I will not include anyone who currently serves in elected office. They shouldn’t get blamed because I think they are talented.

Also, I want to retain the option to be critical of them in the future.

I did include a small number of current appointed staff. Lastly, I’m sure I have left out some worthy official who deserves to be on the list, and for that I apologize.

Best governors: Dan Evans, Booth Gardner, John Spellman, Gary Locke, Christine Gregoire. You don’t have to agree with their politics to appreciate how talented and committed to good government these leaders were.

Best city managers: Dick Thompson, great career started in Puyallup; Ray Corpuz, Tacoma, and a difficult departure shouldn’t detract from his rebuilding the City Of Destiny; David Moseley and Ken Nyberg, who led Federal Way through some difficult growing pains; Phil Kushlan, Bellevue, who is responsible for much of what Bellevue has become.

Best strong mayors: Charley Royer, Seattle, three terms, and a national leader; Norm Rice, Seattle, “Mayor nice” who got things done; Bob Anderson, Everett, who brought

people together; Barbara Shinpoch, Renton, very sharp mind behind that humble exterior, great mentor, called her “mom;” Isabel Hogan, Kent, quiet almost invisible behind the scenes, but very firm hand on the tiller; A.J. Culver, Issaquah, started the modernization of his town; Tim Douglas, Bellingham, would have been successful anywhere.

Most charismatic: Charley Royer and Booth Gardner. Royer was better with a crowd, but Gardner was better one on one.

Best wit: Barbara Shinpoch. When Barbara opened a sentence with “I’m just a house wife, but…,” it was going to be funny and you would be reminded how smart she was. Booth Gardner had great stories. Seattle City Councilmember Cheryl Chow, who once tried to get me to trade a Nordstrom’s dessert for a regional transportation plan. King County Councilmember Paul Barden, from Federal Way, who wanted to trade a banana cream pie for some unincorporated land between Auburn and Federal Way. I said no. The area is now in Auburn, which is what I wanted. Of course, had I known I would be living in Federal Way 20 years later, maybe I would have agreed. That pie sure looked good.

And former school superintendent Tom Murphy, who lived in that area, would have been elected mayor of Federal Way three years ago and the city’s history would be different.

Best council policy leaders: Terry Lukens, Bellevue, smart and creative; Mary Gates, Federal Way, brought reasoned South King County perspectives and was persuasive; Lynn Carmichael, Yakima, well liked and could find the [ more ROEGNER, page 6 ] Bob Roegner

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Federal Way Public Schools have a graduation problem, and Superintendent Rob Neu has promised to fix it.

In August, Neu promised that 100 percent of students from this year’s freshman class will graduate on time. His bold vision will focus on black, Hispanic and Native American students.

Federal Way pays Neu big bucks ($240,000 a year after a recent 20 percent raise) to lead the school district. Neu is sticking his neck on the line with this promise, and the community should give him a chance to fulfill that promise.

Is this an impossible promise to keep? Yes. Is this a promise worth chasing? Yes. The district will focus on minority students with traditionally low “on-time” graduation rates. The overall class of 2012 rate was 70.2 percent. Here’s a breakdown of that 2012 rate by ethnicity: • Pacific Islanders (54.2 percent) • Hispanics (57.7 percent) • Blacks (61.5 percent) • Asians (79.5 percent) • Whites (76.1 percent) In comparison, the overall graduation for 2009 was 75.6 percent.

In a recent meeting with The Mirror’s editorial board, Neu reiterated his “100 percent” promise and said the “low bar” was for these groups to reduce the graduation gap by half. For example, if 54 percent of Pacific Islanders graduated in 2012, the ideal minimum for 2016 is 77 percent.

Indeed, achieving these metrics would be monumental for Federal Way schools. It would fall short of Neu’s “shoot for the moon” goal, but it would mark a significant improvement for the district. Isn’t that what we all want?

Recent controversies have shaken public confidence in the school district — including a flawed grading system, a school board president’s arrest, a hefty raise for the superintendent, and multiple international taxpayer-funded trips related to the “Global Learning Intiative.”

It’s easy to lump these controversies into one overall feeling of frustration and disappointment with the school district.

The superintendent now has the burden of showing the public whether the district can live up to a big promise. Let’s allow the superintendent to lead the local education machine and rescue children who fall through the cracks. Let the district try to succeed in adequately preparing more students for college and the real world.

Neu is willing to accept responsibility if he falls short. The school board must hold the superintendent accountable if there is no progress.

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meetings to hear our input, but ultimately, they have the responsibility to make this decision.

Second, the people often do not make the best decisions. In 1889, the people of Paris hated the idea of the Eiffel Tower. It was considered “monstrous” and “useless.” If it had been put to a vote, it would have been rejected. Today, it is considered the defining icon of the city

and has paid for itself many times over.

Closer to home in 1995, the voters of King County voted against Safeco Field. If Safeco had not been built, would CenturyLink Field, home of the Seahawks and Sounders, have been built? Did anyone anticipate that CenturyLink Field would become the home of a highly successful soccer franchise?

Also in 1995, the people of Federal Way voted against Celebration Park. Celebration Park is a valuable asset for our city, as are other facilities like the King County Aquatic Center, the Federal Way Community Center and Dumas Bay Centre.

They add to our “quality of life,” making Federal Way a better place.

Without facilities like these, our community is not as attractive to businesses and people. Let our representative city government work as intended and do its job.

Mark Piennett, Federal Way

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Q&A with Mr. FW: Perception is everything Heartfelt goodbye

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Angela Davis is the wrong kind of speaker for FW Is Angela Davis really the right type of speaker for Federal Way? We have a unique opportunity here in Federal Way to embrace and appreciate the ethnic and cultural diversities of people from all around the world. I love diversity and have spent a good part of my life investigating the cultures, religions and lives of people everywhere.

When in Europe in 1967, I had the opportunity to go behind the iron curtain into East Berlin, before the wall was taken down. I was amazed at the differences in the two Berlins. West Berlin was full of life and color. East Berlin was gray and black everywhere...and lifeless.

As I later visited other countries and met thousands of students immigrating to America during my years of teaching, one thing has be-

“real” name.

Mr. Federal Way will also continue writing whatever Mr. Federal Way wants to write about. And if you don’t like it, don’t read it. You are not going to hurt Mr. Federal Way’s feelings.

However, Mr. Federal Way appreciates all the loyal readers. It’s very touching.

Mr. Federal Way is just trying to make a difference in this great city.

Q: It seems like every 5K race nowadays has a weird theme to it. Why? A: Because most Americans are super lazy and need to have some type of gimmick to get off their couches and actually exercise.

It is pretty amazing just how strange organizers are getting with their themes to draw in runners.

The Color Run has become so popular in Seattle that it sells out before the actual race day. It’s where volunteers throw colored dust on the runners throughout the race.

Zombie runs are also all the rage right now, as are “mudders.” Zombie races include runners fitted with flags and makeup-clad volunteers dressed like zombies, attempting to steal those flags.

Mud runs are pretty self-explanatory.

You run through actual mud. Doesn’t sound like Mr. Federal Way’s cup of tea.

But, to each their own.

There’s even 5K races that incorporate America’s penchant for over-eating. The Krispy Kreme Challenge calls for participants to run half the race, eat a dozen doughnuts, then run the other half.

No word if puke buckets were also available during the race.

Q: What is your favorite beer?

A: None of your business (unless you are buying).

Got a question for Mr. Federal Way? Email mrfederalway@federalwaymirror.com

come very clear. Students and cluding the murder of judge families come to America Harold Haley. for greater opportunity. They She told us when she spoke come to the United States, Oct. 16 that she “could not as people always have, for separate her political views liberty, freedom, safety and from teaching or her life.” the tremendous possibiliThey were one and the same. ties to be found here. They She spoke to us of “white come to the U.S. for a better supremacists” and referred education, training and the to our Founding Fathers opportunity to reach their as such. In 1968, when she highest potentials and realjoined the Communist Party, ize the dreams that only a she stated that “the only truly free country can path of liberation for provide. the black people is Federal Way that which leads Federal Way Public Schools recently intoward complete vited Angela Davis to and radical overspeak as an “interculthrow of the capitalist tural” representative for class.” She remained a the price of $2,500, offering member of the communist credit hours to teachers who party until she was expelled attended and inviting the in 1991 for opposing the public. Dr. Davis teaches the coup against Soviet leader History of Consciousness and Mikhail Gorbachev. She then Feminist Studies at the Uniformed the “Committees of versity of California at Santa Correspondence” to carry on Cruz, and was previously the communist mission with hired to teach Marxism by other professors and party UCLA immediately following members. her release from prison for In 1979, Davis was awardbeing a communist, teached the International Lenin ing communism, and for her Peace Prize (formerly named involvement in extremely the International Stalin Peace radical political activities, inPrize) by communist East

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Germany. This was given to people who advanced the agendas of the Kremlin and its totalitarian regime.

Dr. Davis is an unrepentant Marxist. It is who she proudly is. And that is what she teaches...to our teachers, to our children, to everyone. She does not teach about communism, she teaches communism. Marxism represents the antithesis of liberty, the American Republic and the free market economic system, which, if left to work unfettered, can provide the possibility of infinite opportunity for everyone. And that is why people flock to America.

Socialism/Communism/ Marxism/Leninism can not do that. Proponents of such are not representatives of diversity, they are representatives of “subversity.” They are proposing the downfall of a free America.

When former Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver fled America due to murder charges, he spent time in Algeria, the Soviet Union and Cuba. He learned quickly that [ more LETTERS page 23 ]

for Federal Way

After seven-plus years as editor of the Federal Way Mirror, I have accepted another job as a reporter for The Olympian.

Today is my last day in Federal Way. It’s been a fun ride, and I look forward to the next phase of my career.

A community leader recently asked what I thought had changed in Federal Way during the past seven and a half years. The question caught me off-guard because I’m usually the one who asks the questions.

Off the cuff, I answered “nothing,” which is partly true, but deserves a deeper explanation.

The people of Federal Way are just as kind as when I first arrived. I hope that never changes.

Federal Way remains politically, socially and economically diverse — even after the housing market crashed and the Great Recession took its pound of flesh. Businesses opened, closed and left. Overall, downtown Federal Way still looks like downtown Federal Way. One noticeable change is the increase in suburban poverty. The problem exists nationwide, and Federal Way is a poster child. Service agencies work harder today to help bridge the socioeconomic gaps for this demographic.

One obvious physical change is the Triangle Project, where I-5 meets SR 18 and SR 161. This project has boosted safety and efficiency at one of the state’s busiest interchanges.

The biggest municipal change? The new form of government in Federal Way. Citizens like the idea of electing their mayor. Seven years ago, the so-called establishment opposed such a change. Critics feared that a directly elected mayor would lead to corruption and devastation. Two mayoral elections later, the former system of government is a fading footnote.

Statistically, the population grew by a few thousand people, but annex-happy neighbors like Kent and Renton knocked Federal Way out of the state’s top 10 largest cities.

The school board still makes headlines. Seven years ago, the board caught heat for banning Al Gore’s global warming documentary “An Inconvenient Truth.” Today, the school board sits in the hot seat over international trips, a complicated grading system, a board member’s legal troubles and a superintendent’s pay raise.

Another thing that hasn’t changed: a small group of citizens is still pushing to build a performing arts center.

As far as politics, Federal Way felt slightly more conservative seven years ago. Perhaps the scales tilted toward Democrats in recent elections. Overall, the city still has a healthy mix of viewpoints.

Back to the main premise — what has changed in Federal Way? Perhaps the better question is, what hasn’t changed?

This relatively young city occupies the same real estate in South King County. The movers and shakers still move and shake city life.

Federal Way still struggles with its image and identity in the region. Fortunately, several citizens still believe they can harness Federal Way’s infinite potential and act as a catalyst for positive change. These people need to be cloned.

Moving forward, The Mirror will maintain its commitment to sharing ideas and information while encouraging public discussion. It has been a privilege to work in Federal Way, and your newspaper is in good hands. Please know that I poured my heart and soul into this job, and I did it all for the readers. Thank you for the memories, and thank you for reading.

Andy Hobbs

teachers who go to work every day at schools around the district must be thinking about what is going on? Mr. Federal Way feels the most sympathy for the teachers.

Mr. Federal Way can’t even imagine the extra hours these teachers have devoted toward the implementation of three new grading systems in the past three years. And just like the corporate world, talented employees go where they can be more successful, which is what Mr. Federal Way fears with the teachers here. The good teachers want to teach.

They don’t want to learn how to input a new grading system each and every year, or watch their bosses take trips around the world.

Support your kids’ teachers. They aren’t the ones to blame for this mess.

Q: Mr. Federal Way, it’s not very fair that you don’t have to put your “real” name on your opinions, but The Mirror makes everyone who writes a letter to the editor sign their name and their hometown. Why don’t you?

A: Short answer is that Mr. Federal Way doesn’t want to include Mr. Federal Way’s “real name.” Simple enough, right?

As far as you know, Mr. Federal Way’s birth certificate lists Mr. Federal Way’s legal first name as “Mr.” and last name as “Federal Way.” If you would like to send your résumé, go through the extensive interview process and finally get hired by the newspaper, more power to you. Then, after you are put on the Federal Way Mirror’s payroll as Mr. Federal Way’s boss, you can decide whether to make Mr. Federal Way use Mr. Federal Way’s real name.

But, until then, Mr. Federal Way will continue to not use Mr. Federal Way’s

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Q: Mr. Federal Way, why do you keep picking on the school district? Didn’t your dad teach you not to hit a man when he’s down?

A: Mr. Federal Way believes the term is “shooting fish in a barrel.” That’s exactly how easy it’s been for Mr. Federal Way lately to criticize the school district.

It may seem like Mr. Federal Way is “piling on,” but the stuff Mr. Federal Way is writing about is important stuff, in Mr. Federal Way’s mind.

Perception is everything. And the perception within Federal Way Public Schools right now is not real good, to put it lightly. But that’s just what happens when controversial decisions are made.

People are now going over everything the school district does with a fine-tooth comb. In fact, last week it was revealed in The Mirror that four district employees made a trip to Ghana for the noblest of noble causes. The four educators helped build and paint schools in villages in the poverty-stricken country.

But, those good deeds are being overshadowed by a lack of confidence in everything the district is doing.

Posted on The Mirror’s website are comments like, “Brigadoon Elementary School needs paint too,” and “Ghana, really? I really think the kids in our school district need the money spent on them, not some ridiculous trip to Africa.”

Taxpayers are fed up with things like the ultra-controversial standards-based grading system, all-expenses paid trips to Europe, Asia, Africa and Central America, and the school board’s lack of urgency to do anything about all the negativity. Something has to change, just to help with the public perception.

Mr. Federal Way wonders what the

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...obituaries Josephine “Josie” Antoinette McKAY

Our angel has passed away, in the loving arms of her husband, Henry, and surrounded by the love of her family, on November 4th, 2013, just 8 days before her 87th birthday. Josie was born on the big island of Hawaii on November 13, 1926.

She was the 7th of 10 children to Tony and Cozy Texeira. Of the 10 children, the first was a boy, then 9 girls in a row. Josie was born 6th in the female line. She graduated from Hono pah kah High School on the island of Hawaii in 1935. She left the family home at age 16 and began working in a local retail store when she was swept off her feet by the love of her life, Henry McKay, a sailor in the United States Navy.

Like a fragrance to a rose, they were inseparable for a blessed 64 years thereafter. Josie brought four souls into this world, all sons of Henry. Josie was an outstanding and exemplary mother, not only to her own children but also to the many friends and neighborhood children that adopted her as their own, for many years. She excelled in the art of cutlery, working in cooking boutiques and producing her own recipes under the name of “Jo-Toni Hawaiian recipes”. She dedicated her entire life to raising her family and was profoundly strict in guiding them through the turmoils of life.

Josie was preceded in death by her brother, Tony, and her sisters, Margaret, Sue, Olivia, Lorain, Tilly, and Jane, who passed away on the same day as Josie. She is survived by: her adoring husband Henry; two sisters: Helen and Clara; Sons: James, Jeffrey, Robert and Jerry; 11 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. A memorial service to celebrate Josie’s life has been held at the Bonney-Watson Funeral Home located at 1535 SW Dash Point Road. in Federal Way. WA. 98003. She is dearly missed by those that knew and loved her. Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to the Federal Way food bank or The Northwest Harvest Center.

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Lorraine Patricia Spencer  Lorraine Spencer passed away peacefully at home on November 14, 2013 after a long battle with cancer. Born in Boston, Massachusetts on December 31, 1932, she spent most of her early years in North Attleboro, MA where she attended high school and met her husband of 58 years, Alan Spencer. Lorraine went on to study at Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro and became a Registered Nurse. Lorraine and Alan married in 1955, settled in the Federal Way area and raised four children, Keith (Debbie) Spencer; Dale (Margaret) Spencer; Lisa (Steve) Klein; and Tim (Stephanie) Spencer. She worked at Riverton Hospital and Highline Medical Center, usually on the medical floor because she liked to see people get better and go home.

Lorraine and Alan were avid sailors, cruising up and down Puget Sound, the San Juan Islands and the Canadian Gulf Islands. She enjoyed playing cards with her friends at Twin Lakes Golf & Country Club and going to all of her grandchildren's special events. Alan and Lorraine traveled the world with family and special friends.

She is survived by Alan, her kids, and her 11 grandchildren: Lisa, Melissa, Laura, Jenna, Alyssa, Zachary, Danielle, Kori, Spencer, Kara and Kyle. Everybody loved Lorraine, how full of kindness, love and joy she was. Her sense of humor stayed with her to the end. We were all so lucky to have her in our life. In lieu of a funeral there will be a Life Celebration to be scheduled later.

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Kathleen Patricia Duggan

Kathleen Patricia Duggan, age 84, died suddenly on November 6, 2013. She was born in Abbeyside, Dungarvan, County Waterford, Ireland in 1929 and married her husband, Johnny Duggan, in 1947.

Because of extremely poor economic times in Ireland, Kathleen and Johnny, along with their two young children, Michael and Mary, emigrated from Ireland to Tacoma, Washington in 1953.

Although Kathleen had never ventured more than 100 miles from her home in Ireland, she reluctantly made, while pregnant, the 5500 mile journey to Tacoma in order to try and provide a better life for her children. In 1955, she and Johnny constructed, piece by piece, a family home in Browns Point in which she lived until the time she died.

After settling in Tacoma, she had 3 more children, Edward, Helen and John. She had a lifelong devotion to all children. In addition to raising her own 5 children, she ran an in-home daycare from the early1960's until the late 1990's and was known as “Mommy Kathleen” to hundreds of children. Although she never sought attention, she was honored as the Washington State Mother of the Year in 1983 and represented Washington at a National Mother’s Convention in New York City. She was a “soccer mom” to some of this country’s best young soccer players decades before the term was invented. She was a longtime member of St. Theresa's Catholic Church in Federal Way and the Irish Heritage Club. She is now dancing in heaven with her beloved husband who predeceased her in 2004.

She is survived by her five children (Michael, Mary, Edward, Helen and John), 13 grandchildren (Drew, Jack, David, Peter, Kim, Ken, Rory, Orlaith, Michael, Caitlin, Allison, Conor and Kyle), 7 great-grandchildren (Kaily, Kristal, Grace, Justin, Colin, Jaxon and Shea), 3 great-great-grandchildren (Tyson, Urijah and Finnegan) and her sister Chrissy and brother Decky.

A memorial service will take place on January 4, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Theresa's Catholic Church in Federal Way 3939 SW 331st St, Federal Way, WA 98023; 253-838-5924 In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation in Kathleen’s honor to one of the following charities: Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (https://www.cff.org/GetInvolved/ManyWaysToGive/ Donate/index.cfm (please select Washington Chapter or call 206-282-4770); or Mary Bridge Children’s Foundation (https://www.multicare.org/foundations/donations/mary-bridge (click “other” and specify “Emergency Room” in the notes section).

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Football: Federal Way upsets Skyline Volleyball:

Eagles fly to second at 1B state Tekoa-Oaksdale beats Christian Faith for title

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Federal Way senior quarterback Keenan Curran hands the ball off to junior Chico McClatcher during the Eagles’ 26-20 win over Skyline Friday night in Sammamish. Federal Way will host Richland at 7 p.m. tonight in the state quarterfinals. Rick edelman, For the Mirror

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Curran and McClatcher dominate second-half against No. 2 Spartans; Eagles to host Richland

By JOSH SUMAN Sammamish Reporter

Goliath, must fall.

Those were the words Federal Way senior quarterback Keenan Curran saw in a Facebook post from friend and former quarterback Evan Elliott. They were also the words he bellowed to teammates, coaches and friends who came onto the field at Skyline High School after the Eagles beat the two-time defending Class 4A state champion Spartans 26-20 to earn a spot in next week’s quarterfinals.

“I have to give huge props to our offensive line,” Curran said. “And

Eric Ah Fua, he had an awesome game.”

Ah Fua got his team on the board with a 19-yard run midway through the third quarter to pull within a score after falling behind 14-0. The Eagles forced two fumbles, took the ball away on downs and held on for the final stop to secure a win head coach John Meagher said was no fluke.

“It’s great, it’s not an upset,” he said.

“We felt like we were the better team coming into the game, and we just proved it tonight.”

Next up for the Eagles is a home game against the Richland Bombers at 7 p.m. at Federal Way Memorial Stadium Friday night in the Class 4A State Football quarterfinals. Richland beat up Skyview last weekend in the Tri-Cities, 21-9. The Federal Way-Richland winner will take on the winner of a game between Wenatchee and Chiawana. The [ more eagles page 11 ]

Playoff Preview: Richland @ FWay What: Federal Way (9-2) vs. Richland (10-1) When: 7 p.m., Friday Where: Federal Way Memorial Stadium What’s at stake: A berth into the semifinals of the Class 4A State Football Playoffs. The winner of the Federal Way/Richland game will host the winner of a game between Chiawana and Wenatchee on either Nov. 29 or 30. The semifinal game will be played in Eastern Washington.

Why Richland will win: The Bombers haven’t just been winning during their eight-game streak, [ more preview page 14 ]

The Christian Faith High School volleyball team came very close to winning the program’s first-ever Class 1B state championship.

But the Eagles fell a little short in the title match Saturday, losing to top-ranked Tekoa-Oaksdale in four games inside the Yakima Valley SunDome, 24-26, 25-12, 25-15, 25-16. It was the third-straight 1B Katrice Pond state championship for TekoaOakesdale.

The loss to the Nighthawks ended Christian Faith’s state run with a 3-1 record. The Eagles (21-7 overall) landed in the championship match after wins over Three Rivers Christian, Pateros and an impressive four-set victory over Pomeroy in the semifinals earlier Saturday, 25-17, 25-23, 21-25, 25-21.

As they have been all season, Christian Faith was led by Katrice Pond. The 6-foot junior from Federal Way finished the four state tournament matches with an impressive 87 kills, including 25 during the loss to Tekoa-Oaksdale.

She also had 24 during the semifinal win over Pomeroy.

Senior Freda Ireigbe also had [ more volleyball page 12 ]

Great at state: Ramey ends career with two more titles Federal Way senior wins 50 free in the second fastest time in state history; Paradee third

By CASEY OLSON sports@fedwaymirror.com

Federal Way High School senior Kenna Ramey finished up one of the best swimming careers in the history of the state of Washington Saturday afternoon.

Ramey added two more individual state titles to her alreadyfull trophy case by winning the 50-yard freestyle and 100-yard

butterfly. The two championships were Ramey’s fourth and fifth during her career for the Eagles.

Ramey’s state championship time in the 50 free was the second-fastest ever recorded in state history. Ramey won the race in a time of 22.96, which was also an automatic All-American time.

It was the third consecutive year that Ramey has won the 50-yard title. Her performance broke the Class 4A meet record of 23.17, set 23 years ago by Mercer Island’s Megan Oesting. The state record was set in 2008 by Mount Rainier’s Leona Jennings during the Class 3A meet. Jennings swam a time of 22.92.

Ramey followed up her massive

performance in the 50 free with her second-straight championship in the 100 butterfly. Ramey dominated the butterfly with the fifthfastest time in Class 4A history.

The Federal Way senior finished the race in 54.32, which was 2.8 seconds faster than second-place finisher Kyndal Phillips from Kentlake (57.12).

Eagle junior Tia Thomas was the only other Federal Way school district participant at the Class 4A meet last weekend. Thomas ended up fourth in the 1-meter diving competition with a score of 358.70 points. Auburn’s Hailey Kessler won the 4A diving title Federal Way senior Kenna Ramey won the 50-yard freestyle and the 100-yard with 387.30. butterfly at the 4A state championships Saturday. casey olson, The Mirror [ more swimming page 13 ]

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Rushing touchdowns from Skyline quarterback Kilton Anderson and running back Chandler Wong had the home team feeling every bit the part of prohibitive state title contender, before a barrage of offense from junior running back Chico McClatcher and Curran sent the Spartans home before the state championship game for the first time since 2006.

McClatcher was held mostly in check in the first Keenan Curran half, as Federal Way saw two drives stall on downs in Skyline territory and Chico McClatcher another end in a sack on an attempted punt that set up the Spartans’ second score.

But after the break the tide quickly shifted as Curran directed an eight-play drive, all runs, which took nearly four minutes off the clock and ended in Ah Fua’s touchdown.

“They just stayed after it,” Skyline head coach Mat Taylor said of the Eagles’ offense. “That running back (McClatcher) is a special player.”

A horse-collar penalty extended a 10-play Skyline drive before the Federal Way defense forced a fumble and six plays later it was Curran from six yards out, bringing his team to within one after a blocked extra point.

The defense took the ball back on the ensuing drive, but Curran lost a fumble of his own two plays later to setup an Anderson touchdown pass to Wong that gave Skyline a 20-13 lead.

Despite the early deficit and uphill battle throughout, McClatcher said the offense remained upbeat and confident and that belief paid off in the fourth quarter.

The junior speedster broke loose for the first time on a 41-yard run down to the Skyline 19 that set up another Curran score and after the defense forced a punt, went 67-yards slicing through the defense for what would prove to be the game-winning touchdown.

“I just want to thank my offensive line,” McClatcher said. “They played great all

game. I just had to find a and the Skyline offense one hole and run.” final chance before a pair Another turnof penalties and over on downs “Our offense stayed relentless pressure seemed to put the after it. In the led to a failed Eagles in posifourth down second half, we tion to run out conversion that started hitting the clock after sealed the game, the big plays and Curran broke free we have guys and sent the for a 39-yard gain that can break it.”

Eagles to the state to the Skyline 17 Federal Way head coach quarterfinals for with only two the fourth time John Meager minutes left and in school history the Spartans and second year down to their in a row. final timeout.

“Our offense But a fumble in the stayed after it,” Meagher backfield gave Anderson said. “In the second half, we

started hitting the big plays and we have guys that can break it.”

The win puts Federal Way in next week’s quarterfinals against Richland, which beat Skyview 21-9 in another first round game and extends the prep careers of a senior class that is the first in school history to reach the state playoffs three years in a row.

“We get another week of practice,” Curran said.

“And, another week of being together with my brothers.”

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[12] November 22, 2013 [ volleyball from p 10] an impressive state-tournament run. The 5-foot-11 senior from Tacoma finished with 39 kills in the four matches. Auburn’s Ciera Zimmerman ended up with 126 assists, 17 kills and 44 digs.

Christian Faith has developed into a dynasty on the volleyball court. It was their fifth-straight appearance at the 1B state tournament. The Eagles have also won fivestraight SeaTac League titles.

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in the state championship match. The Eagles finished second to Almira Coulee Hartline in 2010.

This year’s team included Samantha Tercero, Jasmine Tercero, Zimmerman, Pond, Ireigbe, Simran Gill, Lana DeGuzman, Emma Cooper, Kristinne Aguilar, Alana Jennings, Angie Justmann, Yolanda Diaz and Harsukhem Grewal.

The team was coached by Stephanie Pond, who was assisted by Steve Arbuthnot (who is a Federal Way Police detective), Brianna Lusink

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Christian Faith cruised on the opening day of competition Friday inside the Yakima Valley SunDome with straight-set wins over Three Rivers Christian and Pateros.

The Eagles beat Three Rivers, 25-13, 25-11, 25-13, with Pond (17) and Ireigbe (10) combining for 27 kills. Christian Faith had a little tougher time with Pateros in the quarterfinals winning, 28-26, 27-25, 25-19. Pond tallied 22 kills and four aces and Ireigbe finished with 11. Zimmerman led the way with 30 assists.

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The offense is led by senior quarterback Zach Whitby. The 5-foot-10, 180-pounder is a true “dual threat” and might be a better runner than passer.

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Radliff was a first-team, All-Mid Columbian League selection, as was 6-foot-4, 300-pound junior offensive lineman William Fisher.

The Bombers leading rusher is senior Anthony Galat, who ran the ball 19 times for 133 yards and a touchdown against Skyview.

The Bombers have also been dominant on the defensive side of the ball.

Richland has given up 14 points or under in nine of its 11 games. In their two playoff games, the Bombers gave up just seven points to the Ferris Saxons and nine to a high-powered Skyview

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Richland finished second to Chiawana in the MidColumbian League with a 6-1 record. Chiawana, who plays Wenatchee in the quarterfinals, was a perfect 7-0.

The Bombers have an impressive group of assistant coaches that includes legendary Prosser head coach Tom Moore and 17-year NFL vet Kimo Von Oelhoffen. Moore, Richland’s quarterbacks coach, is the father of former Boise State quarterback Kellen Moore and won four state titles at Prosser. Von Oelhoffen was best known as a defensive lineman for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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Why Federal Way will win: The Eagles seemed to be dead in the water after a lackluster first half last week against the No. 2-ranked Skyline Spartans. Federal Way trailed 14-0 and never really threatened the Skyline defense on a rainy, windy and cold night in Sammamish.

But the second half was a different story for the Eagles, who outscored the Federal Way’s Robert Savusa makes a tackle in the backfield during the Spartans, 26-6, to Eagles’ 26-20 win over Skyline Friday night. casey olson, The Mirror advance to the state quarterfinals for the second year in a row. second-half run last week the state this season. Both Last season, Federal Way are over 2,000 yards of total and ended the game with was blasted in the quarter414 yards on the ground offense apiece and both finals by Camas after travel- have rushed for over 1,300 and zero through the air. ing to Vancouver.

McClatcher finished up yards in 11 games.

However, the Eagles with 246 yards on 25 carries McClatcher, a junior, has won’t have to get on a bus and a TD and Curran had rushed for 1,449 yards and this year. Instead, Richland 16 carries for 140 yards and has scored a grand total of will make the four-hour bus 28 touchdowns this season. two scores. ride across the mountains The Eagles will obviously He also has 632 yards to play at Federal Way Meneed to score points and receiving and has touchmorial Stadium on Friday run the ball effectively to downs on punt, kickoff and night. beat Richland. In their nine interception returns and The Eagles have put towins, Federal Way has averalso threw a touchdown gether a pair of solid games aged over 40 points a game. pass. during the postseason, both But, in their two losses to McClatcher already has on the road.

Graham-Kapowsin and offers from college proFederal Way played its Curtis, the Eagles scored grams like Washington, most complete game of only 14 points a game.

Washington State, Utah, the season during their The Eagles’ defense has UCLA, Boise State and playoff-opening win over been swarming to the ball Arizona State.

Edmonds-Woodway, 37-20. during the postseason. Last Curran, a 6-foot-2, And played the impressive week against Skyline, Fed185-pound athlete, has second-half during the eral Way had an amazing 18 rushed for 1,303 yards and victory over No. 2-ranked players make a tackle. Rob14 touchdowns from the Skyline. ert Savusa led the way with quarterback position and In the Eagles’ two losses five tackles and two sacks. also has 646 yards passduring the SPSL South seaChris Tuiasosopo finished ing with six TDs. On the son to Graham-Kapowsin with seven tackles and Jared defensive side of the ball, and Curtis, the team made Pulu and Jay-Tee Tiuli both Curran led the SPSL with several big-time mistakes ended up with five each. five interceptions. He was in all three phases of the voted the SPSL 4A South game — offense, defense CLASS 4A State Playoffs Division Defensive Back of and special teams. Federal the Year this week.

Richland @ Federal Way, 7 p.m.

Way finished third in the Curran already has Friday six-team division. scholarship offers from Air Obviously, the Eagles Chiawana @ Wenatchee, 1 p.m.

Force, Army, Idaho, San Saturday will be leaning heavily on Jose State, Wyoming and Keenan Curran and Chico Bothell @ Bellarmine Prep, 1 p.m.

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McClatcher, who might be Saturday The Eagles gashed the the most dynamic duo in Skyline defense during their Camas @ Eastlake, 3 p.m. Saturday

Brief: Golden Tate launches ‘Save it Seattle’ Mirror staff reports

Verizon Wireless and Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Golden Tate are teaming up to launch the second annual “Save it Seattle” contest.

The contest asks students, along with the community, to take a personal pledge against texting and driving. The participating South Puget Sound high school that receives the most pledges will win a meet and greet with Tate at their school.

The field includes Decatur, Todd Beamer, Auburn, Auburn Riverside, Kentridge, Kentwood and Emerald Ridge high schools.

The contest runs until Dec. 2.

Last year’s contest winner, Roosevelt High School, received a visit from Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson after

collecting the most pledges.

Schools will collect pledge forms from students. Faculty, friends and family can pledge on behalf of their school by visiting InsidersGuide.vzw.com/SaveItSeattle.

A 2011 study finds nearly half of U.S. high school students aged 16 or older reported texting or emailing while driving in the past 30 days.

Texting while driving was also found to be positively associated with other risky motor vehicle behaviors. (American Academy of Pediatrics).

Verizon Wireless offers a service for parents who wish to monitor the activity on their children’s device.

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CALENDAR PACC fundraiser: A fundraising concert for the proposed Performing Arts and Conference Center (PACC) will begin at 2 p.m. Nov. 23 at Saghalie Middle School, 33914 19th Ave. SW. Tickets are $25. Donations and pledges will be accepted at the event. The rally will feature five performance groups that belong to the coalition: Harmony Kings, Federal Way Youth Symphony, Jet Cities Chorus, Federal Way Symphony and Federal Way Chorale. A Thomas Jefferson High School choral group will also perform. Most will be offering “samples” of their upcoming holiday concerts. Visit www. federalwaypacc.org.

Mitchell Place Holiday Bazaar: Event runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Nov. 23 at 1001 S. 336th St. Free parking and admission. Shop for handmade items for all ages along with vintage jewelry and more.

Bake sale and lunch items available for purchase. Call (253) 517-9435.

Silver Lake PTA holiday bazaar: Event will run 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 23 at Silver Lake Elementary School, 1310 SW 325th Pl. To rent a vendor booth and sell your handmade creations, contact Paul Reid at (253) 740-7577.

Community social gathering: District 30 State Rep. Roger Freeman will hold Community Social Gatherings from 1 to 3 p.m. Nov. 23 at Dave’s of Milton Restaurant and Lounge, 1502 11th Ave., Milton.

Contact (206) 651-7620.

Single Seniors Dine Out: Single senior monthly dinner begins at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 26 at Black Bear Diner’s private backroom. Ages 55 and up. No agenda and no RSVP necessary. Contact: bbdineout@ gmail.com or (253) 332-4126. No dinner in December. Dinners will resume in Jan 2014.

Thanksgiving For You Dinner: Free event runs noon to 2 p.m. Nov. 28 at Integrity Life Church, 2020 S. 314th St. The community is welcome to enjoy a hot Thanksgiving dinner with turkey, ham, stuffing

Community garden’s top volunteer The Federal Way Community Gardens Foundation honored its Volunteer of the Year, Mandy Blackmon. She performs every task in the garden, from greenhouse work to planting, harvesting, composting, and even the dreaded weeding in the rain. Every Wednesday for the last two seasons, she has transported the numerous crates of produce to the senior housing apartments, the main recipient of the garden’s vegetables. Pictured top row: Mike Stanley, Carol Stanley, Hannah Blackmon, Mandy Blackmon (volunteer of the year), Herb Young, Mary Apffel. Bottom row: Matthew Blackmon, Linda Peterson, Joelle Dontigny, Martha Collins. COURTESY PHOTO and all the trimmings. Reservations: (800) 673-4795 ext. 8 or email johnb@integrity4life.org.

Black Friday gift wrapping: Free event runs 7 to 9 a.m. Nov. 29 at Umpqua Bank at 35007 Enchanted Parkway South in The Crossings. Free breakfast, coffee and gift wrapping. (253) 926-4515.

Aladdin: Get ready for some family fun as Centerstage Theatre tells the traditional tale of “Aladdin” through the prism of traditional English Christmas panto. The show features great songs, riotously bad jokes, dastardly villains and hilarious routines that have had audiences rolling in the aisles for over three centuries. Show runs Nov. 30 through Dec. 22 at the Knutzen Family Theatre, 3200 SW Dash Point Road. For tickets, visit centerstagetheatre.com or call (253) 661-1444.

Flapjack Fundraiser: Pancake breakfast runs 8 to 10 a.m. Nov. 30 at Applebee’s, 1801 S. 320th St. Cost is $10 per person. Proceeds

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To Invent, or Not to Invent: A free class for would-be inventors will run 1 to 4 p.m. Nov. 30 at the Federal Way 320th Library, 848 S. 320th St., and Dec. 7 at the Federal Way Regional Library, 34200 1st Ave. S. Another class runs 1 to 4 p.m. Dec. 14 at the Woodmont library. The class explores the challenges of bringing a new product to the market, along with information to save time and money, and to prevent scams. Contact Chuck Bailey at (253) 332-2401.

Memoirs: Federal Way native and current Paris-based artist Matthew Gonder will sign copies of his memoirs “Christmas on the Move Out West” and “Music on the Move Out West” from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Nov. 30 at Barnes and Noble in Federal Way. Both books are available on Amazon.

Rosebud Children’s Theatre Conservatory: The comedy “Inspecting Carol” will be performed

the first two weekends in December at the Thomas Jefferson High School Little Theatre, 4248 S. 288th St., Auburn. Show times are 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m.

Sundays. The cast features local talent in a story about a disastrous production of “A Christmas Carol.”

Tickets and info: rosebudctc.org.

Green Gables 20th anniversary: Green Gables Elementary School is honoring 20 years of education. Check out entertainment, snacks and a time capsule from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Dec. 6 at the school, 32607 47th Ave. SW. Call (253) 334-7175.

FW Symphony: Featuring holiday favorites with guest soprano Megan Chenovick, the Federal Way Symphony’s holiday concert will begin at 2 p.m. Dec. 8 at St. Luke’s Church, 515 S. 312th St. Show includes selections from “Swan Lake” and “Harry Potter.” Tickets are $32 for adults, $28 for seniors, $15 for students, and free for ages 18 and under. Visit federalwaysymphony. org or call (253) 529-9857.

Multicultural Book Group: The group will discuss “The Name of the Rose” by Umberto Eco at 7 p.m.

Dec. 11 at the Federal Way 320th Library. The story takes place in the year of 1327 in a wealthy Italian Franciscan abbey. Newcomers welcome. Call (253) 874-5771.

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CITY OF FEDERAL WAY REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL “CEDAR FENCING” I. PURPOSE OF REQUEST. 31x6x6’..........$1.35 ea The City of Federal Way (“City”) is requesting pro31x4x5’......2 for $1.00 posals for the purpose of police uniform and plain“CEDAR SIDING” clothes dry cleaning services. The City’s needs are outlined in the following Request for Proposal 1x8 Cedar Bevel 45¢ LF 31x6x8’ T&G.......59¢ LF (“RFP”).

II. TIME SCHEDULE. “CEDAR DECKING” 5/4x4 Decking The City will follow the following timetable, which 5/4x4 should result in a selection of a firm by November 8’ & 10’ Lengths....25¢ LF 30, 2013.

5/4x6 Decking Issue RFP: November 22, 2013 8’ & 10’ Lengths....69¢LF Deadline for Submittal of Proposals: December 6, Complete Line: 2013 Western Red Cedar P r e l i m i n a r y S e l e c t i o n Building Materials of Firm: December 18, 2013 Affordable Prices Notify Firm Chosen: December 20, 2013 OPEN MON - SAT III. INSTRUCTIONS TO PROPOSERS. 360-377-9943 A. All proposals should be sent to: www.cedarproductsco.com City of Federal Way 33325 8th Ave S Federal Way, WA 98003 Appliances Attn.: Debbie Hall Questions regarding the proposal shall be directed KENMORE REPO t o D i a n e S h i n e s , R e c o r d s A d m i n i s t r a t o r, Heavy duty washer & (253) 835.6854. dryer, deluxe, large cap. B. All proposals must be in a sealed envelope and w/normal, perm-press clearly marked in the lower left-hand corner: “RFP & gentle cycles.

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C. All proposals must be received by 5:00 p.m. on Balance left owing $272 December 6, 2013, at which time they will be or make payments of opened. Three (3) copies of the proposal must be $25. Call credit dept. presented. No faxed or telephone proposals will 206-244-6966 be accepted.

907113 D. Proposals should be prepared simply and ecoproviding a straight forward, concise KENMORE FREEZER nomically, description of provider capabilities to satisfy the Repo Sears deluxe requirements of the request. Special bindings, col20cu.ft. freezer 4 fast ored displays, promotional materials, etc. are not freeze shelves, defrost desired. Emphasis should be on completeness drain, interior light and clarity of content. Use of recycled paper for *UNDER WARRANTY* requests and any printed or photocopied material Make $15 monthly created pursuant to a contract with the City is depayments or pay off sirable whenever practicable. Use of both sides of balance of $293. paper sheets for any submittals to the City is deCredit Dept. sirable whenever practicable.

206-244-6966907114 E. Diane Shines, Records Administrator, or representative will notify the firm selected by December Think Inside the Box 20, 2013.

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NOTICE OF PERMIT APPLICATION REQUEST: FORMAL SUBDIVISION File: PLAT13-0012 Applicant: Moncalieri Location: East side of 28th Ave South approx. 400 ft. south of South 371st Street Proposal: Request for subdivision of 11.85 acres zoned R-4 into 44lots for S/F detached dwellings & tracts for drainage access & recreation Program Manager: Jarrod Lewis 206-477-0321 jarrod.lewis@kingcounty.gov COMMENT PROCEDURES: Comments on the above file are now being accepted by King County DPER, at the address listed above.

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NOTICE OF LAND USE APPLICATION Project Name: Dick’s Sporting Goods Store Project Description: C o n s t r u c t i o n o f 4 5 , 0 0 0 square feet of new retail space with site improvements requiring Process III, Project Approval.

Applicant: Mr. James Palda, Steadfast Companies Project Location: 1819 South Commons (The Commons Mall), Federal Way, WA Date Application Received: October 28, 2013 Date Determined Complete: November 15, 2013 Date of Notice of Application: November 22, 2013 Permits Required by this Application: 1. Project Approval (File #13-104797-00-UP) 2. State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) (File #13-104798-00-SE) Related Permits: None Relevant Environmental Documents are Available at the Address Below: X YES NO Development Regulations to be Used for Project Mitigation, Known at This Time: Federal Way Revised Code (FWRC) Title 14, “Environmental Policy”; FWRC Title 19, “Zoning and Development Code” Consistency With Applicable City Plans and Regulations: The project will be reviewed for consistency with all applicable codes and regulations including the FWRC; King County Surface Water Design Manual; the International Building, Fire, and Mechanical Codes.

The official project file is available for public review at the Department of Community and Economic Development (address below). Any person may submit written comments on the environmental and land use applications to the Director of Community and Economic Development by December 9, 2013. Only persons who submit written documents to the director, or specifically request a copy of the original decision, may appeal the director’s decision.

Contact: Senior Planner Janet Shull, AICP, 253835-2644 33325 8th Avenue South Federal Way, WA 98003 Published in the Federal Way Mirror: November 22, 2013 FWM 2078

NOTICE OF MASTER LAND USE APPLICATION Project Name: Wall Short Plat Project Description: Proposed short subdivision of one existing 5.53-acre single-family lot into two single-family lots.

Applicant: Kevin Wall Project Location: 30026 20th Pl SW, Federal Way, WA 98023. Tax Parcel ID #012103-9013 Date of Application: April 22, 2013 Date Determined Complete: November 13, 2013 D a t e o f N o t i c e o f Application: November 22, 2013 Requested Decision and Other Permits: The applicant requests a short subdivision decision (File #13-101765-SU) issued by the Director of Community and Economic Development pursuant to Federal Way Revised Code (FWRC) Chapter 18.30.

Additional permits and/or approvals in conjunction with the short subdivision decision include Concurrency (File #13-101814-CN), Stream Buffer Reduction (File #13-104617-UP), and yet to be filed Engineering Review. The department has determined the application is categorically exempt from threshold determination procedures pursuant to State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) Rules 197-11-800(6).

Environmental Documents: Preliminary Technical Information Report and Critical Areas Report.

Development Regulations to Be Used for Project Mitigation: FWRC Title 16 ‘Surface Water Management;’ Title 18 ‘Subdivisions;’ Title 19 ‘Zoning and Development Code.’

Consistency with Applicable City Plans and Regulations: The project will be reviewed for consistency with all applicable codes and regulations including the Federal Way Revised Code; 2009 King County Surface Water Design Manual as amended by the

City of Federal Way, and Public Works Department Development Standards.

Public Comment & Appeals: The official project file is available for public review at the Community and Economic Development Department (address below). Any person may submit written comments on the short subdivision application to the Director of Community and Economic Development by December 9, 2013. Only persons who submit written documents to the Director, or specifically request a copy of the original decision may appeal the Director’s decision.

Availability of File and Environmental Documents: The official project file and referenced environmental documents are available for public review during normal business hours at the Community and Economic Development Department, 33325 8th Avenue South, 2nd Floor, Federal Way, WA 98003 Staff Contact: Matthew Herrera - Associate Planner, 253-835-2638 Published November 22, 2013 FWM 2081 Date Published: November 22, 2013

NOTICE OF MASTER LAND USE APPLICATION Project Name / File: Wall Stream Buffer Reduction / File #13-104617-UP Project Description: Proposed stream buffer reduction to accommodate a paved driveway to serve two single-family residential lots. Short Subdivision application also under review.

Applicant: Kevin Wall Project Location: 30026 20th Pl SW, Federal Way, WA 98023. Tax Parcel ID #012103-9013 Date of Application: October 18, 2013 Date Determined Complete: November 13, 2013 Date of Notice of Application: November 22, 2013 Environmental Review: The proposed action is categorically exempt from review under the State Environmental Policy Act pursuant to WAC 19711-800(6).

Permits Under Review: Use Process IV pursuant to FWRC 19.165.070(3), and following procedures set forth in FWRC Chapter 19.70. Short Subdivision (File #13-101765-SU) following procedures set forth in FWRC Chapter 18.30.

Existing Environmental Documents: Final Wetland Inventory Report (July 19, 1999); Stream Inventory (November 29, 2001) Required Studies: Technical Information Report; Wetland and Stream Delineation; Buffer Mitigation Plan Development Regulations Used for Project Mitigation: FWRC Title 14, “Environmental Policy”; Title 16, “Surface Water Management”; and Title 19, “Zoning and Development Code” Public Comment & Appeals: Any person may submit written comments regarding the Master Land Use application to the Hearing Examiner by delivering these comments to the Community and Economic Development Department prior to the public hearing date, or by giving these directly to the Hearing Examiner at the public hearing. A notice of public hearing will be issued at least 14 days prior to the hearing date. Only the applicant, persons who submit written or verbal comments to the Hearing Examiner, or persons who specifically request a copy of the written decision may appeal the Hearing Examiner’s decision. Details of appeal procedures for the requested land use decision will be included with the written decision.

Availability of File and Environmental Documents: The official project file and referenced environmental documents are available for public review during normal business hours at the Community and Economic Development Department, 33325 8th Avenue South, 2nd Floor, Federal Way, WA 98003 Staff Contact: Matthew Herrera - Associate Planner, 253-835-2638 Published in the Federal Way Mirror: November 22, 2013 FWM2080 Date Published: November 22, 2013

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[ GRADING from page 1] the system’s “power law” equation, and say it unfairly penalizes students when calculating grades.

In addition, teachers have had a difficult time explaining the grading system to parents and students who don’t

understand it. According to the district, SBG allows for a more precise level of learning by requiring students to meet a number of “power standards.” The system also replaces letter grades with a 1-through-4 scale. The district is hosting forums at Federal Way middle schools for parents

[ METRO from page 1] who don’t have ways to get around,” said Federal Way resident Jeff Patrick at the Metro community meeting held Nov. 20 at the Federal Way Community Center.

“The only way I get around is by walking and by riding the bus, plain and simple. And they’re screwing with people’s lives. This right now, it makes me very upset. I don’t like what they’re doing to people like me, and other people like me. It’s just not right for them to cut all these buses, period.”

Des Moines resident Carl Johnson, who rides the bus to work daily, said he would certainly feel the impact of the cuts if no funding solution is figured out by Metro.

“It’s going to have a direct impact on me,” Johnson said. “But I’m one of those people that believe we’ve been over-promised and under-delivered for a while.”

Johnson said he hopes Metro, if service is reduced, would figure out a way to serve customers within the reduced service environment.

“There are going to be a lot of positive efficiencies that are going to come out of what they’re doing,” he said. “I do believe they’ll be able to live within those efficiencies. I do think Metro has tried to listen, but it’s been difficult.”

Jeff Switzer, communications officer for the King County Department of Transportation, said the challenge for Metro is to finally figure out the long-term funding

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www.federalwaymirror.com to learn more about the [ TRIPS from page 1] new grade book and how grades are calculated.

Upcoming forums: • Sacajawea Middle School: 6 p.m. Nov. 25 • Educational Service Center, 33330 8th Ave. S.: 5 p.m. Dec. 3. The school board will host a study session.

solution for the transit agency.

“We have temporary funding that expires next year from a congestion reduction charge, which was designed to be a two-year temporary charge,” he said.

The congestion reduction charge was enacted in 2011 by the King County Council. It helped alleviate Metro’s funding woes by adding an additional $20 to King County residents car tabs.

Switzer said Metro is well aware of the direct impact the proposed cuts will have on citizens in Federal Way and throughout the region.

“These affect people’s lives. We don’t want to be making cuts. We should be growing at a time like this,” he said.

Federal Way City Councilmember Susan Honda also attended the Nov. 20 community meeting. Honda said the council realizes they need to advocate for citizens regarding the proposed cuts.

“We need to be really strong, and tell Metro this isn’t going to work for the community,” Honda said.

“We have a lot of low-income people in Federal Way, and sometimes, for many of them, the bus is the only way for them to get to work, the grocery store, or school.

We can’t have such severe cuts that are going to impact people in a very negative way.”

Learn more To learn more about the proposed cuts, visit kingcounty.gov/metro/future.

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“We needed to screen the educational component of the trip,” Blauser told The Mirror. “It was transformative for me, just seeing the needs of people that aren’t as fortunate. ... It’s 2013, and people are still struggling with access to clean water and exposure to water-borne diseases.”

Blauser said the plan is for one of the aforementioned four educators to return to Ghana with Federal Way students, either in the summer or fall of 2014.

“Our hope is that one of us goes back with kids,” he said. “It’s not a scary place. It’s really a place for opportunity.”

The school district funded the trip at a cost of $3,150 per person. The cost covered airfare, ground transportation and lodging, according to district spokeswoman Deb Stenberg. The travelers also had $296 each to cover expenses for nine days. Total cost was $13,784 plus travel insurance.

The four educators who traveled to Ghana will share their experiences during the next school board meeting at 6 p.m.

Nov. 26 at City Hall council chambers. Another team of four educators will travel to

Decatur High School Principal David Brower watches as a villager processes palm oil in Ghana during a recent trip in November. PHOTO/VINCE BLAUSER Ecuador this month with a similar purpose.

The Mirror has requested more details about the Ecuador trip.

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LETTERS

We need presenters who will teach us about the striking, essential differences between communism (or any of its derivatives) and the principals of liberty, freedom and unbridled opportunity which this country stands for — for everyone, before it is too late.

Patricia Conant, Federal Way

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