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OPINION | Mayor’s Memo: Making a neighborhood connection [4] Roegner: PACC key to Council appointment [4] CITY | Council to establish loan program that could fund PACC, other projects [7] BLOTTER | Shoplifter steals from 11 Target stores, faces felony charges [12]

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Assefa-Dawson appointed as new council member

Lydia Assefa-Dawson will fill the Federal Way City Council seat vacated by current Mayor Jim Ferrell. chris carrel, City of Federal Way

by Greg Allmain gallmain@fedwaymirror.com

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t took two rounds of nominations and votes, but the Federal Way City Council eventually voted 4-2 in favor of candidate Lydia Assefa-Dawson to fill the seat vacated by current Mayor Jim Ferrell during a special meeting on March 1. AssefaDawson was nominated by Councilmember Martin Moore, with Council members Kelly Maloney and Susan Honda the dissenting votes.

“I just wanted to say thank you very much for nominating me and electing me,” Assefa-Dawson

said after taking her seat behind the dais. “You know I’m going to need your help and I hope that you’re willing to work with me. And I will not let you down, and plan on (bringing) hard work as part of this team.”

Assefa-Dawson was part of three nominees in the second vote, with Council members Bob Celski and Maloney nominating Don Smith and Gregory Baruso, respectively. The two votes for Smith and Baruso ended in 3-3 ties, following a pattern from the first round of nominations earlier in the afternoon.

In the first round of

nominations, Baruso and Smith were nominated by Maloney and Celski, while Moore nominated Anthony Murietta. Murietta’s vote was a 5-1 no vote, with Moore the only yes.

The other two votes split 3-3, causing the Council to reconvene for executive session for the second time during the afternoon.

After a long and arduous process that lasted the majority of the day, Council members thanked the applicants for their time and energy.

“I want to personally thank all of the applicants, and the family members too who are here, for giving up your Saturday,” said Deputy Mayor Jeanne Burbidge. “And for taking such a serious interest in the future of this city to apply for these positions.

Filling a council vacancy is a difficult task with making choices among so many qualified candidates, and we certainly had those today.”

Burbidge added the Council’s goal was to conduct the process in as transparent as possible way, and that was also [ more COUNCIL, page 3 ]

Backyard chickens

Jeanette Brizendine feeds chickens that she raises in her backyard. The city will hold a free “Backyard Chickens” workshop from 6-8 p.m. March 12 at Federal Way City Hall. The workship will cover how to care for a small flock of hens in a limited space. Seattle Tilth instructors will share tips on health, nutrition and shelter for backyard chickens. RSVP by calling (253) 835-2700 or visit www.cityoffederalway.com/greenliving. photo courtesy of city

City settles with man claiming police used excessive force

By Carrie Rodriguez editor@fedwaymirror.com

The city of Federal Way has settled a civil rights

lawsuit filed by a man who claimed police stomped on his back and chained him to a bench for hours after detectives arrested him as a person of interest in a 2008 murder.

The city will pay $130,000 in return for settling Randall Fontana’s lawsuit against the city, the

Federal Way Police Department (FWPD) and five police officers.

“The Federal Way Police Department vigorously denies any wrongdoing by its officers when Mr. Fontana was taken custody as part of a murder investigation,” wrote Andy Hwang, interim Police Chief, in

an email. “I fully support the actions of the officers involved – the decisions by the officers were reasonable and lawful given the circumstances. The decision to settle the matter was strictly a business decision by the city’s insurance carrier.”

The case stems from the 2008 murder of 75-year-old

Jane Britt, who was found dead in the trunk of her Mercedes-Benz at the Garden Terrace nursing home where her husband lived.

Joseph Njonge, a nursing home employee, was later arrested and convicted of the murder.

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Miloscia to run for 30th District Senate seat as Republican from staff reports

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ormer State Rep. Mark Miloscia announced Thursday that he is running for State Senate in the 30th Legislative District, as a Republican, against Democratic Sen. Tracey Eide.

“The hard-working people in the 30th District deserve a Senator who will work to make government efficient and accountable, from local classrooms to big government agencies,” said Miloscia, 55, in a press

[ POLICE from page 1] court documents.

Detectives executed a search warrant on March 25, 2008, when Fontana walked out his front door to go to work. Officers arrested him at gunpoint, instructing him to get on the ground, according to court documents.

Fontana said he informed the officers he needed some time because he had a bad shoulder and back.

However, as he attempted to get on the ground, a detective shoved his foot into Fontana’s back and twisted his arms, while another detective used an arm-bar technique to take him down, the documents continue.

Fontana said he suffered injuries as a result.

He also claimed he was chained and shackled in a holding cell for several hours when police took him to the FWPD to obtain DNA samples. While at a temporary detention area, “an officer grabbed Mr. Fon-

release. “I voted against unHe also worked as a subnecessary tax increases and stitute teacher for both the bloated budgets when I was Federal Way Public Schools in the Legislature and will and the Seattle Catholic continue to ensure Archdiocese when taxpayer money is not the Legislature was wasted.” not in session.

Miloscia served The Federal seven terms in the Way resident said State House, including he wanted to conchair of the Housing tinue to help the Committee and chair local community Mark Miloscia of the Audit Review through service in and Government the Legislature.

Oversight Committee, “In the Legislawhere he led efforts to imture, I helped the homeless, prove government efficiency protected taxpayers, initiand accountability. ated performance audits,

and worked to address the unfair funding gap Federal Way schools face.”

“Senator Eide and I have very different voting records,” Miloscia said. “I opposed reckless spending and tax increases while Senator Eide supported them. I supported innovative approaches to improving our schools, while Senator Eide opposed them and cut funding.”

“I’ve spent my entire career making government more accountable and improving education. In the Air Force, I audited billion

tana’s testicles and squeezed them, causing him injury,” the documents continue.

A week later, detectives matched Njonge’s DNA to the DNA found under Britt’s fingernails and arrested him for the homicide.

After Fontana filed the lawsuit in 2011, U.S. District Court Judge Richard A. Jones later found that Fontana made a “substantial showing” that a question of fact exists to whether detectives deliberately or recklessly made false statements to obtain the search warrant.

In addition, Jones concluded on Sept. 25, 2013 that a reasonable jury could find that ordering Fontana to the ground at gunpoint, handcuffing him and shackling him to a bench for approximately four hours was “an objectively unreasonable manner of executing the search warrant for his fingerprints and DNA.” “Based on the facts pre-

of respecting constitutional boundaries,” Dan Fiorito III, Fontana’s attorney, told the Mirror. “There are limits to police power, and Mr. Fontana is a cautionary tale of what happens when that power is abused.”

Fiorito added that the settlement “doesn’t make what happened to him go away, but it demonstrates that there was wrongdoing on the part of Federal Way. We just hope this draws light on a negative situation and what happened to Mr. Fontana doesn’t happen to anyone else in Federal Way.” However, the city’s attorney Ann Trivett said in an email the city “disputes Fontana’s version of events, strenuously denies any liability and stands by the lawfulness of its officers’ actions.” She said the insurer’s decision to settle took into account both the cost of taking the case through a lengthy federal trial, and the risk of paying attorney’s fees.

sented by the plaintiff, a reasonable officer would have known that handcuffing Mr. Fontana, transporting him to the station, shackling him to a bench, and keeping him there for approximately four hours in executing a search warrant for his fingerprints and DNA that should have taken less than 10 minutes was unlawful,” Jones said.

He also noted a reasonable jury could find that the amount of force used against Fontana during his arrest was constitutionally excessive under these circumstances.

The judge also dismissed several claims in the lawsuit, including a claim that Federal Way failed to train its officers in serving search warrants, as well as a claim that police denied Fontana medical treatment.

“At the end of the day, it took a lot of courage for Mr. Fontana to stand up against Federal Way and this demonstrated the importance

dollar contracts to prevent waste and abuse. I took the same approach to taxpayer dollars while in the Legislature. I will not vote to see taxpayer dollars wasted or ineffective programs continued. I worked as a teacher and pushed in the Legislature to improve schools.”

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“I believe we’ve achieved that today,” she concluded.

The deputy mayor also encouraged the applicants not selected to continue to find ways to serve the city, a thought that Councilmember Dini Duclos echoed.

“Every one of you that

Correction In the recent article “Residents voice concerns to school board about proposed Federal Way development,” a statement from district spokesperson Deb Stenberg was originally made in response to the question, “Could the district just walk away from

applied bring a host of talents to this city, and we don’t want to lose you, so I’m going to be talking with the mayor and deputy mayor about how we can enlist your service in one or more committees,” she said.

Assefa-Dawson was among 16 candidates the Council chose from. She brings years of experience in the public sector, as she currently works for the King County Housing the deal with Devco?” The response, “the district has a legally binding contract at this point,” was made in reference to January when the question was posed, not to the time at which the current sales agreement expires.

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Assefa-Dawson was a member of city staff,

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ast week in the Brigadoon Elementary School gym, more than 110 Federal Way residents turned out to talk to city officials and staff in our first-ever Neighborhood Connection.

The meeting was intended to make City Hall more accessible and open to the voice of the people it serves. We’ll be bringing City Hall to five other neighborhoods this year and I encourage you to join us for one or more of these evenings.

When I was knocking on doors last summer during the election, I enjoyed many doorstep conversations with residents. Although people spoke of significant concerns such as neighborhood speeding problems or crime, they often didn’t know who to talk to, or didn’t think the city would address the problem. I realized that we needed to make it easier for residents to access their city government, and so Neighborhood Connection was born.

The Brigadoon meeting started with a brief introduction from Municipal Court Judge David Larson about dispute resolution services available to residents. Afterwards, I shared some of my priorities for the city, including plans to build a downtown park this year and the Blue Ribbon Panel working on the Performing Arts and Conference Center analysis. While the focus of the evening was neighborhoods, I wanted to share our direction on downtown development plans, “everybody’s neighborhood.” A healthy downtown will be essential to generating revenues that support services, such as public safety, in neighborhoods throughout the community.

The meeting also offered the first opportunity to discuss a new direction toward supporting healthy neighborhoods. While we hear a lot about downtown development, neighborhoods are the backbone of Federal Way. We know there are problem properties in some areas. The community has an older housing stock, and economic challenges have impacted many property owners. Since the Great Recession, the city has seen a significant increase in citizen complaints about distressed properties.

Until now, we’ve relied on a complaint driven system for code enforcement, but that relies on neighbors reporting other neighbors. We will be changing to a proactive approach that focuses on the city identifying problem areas, and addressing them in a timely manner. We recognize that in some cases, property owners may have health or financial challenges and the city and community will need to provide a hand up. However, the city Jim Ferrell

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Time to proceed with PACC It is out of respect for the people of Federal Way and for the visitors to our city that we support the proposed Federal Way Performing Arts and Conference Center.

Federal Way has provided many things that we are grateful for: well-kept streets, attractive planting and lighting, our parks and community center, our schools, state-of-the-art libraries and an outstanding police department. Looking back, and looking around,

PACC was key to council appointment In what some observers may view as an upset, Lydia Assefa-Dawson was elected in a 4-2 vote to fill Mayor Jim Ferrell’s seat on the Federal Way City Council. Deputy Mayor Jeanne Burbidge and Council members Bob Celski, Dini Duclos and Martin Moore supported Assefa-Dawson, while Council members Kelly Maloney and Susan Honda voted no.

However, a closer look at Council members’ interests suggest what many insiders have suspected all along. AssefaDawson was likely the only candidate who could get four votes because she had something in her resume that held appeal to the majority.

She supports the Performing Arts and Conference Center (PACC), she is a minority female in a diverse community, where more than 100 different languages are spoken, and she supports social services. She is also a Democrat, but with ties to some groups and individuals other Council members are comfortable with.

Celski, Burbidge and Duclos have always appeared to want to appoint a PACC supporter. Celski went so far as to ask most of the candidates the question point blank. If you had questions about the PACC, you were unlikely to get Celski’s vote.

Based on his votes, Moore appeared to prefer a minority Democrat and voted for Anthony Murrietta and Greg Baruso in the preliminary rounds.

When they were eliminated, it was easy for him to support Assefa-Dawson.

Celski, Burbidge and Duclos supported con-

servative businessmen Mark Koppang and Tom Medhurst last time and were thought to be favorable toward them this time, thus making them the early front runners. But during the last few weeks, it became evident that Koppang wouldn’t get the critical fourth vote and he wasn’t nominated.

Medhurst was a strong candidate but he fell out of the running when he expressed concerns about the funding for the PACC. He wasn’t nominated either. Businessman and Republican precinct committeeman Don Smith was nominated and received support from Celski, Burbidge and Duclos, but ran into the same problem, no fourth vote.

The trio also opposed the nominations of Murrietta and Baruso in the preliminary rounds.

As a sub-story to the days after he applied for the council seat, Baruso’s name has been coming up in political circles as a possible Democratic challenger to incumbent Republican house member Rep. Linda Kochmar. So his nomination as one of the finalists to the Council was somewhat of a surprise.

If he is a serious possibility to run for the house, appointing him to the Council would be inconsistent with that strategy, which raised questions about Moore’s nomination. However, the nomination failed on a 3-3 tie. Kochmar probably would have liked to see him appointed and taken out of the running.

With Council members primary choices [ more ROEGNER, page 5 ] Bob Roegner

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It is time to proceed with this facility that would serve us and our guests in a multitude of ways.

Gordon and Dana Turcott, Federal Way

Animal cruelty in Federal Way I want to let people know to watch out for their pets.

At the absolute worst, we have a cowardly sick individual who is trapping

animals or at least we have an aggressive animal in the neighborhood. I live on 316th behind the old bus barn. On Feb. 15 a stray cat that I had been feeding came back with a severed paw and what looked like a hole in his head. The cut was diagonal on his right paw.

I brought him in, fed him and cleaned him up. Getting up to take him to be looked at the next morning, he had already passed in the night. On Feb. 18 my cat

came home with a mangled right paw and I got him treated right away but still lost him. I filed a report with animal services but, because I did not get proof or pictures of the severed paw of the other cat, I have no pattern or history.

Regardless, I cannot accept animal cruelty and feel the need to warn others so that they do not go through the same pain.

Please report any problems or issues that you see.

Karen Bitz, Federal Way

Project will impact traffic My wife and I have lived on Southwest 312th Street for 24 years. In the past 10 years, we have seen the amount of traffic double. With just a two-lane road, the project proposed for this area with 98 units will be a large traffic problem. Can you imagine the traffic flow for just the senior housing alone? The city is not paying attention to residents who drive on Southwest 312th every day.

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cannot ignore intentional noncompliance. A home is our biggest investment and we can’t allow a problem property to drag a neighborhood down.

The highlight of the evening for me was when residents addressed their concerns directly to city officials. We heard about the traffic safety photo enforcement program and staff answered questions about this, along with questions about signal timing and coordination. We heard concerns about suspicious activity in the neighborhood that police will follow up on and requests for speed enforcement and traffic calming devices. The event reminded me of those conversations last year on the doorstep, except this time, people addressed their questions to the right staff person, got an answer, or a commitment for follow-up action. City government works best when it’s guided by the voice of the people. Whether you have a neighborhood issue that needs to be addressed, or want to share your thoughts on broader city policy, please join us at an upcoming Neighborhood Connection meeting. For information, visit www.cityoffederalway.com/neighborhoodconnection

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eliminated, the tie opened the door for Assefa-Dawson’s nomination and appointment. Winners for the day were PACC supporters who acquired a fifth vote. The PACC now has solid support and may not receive the same level of scrutiny it has before. On issues other than the PACC, how Assefa-Dawson aligns herself could become an important factor.

But she has the potential to have a big impact on other issues beyond the PACC.

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Harold Leroy Bay, 77, passed away peacefully, after a short battle with Cancer. Surrounded by his family and with the sun shining on him, Harold passed away at his home in Federal Way, where he had lived since 1967 with his wife of 55 years and two children.

Born and raised in Selah, Washington, Harold grew up on a farm until he joined the Navy at age 18.

After meeting Barbara in Yakima during leave, they married and moved to California where they lived briefly before returning to Washington to raise their two children, Sherry and Chris. Sadly, Chris passed away suddenly at the young age of 28.

He is survived by his wife, Barbara; daughter, Sherry Bay Santiago and son-in-law, Michael; two grandchildren, Savanna and Devon; his beloved niece, Cyndi Allmendinger; and his three sisters, Wilma, Judy and Patty.

Harold's life and spirit will be celebrated at a service held on Thursday, March 13th at 1pm at St. Vincent De Paul Parish in Federal Way. In lieu of flowers, donations will be accepted and will go towards funding for a bench and plaque in his honor, to be placed along his favorite daily walking route the Redondo Beach boardwalk.

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Council approves establishing loan program that could fund PACC, other projects

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he Federal Way City Council, in a 6-1 vote, approved the use of up to $30,000 for technical assistance in establishing a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Section 108 loan fund. The city will partner with the National Development Council to complete

Director of Community and Economic Development Patrick Doherty at the Council’s March 4 meeting.

“What we’re talking about this evening is the loan fund program. And the professional services to help us with that. This is not specifically the project loan for the proposed Performing Arts and Conference Center or any other project, for that matter. It’s a loan

fund program, and that loan fund can be used for any number of projects.”

Jay Bennett, community services manager for the city, said the city had received verbal confirmation that the Section 108 loan fund would be approved.

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“Once that paperwork comes through, and the Council accepts those terms and conditions of the fund, then we have 12 months to have a project completely vetted and reviewed,” he said.

This would also include holding a public hearing and final approval from the Council, Bennett added.

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We’d be working … with the National Development Council to identify several projects that would be eligible,” Bennett replied.

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Beamer blows by Bothell in Regional round Saturday to qualify for state

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2014 Class 4A Boys Basketball Hardwood Classic

By CASEY OLSON sports@fedwaymirror.com

Basketball is a team game and the Todd Beamer Titans exemplify what a team is.

The Titans (21-4) dismantled the Bothell Cougars Saturday evening at Puyallup High School, 77-41, at the 4A Regional Tournament to qualify for the program’s second-ever State Boys Basketball Tournament.

Beamer opened the 2014 4A Hardwood Classic last night (after press time) against the GonTrey Burch-Manning zaga Prep Bullpups inside the Tacoma Dome as one of the final eight teams in the state. The Beamer-Gonzaga Prep winner will play the winner of a game between Richland and Wenatchee at 9 p.m. tonight in the state semifinals. The two losers will play at 2 p.m. today.

Beamer’s first, and only, appearance at the state tournament came in 2009, where the Titans lost to Walla Walla and Redmond in their two games.

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Beamer senior Bogdan Bliznyuk finished with 11 points during the Titans’ impressive 77-41 win over Bothell Saturday at the 4A Regional Tournament at Puyallup High School. The win qualified Beamer for the program’s second state tournament in the school’s history. casey olson, The Mirror tans’ team effort led to four different players scoring in double figures and eight different players hitting a 3-pointer during the win.

Despite scoring an impressive 77 points during the game, Beamer was led by the 12 points of senior Trey Burch-Manning.

South Puget Sound League South Division Player of the Year, Bogdan Bliznyuk finished with 11 points, as did Rayvonne Freeman. Giovanni Jackson was the fourth Beamer

player in double figures with 10 points.

The Titans were deadly from beyond the 3-point line against Bothell Saturday night. Beamer was 10 for 18 from 3-point line (56 percent). They also finished 19 for 24 from the free-throw line. Quadir Williams also had an impressive all-around game at point guard, finishing with six points and eight assists.

Beamer jumped all over the Cougars and never looked back. The Titans led

22-9 after the first quarter 40-23 at halftime.

But it was the third quarter that really put the game away for Beamer. The Titans outscored the Cougars, 21-4, during the eight minutes to take a commanding, 61-27, lead into the fourth quarter. Bothell was led by the 19 points and 12 rebounds of Josh Martin, who has already signed to play next season at the University of Minnesota. Martin is a 6-foot-9 forward.

Garfield Bulldogs (24-1) The Bulldogs are the gold standard in the state, in terms of success on the boys’ basketball court.

Garfield has won a staterecord 11 big-school state championships and features another extremely talented roster. The top-ranked Bulldogs beat Battle Ground in the Regional Tournament round Saturday, 69-51, to earn the trip to the Tacoma Dome.

Garfield has a very Federal Way feel on its roster.

Last season, Brayon Blake and DeeShawn Tucker led Federal Way High School to a second-place finish in the SPSL South. Blake, a 6-foot6 forward, led the Eagles in scoring at 14.5 a game, and Tucker, a 6-foot point guard, averaged 10 points a game.

Garfield also features former Federal Way resident Jashaun Agosto, who is averaging 8.0 points. Agosto drew national acclaim back in 2008 when he displayed his basketball skills on the Ellen Degeneres Show and Good Morning America, among others.

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Déjà vu: Arlington eliminates Titans for second-straight year Beamer drops Regional game to Eagles, 35-33, after not scoring in overtime on Saturday

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Beamer senior Megan Huff makes a pass during the Titans’ 35-33 loss to Arlington Saturday at Puyallup High School in the 4A Regionals. casey olson, The Mirror

For the second year in a row, the Arlington Eagles proved to be the roadblock the Todd Beamer Titans couldn’t get over.

With a berth into the Class 4A State Girls Basketball Tournament on the line, the Eagles ended Beamer’s season with a 35-33 overtime victory Saturday at the Regional Tournament at Puyallup High School. The top-eight teams advanced to Thursday’s State Tournament inside the Tacoma Dome.

Beamer’s year ends after finishing a perfect 20-0 before losing in the South Puget Sound League Championship game to Mount Rainier. The Rams also beat the Titans (23-3) in the West Central/ Southwest District title game.

After winning the SPSL South a season ago, Arlington downed Beamer in the same Regional Tournament round, 50-42.

Arlington (20-4) jumped out to a quick 10-5 lead midway through the first quarter Saturday. But the Titans fought back to tie the game at 12-12 with three minutes to go in the first half and took a 17-16 lead at halftime.

The game was back and forth during the third quarter with Arlington grasping a 23-22 lead at the end. The two teams then exchanged baskets during the fourth quarter with the game ending

regulation in a 33-33 tie.

Both teams had costly turnovers during the final 30 seconds of regulation. First, Beamer was called for five seconds with 26.2 left in the fourth and then Arlington turned it over with 1.1 remaining on the clock.

The Titans’ Nia Alexander missed a desperation 3-pointer at the buzzer, sending the game to overtime.

The only basket during the fourminute overtime session came from Arlington sophomore Jayla Russ, who finished with a gamehigh 15 points. Beamer missed all of its shots during OT. The Titans’ Megan Huff and Quinessa Cayao-do tallied 25 of Beamer’s 33 points during the contest. Huff, a senior, finished with 13 and Caylao-do, a sophomore, contributed 12.

www.federalwaymirror.com who is averaging a robust 23.5 points a game, including a 47-point outburst during a Christmas tournament in Las Vegas.

Jackson Wolves (23-1) The Timberwolves cruised to the WesCo League 4A title with a perfect record and feature the two-headed monster of Dan Kingma and Jason Todd. Kingma, a 5-foot-10 guard, is averaging 17.8 points a game and Todd, a 6-foot-5 guard, is scoring 17.3 points.

Jackson’s lone loss of the season came to Lincoln on Jan. 20, 61-55. The Timberwolves showed what type of team they were by winning the ultra-prestigious MaxPreps Holiday Classic over Christmas in Palm Springs. The tournament wins came over California heavyweights HarvardWestlake, Long Beach Poly and Capital Christian.

Jackson has won their four postseason games by an average of 30 points, including a 67-33 win over Stadium at Regionals.

The Next Tier Richland Bombers (24-0) The Bombers enter the state tournament as the lone unbeaten team with a perfect 24-0 record.

The only knock against the Bombers is they have played only teams from east of the mountains.

Their lone game against an opponent from Western Washington came against Mount Rainier, who finished 3-17 in the SPSL North. Richland beat up the Rams, 95-62.

Richland earned the berth into the state tournament with an 83-55 win over Moses Lake in the Regionals. The Bombers are led by Steven Beo, Jacob DeVries and Peyton Radliff.

Beo finished with 28 points, Radliff had 16 and DeVries chipped in 14 during the win over Moses Lake.

Beamer Titans (21-4) The Titans might have the deepest team at the state tournament. Beamer finished 15-1 to win the SPSL South and won the program’s first-ever West Central/Southwest District Tournament title.

The Titans beat up Bothell at the Class 4A Regional Tournament Saturday, 77-41. During the win over Bothell, Beamer had eight players hit a 3-pointer, including four scoring in double figures. Beamer has been led all season by Bogdan Bliznyuk, who was the

South Puget Sound League South Division Player of the Year. Bliznyuk is averaging 19.9 points, six rebounds and 2.5 assists during the season.

Fellow senior Trey Burch-Manning is averaging 14.6 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.5 assists, Charles Frazier is scoring 11.3 points and grabbing 4.6 rebounds and point guard Quadir Williams is scoring 7.7 points and 6.7 assists.

Kentridge Chargers (24-1) The fourth-ranked Chargers suffered their only loss of the season to Beamer in the championship of the West Central/Southwest District Tournament. Other than that loss, the Chargers have been dominant, beating Arlington in the Regional Tournament, 65-61.

The Chargers are led by Jawan Stepney, who is averaging 19.9 points a game.

His lowest total of the year came against Beamer, when he scored only four points during the 51-36 loss.

Underdogs Gonzaga Prep (21-4) The Bullpups proved to be the best team from Spokane at the end of the season. After losing to Ferris in the district tournament,

Gonzaga Prep won four games in a row to qualify for state. The Bullpups beat Central Valley, Chiawana and Ferris, before beating South Kitsap at Regionals, 87-69.

Gonzaga Prep is led by Sam Dowd. The 5-foot-7 guard is averaging 13 points a game.

Ryan Alexander, Reed Hopkins and Brendan McClary are also averaging in double figures.

Issaquah Eagles (18-6) Three of the Eagles’ losses have come against Garfield this season. But they dominated Bellarmine Prep in the Regionals, 64-46. The win over Bellarmine came after losing to Garfield in the KingCo League Championship game, 83-65.

The Eagles are led by Ty Gibson, a 6-foot-3 guard who is averaging 15.6 points a game. Trevon Ary-Turner, a freshman, is second on the team at 10.6 points a game.

Wenatchee Panthers (16-8) The Panthers earned the berth into the Hardwood Classic by beating the defending 4A champion Curtis Vikings in the Regionals, 59-58.

The Panthers are led by 6-foot-3 Gavin Long, who finished with 27 points against Curtis.

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Councilmember Susan Honda, the lone dissenting vote, expressed her continued reservations about the city’s efforts at finding funding sources like these, especially if the intent is to use them for the PACC. “I remain very con-

www.federalwaymirror.com cerned about for economic “I remain very … taking a loan concerned, development, of any kind, to and economic especially with build the Perdevelopment is using CDBG funding, certainly someforming Arts and Conferthing we need because we need ence Center. that funding for our to get going in I remain very this communicitizens who need concerned, ty. I do remain especially with help with housing very concerned and education.” using CDBG about taking funding, beon debt for the Susan Honda cause we need PACC.” that funding In recent for our citizens who need years, the city’s CDBG help with housing and allocation was approxieducation,” she said. “I mately $600,000. realize it can also be used If the city is allowed

to create the loan fund, $175,000 of that $600,000 would be diverted towards the loan fund.

Deputy Mayor Jeanne Burbidge noted that the city also puts significant funds towards human services issues outside of the CDBG funds.

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very prudent in our use and application of those programs. I personally believe we need to continue to broaden our economic base for our city. If we do not do that, we can be at risk in the future. That’s what this money was intended for, in addition to the human services allocation we make every year, in addition to using over $500,000 every year from our general fund for human services. I feel very confident that this is an extremely appropriate use

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Councilmember Dini Duclos agreed with Burbidge, saying the Section 108 program is a valuable and useful resource.

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Wallet stolen: At 1:43 a.m. on March 2 in the 1900 block of S. Commons, the victim reported that her wallet, which contained $2,900, was stolen by unknown suspects. According to the report, the victim forgot her wallet on a chair outside of the movie theater.

She went to watch the movie, and by the time she returned, the wallet was gone.

Vehicle stolen: At 7:36 a.m. on March 2 in the 1700 block of SW 308th Place, the victim reported that unknown suspects had stolen his or her vehicle. According to the report, the victim turned his or her vehicle on to warm it up and went back inside his or her residence for approximately five minutes. In that five minutes, the unknown suspect(s) stole his or her vehicle.

Mother forced to restrain daughter: At 4:53 p.m. on March 2 in the 32000 block of 18th Ave., a couple’s juvenile daughter got into a heated argument with them. According to the report, the daughter threw multiple items

around her bedroom. At that time, the mother physically restrained the daughter until she calmed down. According to the report, the daughter called 911 after being restrained, but the report notes no crime took place.

Bevy of counterfeit bills turned over: At 1:59 p.m. on March 1 in the 27000 block of Pacific Highway S., a manager of a McDonald’s store contacted police regarding 30-plus counterfeit bills the store has collected in the last two years. According to the report, police took the bills and stored them at Federal Way Police Department headquarters.

Dead cat: At 3:52 a.m. on March 1 in the 30000 block of Fifth Ave. SW, the victim reported finding their cat dead in their yard. According to the report, evidence seemed to point to the cat suffering violence before its death.

Mom and daughter fight after night of drinking: At 1:45 a.m. on Feb. 28 in the 27000 block of Pacific Highway S., a woman was arrested for assaulting her mother during a drunken argument. According to the report, the duo had been drinking amicably for most of the evening, until they got into a disagreement and the situation escalated.

Burglary: At 1:51 p.m. on Feb. 28 in the 35000 block of Sixth Ave. SW, unknown suspects entered the victim’s home and stole a laptop computer. According to the report, the suspect(s) gained entry through the resident’s front door.

The report notes the family leaves the front door unlocked, due to a special needs member of the family living in the residence.

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Woman attempts to kidnap two children the suspect entered the vehicle and fled the area.

Two young girls, sisters The suspect, who was who are ages 1 and 5, were only described as temporarily kidnapped an adult female by a woman on Feb. suspect un28 in Federal Way. to the kidnapping known According to inmother, drove formation provided the vehicle to by the Federal Way the vicinity of Police Department the Riverbend (FWPD), the children Golf Course in had been momentarily left Kent, where, according to unattended in their moth- FWPD, the vehicle became er’s vehicle in the 33000 inoperable for reasons block of Pacific Highway unknown.

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10:27 a.m. on Feb. 27 in the 100 block of S. 336th St., two residents of a care home were involved in a physical fight. According to the report, the outcome of the fight resulted in one having milk thrown on them, and the other suffering light scratches.

Drunk man: At 8:21 p.m. on Feb. 27 in the 31000 block of Pacific Highway S., employees of a Jack in the Box restaurant reported a man passed out in one of the restaurant’s booths. According to the report, the man was heavily intoxicated. The report also notes the man had a gallon bottle of Jack Daniels on his person, and that it appeared half the bottle was consumed. The man was transported to St. Francis hospital to be treated for his severe intoxication.

Felony theft: At 2:38 p.m. on Feb. 21 in the 2200 block of S. Commons, the suspect was arrested for shoplifting at Target. The suspect admitted to more than 11 thefts of Magic Trading Cards from Target stores in South King County.

Federal Way police is working with Target Loss Prevention to file the case from all jurisdictions as a felony case. Each theft averaged $200, according to the Federal Way Police Department. The suspect was booked into Fife Jail on a Tacoma theft warrant.

Sexual assault: At 6:59 p.m. on Feb. 15 in the 100th block of 25th Ave. SW, a mother reported to police that she suspects her young daughter may have been sexually assaulted by her father during a visitation. The officer forwarded the case to the Detective Unit for follow-up investigation. The child was safe with her mother at the time of the report.

tion provided by FWPD, the suspect apparently attempted to resist arrest, resulting in an injury to her hand, which required treatment at St. Francis Hospital.

The suspect is reported as having invoked her right to remain silent, and will be booked at the King County Jail on two charges of kidnapping, taking a motor vehicle without permission, reckless endangerment and hit and run.

Firefighter investigation costs $21,000

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An investigation into a South King Fire and Rescue firefighter who sent an inappropriate Facebook message to a woman he treated, will cost taxpayers nearly $21,000 in legal fees.

The fire department’s attorney – Patterson Buchanan Fobes & Leitch, Inc. PS – billed the department

for more than 80 hours of work, at a cost of $185$225 per hour, according to the invoices.

The fire department disciplined Brandon Church and charged him with professional misconduct in 2012, after Church treated and transported a patient to St. Francis Hospital while on duty Feb. 22, 2012.

Two hours later, Church sent the patient a message on Facebook that was “personal and included sexual innuendo,” according to SKFR investigation documents.

The state Department of Health also placed Church’s emergency medical technician credentials on probation, until Jan. 30, 2015.

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LEGAL NOTICES City Hall - Council Chambers 33325 Eighth Avenue South; Federal Way, Washington PUBLIC HEARING on the following King County Ballot Measure King County Transportation District - Proposition No. 1 Sales and Use Tax and Vehicle Fee for Transportation Improvements The Board of the King County Transportation District passed Resolution No. TD2014-03 concerning funding for Metro transit, roads and other transportation improvements. If approved, this proposition would fund, among other things, bus service, road safety and maintenance and other transportation improvements in King County cities and the unincorporated area. It would authorize the district to impose, for a period of ten years, a sales and use tax of 0.1% under RCW 82.14.0455 and an annual vehicle fee of sixty dollars ($60) per registered vehicle under RCW 82.80.140 with a twenty dollar ($20) rebate for low-income individuals.

The City Council will consider taking a formal position on this upcoming ballot measure. The public will have the opportunity to speak in favor or against this item.

DATED March 5, 2014 Carol McNeilly, CMC, City Clerk osted at City Hall and City Website: March 5, 2014 Published Federal Way Mirror: March 7, 2014 FWM 2114

CITY OF FEDERAL WAY REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL I. PURPOSE OF REQUEST. The City of Federal Way (“City”) is requesting proposals for the purpose of Rock Climbing Services at the Federal Way Community Center. 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 the winning contractor by March 28, 2014 Issue RFP March 7, 2014 Deadline for Submittal of Proposals M a r c h 2 1 , 2014 Preliminary Selection of Firm March 28, 2014 Notify Firm Chosen April 4, 2014 III. INSTRUCTIONS TO PROPOSERS. A. All proposals should be sent to: Kimberly Shelton, Fitness/Athletic Coordinator City of Federal Way 876 S. 333rd St. Federal Way, WA 98003-6325 (253) 835-6932 All proposals must be in a sealed envelope and clearly marked in the lower left-hand corner: “RFP” Rock Climbing Services.

All proposals must be received by March 21, 2014, at which time they will be opened. No faxed, emailed or telephone proposals will be accepted.

PLEASE SEE THE FULL ADD ON OUR WEBSITE www.cityoffederalway.com Published in the Federal Way Mirror, March 7, NOTICE OF MASTER LAND USE APPLICATION 2014 & March 14, 2014 Project Name: Federal Way Performing Arts and FWM 2112 Conference Center Project Description: A 700-seat performing arts and conference center with a 120-room hotel and associated site improvements, including surface parking, landscaping and plaza area, and storm water facilities.

ORDINANCE SUMMARY Applicant: Lorax Partners, representing City of FedAt their March 4, 2014 Regular Meeting, the Feder- eral Way al Way City Council passed the following ordi- Project Location: 31510 20th Ave S, Federal Way nance: Date Application Received: January 31, 2014 ORDINANCE NO. 14-760 Date Determined Complete: February 27, 2014 AN ORDINANCE of the City of Federal Way, Wash- Date of Notice of Application: March 7, 2014 ington, relating to final administrative decisions of Comment Due Date: March 24, 2014 the City; amending sections 19.70.010, 19.70.050, Permits Under Review: Use Process III (File 19.70.060, 4.30.110, 11.45.100, 14.10.060, 14-100496-UP); Environmental Determination (File 18.35.010, 18.35.080, 18.35.090, 18.35.170, 14-100497-SE); and Transportation Concurrency 18.35.190, 18.35.200, 18.35.220 and repealing (File 14-100498-CN) sections 18.35.180 19.70.170, 19.70.180, Existing Environmental Documents: G e o t e c h n i c a l 19.70.200, 19.70.210, 19.70.220, 19.70.230, Report 19.70.250, of the Federal Way Revised Code.

Required Studies: Preliminary Technical InformaThe full text of the ordinance is available by con- tion Report; Traffic and Parking Study tacting the City Clerk’s office at 253-835-2540. Development Regulations Used for Project MitigaCopies will be mailed upon request, in accordance tion: Federal Way Revised Code (FWRC) Title 14, with the City’s fee schedule.

“Environmental Policy”; Title 16, “Surface Water Dated: March 5, 2014 Management”; and Title 19, “Zoning and DevelopCarol McNeilly, CMC, City Clerk ment Code” Published Federal Way Mirror: March 7, 2014 Public Comment & Appeals: Any person may subFWM 2113 mit written comments regarding the application to the Director of Community and Economic Development by 5:00 p.m. on March 24, 2014. Only persons who submit written comments to the Director (address below), or specifically request a copy of the decision, may appeal the decision. Details of appeal procedures for the requested land use deciPUBLIC NOTICE sion will be included with the written decision.

FEDERAL WAY CITY COUNCIL Availability of File: The official project file and enviPUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Federal Way ronmental documents are available for public review during normal business hours at the DepartCity Council will conduct a Public Hearing: ment of Community and Economic Development Tuesday, March 18, 2014 - 7:00 PM To be held during the regularly scheduled City (33325 8th Avenue South, Federal Way, WA 98003).

Council meeting.

Staff Contact: Planning Manager Isaac Conlen, 253-835-2643, isaac.conlen@cityoffederlway.com Published in the Federal Way Mirror March 7, 2014.

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NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE (DNS) Kitts Corner Multi-family Project File No: 13-104419-00-SE The City of Federal Way has determined that the following project does not have a probable significant adverse impact on the environment, and an Environmental Impact Statement(EIS) is not required under RCW 43.21C.030(2)(c). This decision was made after review of a completed environmental checklist and other information on file with the city.

Proposed Action: Proposed action is to develop 16 buildings with 216 multi-family housing units and 365 parking stalls. The project includes a proposed leasing/rental office, recreation center, recreational open space, landscaping, parking lots, storm drainage facilities, and utility improvements.

The site contains two existing wetlands and their associated buffer areas. Some minor temporary intrusion into the wetland buffer areas is proposed.

Proponent: CPH Consultants, Matthew Hough Location: Along the south side of South 336th Street at approximately the 1100 block of South 336th Street, Federal Way, WA SEPA Condition: Goals and policies adopted within the Federal Way Comprehensive Plan serve as the basis for the city to exercise SEPA substantive authority set forth in FWRC 14.25.060 and to condition the proposed action as it relates to potential adverse impacts that would result from this project. The following goals and policies support the condition for the development.

TP11 Coordinate street and roadway improvement programs with appropriate state, regional, and local agencies.

SEPA Condition: Based on the above policy, the following condition is required to minimize identified potential significant adverse impacts.

The applicant shall make school access improvements that provide for safe walking routes and access to bus stops for school age children as required by the Federal Way School District and the City of Federal Way. Further information regarding this action is available to the public upon request at the Federal Way Department of Community and Economic Development (Federal Way City Hall, 33325 8th Avenue South, Federal Way, WA 98003). Contact Jim Harris, Contract Planner, at 253-835-2652 or jim.harris@cityoffederalway.com. This DNS is issued under WAC 197-11-340(2). Comments must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on March 21, 2014.

Unless modified by the city, this determination will become final following the comment deadline. Any person aggrieved by the city’s determination may file an appeal with the city within 21 days (April 11, 2014) of the above comment deadline.

Published in the Federal Way Mirror on March 7, 2014.

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Toy Box

Oversized 1 Car Garage 4� Concrete floor w/fibermix reinforcement & zip-strip crack control, 12’x7’ raised panel steel overhead door, 3’x3’8� PermaBilt door w/ self-closing hinges & stainless steel lockset, 2’ poly eavelight, 10’ Continuous flow ridge vent.

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4� Concrete floor w/fibermix reinforcement & zip-strip crack control, (1) 10’x12’ & (1) 8’x9’ raised panel steel overhead doors, 3’x6’8�

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Concrete Included

Deluxe 2 Car Garage 4� Concrete floor w/fibermix reinforcement & zipstrip crack control, (2) 10’x8’ raised panel steel overhead doors, 3’x6’8� PermaBilt door w/selfclosing hinges & stainless steel lockset, 18� eave & gable overhangs, 10’ Continuous flow ridge vent.

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20,943

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16,648

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17,007

15,322

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220/mo.

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Monitor Barn

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$

$

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$

10’ Continuous flow ridge vent, 2� fiberglass vapor barrier roof insulation, 18 sidewall & trim colors w/45 year warranty.

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: I hear that Centerstage in Federal Way has the honor of being the first theater on the West Coast to perform “Cuff Me: The Unauthorized Musical Parody of Fifty Shades of Grey.” Have you heard of this play and is this something that you and Mrs. Federal Way would see?

A: Mr. Federal Way has heard of this play and the only reason stems from the fact that a poster for “Cuff Me” is hanging up in the front window of the Mirror’s office.

Talk about an attention grabber.

The poster features a buff dude without a shirt on and an attractive woman handcuffed in a shopping cart.

According to Centerstage’s website, “Cuff Me” is a musical parody and brings the ultra-popular book “Fifty Shades of Grey” to the stage.

“You’ll be dancing in the aisles at the hilarious spoofs of popular hits, from Madonna’s Like a Virgin to Carly Rae Jepsen’s Call Me Maybe,” the description

says. “Grab your girlfriends and get ready to laugh at this sexy, hysterical romp.”

So, to answer your other question, Mr. Federal Way will take a pass on seeing the Centerstage production of “Cuff Me.” But that’s not saying Mr. Federal Way opposes the theater. Far from it. “The Theater” is just not Mr. Federal Way’s deal.

Mr. Federal Way is very happy that our city offers different choices for different types of people.

That’s the definition of a great place to live.

After receiving this email, however, Mr. Federal Way will mention to Mrs. Federal Way about “Cuff Me.” Might make for a solid girl’s night out for Mrs. Federal Way and the rest of her buddies, which is a win-win for Mr. Federal Way. One of those rare girl’s night outs gives Mr. Federal Way the pleasure of laying on the couch without being

bugged by Mrs. Federal Way to put away dishes or to change a lightbulb.

Q: I have two sons who play soccer in Federal Way, both at Thomas Jefferson High School. Every other school district in the area, including Kent, Tacoma, Bethel, Puyallup, Highline and Enumclaw all offer, at a minimum, junior varsity soccer. Some even offer a “C” team. So, why on earth does Federal Way Public Schools not offer at least junior varsity soccer?

A: The answer is budget cutbacks in the early 2000’s, when the Federal Way school district eliminated the junior varsity soccer programs, which is a shame.

The Federal Way school district has been a hotbed for soccer for a long, long time. Actually, it’s probably the hottest bed in the state of Washington for soccer, thanks to players like Lamar Neagle, Kelyn Rowe and

Sean Okoli. All three are currently on Major League Soccer (MLS) rosters.

Also, the Thomas Jefferson boys program has won a state-record eight bigschool state championships, including the 2013 title.

According to the emailer, during the last four years Thomas Jefferson has had at least 65 kids turn out on opening day.

“Since Thomas Jefferson and Federal Way High School schedule their tryouts consecutively at Federal Way Stadium, I also get to witness the beginning or ending of the Federal Way tryout,” he wrote. “Federal Way also has at least 65 kids turn out. I have also been made aware that Todd Beamer and Decatur High School also have similar numbers of kids at their tryouts.”

So, with Mr. Federal Way’s questionable math skills, that means a total of 240 boys are trying out for soccer at the four Federal Way high schools.

There is also a rule that allows each school to only keep 22 kids on their roster.

That means a grand total of 152 boys are “cut” every year because the Federal Way school district doesn’t field junior varsity programs.

That’s pretty sad and doesn’t happen in other non-cut sports like football or track and field.

Mr. Federal Way is a big proponent of youth sports, especially at the highschool level.

They teach great life lessons, including stuff like how to work as a team, leadership, don’t ever give up, despite the score, and being a good winner and a good loser, among thousands of other things.

In short, sports make kids better citizens after they graduate into the real world. So, it’s a shame that 152 soccer players don’t get the opportunity to feel the pride that goes along with putting on their school colors and playing soccer.

Like anything in life, the way to get changes to happen is to have your voice be heard. If you feel strongly that junior varsity soccer programs should be rein-

stated at the four Federal Way high schools, make some noise.

There are school board meetings every other Tuesday nights and there is a sign-up sheet for citizens to speak. If you want junior varsity soccer back, sign up and make your case.

Why couldn’t the four schools in Federal Way all field JV teams and just play against each other all season long? The cost associated with that would be minimal.

Basically, it would be the hiring of four coaches, who make hardly any money to start out with, and the cost of referees. They could play all their games on fields owned by the school district.

Q: Mr. Federal Way, what is your favorite book of all time? You are so good with words that you have to have some type of writing idol.

A: None of your business.

Send your questions to Mr. Federal Way at mrfederalway@federalwaymirror. com.

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Flores named Rotary Student of the Year range from food drives for the homeless to playing his guitar at some of the retirehris Flores, a ment centers. (He covers) senior at Federal kind of a wide range.”

Way High School Stanford noted Flores (FWHS), was chosen as the has kept a 3.75 grade-point Federal Way Rotary Club’s average while being so “Student of the Year.” involved throughout the Rotarian Jack Stanford community, and is also made the announcement a student in the district’s during the Fedtough Cameral Way Public “I would make these bridge proSchools (FWPS) videos and everyone gram. board of directors Flores meeting on Feb. seemed to just love explained what them, and I’ve been the Chinese 25.

Stanford cited doing them for as scouts were, Flores’s expansive long as I’ve been in saying he’s involvement as high school. It’s just been part of part of the reason the program he was chosen for been amazing and I for a number just love having this of years now. the honor. opportunity ...”

“Chris is an “I’m in the amazing kid,” Chris Flores scouts, the Stanford said.

Orca Scouts as “Chris is very they’re known diverse, his mother is as. It’s one of the first ChiChinese and his father is nese scouts to be here in Guamanian. And it’s just Washington, and I’ve been kind of a really cool comcaptain for many years, bination. And Chris has and I’ve taught the newer embraced both cultures scouts how to learn all of and done a lot of things in the lessons we do there. both of those cultures, one We raise flags, flag raising of them is Chinese scoutceremonies, all that kind ing. He’s captain of the of stuff,” he said. swim team … Some of his Flores talked about how activities in the community

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Chris Flores (second from left), a senior at Federal Way High School, was chosen as the Federal Way Rotary Club’s “Student of the Year.” Also pictured are Federal Way Public School officials. courtesy of fwps when he came into high school four years ago, he wanted to do something that would let him “make my mark on high school.”

He found that avenue by learning videography and being a constant presence at FWHS sporting events and other events.

“I would make these videos and everyone seemed to just love them,

and I’ve been doing them for as long as I’ve been in high school,” he said. “It’s been amazing and I just love having this opportunity to be at school, to be with all the people there and to share the amazing education we all get.”

Flores said he’s planning on attending the University of Washington, although he hadn’t yet de-

cided whether it will be at the Tacoma or the Seattle branch.

He plans to major in computer science or engineering, but said he plans to continue with his videography as well.

For more information about the Federal Way Rotary Club, visit www. federalwayrotary.org.

by Greg Allmain

Kyoto STEM leadership trip passed here at a board meeting a couple of months back. It was very exciting, but it was a lot of work.”

Steinmetz said for the first trip, FWPS students are going to “lead a STEM leadership program at an international school.” The theme of the STEM conference will be clean water and students will have the chance to put their brain power to the complicated but important issue. Along with this, Steinmetz and her colleague, Emily Orillon, are hoping the trip will “provide an opportunity for TAF Academy students for international relationships and experiences that will carry on into their university or career path, and connect global learning to real life.” It’s also aimed at immersing the students in the Japanese language more fully. “(The students) are very excited about it,” Steinmetz said.

The second trip is part of the Kakehashi Project, where students from the US and Japan will switch places for a 10-day stretch.

The program is sponsored by the government of Japan, and its objective is to “promote deeper mutual understanding among the people of Japan and the United States, enable future leaders of Japan and U.S. exchanges to form networks and help young people develop wider perspectives to encourage active roles at the global level in the future.” “(The Kakehashi Project) is very different from the Kyoto STEM trip,” Steinmetz said. “It’s very formal and a lot of exchanges take place. It’s all about the exchanges, and they hope the young people from Japan and the young people from the United States will develop together and keep their relationships and their interest in each other.”

FWPS students will head to Okinawa, Japan for 10 days, from June 10-19. The Japanese students will visit Federal Way and FWPS in mid-November.

According to the district, there is no cost to the district for either of these trips. For the Kyoto trip, the funds were raised by TAFA’s

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As part of Federal Way Public Schools (FWPS) Global Learning Initiative (GLI), students from the Technology Access Foundation Academy (TAFA) will participate in two trips to Japan in coming months.

The first trip is tentatively scheduled for April and will see eight students from TAFA traveling to Kyoto, Japan, as part of a Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) leadership program. According to the district, the trip in April is still pending approval from the Japanese government.

The second trip is set for June, and is part of a larger student exchange program, wherein 2,300 students from Japan and the United States will switch places for approximately 10 days.

“We’ve been collaborating on these trips for about three years,” said Shan Steinmetz, a Chinese language teacher at TAFA, during a presentation to the FWPS board on Feb. 25. “This fall, it happened. I was able to get the

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Park Pals receives $5,500 for dog park From staff reports

Waves, Burkhardt said.

To learn more about Park Pals, visit www.parkpals. org or their Facebook page www.facebook.com/FWParkPals.

Pet of the week

Park Pals, the volunteer-driven organization from staff reports responsible for operating and maintaining French Percy is a sweet dog lookLake Dog Park in Federal ing for a forever home. He Way, received approximately was picked up as a stray dog $5,500 from Petco on Feb. in the Bellevue area a few 28. weeks ago, and no one ever The money, which was came for him. generated from Park Pals He is a mix of rat terrier holiday photo event, will and Chihuahua. He loves to be used towards continued play with squeaky toys, play improvements at the dog tug-o-war with rope toys, park. chew on bones and, most of According all, cuddle with to Petco manpeople. He always ager Michael wants to give Jankowski, kisses.

Park Pals was Percy would be first in the happy sleeping on state and third the bed with you in the country each night but he overall in is crate trained terms of voland will happily ume of photos sleep in his crate. taken during He has a good the holiday balance of energy event. but is not hyper.

Percy is available for That apadoption. contributed photo He loves to go for proximately walks (unless it $5,500 will be is raining) and is used towards a well-behaved on a leash. number of continuing imPercy gets along with provements, said Park Pals other dogs and is polite president Ed Burkhardt. when he meets them while “(The money) will go he is out in public. He is towards more benches, very well-behaved at the dog water bowls and a shelter,” park. Percy barks only to Burkhardt said. alert you of noises outside As the popularity of the or someone at the front dog park continues to grow, door, but other than that Burkhardt said Park Pals he is quiet. He is good with is always looking for more cats too. people.

He is neutered, vaccinated “We’re always seeking and micro-chipped. more volunteers and more Percy is approximately board members,” he noted.

3 years old and about 14 The next significant pounds. If you would like to fundraising activity that meet Percy, please request Park Pals will hold is set for an application via email to July, when members of the rescuinganimals@gmail. group will give their time to com. He is currently in a sell coffee and other goodies foster home in Federal Way. at the rest stop near Wild

Change your clocks, change your batteries from staff reports

As the time change approaches on Sunday, March 9, the Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office reminds residents that one easy step can help save their lives – changing the batteries in their smoke alarms.

When you change your clocks forward one hour, take time to change and test the batteries in your smoke alarms.

“Smoke alarms most often fail because of missing, dead or disconnected batteries so maintenance is a simple, effective way to protect you and your family,” said state Fire Marshal Charles M. Duffy.

Warnings from smoke

Japanese Club. The government of Japan is covering nearly all costs for the Kakehashi Project.

“Students will be personally responsible for passports and incidentals,” district spokesperson Deb Stenberg wrote in an e-mail to The Mirror. “There is no cost to students or school.”

“It’s so exciting to see this and to see opportunities for students because this is what the whole Global Initiative is about,” said board member Claire Wilson. “This is what needs to happen for our kids to be successful and save us from ourselves.”

Board member Tony Moore said these trips are what the district envisioned with the GLI. “The hope was to see students actually getting out and around in the world, and learning that the world is bigger than Federal Way,” Moore said. “We’re excited to see kids, and a diversity of kids, getting this opportunity.”

To learn more about the GLI, visit www.fwps.org.

from staff reports

The following students from Federal Way were recently named to the Washington State University’s President’s Honor Roll for the 2013 fall semester: Melissa Rose Bernardo, Beau Jacob Bowman, Kiyana Samantha Boyd, Sean Aaron Brinkmann, Chanel Olivia Carlson, Wenye Dang, Katelyn Rose Dunn, Taryn Michelle Fredricks, Michael J. Gerber, Rachael Sarah Gorrie, Andrew Boling Hardman, Samantha Olivia Helfen, Shawn Michael Hutchinson, Tu Thanh Huynh, Beverly Kariuki, Darian Haley Keuter, Hana Kim, Elise Nicole Marshall, Roslyn Louise Martin, Sarah Anne Marvin, Kelly Rose McLaughlin, Madison Jo Niksich, Donald Charles Palumbo, Denali Leeona Pavlich-Wheeler, Christina Simone Sessoms, Leo James Smith, John Trang, Nichole Frances Williams.

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Petco manager Michael Jankowski hands over two checks totaling approximately $5,500 to Park Pals president Ed Burkhardt on Feb. 28. Park Pals members Dick Elofson, Ben Pittman, Joanne Hugil and Sally Hurst were also in attendance. greg allmain, The Mirror

Students make Honor Roll

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Spaghetti Dinner/Silent Auction: The Phi Beta Psi Sorority, Gamma Delta Chapter will host a spaghetti dinner and silent auction fundraiser at 4:30 p.m.

Saturday, March 8 at the Belmor Park Golf and Country Club, 2101 S. 324th St., Federal Way. Dinner will be served at 5:15 p.m. Enjoy spaghetti with rich meat sauce, tossed salad, roll and butter, coffee/tea and a cookie and ice cream for dessert, all prepared by the “Phi Bete Kitchen Caterers.” Tickets cost $8 for adults, pre-sale or $10 at the door; $5 children under 12.

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AAUW Meeting: The AAUW (American Association of University Women) Federal Way branch meeting will be held at 10:30 a.m.

March 8 at Christ Lutheran Church, 2501 SW 320th St., Federal Way.

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Red Hot Chili Pipers: Centerstage Theatre presents Scotland’s greatest rock band, the Red Hot Chili Pipers, at 8 p.m. on Saturday, March 8. They’re Bagpipes with attitude; drums with a Scottish accent. A blazing rock band and show so hot, it carries its own health warning. It’s Bagpipes. It’s Rock. It’s Bagrock. It’s The Red Hot Chilli Pipers - an 8-piece ensemble consisting of pipers, guitarists, keyboards, and drummers - who have been rocking the world from New York to Beijing to Melbourne and everywhere in between with musicianship of the highest order and a passion for pipes that will leave you breathless. All tickets are $35. Tickets available at (253)

Everyone is welcome. Leslie Barstow is the community relations manager at King County International Airport/Boeing Field. She will speak on “women in aviation” and the operation of the airfield.

March 9

Federal Way Symphony concert: The Federal Way Symphony’s “First Chair” Chamber Music Concert will be held from 2-4 p.m.

Sunday, March 9 at Saint Luke’s Church, 515 S. 312th St., Federal Way. The concert will feature allstar performances from the symphony’s finest players. Tickets cost $32 for adults, $28 seniors, $15 students 19 and up and youth 18 and under are free. For information, contact (253) 529-9857 or visit federalwaysymphony.org.

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