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45th District Senate race most expensive in state so far Hill, Isenhower combine to nearly reach a half million dollars in campaign contributions
BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@kirklandreporter.com
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lthough it is early in the election season, the race for the 45th Legislative District Senate seat is already one of the most costly in the state - with more than a half a million dollars raised. As of Wednesday, state
Rep. Andy Hill (R-Redmond) has already raised nearly twice as much as any other legislative candidate in the entire state. According to the Public Disclosure Commission’s website, Hill has raised approximately $394,642, the highest of any candidate for the state Senate or state House. He is also on track to out-raise his 2010 campaign,
when he brought in $420,000, while his then-opponent Eric Oemig raised $290,697, according to PDC. Approximately $11,000 of what Hill has raised this time was carried over from his previous campaign. Sen. Joe Fain (R-Covington) of the 47th Legislative District has raised the second highest amount of any candidate with more
than $212,000, according to PDC. Hill stated in a phone interview that the amount raised so far indicates the wide-range of support he has in the district from Republicans, as well as Democrats. “People have confidence in my agenda and they want me to return,” he said. “I’ve been spending a lot of time knock-
ing on doors. Overwhelmingly, the feedback has been positive.” Hill’s opponent Matt Isenhower (D-Redmond) said he has raised $90,000, which puts him among the top 20 candidates of several hundred for the state legislature, including incumbents. According to PDC, he has raised $88,000, though the site does not always reflect current figures.
Culinary arts student discovers family recipe for her career BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@kirklandreporter.com
Ana Kasparova’s recent victory at a culinary arts competition confirmed what the 23-year-old discovered not too long ago. She was meant to cook. As the daughter of a chef and alumnus of Lake Washington Institute of Technology (LWIT), Kasparova seems destined to follow in her father’s footsteps as she is set to graduate from LWIT’s culinary arts program, the same program her father completed. Her graduation follows her victory at the international “Global Taste of Korea” competition that was held on May 31. The competition, held at the Art Institute of Seattle,
allowed Kasparova the opportunity to display her passion for cooking. After a trip to Korea, she intends to return to the Eastside and see where her career in culinary arts takes her. Looking back, Kasparova said her calling should have been more obvious to her. The daughter of Armenian refugees, she was born in the Ukraine and immigrated to the United States when she was around four years old. Her family settled in Bellevue and her father entered the LWIT culinary arts program. Another inspiration for Kasparova was her grandmother, who cooked three-course meals of traditional Russian food for their extended family every day. Kasparova’s father eventu-
“We have a fundraising plan to win and we are right where we need to be,” Isenhower said. Hill declined to comment on the amount Isenhower has raised. When asked for comment on Hill’s fundraising success, Isenhower said he is not surprised. “We always expected he was going to raise a lot of money from special interests, [ more SENATE page 8 ]
Ana Kasparova works on a dish while studying in Korea. The 23-year-old Bellevue resident is set to graduate from the Lake Washington Institute of Technology’s culinary arts program, where her father graduated when she was a child. MATT DIMEO, Contributed
ally took a job at Fire Creek Grill at the Willows Run Golf Complex in Redmond and currently works there
as the head chef. Kasparova worked her first job at the grill as a server. It was there she said she first fell in love
with the restaurant industry. “I like the whole feel, the energy,” Kasparova said. After she finished her
associates degree from Bellevue College, she said she worked at various restau[ more CULINARY page 2 ]
Game of cops and robbers ends with Kirkland man arrested for assault BY TJ MARTINELL tmartinell@kirklandreporter.com
A Kirkland man has been charged with assault for allegedly threatening teens with a gun after he discovered several of them trespassing on his property late at night and mistook their game of cops and robbers for a potential robbery.
Christopher Raymond Dunn, 36, has been charged with two counts of assault by the King County Prosecutor’s Office for allegedly pointing a handgun at several teenagers after he and his fiancee allegedly discovered three of them on his property one night in February. According to a Kirkland Police report by responding officers, the
incident occurred at around 10:30 p.m. during heavy rainfall. The teens later stated they had been hiding on the property while playing cops and robbers as part of a birthday celebration. When Dunn yelled at the teenagers, they allegedly apologized and ran off the property, according to documents from a Kirkland Police
investigation of the incident. Dunn then allegedly got into his truck and pursued the teens. The investigation documents allege that Dunn went to drive back home when he didn’t see them, but then discovered two other teens near his neighbor’s property who were a part of the same group playing cops and robbers. Dunn
then exited the vehicle and confronted them with a semi-automatic handgun, the investigation documents allege. One of the teens claimed he was struck in the face by Dunn. Dunn allegedly then took the teens to a nearby fence and asked them for their wallets and they replied they didn’t have any. He also didn’t
believe them when they said they were Lake Washington High School students playing cops and robbers. Dunn later told police that while he was questioning them one of the teens reached into his pocket. Thinking he had a gun, Dunn told police he searched the teen and confiscated his [ more ASSAULT page 2 ]
removed. The doors to his tool shed had been left open and fresh footprints matching one of the teen’s shoes were inside. Dunn denied hitting one of the teens and told police his gun had been holstered the entire time. When told by investigators that two witnesses had confirmed seeing him produce the handgun, Dunn allegedly replied that the witnesses must have mistaken his flashlight for a gun. According to the in-
vestigation documents, the teens were able to accurately describe the handgun to police after the incident. One of the officers investigating the incident reported not finding any marks or injuries on the teen’s face who claimed to have been struck. The Kirkland Police investigation ultimately concluded Dunn had legitimate reasons to believe someone was trying to break into his home. The investigation
documents also allege one teen lied to police during a follow-up investigation about being on the property. The police investigation also concluded, however, that Dunn’s actions to pursue the teens once they left his property “had clearly crossed the line of reasonableness and could no longer be justified.” Initially, both Dunn and the father of the teen threatened with the handgun were willing to forgo
a criminal complaint. When the teen’s mother wished to file a criminal complaint, Dunn filed one as well against the teens for trespassing. Police eventually forwarded the case to the King County Prosecutor’s Office to consider Dunn for assault and robbery charges, as well as one of the teens for trespassing. The Reporter was not able to determine by deadline whether the teen has been charged with trespassing as he is a minor.
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and took advantage at every opportunity to learn more. “Her first year she just really blossomed into a good cook,” he said. “She has a lot of passion, she’s dedicated, and she works very hard. With those three things, you got it. She aces every test and is so organized with any assignment.” Kasparova was also eager to enter competitions. This year marked the second time she competed in the “Global Taste of Korea,” though last year she failed to make it into the finals. “When you compete you leave a better cook than when you came,” Dimeo said. “She is very competitive in nature. She was like, ‘I’m going to come back and show you what I can do.’ And she did it.” During the competition in May, the contestants were required to make japchae, a traditional Korean sweet potato and noodle dish. The
rants while trying to figure out what to do next. One day it finally occurred to her that she should cook. “It just clicked,” she said. “It was kind of like, ‘Duh, why haven’t you thought of this earlier?’” For Kasparova, enrolling in LWIT’s culinary program seemed like the natural next step to take. “It’s nice to follow in his footsteps,” she said. Though she never cared for school, Kasparova said she enjoyed the cooking classes. “It was interesting to me because I actually cared,” she said. “If you care about something you will do anything to be good at it or learn more about it.” Matt Dimeo, one of the instructors in the culinary program, said although she started out with little knowledge about the subject matter, she improved rapidly
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Clarification The Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance will host its regularly scheduled meeting with speakers discussing the landslide threat in Kirkland, not as reported in the June 13 issue. The meeting will take place on June 25 and feature Kathy Troost, a geologist and professor at the University of Washington. challenge was to Americanize it somehow. Kasparova went with a bulgogi-infused meatball, rather than the customary strips of beef. “I knew I definitely wanted to stick with flavors of Korean cuisine, not go and be out of the box,” she said. When Kasparova found out she had won, she was both thrilled and relieved. “I did feel really confident about it,” she said. “All my hard work really paid off.” In July, Kasparova will be sent to Seoul for the next round of competition against culinary stars from 15 countries including Italy, China, France and Australia. When she returns in October, she will face the next big question, where to go from there. “I just have this door wide open,” she said. “Anything can happen at this point. I just want to go to Korea and that’s the fun part. Anything can happen.”
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Police Blotter The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Kirkland Reporter police blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Kirkland, which average about 1,000 per week. Between June 7-12, there were 391 traffic incidents, 10 disturbances, 35 general traffic incidents, 27 alarm calls, 18 abandoned vehicles, eight hit and runs, nine burglaries, nine cases of fraud, 23 traffic accidents, 12 civil incidents, 10 cases of harassment, 21 reported thefts, 12 vehicle prowls, 12 warrants served, 21 noise complaints,
June 12 Protection order: 4:48 p.m., 13500 block of 120th Ave NE. A 25-year-old woman was charged with violating a protection order after she got into an argument with her 27-year-old boyfriend. The boyfriend said the argument was verbal only. Police charged her after they discovered the boyfriend had a no-contact order for the woman.
June 11 Trespass: 7:41 p.m., 9600 block of 140th Ct. A 56-year-old woman was arrested after she refused to leave a house where she worked as a cleaning lady. The woman claimed she had not been paid in four months. When informed by the officer that it was a civil matter and she still needed to leave, the woman refused and was arrested. Theft: 9:25 p.m., 10000 block of NE 137th St. A 17-year-old girl was arrested after she was observed attempting to steal a bottle of vodka from a store. When arrested, she provided a false account of what happened, as well as false contact information for her parents. She was booked into the Kirkland
Jail and then released to her father. Assault: 5000 block of 114th Ave NE. 9 p.m. A 32-year-old man assaulted his 69-year-old father and threw a plastic ornament at him, which caused him to bleed. After giving a statement to police, the father refused to sign it when his wife objected and said she did not want her son arrested. Both parents stated the son has a meth problem and they want their son to get help.
June 10 License suspended: 8:43 a.m., 12400 block of 116th Ave NE. A 20-year-old woman was arrested for driving with a suspended license.
June 9 Warrant: 11:45 a.m., 10000 block of Forbes Creek Dr. A 27-year-old man was arrested for a $20,000 warrant out of Issaquah.
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Warrant: 1:46 a.m., 9000 block of NE 132nd St. A 33-year-old man was arrested on an outstanding warrant out of Snohomish County for vehicle theft. He also had a second warrant out of Redmond for driving without a license. Suspended license: A 19-year-old man was arrested after he was pulled over for failing to come to a complete stop at a stop sign. A record search showed he had a suspended license. He was booked into Kirkland Jail.
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June 7 Assault: 1 a.m., 9000 block of 131st Pl. A 36-year-old woman was arrested after she got drunk and hit her 36-year-old boyfriend in front of two friends.
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H
igh school graduation is a great time in a person’s life. You reach that point where you feel like you have obtained a life-long goal, you can finally start making some choices about your life and that all-important feeling of freedom. But it can also be a stressful time. Where do you go from here? What kind of jobs are available? What college do you attend? Should you take time off if it is available to you? That feeling of freedom and becoming an adult can be exhilarating and full of pitfalls. After all, the choices you make will only impact the rest of your life, so, no pressure. But put the pressure into perspective. The rest of your life is now a blank canvas on which you get to make the decisions as to which colors you use and how to create the picture. So again, no pressure, but think big. Don’t settle for the first thing that comes along. If your passion is the arts, don’t be put off by the struggling artist’s lifestyle. Most great art comes from those who struggle to attain greatness and dedicate themselves to their craft. The arts can be the most difficult to find success in than most other endeavors as it not only takes exposing your soul but hard work and some natural talent all mixed together. If you are set on attending college, go for the area of study that you are most interested in. If it makes you happy, you can find ways to be successful. And aim high with your studies. You live at a time in human history when we are making huge breakthroughs. You could be part of a team that cures cancer, perfects growing replacement organs in a lab or lands a human on Mars. Many people shy away from going after their biggest dreams for one reason or another. They feel the need to find comfort for the short term at
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(Northshore School District) you have the advantage of receiving a good public education. You have a basis on which to build upon, whether it is the arts, sciences, athletics or another area. But after you have removed your cap and gown and are able to relax a little, take a look at what you really want to do with your life. If it is a career, remember, you will be doing it for at least 40 hours a week, and maybe for the rest of your life. Sometimes achieving greatness is leading a life you are happy with. If your dreams are more of a hobby that you would like to grow into something bigger, commit yourself to it and don’t look back. But go for greatness and don’t waste that blank canvas that lies ahead. No pressure, just dream big.
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the expense of taking their shot at bigger possibilities. Some are pushed onto a road they would not choose for themselves. But the great thing about your new-found freedom is that you have choices. You always have choices. Some people go after their biggest dreams and fail. But the majority of those people don’t end up with regrets. When you commit yourself to your dreams at a young age you still have time to recover and find stability later in life. I have many friends who spent their 20s going after their dreams. Some achieved those dreams and some did not. But none of them have regrets if they committed themselves to it until they made it, or it was no longer obtainable. For those who never tried, it can be a different story. Luckily, if you grew up around here and attended schools in the Lake Washington School District Matt Phelps
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While at the 2035 review last week at Lake Washington High School, I had a conversation with one of the senior planners regarding a change I was told to watch for about my neighborhood, North Rose Hill. I had not seen this presented and had received no notification regarding any consideration by the Planning Commission. I was told at this meeting that planning staff, the Planning Commission and City Council have been talking about shifting the northern approximately one-third of our neighborhood, including the Lake Washington Technical College, to the Totem Lake neighborhood. I mentioned that I am on the list serve for the Planning Commission and had seen nothing regarding North Rose Hill and this proposed boundary change. That is when I learned that the city and Planning Commission are reviewing this as part of the Totem Lake neighborhood and that North Rose Hill has not been mentioned or notified. I also learned that this proposed change came from economic development, not a private amendment request or a request of the planning department. It was suggested that I contact the economic development manager to discuss the origin of this request. The manager said yes, the city had been talking about it, but she claimed ignorance of how the request should be processed and which neighborhoods should be informed. This planned change would leave our neighbor-
hood vulnerable to changes in the commercial area that abuts single-family neighborhoods in the north. When we redid our neighborhood plan, we felt pressured to increase the density and height on our northern border. With some trepidation we agreed to the changes and have seen a number of zoning-change decisions by the planning director that didn’t quite fit with what we thought was planned. Once again, it seems the city is going off on a tangent and leaving the neighborhoods behind. There was a similar instance of this happening recently for the Houghton Commercial District. Then, the city failed to notify the Everest neighborhood that the height allowance was being significantly increased. Why does this happen? Why is the Planning Commission not reminded that they are making changes to a neighborhood without the neighborhood being notified? I realize it is more efficient to consider these changes without the input of the neighborhood and possible dissent, but this is exactly why there is suspicion of the city. What is so frustrating is that I thought I was doing everything correctly to be kept informed on planned changes. Now I find out that I have been naive and should now check every topic that might be before the Planning Commission to see if it concerns my neighborhood. This does not make sense to me. What the heck is wrong with our city? This is wrong, just plain wrong.
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We are a nation of injustice We are not a nation of justice, but injustice. Our Constitutions protect only the innocent from the heavy hand of the judicial systems and governments. We are protected from wrongful persecution, court decisions, intrusions and wrongful criminal prosecutions. We are not protected from criminal acts. The guilty are not protected by technicalities of courts. True justice is only achieved when the guilty receive their earned punishment in full and the innocent are relieved. True justice comes when accusations are proved beyond a doubt before prosecution, so the innocent are never placed in jeopardy. We will continue to be a burdened society until we wake up and realize we don’t have to keep it this way. We are a republic, we can change any law, politician or judge by the means necessary to get our country back on course. We have gone from a country ran by the people, for the people, to one ran by out of control politicians, lawyers and interest groups. Injustice doesn’t reside only in our judicial system, but in Congress, the White House, state legislatures and the governor’s offices. One of the most insidious examples of injustice is fevered political affiliation. Politicians and political parties use this fault in voters to get you to vote for the most manageable unqualified and incapable politicians and judges. If your lot is bad now or you want it to get worse, keep voting the way you have. more story online…
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...healthy living trol their cravings than their breakfast-skipping counterparts, thereby keeping them from overeating later in the day. But again, these are observational studies that don’t really tell us whether having breakfast can actually contribute to weight loss, although many health experts like to think so. By contrast, the latest studies first mentioned above tried to shed some light on the actual effects of breakfast on the body in terms of metabolic and
cardiovascular health. One study, conducted at the University of Alabama, concluded that neither eating nor foregoing breakfast had any discernable impact in terms of weight control. The other, this one from the University of Bath in England, also found that breakfast habits didn’t produce noticeable differences in metabolic or cardiovascular health either way, although it seemed that breakfast eaters fared better in controlling their blood sugar levels in the afternoons and evenings, and seemed overall more energetic and physically
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intended or not, manifest themselves only over time. Most studies, the most recent included, are limited in their number of participants and their duration. They also have a specific focus that prevents them from looking at the larger picture. For example, if we want to know more about the importance of breakfast for overall nutritional health,
shouldn’t we also be interested in how it influences people’s eating behavior in other ways?
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or the longest time, nutrition experts have emphasized the importance of eating breakfast. But while numerous studies have been conducted on the subject, it has never been scientifically proven that having a meal at the start of the day can make a significant difference for our nutritional health and wellbeing. Now, two studies have questioned just that. Most of the past research focused on the eating habits of study participants and observed certain advantages among those who ate breakfast by comparison to those who didn’t. For instance, several studies, including some sponsored by the government, found that school children who came to class hungry were less attentive and scored lower in academic tests than their well-fed peers, which shouldn’t come as a surprise. Still, as scientists like to say, research of this kind can only reveal correlative but not necessarily causal relationships. In other words, we don’t really know whether having empty stomachs actually turned these kids into poor students or whether other factors played a role as well. Yet, one study suggested that feeding young children a healthy breakfast every day could increase their IQ. Among adults, taking time for breakfast seems most beneficial for those who try to lose weight. A number of studies have found that breakfast eaters have an easier time to con-
active. As it is so often the case with nutrition science, these latest findings are likely to leave the public as confused as ever. There is, however, I think, another point to be made that researchers routinely either overlook or consider beyond the scope of their work. As with all habits, the effects, good or bad,
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PUBLIC NOTICES STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CHANGE AN EXISTING WATER RIGHT TAKE NOTICE: That City of Kirkland of Kirkland, Washington on November 18, 2013, has filed an application of change to ground water claim. Claimed use was for.3200 cubic feet per second (cfs), 41.8 acre-feet per year for seasonal irrigation, as claimed under Ground Water Right Claim CG1-158498CLD@ 1, priority date May 31, 2006. That the original point of withdrawal is located in Juanita Bay Park Approximately 400 feet north and 1200 feet west from the southeast corner of Section 31, Township 26N, Range 5E., W.M. (S 1/2 NE 1/4, Section 31, Township 25N, Range 5E, W.M., Parcel #3126059011 in WRIA 8), in King County. The place of use is located within the parks and open space within the City of Kirkland. The request here is to change point of diversion to OO Denny Park located in S 1/2 W 1/2 Section 25, Township 26N, Range 4E in King County. No increase will be made to the instantaneous withdrawal rate or annual quantity. Protests or objections to approval of this application must include a detailed statement of the basis for objections: protests must be accompanied with a fifty-dollar ($50.00) NON-REFUNDABLE recording fee (PLEASE REMIT CHECK OR MONEY ORDER ONLY) and filed with the Department of Ecology at the address shown below, within thirty days from June 27, 2014. DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY CASHIERING OFFICE NWRO-WR PO BOX 47611 OLYMPIA WA 98504-7611 Published in the Kirkland Reporter on June 20, 2014 and June 27, 2014. #1075452.
PUBLIC NOTICE Puget Sound Energy, 10885 NE 4th St. Bellevue, WA 98004, is seeking coverage under the Washington State Department of Ecology’s Construction Stormwater NPDES and State Waste Discharge General Permit. The proposed project, PSE utility relocates for Kirkland NE 80th St. Sewer & Water Main Project, is located at various locations in the following public rights-of way: various locations on NE 80th St between 118th Ave NE & 132nd Ave NE, in Kirkland, in King County. This project involves less than 0.25 acre of soil disturbance for utility relocates. Stormwater will be discharged to Lake Washington. Any persons desiring to present their views to the Washington State Department of Ecology regarding this application, or interested in Ecology’s action on this application, may notify Ecology in writing no later than 30 days of the last date of publication of this notice. Ecology reviews public comments and considers whether discharges from this project would cause a measurable change in receiving water quality, and, if so, whether the project is necessary and in the overriding public interest according to Tier II antidegradation requirements under WAC 173201A-320. Comments can be submitted to: Department of Ecology Attn: Water Quality Program, Construction Stormwater P O Box 47696, Olympia, WA 98504-7696 Published in the Kirkland Reporter on June 20, 2014 and June 27, 2014. #1077088
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