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‘No’ votes lead ‘yes’ votes in early proposition results SAMANTHA PAK spak@redmond-reporter.com

King County Elections posted its latest round of primary results at 4:15 p.m.

Wednesday.

At the Reporter’s press time, Redmond’s Proposition 1 had a “no” percentage of 53.06 (3,514 votes) and

a “yes” percentage of 46.94 (3,109 votes). Proposition 2 had a “no” percentage of 54.11 (3,589 votes) and a “yes” percentage of 45.89 (3,044 votes).

Both propositions need a simple majority to pass.

A percentage of 23.78 of the ballots had been

counted: 6,675 out of 28,075 registered voters.

Proposition 1 addresses public safety, infrastructure and walkability.

If passed, the measure would cost about $18.13 million over the course of six years — just a bit more than $3 million per year.

Under the public safety umbrella, Proposition 1 would go toward maintaining services provided by the city’s 2007 levy measure.

A large part of that levy funded for 17 new police personnel to support police operations and programs, including school resource

officers (SROs) in local schools. In addition, Proposition 1 would continue to pay for the 18 firefighters for Fire Station 12 in Overlake and Fire Station 17 in north Redmond who were also hired through the 2007 levy.

If passed, Proposition 1

would also fund five new employees for the Redmond Police Department (RPD), including two neighborhood resource officers (NROs), two new officers to focus on property crime investigating and a new fulltime evidence technician. [ more PROPS page 7 ]

Police arrest suspect in child molestation case ANDY NYSTROM anystrom@redmond-reporter.com

Strengthening Redmond community at National Night Out gatherings Top: From left in foreground, Monika Kaetz, Julie Lynd and Carol Villeneuve visit at a National Night Out Against Crime party on Tuesday.

Right: Redmond Police Department Assistant Chief Kristi Wilson speaks with residents at a gathering. National Night Out is designed to: Heighten crime awareness and drug-prevention awareness; generate support for, and participation in, local anti-crime programs; strengthen neighborhood spirit and police/community partnerships; send a message to criminals that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.

Photos by Andy Nystrom/ Redmond Reporter and Becky Range/ Redmond Police Department

Costco Wholesale purchases land in Redmond for $16 million ANDY NYSTROM anystrom@redmond-reporter.com

Costco Wholesale Corporation has purchased 15.39 acres of land south of Union Hill Road in Redmond for $16 million, according to King County records stamped July 31.

On July 27, Paul J. Taylor of Taylor Union Hill, LLC and

J. Michael Magnussen Jr. of Magnussen-Cadman, LLC signed a specialty warranty deed as grantors.

The future site of the Costco warehouse will be on the two parcels of land on the corner of Northeast 76th Street and 188th Avenue Northeast.

A Costco spokesperson said the company’s policy is to not

comment on specific locations, so a possible opening date is not known at this time.

In a Sept. 8, 2009 Reporter story, Mayor John Marchione confirmed that Costco planned to open a store on Union Hill, but negotiations between the land owner and Costco stalled, putting the plans on hold. At that time, he declined to com-

ment further about the Costco development, but did say he was optimistic that a deal will get done.

In 2015, Marchione is pleased to see Costco’s investment in the city.

“Our vibrant economy, strong sense of community and keen [ more COSTCO page 3 ]

Redmond police officers arrested a 20-year-old Renton male at his residence Wednesday for investigation of child molestation charges at the La Petite Academy in Redmond. The suspect was booked into King County Jail and the man hadn’t been charged as of the Reporter’s deadline.

According to Redmond Police Department (RPD) public information officer Becky Range, on July 15, a staff member at the academy, located at 8675 161st Ave. N.E., notified police that a family reported child molestation allegations involving a staff member and a 5-year-old child. The academy immediately put the staff member on administrative leave.

Range said students’ parents were notified of the incident last week.

Range visited with staff members on Wednesday and said that everyone is concerned for the children and their families. Staff members believe there is only one victim, and they have been cooperative with detectives and social agencies during the investigation, Range added.

Lydia Cisaruk, La Petite Academy’s director of communication, said: “We take our responsibility as caregivers very seriously. We’re working closely with the regulatory agencies to assist their investigation until this matter is resolved.

“We have strict policies and procedures to ensure we’re providing the highest level of care, and we do not tolerate any deviation from these standards. Our focus remains on providing a safe and nurturing learning environment for the children in our care.” [ more ARREST page 3 ]

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Redmond’s Kulkarni gains confidence competing in teen pageants SAMANTHA PAK spak@redmond-reporter.com

Redmond’s Karisma Nori Kulkarni has become empowered by competing in teen pageants. Courtesy of Crown Photos

With college quickly approaching her horizons, Karisma Nori Kulkarni needed to find a way to pay for her posthigh school education.

One way she has discovered is pageants, which provide contestants with opportunities to win college scholarships.

The first pageant Kulkarni, who will be a senior this fall at Tesla STEM High School, participated in was the Miss Teen Achieve Pageant in May. She was representing Washington and was competing against about a dozen other girls.

According to its website, the pageant is “dedicated to developing self-esteem, interviewing skills and talent presentation skills among teen women” and rewards “academic excellence, community leadership and exceptional talent with scholarships.”

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Kulkarni, who is 17 and splits her time between parents’ homes on Redmond Ridge and Education Hill, said participating in the pageant was cool because she got to meet other girls who were also high achievers academically, adding that Miss Teen Achieve gives out scholarships for categories such as highest grade-point average and women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math).

It was during this pageant that Kulkarni was named Miss Teen Achieve Ambassador Queen. She said this was a title voted on by the other contestants.

“It was empowering,” she said.

Kulkarni added that she was grateful to receive the honor as well as surprised. She said she did not realize the impact she had on the other girls was enough for them to vote for her.

The second pageant Kulkarni participated in was the Miss Teen United Continents (MTUC) pageant in July in Houston.

And like with the Teen Achieve pageant, Kulkarni represented Washington in the pageant. She was the second runnerup and was named Miss Congeniality.

This pageant was created by Gaspar Cruz.

“I liked his motto: ‘Be your own kind of beautiful,’” Kulkarni said about Cruz.

Kulkarni’s mother,

Vanisha Nori-Cook, admitted that she initially felt apprehensive about the potential downsides of pageants but has since realized that “pageantry has come a long way with greater emphasis placed on empowerment of the individual, versus their physical statistics.”

“These pageants vie to celebrate beauty in diversity, build life skills, self-confidence, selfworth and support the social causes championed by the contestants,” NoriCook said. “Karisma has made lasting friendships (and so have I) across the U.S. and internationally.”

Kulkarni said the MTUC pageant was an international one and she competed against girls from other countries, including Jamaica, Russia, South Africa, Mexico, Paraguay and Namibia.

Kulkarni added that the contestant from Namibia won the whole competition.

For someone who has only been out of the country once in her life (in fourth grade to visit India), meeting and getting to know people from around the world was quite the experience.

“For me it was really interesting to get to learn about different cultures,” Kulkarni said.

In addition to creating the MTUC pageant, Cruz also designed the gown for Nina Davuluri, who was Miss America 2014 and like Kulkarni, is Indian American. Davu-

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luri was the first Indian American to win the title and for Kulkarni, this was inspiring.

And while Kulkarni found Davuluri’s achievements to be an inspiration, there was some backlash when she was crowned, due to her heritage. Kulkarni said people were saying Davuluri couldn’t be Miss America because she was Indian, not American, and that was ridiculous because Davuluri is American (she was born in Syracuse, N.Y.).

The teen said the United States is a melting pot and just because someone does not look like you, does not mean they are not American.

Kulkarni added that Davuluri in addition to her title, received a $50,000 scholarship and wants to be a doctor.

“Like me,” Kulkarni said.

Specifically, Kulkarni wants to be a pediatrician. Currently, she volunteers at Kindering in Bellevue, working with children with disabilities. She also works at an orthodontist’s office in Bellevue.

Outside of her volunteer work and her job, Kulkarni enjoys being outside. She likes to row (she’s a member of the lightweight competitive experienced girls team for the Sammamish Rowing Association), hiking and just recently discovered rock climbing.

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Police Blotter The police blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical roundup of all calls to the Redmond Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Redmond Reporter Police Blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Redmond, which gets more than 500 calls (emergency and nonemergency) per week.

Tuesday, Aug. 4 Burglary: Redmond police took a residential-burglary report at 4:52 p.m. in the 4300 block of 156th Avenue Northeast.

An apartment door was pried open while residents were away and miscellaneous items were taken.

Theft: Redmond police took a theft report at 1:20 p.m. in the 2200 block of 152nd Avenue Northeast. A resident reported a cell phone and cash were stolen from a satchel inside a business.

Monday, Aug. 3 Theft: Redmond police responded to a call of a car prowl at 5:47 p.m. in the 15700 block of Bear Creek Parkway. The prowl happened the previous night and the resident noticed later in the day that tools were

[ COSTCO from page 1] focus on quality and value offer a wonderful market opportunity. Redmond’s citizens have been seeking expanded choices for over two decades. I’m proud of my administration’s role in helping lay a strong foundation for Costco’s decision,” he said.

According to a Seattle Times article on June 16, 1994, Price/Costco devised plans in 1991 to begin construction of a warehouse and headquarters near State Route 520 and Northeast Redmond Way, but the $12.55 million project was halted by the state Department of Trans-

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On Wednesday, Redmond police notified Renton police they were in their jurisdiction and were making the arrest, which occurred without incident, Range said.

missing from a van.

Fraud: Redmond police responded to a fraud report at 1:08 p.m. in the 2800 block of West Lake Sammamish Parkway. The complainant was notified by Nordstrom in another state that an account had been set up in his name and purchases were attempted. The individual is unsure how his personal information was obtained.

Sunday, Aug. 2 Trespassing: Neighbors reported to Redmond police possible unauthorized squatters in an abandoned house at 5:49 p.m. in the 7000 block of 132nd Avenue Northeast. Police made contact with two individuals who did appear to be living in the garage. The were moved to a helping agency property.

Theft: Redmond police took reports of car

portation because of traffic concerns over the congested intersection.

Reporter readers have voiced their opinions about Costco setting up shop in Redmond on Facebook this week, with three comments noting: “That will make traffic better (upset emoticon),” “Hmm… big footprint on our suburb” and “A lot of extra traffic coming through or past family/residential living, too. As with the first time around.

I’m not really sure this is the most ideal location...though admittedly I’m not sure where else you’d site a Costco in Redmond.”

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prowls into two cars at the same property at 12:53 p.m. in the 7600 block of 141st Avenue Northeast. Both vehicles were unlocked, one in the driveway and one parked on the street. Suspects entered both and removed a car charger, a gas card and keys from one vehicle.

and windows were partially open.

were stolen from inside a business.

Friday, July 31

Burglary: Redmond police responded to residential burglary at 9:44 a.m. in the 8000 block of 172nd Avenue Northeast.

The homeowner stated they left the garage door open at night, and in the morning noticed their car’s glove box was open and several tools had been taken from the garage.

Vandalism: Redmond police responded to a vandalism report at 9:13 p.m. in the 8300 block of 167th Avenue Northeast. The resident reported four tires being slashed on their car as a result of a domestic issue.

Saturday, Aug. 1

Assault: Redmond police responded to a report of a recent verbal argument between neighbors at 1:34 p.m. in the 8800 block of 166th Avenue Northeast. One neighbor stated that they were struck in the face, and a minor injury was visible.

Found it: Redmond police recovered a stolen vehicle at 2:19 p.m. in the 7300 block of Northeast 45th Street. The vehicle was abandoned, had some exterior damage, was missing taillights and appeared to have been rummaged through.

Thursday, July 30

Theft: Redmond police responded to a car prowl in which miscellaneous items were removed at 11:10 a.m. in the 17300 block of West Lake Sammamish Parkway. The complainant said the doors were unlocked

Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a building at 7:08 p.m. in the 7900 block of 178th Place Northeast. The caller reported a cell phone, wallet and keys

Officers, K9 unit unable to locate burglary suspects

ment complex. A neighbor spotted the suspects and called police. The suspects fled on foot and it is not known if they were armed.

Redmond Police Department (RPD) officers and a K9 unit were unable to locate burglary suspects in the 18000 block of Avondale Road on Wednesday. According to the RPD Twitter, police activity ended.

RPD public information officer Becky Range said officers interrupted a burglary attempt during the afternoon in an unoccupied unit at an apart-

Guevara sentenced to 13 months in prison Redmond resident Kevin Guevara was sentenced to 13 months in prison on one count of possession of depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct in the first degree on July 27, according to the King County Prosecuting Attorney Office.

Wednesday, July 29 Assault: A caller reported to Redmond police at 3:50 p.m. that a dispute happened two days prior in the 13400 block of Northeast 93rd Street involving a domestic argument and a slap across the face.

Fraud: A person visiting Redmond entered the police department at 12:21 p.m. to report that a personal credit card was used to make an unknown purchase in another state.

Guevara pled guilty to the charge on June 17.

Redmond Police Investigations, Pro-Act and patrol units served a search warrant and took custody of Guevara, 21, at about 9 a.m. on Jan. 28 at a residence in the 15800 block of Northeast 111th Street in Redmond, which is less than a block away from Norman Rockwell Elementary School.

He entered a not-guilty plea on Feb. 12 after being charged with three counts of possession of depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct — each in the first degree.

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Voicing your opinion and voting is the way to go For the last month or so, Redmond citizens voiced their opinions on the city’s two propositions and voted in the primary election.

King County Elections began tallying votes on Tuesday, and at press time, Proposition 1 had a “no” percentage of 53.06 and a “yes” percentage of 46.94; at Proposition 2, there was a “no” percentage of 54.11 and a “yes” percentage of 45.89.

There are plenty of ballots still to be tallied and results will be certified at 4 p.m. Aug. 18.

We at the Reporter received 23 letters on the propositions, which addressed public safety, infrastructure and walkability, and parks maintenance and capital projects. Residents also chipped in with their “yes” and “no” viewpoints on our website and Facebook page. That’s what it’s all about: Having a say on what’s going on in your community and sharing the “podium,” so to speak, with your fellow citizens.

Current and former Redmond City Council members chipped in, as did a former Redmond mayor and a host of readers, all of whom are Andy Nystrom

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outspoken about what goes on in their city.

Issues discussed were questioning tax hikes and city expenditures, setting the record straight on the city’s finances, appreciating the city’s parks and being on board with improvements, and speaking up and casting your votes to decide what happens in Redmond.

One reader wondered why the Reporter had a “no” letter at the top of the online feed at one

point. I can assure you that there were “yes” letters in the front spot at different times, as well, because we gave equal say to all letter writers.

And now you’ve voted and we’ll receive the final certified results soon. We’ll see what happens and will inform you on the next step in the proposition process.

Thanks for writing and caring.

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Spending summer break volunteering for Fields

Chipping in on the climate-change discussion

On July 11, not even the occasional sprinkle of rain could dampen the excitement of those gathered for the Derby Days Grand Parade — and I was happy to be among them! Talk about a good, old-fashioned campaign team: a large, excited crowd of people marching in support for Steve Fields’ campaign for mayor of Redmond (how often do you see that?).

Derby Days is an absolute blast whether you’re watching the parade or you’re in it. The last time I participated in the parade, I was a little kid riding my bike in the Kids Parade.

Now, as a soon-to-be sophomore studying politics at Gonzaga University, I couldn’t stop smiling as I marched alongside Fields.

I’ve lived in Redmond nearly 19 years and been involved with the community in many ways; I’ve seen it develop downtown while our neighborhoods seem to be going downhill fast.

I’ve had the chance to go door-to-door with Fields’ campaign and talk with voters, and a surprising number of folks tell us they feel like they are getting squeezed out of their own city.

That’s why I’m thrilled that Fields is stepping up to offer a change from the status quo. Fields is running to make Redmond a place where its citizens can enjoy all that it has to offer.

Redmond folks are ready for a new voice and a new leader. I know I am. That’s why instead of spending my summer break relaxing and playing video games, I’m volunteering with Fields. Redmond deserves a mayor that cares about taking care of neighborhoods as well as balancing growth downtown.

Redmond deserves Fields for mayor.

I keep hoping that the manufactured debate about human causes of climate change is over.

However, after reading Gerald Miller’s letter to the editor “The Marxist-Progressive Church of Climate Change” (July 10, Redmond Reporter), I am again reminded that it is not.

Mr. Miller argues that climate scientists lack any credibility as a result of the 2009 “Climate Gate” scandal over leaked emails. The claim that these emails showed collusion among climate scientists to manipulate or suppress data to show that carbon emissions are causing climate change has been thoroughly debunked by numerous independent inquiries.

It’s not clear what Mr. Miller believes motivates climate scientists, as he says they see climate change as a “political cause” and then maintains they just want more funding to “further their own career.” As opposed to Mr. Miller’s rather contradictory conspiracy theory, climate scientists are doing just what they are supposed to do: Convey to the public that their studies show the Earth is already warming, and will continue to get warmer, due to the burning of fossil fuels.

Mr. Miller is flat wrong when he says “there is no agreement as to whether warming is dangerous or not.” More than 93 percent of climate scientists believe that the burning of fossil fuels is driving climate change and that if carbon emissions continue unabated, climate change will seriously, if not catastrophically, disrupt ecosystems and human society around the world. Would Mr. Miller not seek treatment if he had health symptoms that nine out of ten doctors agreed were from a serious, if not fatal, disease?

Although Mr. Miller believes that most

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climate scientists are closet Marxists that are merely trying to redistribute wealth, he would be surprised that many would agree with him regarding market-based measures that can effectively reduce carbon emissions and allow renewable energy sources to be more competitive.

A revenue-neutral carbon tax is one such measure that prices fossil-fuels more realistically to account for environmental and social costs and returns the revenue to the people to offset the increased cost of energy. British Columbia has had such a tax for seven years, reducing carbon emissions by 10 percent while maintaining economic growth slightly ahead of the rest of Canada. Here in Washington, Initiative-732 (currently gathering signatures) would tax carbon and offset the cost to consumers and businesses with lower sales and B&O taxes. Citizens Climate Lobby (CCL) proposes national legislation for a carbon fee and dividend, where the carbon fees are returned directly to the people as a dividend. CCL’s proposal would reduce carbon emissions by 50 percent below 1990 levels, add 2.8 million jobs, and save more than 200,000 lives over 20 years.

If he wants a market-based approach to cleaner energy, I suggest that Mr. Miller write his members of Congress supporting the CCL carbon fee and dividend proposal and help us out collecting signatures for I-732, rather than continue a false debate created and perpetuated by the fossil-fuel industry.

David Chapin Redmond

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NerdWallet tags Redmond as 2nd-best small city to start a business able. And while the business owner admitted to not knowing much about Redmond initially, since she opened her business — which is focused on smallgroup fitness training — she has found she really likes being in downtown (8451 164th Ave. N.E., Suite 100).

Lewallen said since Iron Tribe opened its doors in January, she has been able to meet and form relationships with other local business owners.

“Just really, really nice people,” she said about them, adding that everyone really looks out for one another.

Lewallen said another thing that has helped her in these early days of her business has been OneRedmond focusing on small businesses and making sure they know they bring value to the community.

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While Lewallen did not specifically set out to open her business in Redmond, Jason Bailey did.

The owner of Prime Steakhouse (16330 Cleveland St.) had previously been part of the opening team for Matador that brought that restaurant to downtown Redmond.

He said that received a good reception so when he was looking to open a restaurant, he looked at about a half dozen locations in the Redmond area. Although, he added, he and his team wanted to stay close to the downtown core.

Bailey also said he chose Redmond because the city did not have a strong steak presence and thought it would be a great demographic to serve.

Since Prime opened in October 2014, he said they have faced the typical ups and downs that a new business would face, and overall, business has

been good. They even have regulars now.

“The reception’s been good,” he said about the Redmond community.

The top city on the NerdWallet list is Alpharetta, Ga. Todd noted that the top 10 cities on the list are scattered throughout the country, but did point out that there are a few cities around the Great Lakes.

“It’s a pretty broad (group of cities),” he said about the top 10 list makers.

Todd said when developing the methodology for the study, they worked with NerdWallet’s small business team, coming up with two categories: the local business environment and local economic health.

With the former, he said they looked at a number of factors. There was the average revenue per business; the number of companies with

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According to the NerdWallet study, Redmond’s average revenue per business is $7.4 million (the highest in the top 10 communities and according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2007 Survey of Business Owners); 35.85 percent of local businesses have paid employees and there are 11.33 businesses per 100 people.

For local economic health, Todd said they looked at the cities’ median annual household income ($96,183 for Redmond) and median housing cost ($2,354 per month for Redmond).

These figures were provided by the U.S. Census Bureau for 2013, the last year with available data.

NerdWallet also looked at the cities’ unemployment rate (4.4 percent in Redmond).

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by NerdWallet.com, a website “focused on helping people lead better lives through financial education and empowerment.”

Jonathan Todd, an economic writer for NerdWallet, said these originally began as statewide studies before they decided to expand it to a nationwide study.

“This is the first national study we’ve done,” he said.

For the national study, he said they looked at 463 small cities — with populations between 50,000 and 100,000 — from around the country.

“The announcement of Redmond as one of the top two cities in the nation to start a business, reinforces the work

the city and its partners are doing to create a vibrant economy,” said Redmond Mayor John Marchione. “Redmond is a great place for entrepreneurs to launch their ideas and for existing companies to expand their markets.”

As stated in the NerdWallet study, “Redmond is home to Microsoft, which is a huge boon for entrepreneurs. According to research by economist Enrico Moretti, each job in the technology sector creates an additional five jobs in the local economy. With this kind of anchor in Redmond’s business community, entrepreneurs are likely salivating at the opportunities.”

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Progress on the City of Redmond’s plan to restore the Keller Farm wetland continues as the project’s prospectus — or plan — is now officially under review.

In late July, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Washington Department of Ecology issued a Joint Public Notice for the Keller Farm wetland mitigation bank proposal. This is the first step toward agency review and approval of the proposed mitigation bank under the State of Washington Wetland Mitigation Banking Rule.

At the beginning of this year, the city purchased about 83 acres of floodplain on the Keller Farm for $2.2 million to facilitate environmental restoration. The area in

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Since that purchase, principal planner Cathy Beam said the city has worked with a consultant — Habitat Bank LLC — to create a state-certified wetland mitigation bank on the property.

Roger Dane, senior planner for the city, said this mitigation bank will allow development projects in the area to earn mitigation credits if they are unable to do the

mitigation work onsite.

Beam said there is a fee set that allows developers to purchase into the project. And as a result, she said, the city will be able to recoup the money spent when they purchased the property.

Beam said with 83 acres, the project is “quite an undertaking.” However, despite how big the job is, things have been going quite smoothly so far.

Dane credits Habitat Bank for this and said it demonstrates the good relationship the firm has

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the start of the process towards a large environmental restoration project on the Keller Farm,” said Redmond Mayor John Marchione in the press release. “We are very excited to see the project come to fruition.”

Currently, the prospectus is available for the public to review in the Development Services Center at Redmond City Hall and can also be downloaded at tinyurl. com/pfqqmno.

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As previously reported in the Redmond Reporter, Habitat Bank will create a wetland mitigation bank on the property as well as design, permit and install environmental enhancements on the area. According to a press release issued by the city, Habitat Bank will be responsible for site maintenance, and will maintain the site for at least 10 years after restoration work is complete to ensure the establishment of the native plants.

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commenting period, Beam and Dane said the prospectus will undergo an extensive review process with a number of agencies, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Department of Ecology, as well as the Environmental Protection Agency and local tribes. Basically, Beam said, any agency that has anything to do with permitting and/or water.

With so many people and agencies reviewing the plan, Beam said it will take at least a year before this step in the process is complete. She added that these groups also have other plans and documents to review, so there is no telling where in their queue the Keller Farm prospectus will be.

Once the prospectus is approved, a fully detailed plan will need to be developed and created.

And then, she said, there will another year or so for the city to acquire the needed permits before any work can be done on the property. Beam said they estimate construction to begin around July 2017. And once the work is done, there is a bank monitoring period of 10 years to make sure it is doing what is intended.

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Ananda Mela puts Indian culture on display at City Hall On July 25 and 26, more than 20,000 people attended the sixth annual Ananda Mela Joyful Festival of India.

Among the main visual attractions was a display on the Indian epic Ramayana, telling the story of King Rama.

Dance and music performances entertained audiences on two stages.

On Saturday evening, MC Yogi from San Francisco and DJ Drez from Los Angeles teamed up to get the audience dancing with

a blend of electronic music and hip-hop with an Indian twist.

Festival veterans Delhi 2 Dublin took the stage Sunday evening to give a high-energy performance of their signature fusion of Bhangra, Celtic music, dub reggae and electronica.

Their concert featured several tracks from their upcoming new album, interspersed with familiar classics from earlier albums.

In addition, the popular Aloha Bhangra dance contest was held during Delhi

[ PROPS from page 1] Proposition 1 would also fund infrastructure work throughout Redmond neighborhoods such as asphalt and pavement maintenance. In addition, the measure would focus on pedestrian safety, which would include installing sidewalks in and around school zones to make sure kids walking to and from school are safe. The levy would also pay for crosswalk safety improvements such as speed radar signs and flashing beacons as well as improvements on current mark-

2 Dublin’s concert, with many prizes given away to dancers among the audience. The first prize of a free vacation to Hawaii for two went to a contestant from Portland, Ore. Other participatory events included a cooking contest, sari tying, henna and activities for children.

An array of food booths tempted visitors with a wide variety of preparations, including well-known dishes from all parts of India, as well as popular items from Indo-Chinese

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Proposition 2 — a six-year, $6.9 million levy — focuses on capital projects in the parks department and parks maintenance.

On the capital side of things, the levy would go toward investing in three neighborhood parks — Southeast Redmond, Westside and Northeast Redmond parks. Proposition 2 would also pay for redoing the parking lot at Idylwood Beach Park, which is currently inadequate when it comes to accommodating the

fusion cuisine.

“Ananda Mela has been steadily growing since its launch in 2010,” said Latha Sambamurti, the festival’s artistic director.

“It has become the largest arts-and-culture event in Redmond and the largest Indian festival in the Northwest. Our vision is to make Ananda Mela a premier Indian event in all of the United States.”

This year’s Ananda Mela received grant support from 4Culture and ExperienceRedmond.com.

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In addition to these larger projects, Proposition 2 would pay for smaller capital projects throughout the parks system.

And just as Proposition 1 will replenish funds that came from the city’s 2007 levy. This money helped the parks department continue some teen programming as well as projects within Redmond’s forestry program.

The next election results update will be today at 4:30 p.m.

The results will be certified at 4 p.m. Aug. 18.

“We’re going to be in this process for a while,” Beam said. “It’s definitely a long-horizon project.”

According to the city press release, the conceptual goals of the mitigation bank are to: Restore wetland hydrology and create a variety of wetland hydroperiods (seasonal patterns of ponding depth and duration); re-establish native plant species richness and structural diversity in wetlands, project buffers and riparian areas; reconnect segments of Bear and Perrigo creeks with their flood-

plains and re-establish channel complexity; increase habitat structure, function and complexity; and improve water quality in wetlands and creeks.

The project also proposes to establish off-channel rearing and refuge areas for salmonids and relocate a segment of Perrigo Creek from a straightened ditch.

Preservation of this portion of the Keller Farm complements a 30-acre mitigation project completed by the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) in 2013 (immediately east of Bear Creek).

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The City of Redmond will open its urban art market, So Bazaar, from noon to 9 p.m. on Aug. 13, 20 and 27. People can experience a one-of-a-kind market, featuring award-winning contemporary art, artisans, live music, food trucks and drinks at Sip Bazaar.

So Bazaar offers an innovative marketplace to find unique art and artisan products, enjoy music and experience contemporary art performances.

With roots in the exciting street life throughout Asia, Redmond So Bazaar brings concerts, artist performances, artisan market, food and drink along the Redmond Central Connector located between 161st Avenue Northeast and Leary Way. “We heard how much residents and visitors enjoyed So Bazaar last year that we are doubling the size of the market and opening earlier this year,” said Mayor John Marchione. “Redmond residents and visitors will have the opportunity to meet

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Crowds flocked to last year’s So Bazaar in Redmond. This year’s events run Aug. 13, 20 and 27. Courtesy photo more artists, listen to more music, and sample a wider variety of food and drink.”

The Redmond Central Connector will be transformed into an exciting, live art market with a new concert series called Picnic Performances that will invite visitors to bring a bag lunch and enjoy the park.

Visitors that stick around will have the opportunity to learn about the creative process of select market

artists at artist demonstrations that begin at 1:30 p.m. A Night Nosh will start at 4 p.m. and feature a variety of food trucks and Sip Bazaar with craft beer, wine and nightly cocktails.

Featured contemporary art and performances happen at dusk when Gansango Music and Dance and Lucia Neare’s Theatrical Wonders transport visitors to other worlds with their cuttingedge art.

“There are a lot of summer art fairs, food truck festivals and concert series throughout Seattle and the Eastside,” said Lara Lockwood, Redmond Arts and Culture Commission chair, “but So Bazaar brings all of these cultural experiences together on one night, and then infuses that with stunning award winning contemporary art. And that is what makes So Bazaar special.”

• 2 p.m.: DECAJóN Project DECAJóN Project highlights the cultural contributions of Peruvians of African descent, using the cajón (Peruvian box drum) and performance traditions to enchant their audiences with the rich sounds and movement of this unique community.

• 4 p.m.: DJ Riz DJ Riz mixes Seattle’s best electronic dance grooves on KEXP Radio 91.3.

• 7 p.m.: Gansango Music and Dance Company Gansango Music and Dance Company fuse music and movement from across the African continent into contemporary performance.

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• Noon: Debi Chatterjee Duo Debi Chatterjee Duo presents traditional sitar Raga accompanied by tabla drums performed by master

players.

• 5:30 p.m.: Valse Café Orchestra Valse Café Orchestra is a small, nimble ensemble that can play like its big-cousin symphony orchestras.

Performing post-modern renditions of dance-hall classics, the group celebrates eras and cultures from Paris in the thirties to Hapsburg Vienna.

• 8:30 p.m.: Lucia Neare Theatrical Wonders Lucia Neare is a 21st-century pioneer of larger-thanlife theater in public spaces.

Neare ignites the civic imagination with large-scale site-specific works transforming urban spaces into participatory dreamscapes.

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• Noon: Surprise performance.

• 5:30 p.m.: Valse Café Orchestra • 8:15 p.m.: Lucia Neare Theatrical Wonders For more information and a complete listing of So Bazaar market elements, visit www.RedmondSo Bazaar.com.

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A Redmond man and a Kirkland man were sentenced to prison in U.S. District Court in Seattle on July 20 in connection to a hash oil explosion at a Bellevue apartment in 2013.

Jesse D. Kaplan, 32, of Redmond and Daniel James Strycharske, 29, of Kirkland were each sentenced to three years in prison and three years of supervised release.

Last month the lead defendant in the case, David Richard Schultz, II, 33, was sentenced to nine years in prison.

Schultz was using highly explosive butane gas to make hash oil in the Hampton Greens Apartment complex on Nov. 5 while the other two apartment residents were sleeping. The gas exploded and numerous people in the apartment complex were injured

fleeing the fire.

“As I emphasized when the lead defendant was sentenced, this case tragically demonstrates why BHO extraction operations are so dangerous,” said U.S. Attorney Annette L. Hayes in a U.S. Department of Justice release.

“Just like the meth labs we have worked so hard to eradicate, hash oil labs involve dangerous solvents and pose a serious risk of death and property damage.”

One of them, a former mayor of Bellevue, died following treatment for injuries sustained while trying to escape the building.

“What moves the court is the loss of life, the permanently disabling and significant injuries the people received all because they lived in an apartment building with these defendants….who undertook this incredibly reckless and dangerous activity,” said U.S. District Judge James L. Robart during the sentencing hearings.

Kaplan and Strycharske rented the apartment and allowed Schultz to set up the BHO manufacturing equipment in their space, according to court documents. The

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men planned to sell the BHO for profit. All three men suffered injuries in the explosion. Former Bellevue Mayor Nan Campbell was hospitalized for a broken pelvis she suffered trying to escape the flames. She later died following complications from her hospitalization. Two other apartment residents suffered shattered bones as they had to jump from their upper level apartments. In all, the fire caused more than $2 million in property damage. The total amount of restitution owed by these defendants will be finalized by a hearing scheduled for Sept. 21.

The judge determined an upward departure from the sentencing guidelines was warranted for the defendants in the case because of the severe damage to the community.

“I am troubled that the conduct was motivated by greed – the money that could be made by manufacturing hash oil,” Robart said in the U.S. Department of Justice release.

He added that prison sentences may deter others from getting involved in butane hash oil manufacturing.

VFW National Commander John Stroud said, “The All-American commanders have obtained this honor based on their outstanding achievements in membership growth and participation in VFW programs. They are a fine example of VFW leadership.

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With their boots reverberating in unison on the ground, people know the Eastside Precision Drill Team is coming their way.

The Redmond-based group struts its stuff when performing at Derby Days parades and in Seattle Drill Team Association all-city and Fraternal Order of Eagles state competitions. The girls often roll out their military style formations to only the sounds of their boots and their captain calling commands, but at some events they combine drill and dance with music filling the air.

It’s a solid group of 10 members — ages 7 to 18 — which took first place at the Washington State Eagles Youth Dance Drill Team championships at the end of June in Moses Lake.

Coach Jennifer Wilkins

said drill team members are precise and unified in everything they do, from marching with knees high, to arm movements, to turns, to feet clacking while creating different sound patterns.

In describing drill, Wilkins said you take ROTC and cheer and “you smash them together.”

The independent and nonprofit Eastside Precision Drill Team — which has been in existence since 2007 — is part of the 12-squad Seattle Drill Team Association, featuring teams from Redmond, Seattle, Everett and Burien. Eastside’s members are from Redmond, Sammamish and Bothell.

The coach’s daughter and second-year captain Emily Wilkins, 15, from Sammamish said she sets an example while leading the team, and part of her job is “making sure that you’re working as a team.”

“Drill is a wonderful ex-

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The Eastside Precision Drill Team is all about unity when it performs at competitions, like this Seattle all-city event.

perience where you get to be with girls you know, get to march in parades and do a bunch of fun activities,” said officer Elizabeth Jie-Sarinian, 12, from Redmond. “It’s challenging at first, but if you practice and work hard, then you would reach your goals and achieve everything you can do.” Elizabeth’s twin sister Emily is also part of the team, which practices at the back of Redmond Elementary School by the Old Redmond Schoolhouse Community Center field.

Jennifer participated in drill from ages 12 to 20 in Seattle’s Ballard area and has been coaching the sport for the last 25 years.

“It was just something that clicked with me,” said Jennifer, who has watched her daughter mature, gain confidence and turn into a great leader through drill.

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Surf’s up: Crossfire Warriors roll to first place at San Diego tourney BRUCE AND MARIA BEACHMAN

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Achievement in youth sports often spans a local town, city or school district.

Sometimes a team will shine at the regional or even state level. However, when a local team excels and wins on a national stage, it is time to take special notice.

Surf Cup is an internationally renowned soccer tournament held annually in San Diego, Calif. It has been the summer showcase for youth soccer’s “best of the best” for 35 years. The Redmond-based Crossfire Select B98 Warriors never qualified for Surf Cup until this year. The tournament typically admits only the top few premier teams from each state. Having won their regional tournament the past two years, and reaching the semifinals of their national tournament the past two

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Crossfire Select B98 Warriors, back row from left: Assistant coach Peter Bull, Riley Canda, Arturo Lomeli, Ben Eng, Alden Massey, Blaise Beachman, Joshua Bull, Matthew Wheaton, AJ Lyon, Orion Atlee and coach Larry Mana’o. Front row, from left: Sushant Kilambi, Jaime Botello, Noah Hsue, Andres O’Beirne, Loucas Tsilas, Tor Mana’o and Conor Knox. Courtesy photo years, catapulted this select team into the rarefied ranks of Surf Cup. Winning the U17 age bracket in their first attempt is a stunning accom-

self-confidence and self-respect, the coach said.

“You can’t just bark orders at people and expect them to respond and respect you. You have to earn it and set an example. They’re real-life things that you use in your work life and we try to point that out to the girls,” Jennifer said.

Redmond’s Giny Hart, 11, said that she

plishment.

The 20 teams in the B98 Warriors’ division hailed from Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon,

was looking for a sport to play, and a friend recommended she try drill.

“I went to a practice and checked it out and it was pretty cool because it was different from other sports,” she said, noting that there is no ball involved and no goals to score. “You use your arms, your full body and give it your all.”

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Texas, Utah and Washington.

The locals won their bracket with two wins and a loss, then beat the team they lost to in bracket play, 1-0, in the

finals by a score of 3-1. Of the final four teams, three came from their bracket, demonstrating that it was the most challenging bracket

RHS cross country to hold fundraiser run The Redmond High School (RHS) cross country program invites community members to run with the boys and girls teams during the seventh annual Redmond Community 5K Race & 1K Fun Run at 10 a.m. Aug. 29.

Participants can run alongside current

team members and returning alumni through the trails of Hartman Park. After the 5K Race, younger kids can participate in a 1K Fun Run. The race, which is sponsored by the RHS Cross Country Boosters Club, is a fundraiser for the program. A donation of $15 for an individual or $40 for a family is suggested. Download an entry form at http://redmondxc.blogspot.com.

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in the entire division. There were four other Washington teams participating in their division: Crossfire Premier B98A Simonyi, Crossfire Premier B98B Pingrey, Washington Rush and PSPL Surf Academy.

The team is coached by Larry Mana’o with assistance from Peter Bull. Mana’o trains his players to play every position on the field and then determines where they excel. He teaches a systems approach to soccer founded on teamwork over individual displays of skill, possession with quick passing, and a keen awareness of space on the field. He has traveled with his team to England and Barcelona to practice/ scrimmage with European academy teams and play in tournaments.

The boys hail from Redmond, Woodinville, Kirkland, Bellevue, Sammamish, Mercer Island and Seattle.

Redmond Senior Center will conclude its free outdoor concert series, “Rock’n on the River,” from 6:308:30 p.m. Wednesday with The Nowhere Men, whose goal is to create a live musical experience that comes as close as possible to The Beatles. The all-ages concert will take place on the Redmond Municipal Campus in the Garden Plaza behind the senior center.

There will be food carts on site during the concert.

For more information, visit www.redmond.gov/free concert.

In Real Life Block Party set for Aug. 13 Gansango Music and Dance Company will continue the In Real Life Block Parties, a series of free block parties in dif-

ferent locations throughout downtown Redmond, on Aug. 13.

The Rhythm In Real Life Block Party runs from 7-10 p.m. on the Sky Painting Parking Lot at the Redmond Central Connector off Bear Creek Parkway and Leary Way In Real Life celebrates stepping away from technology and enjoying real life experiences with our friends, family, colleagues and neighbors.

The block parties are presented by the Redmond Moving Art Center and showcase premier northwest talent in the performing arts including blues, comedy and contemporary music and dance.

Each block party is centered on the new Redmond Moving Art Center. This sculpture by day, art center by night, is the latest artwork by Brooklyn-based artist Janet Zweig. Bring your picnic blankets and lawn chairs. In addition to the live family-friendly performances in the Art Center, there will be food trucks and games.

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According to the American Optometric Association’s (AOA) 2015 American Eye-Q survey, 41 percent of parents say their kids spend three or more hours per day using digital devices, and 66 percent of kids have their own smartphone or tablet.

It’s clear children’s use of digital technology continues to be an integral part of their lives in both the classroom and at home, and it’s predicted that by 2028 — the year in which kids entering kindergarten this fall will graduate high school — many schools will rely heavily on computer simulations for instruction and will even incorporate virtual

worlds into curriculum.

While these advances in the classroom may enhance learning, many digital devices are still relatively new, and the long-term effects on young eyes are not yet fully known. Most of today’s commonly used devices give off high-energy, short-wavelength, blue and violet light, which may affect children’s vision and even prematurely age their eyes. Early research even shows that overexposure to this blue light could contribute to eye strain and discomfort and may lead to serious conditions later in life, such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which can cause blindness.

The first step in taking care of children’s eyes is

for parents to schedule a comprehensive eye exam for children prior to the beginning of each school year to check eye health and vision.

Children now have the benefit of annual comprehensive eye exams, thanks to the Pediatric Essential Health Benefit in the Affordable Care Act, through age 18. The AOA recommends children have an eye exam by an optometrist soon after six months of age, again at age three and annually thereafter.

With so much time spent on digital devices, it is also more important than ever for parents to watch for signs of digital eye strain in children.

Symptoms can include burning, itchy or tired eyes, headaches, fatigue, loss of focus, blurred

vision, double vision or head and neck pain.

To protect their eyes and vision while using digital devices, parents should encourage children to take frequent

visual breaks by practicing the 20-20-20 rule: when using technology or doing near work, take a 20-second break, every 20 minutes and view something 20 feet away.

To find an optometrist in your area, or for additional information on children’s vision and the importance of back-toschool eye exams, visit aoa.org.

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PSE AWARDS ECO CONSULTING FOR OUTSTANDING WORK WITH CUSTOMERS

Seventeen local contractors have been recognized as Puget Sound Energy’s (PSE) 2014 Energy Efficiency Leader Award recipients for their outstanding performance in helping residential, commercial and multifamily customers save electricity and natural gas through the replacement of inefficient equipment.

One of the honorees is Redmond’s Eco Consulting, which had 1,780 HomePrint Assessments.

“PSE’s trade partners are integral to the success of our energy efficiency programs,” said Bob Stolarski, director of PSE’s Energy Efficiency department. “It’s an honor to recognize these contractors for their commitment to helping customers make safe, dependable and efficient energy choices for their homes and businesses while lowering their energy bills.”

Together, the contractors conducted energy efficient installations and services throughout our service area. The energy savings ac-

MICROSOFT, TOGETHER CENTER HONORED

The Alliance of Eastside Agencies (AEA) presented its Awards for Outstanding Service in Human Services earlier this month at Daniel’s Broiler in Bellevue.

Among the recipients was Redmond-based Microsoft Corp., honored as Business of the Year, thanks to a nomination by Together Center in Redmond.

Jim Stanton, community affairs manager of Microsoft real estate and facilities, accepted the award.

Together Center CEO Pam Mauk noted, “Microsoft has been a partner to Together Center since our founding 25 years ago and

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continues to support the center yearly, providing needed funds to renovate, repair and sustain our one-stop human services center. In addition, we meet not uncommonly with Jim Stanton to review our current situation and discuss ways that Microsoft volunteers and resources can be used to leverage our own.

We feel we have a critical partner in Jim and Microsoft. We know Together Center’s story is just one of many among Eastside agencies, which receive both funds and attention from Microsoft.”

AEA helps build healthy communities in east King County through a strong human services network.

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MILLER MAKES LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY DEAN’S LIST

Susannah Miller of Redmond made the Lawrence University dean’s list for the 2014-15 academic year.

Students are recognized with dean’s list honors for maintaining a cumulative 3.4 grade-point average or higher for the full academic year.

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EXECUTIVE EDITOR T h e Pe n i n s u l a D a i l y News in Por t Angeles, Wash., a six-day morning newspaper and 24/7 online news operation serving the beautiful two-county North Olympic Peninsula, seeks a w e b - s a v v y exe c u t i ve editor with excellent writing, editing and pagination skills and proven m a n a g e m e n t ex p e r i ence. Reporting to the publisher, this is the No. 1 position in our newsroom. The executive editor provides day-today newsroom leadership, overseeing online n ew s c ove ra g e w h i l e spearheading the publication of our print newspaper and overseeing all its sections and special supplements.

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PAGINATOR Peninsula Daily News, a six-day morning newspaper serving the beautiful North Olympic Peninsula of Washington, has a full-time opening on its design/copy desk in Port Angeles. The successful c a n d i d a t e mu s t h ave demonstrated and creative layout/pagination skills using the Adobe Suite, copy editing experience, good grammar and syntax skills, be AP style-savvy, know current events, write accurate and catchy headlines and possess sharp InDesign skills (we have a Macintosh-based computer system). Daily newspaper experience preferred; will consider a t o p - d rawe r c a n d i d a t e from a weekly newspaper looking to move to a daily. The design/copy editor will produce pages and put together sections. The shift is daytime Sundays through T h u r s d ay s . T h e s u c cessful candidate also will post stories on the PDN’s website as well as have Facebook and Twitter responsibilities.

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REPORTER The Snoqualmie Valley Record, a division of Sound Publishing Inc. is seeking a general assignment reporter with a minimum of 1-2 years writing experience and photography skills. This position is based out of the Nor th Bend office.

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CIRCULATION MANAGER Issaquah/Sammamish/ Snoqualmie Sound Publishing, Inc. is currently accepting applications for a Circulation Manager. Position will be based out of the Bellevue office. The primary duty of a Circulation Manager (CM) is to manage a geographic district. The CM will be accountable for the assigned newspaper as follows: Recruiting, contracting and training independent contractors to meet delivery deadlines, insuring delivery standards are being met and quality customer service.

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