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Republic Services will be the city of Sammamish’s sole solid waste provider in 2017.
At the Tuesday regular meeting, the Sammamish City Council unanimously awarded Republic Services the upcoming nine-year contract, which staff say
will save most residents between $1.04 and $9.87 each month. The council was scheduled to award the contract before the new year, but a temporary restraining order delayed council action. A King County Superior Court judge quashed that
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Republic Services caters to the southern portion of the Plateau and Waste Management serves the northern areas. Waste Management, which filed the restraining order Dec. 1, altered city forms to calculate its
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restraining order Dec. 22, freeing the council to award the contract Tuesday. A good thing, too, as the selected service provider would need at least one year to prepare for the 2017-2025 contract, which would unify the city with one solid waste service provider. Currently,
Eagle Scout Lucas Tjom, 17, loads a tree in the back of a truck for the 31st annual Scouts Tree Drive Saturday. For the 31st annual Scouts Tree Drive, an estimated 150-200 Scouts from six troops based in Sammamish — troop 500, 509, 571, 596, 636 and 751 — hauled trees away from Plateau neighborhoods and the Issaquah Highlands, according to Allen Tantillo, the chair for the drive in Sammamish. For more, visit the www.issaquahreporter.com.
Tent City 4 returned to the High Point area east of Issaquah Dec. 28, vacating Lake Sammamish State Park's Hans Jensen campsite after the state Parks and Recreation Commission declined to extend the homeless community's stay through early February. Many of Tent City 4’s residents spent their last day in Hans Jensen setting up camp on Lovegren Road, directly off of Exit 20 on Interstate 90. Tent City 4 previously moved to Lovegren Road in February, after managing organization SHARE/WHEEL failed to convince King County parks officials to let SEE TENT CITY, 3
Issaquah, Sammamish councils elect leadership, swear in new members BY MEGAN CAMPBELL ISSAQUAH/SAMMAMISH REPORTER
The Issaquah and Sammamish councils elected their leadership and swore in their newest members this week. The Issaquah City Council elected Stacy Goodman as council president and Mary Lou Pauly
as deputy council president by a unanimous show of hands Monday. Both were elected to the City Council in 2013; their terms expire at the end of 2017. Three councilors — Paul Winterstein, Bill Ramos and Jennifer Sutton — were sworn in at the Monday meeting, as well. The Sammamish City Council
unanimously elected Don Gerend as mayor and Ramiro ValderramaAramayo as deputy mayor Tuesday. Gerend, the longest sitting council member, has been on the council since the city incorporated in 1999. He’s been selected as the city’s mayor several times before. Gerend, who will be up for re-election in 2017, will serve as mayor for the
next two years. Valderrama-Aramayo, first elected to the council in 2011, has previously served as deputy mayor. He was re-elected to the council in the November 2015 election. He and the other two elected in November 2015 — Tom Hornish and Christie Malchow — were sworn in at the Tuesday meeting.
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A frigid start to 2016
Council lowers speed limits A quorum of the Issaquah City Council on Dec. 21 authorized lower speed limits on two roads. Beginning Jan. 5, East Lake Sammamish Parkway Southeast from 229th Avenue Southeast to Southeast 56th Street will be lowered to 35 mph, from 40 mph. West Lake Sammamish Parkway Southeast from 193rd Place Southeast to Bellevue city
limits will be lowered to 30 mph, from 35 mph. The council did not authorize a third proposal to lower the speed limit on Front Street South. Councilmember Joshua Schaer, voting in his last council meeting, expressed dismay at lowering speed limits without budgeting for commensurate enforcement by Issaquah police. “A sign, by itself, has no teeth,” Schaer said. “A sign, by itself, can be disregarded.”
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Skyline High School sophomore Eric Candaux jumps into Pine Lake Friday to welcome in the new year.
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The blotter consists of police officers’ accounts of crimes and other incidents in the cities of Issaquah and Sammamish. Persons arrested are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
Issaquah Dec. 24 ACCIDENT: Issaquah police responded to an accident at the Northwest Sammamish Road and 10th Avenue Northwest intersection around 12:15 p.m. There were no injuries reported and damage to the vehicle was ruled to be less than $1,000. PANHANDLING: Issaquah police informed a panhandler at the Front Street North and south Interstate 90 freeway ramp intersection that the person needed to leave. The officer informed the panhandler of the appropriate places to ask for money.
Dec. 25 NOT A MERRY MORNING: A resident in the 400 block of Northwest Pebble Lane reported someone had stolen her cell phone from the vehicle, a $300 loss. NOT A MERRY MORNING INDEED: A resident in the 1600 block of Newport Way Northwest reported
someone had taken a pocketbook, wallet and cell phone from his 2011 Honda Pilot, a $800 loss. GRINCH COMES TO ISSAQUAH: A resident in the 2500 block of Northwest Alpine Crest Way reported someone stole a camera, umbrella, charger, coat and sunglasses from a 2013 Lincoln MKZ, a total loss of $790. THEFT: Someone stole a $200 iPad from a BMW in the 2500 block of Northwest Stoney Creek Drive.
Dec. 26 ARREST: Issaquah police arrested a 37-year-old male for the theft in the third degree. The man reportedly stole a mixer and security cameras, at nearly a $1,000 loss. The items were recovered. THEFT: Someone broke a window and stole a backpack out of a vehicle in the 2100 block of Northwest Poplar Way, a reported loss of $675.
Dec. 28 ARREST: In the 1100 block
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them take up residence in Cougar/Squak Corridor Park — which was, at that time, under construction. The February move to Lovegren Road, like the current move, was accomplished on short notice and without an official permit. The land is owned by King County. Elizabeth Maupin, a volunteer for the Issaquah Sammamish Interfaith Coalition who has worked on behalf of Tent City residents on several occasions in the past, said she quickly put out a call for volunteers to help residents break down the remains of their Hans Jensen camp. "Our local parks people have been really nice about making this possible," Maupin said, by giving Tent City 4 time beyond Dec. 28 to move their property out of Hans Jensen. But she said Lake Sammamish State Parks officials had shown more understanding than their state-level counterparts. Washington State Parks agreed to host Tent City 4 at Hans Jensen beginning Nov. 15. Leaders from the camp and organizing nonprofit SHARE/WHEEL requested to stay until Feb. 6, the date of a planned move to Mary, Queen of Peace Catholic Church. But a representative of the Parks Commission, a volunteer advisory group for Washington State Parks, notified camp coordinator SHARE/WHEEL on Dec. 21 that the camp could only have one more week. The representative cited agency regulations limiting camping time to 40 days, as well
of Northwest Gilman Boulevard, Issaquah police arrested a 29-year-old Seattle man for stealing jackets, worth more than $700.
Dec. 29 ARREST: Issaquah police arrested a 24-year-old male for damaging a cabinet, a $100 loss, in the 4600 block of West Lake Sammamish Parkway Southeast.
Dec. 30 TRASH: Someone reported a suspicious person rummaging through the trash cans at the park and ride in the 1000 block of 17th Avenue Northwest. The office arrived to find it was the janitor emptying trash bins.
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vehicle. There were no injuries reported.
‘OBVIOUSLY DRUNK’: Sammamish police contacted a man sleeping in the back seat of his car, “obviously drunk,” off of Southeast Duthie Hill Road. The man wanted to sleep it off, but after the officer left, the officer observed the vehicle pull onto the roadway. The officer stopped the car and arrested the man for driving while under the influence around 2:30 a.m. SPEEDSTER KILLS TREE: After losing control of the vehicle traveling northbound on 205th Place Northeast around 6:30 p.m., the driver stuck and cut down a tree with the
Dec. 22 $100: Someone in a white passenger vehicle reportedly stole a $100 check from a mailbox in the 1800 block of West Beaver Lake Drive Southeast. DUI: Sammamish police arrested someone for failing to transfer the vehicle’s title and for driving under the influence in the 5300 block of 188 Place Northeast around 11:45 p.m. The driver recorded a 0.96 and 0.89 blood alcohol content.
Dec. 24 MAIL IN A DITCH: Some-
City of Issaquah wins two awards BY DANIEL NASH ISSAQUAH/SAMMAMISH REPORTER
The city of Issaquah has won two awards from the City-County Communications and Marketing Association for its staff ’s promotional work. The city’s Sasquatchbased “Legendary Issaquah” tourism campaign won a first-place Savvy Award for Best Promo-
as conflicts with upcoming winter projects and events. Dick Gram, a Sammamish resident and co-chair of the missions team at Faith United Methodist Church, said that by timing its notice days before Christmas, the Commission left no room for discussion between camp residents and state officials who had left on holiday. Gram protested the circumstances and reasons for the Commission's notice in a recent letter to Gov. Jay Inslee. "... these are good people at Tent City 4, many of whom are employed," Gram wrote. "They were model citizens while at our church [in spring 2014] and will be invited back again." Gram said that Sammamish city law prevents Tent City 4 from staying at Faith United immediately before its move to Mary, Queen of Peace. The city's homeless encampment ordinance, adopted by the Sammamish City Council in July 2014, allows camps to set up inside city limits no more than once per year. Jan Bennett, another Faith United member and volunteer, said Tent City 4’s residents “worked very hard for the church” during their stay. At a Dec. 30 community meeting held at Mary, Queen of Peace, Bennett asked if the residents’ helpfulness would continue at the parish. “Yes it will,” Roberson said. “We will help in any way we can.” Tent City 4 previously stayed on Mary, Queen of Peace’s property from Oct. 2013 to Jan. 2014. It was the camp’s first stay in
tional Video from the association, also known as 3CMA. “Legendary Issaquah,” three commercials produced by city-owned channel ICTV 21 over the summer of 2014 and released November of the same year, featured elusive cryptozoological wonder Bigfoot visiting tourism destinations around Issaquah like Village The-
atre, Poo-Poo Point and Salmon Days. The video came out ahead of videos from Wheat Ridge, Colorado, and Farmers Branch, Texas, as judged by a panel of professionals in the fields of marketing, communications and local government. Judges comments pegged the video as “awesome” and “superb,”
one called Sammamish police to report stolen mail found in a ditch in the 1700 block of West Beaver Lake Drive Southeast.
Dec. 25 EVEN IN A SCHOOL PARKING LOT: Someone broke the rear passenger window of a vehicle parked in the Skyline High School parking lot off of 288th Avenue Southeast and stole a purse from inside the car. AND AGAIN: Someone broke into the front passenger window to steal a purse from the backseat of a vehicle parked in the 1700 block East Lake Sammamish Parkway.
particularly praising the videos’ cinematography and editing. The city also won a third-place Award of Excellence for its website, coming in behind Goodyear, Arizona, and first-place winner Erie, Colorado. “Thank you to our communications team for their outstanding work to engage with our community in such innovative and creative ways,” Mayor Fred Butler said after announcing the awards Dec. 21.
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Tent City 4 residents began breaking down their camp at the Hans Jensen campsite, pictured, on Dec. 28. Sammamish, a stay which camp and parish leaders agreed was troubled but positive overall. Sammamish police were called to the church 30 times during the three-month stay and arrested one man at the camp for possession of methamphetamine, said Sgt. Frances Carlson, representing Sammamish Police Chief Nate Elledge at the meeting. However, she noted that half the calls were made by Tent City 4 leaders themselves and overall crime did not rise in the neighborhood. The camp ejected eight residents
following the drug investigation. The Rev. Kevin Duggan said conversations about “tightening up the ship” during a second stay were a major part of negotiations with Tent City 4. But he was quick to defend the camp against accusations that crime was “prevalent” during their first stay and reiterated the church’s duty to provide help to neighbors in need. “The parish was very hurt by what happened,” Duggan said. “But the people of Tent City 4, they were harmed also.”
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Thompson’s transformation on hardwood is complete BY SHAUN SCOTT ISSAQUAH/SAMMAMISH REPORTER
The lone returning starter for the Eastlake Wolves basketball team during the 2015-16 season transformed his game during the off-season with a tireless work ethic. The results have paid dividends for Wolves senior forward Ethan Thompson. Thompson, who is the Wolves second tallest listed player at 6-feet, 4-inches, thrives in the post and on the perimeter for his team. He said his favorite move in the paint is the jump hook. “I like to do whatever is working. If I’m doing well on the inside I’m going to just stay on the inside and if I’m doing well and feeling good on the outside I can stay out there too. Which ever one I’m feeling better at I will just stick with that,” Thompson said. “It works well that way.” The senior forward isn’t the most boisterous player in the world but enjoys being the elder-statesman on the roster. “I would say I should be a little more vocal. I still get on my guys every once in awhile but I’m probably a more lead-by-example type of guy,” he said. “I love being able to lead my guys.” Eastlake head coach Steve Kramer said Thompson has developed his game immensely over the past 18 months. When Kramer first saw Thompson play he didn’t venture far from the friendly confines of the paint. It isn’t true anymore. “He has worked so hard in the offseason on his ballhandling and perimeter shooting. He has become faster and more agile. He really wants to play at that next level and has developed a pretty good all-around game,” Kramer said. “He is a captain and does everything we ask him to do.”
The Wolves, who are currently struggling with an overall record of 3-7, are striving to reach their goal of clinching a berth in the playoffs in February. “We just want to make it there and then go as far as we can,” Thompson said. Recently the Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter had an opportunity to ask Thompson a few questions about his life away from the basketball court. Issaquah Reporter: What is your favorite movie of all time? Ethan Thompson: Star Wars 7: The Force Awakens. IR: What is your biggest pet peeve? ET: When stupid people think they are smart. That sounds really petty but it’s my biggest pet peeve. IR: What is your favorite eatery in Sammamish? ET: Mod Pizza. You can make your favorite pizza in the world there. IR: What is something unique about you that nobody would know? ET: I was an all-state singer as a middle schooler. My family always sings. It is what our family does. I love to do it. IR: How many text messages do you send per day? ET: I probably send 50 per day. IR: Who was your idol growing up? ET: Lebron James. He is the greatest basketball player of all time and he is a super cool guy too.
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Eastlake Wolves senior forward Ethan Thompson is a force in the paint and on the perimeter for his squad. Thompson is the only returning starter from last year’s team during the 2015-16 season.
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Mustangs at 6 GIRLS BASKETBALL Redmond p.m. on Jan. 8 at Redmond High School in Redmond. Eastlake crushes Concordia in S.D. Eastside Catholic The Eastlake Wolves defeats Ferndale cruised to a 68-37 win against Concordia (Nebraska) on Dec. 30 in a nonleague contest in San Diego over the holiday break.The Wolves (7-3) will face the
The Eastside Catholic Crusaders captured a 57-36 win against Ferndale on Dec. 23 at Eastside Catholic High School in Sammamish.
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A little more than two and a half months ago it appeared the Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl aspirations were doomed. They had just suffered their fourth loss of the 2015 season, courtesy of a 27-23 home defeat to the Carolina Panthers on Oct. 18 leaving the Seahawks with a meager 2-4 overall record. Ironically enough, I was in attendance at the game as a fan with my best friend Tom Winslow. Our seats, which were situated in the first row of the 300 level at CenturyLink Field close to the 40-yard-line, gave us a perfect view of the playing surface. We couldn’t believe our eyes when Carolina quarterback Cam Newton connected with tight end Greg Olsen on a 27-yard touchdown pass for the go-ahead touchdown in the final minute of regulation. Since the setback against Carolina, Seattle won eight of their final 10 regular season games clinching the No. 6 seed in the NFC playoffs. The Seahawks are peaking at the right time and are dominating their opponents in every facet of the game. Even though the Kansas City Chiefs have won 10 consecutive games, the Seahawks are the hottest team in the National Football League right now in my opinion. Seahawks fourthyear quarterback Russell Wilson turned in a most valuable player worthy caliber season as his team’s signal caller. Wilson threw for 34 touchdowns and a mere eight interceptions. He also passed for 4,024 yards and ran for 553 yards as well. Seahawks’ wide receiver
Doug Baldwin had the best season of his career with 78 catches for 1,069 yards receiving and 14 touchdown receptions. In the season finale, the Seahawks stifling defense surrendered just six points in a convincing 36-6 triumph against the Arizona Cardinals on Jan. 3. For the fourth consecutive season, the Seahawks defense allowed the fewest points in the NFL surrendering a total of 277 points in 16 games. The passing game is rolling, the defense is dominating and one of most esteemed players in Seahawks history will be making a triumphant return to the lineup just in time for the playoffs. Seahawks’ running back Marshawn Lynch, who has missed the past eight games with an abdominal injury, is scheduled to play in the Seahawks’ wildcard playoff game at 10 a.m. on Jan. 10 on the road against the Minnesota Vikings. Lynch is the most physical runner in the NFL. His return to the lineup will not only make a huge difference on the field due to his steady production, but will be a spirited emotional lift for the entire team to see one of the most well-liked players on the roster in the huddle once again. The Seahawks are just three wins away from their third consecutive Super Bowl appearance and are four wins away from hoisting the Lombardi Trophy for the second time in three seasons. The road to a Super Bowl title is going to be formidable (three possible road games in the NFC playoffs), but if the Seahawks do indeed reach their goal of winning Super Bowl 50 they will undoubtedly be crowned as a dynasty. The NFL playoffs have arrived and the Seahawks are clicking on all cylinders.