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St. Jude parishioners experience disruption at Mass and burglary

Tapped into the military lifestyle

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Redmond native Mike Matthews with a 1/48th-scale model of an F-16, which was used for a class assignment at the Virginia Military Institute. Courtesy photo

Redmond native tests model F-16 at Virginia Military Institute SAMANTHA PAK spak@redmond-reporter.com

For some people, pursuing a career in the military stems from a family history of serving the country — they see parents, grandparents, siblings or other relatives join the military and

follow suit.

Mike Matthews did not have this familial influence, but he has still decided to pursue a career in the military.

After graduating from Lake Washington High School in 2012, the Redmond native enrolled in the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) in Lexington, Va., where he will graduate from this spring with a degree in mechanical engineering.

Matthews said he has always wanted to help others and saw the military as a chance to do that.

“It’s more personal than you think,” he said about what he has discovered during his time at VMI about how the military works.

In addition to learning about how the military works, as a mechanical engineering student, Matthews is also learning about how different machines work.

Those machines include aircrafts.

Last fall, in November 2015, he and his 13 classmates in a flight mechanics course were given the opportunity to [ more VMI page 3]

Redmond’s Sen. Hill helps drive proposed bill focused on issues with Express Toll Lanes ANDY NYSTROM anystrom@redmond-reporter.com

A pair of lawmakers are behind the wheel of a new bill regarding issues with Express Toll Lanes on Interstate 405 between Bellevue and Lynnwood.

Sen. Andy Hill of the

45th Legislative District, which includes Redmond, and Sen. Mark Harmsworth of the 44th Legislative District are proposing changes to improve toll-lane policies and reduce congestion. Last month they announced the bill they’re sponsoring to address issues raised by

thousands of constituents, including traffic safety and technical glitches with paying the tolls, according to a press release.

The proposed bill will be introduced at the 2016 legislative session, which is scheduled to begin on Monday.

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) launched the toll lanes on Sept. 27, 2015.

“While large-scale projects require an adjustment period, WSDOT’s toll-lane implementation has not demonstrated they’re going to make this work for users,” said Hill, of Redmond, who serves as chairman of the Senate Ways and Means Committee. “Drivers simply aren’t getting the service, [ more TOLLS page 8 ]

The holiday season is always a busy one, but this year, St. Jude Catholic Church in Redmond saw the type of activity clergy members and churchgoers would rather not have experienced.

The first incident occurred at the church’s 10 p.m.

Christmas Mass service on Dec. 24, 2015.

Becky Range, public information officer for the Redmond Police Department (RPD), said there was a disruption when visitors initially parked outside the church and yelled out at people as they arrived for the service.

“They then went inside and were seated for the service,” Range said. “After the homily, the visitors stood up and begin yelling to disrupt the service.”

In a letter to the church’s membership, Father James Johnson, the pastor at St. Jude, described the visitors as “radical protestant fundamentalists.”

“Thanks to some very prudent ushers and an off-duty police officer, the disruption was kept to a minimum,” he wrote.

Range added that the offduty officer was visiting from another state.

Johnson’s letter — which is posted on the St. Jude website — continues, stating that they later learned that a number of other area parishes experienced similar harassment, as well.

“As I did that night, I invite us to pray for those who do not understand how much we love the Lord and truly worship him in His Holy Catholic Church,” Johnson wrote.

In addition to the disruption during the service on Christmas Eve, St. Jude also experienced some theft during the holiday season.

Range said RPD was dispatched to the church around 9 a.m. on Dec. 29, 2015. Church staff reported that items were missing from a safe.

“Staff confirmed the church and parish office were both broken into and various items were stolen, including cash, gift cards and checks,” she said.

Range said church staff believe the burglary likely occurred sometime Christmas Day or the following day.

RPD is currently investigating the case.

In his letter, Johnson said it was the church’s Christmas collection that was stolen, but the weekend collections were not affected.

“We ask that if you saw anything suspicious on Dec. 25 or 26 (2015) or have any information regarding the theft, to please report it to the Redmond Police,” he requested of church members.

Johnson also advised in his letter that anyone who placed a donation in the collection basket on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or mailed in a Christmas envelope the week prior to the holiday put [ more CHURCH page 8]

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Eastside churches open their doors to host emergency shelters SAMANTHA PAK spak@redmond-reporter.com

For many people, being out in the cold is just an inconvenience while getting from one point to another — both of which are usually indoors.

But for some people, the cold is a reality of life as they have no way to escape it, no house to go home to at the end of the night.

As host of the Eastside Emergency Winter Shelter (EWS) from mid-October through the end of December 2015, Redmond United Methodist Church (RUMC) provided a brief escape with a warm and dry place for people to stay as the temperature outside dropped.

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Although EWS is operated by The Sophia Way — a nonprofit organization based in Bellevue whose mission is to help end homelessness for adult women in

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“They’re basically doing it all,” said Angela Murray, executive director of The Sophia Way. “We just support them through financing.”

Bill Hallerman with CCSWW said opening EWS at RUMC has been “an amazing commitment” by pastor Lara Bolger and her congregation in reaching out to homeless women and families in East King County.

“Serving 50 women a night, the church has provided a wonderful and welcoming space for (those who) have no place to go in these cold months,” Hallerman said. “The women and families enter the shelter at

8:30 each night, receive a wonderful meal prepared by community volunteers and have the opportunity to rest and refresh each night.”

RUMC and Sophia Way have partnered together to provide shelter for homeless women since 2008.

Janet Shelton, RUMC coordinator for the EWS since October 2008, said at the time, there was an immediate need for shelter during the winter season, but Sophia Way did not have the capacity to accommodate the homeless women. So RUMC offered their church as a “warm, safe and comfortable place for these women,” Shelton said. That first year, she said it took their church about three weeks to prepare and delegate to volunteer church members.

“We started from scratch with our own ideas and direction, and developed a program, which would feed, bed, shower and offer a comfortable and safe environment for these women in need,” Shelton said. “When I look back, it was quite an efficient and successful program our church completed.”

In addition to this shelter, the church has hosted Congregations for the Homeless men’s shelter for the past 22 years, which provides shelter for 30 days each year for

about 35 men, she said.

Murray said EWS serves single adult women as well as families. The latter is a new change from previous years as it used to be only women and children who were allowed at the shelter.

This is the first time, families — meaning fathers, whether they are with a partner or are a single parent — are also allowed to stay at the shelter.

“Our congregation has been very supportive,” Shelton said about RUMC hosting the shelters. “Our mission is to ‘love, serve, grow,’ and we strive to live this by opening our doors to the homeless each year.”

She said while EWS was at RUMC, church members volunteered to cook meals, provide blankets and clothing — providing help wherever help was needed.

Shelton said it has provided an opportunity for people to open their hearts to each other and create community.

Bolger added that the help extended beyond the church walls.

“This year we saw an outpouring of generosity from the community of Redmond to support the needs of the shelter for which we are grateful,” she said. “Our friends who face homelessness need the support of the entire community and it is amazing what can be done when we work together.”

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Despite community members’ involvement, things are not perfect.

“Our concern has been having the capacity to meet the needs of all the homeless families, women and children,” Shelton said. “Since the number of homeless people is growing each year, we were concerned about our capacity limit to meet the demand.”

A new addition to the EWS will address this concern.

Now that the shelter has left RUMC, it has moved to Bellevue First Congregational Church (BFC). Murray said they will also open a second shelter so they will be able to split the populations with single adult women in one location and families in the other location. The second shelter will be at St. Peter’s United Methodist Church, also in Bellevue.

Together, Murray said they will be able to double the number of people they serve from about 50 to about 110. Despite having twice the capacity, she said they do not think they will have any extra room at either shelter.

“We anticipate that the shelters will fill up,” she said, adding that the second shelter is scheduled to open around Jan. 15.

In addition, Murray said the Red Lion Hotel in Bellevue has donated four rooms to EWS, which can be used for women and families if the shelter reaches capacity. The hotel donated the rooms from December to when the second shelter location is scheduled to open later this month.

Both shelters are open

Murder mystery: A new look at an old case On the morning of Feb. 8, 1886, James M. Colman and family friend Wilbur Patten were on their way to Seattle. Patten was going home and Colman was on his way to court to settle a dispute with George Miller of Enatai (Beaux Arts) over a land acquisition.

They were ambushed at the south end of Mercer Island.

Patten never made it home and Colman never made it to court.

Miller was tried four times for murder, mak-

from 8:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. Murray cited a lack of funding for why the shelters cannot be open more hours — although they were able to extend their hours on holidays. They also are not able to provide much in terms of services related to housing, also due to a lack of funding. At EWS, Murray said, in addition to shelter for the night, clients can also have dinner.

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For those seeking additional services, she said Sophia Way’s day center in the basement of St. Luke’s Lutheran Church at 3030 Bellevue Way N.E. offers a place where women can shower, eat breakfast and/ or lunch and see various service providers such as a nurse or a dental van. In addition, the day center also offers limited case services.

She said EWS, which opens every winter, typically runs from about mid-November and runs through April. But this year, they were able to secure some additional funding that has allowed them to open in October and they are going to try to keep it open through mid May, Murray said.

For those who would like to help EWS, Murray said they could use gift cards — as opposed to actual items — to places such as McDonald’s, Starbucks or anywhere clients can sit down and have a meal. Gift cards to grocery stores would also be appreciated.

“They can’t take all of that supplies with them,” Murray said, pointing out that many clients would not have any means to transport and store larger items. ing him the only person in territorial history to be tried so many times before so many people for a single crime. Was Miller an innocent man?

Tom Hitzroth, chairman of the City of Redmond Landmark Commission, will share the results of his personal detective work — exploring the crime, the investigation and the trials — at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Redmond Historical Society Saturday Speaker Series at the Old Redmond Schoolhouse Community Center, 16600 N.E. 80th St. Doors open at 10 a.m. and there is a $5 suggested donation for non-members.

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do some more hands-on learning for one of their assignments.

The cadets enrolled in the 400-level class were asked to take on the role of Soviet intelligence officers who are considering an invasion of Iran in 1979. As part of their preparation, the Soviets would have sought as much data as possible about the United States’ then-new fighter wunderkind, the F-16, which entered service with the U.S. Air Force in January 1979.

Part of the assignment included the students testing a 1/48th-scale model of the F-16 fighter jet in a small sub-sonic wind tunnel.

According to a VMI press release, the wind tunnel was frequently inoperable due to maintenance issues.

This year, thanks to the efforts of Mike Cullen, the department’s lab mechanic, the tunnel became a viable option, the release states.

Col. Joe Blandino, who teaches the flight mechanics class, added that as is often the case with higher education, acquiring the funding for such equipment can also be difficult.

He said previously, his students were limited to paper studies so the chance to use a real-world scenario is too good to pass up, the release states.

“The tools that our students have coming out of this flight mechanics class,

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 non-emergency) per week.

Street. Officers responded to the library to take a report regarding a stolen tablet computer a few days before at a local restaurant.

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Theft: Redmond police took a theft report at 12:39 p.m. in the 15900 block of Northeast 85th

combined with their other mechanical engineering courses, are really what…

Soviet intelligence officer(s) would have had in 1979 at their disposal,” Blandino commented in the release.

“The idea is to make the project very practical and put it into a real-world context.”

Matthews and his classmates were to compare Soviet fighter aircraft during that time to the F-16 and see how they stood up to each other.

He said through the assignment, they were able to find the aircraft’s “drag polar,” which is specific to each aircraft and the relationship between its lift and its drag.

From this, Matthews said you can figure out how an aircraft will perform under various conditions.

“That’s the whole idea,” he said.

In the press release, Matthews added, “All of the data for airplanes comes from wind tunnels. This is the kind of data they would have done when they were designing the F-16. Now we’re reproducing it, and that’s pretty awesome.”

Although Matthews is studying mechanical engineering, his focus is on nuclear engineering and the flight-mechanics class was actually an elective. It was his first introduction into the aerospace world.

“I was always interested in planes, though, so that kind of helped,” he said. “Overall,

Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a motor vehicle at 12:13 p.m. in the 8300 block of 167th Avenue Northeast. Speakers were stolen from a vehicle parked in front of a residence. There was no sign of forced entry.

Shoplifting: Redmond police took a shoplifting report at 7:17 p.m. in the 7400 block of

166th Avenue Northeast.

Theft: Redmond police took a theft report at 11:37 a.m. in the 15800 block of Northeast 106th Court. A Seahawks flag and pole were stolen from the front of the residence.

Sunday, Jan. 3 Burglary: Redmond police took a residentialburglary report at 11:25 a.m. in the 17700 block of Northeast 90th Street. An apartment door was pried open.

Theft: Redmond police took a report of a cellphone theft from a store at 10:46 a.m. in the 7500 block of 166th Avenue Northeast.

Saturday, Jan. 2 Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a motor vehicle at 5:04 p.m. in the 14800 block of Northeast 75th Street. A bag was stolen.

Car prowl: Redmond police took a car-prowl report at 3:56 a.m. in the 10600 block of 161st Court Northeast.

Man sentenced for involvement in 10 Redmond car prowls

to serve once he gets out of prison.

In September 2015, Podgayets pled guilty to a variety of charges, including one count of felony car prowling and seconddegree identity theft from Redmond police recently Redmond cases, and a concluded a long investiga- distribution-of-heroin case tion of a car prowler, who filed by another agency. was sentenced on Dec. 18, In the summer of 2014, 2015 in King County Supe- Redmond police began rior Court. investigating Podgayets According to a Redafter he was identified as mond Police Department a suspect in a car prowl in (RPD) press release and the Grass Lawn area. The the King County Prosecudepartment was familiar tor’s Office, Denis Podgaywith Podgayets, having inets — who was connected teracted with him multiple to 10 cases in Redmond times. He had a history of — received a 60-month confessing to only misdeprison sentence for felony meanor crimes, which alcar-prowling charges. He lowed him to avoid prison. was also given 65 months After a lengthy and in prison and 12 months thorough investigation, Department of Corrections RPD was able to link supervision on a drug Podgayets to 10 different charge, which he will have 1:11 280945_4.8_x_7 12/29/15 PM Page 1cases.

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I thought it was a really good class.”

Flight mechanics was the second class Matthews took with Blandino, who is a U.S. Air Force veteran.

“He is just an outstanding student,” Blandino said about Matthews, adding that he is proud to have Matthews graduating from VMI. Matthews said the reason he chose mechanical engineering is because growing up, he always enjoyed more hands-on projects and taking things such as cars and motorcycles apart.

Initially, Matthews considered becoming a mechanic, but after fixing up a car for his senior project in high school, he realized he was more interested in the design end of things and coming up with ideas.

Matthews said at VMI, “you get out what you put in.” He said the school is a great place to be.

Following graduation, Matthews will join the U.S. Army. He will join the military police and enters basic officer training at the beginning of June, giving him only about two weeks off after he completes his time at VMI. Matthews said as he is about to finish up with school, he is looking forward to the variety that awaits him.

“It’s something different,” Matthews said about the military lifestyle. “You never know what to expect.”

Traffic collision: Redmond police took a non-injury, hit-and-run report at 2:03 p.m. in the 7900 block of 178th Place Northeast. The driver was identified, contacted and cited.

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fact that he had six prior misdemeanor car-prowl convictions, Redmond police contacted the King County Prosecutor’s Office and made a special request that they take this case and file it under the new Felony Car Prowl Statute.

In July of 2013, the state of Washington enacted a new law allowing anyone with two second-degree vehicle-prowling convictions to be charged with a class-C felony upon a third or subsequent conviction.

Based on Podgayets’ history, Redmond police and the King County prosecutor worked collaboratively on this case, filing felony car-prowling charges. He was the first person in King County to be charged under this statute. more story online… www.redmond-reporter.com

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Evaluating Inslee as he begins last year of term Gov. Jay Inslee is beginning the last year of his first term with every expectation of winning re-election in November.

But challenges stacking up for his administration will test his executive mettle and political skills as he pursues a second term.

• His Department of Corrections is trying to pinpoint why a software error allowing convicted criminals to be released too soon went unfixed since its discovery in late 2012. A fix, delayed 17 times, is supposed to be completed Jan. 13. Meanwhile, officials have tied the deaths of two people with criminals mistakenly released early.

• His Department of Social and Health Services is struggling to comply with a federal court order requiring the state’s psychiatric hospital reduce wait times for mentally ill inmates held in county jails. The agency leader — who announced his resignation Tuesday — was due in a Snohomish County Superior Court on Thursday where a judge wanted to hear when the hospital intends to be in compliance.

• His Department of Transportation is endeavoring to iron out wrinkles in the operation of the new express toll lanes on I-405. The most recent involved an error in toll collections that resulted in readjustments and credits on bills sent to thousands of drivers.

• His Department of Ecology is continuing to draft clean water rules predicated in part on fish consumption that will meet federal mandates.

The Environmental Protection Agency tired of waiting, wrote its own rules last year and is advancing to impose them if the state fails to act.

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education: The state is still in contempt of a state Supreme Court directive in the McCleary school funding case and getting fined $100,000 a day.

The threat of closure looms for several charter schools and parents are appealing for help from the state.

Although Inslee’s authority in these is limited, he can influence the outcome as chief executive.

Overall, this is not the kind of list on which a strong resume for re-election is built. At the same time, it’s too soon to calculate their potential impact but not too soon to be concerned.

An Elway Poll released Wednesday shows Inslee leading Republican challenger Bill Bryant 39 percent to 30 percent with the rest undecided.

The survey of 500 voters was conducted at the end of December.

Bryant is widely unknown around the state and the survey makes clear he’s got an uphill battle to find enough votes to win.

Inslee isn’t sailing along either. His job performance rating dipped since the last Elway Poll in July and has declined a little every six months since January 2014.

There are other findings that hint at Inslee’s potential vulnerability and need to shore up his support.

To that end, Inslee has started directing the conversation away from the challenges engulfing his administration to the changes he’s looking to bring to Washington.

On Wednesday, for example, he announced the launch of a statewide initiative to reduce gun-related deaths and injuries. On the same day, he put out the draft of new clean air rules that could force the state’s largest polluters to eventually reduce emissions.

And last month he proposed closing some tax breaks and using the money to give public school teachers a pay hike.

Those are among the policy pursuits he’ll put in bold on his resume for the coming campaign.

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Don’t encase your heart in fear, open your heart

I was reading the letter to editor from my friend, Patsy Rosenbach, about the outcome of the Nokomis building. Patsy raised several questions about the legal and ethics of the project to construct a dormitory-styled building in place of the Nokomis building, built in 1933 during the Great Depression by the Works Progress Administration for intended use as a library and use of the community.

While much of the debate is about the historical significance of the Nokomis building, I was thinking about the proposed replacement dormitory-styled building. The architecture of such a building seems to be completely wrong for this neighborhood, located next to Redmond Transit Center. Redmond city planners are hell bent on driving the population density upwards to total gridlock without considering the impacts on Redmond’s residents.

In this time of heated rhetoric, political posturing and heart-breaking violence, we have a choice. We can succumb to fear. We can build walls, fences and make policies that protect us from the outside, from those who are different than us. We can raise our voices and shout, “Keep out! I’m afraid.” But the real cost of a defense built out of fear is not in dollars or even in lost opportunity to expand our diversity; it is in the callousness, cynicism and hatred with which we embalm our hearts.

The other choice is one of love and generosity of spirit. It is the opposite of scarcity and fear. Love says our hearts have the capacity to be challenged, to risk being welcoming and to dare to live in a world filled with people who are diverse not only in race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, income, ability, but also in religious beliefs. Our country was founded on the belief in religious freedom; it is enshrined in our founding documents. The Statue of Liberty sits in the harbor welcoming all. There is no

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religious litmus test.

Love is not an esoteric term. Beyond opening our hearts into ways of generosity and compassion, love is just and kind. To those who terrorize, cause harm, or use violence (in word and deed), there must be justice. But love does not slander a whole group of people who might be different than us. Love says you are my neighbor and a fellow human being.

What we can do is reach out – speak up when you hear hateful speech. Say hello instead of walking by or ignoring. Have coffee with someone you don’t know. Attend a service of a religion that you are unfamiliar with. Do something out of your comfort zone that helps you understand or learn.

In this season when many celebrate the birth of a savior, let us remember what we are being saved from. No longer do we have to encase our hearts in fear, we can choose instead to open our hearts and walk the path of loving our neighbors as ourselves.

Rev. Dr. Marian Stewart, Northlake Unitarian Universalist Church in Kirkland

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While taking a break from study hall on Monday afternoon, Redmond High seniors Kevin Carpenter and Sava Trifunovic kept their brains in analyzation mode by discussing their basketball squad.

The Mustangs encountered some tough competition last week at the Cactus Jam tournament in Tempe, Ariz., and they were ready to jump back into 4A Kingco play on Tuesday evening. By knocking off Skyline, 46-40, Redmond upped its record to 5-3 in league and will next host Eastlake at 7:30 p.m. tonight.

“There were some challenges during the games, but it was a lot of fun,” Carpenter said of the Tempe tourney, during which the Mustangs went 1-2.

The point guard said it was a growing experience when they lost their first two games and then dug their feet in and rebounded to win their last game.

“I definitely think we’ve matured a lot as a team. We had a ton of juniors last year, so with all the seniors now, I think we’ve all grown up a little bit together,” added Carpenter, who leads Redmond with an average of 17 points per game.

“It’s been a pretty solid start for us. I think we’re confident (against) any team we play now and we’re just ready to get after it.”

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Redmond High senior forward Mitch Potter is ecstatic after driving the lane and converting a layin while getting knocked to the floor at the end of the first half against Skyline High on Tuesday night. Redmond won, 46-40. ANDY NYSTROM, Redmond Reporter run at the end of the season when the Mustangs won three-straight loser-out games in the Kingco tournament, but fell one win short of state.

So far this season, the Mustangs have defeated Inglemoor, Newport, Mount Si and Skyline (twice) in league, and new head coach Todd Rubin — a class of 2000 Redmond High grad — feels the tight-knit, hard-working squad is on the verge of turning the corner and reeling off some more wins.

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“I think a lot of us learned that you have to value each possession, because each possession can affect the game equally as the next one,” said Trifunovic, a 6-foot-5 forward who averages 12 points per game. “Our chemistry from last year has improved greatly because now all of us have at least some varsity experience, so we’re all able to contribute to the team equally.”

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Overlake’s Katon Minhas nailed a 3-pointer at the buzzer to give the Owls a 53-52 victory over Bear Creek in Tuesday’s night’s 1A Emerald City League boys basketball matchup.

Overlake led 16-4 after one quarter and 31-17 at the half. Bear Creek stormed back and held a 52-50 lead before Minhas’ buzzer-beater.

LT Cosmos led Overlake with 15 points, followed by Tellier Lundquist with 12, Zach Foster with nine and Minhas with eight.

Bear Creek’s Colby Cadigan led all scorers with 20 points. Also for Bear Creek, Jordan Block scored 11 and Connor Pittman and Trevor McRae added seven each.

“It was a great high school basketball game. We jumped out to a big lead in the first half, but Bear Creek showed great resilience and fought back in the second half to take the lead late in the fourth quarter,” said Overlake coach Justin Prohn, adding that both schools were well represented by their student bodies in the Bear Creek gym and that made for a great atmosphere.

Prohn noted that he’s proud of his team for making a big stop and executing on the last play of the game.

“There was a lot of adversity we had going for us last night, and our team never gave up and believed in one another,” Prohn said. “I have a lot of respect for coach (Tyler Mendezona) and that Bear Creek team. They never gave up, either.”

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Added Harmsworth of Mill Creek, who serves as assistant ranking member on the House Transportation Committee: “Our proposal is to ratchet back the failed system that WSDOT has implemented. The constituents I’m hearing from are experiencing longer commute times and more congestion as they go about their daily lives. It’s unacceptable to wait any longer to address this.”

the city, including the Ananda Mela Indian Cultural Festival and funding a Digital Arts Festival.

Now, the mission of the commission is to be a catalyst for Redmond’s diverse and inventive community. The focus

of this work includes cultural planning to make the arts accessible, create a place for the arts and nurture the arts in Redmond. Current activities include implementing the Art Plan for downtown Redmond, investigating the

According to Ethan Bergerson, WSDOT spokesperson, the toll lanes are the result of more than a decade of planning and coordination between the state and local communities along the I-405 corridor.

“The project reflects the input of the local communities, the public and many other stakeholders who participated in this public process over the years,” he said. “There is already a plan in place that will hold the I-405 Express Toll Lanes accountable. If, after two years, the system is not meeting state requirements for speed and reliability, the state Legislature would determine whether to remove the lanes.”

Based on the experience WSDOT has heard from other cities across the country with similar toll lanes, they expected a learning

curve of about six months to a year for drivers to adjust, Bergerson said. He added that some drivers using the toll lanes have experienced a more reliable trip and WSDOT has heard positive stories from them. WSDOT has also heard concerns from other drivers regarding traffic congestion and they take those comments seriously.

“While its performance so far has been promising, more time is needed to demonstrate the success of Express Toll Lanes,” said Bergerson.

“We will continue to work closely with the Legislature to share information on operations of express toll lanes and what improvements we plan to make.” This includes making striping changes at certain locations to improve access and reduce confusion.

One of the changes lawmakers are focused on is requiring WSDOT to use only one toll lane each way throughout the corridor and open all lanes to unrestricted use not subject to tolls between 7 p.m. and 5 a.m. and on state holidays, the press release states.

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lanes. The Washington State Transportation Commission had originally proposed a $15 maximum toll, but Hill and three Senate colleagues worked with the commission to reduce the top price to $10.

On the toll-fee front, last week it was discovered that a glitch in the I-405 toll lanes incorrectly charged all drivers using the lanes between Dec. 17 and Dec. 25, according to WSDOT. All drivers who took the toll lanes on both north and southbound lanes were either under or overcharged, said Bergerson.

“Once the problem was identified, Schneider Electric immediately fixed the problem,” he said.

Schneider Electric is the tolling company responsible for operating the lanes and equipment. In a statement, the company said all drivers who were charged during the system glitch will be charged the base rate of 75 cents per trip. The company will cover the cost of any lost revenue to WSDOT. On average, drivers were charged between 56 cents more, or almost $2 less than they should have been, the department said.

In other toll-lane news, Woodinville-based Stop405Tolls.org launched a petition last month and noted in a Dec. 23 blog entry that it received 26,000 signatures.

They received statewide and national attention, including people in Los Angeles, where Express Toll Lanes have also been implemented, and Tampa, Fla., where lanes are being considered.

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(averaging six rebounds per game) and Justin Harshman lead the way and the Mustangs have given up an average of just 48 points per game, which is a league best on the low end.

Rubin, who previously coached varsity and JV ball and was an assistant at Seattle Prep, Edmonds-Woodway High and Northwest University, is enjoying his new gig.

“We’ve got a great group of kids — varsity and JV and our C team all are outstanding kids and the families are great. It’s great because of the community aspect of it,” said Rubin, whose Mustang team won the Kingco title in 1999 along with the state academic title. “They’ve struggled the last several years, so we’re trying to change the mindset of what the expectation is.”

Carpenter and Trifunovic said Rubin is knowledgeable about the game and knows how to motivate the players, get them fired up and set for action. Rubin said that he’s confident, detail oriented and passionate about the game and his team, and that will help pave a clear path from taking a team from good to great.

The team’s metaphorical motto, according to Carpenter and Trifunovic, is “Toss the ‘chute,” as in parachute with a nod to banzai skydiving. Before jumping out of a plane, the skydiver throws the parachute outside and catches up with it to complete the jump. (The diver wears a harness attached to a cord extending from the parachute.)

Carpenter applied that process to the Mustangs’ basketball team: “You throw the goals out there and go get them. Lay it out on the line.”

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He also expressed gratitude to those who would consider reissuing a check to the church, asking them to put “Christmas 2015” in the memo line and to turn it in by Jan. 13 so the church can include it in their 2015 financial statement.

Johnson also asked churchgoers to pass along this information to any family or friends who may have come with them to church during this time.

Following the theft, Johnson wrote that the church is reviewing their security procedures to see what can be done to improve upon them. He concluded his letter by asking parishioners to pray for the individuals who committed the crime.

“Finally,” he wrote, “I would ask that you pray for those who would perpetrate this kind of theft against a church, that their hearts may be changed, and that all that was stolen be returned.”

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