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Kenmore development on track, park could be done by summer

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onstruction on a retail and residential complex in downtown Kenmore continues as planned.

The LINQ at Spencer Square is being built by MainStreet Property Group LLC, a development com-

pany which has undertaken various projects across the eastside, including projects in downtown Bothell and Redmond.

The LINQ is expected to house an EvergreenHealth facility, more than 90 residential units, retail stores and an underground parking garage.

Press releases from Main-

Street Property Group said Evergreen Health will move in during 2017.

The LINQ is part of the city’s strategy to create a vibrant downtown district in the city.

“Ten years ago, the city acquired about 10-acres and over the past couple years, we’ve parceled it off for redevelopment,” Ken-

more City Manager Rob Karlinsey said.

The LINQ sits next to Kenmore Camera, who bought part of the ten acre parcel the city owned.

Karlinsey said Kenmore will also be developing a park on a portion of the 10acre plot, which will feature heated rocks, a 4,600 square foot building with a two-

sided fireplace, couches and a performance space, in addition to around 1,000 square feet of retail space.

“We’re doing what we call a ‘town green.’ It’ll be a community gathering space,” he said.

Additionally, he said the city is looking for a smaller business for the building’s retail space.

Toll glitch incorrectly charged some drivers

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A glitch in the Interstate 405 toll lanes incorrectly charged all toll-lane drivers between Dec. 17 and Dec. 25 according to the Washington State Department of Transportation.

All drivers who took the toll lanes on both north and southbound lanes were either under or overcharged, said Washington State Department of Transportation representative Ethan Bergerson. It was discovered by the department on Dec. 28.

“Once the problem was

“We would love a local brand,” he said. “We’re not that interested in a big chain.”

The park should be completed in the summer of 2016, Karlinsey said, and the business could be ready next fall.

“We expect to really activate that space,” Karlinsey said.

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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 the Department of Transportation.

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Mia Roma in Kenmore sits with paper covering the windows as a new owner prepares to reopen the venue with more entertainment under the name Capps Club. For the full story see page 6. AARON KUNKLER, Kenmore Reporter

Bothell City Council to continue discussion on Fitzgerald area appeal

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Nearly 30 people addressed the Bothell City Council during a special meeting Monday to discuss an appeal filed in response to a Central Puget Sound Growth Management

Hearings Board ruling. The ruling overturned city legislation regarding development in the Fitzgerald area last year.

A dozen residents voiced their support for allowing the appeal to continue, while around six speakers said the lawsuit should be dropped

and many others urged the council to continue with an environmental study.

In late 2014, the council voted to loosen development restrictions in the Fitzgerald and 35 Avenue Southeast, and the Canyon Creek and 39 Avenue subareas.

A local environmental

group called Save A Valuable Environment (SAVE) filed an appeal of that ordinance with the hearings board, claiming it was inconsistent with environmental protections laid out in the city’s comprehensive plan.

The hearings board sided with SAVE, overturning the

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city’s ordinance, citing possible damage to the salmon habitat in the area, and contamination of North Creek.

In August, the Bothell City Council voted 3-2 to appeal the hearing boards decision, with then-mayor Joshua Freed, Del Spivey and Mark Lamb outvoting Tris Samberg and Tom Agnew to pursue the appeal.

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Andy Rheaume recused himself after Lamb invoked council protocol which he claimed barred Rheaume from voting after a social media post Rheaume made opposing the appeal on his campaign page.

Former councilmember Bill Evans left before the vote.

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Phenix Salons moves to Bothell, gives individual stylists their own suite

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new salon complex is on it’s way to Bothell and is anticipated to open at the end of January.

Janet Chua is the force behind the new Phenix Salons franchise opening up along State Route 27 near the Interstate 405 interchange.

“It takes a while to find a place, for it, it took eight months,” she said. “I just thought that this is such a great location.”

The Sammamish resident said she has been looking locations to open a Phenix location, ultimately

choosing Bothell because of its quick growth and a perceived lack of salon options for area residents.

Phenix Salon Suites is a national franchise chain of multi-suite salon centers, with more than 120 complexes in 19 states according to their website. Chua’s location is the first one in Washington state.

The Bothell location will house 25 individual suites, three of which are doubles, which individual professionals ranging from hair stylists and aestheticians to photographers and massage therapists can rent out.

Chua said this allows an individual professional to

basically start their own business, in their own space, without the overhead of renting a whole building, or working under an owner at a larger salon. She said around 20 of her suites are already rented.

Carrie Alburtus, 31, is the owner of Mane Suite salon and is renting Suites 101 and 102 in the new Phenix location. Alburtus said she used to work at other salons, recently at a boutique salon in Mill Creek, but decided she wanted more control over her work.

“I feel like this is a really good opportunity to kind of dip my toe into being an entrepreneur,” she said.

Rent for both units is $2,600 a month, but Alburtus already has subcontrac-

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tors lined up for the space to spread out cost, and said the price is competitive: one of her friends rents a single chair from a salon in Kirkland for $1,500 a month.

Phenix allows tenants to decorate their own spaces, including painting their suite.

“This give you a little more freedom to kind of make the environment look the way you want it to be,” said Alburtus, who is planning on creating an upscale antique feel for her suites.

The Bothell location will offer a shared receptionist, a laundry room, sound insulated suites and individual temperature control.

Phenix Salon Suites was made Entrepreneur Magazine’s top 500 franchise list in 2015, and according to the magazine, requires between $282,600 and more $937,500 to start up.

According to the Phenix website, the franchise was started in 2009 by Gina and Jason Rivera, but the beauty industry has been a family profession for 85 years.

Other salon suite franchises are already operating in the area, including in Lynnwood, Edmonds and Bellevue. Alburtus said she knows stylists who work at some of these, and their experience got her interested in renting a suite.

“I decided I wanted to work for myself, and this opportunity with Phenix came along,” she said. “It just seemed like a really good opportunity, and it was just knocking on my door so I had to take it.”

The Bothell Phenix Salon Suites was expected to open in mid-January, but this has been pushed back to the end of the month, Chua said. Individual suites could begin operating shortly after.

9,600-square feet.

This has led to some homeowners feeling unsure of how their property value will change in the future, as well as limiting development options.

The newly inaugurated council voted last week at the year’s first meeting to hold a vote on whether or not to pursue an appeal to the hearings board’s ruling.

During the Jan. 4 meeting, Bothell City Attorney Joseph Beck urged the council to continue with the appeal. He said not doing so would set a dangerous precedent concerning

balance of power between local municipalities and state agencies. Beck also said if the city is successful in their appeal, they can choose to implement the regulations imposed by the Growth Management Hearings Board anyway.

In his estimates, the appeals process started in August is nearly finished.

Freed also brought up his concerns during the Jan. 4 meeting of a possible conflict of interest with councilmembers Tris Samberg, James McNeal, Davina Duerr and Mayor Rheaume, all of whom

received at least $200 each in campaign contributions from members of SAVE, according to the Public Disclosure Commission which tracks campaign financing. Spivey did not receive funds from group members during his campaign, and information for Agnew and Freed was not available on the website.

No decisions were made, and the discussion will be continued in the Jan. 19 City Council meeting where the city’s outside legal representation will be present.

With the major rivalry between the Washington Huskies and the Washington State Cougars, students and parents showed their support for their favorite team by donating to separate boxes labeled with each team’s name.

Through this event, students and parents engaged in a friendly competition

while also helping local families. At the close of the drive, the total donations between both teams were too close to call and a tie was called between the Huskies and Cougars.

The food contributions will help provide meals and groceries to members of the community in need.

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Bothell students donate food Students at Evergreen Academy Elementary School in Bothell collected 486 pounds of non-perishable food items to donate to the Maltby Food Bank as part of the school’s annual Apple Cup food drive.

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utility vehicle she was riding in crossed the center line on State Route 2, hitting another SUV around ten miles east of Skykomish, has been identified.

Elizabeth A. Breysse, 20, of Bothell, was traveling east with driver Bailey D. Hall, 21, also of Bothell, in a 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe around 9 a.m. when their SUV crossed the center line and collided with a westbound 2012 Mazda CX9, according to a report by the Washington State Patrol. Two more people, including Hall, were injured in the wreck.

Breysse was pronounced

dead at the scene and Hall was taken to EvergreenHealth hospital, the report said.

The passenger of the other vehicle, Jonathan C. Bennette, 30 of Vancouver, was also taken to EvergreenHealth, but the driver of the Mazda, Lincoln D. Bennette, 28, was uninjured, according to the report.

Both vehicles were destroyed by the crash, and the accident is under investigation with charges pending, although troopers said intoxicants were not involved and the road was icy when the crash occurred.

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Kenmore and PSE are not living up to their duties

Karen Klees, Kenmore

Question of the week: Bothell Council takes Zone 1 property owners’ rights

pensation of tangible value.

The chance now to allow Parametrix to complete an already begun study that could possibly uncover facts that are relevant to the truth regarding Zone 1 It seems that our demise is set now. The new will likely be voted or stopped before conclusion by Bothell City Council will likely vote to strip away the new council. The agenda that refuses comproa last chance to allow the property owners of Zone mise does not want the study to go forward.

1 a chance to prove, based upon new facts, that You see, the onus is passed to you now; you are assumptions were not a valid reason for taking land expected to uphold the will of the interests that and including Zone 1 in the Critical Species Habitat. caused this malfunction, are putting pressure on It was simply easier to include the area eastmost in you to shoulder the onus that they have created. the city rather than commit to tests that would have And they expect you to vote their will versus facts upheld the truth. and versus the truth. So you will shoulder the conLast spring private funded studies and tests were science for the acts and that is how gerrymandering concluded that showed that the assumptions reworks. The oligarchy that has coalesced over garding ground water were not valid and city the years has no ears and has held our lives surface water maps show that water leaving NORTHSHORE in abeyance unrightfully.

Zone 1, for the most part weather related, It’s simply a taking. does not go to the Three Creek Fishery but The Berry family is done. We can’t take rather south, trapped and transferred by any more of this. But I would like a comp of roadway ditches, 236th, 35th Southeast, it anybody, anywhere, who has been forced to continues south to filter down valley. endure this kind of treatment.

The council holds expertise that knows that Zone Tom Berry, Bothell 1 does not directly contribute to the Three Creek Fishery that makes up the Critical Species Habitat.

But the spawning ground, in and of its own, should be preserved.

The agenda does not need to assume the incluSaint Edward State Park remains a public sancsion of properties that don’t meet the criteria. The tuary of tranquility and the natural environment taking happened many years ago and once enacted in our rapidly urbanizing area. is set in stone. It seems that disregard for the obviSelling out our park and turning it into a ous truth is the politically correct stance and now private hotel, as Washington Parks is considerthat the council is expected to swing away from ing, would violate this last chance to leave our seeking that truth in our regard we, who are not children and grandchildren a priceless legacy. politicians but rather simply old folks, are forced to Support for saving our park is surging, with the wrong side of history, and are helpless toward over 1,600 e-signatures on the petition, Change. any resolve.

As of this coming spring we will have been trying Org Save St. Edward, to keep the park completely public and preserved, for park and non-profit use continually for 19 years to get a resolve on the zononly and restore, partially restore or return the ing for Zone 1 that would allow us to reach closure, building to open space, as a graceful monument. to move on with our lives. I was nearly 51 years of Carefully limited to the North Wing to strictly age when I applied for, was accepted, a rezone hearprotect the park’s tranquility, a non-profit like the ing request that became delayed. Now I am old and successful Centrum, Daybreak Star, El Centro de see no forward action that closes the door on long la Raza or Youngstown Cultural Arts can provide frustration with no hope for positive results. funds and serve the community and the needy We have been given the highest residential taxinstead of further enriching the privileged. able zoning and shackled with LID restrictions that Please raise your voice at two huge have been proven time and again unworkable, not meetings:the first at 9 a.m. on Jan. 28 at Edmonds developable, not able to sell.

Community College, and at 5 p.m. on Feb. 9 at This matter is onerous and the onus is not on Kenmore City Hall. Defend your legacy, defend our shoulders but this has simply put a pox on our Saint Edward. homes and land. We have never done anything to Joe Marshall, bring this burden on ourselves - and as it turns out more letters online…

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After reading the comments by Katrina Rose, I would like to comment on her opinion. I have lived in Kenmore for 40 years and the issues with PSE (Puget Sound Energy) are far more complicated than what this article states. She suggests that we do our part. As a homeowner, I do my part. In my opinion, PSE does not.

When Kenmore became a city, which was unfortunate, the power grid, according to information provided from City Hall and PSE, was split in two. I happen to live in the smaller pocket, which according to PSE is the last to come online. Note, the mayor’s house, from what I understand, the businesses in Kenmore, the Juanita area, all come on before my area does. It’s been an exasperating experience with PSE over the years and it continues to get worse and worse. Ms. Rose suggested that we do our part. My question is, why doesn’t Kenmore City Hall and PSE do their part? Years ago, according to what I was told by a PSE employee, they laid off a lot of workers and decided that it would be cheaper to call people in, sub contractors, in the event of power outages. Well, we can all see how that worked out. I’ve experienced a three day, two day and five hour outage in the last few months. The substation in Kenmore has been a real issue and one time, according to a PSE hire, they had to wait for parts.

Does anyone see a problem with this situation?

Now, Kenmore is adding more and more buildings and apartments in this particular section of Kenmore that continually has power outages. When they can’t assure good supply and no interruptions, how can they justify this amount of new buildings?

Snohomish takes care of their own and without fail. I can see lights from my backyard and here I sit with no power for days. Kenmore City Hall is getting ready to sign a another contract with PSE. We continue to have high bills with less service and no accountability. Perhaps it’s time to take a serious look at who provides our power in this area. Our power grid obviously needs work and I suspect that federal funds are being received. If that is the case, where are those funds going? It’s high time that we as a community start demanding answers instead of someone suggesting that we take care of the problem. PSE is the problem, City Hall is the problem and they are paid a handsome amount of money from all of us and they want us to do the work? I think not. It’s way past time that there is some accountability.

We as customers should not have to suffer through the inadequate response to power outages nor should we continue to accept the lame excuses from PSE about their lousy service. Every member of this community really needs to stop and think about all of this. We are paying dearly for a service that we are not getting. PSE is incapable of delivering a constant supply of power. I believe in 40 years that I have heard every conceivable excuse known to man as to why my power is out and not working. I pay you on a regular basis, Now, I want you to show me the same courtesy and pay me for the minutes that I have to do without power. It can easily be calculated and that should be standard practice. If it costs you too much, perhaps that will encourage you to get a move on and take care of business in a timely manner.

If PSE simply cannot get its business adjusted to correct the problems that we have been experiencing for years, then I suggest that we annex off this small section of Kenmore relieving Kenmore City Hall and PSE of their duties and sign up with a company that is efficient, has the proper equipment, manpower to do the job and hire a City Hall that has our best interests at heart. This City Hall does not.

Thankfully, our police and fire department are fantastic.

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Seating was scarce in Bothell’s City Council chamber on Jan. 5 as three new councilmembers were sworn in, and Andy Rheaume was elected mayor, with Davina Duerr serving as deputy mayor.

“I think the city is going in the right direction, but I do also feel that we have definitely changed the council with this election,” Rheaume said.

“I want to make sure that everybody’s aware that I have a personal desire to make sure this is a more inclusive and involved community-based

council.”

The mayoral election follows a political shakeup stemming from the November Bothell City Council election, when the previous majority voting bloc, headed by then-mayor Joshua Freed and councilman Mark Lamb was broken by newly-elected councilmembers James McNeal and Davina Duerr.

New voting lines appeared in Jan. 5 council meeting as Tom Agnew, Joshua Freed and Del Spivey cast votes in support of Spivey for mayor, but were defeated in a 4-3 vote by Duerr, McNeal, Tris Samberg and Rheaume.

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Duerr won the deputy mayoral position against Agnew with the same voting ratio.

“I do wanna thank everyone for their support, and let you know how grateful I am, and I hope to serve you well,” Duerr said, addressing the crowd.

The new City Council also marks the most ethnically diverse council in the city’s history, which Rheaume noted, as Duerr is half Chinese and McNeal is AfricanAmerican, a city press release said.

McNeal, Duerr and Rheaume were sworn in by Judge Michelle Gehlsen.

Rheaume has been on the council since 2012, and beat out resident Roz Gorc for the Position 2 seat with nearly 60 percent of the vote last November.

Long-time councilmembers Bill Evans and Mark Lamb chose not to seek reelection, and were replaced

by McNeal and Duerr, who won 58 percent and 68 percent of the vote respectively during the November election.

McNeal was a founder of the grassroots organization OneBothell, dedicated to preserving the back-nine holes of Wayne Golf Course, a

property which many Bothell citizens hope to see preserved as open space.

The back-nine was purchased by a development company associated with Freed, leading to public outcry and an ethics investigation, which ultimately cleared Freed of any misconduct, but left lingering questions of a conflict of interest among community members.

Duerr has experience serving on the Northshore Schools Foundation and the Bothell Landmark Preservation Board, a city press release said. She is also a licensed architect, and shares McNeal’s concerns about preserving open spaces in the city.

The mayoral vote was wellreceived by the council’s audience, as applause broke out after the mayoral and deputy mayoral results were read.

“I’d say we’re very happy,” said resident April Smith, a sentiment which was echoed by her husband Roger Smith.

“Looking forward to the change for the city of Bothell,” he said.

Former Bothell councilman Patrick Ewing was also looking forward to a change in the council.

“I’m very excited to see Andy Rheaume elected, and I think he’ll do a great job,” he said.

Ewing served with Rheaume during his time on the council.

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Around 200 Pay By Mail customer bills were mailed on Dec. 28. These customers should contact the Department of Transportation, said Bergerson.

The I-405 toll lanes have been unpopular with commuters since their inception in late September. Drivers often cite concerns of longer commute times, increased congestion and more traffic on surface streets.

One group, known as stop405tolls.org has collected more than 27,000 signatures to eliminate the toll lanes which run roughly from Lynnwood to Bellevue on the interstate.

Area lawmakers have also taken notice, with Mill Creek State Representative Mark Harmsworth proposing legislation to alter the toll lanes.

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Another area where the state is lagging in child immunizations, with only 67.4 percent of Washington children receiving vaccines, compared with the highest state at 84.7 percent.

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In their annual report entitled ‘America’s Health Rankings,’ the organization provides detailed statistics on health concerns in every state.

Washington State moved up four slots from 2014, ranking as the ninthhealthiest state nationwide, with Hawaii topping the list, and Louisiana coming in last.

Nationwide, adult smoking decreased from 19 to 18.1 percent of the population, and dropped from 16.1 to 15.3 percent in Washington.

People were more active this year too, with national inactivity rates dropping from 25.3 to 22.6 percent of the population. State figures show a decrease in inactivity from 20 to 18.1 percent with the highest rates of inactivity being in people who didn’t finish high school, seniors and those earning under

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American Legion Post prepares for new facility

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he Bothell American Legion Post could be in store for major renovations in the new year, which post members hope could boost membership numbers and offer expanded community services.

Post 127 sits on two-anda-half acres off Highway 9 near 212 Street South, and

holds two houses and a hall which have been used by community groups as well as Legion members in the past, Post Commander Burt Marsh said.

On Dec. 28, the American Legion National Commander Dale Barnett visited the Post to take a ceremonial ‘first swing’ with a backhoe at the house to be remodeled.

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“This year, we had so many donations that… we donated to the Maltby Food Bank, and we donated to the teenagers there,” Marsh said, on top of providing for the six families.

That community-minded spirit was what drew McGuire to Post 127 in the first place.

“I felt that they tried to do more good in the community than some of them do,” he said.

Post officers hope to have the new building open by July 4.

The new building will be the latest development in the long history of Post 127.

Mia Roma to become Capps Club

last August after decades of business.

Kenmore Assistant City Manager said the city is looking forward to Capps Club.

“We think it’s a really good sign that these people have chosen Kenmore to make this kind of an investment,” she said. “From what I have heard from them about the project and the business I think it’s really going to step us up as far as a destination for dining and enjoying good music.”

Ousley said the club sounds as though it could be

similar to The Triple Door in Seattle, a historic theater offering food and musical acts.

“I think with our growing brewery area in the downtown, people are finding Kenmore is a good place to have this kind of a business, that people like gathering with their friends and enjoying their time together,” she said.

Capps got in touch with the city early, Ousley said, letting them know what they were planning.

“I think it’s just so cool that here you have a renovation of one of our heritage roadhouses,” she said. “It’s an ambitious project, and we are really excited about it.”

“He was happy he didn’t have to pick up a sledgehammer,” Burt Marsh said.

An application for rebuilding the house was planned to be filed by the end of December with Snohomish County, Second Vice Commander and contractor Troy McGuire said, with securing funding on his mind.

“That’s what we’re working on right now,” McGuire said.

“We’re getting people [who are] stepping forward to help us out.”

The new post building will include a large meeting room, offices and a kitchen,

acts as well as offering a bar and Italian-inspired menu.

In an email, Capps said A new club and restaurant, they have been upgraddesigned by the Food Neting the building, and have work’s ‘Restaurant Imposjust begun remodeling the sible’ designer Lynn Kegan, interior decoration, kitchen is in the cards for the old Mia and the bar.

Roma location along State “There’s a rich history of Route 522 in Kenmore.

Bothell Way, Kenmore and Capps Club is scheduled the Mia Roma restaurant that to open this spring said we plan to honor by creating owner Dawna Capps, where a world class venue,” the they’re planning on bringing said. 1 280945_4.75_x_6 4/7/15 11:05email AM Page in live musical and comedy Mia Roma closed abruptly

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The Post currently serves hundreds of veterans and their families, helping them with benefits and legal paperwork, providing a gathering space for families and engaging in outreach, like offering a space for Boy Scout troops or police and business groups to meet.

They also provide two dedicated service officers who help veterans fill out paperwork for benefits and other services.

Among other outreach activities, Post 127 provides six families with either Thanksgiving or Christmas food and aid each year, as well as donating to the homeless camp in Ballard this holiday

BY AARON KUNKLER

Robin J. Noyes-McGuire, EA

Laura Funk passed away in her sleep early Sunday morning, January 3, 2016, with family by her side, after bravely living with brain cancer for 15 months.

Laura was born on September 16, 1958, and grew up in Palatine, IL, where she met her husband, Daniel Boorman, as a senior in high school.

They were married in 1982, moved to Long Beach, California, then Seattle, where they have been for over 30 years. 23 of those years were in the Winchester Hills neighborhood of Woodinville, where they raised their two wonderful sons, Nicolas Dylan and Skylar.

Laura earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Eastern Illinois University, and two master’s degrees in psychology. Laura’s passion in life from an early age was toward healing and connection. She established herself as a marriage and family therapist in Kirkland in the early 1990’s, and helped many, many individuals, couples and families through their most difficult times. She managed to make better, and brighter, the lives of everyone she touched, whether it was in the privacy of her office, or out in the world laughing and living with family and friends. Laura was a dancer, singer, athlete, gardener, chef, photographer, traveler and avid reader.

Laura was a bright, energetic, warm and loving friend, wife and mother, who was taken far too soon from us and is missed terribly by so many who loved her.

Laura is survived by her husband Dan of 34 years, her two sons Nicolas Dylan and Skylar, her father Arthur, her brothers Allen, Jeff, Michael and Paul, and her devoted mother-in-law Jean Morris of Seattle.

A memorial service will be held at the Hollywood Schoolhouse, Woodinville, WA, on Saturday, January 23 at 10 AM. 1514456

which Marsh hopes will be used by community groups.

With older veterans organizations like the Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars struggling to replenish their rosters with younger members, Marsh hopes the new building will allow them to serve more veterans.

“That’s kind of my goal, what I’m working for, getting the younger people interested,” McGuire said.

Kay Marsh with the Post hopes leaving a full service bar out of the new building will help foster a more inclusive atmosphere.

“We’re hoping to be more family oriented,” LaFazia said.

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