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By ALAN BLINDER Transgender suit Indiana faced lastyear after AND RICHARD PÉREZ­PEÑA Two transgenderpeople and alesbian law professor at North its governor signed aso­ The New York Times called religious­liberty mea­ Carolina Central University filedalawsuit in federal court ATLANTA —Inastriking sure.(After anational out­ defeat to religious conserva­ Monday challenging NorthCarolina’snew law that bans local cry, Indiana officials rewrote governments from passing local anti­discrimination ordinances tives, Gov. Nathan Deal of the law.) ANDREW HARNIK /THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Georgia saidMonday he and dictates that transgender residents use the public Anumberofbusinesses would veto abill intendedto restrooms of their biological sex. Representatives from the and sports organizations, ACTING OUT: President Obama and Michelle protect critics of same­sex ACLU of North Carolina, LambdaLegal, Equality NC and the includingAtlanta­based Obama mimic monsters as they read “Where the marriage. plaintiffs announced the legal challengeMonday. The Coca­Cola and the NFL,had Wild Things Are,” to children at the White House “In light of organizationssay HB2 permits discrimination againstlesbian, warned Deal,explicitly or Easter Egg Roll in Washington, D.C., on Monday. our history, I gay, bisexual and transgender people across the state.The implicitly, thatadecision to find it some­ House bill was adopted last week ina$42,000 special support the bill couldjeopar­ THE NATION what ironic legislative session to block aCharlotte city ordinance that, dize economic opportunities Fetal anesthesia: Gov. Gary Herbert signed abill Mon­ that some in in Georgia. among otherthings, would have allowed transgender people day that makes Utah the first state to require doctors to the religious The bill was intendedto give anesthesia to women having an abortion at 20 community to use the public restroomsinthe citythat matchedthe gender offerprotections to faith­ weeks of pregnancy or later. Many doctors in Utah and todayfeel with which they identify. basedgroups if they, absent across the country are concerned that the requirement Georgia Gov. that it is The News &Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) certain conditions,refused to Nathan Deal necessary provide “social, educational could increase the health risks to women by giving them announces for govern­ we should simply heed the March16, when the state or charitable servicesthat unnecessary heavy sedation in order to protect afetus from pain that it may or may not feel. Dr. Sean Esplin of decision. ment to hands­offadmonitionofthe Houseand Senate consid­ violate”theirreligious be­ confer upon First Amendmenttothe ered the bill over astretchof liefs. Intermountain Healthcare in Utah said anesthesia or an them certainrights and pro­ United StatesConstitution.” just hours,suggestDeal’s The measure also would analgesic would need to go through the woman in order tections,” Deal said at the Deal,aRepublicaninhis veto will probably stand, but have allowed such groups, to reach the fetus. stateCapitol, wherehehad second term, announced his Republicans said that they without legalrepercussions, Cancer research: Research into immu­ faced intense pressure from decision less than two weeks were discussing the possibili­ to avoidhiringanyone whose notherapy, which cancer experts are the bill’s supporters and afterthe General Assembly ty of aspecialsessionto religious beliefs conflicted calling the most promising approach critics. easily approved House Bill challenge the governor’s with the organizations’. in decades, will get abig boost Tues­ “If indeed our religious 757, which its supporters decision. Gay­rightsgroups argued day when Michael Bloomberg and libertyisconferred upon us namedthe Free Exercise With his veto, Deal most that the bill would have other philanthropists announce by God, and not by man­ Protection Act. likely sidesteppedthe typeof cloaked discrimination as a $125 million in donations to Johns made government, perhaps The vote tallies from economic backlashthat form of religious liberty. Hopkins University for an institute Michael focused solely on the therapy and Bloomberg accelerated breakthroughs for pa­ tients. Bloomberg, the businessman, seized the suspect’scar on philanthropist and former New York City mayor, will Armed man trying to enter the Capitol grounds, Verde­ rosa said. donate $50 million, as will Sidney Kimmel, aphilanthro­ The midafternoon shoot­ pist and founder of Jones Apparel Group. The institute, Capitol center is shot by police ing briefly shut downthe to be housed at the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Capitol complex as police Cancer Center, will draw on experts in cancer, immunol­ told panicked visitors and ogy, genetics, microbiology and biomedical engineering SUSPECT KNOWN the Capitol Visitor Center, a Dawson by nameduring a staff totake immediate shel­ to pursue advances, Hopkins officials said. TO AUTHORITIES federal official said. news briefingoutsidethe ter and close, lock and stay THE WORLD Afteranargument,Daw­ Capitol, but he said the sus­ away from doors. 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A$25 fee will be [email protected] charged on all checks returned for non­sufficient funds. Copy editing, KarenCater 206­464­8975 [email protected] TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 2016 | | News A3 CloseUp Christians Pakistan military leads drive easytarget for Islamic against extremists in Punjab extremists

By KATHYGANNON TERRORISM | The Associated Press Sunday’s blast ISLAMABAD—The suicide bombing in Lahore targeted Paki­ on Easter Sunday under­ scores how Pakistan’s stan’s Christian Christian minorityhas minority, killing become an easy target for the country’s Islamic ex­ 72 people,includ­ tremists, although Mus­ lims also were among the ing at least 25 victims. There are barely children and14 2.5 millionChristiansin the mostly Muslim country Christians. of 180million. Here’s more information: By SHASHANK BENGALI HISTORY: For centu­ AND AOUN SAHI ries,Christianshave been Times (TNS) apart of the Asian subcon­ SLAMABAD —Asfami­ tinent in what is now lies buried their children known as Pakistan. There Iand doctors tendedto are famous Pakistani scores of seriously wounded, Christians,suchasA.R. the Pakistani military Mon­ Cornelius, the firstnon­ day vowed amajor operation Muslim chief justice of to avenge asuicide bombing Pakistan’s Supreme Court, at acrowdedpublic park in as well as politicians, edu­ the eastern city of Lahore. cators,doctors and mili­ Officialsraised the death tary service members. But toll in the Sundayevening Christians often rank bombing to 72 people, in­ among the country’spoor­ cluding at least 25 children. est people, oftenworking The explosion occurred as at menial jobsand living in the park was packed with B.K. BANGASH /THE ASSOCIATED PRESS impoverished areas.When families celebrating Easter, APakistani Christian mother on Monday holds her injured child, who survived Sunday's bombing attack in Lahore, Pakistanwas carved from among them members of Pakistan. At least 72 people, including at least 25 children, were killed. alarger Indiain1947 and Lahore’sChristian minority, givenindependence as a although the vastmajority of homeland for South Asia’s casualties were Muslims. Suicide bomber History of attacks on Christians leading up to Easter Sunday Muslims, many Dalats or About300 more werein­ kills dozens Islamabad,2002: An American woman and her daughter were and thatgovernment forces lower­caste Hindus living jured. had provided security to in what is todayPakistan, killed along with three other people when multiple assailants “Whatwas the crimeof majorChristian neighbor­ converted to Christianity. AFGHANISTAN thesekids, whether they breached security and attacked amultidenominational church hoodsinthe city. But wit­ Their statusworsened were from Christian or Mus­ Kabul inside adiplomatic enclave. That same year,attackers with nesses said the park was a afterdictator Zia­ul Haq, Islamabad lim families?” said Muham­ grenades hit aChristian­runhospital, killing four people. soft target, withscant securi­ with Western support, Lahore mad Imtiaz, 32, whose Eastern Punjab, 2005: Three churches were destroyed, but no ty on Sundayevening. nurtured Islamic militancy brother­in­law waskilled in deaths were reported. “The government and to fightSovietforces in the bombing and sister re­ PAKISTAN Christian communitywere Afghanistan. The intoler­ mained unaccounted for. INDIA Gorja, eastern Punjab, 2009: Amob burned an estimated 60 vigilant during Holy Week ... ant views of these extrem­ Two of his nephews were homes, killing six Christians. but terrorists somehow had ists began to dominate, Arabian 0 300 injured. Sea MILES Eastern Punjab, 2010: Mobs of extremist Muslims attacked information aboutvulnera­ and minorities became Pakistan’s powerful army Source: Maps4News/HERE four churchesafter U.S. pastor Terry Jones called for peopleto ble areas,” Jacobsaid. “In­ easy targets. In the 1980s seized the initiative from the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS stead of hitting Christians in and 1990s, Christians burn the Quran. civiliangovernment, with theirneighborhoods, they sometimeswere set upon military officials saying that Islamabad, 2011: Gunmen killed prominent Christian politician attacked them at publicplac­ by mobs of Muslims, but it soldiers and paramilitary ed after the blast,security ShahbazBhatti. es.” wasn’t untilafterthe 2001 forces would conduct a“full­ forces arrestedanundis­ Peshawar, 2013: Multiple attackers, some in suicide vests, Analystssaid the attack U.S.­led assault on Af­ blown” operation against closed numberofsuspects was also directed at Sharif ghanistan that attacks killed 85 Christians. extremists across the popu­ and recovered a“huge and aimed at demonstrating against Pakistan’s Chris­ lous eastern state of Punjab, cache” of weapons and am­ EasternLahore,2013: Mobs of Muslims burned nearly 200 that extremists retained the tiansincreased both in particularly in southern munition, said the army’s homes belonging to Christians in the Joseph Colony. capacity to stage deadly numbers and ferocity. areasthat are believed to be chiefspokesman, Lt. Gen. attacks despite nearly two BLASPHEMY AND EasternLahore,2015: Two suicide bombers attacked two extremiststrongholds. Asim Bajwa. yearsofmilitary operations OTHERCONFLICTS: In Jamaat­ul­Ahrar, asplinter Pakistan’s DawnNews churches, killing 15 worshippers. against their hideouts in predominantly Christian groupofthe Pakistani Tali­ reportedthat investigators —The Associated Press Pakistan’s tribal areas. neighborhoods,radical ban federation, claimed had learnedthe identity of Politically the attack “hurts Muslims have carried out responsibility for the bomb­ the bomber and had arrested Nawaz Sharif the most,” said attacks based on trumped­ ing and said it targeted Chris­ threemembers of his family hails from Lahore, Pakistan’s churchesinLahore on the Hassan Askari Rizvi,aninde­ up charges of blasphemy, tians, who make up lessthan for interrogation. second mostpopulouscity. same day, killing at least 15 pendent security analyst in which is punishable by 2percent of Pakistan’spopu­ “Terrorists have assassi­ The bombing Sunday was Christians. Lahore. “The attack also death. Christians are rou­ lation of 182million. nated my sons and daughters the second majorattack PeterJacob,aLahore­ meansthat terrorists groups tinely accused by radical Officials saidatleast 14 in this war and, God willing, against Christians in Lahore basedChristian human­ still have astrong network in Muslims of trying to un­ Christians wereamong the we will wipe them out from in less thanayear. rights activist, said that the cities like Lahore.” dermine Pakistan as an dead. this country,” saidPrime Last May, Pakistani Tali­ Christian communitytook Includes material from The Islamic state. There have In five operationsconduct­ MinisterNawaz Sharif, who ban extremists attacked two precautions in the week Associated Press been reportsofforced conversions of Christian girls. In January, agirl was killed and two werein­ groups as strategic assets juredwhen they refused against archrival India to the the advances of three Bombingtestsprime minister’s east and Afghanistantothe Muslim men,who ran west. them over upon learning Sharif himselfhas also they wereChristian. Chris­ pushfor amore liberal Pakistan relied on support from con­ tian areas in Punjaband servative elementsinsociety Islamabad “haveseen to win elections. Punjab, mass attacks fueledby By NATALIE OBIKOPEARSON clashed with Qadri sympa­ which is governed by Sharif’s hate speech. Theseattacks Bloomberg News thizers who wanted Sharifto younger brother,has failed have led to widespread The suicide bomberwho adopt Islamic Shariah law. to take serious action against destruction of homesand killed dozens of Pakistanis On Monday, the extremists jihadist groups, according to properties,” the Islam­ enjoyingaday in the park to surged toward the Parlia­ Ikram Sehgal,aformer mili­ abad­based think tank, celebrate Easter Sunday ment and other key buildings tary official and chairman of The Jinnah Institute, said. probably had another target: in the city center. The dem­ the Pathfinder Group, one of MUSLIM EXTREMIST Prime Minister Nawaz onstrators set cars on fire, Pakistan’s largest security GROUPS: Radical Muslim Sharif’s vision of amore and the army was again companies. extremistgroups that liberal, inclusive democracy deployed to subduethe riot­ “There is acomplete net­ espouse aviolent anti­ in the Muslim­majority na­ ers. work that has to be uprooted Western philosophy and tion. In recent weeks,Pakistan’s and destroyed,” Sehgal said demand Islamic law The attack, in the biggest Islamist parties have been by phone.“The Punjab gov­ throughout Pakistan see city in Punjab and Sharif’s threatening widespread ernment talks alot, but Christians asallies of the hometown, was the deadliest demonstration to protest there’s no action. Unless you West and opponents of since Taliban fighters en­ PRESS INFORMATION DEPARTMENT VIA AP what they say is Sharif’s move against jihadis, their theirinterpretation of tered an army school in De­ Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif talks to an injured victim of leanings toward the West. hideouts, their logistics, their theirfaith. While Paki­ cember 2014 and massacred Sunday's bombing in Lahore, Pakistan, on Monday. “Sharif is sufferingablow personnel,their contacts, stan’s mostviolent extrem­ 134 students, shooting some back,” said Rohan Gunarat­ theircomplete network — ist groups are sectarian­ pointblank in the head. na, who runsthe Internation­ thesethingswill keep going basedand often attack That strikeprompted progressive, forward­look­ ety, and lawmakers in his al Centrefor PoliticalVio­ on.” each other,they will rou­ Sharif and military leaders to ing” Pakistan,acountry political baseofPunjabare lenceand Terrorism Re­ Sharif vowed to do just tinely uniteagainst Chris­ enactnew measurestofight createdfor Muslimsafter it backing abill to protect search at Singapore’s that Monday. The army tians. The allianceofTali­ terrorists. gained independencefrom women. Nanyang Technological conducted raids in cities ban groups operating in Pakistanhas since put the British in 1947. In doing His governmentalso un­ University. “Pakistan is today throughout Punjab,arresting tribal areas known as the more than320 people to so, he’s backed moves to blocked YouTube and agreed avictim of terrorism, andthe suspected terrorists and Tehrek­e­Taliban Pakistan death, including many improve the lives of women to allowEaster and the tradi­ worldneedstounderstand recoveringweapons. specifically targetChris­ death­row inmateswhose and religious minorities — tional Hindu festivalsof that without constantly ac­ “Our goalisnot only to tians. Attacks have in­ caseswere unrelatedtoter­ includingHindus, Christians Diwali and Holi as public cusing it of beingaperpetra­ eliminate terror infrastruc­ creasedasPakistan’smili­ rorism. and Shia Muslims —who holidays. tor of terrorism.” ture but also the extremist tary has stepped up its Extremist violenceisdown have been frequent targets of Perhaps mostsignificantly, Pakistanhas seenmore mindset, which is athreat to assault on the Taliban’s overall, but many Pakistanis sectarianviolence. his governmentinFebruary than 60,000people die from our way of life,” Sharifsaid in tribal hideouts. The La­ believethe government’s “Sharif seems to have executedMumtaz Qadri, a terrorism since 2001, as astatementMonday after hore bombing was carried policies have not madethem takensome steps, which the bodyguardwho shot afor­ Taliban insurgents based in reviewingsecurity in Lahore. out by abreakaway Tali­ safer—particularlyasthe terroristsclearly are angered mer Punjab governor in 2011 the mountainous areasnear “We must take this war to the ban groupthat also said Pakistani Taliban and its by,” saidFarahnaz Ispahani, afterthe officialsought to Afghanistan look to over­ doors of terrorist outfits the violencewas in retalia­ offshoots continue to wage aPakistaniauthor and for­ ease the country’s controver­ throwdemocracy and imple­ before they are able to hit our tion for an army offensive headline­grabbing attacks mer parliament member. sial blasphemy law. Salman ment Islamic Shariah law. innocent country men.” in North Waziristanthat against civilians. “The terrorists are continu­ Taseer was defending a Yet despite the heavy Whether he follows began in 2014. Also target­ The reduction in violence ing their quest to purifyPaki­ Christian woman jailedon death toll, Pakistanhas through, however, remains ing Christians are groups has helped spur investor stan of all religious minori­ blasphemy charges. Taseer struggled to convince the an open question. Pakistan like the Lashkar­e­Jhangvi, interest in the country. ties and thosewho don’t had also criticized Pakistan’s worldthat it’s really serious has beenaccusedtime and avirulentanti­Shiite The latest bloodbath repre­ conform to their limited harshblasphemy laws and abouteliminating all terror­ againoftoleratingextremists group; Jamaat­ud­Dawa, sents another pivot point for vision.” campaigned against them. ist groups. The military, who attack its neighbors which is also known as the Sharif. Sharif condemnedso­ As rescuers raced to save which has ruled Pakistan for while fighting back against terroristgroup Lashkar­e­ In recent monthshe’s called honor killings as a victims of Sunday’sterrorist more thanhalf its history, thosethat strike within the Taiba; and the Sunni called for amore “educated, “darkside”ofPakistani soci­ attack, police in Islamabad has longused extremist country. groupSipah­e­Sahaba. A4 News | | TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 2016 SecretService won’t allow guns at GOP convention

CAMPAIGN TRAIL | ative, he helpedmanage the Walker appearsset 1976 convention floorfor WASHINGTON —The to back Cruz President Ford in his show­ Secret Service on Monday down with Ronald Reagan, quashed the hopes of gun­ ROTHSCHILD, Wis.— the last time thatRepubli­ rights advocateswho were Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker cans enteredaconvention pushing for the opencarryof planstoannounce his en­ with no candidatehaving firearms to be allowed at this dorsement in the Republican clinched the nomination. summer’s Republican Na­ presidentialrace Tuesday, a He performedasimilar tional ConventioninCleve­ week beforethe state’s pri­ function for Reaganin1980, land. mary. and played leading roles in An online petition in sup­ Meanwhile, Texas Sen. the 1988 and 1996conven­ MATT YORK /THE ASSOCIATED PRESS port of the effort rapidly Ted Cruz on Monday heaped tions, for George H.W. Bush Voters in Gilbert, Ariz., wait to cast their ballots last Tuesday in the state’s gained signatures and atten­ praise on his former rival, and Bob Dole. presidential­primary election. Big cutbacks in polling places resulted in long lines. tion in the past week,apply­ calling his fight against Manafort has drawn atten­ ing pressure to pro­gunRe­ unions in­ tion in recent yearschiefly publican officials and presi­ spiring. for his work as an interna­ dentialcontenderstowalk Walker tional political consultant, the walk when it comes to said Mon­ most notably as asenior Stillangerafter apology guns. But on Monday, the day he will adviser to former President Secret Service said thatonly make public Viktor Yanukovych of law­enforcement personnel whom he’s Ukraine,who was driven over Arizona votingmess will be allowed to carry fire­ backing on a from power in 2014. arms at the event. Milwaukee Trump’spresidential cam­ Presidential “Title 18 United States talk­radio paign saidMonday that it By FERNANDA SANTOS by 70 percent from 2012. some of the problems Arizo­ Code Sections 3056 and candidate show whose will officiallychallengestra­ The New York Times Purcell, aRepublican na couldface aheadofthe 1752 provides the Secret Sen. Ted Cruz conservative tegic maneuvering thatcould PHOENIX —Aprotester holding the office since Novemberelections. Service authority to preclude host has give Sen.Ted Cruz asharp was led off in handcuffs 1998,triedtooffer explana­ Fewervoters mailed in firearms from entering sites already lead in the finaldelegate tally from the visitors gallery of tionsfor why and what went theirballots, more people visited by our protectees, endorsed from the Louisianaprimary, the Arizona Legislature on wrong asthe county re­ who had received ballots by includingthoselocated in Cruz.Walk­ despite the billionaire’s 3­ Monday amid afractious ducedthe number of polling mail showeduptovote in open­carrystates,” Secret er, whose pointvictoryduring the debate over Primary Day places to 60 from 200 —one person, andthousandsof Service spokesmanRobert short­lived state’s election earlier this last week, when adrastic site for roughly 21,500 independents linedupto Hoback said in astatement. run for pres­ month. cutback in polling locations voters —but the capacity vote,unaware they were “Onlyauthorized law en­ identended Agroupofso­called “un­ left tens of crowdwas having none of not allowedtoparticipate in forcement personnel work­ in Septem­ bound” delegates and others thousands it. the state’s closed presiden­ ing in conjunction withthe ber, had previouslypledged to Sen. of Arizo­ One man said, “Not good tial primaries. Secret Service for aparticu­ Wisconsin previously MarcoRubio couldpotential­ nans un­ enough.” The audience The changes that caused lar eventmay carry afirearm Gov. Scott said he ly rallybehind Cruz, The able to cheered. the havocwere someofthe inside of the protected site.” Walker would back Wall Street Journal reported vote, forced Purcell hadalready said firstmade in Arizona since The petition’s creator was whatever last week, givingthe senator to cast her officewould makenew the Supreme Courtan­ originally listed as Len Da­ candidate is up to 10 more delegates from provisional plansfor November,pre­ nulled aprovision of the vies, of Spokane —but was chosen as the GOP nominee, the statethan Trump will ballots or sumably addingmore poll­ Voting RightsAct requiring switched MondaytoThe but he said last week that receive. Maricopa made to ing sites. federal approval for modifi­ Hyperationalist, several days Cruz was the onlycandidate County wait in long Meanwhile, Michelle cations in elections rules afteritclaimed creditona who had achance at beating Mock Trump linesfor Reagan, the Arizona secre­ and requirements here and blog thathas justone entry: front­runner Donald Trump. Recorder tombstone removed Helen Purcell hoursinthe tary of state —who told in 15 other states. the change.orgpetition. The When Walker ended his heat. reporters beforethe hearing Voters in majority­minori­ Hyperationalist’s Twitter presidential bid,hecalled on NEW YORK —Amock As the anger bubbled over that she had known about ty South Phoenix, awork­ account (https://twit­ others to join him so it would tombstone for Donald Trump within apacked State Capi­ the cutbackinpolling places ing­class enclave, stoodin ter.com/hyperationalist) be easier to take onTrump. has beenremoved from New tol, asheepish election but had not wanted to “sec­ line for several hours. says it joinedinMarch 2011, York City’s CentralPark, just official blamed the chaos on ond­guess”the county’s The last ballot at South bearsapicture of Abraham Strategist to help afew blocksfrom the Trump poor planning and amis­ decision —said she planned Mountain Community Cen­ Lincoln as its profile photo International Hoteland guided attempt to save to hold four community ter, the area’s sole polling and describesitself as Trump on delegates Tower. moneybyclosingpoll loca­ meetings in the areas most site,was cast at 12:12a.m. “Speaking truth to stupid Donald Trump,girding for The gravemarker dis­ tions. affected by the long lines, all on Wednesday, well past since ... well, since now.” along battle over presiden­ played the name “Trump” “I apologizeprofusely —I but one in heavily Hispanic the polls’ closing time. Begunanonymously a tial delegates andapotential belowacross.Belowthat, it can’tgoback and undo it,” partsofthe county. In North Scottsdale, one week ago, by midafternoon floorfight at the Cleveland read “Donald J.,” withthe said Helen Purcell,the Mari­ Electionofficials said the of the county’s most affluent Monday the petition had convention, has enlistedthe Republican front­runner’s copa Countyrecorder,dur­ location and number of communities, waits were nearly 50,000signatures. veteran Republican strategist birthyear, 1946, and the ing ahearingofthe Arizona polling places in Maricopa nowhere nearly as long. The week­oldpetition Paul Manaforttolead his year of death left blank. HouseElections Committee County had been deter­ The mayorofPhoenix, exceededanearlier goal of delegate­corrallingefforts, It also displayed the phrase on Monday as more than minedbyinformed assump­ Greg Stanton, has sent a 5,000signatures by Thurs­ according topeople briefed “Make AmericaHate Again,” 100 voterslistened in. tions, using turnout by mail letter to the Justice Depart­ day night,according to the on Trump’splans. amockingsendup of the MaricopaCounty, which and at the polls from 2008, ment seeking afederal AkronBeaconJournal. 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By DAN JOLING The Associated Press Pavlof volcano erupts ANCHORAGE, Alaska — The eruption began around 4 p.m. Sunday with seismic Strong winds Monday activity remaining high. The ash plume extends for more than pushed an ash cloud from an 400 miles to the northeast over interior Alaska. The ash cloud Alaska volcano intothe heart has reached an altitude of 37,000 feet. of the state, grounding flights and limiting traveltowest­ ern and northerncommuni­ Alaska ties off the road system. RUSSIA Pavlof Volcano, one of Ash-plume Alaska’smostactive volca­

warning Anchorage CANADA noes, is 625 miles southwest of Anchorage on the Alaska Bering Homer Peninsula, the finger of land Sea Pavlof Gulf of that sticksout from mainland Alaska Alaska toward the Aleutian Dutch Harbor Islands. 0 400 Cold Bay The volcano in the 8,261­ MILES foot mountain erupted about Pacific Ocean Sources: Alaska Volcano Observatory, 4p.m. Sunday, spittingout National Weather Service MARK NOWLIN / THE SEATTLE TIMES an ash cloud thatrose to 20,000 feet. Lightning over the moun­ blaster. thomas said. tain and pressure sensors An eruptionofMount The volcano,about 4.4 indicated eruptions contin­ Redoubt in December 1989 miles in diameter, has had 40 ued overnight.By7a.m. sent out an ash cloud 150 known eruptions. Its conical, Monday, the ash cloud had miles thatflamed out the jet nearly symmetrical shape risento37,000feet and engines of aKLM flightcarry­ indicates its eruptions tend windsto50mph or more had ing 231 passengers to An­ to be lessviolent than the stretcheditover more than chorage.The jet dropped kind that blows tops off 400 miles into Alaska’sinteri­ more thantwo miles before mountains. or. pilots were able to restart the “It can erupt for periods of “It’s right in the wheel­ engines and landsafely. hourstodays or it can go on houseofalot of flights criss­ “We just simply will not fly for much longer periods of crossingAlaska,” said geolo­ when ash is present,”Alaska time,” Waythomassaid. “It gist Chris Waythomas, of the Airlines spokeswomanBob­ won’teruptcontinuously for U.S. Geological Survey bie Egansaid. many months or ayear. It (USGS), partofthe Alaska The closest community, will be intermittent. But the Volcano Observatory, along Cold Bay,is37miles south­ eruption cycle couldgoon with the University of Alaska west ofthe volcano, opposite for awhile,oritcould and the state Division of of where the windwas blow­ abruptlyshut off and be done Geological and Geophysical ing ash. tomorrow.” Surveys. Geologists callPavlofan Alaska Airlines on Monday open­system volcano,Way­ afternoon said it canceled 41 thomas said. flights affecting about 3,300 “The pathways thatmag­ customers headingtoFair­ ma follows to the surface are banks, Bethel,Kotzebue, pretty open in avolcanologi­ Nome,Barrow and Dead­ cal sense,” Waythomas said. horse. The airline said it will “Theycan convey magma resume its 54 regularly and gas very easily. Magmas scheduled flights Tuesday, if can move to the surface conditionsimprove. wheneverthey feel like it, Volcanic ashisangularand more or less.” sharpand has been used as The movementcomes with an industrialabrasive. The little shaking of the ground, powdered rockcan cause a and the lackofearthquakes jet engine toshut down. as an early warning of an USGS geologistshavecom­ eruption “makes us go crazy pared it to flying intoasand monitoring them,” Way­

09789-15 A6 News | | TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 2016 Human acts tied to risk of big quakes FRACKING CITED Chance of damage safely in someplaces than in The new map serves as from the construction pro­ LOWEST CHANCEHIGHEST CHANCE others. areminder to the local cess.” It’s not immediately clear “ The fluids injected into the LikeCalifornia Less than 1% 1%-2% 2%-5% 5%-10% 10%-12% populations living with the whetherthis new research deep wells don’t lubricate the for somestates, will change industry practic­ recent earthquakes thatitis faults so much as put addi­ new reportsays es, or even whether it will best to be prepared to feel tional pressure on them, Minneapolis Boston surprise anyone in the areas ground shaking.” driving theirwalls apart, he of newly estimated risk. noted. HEATHER DESHON By JOEL ACHENBACH In Oklahoma, for example, Afault running between Seismologist at Southern The Washington Post Lincoln Columbus the natural rate ofearth­ Dallas and the adjacent city Denver Washington, MethodistUniversity who was Earthquakesare anatural D.C. quakes is only one or two a not involvedwith the new study of Irving causedamagnitude hazard —except when year,but therehave been 3.6 earthquake in January they’re man­made. Nashville Raleigh hundredssince fracking 2015. The oil and gas industry Oklahoma City became commonplace in the riskstothe public. Past USGS That was attributed to has aggressively adopted the Atlanta last decade. hazard maps didn’t include natural causes, though an technique known as hydrau­ Dallas “By including human­in­ man­madeevents. injection well was onlyabout lic fracturing,orfracking, to ducedevents,our assess­ “Having it quantified au­ six miles away,said Heather shatter subsurface shale rock Austin New Orleans ment of earthquake hazards thoritatively will be helpful DeShon, aseismologist at and liberate the oil and gas Based on natural and has significantly increased in in establishingjust how SouthernMethodist Univer­ lurking there. But the process induced earthquakes partsofthe U.S.,” Mark Pe­ much danger there is,” said sity. results in tremendous THE WASHINGTON POST terson, chiefofthe USGS Michael Blanpied, associate But the USGSidentifies the amounts of chemical­laden NationalSeismic Hazard coordinator of the USGS huge Dallas metropolitan wastewater, which the in­ Mapping Project, said in a Earthquake Hazards Pro­ area as one of the main plac­ dustry disposes of by pump­ partsofthe central United quakes includes Oklahoma, release. gram. es vulnerabletoasignificant ing into deep wells. States now face aground­ Kansas, Texas, Arkansas, The report, basedonre­ With afew exceptions, earthquake because of hu­ And the Earth moves. shaking hazard equal to the Colorado, NewMexico, Ohio cent seismic activity, is just a locationsinthe nation’s man factors. On Monday, the U.S. Geo­ famously unstable terrain of and Alabama. one­year hazard assessment. central andeastern regions “The new map serves as a logical Survey published for . There are also states with In effect, the scientists have are not generally thought of remindertothe localpopula­ the firsttime an earthquake Some 7million peoplelive wastewater­disposal wells said thatwhat hashappened as seismically unstable. tionsliving with the recent hazard map covering both in places vulnerable to these but no record of recent natu­ in the recentpastwith in­ But, Blanpiedsaid,“Pretty earthquakes thatitisbest to natural and “induced” induced tremors, the USGS ral earthquakes—suggesting ducedearthquakes will likely much everywhere has faults. be prepared to feel ground quakes. concluded. that the practiceofinjecting happen in the near future — The nation was built over a shaking,” said DeShon, who The map and an accompa­ The list of places at highest wastewater deep into the hardly aradical finding.The billion years,and lots and was not involved in the new nyingreport indicate that risk of man­made earth­ Earth can be done more goal is to helpcommunicate lots of faultsare left over study. Meteorologists may soon give 50­day notice for extreme heat AMAZING

By HENRYFOUNTAIN go in 1995 when more than der, Colo., and the leadau­ The New York Times 700 people died in five days. thor of the study. Not only Deadly summer heat Given more leadtime, did it existonthose hot days waves in the eastern United planners could take mea­ —definedas12degrees States may be predictable sureslike establishing more hotter than normalsummer nearly two monthsbefore cooling centers,and stepping temperatures —“but impor­ they occur, giving emergency up programs to track home­ tantly, up to seven weeks planners andfarmersmore less peopleand homebound before,” McKinnon said. time to prepare, scientists olderAmericans. Farmers Heat waves can be predict­ reportedMonday. couldplan more irrigation ed with confidenceinshort­ The key, scientists said,is for crops and waterand term forecasts, but these the occurrence ofadistinc­ shadefor livestock. become increasingly unreli­ tive pattern of watertemper­ In astudypublished Mon­ able beyond several days. atures across astretch of the day in the journal Nature Most longer­term,seasonal NorthPacificOcean.While Geoscience, researchersfirst forecasts,which look at the pattern does not guaran­ identified extremely hot days weather probabilities a tee that aheat wavewill in the eastern half of the monthormore in the future, occur, it significantly increas­ country from 1982 to 2015. do not focus on heat waves or es the odds of one happening Then they looked at temper­ other extreme events. as much as 50 days later. ature data for sea surfaces — Seasonal forecasts had From 1999 to 2010, about specifically, the extent to predicted thatnormaltem­ 620 people died each year, which temperatures were peratures would be most on average, from heat­relat­ aboveorbelow normal —for likelythat summerinthe ed illness in the United the same period. Northeast and Midwest. But States, according to the Cen­ “The patternpopped out at in examining the oceandata ters for Disease Control and us really clearly,”said Karen retroactively, McKinnon Prevention. Someheat McKinnon,aresearcher at said,“as early as mid­May, waves have beenespecially the National Center for At­ we saw the imprint of this lethal, like the one in Chica­ mospheric Research, in Boul­ pattern in the Pacific.”

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NEW MICROSOFTDEVICE started shipping to customers, into making its own hardware. deal to buy Perceptive Pixel, a FOR CORPORATE MEETINGS about six months later than origi­ The price also rose, by $2,000, builder of touch­screen displays nally planned. from Microsoft’s first announce­ that can handle more than one 6months later than initial In ablog post last week announc­ ment of expected availability. The input at atime, atechnology most ing the shipments, Microsoft didn’t 55­inch model costs $8,999, and famously used by CNN anchors to target; $2,000 added to cost address the cause of the delay for the 84­inch variant starts at track election results. the device, which was scheduled $21,999. The devices are manufactured in By MATT DAY JOHN LOCHER /AP for September rollout. Microsoft says it has honored all Wilsonville, Ore., the old home of SeattleTimes technology reporter The delay is the latest manufac­ existing orders made at the pre­or­ Perceptive Pixel’s engineering Consumers have begun The Surface Hub, Microsoft’s turing hurdle for asoftware­fo­ der price. team. receiving Oculus Rift giant, touch­enabled screen meant cused company, which has occa­ The Surface Hub is built in part Microsoft is betting the devices, virtual­reality headsets. for corporate meeting rooms, has sionally stumbled when venturing on technology acquired in a2012 See >MICROSOFT, A10 They’re being delivered initially to Kickstarter backers, then to people who ordered one in January for $600, or at Good test results least $1,500 with a high­end personal from migraine computer included.

Dellsells IT unit: Dellhas therapy trigger agreed to sell its Perot Systems subsidiary, which provides information­tech­ Alder stock frenzy nology services to hospi­ talsand governments,to By DONI BLOOMFIELD theJapanese technology Bloomberg News companyNTT Data for Alder Biopharmaceuticals rose as much as 62 per­ almost $3.1billion, NTT cent, its biggest intraday gain ever, after saying its said. The dealispartofa experimental infusion to prevent migrainesmet the reorganizationbyDell as it main goals of amidstage trial. prepares to buy data­stor­ Alder’s drug ALD403 knocked down migraine days by at least 75 percent per month in 41 percent of age providerEMC for patients on its highest dose, according to acompany $67 billion. That transac­ statement Monday. The Bothell company, which sold tion, the largest nthe shares in an initialpublic offering in May 2014, closed technology industry, was up $8.52, or 49.6 percent, at $25.70 Monday. announced in October. The results help Alder keep pace in atight race with NewPandora CEO: In a drugmakers TevaPharmaceutical Industries, Amgen, surprise move, Pandora Eli Lilly and Allergan,which want to get migraines Media named co­founder therapies to market that use the same approachas Tim Westergren as its new Alder’s, called anti­CGRPs. These work by suppress­ chief executiveatatime ing the CGRP protein, which is believed to have an of big changes anduncer­ important role in pain and causingmi­ tainty at the Internet graines. radio leader. Westergren, On acall with analysts, Alder Chief Executive Ran­ dall Schatzman saidheexpects the competitor drugs who hadpreviously served to enter the marketwithin nine to 12 months of each as Pandora’schiefexecu­ other. tivefrom2002 until 2004, Schatzman said 13 million patients nationwide are replaces Brian McAn­ See >ALDER, A10 drews, effectiveimmedi­ ately. The unexpected shake­up at the Oakland, Calif.­based company was seen as throwingcold water on theprospect New report says that Pandora may be up forsale. Office 365 suite Campbell haltsBPA use: Campbell Soup said it will stop usingthe chemical is the most­used Bisphenol Ainthe linings of its canned productsby Web business app themiddle of next year. The pledgeisaresponse DAVID PAUL MORRIS /BLOOMBERG, 2014 to consumerconcerns By MATT DAY that the commonly used Virgin America flies up and down the West Coast as well as on transcontinental routes Seattle Times technology reporter chemicalknownasBPA out of its bases in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Microsoft’s Office 365 productivity suite remains raisesthe risk of cancer, the most used Web­based business application, ac­ brain damage andhor­ cording to areport from Okta, aSan Franciscostart­ monal problems.The U.S. up. Foodand Drug Administra­ Alaska Air, JetBlue Okta builds software that allows companies to man­ tion maintains thatBPA is age employees’logins to multiple Internet­accessed safeatthe currentlevels services. That give Okta aset of data representing how usedinfood. companies—oratleast thosethat have embraced bid on Virgin America cloud­computing services —use software. Valeantsinks: Shares of Microsoft’s Office 365 became the most­used app beleaguered Canadian among Okta customers in the middle of last year, and drugmaker ValeantPhar­ WESTCOASTCOMPETITION to peoplefamiliarwith the matter. held onto that title at the end of 2015. maceuticals plunged Discussions between Virgin Salesforce.com was second, followed by cloud­stor­ again Monday, falling Alaska,which flies only America and the two bidders are age company Box and Google Apps. Amazon Web 7.2 percent,after its CEO Boeingjets, would have to ongoing, and adeal could be an­ Services rounded out the top five, rising from eighth was subpoenaed by aU.S. nounced as early as next week, the place ayear ago. congressionalcommittee. absorb Virgin’s Airbus fleet people said, asking not to be identi­ Concur, the Bellevue expense­reporting company The Senate Aging Commit­ fied discussing private informa­ sold in 2014 to German software giant SAP, was sixth. tee said in astatement By ED HAMMOND tion. The report comes aday beforethe kickoffofMicro­ that J. Michael Pearson, AND DAVID WELCH Abid fromAlaska could make soft’s annual Build developer show in San Francisco. Valeant’sCEO since Sep­ Bloomberg News sense tostem competition from Richard The company is expectedtotout the value of its cloud­ tember 2010, is among Virgin Americareceived take­ Virgin Americaonroutes along the Branson, computing network,aswell as Office and Windows, thewitnessesexpected to over offers from JetBlue Airways West Coast. chairman and as building blocks for developers. testify April 27.The com­ and Alaska Air after the carrier But it would be easierfor JetBlue founder of Microsoft is among the companies trying to realign backed by billionaire Richard Bran­ to absorb the Virgin America fleet, its existing software business to the cloud, where it mittee is holding itsthird Virgin Group hearing sinceDecember son put itself upfor sale, according See >VIRGIN, A10 See >OKTA, A10 on soaringprices for pre­ scriptionmedicines, which arebecomingunaf­ fordable for many patients Marriott could see prize of Starwood slipping from grasp Disappointingspending: U.S.consumerspending By HUI­YONGYU stockdeal. edged up atiny 0.1per­ Bloomberg News “The time and energy they’ve centinFebruary,the Marriott Internationalisfacing investedisnot something they’re Commerce Department the prospect that four months of goingtohappilywalk away from,” saidMonday, anditre­ work toward completing apur­ said Tom Baker,corporate manag­ vised downits estimateof chaseofStarwood Hotels &Resorts ingdirector at commercial real spending growth in Janu­ Worldwide is abouttocomeun­ estate services firmSavills Studley. ary from asolid 0.5 per­ done. “It’s just aquestionofcan they cent gain to amuch weak­ Starwood received a$14 billion justify payingmore than they’ve er 0.1percent,which takeover offer from agroupled by already bid, and at what point does matched December’s China’s Anbang Insurance Group. it stop?” lacklusterfigure. The That’s higher than Marriott’s last Marriott’soptions includeletting pullback led some ana­ bid, raising the stakes for the lodg­ Anbang buy the company it covets; lysts to downgrade their ing company to counter asecond paying apricesohigh that the expectations forthe time to saveamerger thatwould merger may become too financially growth of theeconomy create the world’s biggest hotel risky; or finding ways to makea operator. more­expensive acquisition pencil during the January­March Marriott has planned on the out, possibly through property quarter. acquisition since November, when sales. MIKE SIEGEL /THE SEATTLE TIMES, 2015 Compiled from Seattle Times Starwood first agreed to be bought The 89­year­old company, Starwood’s hotels in Seattle include the Westin downtown. news services by its larger rival in acash­and­ See >MARIOTT, A10

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But the reckoning in Denmark,two­thirdsofwhom ALAN FISCO themisthat inter­ cameeven sooner on trade, an area are unionized, still have alot of JIM SIMON executive vice president national trade where otherplayers, Europe in bargaining power. If U.S.corpora­ managing editor and chief financial officer policy is likelyto particular, have just as much power tionswere able to use the threat of be amajor issue in the presidential as we do. imports to smash unions, it was campaign. What’s more, the posi­ Nor is the threat of retaliation the only because our politicalenviron­ tions of the parties will be the re­ onlyfactorthat shoulddeter any ment supported union­busting. verse of what you might haveex­ hardprotectionist turn.There’s also Even Canada, right next door, has EDITORIALS pected: Republicans, who claim to the collateraldamage such aturn seen nothinglikethe unioncollapse stand for freemarkets, are likelyto would inflict on poorcountries. It’s that took placehere. nominate acrude protectionist, probably bad politicstotalk right And the rest of the answer is that The newspaper’s view leaving Democrats, with their skep­ now aboutwhat atrade war would Denmark (and, to alesser extent, ticism about untrammeled markets, do to, say, Bangladesh.But any Canada) has amuchstronger social as the de facto defendersofrelative­ responsible future president would safety netthan we do. InAmerica, ly open trade. have to think hard about such mat­ we’reconstantly told that global BOOST TAX CREDIT FOR But thisisn’t as peculiar adevel­ ters. competition means that we can’t opment as it seems. 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As the pain mounted, he spent the there’s areason for that difference. the global economy. that theDemocraticnominee won’t next five decades coping with bad habits that eventually landed It’strue that globalizationputs Serious economic analysishas have to engage in saber­rattling him on the streets and then in prison. downward pressure on thewages never supported the Panglossian over trade.She (yes, it’sstillover­ of many workers—but progressives view of trade as win­win for every­ whelminglylikely to be Hillary Now 62, Bateman finally has like Bateman. Developers can can offer avariety of responses to one that is popularinelite circles: Clinton) will, rightly, express skep­ ahome. apply for the funding through that pressure,whereas on the right, Growing trade can indeed hurt ticism about future tradedeals, but “I'm starting to see who I the Washington State Housing protectionism is all they’ve got. many people, and for the pastfew she will be abletoaddress the prob­ WhenIsay that Republicans have decades globalizationhas probably lems of working families without am,” he said last week standing Finance Commission. If adopt­ beenmore protectionist than Dem­ been,onnet, adepressing forcefor engaging in irresponsible trash talk outside Patrick Place Apart­ ed, Washington stands to gain ocrats,I’m not talking about the the majority of U.S. workers. aboutthe world tradesystem. The ments in Seattle, flanked by 35,000 more units over the distant past, aboutthe high­tariff But protectionismisn’t the only Republican nominee won’t. policies of theGilded Age; I’m talk­ way to fight that downward pres­ And there’s alessonhere that three mayors and aU.S. sena­ next decade —about 4,200 ing about modernRepublican presi­ sure.Infact, manyofthe bad things goes beyond this election. If you’re tor, no less. more units than is possible dents, likeRonald Reagan and we associatewith globalizationin generally asupporter of open­world Bateman lives in this 71­unit under the status quo. George W. Bush. Reagan, afterall, America were political choices, not markets —which you should be, imposedanimport quota on auto­ necessary consequences —and they mainly because market access is so building where Catholic Com­ Cantwell’s forthcoming legis­ mobiles that ended up costing didn’t happeninotheradvanced importanttopoor countries—you munity Services provides an lation is supported by acoali­ consumersbillions of dollars. And countries, even though those coun­ need to know that whatever they array of on­site services for tion of 1,300 housing groups Bush imposed tariffs on steelthat tries faced the same globalforces may say, politicians who espouse were in clear violation of interna­ we did. rigidfree­market ideologyare not people coming out of home­ nationwide. She plans to spon­ tional agreements, only to back Consider, for example, the case of on your side. lessness. Three years after sor the bill with U.S. Sen. Pat down afterthe European Union Denmark, which BernieSanders ©2016, New York Times News Service seeking assistance, he has Roberts, R­Kansas. threatened to imposeretaliatory famously held up as arole model. sanctions. As amember of the European Paul Krugman is aregularcolumnist for The kicked some old addictions. It is worthwhile legislation. Actually, the latter episode Union, Denmark is subject to the New York Times. His testimonial at the news Homelessness and skyrocket­ should be an object lesson for any­ same globaltradeagreementsaswe conference is ahumble remind­ ing rents are problems in need er why compassion and hous­ of bipartisan solutions. ing are keys to afresh start. Competition for limited Patrick Place exists in large funding is so fierce, the state Waste not, recycle not part thanks to financing from could only finance 17 out of 22 the federal government's Low­ qualified projects last year. By MATT STERN purchases arriveatour door? and their relationship to our opera­ Special to The Times Income Housing Tax Credit. Communities in Burien, Yak­ Changes in the stuff we buy and use tions and the environment. Since 1986, this program has ima, Vancouver, Royal City and Sthe largest residential at home translatesinto changes in Coming full circle, we’ve long recycler in North America the material that ends up in our known that preventingwaste is a spurred nonprofit and private Connell lost out on some much­ AandSeattle’s oldest curb­ recycling carts. muchbetter solutionthan recycling developers to build more than needed affordable housing. side­recycling­service provider, Littleattentionwas paid to these it. Studies show that some types of 1,000 affordable, multifamily Tacoma Mayor Marilyn Waste Managementhas seenbig changes—untilrecently.Asde­ new plastic­packaging technology changesinrecycling overalmost scribed in arecentSeattle Times use fewer naturalresources and housing properties in Washing­ Strickland, Everett Mayor Ray three decadesofrecycling in Seattle create less greenhouse­gas emis­ ton. That equates to about Stephenson and Seattle Mayor and the Puget Sound region.More­ sions than the traditional types of 75,000 permanently affordable Ed Murray acknowledged that over, just like the world around us, packaging —even whenthe new our businessisconstantlychang­ packaging is non­recyclable. In units. cities cannot deal with this ing. multiplestudies, non­recyclable U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell, crisis on their own. They have In the early curbside recycling plastic pouches —such as FedEx D­Wash., is now leading the been asking for state and feder­ programsofthe 1980sand ’90s, our pouches and those usedfor juice customers sorted their recyclables and some types of soup —are a charge in Congress to boost al assistance for months. intothree stackable bins. Cans and muchbetter choice from agreen­ that tax credit to states by up to If Congress does its job, some bottles wentinto one bin, newspa­ house­gas­emissions perspective 50 percent of the current 9 help would finally be on the per into another, mixedpaperand because they are lightweight and cardboard intoathird bin. Using use less virgin resources than the percent cap to help people just way. thissystem, the Pacific Northwest recyclablematerials theyreplace. became areal leaderinrecycling. The use of these pouches is growing As asociety, ourrecycling evolu­ because consumers love their con­ tionwas just gettingstarted. We venience.Inaddition,they make ACCOUNTABILITY learned that morepeople recycle environmental sense —yes,even

moreitems when we make recy­ DONNA GRETHEN /OPART thoughthey are not recyclable. FOR WAR CRIMES MATTERS cling more convenient, so we re­ All of thesechangesare are­ placed the binswith wheeledcarts article, [“Recyclersofmetals,plas­ minder of what is really important. REE nations of the world have agrim legacy of failing to ac­ for recyclables. Because the goal ticsbattered by global commodity While recycling is awidely accept­ Fknowledge the genocidal behavior that destroys lives else­ was to recycleasmuch as possible, plunge,” Business, March5], recy­ ed cultural norm, reducing con­ where. these “all­in­one”recyclingpro­ clables are commodities —metal, sumption and waste productionis grams became thenorm acrossthe plastic and paper—and areintheir the first and most effective step The horrors of the 1992­’95 not done more to stop the county as communities strove to fifth yearofapricing decline. Be­ toward reducing greenhouse­gas Balkan War are embodied in genocidal mayhem. More than make recycling as easy as possible. cause the value of therecyclables emissions. the former Bosnian Serb leader 160 suspects were eventually Fastforwardtocurrent times and soldhelpstocover thecost of recy­ The Pacific Northwest is in a morechange: What happened to cling, changesinthe typesofmate­ perfectplace to embrace this broad­ Radovan Karadzic. He was indicted, with 80 convictions. those newspapers delivered to our rials that we use,combinedwith er way of thinking. Let’stakead­ given a40­year sentence last Karadzic was first charged 21 doorstepeach morning? For years, the depressed value of metal, plas­ vantage of the region’s commit­ week by aUnited Nations tri­ years ago. The former psychia­ lastweek’s newspapers were the ticsand paper are affecting recy­ ment to the environment to ensure “bread and butter” of ourrecycling cling programsacross the country. we are reducing waste firstand bunal in The Hague for the trist hid as abearded New Age programs. Of course, noneofus Waste Managementisexamining focusingonrecycling the right atrocities he helped orches­ healer for 11 years, stood trial shouldbeterriblysurprised to hear every part of our recycling business materials —all with the end goal of trate. for five years and spent 18 that we are generating 50 percent in order to adapt to the changes reducinggreenhouse­gas emis­ less newspaper in the U.S.in2016 happening around us. Severalyears sions. Karadzic was convicted of months awaiting averdict. than we did adecade ago. ago, we beganworkingwithcom­ Matt Stern is area acts of brutality and genocide Karadzic’s 40­year sentence Moreover, the changesdon’t stop panies that make thepackaging director of recyclingfor that included the 44­month could include time served and there. Insteadofdrinkingsoda out and products that end up in recy­ WasteManagement. of cans, we are drinking water out cling carts so we can all be better siege of Sarajevo and the be reduced to 19 years. The of plastic bottles.What about all prepared forthe future.Inthe slaughter of more than 8,000 verdict has outraged both that cardboard that fillsupour process, we’veall learned alot Bosnian men and boys in Sre­ halves of the Bosnian territory recycling bins at homeasour online about consumer­purchasing trends brenica. divided after the war: too As explained by journalist harsh, too lenient. Julian Borger of The Guardian, The real and symbolic ac­ NorthwestVoices seemsincreasingly unlikely. Perhaps it’stime for the Repub­ the 1993 creation of the Inter­ countability for Karadzic sends Lettersandemails licans who refuse to even discuss national Criminal Tribunal for avery mixed message, consid­ the appointment of Merrick Gar­ the former Yugoslavia was ering the decades between his Supreme Court vention will devolve into acat­ land to listen to the words of nominee fightover the presidential nomi­ DirtyHarry and ask themselves: virtually an act of Western pen­ heinous crimes and the rule of nee. If the party denies Donald “Do youfeel lucky? Well, do ya?” ance —raw guilt over having law. Trump the nomination he so Underthe circumstances, it Feeling lucky? clearlythinks he’s earned, Isus­ mightbewisertotake the most Editorial board members are editorial page editor Kate Riley, Frank A. Blethen, RyanBlethen, BrierDudley, Mark Higgins, Jonathan Martin,ThanhTan, Editor, The Times: pect the pieceofpaper he signed moderate nomineethey’re likely William K. 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NWRAINIER>CLIMBERTU LIKELY DEADES FROM HYPOTHERMIA,DAY OFFICIAL SAYS>B3 Witness says man killed by Assault charge SPD appeared topull out gun for man WOMAN WAS SITTING time in the back the back seat of aFord Taurus at on the recording,Taylor asked her seat of apatrol car, the time of the shooting, the vehicle if she wanted to work asaprosti­ IN BACK SEAT OF CAR shortly after Taylor Taylor was besidebefore he was tute. But she declined, she said. was shoton shot. Aman who also was in the Tau­ in tree Police release patrol­car Feb. 21. Arear­fac­ Detectives with asearch warrant rus, in the driver’sseat, said he did video, interviews ing camera in the recovered ahandgun fromthe front not see Taylor with agun and only MOTHER SHARES patrol car recorded passenger­side floor of the Taurus, heardsome “impact sounds.” HER CONCERN FOR SON By STEVEMILETICH her remarks. police said. Also made public Monday was a AND CHRISTINE CLARRIDGE “I think he pulled Police also released an audio­re­ clip of arecordedinterview of a Seattle Times staff reporters Che Taylor ‘He’s obviously sick’ out agun and then cording of an interviewwith the firefighter who told policethat he Seattle police releasednew infor­ they shot...,” the woman said, woman, conductedlater that day, had to cutabelt with an empty and needs help mation Monday on the fatal shoot­ referring to police. in which she said Taylor didn’tobey holster on it off Taylortoprovide ing of Che Taylorbytwo officers, Just before, she said, she heard commands and pulled something medical treatment to him. By CHRISTINE CLARRIDGE includingpatrol­car video, record­ Taylor being told to “get on the from his pants that she assumed to See >SHOOTING, B4 Seattle Times staff reporter ed soon afterthe incident, in which ground.” be ahandgun. Aman who spentnearly 25 awoman spontaneously said she The woman described Taylorasa But she provided aless definitive hourslast week perched in a believed Taylor pulled ahandgun “friend of afriend,” whom she statement at thatpoint, notingshe ON THE WEB giantsequoia tree in downtown before officers opened fire. didn’t know was “running fromthe couldn’tactuallysee agun from her ‘I think he pulled out agun ...’ Seattle was charged Monday The unidentified woman made law.” blocked view in the back seat. To view the video of the witness, go with first­degree malicious mis­ the comment while sitting at the The woman had been sitting in Earlier that day,the woman said to seattletimes.com chiefand third­ degree assault. Cody L. Miller, 28, is scheduled to be arraigned NorthwestWanderings | Scenes from ajourney through our region on April11. In charging documents filed in King County Cody L. Miller So why do my folks thinkit’sfunny? SuperiorCourt, in 2011 prosecutors are asking ajudge to issueano­con­ tact order banning Millerfrom goingnear the towering tree just outside the downtownMacy’s store. Arborists estimated damage to the tree at about $7,000, prose­ cutors said. Police andfirefighters re­ spondedtoStewart Streetand Third Avenuearound 11:20 a.m. on March22after Miller alleged­ ly threwanapple at someone and then climbed about 70 feet up the sequoiatree. Police sayMiller pelted police and firefighters withgreen seed cones andbranchesrippedfrom the tree as well as pieces of metal, prosecutors allege. Several pass­ ers­by and cars were hit by the cones, police said. One officer See >MAN IN TREE, B3

Houseboat champion Bill Keasler dies at 69 ALAN BERNER /THE SEATTLE TIMES OBITUARY | "It tickles," laughs Katy Penwell as acorn snake's tail goes down her shirt. Her husband, Justin Penwell, wears aball python while their son Alexander, 2, simply has atiger on his top. Creatures from The Reptile Zoo near Monroe were at the University Heights Center in Seattle. By BOB YOUNG Seattle Times staff reporter Part of an occasional series Theremightnot be a“Sleepless in Seattle” houseboatand block­ BY ALAN BERNER /Seattle Times staff photographer buster movie This is not your typical petting zoo with a without Bill couple goatsand sheep. Keasler. The ReptileZoo just east of Monroe is Alongtime WASHINGTON home to large alligators, tortoisesand liz­ leader of Seat­ ards —and snakes not normallyseenin tle’shouseboat Western Washington. community, Mr. That’s because there are no venomous Keasler was snakes on this sideofthe Cascades. president for 30 This zoo has the world’s deadliest snake, theblack mamba, de­ven­ Bill Keasler yearsofthe city’s omized, plus more commonvarieties. was 69. FloatingHome Visitors can wear acorn snake or asmall ball python like aneck­ Association (FHA), which fought lace, touchaCuban rock iguana and feelthe shell of adesert tortoise. battles with city and stateoffi­ Please keep your handsaway from the mouth. cialstokeepthe homes on Lake The pointistoeducate, fascinate and remove fears many have of Unionand Portage Bay. thesecreatures. The once­bohemian communi­ IsaacPetersen ownsthe zoo, founded by his father,Scott,two ALAN BERNER /THE SEATTLE TIMES ty has faced opposition from decades ago. He often goes intothe community, bringing atraveling There's no petting Basker, an albino American alligator who has developers and bureaucrats and menagerieofsurprises. evictions thatjeopardized the At the University Heights CenterinSeattle, out comesBubba the an extremely strong jaw and sharp teeth. very existenceofhouseboats in Burmese python or Squirtthe African desert tortoise.That name Seattle. Mr. Keasler was instru­ mighthave been more appropriate for Lumpythe alligator, who polite. They want to be left alone.” mental in pushing for policies exhibitedalack of bladder control —becausecrocodilians don’thave Aboutthese encounters, Peterson says, “I wantpeople to have a that protectedthe roughly 500 them. personal experience so they caremore about them. They’re beauti­ floating homes thatremain. At the zoo, visitors can climb under the tank where Rhiannon,a ful.” He diedofcancer March 17. He 15­foot, 200­pound green anaconda, lives. Alan Berner: 206­464­8133 or [email protected] was 69. You can see her large underside scales, called scutes. They’re used “He dedicated asignificant for locomotion. part of his lifetoensuring the Petersen says, “Fear of snakes is alearned behavior —definitely ON THE WEB | Wander with us: View more permanency of the floating­ learned.” photos and read previous Northwest Wanderings at home community,” said Amalia “Theyeat rodents, rats and mice and helpwithprotectingcrops Walton, current FHA president. and food supply.” seattletimes.com/category/northwest­wanderings/ His chiefcontribution was Kailey Kimball, supervisor of the zoo, says,“Most snakesare very making surethat people could See >KEASLER, B2 Drop the nicknames, please —just call us giant bores SOUND TRANSIT STOPS REFERRING TO ‘PAMELA,’ ‘BRENDA’ Transportation’s Highway 99 replace­ “Peopleconfuse our projects,which ment project, and Sound Transit doesn’t agency is overseeing which project, and Doesn’t want light­rail tunneling machines confused with Bertha want anyone to get the tunnelersmixed which machines are doing which work. up, said Kimberly Reason, aspokes­ The humannames, the gender­specific By EVAN BUSH Husky Stadium, tunnel­boringmachine woman for the agency. names, are easily confused.” Seattle Times enterprise producer 1and tunnel­boringmachine 2, respec­ “There’s justbeen alot of confusion It’s perhaps not all that surprising that Read Nicole Sound Transit’s boring machinesare tively. between all the TBMs(tunnel­boring Sound Transitwants its machines to Brodeur’s getting more ... boring. You can thank (or blame) Seattle’s machines) operating in Seattle’s central keep their identities distinct from Ber­ column on The agency is now calling Brenda and other tunnel­boring machine,Bertha, downtown area—specifically, confu­ tha’s. The Highway 99 project is more Pamela, which have been burrowinga for the name change. Bertha is working sion withwhat was nicknamedBrenda than two years behindschedule,and A1. route that stretches from Northgateto on the Washington State Department of and Bertha,”Reason said. See >NICKNAMES, B2

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3 B2 NWTuesday | | TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 2016 Law firm won’t bill state for extra work in DOC probe

CASE INVOLVED EARLY of the Senate Hunter Good­ lating prisonsentences to stop the demotions of two others. Legislativestaffmay end up 2,800 offenders since2002 man. the early releases from con­ Those actionscame after taking Davis Wright Tre­ might have beenfreedbefore RELEASEOFPRISONERS “There is no additional tinuing. three people resigned in maine’swork —whichinclud­ their correct releasedates. balanceoutstanding,” Good­ And aprogrammingfix February. ed more than two dozen Two people werekilled by Firm worked beyond man saidMondayinameet­ requestedlate that year was Documents haveshown witness interviews and a offenders who should have sum OK’d by Senate ing of the Senate Facilities delayed 16 times —and not that by the time the Facilities review of more than 70,000 still been in prison in 2015, and Operations Committee. implementeduntilearlier this and Operations Committee pages of documents —to officials havesaid, and others By JOSEPH O'SULLIVAN Goodman said he didn’t year. authorized the secondofits prepare the Senate’s final released earlyand tryingto Seattle Times Olympia bureau knowthe valueofthe addi­ The Senate investigation two paymentsfor Davis report. re­establish their lives have OLYMPIA —The lawfirm tional work the firm per­ comes in additiontothe re­ Wright Tremaine,the firm ArecentDOC review of been rounded up and sent contractedtohelp the GOP­ formed. viewcommissioned by Gov. already had run up costs for morethan 1,500 potentially backbehind bars. led legislativeinvestigation Led by GOPSens. Mike Jay Inslee.Inslee’sinvestiga­ the entire $125,000. affectedinmates freed since intothe early releaseofpris­ Padden of Spokane Valley tion—estimated to have cost And thefirmcontinuedto December 2011 showedthat Information from The Seattle Times archives is included in this oners won’t bill the state and Steve O’Ban of University $140,000 —produced are­ workbeyond thesum autho­ three out of fourhad been report. Joseph O'Sullivan: 360­ Senate for additional work it Place, theinvestigationis port concluding that flawed rized by the Senate on Feb 23. mistakenly released early. 236­8268 or performedonthe probe. intendedasanindependent advice,ignoredemails and a Seattle attorney Mark If thatprojection holds to [email protected]. On Davis Wright Tremaine review of theerroneous pris­ lack of communication after Bartlett,who led the firm’s all potentialcases,about Twitter @OlympiaJoe staffers continuedtoperform on­sentence calculations that its discovery allowed the workfor theSenate, couldn’t work—interviewingwitness­ between2002and 2015 freed problem to continuefor years. be immediately reached for es and appearing at commit­ someofthe system’s most The report namedseveral comment. tee meetings —beyond the violent prisoners early. state employees who it said But theSenate investiga­ $125,000 theSenate autho­ While thesoftware­pro­ sharedblame for thefailures. tionisn’t yet finished—and rized for theinvestigation. gramming error was identi­ Inslee subsequently an­ lastweek Paddensaid the But, thestate’s “obligation fiedin2012, the state Depart­ nounced theresignation of probe was expanding to focus has been settled” with the ment of Corrections (DOC) one former DOCemployee moreonformer Corrections Cora JoanJONES NancyElizabeth firm, according to Secretary didn’tbegin manuallycalcu­ from hiscurrent state job and SecretaryBernieWarner. December 27,1911-March 26,2016 WHITEHEAD Cora Joan (Franich) Jones Born October23, 1950 in Renton, passed away on March26, 2016 WA,diedMarch 22,2016in at theage of 104. Shewas born Renton,WA. graduated in Seattle, WA on December fromFosterHighSchoolin1968 27,1911toCroatianimmigrants andwas amemberofFoster Frank andAndra (Beritic) TukwilaPresbyterianChurch ing in saltwater and “messing MartyGreer,alongtime FHA ages,shoreline planning and Franichand grew up on Denny since 1963.Lovingsisterof

Seattle Times staff KingCounty prosecutors havecharged a17­year­old withfirst­degree premedi­ tated murder, accusinghim of killing the alleged mem­ ber of arivalgang in Janu­ ary and then laterlaughing about it in recorded phone calls from jail. Anthony Javell Smith, who has beeninjuvenile detention since January on unrelatedfirearmand drug charges,was transferred to the Maleng Regional Jus­ ticeCenterinKent on Wednesday, the same day KEN LAMBERT /THE SEATTLE TIMES he was formally charged in Transportation dwarfed all other issues Monday during King County Executive Dow Constantine’s State of the County address in Redmond. adult court withmurder in the death of Demonte Young, 19.Smith is being held in lieu of $1 million County exec: New freeways are history bail. Young was shot in the forehead and chest in the STATE OF COUNTY SPEECH crisis. There is simply no other option “Thisisunsustainable,” Constan­ ple on the Eastside who don’t have stairwell of an apartment (thantransit) that can add the kind tine said. that optiontoday,” said Metropolitan complexinthe 10900 block Constantine says transit of capacity weneed to our transpor­ His speech got some of the biggest King County Councilmember Clau­ of Southeast 154thPlace in tation system,”Constantine told applause of the afternoon when he dia Balducci, the former mayor of Kent on Jan. 7. He died is only way to handle county officials, employeesand re­ told the Legislature,“Do. Your.Job. Bellevue. eitherenroute or after region’s future growth gional elected officials at Redmond ... Lift the arbitrary 1percentcap that Council Chair JoeMcDermott said arrivingatHarborview City Hall. is eroding the ability of local govern­ the only pushback he’s heard on the Medical Center in Seattle, By LYNN THOMPSON The executive, who chairsthe mentsthroughout the statetomeet ST3 proposal is from officials and chargingpapers say. Seattle Times staff reporter Sound TransitBoard, also called on the most basic needs of the people.” residents concerned about the pro­ Smith wasarrested in Declaringthe age of freewaybuild­ the Legislature to give local jurisdic­ The Sound Transit3plan calls for posedtimeline. SnohomishCounty SeaTac less than three ing over, King County Executive Dow tionsgreater taxing authoritythan extending the central light­rail spine representatives sent alettertoSound hours later, and a9­mm Constantine used his annual Stateof the 1percent property­tax increase to downtown Redmondand Federal Transit last week askingthe board to handgun found in his pock­ the County speech Monday to argue allowed annually under state law. Way in 2028, West Seattle by 2033, consider afaster delivery date for the et was matched to casings the case for a$50 billion Sound Tran­ He saidgovernments acrossthe Ballard by 2038 and Everettby2041. Everettservice. leftatthe scene, thecharg­ sit 3proposal that will go to voters in state, fromfire districts to cities to Bellevue College andIssaquah would McDermott said he’s heardthe es say. In addition, police November. counties, cannotkeep up as inflation get aline in 2041, under the pro­ samefrom his constituents in West say Smith was implicated With the three­county region’s and growth add to the costs of doing posedplan announced by the Sound Seattle. through eyewitness state­ population expectedtogrow by business. Transit Board last week. “What I’m hearing is, “We want it ments,video­surveillance 1millionover the next 25 years, He noted that when he took office, Afinal ballot proposal is expected sooner and we want more.’ There’s footageand cellphone Constantine saidtransit is the only the county’s operatingcostswere to be approvedinJune. an obligation to buildthe spine out to records,according to docu­ solution that can movealot of people rising about 5to6percentayear. Regional officials on hand for the Everett, but there’s also apent­up ments.Hours before Young —16,000anhour, or the equivalent Thoseincreases have slowed to speech generallypraised the prelimi­ demand to serve the city. We needto was killed, Smith allegedly of 14 new lanesonInterstate 5. 3.3 percent, but with the county nary plans. do it all,”McDermott said. madestatements in are­ “Even if wehad the money, we lack allowed to raise taxesonly 1percent, “As we expandlightrail, we can Lynn Thompson: corded phone call to a the physical space to build enough he said, it is facing a$50 million also extend the reach of bus service [email protected] or 206­464­ jailed associate “that he lanestobuild our way out of this deficit in 2017­2018. so transitisreally accessible to peo­ 8305. On Twitter @lthompsontimes was looking for opposition gangmemberstokill,” chargingpapers say. Since his arrest, police sett, of Wasilla, Alaska, said his grandmother filed are­ numerous attempts to get “There’s nothing we can do say Smith has madeanum­

Climberlikely dead from exposure on Mount Rainier

The Associated Press Saturdaynight after other MOUNTRAINIER NA­ climbers reported seeing TIONAL PARK —One climb­ overnightgear at Camp Muir er has likely diedfrom hypo­ but no one returning to the thermia and exposure on equipmentasthe storm MountRainier after he and raged. The pair had set off his climbing partner were Thursday to summitthe caught in awinter storm over 14,410­footglaciatedpeak the weekend, aspokeswom­ with plans to begin their an with Mount Rainier climbtothe top Saturday NationalPark said. morning. AChinook helicopter crew Park officials began pre­ and other rescue teams Mon­ paring asearch operation day were unable to reach the Saturday night,but extreme 58­year­oldman from Nor­ weather conditionsprevent­ way because of poor weath­ ed rescuers from mobilizing er. He and a41­year­old untilSunday.AChinook Canadian woman apparently helicopter crew tried toap­ took shelter at about 11,000 proach the mountainSun­ feet when afierce winter day, butitwas unable toland stormhit the mountain Sat­ because of the storm. urdayevening, park spokes­ In aseparate incident, a woman Patti Wold said. 26­year­oldman from Lacey The woman descended the was snowshoeing alone over mountain alone Sunday,and the weekend and was also climbers who saw her escort­ caught in the storm. He suf­ ed her to Camp Muir, abase feredsome frostbite,Wold camp at 10,188­foot on the said. peak’s south slope. The man set off adistress “It’s hard to see how he signal from his locater bea­ would have survived,” Wold con Saturdaynight, buthe said,noting thattempera­ managedtoreach Camp tureswere in the single digits Muir on his own Sunday. with lotsofwind and blow­ Rescuers tookthe snow­ ing snow. shoer and the female climber Park rescue crews began to ahospital for treatment, looking for the climbers Wold said. B4 NWTuesday | | TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 2016 2 Powerlifter lifts othersthroughfitness

BETTINA HANSEN /THE SEATTLE TIMES Bryant helps Marie Donohoe stand to serve during abeach­volleyball class at the South­ east Seattle Senior Center in November. Beach volleyball is one of several movement and exer­ cise programs taught by Bryant to help seniors stay active. He also volunteers to teach classes at the Bumblebee Boxing Club and Union Gos­ pel Mission in Seattle’s Othello neighborhood. “It’s not just weightlifting,” said Andrew “Bull” BETTINA HANSEN /THE SEATTLE TIMES Stewart, owner of Columbia City Fitness, the Powerlifter and fitness instructor Mark Bryant, who had ahip replaced, pulls 235 pounds at Columbia City Fitness in Seattle. He gym where Bryant trains and also teaches was recently inducted into both the Amateur Athletic Union Washington State Strength Sport Hall of Fame and the Washington classes. “It’s integrity, what you do in the com­ USA Powerlifting Hall of Fame after pulling a407­pound deadlift during acompetition in March. munity, it’s what you’ve given back.”

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The Winner’s Circle

Written by Jennifer Armstrong Illustrated by C.B. Mordan

into something. He hated that melt from Ben’sbones with every had run so fast she skidded on “But—” kid, whoever he was—trying crunch of the animal’sjaws. the extension cord to the fan and to scare him, trying to make righted herself with aquick grab She cut him offwith an upheld him feel like aworthless at astall door.But her expression hand. bum. He couldn’tbea That kid was definitely not wasn’tthe kind he’d been ghost. Ghosts didn’texist. aghost. He was somebody dreaming about. She wasn’t “I’m not going to say anything He was just aguy with asick smiling. She looked like she was about this, because maybe sense of humor.Wasn’the? who looked like Joe Pastore ready to kill somebody,and she I’m wrong. But I’m not taking and knew it, and for some kicked the extension cord away any chances with the horses, The nameplate on the stall sick reason he was trying to from her with an angry scowl. understand?” door read Candy Cane. A large white head swung rattle Ben’scage. “What are you doing?” she If you only knew how much Ilike upward, trailing wisps of repeated, her voice hard. you! Ben wanted to cry out. You hay.The horse looked at him, But whoever he was, the guy wouldn’tdothis to me! Please munching placidly,its jaws wasn’tright. The Brennans were He stepped away from Candy don’tdothis to me! and lips working from side to kind and generous. It wasn’t Cane, feeling guilty for no reason side. an act. Just because there were at all other than the accusation Just then, Ben felt apowerful hateful or cruel people in the in Rachel’seyes. He couldn’t shove from behind. As he Chapter Nine “Hey,Candy Cane,” Ben world didn’tmean everyone imagine why she was glaring at stumbled forward and fell to his AN ACCUSATION quavered, pitching his voice the was like that. Just because Ben him. knees, he realized that Candy way Rachel had that morning. hadn’tmet alot of good people Cane had given him apush with STORYSOFAR: After dinner,Ben in his life didn’tmean he couldn’t “Nothing. Petting—nothing.” his heavy head. Now he crouched runs into the same cruel, mocking The horse looked at him with meet some now.Why couldn’t on the dusty floor at Rachel’s kid who nearly ran him down— wide, unjudging eyes and the Brennans just be completely “I saw you,” she said, her fists feet, too mortified and ashamed but this time the rider introduces plucked another mouthful of decent folks who had always clenched by her sides. “I saw you to defend himself. She shrank himself as Joe Pastore. But that hay from the floor.Ben scratched been that way—even back as far with acigarette lighter.” backward in disgust, and afresh would make him... aghost. the horse’shard forehead as Mr.Brennan’sfather trying wave of humiliation flooded between the eyes, and let his to give Joe Pastore ahand? It If Candy Cane had turned around Ben’sheart. It couldn’tget worse The sweet, grassy,horsey gaze wander.The place was was awarmhearted family that and kicked Ben in the stomach than this. smell of the barn greeted Ben. filled with ajumble of tools and rescued dogs and horses, and with both hooves, he couldn’t From either side he heard the equipment: ropes drooping from now they were rescuing him, have been more stunned. “May Ihave it, please?” munching of horses chewing metal rings in the wall, pitchforks even though they’d been burned The lighter? The stupid, dirty, their hay,and abig box fan on and manure shovels lined up once before—literally.Somehow, disposable lighter he had picked Stricken, he looked up. an extension cord droned in the next to awheelbarrow,apile of for some reason, he had been up without even thinking about doorway,moving the humid air. sacks stamped in blue with the taken out of his dingy,left- it? There was along, nasty Rachel held out her hand. “The One of the cats, almost invisible words Blue Seal Feeds, awater behind existence and brought to silence. lighter.” in the shadows, swished its tail spigot with abucket hanging this peaceful, loving place, where from arafter.The warmth of the from it, atoolbox crammed with people were friendly and there Rachel drew adeep breath Trying to hold back the tears of day lingered, pulsing up from stiffbrushes and rags and spray were animals and good food before Ben could think of athing humiliation that welled in his the cement floor and making bottles. And over it all was the and adorable, incredible, brave, to say. eyes, Ben dug into his pocket and the smells of horse and hay and quiet munching of the horses smart— pulled out the lighter.Hating manure more intense. and the hum of the fan. As Ben “Listen, Iwas willing to give it, hating his life, he put it into scratched Candy Cane’sforehead, “What are you doing?” you the benefit of the doubt, Rachel’soutstretched palm. Ben paced toward the nearest he could feel the horse’sfacial but Iknow who you are, and I stall, feeling as though he muscles moving under his fingers Ben stared. It was as if he’d made know why you’re here with my wanted to cry,orsmash his fist with the chewing. The tension Rachel appear just by wishing. aunt and uncle,” Rachel said in a and fear and loneliness began to She was breathless from running, tightly controlled voice.

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Pea­ Washington Democrats bers saythey are ready to Edmonds sized hail also was reported estimate that attendance at move forward with an ordi­ in the area. last weekend’s caucuses was nancethat would impose Fire shuts down Aconvergence zone also slightly more than 230,000. one. Madrona classes brought lightning strikes to That turnout falls shy of About48percent of sur­ Classes were canceled the area on Sunday. the party’s record of 250,000 vey respondents support the Monday at Madrona K­8 in the 2008 caucuses. Satur­ ban, with 42 percentop­ School in Edmonds after a Seattle day’sneighborhood gather­ posedtothe proposal.Both fire Sunday night caused ings elected more than supporters and dissenters more than $250,000 in City­worker ban DISCOVERY CHANNEL 26,000 delegates to move on used the survey results to damage to the school. No on travel to N.C. The 12th season of Discovery Channel’s “Deadliest Catch” to legislativecaucuses and bolster their arguments. one was injured. Seattle Mayor Ed Murray will start March 29. county conventions, with a The SeattleCity Council Firefighters arrived about has banned city­employee majority of the delegates approved aplastic­shop­ 8p.m. to the school, in the travel to North Carolina eliminate the Inhumans. supporting Vermont Sen. ping­bag ban in December 9300 block of 236th Street after alaw was signed last ‘DEADLIEST CATCH’ Bernie Sanders. 2011, threeyears after vot­ Southwest in Edmonds, and week there preventing all “Brooklyn Nine­Nine,” 9p.m. For the 12th season of this Sanders was awarded ers rejected the city’s previ­ found smoke billowing from cities and counties from reality­show stalwart, there (Fox): Rosa asks Jake to help more than19,000 delegates, ous attempt to ban the bags. the building, according to a passing anti­discrimination are improvedvessels, new change Terry’s mind about her while former Secretary of news release from Snohom­ rules. crewand concernsabout new relationship. State HillaryClintonre­ King County ish County Fire District 1. Murray signed the execu­ warmerwater temperature. “FixerUpper,” 9p.m. (HGTV): ceived more than 7,000. 1man killed in Firefighters put out the tive order Monday, saying Season premiere, 9p.m. Tues­ The grand opening of the silos More than 40 uncommitted blaze in about 15 minutes. he’s committed to signing delegates were also elected. bicycle­race crash Investigators believe the additional ordersshould day, March29, on Discovery. arrives; Chip and Jo look for The overall delegatenum­ An Oregon man was killed fire started in astorage any otherstate follow someone torun the new Mag­ ber is lowerthan the original when he hit aguardrail room and spread to anear­ North Carolina. DougKnoop: nolia Bed &Breakfast. [email protected] or expectationof27,170.Party during abicycle race Satur­ by faculty lounge before The new North Carolina on Twitter @dougknoop “Chicago Fire,” 10 p.m.(NBC): spokesmanJamal Raad said day near Flaming Geyser firefighters doused the law deals ablow to the Severide is led to re­examinea Monday that’s because some State Park, the King County building. Aschool office and LGBT movement after suc­ Also on Tuesday case fromthe past while he delegateslots were left un­ Sheriff’s Office said. hallway also had smoke and cess with protectionsin filled, either because no one The man was ridingsouth water damage. Investiga­ cities across the country. “Ulee’s Gold” (1997),7p.m. investigates the discovery of a baby’s body in achimney. wanted to do it or because on 218th Avenue Southeast tors were not able to deter­ The state’s Republican­con­ (TCM): AFlorida beekeeper no one showed up inapar­ near Southeast Green Valley mine the fire’s cause but trolled General Assembly looks for the missing wife of “TheLate LateShowCarpool ticular precinct. Parkway in an organized said it was not suspicious. took action after Charlotte his jailed son but finds thugs Karaoke Primetime Special,” Ultimately, 101 delegates race when he lost control of city leadersapproved a looking for stolen loot. 10 p.m. (CBS): Singer Jennifer will be awarded proportion­ his bicycle and struck the Mill Creek broad anti­discrimination “TheFlash,” 8p.m.(The CW): Lopez joins TV host James ally to Clinton andSanders. guardrail, the sheriff’s office measure.Critics focused on In addition, the statehas 17 said. Funnel cloud languageinthe ordinance After discovering the true Corden for anew edition of the popularsegment. superdelegates, though a The man was taken to spotted in storm that allowed transgender identity of Zoom, Barry is more majority of them have said Harborview Medical Center, Several people reported people to use the restroom determinedthan evertostop “ThePeople v. O.J.Simpson: they support Clinton. where he died of his inju­ seeing afunnel cloud in alignedwith their gender him. American CrimeStory,” 10 ries. Snohomish County on Sun­ identity. “Marvel’s Agents of p.m. (FX): Johnnie Cochran Tacoma The King County Medical day afternoon. Republicans and their S.H.I.E.L.D.,” 9p.m.(ABC): and F. Lee Bailey go across the Plastic­bag ban Examiner’s Office had not Northwest Cable News allies have said intervening Agent Mack and his brother countrytoacquire the Mark identified the man as of reports the National Weath­ is necessary to protect the gains momentum Monday, but the cycling er Service took alook at safety of women and chil­ stepinwhenaradical group Fuhrmantapes. The Tacoma CityCouncil website VeloNews identified pictures taken of the cloud dren. called the Watchdogs planto The New York Times is movingtoward banning him as collegiate cyclist formation and agreed that it Times staff and news services B8 NWTuesday | | TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 2016

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Detroit 46 33 pc Richmond 65 36 s Duluth 45 30 pc Sacramento 66 44 pc El Paso 78 52 pc Salt Lake City 47 33 sf Regional Fargo 61 36 r San Antonio 76 66 pc Seattlealmanac Today’sNorthwestforecast temperatures Flagstaff 40 18 sf 65 55 sh Unless noted, statistics for yesterdaythrough Fresno 66 45 pc San Francisco 63 50 pc WASHINGTON Hi Lo Wea 6p.m. Readingstaken at Sea-Tacairport. Vancouver BritishColumbia Bellevue 58 40 s Grand Rapids 52 35 s San Juan 88 75 sh Island Bellingham Bellingham 63 43 s Great Falls 45 26 sn Santa Fe 65 29 pc Precipitation Victoria 0 50 Green Bay 53 39 c Sioux Falls 60 39 t 24-hour total 0.04" 63/43 Bremerton 59 38 s 60/44 Omak MILES Colville 63 34 pc Guam 88 76 pc St. Louis 65 49 pc 24-hour total last year on March 28 0.00" Mt. 65/38 Ellensburg 57 35 pc Hartford 48 29 pc St. Ste. 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Federal Way’s Barnette Montero moving on to the BlueJays takes the long waytothe By BOB CONDOTTA /Seattle Times staff reporter majors throughJapan PEORIA, Ariz. —IfJesus Montero ever livesuptothe potential that com­ pelled the Mariners to make him the By GEOFFBAKER /Seattle Times staff reporter centerpiece of atrade in whichthey SURPRISE, Ariz. —Tony Barnette stands by his dealttheir top pitching prospect to the locker near the middle of the clubhouseand watches Yankees, it will happen somewhere teammatesscurry to morning meetings. other than Seattle. New players are directed to one area, the rest to Acouple days after the team desig­ In Sunday’s Seattle Times another, but the Jefferson High School of Federal Way nated Montero for assignment,hewas product hesitates and wonders wherehereally be­ claimed on waivers Monday by the Check out a12­page specialsection previewing longs. At age 32, he is older than the other new play­ TorontoBlue Jays. The move closed a the 2016 Mariners.It’s another fresh start with ers. four­yearrun that only brieflylived up anew GM, and new manager and lot of new “I’llsee abunchofguys much youngerthan me and to the hype that accompaniedhis arrival faces. Can the M’s get on track? I’m notsure Ishould be with them,” he says. “Am Ia in a2012 trade thatsent MichaelPinedatoNew York. new guy this time?Oranold guy?’ Ilike to sayI’m old “We wish him well,’’ Mariners general manager Jerry and new at the same time.’’ See >MARINERS, C3 Karns in rotation Gets No. 5spot over Paxton>C3 See >BARNETTE, C3

STEVE RINGMAN /THE SEATTLE TIMES Third­year Huskies coach Chris Petersen oversees his team on the practice field Monday during the first day of spring football drills. ADEEP THREAT Speedy John RossIII is back with the Huskies as spring drills begin

By PERCYALLEN /Seattle Times staff reporter asizable gain, it drew afew cheers Browning, the star­in­the­making his was just one play on the first day of spring football prac­ from teammates on the sideline. quarterback,islookingtobuild on a “I haven’thad achance to do any­ positivefreshman season, while Ross Ttice in ano­contact passing drill, so making any sweeping thinglike this in avery long time,” seeks to reconstruct apromising said Ross, ajunior receiver makinga career that was derailed for ayear. conclusions is premature at this point. comeback fromaknee injury that “I’m feeling much better thanIever forced him to sit out in 2015.“We’ve did,”Ross said. “I’m happy to be out But any time Jake Browning air. been doing player­run practices, but here.” throws deep and completes apass to So when Ross sped past adefensive it’s not the same.” He added: “I feel like akid again... John RossIII, it’s progress for the back,hit the brakes and racedtoward The Browning­Ross relationship smiling like Iused to. Not thatI Huskies, who struggled the past two his scrambling quarterback before will be analyzed and dissected during wasn’t smiling before, but it’sjust seasons moving the ball throughthe diving to haulinaline­drivepass for Washington’s15springworkouts. See >SPRING, C2

Plum’s game has evolved Traoretransitions quickly intomorethan just ascorer from former playertocoach

MORE INVOLVED| While SUNDAY SOUNDERS|Djimi Traore SATURDAY scoring remains her top UW vs. Syracuse, goes from S2 assistant to Sounders vs. Montreal, skill, Kelsey Plum also has 5:30 p.m., ESPN2 Sounders’ defensive 7p.m., Ch. 13 doubled her assists. specialist in one season. scored her first basket. new gig as adefensive spe­ By ADAM JUDE Plum’s best skill is scoring. By MATT PENTZ cialist for the MLS team. Seattle Times staff reporter Her 2,401 points, most in Seattle Times staff reporter “It’s like your rèsumè,” The most fascinating part UW women’s basketball DjimiTraore’s gilded play­ Sounderscoach Sigi Schmid of the Huskies’ frenetic start history, prove that. But what ing career, during which he explained thisweek. “Your in their Elite Eight victory Plum has come to realize in won the EuropeanChampi­ rèsumè will help you get over Stanford on Sunday this remarkable NCAA tour­ ons League with Liverpool your foot in the door. But if wasn’t how they did it but nament run is that her team and represented the Malian you can’tdothe job, you’re who didn’t contribute apoint is at its best when she’s more national team, helpsexplain rèsumè doesn’thelp you to the process. than just ascorer. why the Sounders gave him a anymore. Threeminutes in, Wash­ En route tothe program’s coaching shot. “If what you do or what ington had already run out to first­ever Final Four berth, But it doesn’tfully explain you tell them has no sub­

a12­0 —and that was before Plum madeaconcerted ef­ DEAN RUTZ /THE SEATTLE TIMES his quick rise up the organi­ stance behind it, no player is Kelsey Plumhad even at­ fort to get her teammates zation’s food chain, from his goingtosay,‘OK, fine.’There tempted ashot. They led more involved in the offense Kelsey Plum sails into the lane against Stanford's Karlie post­retirement job as an S2 are alot of greatplayers who 20­5 before the junior guard See >HUSKIES, C4 Samuelson in the Huskies’ regional final victory. assistant last seasontohis See >SOUNDERS, C3

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TWEET OF THE DAY SPORTS POLL Voteatseattletimes.com/sports Around Town FollowusonTwitter @SeaTimesSports Alook ahead for our area teams Which Final Four are you most interested in? Blue Jays now have Montero, Seattle Sounders FC www.soundersfc.com (877­MLS­GOAL) Smoak and Saunders in their The women’s The men’s Today's question Saturday April 10 April16 April 23 April30 fearless quest to recreate the 2013 Montreal @Houston Philadelphia @Colorado Columbus Will the Marinersfinishthe 7p.m. 1p.m. 7p.m. 6p.m. 1p.m. #Mariners 77% 23% Ch. 13 ESPN season at .500 or better? @STONELARRY • Yes • No UW basketball www.gohuskies.com (206­543­2200) • WOMEN Total: 608 Sunday,Syracuse, 5:30p.m., ESPN2 Seattle Thunderbirds | www.seattlethunderbirds.com (253­239­7825) Everett Silvertips | www.everettsilvertips.com (425­252­5100) UW baseball | www.gohuskies.com (206­543­2200) Tuesday, 5p.m., Gonzaga; Friday, 3p.m., at Oregon State UW softball | www.gohuskies.com (206­543­2200) Chiefs safety Abdullah retires at 30 April 9, 7p.m., at Arizona State; April 15, 5p.m., California NFL ly, my community, my country and “The KansasCity Chiefs will forever TUESDAY’S OTHER LOCAL EVENTS hopefully the world.Having asound have aspecial place in my heart,” Ab­ College baseball: Portland at Seattle U(Bannerwood Park, Bellevue), 4 Former WSU playernotes mind will be vital in accomplishing dullah wrote.“Aftersitting out of foot­ p.m. he has had 5concussions thesegoals.” ball to fulfill my HajjPilgrimagein Abdullah spent the past threesea­ 2012, the Chiefs were the first to call. WEDNESDAY’S OTHER LOCAL EVENTS The Kansas City Star (TNS) sonswith the Chiefsafter beginning his The threeyears Ispent playing for KC and The Associated Press College tennis: Women’s, Cal State Fullerton at Seattle U, noon. career with the Minnesota Vikings as may have been the mostenjoyable KANSAS CITY,Mo. –Kansas City an undrafted free agent. He thanked football experienceinmyentire life. Chiefs safetyHusain Abdullah an­ both franchises. Thankyou.” nounced Monday he is retiring after “I would like to thank the Minnesota Abdullah’s retirement leaves stand­ On theAir sevenpro seasons. Vikings for giving me an opportunity to out EricBerry, veteran Ron Parker and Abdullah,30, who played college make the team after going undraftedin third­year pro Daniel Sorensen as Tuesday ball at Washington State,released his 2008,” he wrote.“Iexperiencedagreat remaining safeties for the Chiefs. Pro baseball TV Radio retirementannouncement on Insta­ deal of growth both as afootball player 10 a.m. N.Y. Yankees vs. Philadelphia MLB Notes gram. and as aperson during my 4years in •Two players who were with the St. Louis 1p.m. Oakland vs. Chicago Cubs MLB Abdullah cited “numerous”factors in Minnesota.Thank you.” Rams last season are headed to other teams on 6p.m. San Francisco vs. Kansas City MLB his decision, with the primary one During his tenure with the Chiefs, one­year contracts. Tight end Jared Cook,28, 6:05 p.m. Seattle vs. Cleveland 710 beinghis health —notinghesuffered Abdullah played in 43 regular­season signed adeal reportedlyworthupto$3.65mil­ 9p.m.* Atlanta vs. Baltimore MLB the fifth concussion of his career last games and had104 tackles, two inter­ lion with Green Bay and defensivelineman NBA basketball season. ceptions and 15 pass deflections. Nick Fairley,28, is going to New Orleans. 5p.m. Houston at Cleveland TNT “Sitting for five weeks last year after He proved to be aversatile player •The Carolina Panthers signedcornerback 7:30 p.m. Washington at Golden St. TNT suffering the fifth concussion of my Chiefs defensivecoordinator BobSut­ Brandon Boykin,25, aformerPittsburgh NHL hockey career, Ihad alot to contemplate,” ton also felt comfortable using as a Steeler,toaone­yearcontract. 5:30 p.m. Colorado at St. Louis NBCSN •Linebacker Sam Acho,27, agreedtoa Abdullah wrote.“My goals moving nickel corner or linebacker, in addition one­year deal to return to theChicago Bears. 7p.m. San Jose at Vancouver CSNNW forward are to be of benefit to my fami­ to his typical safety duties. 4p.m. Men, NIT Semifinal, BYU vs. Valparaiso ESPN 6p.m. Men, NIT Semifinal, G. Washington vs. S. Diego St. ESPN High school basketball Noon Boys, McDonald’s All American Scrimmage ESPNU

women’s basketball. It has NO. 10 SEED to do with sports and the A.M. Beavers earn first trip humanspirit and that might be kinda deep, but that’s Briefing SYRACUSE what this is, agroup that to Women’s Final Four believed when therewas no Baseball SURPRISES reason to, to see themselves through aFinalFour, it’s Former Mariner BOEHEIM OREGONSTATE 60, mind­blowing.” Wright retires at 41 BAYLOR 57 Oregon State and Wash­ JameyWright, who ington give the Pac­12 two pitched for 19 seasons in the COLLEGEBASKETBALL Each semifinal game teamsinthe Final Four. The majorleagues, announced Huskies will playSyracuse his retirement Monday. Orangehas made to haveaPac­12 team in the other national semifi­ Wright, 41, pitched for 10 dramatic comebacks nal Sunday in Indianapolis. big­league teams—includ­ The Associated Press Oregon State has won 22 ing the Mariners in 2010 and to reach Final Four DALLAS –SydneyWiese of itslast 23 games and has 2011 —and had a97­130 scored 18 points, including already set aschool record record,witha4.81 earned­ The Associated Press threefree throwsinthe final for victories thisseason. The run average. HOUSTON –Syracuse 33 seconds, and the Oregon Beavers won the Pac­12 The right­handerhad men’sbasketball coach Jim State women’sbasketball tournamentand shared the signed aminor­league con­ Boeheim saidheisn’t sur­ team advanced to the Final regular­season title, after tractwith the Los Angeles prised No. 2seeds Oklahoma Four for the firsttime aftera last season winning the Dodgers on Feb. 26 after and Villanovaknocked off 60­57victory over Baylor crownoutright to end Stan­ sitting out last season. top seeds to join No. 1seed on Monday night. ford’s run of 14 champion­ •The Atlanta Bravesre­ NorthCarolina in the NCAA The Bears(36­2) finished ships in arow. leased NickSwisher, 35, a Final Four. theirseasonwith aregional­ Alexis Jones had19 former All­Star. He is taken aback the other finalloss for the third con­ points for top­seeded Bay­ First baseman/outfielder team —Syracuse —managed secutive season. lor. Swisher is guaranteed to join the party. Oregon State (32­4) is Wiese madeher second $15 million thisyear, but the “I shouldn’t say that, but I goingtoIndianapolis to face LM OTERO /THE ASSOCIATED PRESS after being Braves are set to receive am alittle surprised,”Boe­ three­time defendingna­ Oregon State guard Jamie Weisner (15), who is from fouled by Jones with 33 $14,631,148 fromthe Cleve­ heim said. tional champion Connecti­ Clarkston, and teammates race toward others celebrat­ seconds left. Jones tried a land IndiansbyJune 30 as The Orange,which rallied cut aftereliminating the ing after Monday’s 60­57 victory over Baylor in Dallas. turnaround jumper that part of last season’strade Sunday night for a68­62 six­time defending Big 12 rattled around the rim with­ that brought Swisher and victory over top­seeded Vir­ Conference champions. out falling with 11 seconds outfielder Michael Bourn to giniainthe Midwest Region JamieWeisner, the tonight, soak up this special couldpossiblyimagine right left. Atlanta for third baseman final, is the firstNo. 10 seed Pac­12 Player of the Year moment,” Hamblinsaid. now and Icould go on for­ The 6­foot­6 Hamblin Chris Johnson. to reach the national semifi­ who was voted the Dallas “And we’re going to get ever aboutthis group,” grabbed the defensive re­ nals and the fourth double­ Regional Most Outstanding back to work this week and Ruecksaid.“So this is a boundand got the ball to Tennis digitseed to get to the Final Player, had 16 points. Weis­ we knowwhatwehave to great, greatday, andIthink Wiese, whowas fouled with Four. ner, asenior guard,isfrom do to playUConnbecause that this day signifies just 7.3 seconds left and made No. 1Williams loses Syracuse will face fellow Clarkston. they’re obviously aformida­ anythingispossible. People two free throws to close out Top­seeded Serena Wil­ AtlanticCoast Conference Center ble opponent.” who know our storyand scoring. liams’ 20­match winning member North Carolinaon added 10 pointsand 12 CoachScott Rueckhas have been following this “Theydid hit clutch shots streak in Key Biscayne, Fla., Saturdaynight after Oklaho­ rebounds for the Beavers, rebuilt the Oregon State group, there is no other and we didn’t,” Baylor endedwith a6­7 (3­7),6­1, ma and Villanova meet in the who wereplaying in their program. wordstodescribe it. coachKim Mulkey said. 6­2 loss to Russian Svetlana firstsemifinal. firstregional final. “I’m just the happiest, “It’s agreat sports story. It Kuznetsova in the fourth The Orange is in the Final “We’re going to celebrate proudest coachthatyou has nothing to do with Summary >C5 round of the upset­filled Four for the sixthtime over­ Miami Open.Itwas the all and first since 2013, when American’searliest exit at it lost to Michigan. Key Biscayne since 2000, Villanova coachJay when she lost in the fourth Wright, whoseteam spent round toJennifer Capriati. threeweeks at No. 1inthe In the men’sbracket,sec­ Associated Press media poll ond­seededAndy Murrayof in February, said therewere Britain lost to No. 26 Grigor many teams thisseason DimitrovofBulgaria 6­7 worthy of No. 1seedsinthe (1­7), 6­4, 6­3. Of the top five NCAA tournament. men’sseeds, No. 1Novak “Even when the seedings Djokovic was the only one to came out,Ithink there was reach the round of 16. more talk about who wasthe No. 1, who was the No. 2, NBA and where were they seeded Jazz routs Lakers among each other, than (in) Rodney Hoodscored 30 any year,” Wright said. “Usu­ points and the Jazzturned ally you talk about who made Kobe Bryant’s last visit to the tournament, who didn’t Utah into the worst loss of his get in the tournament. All the career with a123­75victory questions were about the that matched the Los Angeles top. Ithinkthatisindicative Lakers’ largest defeat in of the season.” franchise history. Oklahoma coach Lon Kru­ The 48­point setback ger is returningtothe Final matched the margin in the Four for the firsttime since Lakers’ 142­94 loss to the Los taking the Florida Gators Angeles Clippers on March7, therein1994. This time, he 2014,when Bryant was out brings ateam led by Buddy with an injury. Hield, acandidate for nation­ •Reserve Allen Crabbe al player of the year. scored 21pointsand host Kruger said this is the most Portland beat Sacramento wide­open season he has 105­93 to remain sixth in the seen. Western Conference stand­ “Because there’s so much ings with sevengames left. balance,somanygood play­ DEAN RUTZ /THE SEATTLE TIMES ers,”hesaid.“Probably as Soccer difficult of aseeding year as Washington junior guard Kelsey Plum (10) was named to the Associated Press’ All­America third team Monday. any could be ... there’s so Big test awaits U.S. many good players,somany If the U.S. men’s team loses good teams. Ithink that tournament,I’m not going says,‘Plum,the last four from the field. She also has to Guatemala on Tuesday in makes it even more special to

Globetrotters. Lynnwood girlsbasketball team to Garfield’s Joyce Walker, “I call her Legend because she’s astate title in 2015, resigned from trulythat,” said Garfield athletic his post Monday. director Ed Haskins, also the boys “Itwas to simply spend more Lynnwood’s Everett basketball coach.“She’salegend in time withmyfamily,” Edwards every sense of the wordwhen it said.“Ihave acouple of daughters comestoGarfield basketball,and who willbeplaying college basket­ Edwards step down arguably the best player to ever ball next year and Iwant to watch Joyce Walker Everett Ed­ play here, male or female.” them. My youngest son is also go­ PREP NOTEBOOK replacement surgery last Thursday and Garfield wards was Both Haskins and Garfield princi­ ing to be asenior and Iwant to be and saidthe painshe had been won astate 163­65 at pal Ted Howard stressed that Walk­ around and support my kids and Longtime coaches led girls dealing withthe pastcouple of title in 2005 Lynnwood er will continue to be part of the theiractivities.” basketball programs yearstook atoll. basketball programs in some capac­ Edwards was at the helm for nine “The constant painmade it diffi­ ity, although all parties are still yearsatLynnwood and finished to statetitles cult to bringmybest,” Walker said. May of 2008 and was rehiredat working out the details. with a163­65 record. He led the “It was time to pass the baton on to Garfield in the spring of 2013 after Howard listedavariety of op­ Royals to six WesCochampionships By SANDYRINGER someoneelse. It wasn’t fair to my volunteering time with the girls and tionsinanemail correspondence, and four Northwest Districtcham­ Special to The Seattle Times girlsnor myself ... Ijust need to get boys programs for threeyears. includingtrainer, shootingcoach, pionships. Joyce Walker has resigned as out of the way. Icouldn’tgivethem Walker is one of the most storied mentor for coaches, and scout — “I couldn’t be prouder,” Edwards girlsbasketball coach at Garfield what Iknew Icould. It was the right basketball players in statehistory and alsosaid Walker could possibly said. High School, but plans to continue thingtodo.” and was part of the Washington coachfall­leagueteams. “His impact on the girls basket­ working withplayersinboth of the Walker, who hadknee replace­ InterscholasticActivities Associa­ “These are the ideasthat are ball program, ourschool and com­ Bulldogs’ girls andboys programs ment surgery ayear­and­a­half ago, tion’s inaugural Hall of Fameclass beingtalked about but we are wait­ munity goes well beyond the wins/ in some capacity. was in her second stint as Garfield in 2004. After averaging better ing until we see how she heals,” losses,” Lynnwood athleticdirector “I’m going to be aBulldog forev­ head coach, this time for three than 35 pointsper game as asenior, Howard wrote. “I wanttoknow her Rob McMainswrote in an email. er,” said Walker, a1980 Garfield seasons.She previously coached she became atwo­time All­Ameri­ capacity. We also have to see what “He is aclass act and he will be graduate who led the girls team to a from 2000­01 through2006­07, can at Louisiana State andwas an our needsare.” missed!” statetitle as aplayerher senior year walking awayfollowing arelapse alternate on the 1984 U.S. Olympic and as head coachin2005. into drugand alcohol abuseafter Team.She played professionally Edwards steps down as —Solange Reyner contributed to this She cited physical reasons for this nearly 17 years of sobriety. overseas before becoming one of Lynnwood girls coach report: 206­464­2176 or departure after undergoing hip She got clean and sober againin the firstwomen to jointhe Harlem Everett Edwards, who led the [email protected]

against Steilacoom on Friday,strik­ 6. Haitem Moussaddak, runs,two doubles and 6RBI. Also Blanchet’s Shugart vaults to ing out 12. She also batted2for 3 Shorecrest soccer —Had two pitched 10 shutout innings. with adouble and an RBI. goalsand an in a4­0 win over 9. Lukas Delen,Bishop Blanch­ fifth­best mark in state history 4. Tommy Swingcoe, Skyline Arlington on Friday. et soccer —Scored two goals to baseball —Hit the game­winning 7. Kaitllyn Webster,Mead­ lead the Bravestoa4­2 win over HIGH SCHOOLS| 2. Sophie Frost, Jackson soft­ run in the seventh inning for the owdale softball —Went 5for 5 Rainier Beachlast Monday. ball —Struck out 14 Thursday in a Spartansina1­0 win over Bothell with four runs and four RBI in a 10. Sammy Ruiz, Mountlake 1. ZachShugart, Bishop 3­0 win over Eastlake and eight in a on Thursday. 20­4 win over Mountlake Terrace Terrace softball —Was 4for 4at Blanchet boys track &field —Pole 14­1 victory over Lynnwoodlast 5. Taylor Roe, Lake Stevens last Friday. the plate, hitting three home runs vaulted 16 feet, 6inchesonMarch Tuesday. girlstrack &field —Ran the fastest 8. Carly Nance,Tahoma soft­ and adouble in a9­5 win over 18, tying the fifth­highest vault in 3. Brooke Nelson, BonneyLake time in the stateinthe 3,200 meters ball —Intwo league games last Kamiak on Tuesday. statehistory. softball —Threwano­hitter on March24, finishing in 10:41.90. week,had five hitswith two home Solange Reyner: 206­464­2176

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Carter 21:24 3­9 6­7 0­3 1114 DENVER fg ft Baylor 33 (Johnson 7). Assists—Oregon FLYERS 3, JETS 2(OT) RHPs Casey Coleman and Justin De Fratus Basketball JMartin 20:17 3­6 1­2 1­5 03 7 min m­a m­a or­t apfpts St. 13 (Wiese 6), Baylor 10 (Jones 6). Total April 3, x­Victoria at Spokane, 5:05 p.m. to their minor league camp. McCallum 27:17 5­13 0­0 0­1 4110 Winnipeg...... 01 10—2 Sampson 17:49 1­4 0­0 0­3 21 2 fouls—OregonSt. 15, Baylor 16. Techni­ Philadelphia ...... 02 01—3 April 5, x­Spokane at Victoria, 7:05 p.m. TAMPA — OptionedOFTaylor Motter to Munford 6:22 2­4 0­1 0­1 01 5 Faried 22:22 3­7 3­4 4­11 03 9 cal—Baylor Bench. A—6,050. Durham (IL). NBA Second—1, Philadelphia, Streit 6(Coutu­ Totals 33­83 15­24 13­39 1922 87 Jokic 23:55 1­7 0­0 0­8 22 2 Kelowna (2) vs. Kamloops (3) TEXAS —Released RHP Jeremy Guthrie. WESTERN CONFERENCE rier, M.Raffl),:41.2,Philadelphia, Sim­ Mudiay 35:27 5­11 5­6 0­6 7316 TORONTO BLUE — Claimed C­1B Jesus San Antonio 32 21 28 20 — 101 2015­16 AP Women'sAll­ monds 26 (Schenn, Giroux), 5:10. 3, Win­ Northwest Division GHarris 30:03 5­9 1­1 0­0 1113 (Series tied 1­1) Montero from Seattle. Designated CA.J. Memphis 18 27 23 19 — 87 AmericaTeams nipeg, Scheifele 25, 6:28. Third—4, Win­ WLPcts. GB L10Strk Arthur 25:38 4­7 0­0 0­1 13 9 Jimenez for assignment. nipeg,Wheeler20(Scheifele), 2:35. March 29, Kelowna at Kamloops, 7p.m. y­Oklhoma City.. 52 22 .703 — 8­2 W­8 Lauvergne 22:36 4­7 0­0 1­3 22 8 Statistics through March 13 A: 17,133 Overtime—5, Philadelphia, Giroux 22 NATIONAL LEAGUE Portland...... 39 36 .520 13½ 5­5 W­2 Barton 31:40 7­14 4­4 0­8 2123 First Team (Gostisbehere), 4:46. Shots on goal— March 30, Kelowna at Kamloops, 7p.m. ARIZONA — Optioned LHP Matt Reynolds Utah ...... 37 37 .500 15 8­2 W­2 HAWKS 102, BULLS 100 Augustin 16:35 0­2 4­4 1­3 31 4 , UConn, 6­4, senior, Winnipeg 8­11­7­2—28. Philadelphia to Reno (PCL). Denver ...... 31 44 .413 21½ 5­5 L­2 ATLANTA fg ft Toupane 6:48 1­1 0­0 0­0 02 2 North Syracuse, N.Y., 19.2 ppg, 8.3 rpg, April 1, Kamloops at Kelowna, 7:05 p.m. 12­9­9­2—32. Power plays—Winnipeg 0 ATLANTA — Reassigned LHP Alex Torres, Minnesota...... 25 49 .338 27 5­5 W­1 min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Nelson 7:07 0­1 0­0 0­1 01 0 4.0apg, 58.2 fg pct, 41.2 3pt, 82.2 ft, 3.5 of 0; Philadelphia 0of2.Goalies—Winni­ April 2, x­Kelowna at Kamloops, 7p.m. CWillians Astudilloand INF Reid Brignac Pacific Division Bazemore 25:14 1­9 3­4 0­4 21 5 Totals 31­70 17­19 6­44 2020 88 blocks, 1.7 steals (32 first­teamvotes, to theirminor league camp.Released OF 160 total points). peg, Pavelec 10­13­3 (32 shots­29 saves). y­Golden State... 66 7.904 — 9­1 W­4 Millsap 35:28 4­12 2­2 3­11 3211 Dallas 28 22 22 25 — 97 Philadelphia, Mason 20­17­9 (28­26). April 4, x­Kamloops at Kelowna, 7:05 p.m. Nick Swisherunconditionally. x­L.A. Clippers ... 46 27 .630 20 4­6 W­3 Horford 33:52 6­11 2­4 2­10 3014 A'ja Wilson,South Carolina, 6­5, sopho­ Denver 24 22 20 22 — 88 A—19,100. CHICAGO — Optioned RHP SpencerPat­ Sacramento ...... 29 45 .392 37½ 3­7 L­1 Teague 29:59 9­18 8­8 1­6 7126 more,Hopkins, S.C., 16.4 ppg, 8.7 rpg, Seattle (1) vs. Prince George (WC1) ton to Iowa (PCL). Phoenix...... 20 54 .270 46½ 3­7 L­3 Korver 29:00 4­10 2­2 0­4 3012 54.4 fg pct, 3.1 blocks (29, 154) LIGHTNING 3, MAPLE LEAFS 0 Optioned INF Rafael Ynoa A: 14,844 (Seattle leads series 2­0) COLORADO — L.A. Lakers ...... 15 59 .203 51½ 3­7 L­4 Sefolosha 23:29 0­0 2­2 0­2 01 2 Moriah Jefferson, UConn, 5­7, senior, Toronto ...... 00 0 —0 to Albuquerque (PCL). Reassigned RHP Glenn Heights, Texas,12.6 ppg, 5.4 apg, Southwest Division Hrdway Jr 18:23 1­8 0­0 0­0 20 2 TRAIL BLAZERS 105, KINGS 93 Tampa Bay...... 21 0 —3 March 29, Seattle at Prnce George, 7p.m. Brian Schlitter to their minor league y­San Antonio.... 62 12 .838 — 8­2 W­1 Hmphries 14:11 3­4 2­2 1­6 03 9 SACRAMENTO fg ft 55.1fgpct, 39.4 3pt,90.7 ft, 2.7 steals First—1, Tampa Bay, Blunden 3(Condra, camp. Memphis...... 41 33 .554 21 3­7 L­3 Schroder 18:00 6­10 2­2 0­1 1314 min m­a m­a or­t apfpts (28, 152). Hedman), 7:34. 2, Tampa Bay, Palat 15 March 30, Sttle at Prince George, 7p.m. LOS ANGELES —Announced the retire­ Houston ...... 36 38 .486 26 4­6 L­1 Scott 12:24 2­3 2­2 0­3 12 7 Kelsey Mitchell, Ohio State, 5­8, sopho­ (Stamkos,Garrison), 14:29. Second—3, ment of RHP Jamey Wright. Casspi 29:44 6­14 4­8 0­6 5118 April 1, x­Prnce George at Sttle, 7:35 p.m. Dallas...... 36 38 .486 26 3­7 W­1 Totals 36­85 25­28 7­47 2213 102 Acy 27:40 4­8 1­1 1­4 1310 more, Cincinnati, 25.7 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 3.3 Tampa Bay, Hedman 8(Stamkos, Con­ MILWAUKEE — Optioned RHP David Go­ apg, 40.2 3pt, 85.1 ft, 36.6 minutes,1.7 New Orleans ..... 27 46 .370 34½ 3­7 W­1 CHICAGO fg ft Koufos 31:33 5­12 0­0 3­7 1210 dra), 6:38. Shots on goal—Toronto April 3, x­Seattle at Prince George, 7p.m. forth to Colorado Springs (PCL). steals (22, 140). SAN DIEGO — Reassigned RHPs Jose EASTERN CONFERENCE min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Collison 32:08 5­13 0­0 0­2 7210 13­14­7—34. TampaBay 10­4­4—18. Curry 33:39 9­17 0­0 0­4 1221 ,Minnesota, 5­9, senior, Power plays—Toronto 0of7;Tampa Bay April 5, x­Prnce George at Sttle, 7:05 p.m. Dominguez, Philip Humber and Daniel Atlantic Division Dunleavy 19:53 2­8 0­0 0­5 01 5 Cley­Stein 33:27 6­12 1­2 6­14 2213 Lakeville, Minn., 27.6 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 4.0 0of3.Goalies—Toronto, Sparks 6­5­1 (18 McCutchen and CRocky Gale to their mi­ WLPcts. GB L10Strk Gibson 31:19 4­8 1­2 4­12 02 9 McLemore 26:26 0­7 3­4 1­4 13 3 apg, 39.9 3pt, 85.6 ft, 2.0 steals (21, 132). shots­15 saves). Tampa Bay, Bishop Everett (2) vs. Portland (3) nor league camp. Gasol 34:20 8­18 3­4 3­11 5319 x­Toronto ...... 49 24 .671 — 6­4 L­1 Anderson 22:03 2­4 3­4 0­2 23 8 Second Team 33­19­4 (34­34). A—19,092. ST. LOUIS — Optioned RHPs Sam Tuivaila­ Rose 34:03 8­25 2­2 2­5 5120 (Everett leads series 2­0) Boston ...... 43 31 .581 6½ 5­5 L­1 Butler 3:20 0­2 0­0 0­0 02 0 NinaDavis, Baylor,5­11, junior,Mem­ la and Miguel Socolovich, LHPs Dean Butler 35:16 5­16 3­3 4­9 4215 RED WINGS 3, SABRES 2 New York...... 30 45 .400 20 4­6 L­2 Totals 37­89 12­19 11­43 2020 93 phis, Tenn.,15.6 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 54.1 fg (7, March 29, Everett at Portland, 7p.m. Kiekhefer and Tim Cooney and CMike Brooklyn ...... 21 52 .288 28 3­7 L­1 McDrmott 19:42 0­2 1­2 0­3 01 1 99). Buffalo ...... 00 2 —2 Ohlman to Memphis (PCL).Reassigned Philadelphia ...... 965.122 40½ 1­9 L­9 Mirotic 16:41 2­6 0­0 0­3 22 5 PORTLAND fg ft BriannaTurner, Notre Dame, 6­3, sopho­ Detroit...... 11 1 —3 March 30, Everett at Portland, 7p.m. 1B/OF David Washington to their minor Central Division Brooks 22:38 7­10 0­0 2­4 6516 min m­a m­a or­t apfpts more, Pearland, Texas, 14.3 ppg, 7.3 rpg, First—1, Detroit, Larkin 22 (Zetterberg, league camp. Announced third base April 1, x­Portland at Everett, 7:35 p.m. y­Cleveland...... 52 21 .712 — 7­3 W­1 Portis 13:40 3­6 1­2 3­6 00 8 Aminu 23:53 5­10 2­2 1­8 2114 59.6 fg pct, 3.2 blocks (6, 98). Kronwall), 18:32 (pp). Second—2, De­ coach Jose Oquendo will take amedical Indiana ...... 39 34 .534 13 6­4 W­1 Holiday 12:28 1­6 0­0 0­0 00 2 Harkless 22:45 5­7 1­1 1­3 2112 Tiffany Mitchell, South Carolina,5­9, se­ troit, Sheahan12, 9:05. Third—3, De­ leave of absence. NamedChris Maloney 40­10 April 2, x­Everett at Portland, 6p.m.. Detroit ...... 39 35 .527 13½ 6­4 L­1 Totals 11­15 18­58 2217 100 Plumlee 20:12 2­4 0­0 0­3 33 4 nior,Charlotte, N.C., 15.0 ppg, 2.5 apg, troit, Glendening 8(Zetterberg), 17:00 third base coach, Bill Muellerfirst base Chicago...... 36 37 .493 16 4­6 L­4 5 Lillard 28:46 4­9 2­2 0­1 9213 82.9 ft, 1.8 steals (4, 66). (en). 4, Buffalo, Girgensons 6(Gionta, April 4, x­Portland at Everett, 7:05 p.m. coach andinfieldinstructor,DerrickMay Milwaukee ...... 30 44 .405 22½ 4­6 L­5 Atlanta 22 30 28 22 — 102 McCollum 24:22 5­13 2­2 0­2 3216 MorganTuck, UConn, 6­2, junior, Boling­ Nelson), 17:10. 5, Buffalo, Reinhart 22 assistant hitting coach and George Greer x: played only if necessary. Southeast Division Chicago 31 14 26 29 — 100 Crabbe 21:17 8­10 2­3 0­4 1221 brook, Ill., 12.5 ppg,5.7 rpg, 3.2 apg, (Nelson,R.O'Reilly), 18:11. Shotson minor league hitting coach. Atlanta...... 45 30 .600 — 9­1 W­4 Davis 23:07 3­5 2­2 3­9 01 8 50.2 fg (1, 60). goal—Buffalo 5­4­11—20. Detroit WASHINGTON — Optioned RHP Rafael Miami ...... 43 30 .589 16­4 W­2 A: 21,761 Hnderson 20:30 4­9 2­2 0­4 0511 Jamie Weisner, OregonState,5­10, se­ 12­9­8—29. Power plays—Buffalo0of 3; Martinand INFTrea Turner to Syracuse Charlotte...... 42 31 .575 27­3 W­1 Vonleh 23:47 2­4 1­2 0­6 14 5 nior, Clarkston, Wash., 17.3 ppg, 5.5 rpg, Detroit 1of5.Goalies—Buffalo,Johnson (IL).Reassigned LHP Aaron Laffey, OF Washington...... 36 37 .493 86­4 W­1 PELICANS 99, KNICKS 91 Roberts 17:18 0­5 0­0 0­1 41 0 2.2 apg, 44.5 3pt, 87.3 ft (1, 55). 19­16­3 (28 shots­26 saves). Detroit, How­ TomCampana, RHP Nick Masset, INF NEW YORK fg ft Orlando...... 30 43 .411 14 3­7 W­1 Cnnghton 4:41 0­2 0­0 0­0 00 0 Third Team ard 11­11­5 (20­18). A—20,027. Scott Sizemore and CJhonathan Solano min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Soccer x­clinched playoff spot Montero 4:41 0­2 1­2 0­1 00 1 Shatori Walker­Kimbrough, Maryland, to their minor league camp. Anthony 35:52 9­22 0­0 0­5 6422 y­clinched division Alexander 4:41 0­0 0­0 0­0 01 0 5­11, junior, Aliquippa, Pa.,19.5ppg,5.8 MLS Porzingis 34:43 4­10 6­8 1­10 2216 AVALANCHE 4, PREDATORS 3 NFL FOOTBALL Monday's results Totals 38­80 15­18 5­42 2523 105 rpg, 3.3 apg, 54.9 fg, 54.0 3pt, 2.0 steals WESTERN CONFERENCE Lopez 30:01 8­12 1­3 3­5 2117 Colorado...... 30 1 —4 CAROLINA — Signed CB Brandon Boykin (2,50). Oklahoma City 119, Toronto 100 Calderon 30:17 3­7 0­0 1­7 64 9 Sacramento 32 20 11 30 — 93 Nashville ...... 10 2 —3 WLTPts GF GA to aone­year contract. Miami 110, Brooklyn 99 Kelsey Plum, Washington, 5­8,junior, Vujacic 17:37 3­7 0­0 0­2 22 6 Portland37312314—105 First—1, Colorado, Comeau 12, 6:36.2, Sporting K.C...... 300941 CHICAGO — Agreed to terms with LB Sam Atlanta 102, Chicago 100 Poway, Calif., 26.2ppg, 3.8 apg, 37.9 Afflalo 27:43 2­9 0­0 0­2 16 5 Colorado, Landeskog 19 (Soderberg, FC Dallas ...... 310975 Acho on aone­year contract. Minnesota 121, Phoenix 116 A: 19,393 minutes, 89.5 ft, 1.6 steals (0, 44). Grant 9:58 0­3 0­0 0­0 32 0 Comeau),10:10. 3, Colorado,Skille 8 Los Angeles ...... 210673 GREEN BAY — Signed TE Jared Cook. New Orleans 99, New York 91 Brittney Martin, Oklahoma State, 6­0, se­ Williams 15:27 2­4 0­0 0­2 00 4 (McLeod, Agozzino), 11:40. 4, Nashville, Vancouver...... 220666 KANSAS CITY — Announced the retire­ San Antonio 101, Memphis 87 CLIPPERS 114, CELTICS 90 nior,Syracuse, Utah, 20.3 ppg, 11.2 rpg, Galloway 22:19 3­8 2­2 0­2 43 8 C.Smith20(Forsberg), 17:08. Third—5, San Jose ...... 210644 ment of SHusain Abdullah. Dallas 97, Denver 88 BOSTON fg ft 2.3 apg, 36.9 minutes,50.1 fg, 2.9 blocks Seraphin 10:56 2­6 0­0 0­4 02 4 Colorado, Matthias 10 (Boedker), 12:13. Real Salt Lake ...... 102565 NEW ORLEANS — Signed DT Nick Fairley Utah 123, L.A. Lakers 75 min m­a m­a or­t apfpts (3,40). O'Quinn 5:07 0­1 0­0 1­3 00 0 6, Nashville, Sissons 4(Salomaki, Jarnk­ Houston...... 121411 8 to aone­year contract. Portland 105, Sacramento 93 , Oregon, 6­3, senior, Fonta­ Totals 36­89 9­13 6­42 2626 91 Turner 32:18 2­8 0­0 0­4 10 4 rok), 14:58. 7, Nashville, Josi 13 (Fors­ Portland...... 111455 L.A. Clippers 114, Boston 90 na, Calif., 19.0 ppg, 13.6 rpg, 2.0 apg, AJohnson 19:08 1­2 1­2 1­5 13 3 berg, C.Smith), 15:22. Shots on goal— Colorado ...... 111422 NHL HOCKEY Tuesday's Games NEW ORLEANS fg ft Sullinger 20:15 4­11 1­2 5­11 21 9 58.5 fg (1, 30). Seattle...... 030025 ARIZONA — Recalled DAlex Grant from ,Michigan State, 6­0,ju­ Colorado 12­10­5—27. Nashville Chicago at Indiana, 4p.m. min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Thomas 27:31 5­14 12­13 0­0 2324 Springfield (AHL). nior, Detroit, 21.9 ppg, 9.2 rpg, 2.8 apg, 12­7­16—35. Power plays—Colorado 0of EASTERN CONFERENCE Charlotte at Philadelphia, 4p.m. Cnnnghm 40:18 3­7 5­6 0­3 2212 Bradley 30:32 5­11 0­1 0­1 2013 CALGARY — Recalled Fs Derek Grant, 84.0 ft, 1.9 steals (0, 30). 1; Nashville 0of2.Goalies—Colorado, WLTPts GF GA Brooklyn at Orlando, 4p.m. Ajinca 26:00 4­11 4­5 0­6 1312 Smart 24:09 6­12 1­1 2­5 4213 Varlamov 27­20­3(35 shots­32 saves). Emile Poirier and Hunter Shinkaruk and D Honorable Mention (in alphabetical Montreal...... 210664 Oklahoma City at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Asik 7:41 1­2 0­0 1­3 01 2 Olynyk 22:57 3­9 0­0 1­5 12 8 Nashville, Rinne (10­7), Hutton 7­4­3 BrettKulak fromStockton (AHL).As­ order) Philadelphia ...... 210653 Houston at Cleveland, 5p.m. Holiday 34:12 9­19 2­2 1­6 6022 Zeller 18:58 3­9 2­2 3­4 02 8 (11:40 first, 17­16). A—16,443. signed Fs Freddie Hamilton and Garnet Babbitt 24:25 4­6 4­4 0­4 2214 Rozier 20:29 1­4 0­0 2­5 13 2 Ameryst Alston, Ohio State; Imani Boy­ Orlando City ...... 102543 Washington at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. York FC 112577 Hathaway to Stockton. Gee 20:08 4­8 1­4 1­2 11 9 Jerebko 10:27 0­3 4­4 3­5 01 4 ette, Texas; Madison Cable, Notre Dame; New City .... Toronto FC...... 111443 NEW JERSEY — PlacedGCory Schneider HEAT 110, NETS 99 Douglas 24:42 4­10 6­6 1­5 2216 Mickey 6:43 1­5 0­2 1­4 00 2 JordinCanada,UCLA;, FLAMES 5, COYOTES 2 New York...... 120348 on injured reserve,retroactive to March BROOKLYN fg ft Hamilton 18:31 2­5 0­0 0­4 23 5 Hunter 3:54 0­1 0­0 0­0 00 0 South Carolina; , Northwest­ New England ...... 013347 4,and assignedhim to Albany (AHL)for Perkins 21:14 0­0 3­4 2­8 01 3 Young 2:39 0­0 0­0 0­0 00 0 ern; LexiEaton Rydalch,BYU; Makayla Calgary...... 12 2 —5 min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Chicago...... 012245 conditioning. Frazier 22:49 1­7 2­6 0­6 21 4 Totals 31­89 21­27 18­49 1417 90 Epps(1), Kentucky;Nathalie Fontaine, Arizona...... 02 0 —2 Bgdanovic 23:56 4­10 0­0 0­1 00 9 D.C. United...... 022228 NEW YORK — Agreed to terms with FCris­ Totals 32­75 27­37 6­47 1816 99 Ball State; Bashaara Graves, Tennessee; First—1, Calgary, Bennett 16 (Ferland, Young 30:5510­12 0­0 1­9 3120 L.A. CLIPPERSfgft Columbus...... 021124 toval Nieves on an entry­level contract. Ruth Hamblin, Oregon State;Myisha Nakladal), 1:53. Second—2,Arizona, Du­ WASHINGTON — Signed GAdam Carlson Lopez 34:4612­20 2­2 3­4 0126 New York 28 26 10 27 — 91 min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Larkin 29:09 1­5 5­6 0­3 80 7 Hines­Allen,Louisville; , clair18(Hanzal,Domi), 6:08 (pp). 3, Ari­ FRIDAY'S GAME to atwo­year, entry­level contract. New Orleans 24 25 19 31 — 99 Mbh Mte 16:44 1­1 0­0 1­1 00 2 Karasev 18:17 1­2 1­2 0­2 21 3 West Virginia;Chanise Jenkins, DePaul; zona, Duclair 19 (Hanzal, Tanguay), 13:42 New York at New England, 4p.m. Pierce 11:34 4­6 0­0 0­3 22 8 Kilpatrick 21:28 5­11 4­4 1­3 0114 Alexis Jones, Baylor; , (pp). 4, Calgary, Bennett 17 (Colborne, MLSSOCCER A: 17,000 Jordan 28:49 5­8 5­7 3­13 2215 Hlls­Jffrsn 20:14 0­1 2­2 0­3 33 2 Maryland; , George Wash­ Ferland), 16:41. 5, Calgary, Monahan 27 NEW YORK — Loaned Fs Brandon Allen Paul 26:19 5­14 2­2 0­4 14 213 McCllugh 17:05 2­6 0­0 1­3 00 5 TIMBERWOLVES 121, SUNS 116 ington;NiyaJohnson(1), Baylor; Jackie (D.Hamilton, Giordano), 19:31 (pp). andAlex Muyl, DZach Carroll, GRyan Redick 17:55 4­8 0­0 0­2 13 9 Tennis Sloan 18:51 1­3 0­2 0­1 30 2 PHOENIX fg ft Kemph, Saint Louis;, Third—6, Calgary, Brodie 5(Monahan, Meara and Ms Tyler Adams, Sean Davis WJohnson 16:19 4­7 2­2 0­1 0211 Sims 13:14 2­3 0­0 3­6 12 4 min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Florida Gulf Coast; Kelsey Minato, Army; Shinkaruk), 11:13 (pp). 7, Calgary, Col­ and Derrick Etienne Jr. to Red Bulls II Crawford 28:51 5­12 1­1 0­2 2215 MiamiOpen Results Brown 12:05 3­4 0­0 1­1 01 7 Tucker 28:03 2­5 2­2 2­6 25 6 Jasmine Nwajei,Wagner; Shereesha borne 17 (Monahan, D.Grant), 18:18 (en). (USL). Green 26:15 4­11 1­2 0­4 1110 At Key Biscayne, Fla. Totals 41­77 14­18 10­36 2010 99 Len 36:46 7­12 0­0 3­13 1514 Richards, Albany; Azura Stevens,Duke; Shots on goal—Calgary 6­5­10—21. Ari­ Rivers 29:45 5­9 4­4 0­2 2316 Courtney Walker, Texas A&M; Sydney Wi­ zona 5­11­8—24. Power plays—Calgary 2 COLLEGE Chandler 18:37 1­1 0­0 0­3 45 2 SINGLES ARIZONA — Announced freshman men's MIAMI fg ft Knight 32:2510­16 3­4 0­2 5430 Aldrich 13:45 3­3 0­0 4­7 12 6 ese, Oregon State; Courtney Williams (1), of 3; Arizona 2of4.Goalies—Calgary, Or­ min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Prigioni 13:16 1­2 0­0 1­5 30 3 South Florida. tio 5­8­4 (24 shots­22saves). Arizona, Men basketballGJustin Simon is transferring. Booker 43:1610­22 8­9 0­3 5430 COLORADO — NamedJRPayne women's JJohnson 34:55 1­8 0­0 0­4 72 2 Wilcox 5:14 1­1 0­0 0­0 11 2 Domingue 15­17­5 (20­16). A—14,347. Third Round Teletovic 25:38 7­17 2­4 0­4 2419 basketballcoach. Deng 30:52 4­11 0­0 1­5 10 9 Ayres 5:14 2­2 0­0 0­1 03 4 Kei Nishikori (6), Japan, def. Alexandr Dol­ Budinger 19:57 1­2 0­0 0­1 00 3 COLUMBIA — Named Megan Griffith Studemire 16:58 3­3 1­2 1­3 00 7 Totals 44­84 15­18 9­45 2923 114 gopolov (27), Ukraine, 6­2, 6­2. Andrey Leuer 11:05 0­1 0­0 0­1 01 0 SHARKS 5, KINGS 2 women's basketball coach. Richrdson 38:14 6­9 1­2 1­5 3216 Kuznetsov, Russia,def. Adrian Mannari­ Price 21:27 3­7 4­4 0­1 3412 Boston 24 26 20 20 — 90 Hockey Los Angeles...... 11 0 —2 FLORIDA — Announced senior men's bas­ Wade 31:3214­19 2­2 0­2 9330 no, France, 2­6, 7­5, 6­0. Roberto Bautista Williams 2:46 0­1 0­0 2­2 02 0 L.A. Clippers30372522—114 San Jose...... 11 3 —5 ketball GDeVon Walker plans to transfer. Winslow 31:40 5­10 2­2 0­3 0113 Agut (17), Spain,def. Jo­Wilfried Tsonga Totals 41­84 19­23 7­36 2234 116 NHL GEORGE WASHINGTON —Announcedthe Whiteside 31:0212­16 3­4 3­8 1427 First—1, Los Angeles, Lecavalier 9(Marti­ (9),France, 2­6, 6­3, 7­6 (3). Grigor Dim­ A: 19,258 resignation of Jonathan Tsipis, women's Green 7:39 1­3 0­0 1­1 00 2 MINNESOTAfgft WESTERN CONFERENCE nez, McNabb), 9:12 (pp). 2, San Jose, itrov (26), Bulgaria, def. Andy Murray (2), basketballcoach. McRberts 17:08 2­5 0­0 0­1 42 4 min m­a m­a or­t apfpts NCAATournament Glance GP WLOT Pts GF GA Braun 3(Karlsson, Wingels),12:57. Sec­ Britain, 6­7 (1), 6­4, 6­3. Gael Monfils (16), ond—3, San Jose, Pavelski 36 (Hertl, HOLY CROSS — Named Ben Graham Totals 48­84 9­12 7­32 2514 110 Wiggins 36:29 6­13 17­21 1­5 2032 FINAL FOUR 1 x­Dallas ...... 76 45 22 999247 218 France, def. PabloCuevas(23), Uruguay, Dieng 30:10 5­7 1­1 4­9 0311 2 x­Los Angeles .. 76 45 26 595208 180 Burns), 7:55. 4, Los Angeles, Lecavalier 6­3, 6­4. Nick Kyrgios (24), Australia,def. men's assistant soccer coach. At NRG Stadium Brooklyn 27 25 23 24 — 99 Towns 38:2210­18 6­6 2­10 5327 3 x­St. Louis ...... 76 45 22 999203 185 10 (Lucic, Toffoli), 15:43. Third—5, San Tim Smyczek, United States, 6­4, 6­4. JAMES MADISON — Announced the resig­ Miami 27 30 25 28 — 110 Rubio 34:14 6­15 3­4 1­7 11 217 Houston 4 x­Anaheim ...... 75 42 23 10 94 196 178 Jose,Thornton 18 (Pavelski, Burns), 4:28 Women nationofwomen's basketball coachKen­ (pp). 6, San Jose, Karlsson 10 (Wingels, ny Brookstotakethe same position at LaVine 33:55 6­10 2­2 0­1 1515 NationalSemifinals 5 x­Chicago...... 76 44 25 795212 188 Fourth Round A: 20,003 Polak), 16:41. 7, San Jose,Braun 4(Zu­ Virginia Tech. Smith 9:38 0­0 1­2 0­1 01 1 Saturday, April 2 6 San Jose...... 76 42 28 690224 198 Timea Bacsinszky (19), Switzerland,def. Mhmmad 14:02 5­10 0­0 2­5 0010 7 Nashville ...... 76 39 24 13 91 213 194 brus), 19:41 (en). Shotsongoal—LosAn­ LITTLE ROCK — Announced the resigna­ THUNDER 119, RAPTORS 100 Vllnva (33­5) vs. Oklhma (29­7), 3:09 p.m. Agnieszka Radwanska (3),Poland, 2­6, Jones 13:46 1­3 1­2 0­0 20 3 8 Minnesota ...... 76 37 28 11 85 206 189 geles 9­15­8—32. San Jose 11­10­10—31. tion of men's basketball coach Chris OKLAHOMA CITY fg ft North Carolina (32­6) vs. Syracuse 6­4, 6­2.Simona Halep (5), Romania, def. Prince 16:04 1­1 1­2 0­1 01 3 Colorado ...... 76 39 33 482204 215 Power plays—Los Angeles 1of3;San Jo­ Beard so he can take the same position at min m­a m­a or­t apfpts (23­13), 5:49 p.m. HeatherWatson,Britain, 6­3, 6­3.Svetla­ Bjelica 13:20 1­4 0­0 1­2 13 2 Arizona...... 76 34 35 775199 226 se 1of2.Goalies—Los Angeles, Quick UNLV. Durant 36:5311­27 9­10 1­8 8134 National Championship 38­21­4(30 shots­26 saves). San Jose, na Kuznetsova (15),Russia, def. Serena LSU — Announcedjunior GTim Quarter­ Totals 41­81 32­40 11­41 2218 121 Calgary...... 76 32 38 670210 240 Williams(1), United States, 6­7 (3),6­1, Ibaka 32:43 6­12 2­2 0­8 1115 Monday, April 4 Winnipeg...... 76 31 38 769194 223 Jones 36­21­4 (32­30). A—17,066. man will enter the NBA draft. Adams 28:18 3­5 4­5 3­9 2510 Phoenix 37 24 23 32 — 116 6­2. Victoria Azarenka (13), Belarus, def. MIAMI — Announced men's sophomore Semifinal winners Vancouver ...... 75 27 35 13 67 171 217 Garbine Muguruza (4), Spain, 7­6 (6), 7­6 Wstbrook 34:0610­16 5­8 3­11 12 126 Minnesota40263322—121 Edmonton...... 79 30 42 767194 234 basketballGJames Palmer will transfer. Roberson 24:44 2­2 3­4 1­4 02 9 WHL Playoff Glance (4). Ekaterina Makarova (30), Russia, def. PURDUE — Announced men's redshirt NCAA Women's Basketball EASTERN CONFERENCE Waiters 27:32 6­10 0­0 0­2 3115 A: 11,141 Tournament Glance Elina Svitolina (12), Ukraine, 6­1, 6­4. Jo­ freshmanbasketball GGrant Weather­ Kanter 19:42 2­6 3­3 3­9 04 7 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Brandon (1) vs. Edmonton (WC2) hanna Konta (24), Britain, def. Monica Ni­ ford willtransfer at the conclusion of the JAZZ 123, LAKERS 75 FINAL FOUR 1 z­Washington.. 75 54 16 5113 236 175 culescu (32),Romania, 6­2, 6­2. Madison Singler 12:07 0­4 0­0 1­1 12 0 L.A. LAKERS fg ft (Edmonton leadsseries 2­0) semester. Foye 13:54 0­1 0­0 0­1 12 0 At Indianapolis 2 d­Florida...... 75 42 24 993216 184 Keys(22), United States, def. Irina­Came­ min m­a m­a or­t apfpts TULANE — Named Mike Dunleavy Sr. Morrow 7:17 1­3 0­0 0­0 12 3 National Semifinals 3 N.Y. Rangers ... 76 43 24 995219 199 March30, Brandon at Edmonton,7p.m. liaBegu, Romania, 6­3, 6­1. men's basketball coach. Bryant 27:44 1­11 3­3 0­0 20 5 Payne 2:44 0­0 0­0 0­0 01 0 Sunday, April 3 4 Tampa Bay...... 76 44 27 593214 182 VIRGINIA TECH — Named KennyBrooks Randle 23:40 1­5 0­0 0­1 02 2 Pittsburgh ...... 75 42 25 892214 186 March 31, Brandon at Edmonton, 7p.m. Totals 41­86 26­32 12­53 2922 119 UConn (36­0) vs. Oregon St. (32­4), 3p.m. 5 women's basketball coach. Hibbert 23:40 3­6 2­2 2­6 03 8 6 Boston ...... 76 40 28 888222 207 Transactions TORONTO fg ft Washington (26­10) vs. Syracuse (29­7), April3,x­Brandon at Edmonton, 4p.m. WESTERN KENTUCKY — Named Rick Russell 29:12 2­11 0­0 0­2 13 5 7 N.Y. Islanders.. 74 40 25 989208 192 Stansbury men's basketball coach. min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Clarkson 34:01 5­18 1­2 0­8 2112 5:30 p.m. MLB BASEBALL 8 Philadelphia ... 75 37 25 13 87 196 199 April5,x­Edmonton at Brandon, 7p.m. Powell 27:49 7­13 0­0 1­4 0218 Williams 17:46 4­6 5­6 0­1 1016 National Championship Detroit ...... 76 38 27 11 87 195 208 AMERICAN LEAGUE Scola 15:21 0­3 0­0 1­2 13 0 W. Peace 12:23 2­3 0­2 0­1 13 5 Tuesday, April 5 Carolina ...... 76 33 28 15 81 186 206 April6,x­Edmonton at Brandon, 7p.m. BALTIMORE — Optioned RHP Odrisamer Daily Line Vlnciunas 26:30 5­13 0­0 3­10 0210 Bass 12:20 1­2 0­0 0­2 12 2 Semifinals winners, 5:30 p.m. New Jersey...... 76 36 32 880171 193 Despaigne to Norfolk (IL). Lowry 36:27 4­14 4­8 1­2 4414 Kelly 16:45 3­8 0­0 1­6 12 6 Ottawa...... 76 34 33 977217 234 Prince Albert (2) vs. Moose Jaw (3) BOSTON — Optioned INF Deven Marrero NBA DeRozan 33:37 8­22 3­3 0­2 5219 Huertas 22:54 2­8 1­1 1­1 22 6 Women’ssummaries Tuesday Montreal ...... 76 34 36 674201 221 (MooseJaw leads series 2­1) to Pawtucket (IL). Reassigned INF Josh Patterson 29:24 4­6 3­3 0­3 1213 Black 12:00 1­4 1­2 1­5 01 3 UCONN 86, TEXAS 65 Buffalo ...... 76 31 35 10 72 181 205 Rutledge, 1B/OF Allen Craig, OF Brennan Favorite Line O/U Underdog Biyombo 17:49 2­4 3­5 3­7 03 7 Sacre 7:35 1­3 3­4 2­4 00 5 Columbus ...... 76 30 38 868195 237 Boesch, Cs Dan Butler and Sandy Leon TEXAS (31­5)—Atkins 8­13 0­0 19, McCa­ March 29, Prnce AlbertatMoose Jaw, 7p.m. ORLANDO 6(213½)Brooklyn Johnson 16:29 3­6 0­0 1­5 41 6 Totals 26­85 16­22 7­37 1119 75 Toronto ...... 75 27 37 11 65 181 220 and RH Anthony Varvaro to their minor rty 5­12 1­2 15, Davenport 1­5 2­2 5, Boy­ INDIANA 7(203) Chicago Joseph 26:23 3­9 1­1 1­3 40 7 April 1, MseJaw at Prince Albert, 7p.m. leaguecamp.Released RHP Carlos Mar­ UTAH fg ft ette 2­6 0­0 4, Rodrigo 1­5 0­0 2, Higgs d­division leader; x­clinched playoff spot; Charlotte 11½ (209) PHILADELPHIA Thompson 3:41 1­1 0­0 1­1 02 2 mol. min m­a m­a or­t apfpts 9­19 1­2 19, Taylor 0­2 1­2 1, Lang 0­2 0­0 y­clinched division April 2, x­Prnce Albrt at Moose Jaw, 7p.m. Oklahoma City 2½ (215½)DETROIT Wright 3:15 1­1 2­3 0­0 00 4 CHICAGO — ReassignedRHP CarsonFul­ Hayward 22:16 3­9 4­5 1­3 6411 0, Hosey 0­0 0­0 0. Totals 26­64 5­8 65. Tuesday's Games CLEVELAND OFF (OFF) Houston Nogueira 3:15 0­1 0­0 0­1 00 0 UCONN(36­0)—Tuck 9­14 1­1 22,Stewart April 4, x­Mse JawatPrince Albert,7p.m. mer to their minor league camp. Totals 38­93 16­23 12­40 1921 100 Favors 26:37 6­12 2­2 2­9 1214 Boston at New Jersey, 4p.m. GOLDEN STATE 13 (226½)Washington 8­15 3­4 21, Jefferson 4­10 0­0 11, Nurse Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 4p.m. CLEVELAND — OptionedLHP Kyle Crock­ Gobert 27:57 3­8 2­4 4­19 43 8 Lethbridge (1) vs. Regina (WC1) Oklahoma City 27 34 36 22 — 119 2­5 6­6 11, Samuelson 3­6 0­0 9, Collier 4­4 Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 4p.m. ett to Columbus (IL).Released OF David Mack 29:12 8­11 0­0 0­3 5017 Murphy, LHP Joe Thatcher and OF Will Ve­ COLLEGE BASKETBALL Toronto 21 27 26 26 — 100 Hood 28:3711­13 0­0 1­3 0030 1­19,Williams1­1 1­2 3, Chong 0­0 0­0 0, Detroit at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. (Series tied 1­1) Tuesday Butler 0­0 0­0 0. Totals 31­55 12­14 86. nable. Placed OF Lonnie Chisenhall on Booker 16:12 6­8 4­6 3­5 0217 Toronto at Florida, 4:30 p.m. Favorite Line Underdog A: 19,800 Three­pointgoals—Texas 8­25 (McCarty Chicago at Minnesota, 5p.m. March 29, LethbridgeatRegina, 7p.m. the 15­day DL. Ingles 20:45 2­3 0­0 0­3 30 6 DETROIT — Optioned RHP Bruce Rondon Johnson 14:32 0­4 2­2 1­2 02 2 4­10,Atkins3­4, Davenport1­4, Boyette Colorado at St. Louis, 5:30 p.m. Valparaiso 2BYU SPURS 101, GRIZZLIES 87 0­1, Higgs0­2, Rodrigo 0­4), UConn 12­21 March 30, LethbridgeatRegina, 7p.m. to Toledo (IL). Granted RHP Bobby Parnell SAN ANTONIO fg ft Neto 18:48 1­4 0­0 0­1 21 2 Nashville at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. San Diego St 3G.Washington (Tuck3­4, Jefferson 3­5,Samuelson3­6, San Jose at Vancouver, 7p.m. and INF Casey McGehee their uncondi­ Wednesday min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Lyles 17:21 4­10 0­0 0­8 3311 April 1, Regina at Lethbridge, 7p.m. tional release. Reassigned CRaffy Lopez Burke 9:50 1­5 0­0 0­0 20 3 Stewart 2­5, Nurse 1­1). Fouledout— Wednesday's Games NEVADA 3½ Morehead State Anderson 35:58 4­6 4­4 0­3 7313 None. Rebounds—Texas 34 (Boyette, and OF John Mayberry Jr. to theirminor Withey 7:53 1­2 0­0 1­1 01 2 Ottawa at Winnipeg, 4:30 p.m. April 5, x­Lethbridge at Regina, 7p.m. Saturday Aldridge 30:5911­16 9­11 4­13 3031 Davenport 6), UConn29(Stewart 13). As­ league camp. Totals 46­89 14­19 13­57 2618 123 Washington at Philadelphia, 5p.m. Villanova 2Oklahoma Mrjanovic 30:29 1­4 3­4 3­9 23 5 sists—Texas 13 (Rodrigo 7), UConn 24 April 6, x­Regina at Lethbridge, 7p.m. HOUSTON — Optioned RHP Michael Feliz Calgary at Anaheim, 7p.m. N. Carolina 9Syracuse Miller 28:27 3­8 2­6 1­1 41 8 L.A. Lakers 16 21 21 17 — 75 (Jefferson 9). Total fouls—Texas 19, andINF JonSingletontotheirminor DGreen 30:01 3­7 0­0 0­7 11 6 Utah 34 30 34 25 — 123 UConn 8. A—9,008. CAPITALS 4, BLUE JACKETS 1 Red Deer (2) vs. Calgary (3) league camp.Reassigned RHPJake Buch­ Mills 22:12 7­10 0­0 0­1 4017 anan,CTyler Heineman,OFEuryPerez, NationalHockeyLeague A: 19,911 OREGON ST. 60, BAYLOR 57 Columbus ...... 10 0 —1 (Red Deer leads series 2­1) Tuesday Diaw 21:18 5­9 3­4 1­6 1413 Washington ...... 10 3 —4 INF A.J. Reed, INF Joe Sclafani and RHP Ce­ OREGON ST. (32­4)—Hunter 0­2 2­2 2, sar Valdez to their minor league camp. KMartin 22:06 0­3 1­1 1­2 13 1 MAVERICKS 97, NUGGETS 88 April 1, Red Deer at Calgary, 7p.m. Favorite Line Underdog Line Hamblin4­10 2­2 10, Hanson 4­10 0­0 10, First—1, Washington, Williams 22 KANSAS CITY —Released LHP Brian Duen­ Simmons 9:54 1­5 0­0 0­0 03 2 DALLAS fg ft PITTSBURGH ­260 Buffalo +230 Bonner 8:37 2­4 0­0 0­1 03 5 Weisner 5­14 4­6 16, Wiese 4­8 7­8 18, (J.Carlson, Schmidt), 16:30. 2, Columbus, April 2, Calgary at Red Deer, 7p.m. sing and RHP Peter Moyland and INF Clint min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Atkinson27(Campbell, Re.Bourque), Boston ­145 NEW JERSEY +135 Totals 37­72 22­30 10­43 2321 101 Siegner 0­0 0­0 0, McWilliams 0­0 0­0 0, Barmes. Anderson 23:55 5­8 0­0 2­4 2111 Gulich 2­3 0­0 4. Totals 19­47 15­18 60. 18:06. Third—3, Washington,T.Wilson7 April 4, x­Red Deer at Calgary, 7p.m MINNESOTA — ReassignedLHP Dan Run­ NY ISLANDERS ­165 Carolina +155 MEMPHIS fg ft Nowitzki 33:00 4­17 2­2 1­4 0310 BAYLOR(36­2)—Davis 5­11 1­1 11, Mom­ (Richards,Winnik), 3:46. 4, Washington, Detroit ­140 MONTREAL +130 April 6, x­Calgary at Red Deer, 7p.m. zler, CJuan Centeno, INF James Beresford min m­a m­a or­t apfpts Powell 29:51 8­13 0­0 2­7 0416 premier 1­3 0­0 2, Johnson 3­10 0­0 6, Oshie 24 (Niskanen, Backstrom), 14:26 and OFs Darin Mastroianni and Carlos FLORIDA ­240 Toronto +215 (pp).5,Washington, Backstrom 20 (Nis­ MINNESOTA ­115 Chicago +105 Barnes 29:42 4­9 2­2 4­9 3311 Felton 31:32 3­8 4­4 2­5 5411 Prince 0­21­2 1, Jones7­17 4­819, Wal­ Victoria (1) vs. Spokane (WC2) Quentin to their minor league camp. JGreen 27:08 5­9 1­2 0­5 3512 Matthews 34:09 5­14 0­0 0­3 2214 lace 0­2 0­0 0, Brown 6­14 0­3 12, Cave 3­6 kanen, Chimera), 17:35 (en). Shots on NEW YORK —ReassignedRHP Diego DALLAS OFF Nashville OFF Andersen 23:34 1­5 3­4 3­5 12 5 DHarris 28:35 3­10 4­4 1­3 3012 0­0 6. Totals 25­65 6­14 57. goal—Columbus 12­4­6—22. Washing­ (Victoria leads series 2­0) Moreno to their minor league camp. ST. LOUIS OFF Colorado OFF Farmar 25:54 4­10 0­0 0­3 23 9 Pachulia 28:40 1­5 3­3 1­5 04 5 Three­point goals—Oregon St. 7­18 (Wi­ ton 13­8­19—40. Power plays—Colum­ SEATTLE — Optioned INF Shawn O'Mal­ San Jose ­180 VANCOUVER +165 Allen 16:56 2­8 0­0 0­0 10 4 Barea 26:26 7­13 1­2 0­1 11 218 ese 3­7,Weisner 2­5, Hanson 2­5,Hunter bus 0of3;Washington 1of5.Goalies— March 29, Victoria at Spokane, 7:05 p.m. ley, RHP Joe Wieland, LHP James Paxton, Updated odds available at Pregame.com Lee 3:52 0­0 0­0 0­2 00 0 0­1),Baylor 1­5 (Jones 1­3, Prince 0­1, Columbus,Bobrovsky 13­18­1 (39 Wrestling with agambling problem? For Hollins 20:24 2­2 2­6 2­3 12 6 March 30, Victoria at Spokane, 7:05 p.m. INF ChrisTaylor and OF Stefen Romero to Stphenson 21:03 2­8 0­0 3­4 31 4 Totals 36­88 14­15 9­34 2320 97 Johnson 0­1).Fouled Out_None. Re­ shots­36 saves). Washington, Holtby Tacoma (PCL). Selected the contract of 1B theGamblers Anonymous helpline, call bounds—Oregon St. 39 (Hamblin 12), 46­9­4 (22­21). A—18,506. April 1, x­Spokane at Victoria, 7:05 p.m. Dae­Ho Lee from Tacoma. Reassigned 855­2CALLGA (855­222­5542). C6 Sports | | TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 2016 Can Gilchrist, Bellevue keep win streak alive? TRACK &FIELD| Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices

By DOUG DROWLEY CITY OF BELLEVUE CITY OF BELLEVUE CITY OF LAKE FOREST PARK IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT BID NO. 16027 BID NO.16028 Thefollowingordinances wereadoptedby FORTHE EASTERNDISTRICTOF Special to The Seattle Times DATE OF BID OPENING: April5,2016 DATE OF BIDOPENING:April 12,2016 theCityCouncil of theCityofLakeFor- NORTHCAROLINA TIME:10:00AM TIME:2:00pm estPark,Washington,onthe 24th dayof IMPLUS FOOTCARE, LLC, At Bellevue High,the Wol­ Noticeishereby giventhatthe sealedbids Noticeishereby giventhatthe sealedbids March, 2016: Plaintiff, will be received by theCityofBellevue, will be received by theCityofBellevue, ORDINANCENO. 1119 v. verines are redefining the Washington,for: Washington,for: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUN- LUDWIG ENTERPRISE,LLC,d/b/a 2016 OVERLAYPROGRAM TELEDESIC DEMOLITION CILOFTHE CITY OF LAKE FOREST WE THE PLANET “peat.” BIDNUMBER: 16027 BIDNUMBER: 16028 PARK,WASHINGTON, AMENDING A Defendant. C.I.P. NUMBER:PW-M-1, W-16 C.I.P. NUMBER:PW-R-172 POSITION TITLEAND SALARY SCHED- To:LUDWIG ENTERPRISE, LLC, d/b/a Repeat. Not good enough. by filingwiththe ServiceFirst Desk /1st by filingwiththe ServiceFirst Desk /1st ULEOFTHE 2015-2016ADOPTED BUD- WE THE PLANET,Defendant Floor, 450 110thAvenueNE, until 10:00 Floor, 450 110thAvenueNE, until2:00pm, GET TO ENABLE APRINCIPAL PLAN- Three­peat.Kid stuff. NERPOSITION IN THE PLANNINGAND Re:ActionFor Patent Infringement And AM,the 5th dayofApril at whichtime the12thday of Aprilatwhich timesuch UnfairOrDeceptive Acts Or Practices such bids will be opened,publiclyread bids will be opened,publiclyreadand tab- BUILDING DEPARTMENT “We’re going for the five­ andtabulatedfor submissiontothe City ulatedfor submissiontothe City Council Thefulltextofthe ordinancewill be Take notice that apleadingseeking relief Councilatafuturecouncil meeting. at afuture councilmeeting. mailed upon request. Ordinances arealso against youhas beenfiledinthe above- peat,” seniorsprinter Isaiah entitledaction. Thenature of therelief Bids receivedlater than 10:00AM, April This contract maybefundedbythe Fed- available for inspection by thepublicat theOffice of theCityClerkatLakeForest beingsought is as follows: Plaintiffis Gilchrist said. “I’m more ofa 5, 2016,will notbeconsidered. eralTransit Authority(FTA) andmay be seekingtopermanently enjoin furthersale required to meet therequired contract Park CityHallbetween 9a.m. and5p.m., Work contemplatedtobeperformed un- Mondaythrough Friday. of theInfringing Product, andtorecover team guy. I’m really just derthiscontract is as follows: provisions for theagency, includingthe compensatory damages,treble damages appropriate BuyAmerica Requirements. Evelyn Jahed andattorneys’feesfor your priorinfringe- •Plane existingroadwaysand overlay CityClerk trying to keep the relay HMA Bids receivedlater than 2:00pm, April12, ment pursuant to 35 U.S.C. §§ 271, 281, 283- •Construct cementcurb andgutter, side- 2016,will notbeconsidered. 285, andN.C.G.S. §75-1.1etseq.You are streak aliveand keep the walk,and ADAcurbramps. Work contemplatedtobeperformed un- required to make defensetosuch plead- •Construct HMApavementrepairs derthiscontract is as follows: CITY OF REDMOND, WASHINGTON ingnolater than the9th dayofApril 2016, team title streak alive.” whichis40daysfromthe first publication •Channelization •Remove Commercial Building NOTICE TO CONSULTANTS •Trafficcontrol of this notice,and upon your failure to do The Wolverines have won •Remove Structuresand Obstructions FORON-CALL so theparty seekingservice against you •Existingutility adjustments •Remove ConcretePavement REAL PROPERTYSUPPORTSERVICES •Trafficislandmodifications will applytothe courtfor thereliefsought. the last four of both in Class •Remove Asphalt Pavement TheCityofRedmond, Washington re- •Installnew inductionloops,pedestrian •Erosion andPollution Control Craig D. Mills signalsystemmodifications, andmiscel- quests proposals fromqualifiedfirmsto BUCHANAN INGERSOLL&ROONEY •AsbestosAbatement provideon-call real property support 3A. laneouselectricalwork •TrafficControl 50 South 16th Street,Suite 3200 •Property restorationand miscellaneous services forfederally fundedand non- Philadelphia, PA 19102 •Utility Removals federallyfundedprojects.Consultants “Peopleusually think work •RoadsideCleanup andMiscellaneous Tel: (215)665-8700 will augment andsupport City staffby Fax: (215) 665-8760 BID BOND REQUIRED:Eachbid shall Work providingrealproperty acquisition andre- abouttrack as an individual be accompanied by abid bond in theform [email protected] BID BOND REQUIRED:Eachbid shall locationservices.One or morefirmsmay Counselfor Plaintiff sport,” Gilchristsaid. “Until of cash, certified check, cashier’s checkor be accompanied by a bid bond in the form be selected to enter into acontract.The suretybond in an amount equal to at least of cash, certified check, cashier’s checkor Citydoesnot guarantee that theConsul- 5% of theamount of such bid. Checks suretybond in an amount equaltoatleast tant will receiveaspecificvolumeofwork you gettothe relays. Every­ shallbemade payabletothe City Trea- ELLEN M. BANNER /TIMES 5% of theamount of such bid. Checks or totalcontract amount.Specific ser- KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON body watches the relays. surer.Should thesuccessfulbidderfailto shallbemade payabletothe City Trea- vicesassignedunder theon-call contract Isaiah Gilchrist will try to enter into acontract andfurnishasatis- surer.Should thesuccessfulbidderfailto will be authorizedbyTaskOrder.Each NOTICE TO BIDDERS They’re exciting. Anything factoryperformanceand paymentbond enter into acontract andfurnishasatis- task orderwill provideaspecific scopeof Sealed bids will be received by theKing within thetimestatedinthe specifications, factoryperformance andpaymentbond services,schedule, completiondate,and County Procurement Services Section, can happen.” lead Bellevue to afifth thebid bond shallbeforfeited to theCity within thetimestatedinthe specifications, budget to completethe task.Taskorders 3rdFloor,401 Fifth Avenue,Seattle,WA of Bellevue. thebid bond shallbeforfeited to theCity shallbeapprovedand signed by theCity’s 98104, until 2:00 PM of bid openingdate for Gilchrist, whowas one of straight boys track title. PLANSAND SPECIFICATIONSFOR of Bellevue. Real Property Manager or theirdesignee thefollowing listed bids. THIS PROJECT AREAVAILABLEON- PLANSAND SPECIFICATIONSFOR priortobeginning work. Theon-call con- To download adocument, go to ourweb the top recruits in the state LINE AT BUILDERSEXCHANGE AT THIS PROJECT AREAVAILABLEON- tract estimatedstartdateisMay 2016 and page at:http://www.kingcounty.gov/pro- WWW.BXWA.COM.The Cityutilizes LINE AT BUILDERSEXCHANGE AT estimatedend date is April2018 with the curement.KingCountyencourages mi- for football, knows about Track isreally good for trying Builder’sExchangeofWashington to post WWW.BXWA.COM.The Cityutilizes option for theCityofRedmond to extend noritybusinessenterpriseparticipation. plans, specifications, addenda,planhold- Builder’sExchangeofWashington to post it up to twoadditionalyears basedonthe King County does notdiscriminate on the team play. He helpedthe to gain speed. And even erslists andbid resultsfor allpublicworks plans, specifications, addenda,planhold- City’sneedfor continuedservicesand the basisofdisability in itsprograms, ser- projects.All documents pertaining to erslists andbid resultsfor allpublicworks Consultant’sperformance. vices, and employmentopportunities for this project will be available at theBuild- projects.All documents pertainingto ScopeofServices personswithdisabilities. Wolverines advance to their (UW) coach (Chris) Peterson er’s Exchange of Washington,Inc. website this project will be available at theBuild- Real property supportservices mayin- 1082-16-ALPOPENS:4/12/2016 at http://www.bxwa.comoratthe Cityof er’s ExchangeofWashington,Inc. website cludeany of thebelow listed topics. A eighth straight 3A state title thought it was agreatidea.” Bellevue’s websiteathttp://www.bellev- Hydraulic EquipmentCylinderRepair/Re- at http://www.bxwa.comoratthe Cityof project-specific scopeofworkwill be de- buildServices game last December, arun Gilchrist likelywill run the uewa.gov/bid-invitations.htm. Builder’s Bellevue’s websiteathttp://www.bellev- velopedfor each task order. Exchangewillmanagethe official plan uewa.gov/bid-invitations.htm. Builder’s 1084-16-LSMOPENS:4/14/2016 holders list and notificationtothoseonthe •Titleresearchcoordinationand review King CountyChildren’s Health Survey that has mirrored the growth 100 meters and then com­ Exchangewill manage theofficial plan •Acquisition andrelocationplanning/pro- list of anyand alladdenda relatedtothis holders list and notificationtothoseonthe project.Addenda maynot be available or cedure advisoryservices Pre-proposal Conference: Aconference of the track team. pete in all threerelaysat list of anyand alladdenda relatedtothis •Acquisitionand relocationcostestimat- to discuss questionsrelatedtothis RFP updatedonany other websiteother than project.Addendamay notbeavailable or throughthe official planholders list. ing will be held, April5,2016at10:00 a.m., But track &fieldcoach state, he said. But thatwon’t updatedonany other websiteother than •Propertyrightsvaluation, coordination ChinookBuilding, 401Fifth Ave., 3rdFloor SUPPLEMENTAL RESPONSIBLEBID- throughthe official planholders list. of thirdparty appraisals andappraisal –Room328,Seattle,WA, 98104. John Hill traces the success precludehis competing in DER CRITERIA will apply to this project, SUPPLEMENTAL RESPONSIBLEBID- reviews andare included in Section1-02ofthe DERCRITERIA will applytothis project, •Federally fundedproject setup backeven further. other events this spring. Standard Specifications andSpecial Provi- andare included in Section1-02ofthe •Non-Federal Aidproject setup sions. Anybidderdeterminedtobenot Standard Specifications andSpecial Provi- •Prepare fundingsourcerequiredreports NOTICE OF ACTION TAKEN “It reallystartedthe four “He’s justanatural leader,” responsible based on thesesupplemental sions. Anybidderdeterminedtobenot •Acquisition negotiations with private Noticeisgiven underState Environmen- criteria mayappealthe City’sdetermina- responsible based on thesesupplemental andpublicpropertyowners to secure real talPolicyAct (SEPA), RCW43.21C.080, yearsbefore,” Hill said.“That Hill said. “He opened the tion by providing additional informationto criteria mayappealthe City’sdetermina- property rights that theWashingtonState Department of theCityatthe addressabove within 2busi- tion by providingadditional informationto •Administer supportoflocal real prop- Transportation(WSDOT) FerriesDivision was when we startedgetting season running the 400 me­ ness days followingreceipt of theCity’s theCityatthe addressabove within 2busi- erty/realestate resources (WSF) took theactiondescribedin(2) be- written determinationthat thebidderwas ness days followingreceipt of theCity’s •Administer or coordinate clearingof low on December 11,2015. determined notresponsible. guys to be track athletes ters,and ran around 50 sec­ written determinationthat thebidderwas property title encumbrances 1. Anyactiontoset aside, enjoin,review, TheCityofBellevuereservesthe right to determined notresponsible. •Escrow/Closing coordination or otherwise challengesuch actionon when it was track&field onds.” reject anyand allbidsand to waiveirreg- TheCityofBellevuereservesthe right to •Displacedoccupantsrelocation/reestab- thegrounds of noncompliancewiththe ularitiesand informalities in thebidding reject anyand allbidsand to waiveirreg- lishment assistance provisionsofchapter 43.21C RCW(State season. Thenfour yearsago, Running trackfor Gilchrist process. No bidder maywithdrawtheir ularitiesand informalities in thebidding •Create andmaintainpreciseproject re- EnvironmentalPolicyAct)shall be com- bid foraperiodofsixty (60) days after the process. No bidder maywithdrawtheir cords andfiles mencedonorbefore April18, 2016. date andtimeset for theopeningthereof. •Eminent domain/Condemnationsupport it reallyhit its stride.” and other Bellevue athletes is bid foraperiodofsixty (60) days after the 2. Description of agency action:Approval Thesuccessfulbiddermustcomplywith date andtimeset for theopeningthereof. Theadministration of thetasks will be received to proceedwiththe final design of The namesare familiar. just sort of second nature. theCityofBellevueequal opportunityre- Thesuccessfulbiddermustcomplywith accomplished anddocumentedinaccor- theSR519/Seattle MultimodalTerminalat quirements.The City of Bellevue is com- theCityofBellevueequal opportunityre- dancewiththe requirements of thefund- ColmanDockProject. MylesJack. Budda Baker. Tyson Penn, who is the de­ mittedtoaprogramofequal employment ingsource, anticipatedfundingsource, quirements.The City of Bellevue is com- 3. Description of proposal:The proposed opportunityregardless of race,color, mittedtoaprogramofequal employment or pre-existingagreement whichmay And manyothersthat have fending high jumpand long creed,sex,age,nationality or disability. include: project will replace theaging andseismi- opportunityregardless of race,color, callyvulnerable componentsofthe Seattle contributed to the recent jump 3A state champion, and It is theCityofBellevue’spolicytoassure creed,sex,age,nationality or disability. 1. CityofRedmond Capital Improvement FerryTerminal at ColmanDockinorder that no person shall, on thegrounds of It is theCityofBellevue’spolicytoassure Program to maintain ferryserviceinthe future. success. also an Oregon State commit race,color, national origin or sex, as pro- that no person shall, on thegrounds of 2. WashingtonState Department of Trans- TheWSF operatesthe SeattleFerryTer- videdbyTitleVIofthe CivilRightsAct race,color, national origin or sex, as pro- portation(WSDOT) minal. Colman Dock is locatedonPier52, “I waslucky enough to be for football, is also on the of 1964,beexcludedfromparticipation in, videdbyTitleVIofthe CivilRightsAct 3. FederalAid Funds/WSDOTLocal Agen- alongthe central waterfront of downtown be denied thebenefits of,orbeotherwise of 1964,beexcludedfromparticipation in, cy Guidelines Seattle, Washington.Key elements of the on the 4x400relay team with team. discriminatedagainst underany of itsfed- be denied thebenefits of,orbeotherwise 4. Washington State Recreation andCon- SeattleFerryTerminal Project include: erallyfundedprograms andactivities. discriminatedagainst underany of itsfed- servationOffice replacingand re-configuringthe timber TheCityofBellevueinaccordancewith erallyfundedprograms andactivities. 5. Washington State TransportationIm- trestleportion of thedock; replacing the thoseguys as afreshman,” “It’s basically,‘Why TitleVIofthe CivilRightsAct of 1964,78 provement Board main terminalbuilding; reconfiguringthe TheCityofBellevueinaccordancewith 6. Regional Grants Gilchrist said. wouldn’tI,’ ”Hill said. Stat.252,42USC 2000dto2000d-4and Title TitleVIofthe CivilRightsAct of 1964,78 dock layout to providesafer andmoreef- 49,CodeofFederal Regulations, Depart- Stat.252,42USC 2000dto2000d-4and Title Proposal SubmittalRequirements ficient operations; replacingthe vehicle Now that he’s asenior, “That’s my perspective. The ment of Transportation, Subtitle A, Office 49,CodeofFederal Regulations, Depart- Proposals shallinclude: transfer span andthe overheadloading of theSecretary, Part 21,Nondiscrimina- ment of Transportation, Subtitle A, Office 1. Onepageletterstating: structuresofSlip3;maintainingacon- there’s no chance Gilchrist trackisafun place for them tion in Federally-AssistedProgramsof of theSecretary, Part 21,Nondiscrimina- •Reasonfor interest nectiontothe Marion Street pedestrian theDepartmentofTransportationissued tion in Federally-AssistedProgramsof •Brief overview of firm overpass; andreplacing theKingCounty- isn’tgoingtocontinue the to be. It’s sort of an infectious pursuanttosuch Act, hereby notifiesall theDepartmentofTransportationissued •Firm’spoint-of-contactname, position operatedpassenger-onlyferry facility on bidders that it will affirmatively ensure pursuanttosuch Act, hereby notifiesall andcontact information thesouthern edge of Colman Dock. streak. environment.” that in anycontract entered into pursu- bidders that it will affirmatively ensure 2. Identifyfirm’scurrentpersonnelwith 4. Locationofproposal:Seattle Ferry anttothis advertisement, disadvantaged that in anycontract enteredintopursu- theirrespectivequalifications andrel- Terminal (Colman Dock),Pier50/52,801 “I wasalways planning on But more than fun or even business enterprises as definedat49CFR anttothis advertisement, disadvantaged evant experiences(limit to no morethan Alaskan Way, Seattle, in King County, Part 26 will be afforded full opportunityto business enterprises as definedat49CFR one page perperson) Washington. submit bidsinresponsetothis invitation Part 26 will be afforded full opportunityto 3. OrganizationalChart of Firm(one doingtrack,” Gilchrist said, infectious, there is something andwillnot be discriminatedagainst in 5. Type of environmentalreviewunder submit bids in response to this invitation page) SEPA:ANEPAEnvironmental Assess- thegrounds of race,color, national origin, andwillnot be discriminatedagainst in 4. List of firm’srecenttasks,projects,and despite the facthealready more to be accomplished. or sexinconsideration foranaward. ment andFindingofNoSignificantImpact thegrounds of race,color, national origin, current on-callcommitments. Include (FONSI)for theSeattle Multimodal Ter- had hisfootball future in “I still have businessonthe Published: or sexinconsideration foranaward. project manager contact informationfor minalatColmanDockProject in Seattle, Daily Journal of Commerce: Tuesday Published: each listing(limit to one page) Washington. March22nd&29th placewith the Washington track, and in school,”Gil­ DailyJournal of Commerce:March 22, Proposal Evaluation TheEAand FONSIcan be viewedand TheSeattle Times:TuesdayMarch 22nd Proposals will be evaluatedonthe crite- &29th 2016,March 29,2016, April5,2016 downloadedfromthe project Website Huskies. “I evendecided not christ said. riabelow.Aninformalinterview might be at http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/projects/ TheSeattle Times:March 22,2016, March conductedaspartofthe evaluationpro- 29,2016, April5,2016 ferries/colmanmultimodalterminal/or to graduate early to do it. cess: viewedatthe Seattle, King County, and 1. Backgroundand experience:Firm’s Kitsap Public Libraries. backgroundand experience providingsup- Materials can be provided in alternative CITY OF BOTHELL port services to publicagenciessimilar in formats: largeprint, Braille, cassette SAMMAMISHRIVER OFF-CHANNEL nature to City of Redmond. tape,oroncomputer diskfor people with HABITAT RESTORATION 2. Knowledge of local, regional, stateand disabilities by calling theOffice of Equal federalfundingsourcecriteria respective COBProject #84065113.03005 Opportunity(OEO) at 360-705-7097. Per- BOYS’ TRACK &FIELD Five Athletes to Watch to real property rights. sonswho are deaforhardofhearingmay ADVERTISEMENTFOR BIDS 3. Capacityand ability to respond to small contact OEOthroughthe Washington Re- – Noticeisherebygiven that theCityof advisorytasks or administer full-rangeac- layServiceat7-1-1. 1. Tyson Penn, Bellevue quisition/relocationprojects. Five Teams to Watch Bothellwillreceive sealedbidsfor the 7. Name of agency,proponent, or ap- The senior made 7feet in the followingconstructionproject.Bidswill Proposal Submissions plicant givingnotice:WashingtonState 1. FederalWay –The Eagles be received at thereception desk inside Five(5) hard copies of your proposal Ferries high jump during districts a CityHall, locatedat18415 101st AveNE, must be received by 2:00 pm on April20, 425.806.6100, in theCityofBothell,Wash- 2016.Pleasesubmit in asealedenvelope 8. This noticeisfiledby: were fourth in 4A ayear ago. ington,uptothe hour of 2:00 p.m. (PDT), marked “On-Call Real Property Support /s/MargaretKucharski year ago, and won the state as determined by thedesignatedbid clock Services Proposal” to: Margaret Kucharski, Compliance and Documentation Manager With abevy of athletes still at said location, on April12, 2016.All bids CityofRedmond title in 3A at 6­10. Can he go will immediately be publicly opened and Environmetalervices MegaProjects Office Attn: Real Property Manager, MS:4NPW Date 3/17/16 in the fold, Federal Way read to determine theapparentlowest PO Box 97010 higher still? Also is the bidder. Redmond, WA 98073-9710 DatesofNotice: March22, andMarch 29, 2016End of Appeal Period: April18, 2016 shouldbeinthe mix for atop TheSammamish River Off-Channel Habi- Or hand deliverto: defending triple jump tatRestoration Project proposes to con- RedmondCityHall finish in May. struct afloodplain channel with pools and 15670NE85th Street,2nd Floor, Customer champ. largewood on adisconnectedfloodplain of ServiceDesk theSammamishRiver,and to restorena- WalkerConstruction, Inc. locatedat1800 2. RainierBeach –The tive vegetation on thefloodplain. As part Allquestionsshall be directed by e-mail to East TrentAvenue, Spokane, WA 99202is 2. MichaelRhoads, of this,two culverts will be installedto [email protected] seekingcoverage underthe Washington Vikings earned hardware at achieveconnectivitywiththe river.The TheCityofRedmond reserves theright to State Department of Ecology’sConstruc- Inglemoor –The senior estimatedtotal cost forall schedulesof amendterms of this “Requestfor Propos- tion Stormwater NPDESand State Waste this project is in therangeof$810,000 to als”(RFP) to circulate variousaddenda, DischargeGeneral Permit.The proposed the 3A state meet ayear ago, $990,000.The number of workingdaysfor or to withdrawthe RFPatany time, re- project is locatedat5800South 226th Street made his first year in Physical Completionofthis projectis67. in Kent,Washington. Theproject involves taking homethe fourth­place gardless of howmuch timeand effort 5.5-acresofsoildisturbancefor thecon- Washington asuccessful Free-of-chargeaccesstoproject bid docu- consultants have spentontheir responses. structionofanapproximate 1-1/2-story; ments(plans, specifications,addenda, FederallyFundedProjects 128,065-squarefootoffice/manufacturing trophy.Emmanuel Wells andBidders List) is provided to Prime Some task orders underthiscontract may buildingalong with gradingactivities, as- one, after moving from the Bidders,Subcontractors, andVendorsby be forfederally fundedprojects.Consul- phalt parkingand landscaping, water and returnsinthe sprints to give goingtowww.bxwa.comand clickingon tantsare advisedthatfederally funded sanitarysewer extensions, stormwater San Francisco area beforehis “PostedProjects”, “Public Works”, and projects will be held to FederalEqual Em- conveyancesystem andfranchiseutility Rainier Beach achance at “City of Bothell”. It is recommended that ploymentOpportunity requirements. improvements. Stormwater runoffwill junior year, by going48.44 Bidders “Register”inorder to receive Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA) be collectedand conveyedintoaregional another trophy. automatic emailnotificationoffuture Information stormwater facility to thenorth of thesite secondstowin the state 4A addenda andtoplace themselvesonthe This materialcan be made availablein priortodischarging to an existingopen “Self-RegisteredBidders List”.Bidders an alternate formatbycontactingKendra drainageditch whichconnects to Lower 3. O’Dea –Abig sprinting 400 meters title. that do notregister will notbeautomati- Johnson at [email protected] or Mill Creek. Stormwater flows in anorth callynotified of addenda andwill need to 425-556-2169. andnortheasterly directionintoSpring- core returns, along with 400 periodically checkthe online planroom brookCreek andultimately discharges to 3. D’Jimon Jones, Federal for addendaissuedonthis project.Con- TitleVIStatement theGreen River.Any personsdesiringto tact Builders Exchange of Washington at “The City of Redmond in accordancewith presenttheir viewstothe Department of champ Evan Mafilas, a 425.258.1303 should yourequire assistance TitleVIofthe CivilRightsAct of 1964,78 Ecology regardingthisapplicationmay do Way –The senior already has with access or registration.Construction Stat.252,42U.S.C. 2000dto2000d-4and so in writingwithin thirty days of thelast junior.O’Dea was second to plans, specifications andcontract docu- Title49, Code of FederalRegulations, De- date of publicationofthis notice.Com- asecond state basketball mentsmay alsobeexaminedatCityHall. partment of Transportation, subtitle A, Of- mentsshall be submittedtothe Depart- Bellevue ayear ago in Class TheCityofBothell in accordancewith ficeofthe Secretary,Part21, nondiscrimi- ment of Ecology.Any person interested title on his rèsumè thisyear. TitleVIofthe CivilRightsAct of 1964,78 nation in federally assistedprograms of in thedepartment’sactiononthis applica- 3A. Stat.252,42U.S.C. 2000dto2000d-4and theDepartmentofTransportationissued tion maynotifythe department of theirin- Will look to add the long Title49, Code of FederalRegulations, De- pursuanttosuch Act, hereby notifiesall terest within thirty days of thelastdate of partment of Transportation, subtitle A, Of- bidders that it will affirmatively ensure publicationofthis notice.Ecology reviews 4. Shorewood –The jump championshipthis ficeofthe Secretary,Part21, nondiscrimi- that in anycontract entered into pursu- public comments andconsiders whether nation in federally assistedprograms of anttothis advertisement, disadvantaged discharges from theproject wouldcause Thunderbirds werefiftha theDepartmentofTransportationissued business enterprises as defined at 49 CFR ameasurable changeinreceiving water spring after finishing second pursuanttosuch Act, hereby notifiesall Part 26 will be afforded full opportunityto quality, and, if so,whether theproject is year ago, and return jumper bidders that it will affirmatively insure submit bidsinresponsetothis invitation necessaryand in theoverridingpublic in- ayear ago. that in anycontract entered into pursuant andwillnot be discriminatedagainst on terestaccording to Tier II antidegradation to this advertisement, disadvantaged busi- thegrounds of race,color, national origin requirements underWAC 173-201A-320. Ronnie Gary and distance ness enterprises will be afforded full op- or sexinconsideration foranaward.” Comments can be submittedtothe De- 4. Zach Shugart, Bishop portunitytosubmit bids in response to this Datesofpublicationinthe SeattleTimes: partment of Ecology,Attn: Water Quality runner Devan Kirk to make invitation andwillnot be discriminated March29, 2016 andApril 5, 2016 Program, ConstructionStormwater,P.O. Blanchet –Defending3A against on thegrounds of race,colororna- Box47696,Olympia,WA98504-7696. another run. tional origin in considerationfor an award. pole vault champ at 15 feet, Financingofthe project is by Salmon CITY OF SHORELINE Recovery FundingBoard andCityfunds. 5. Tahoma –The Bearshad 9inches, had acouple of Buy AmericaRequirementsare required NoticeofPreliminaryShortPlatApplication forall steelcomponents. TheCityofBoth- Location:15323 15th Avenue NE; Appli- one of the best cross­country chancesatthe meet record ellreservesthe right to reject anyorall cation No.202123; Project Description: bidsand to waiveminor irregularitiesor Subdivision of one residential parcel into groups in the West during of 16­2. Has alreadyvaulted informalitiesand to further makeaward two(2). of theproject to thelowestresponsive, Thepubliccomment period ends the fall. If GraemeSchroder, 16 feet,6inches his senior responsible bidder as it best serves thein- 04/13/2016 at 5:00 p.m. Please mail,fax terestofthe City.Proposals are to be sub- (206)801-2788ordeliver comments to Tristan Houser and Keegan mittedonlyonthe form provided with the CityofShoreline, Attn: BrianLee,17500 season. Contract Provisions. AllProposals must MidvaleAvenueN,Shoreline, WA 98133or be accompaniedbyacertifiedcheck,ca- [email protected]. Fitzpatrick can translate that shier’s check, moneyorder or bid bond 5. Emmanuel Wells, Rainier payable to theCityofBothell andinthe Copies of thefullnoticeofapplication, ap- success intothe relatively amount of not less than 5% of thetotal bid plicationmaterials andapplicable codes Beach –Was second in the amount. areavailable forreview at City Hall,17500 MidvaleAvenueN. shorter1,600, 3,200 and Questionsregardingthisproject maybe 100 and 400 meters as a directed to theProject Engineer,Regina even 800 races this spring, Derda, at 425.806.6831orregina.derda@ junior in 2015, and won the bothellwa.gov. Tahoma could make arun to 200 meters in 22.24seconds CityofBothell the top in 4A. LAURAHATHAWAY at the 3A meet. CityClerk PublishedinThe SeattleTimes andSeat- tleDaily JournalofCommerceonMarch 29,2016and April5,2016