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Local kids went there out, the reward for following Dad’s or- [email protected] ome things, like the Sunday Times, to learn how to slug someone with a der to learn self-defense was when we Kenneth Robinson Co-Publisher/ are part of the weekly ritual for 16-ounce boxing glove. It was a fun dropped down the hill to Alaska Way Managing Editor S 425.238.4616 many in the Seattle area. Reading the summer evening pastime, even though to get a cup of hot chowder at Ivar’s [email protected] paper has been a family tradition that Dean Cummings, a lefty, regularly on Pier 54. Patrick Robinson Director of New Media we hope continues through the next socked me in the face a little too hard. We each got a cup and cradled it as [email protected] generation. We learned to punch the heavy bag, we rode home in the small car, sipping Shane Harms Reporter/Photographer This habit connects us to our own to jump rope and to make the speed bag slowly and savoring the rich broth. The [email protected] history. We look for the touchstones wobble rhythmically. The gym was hot stop at Ivar’s was very much part of Gwen Davis Reporter/Photographer that remind us that we live in Seattle, on summer nights and we wore t-shirts the adventure. And when the boxing [email protected] that our roots are here and that we feel and shorts and those arch-less Converse lessons ended, so did the side trip for Lindsay Peyton Reporter/Photographer part of the community because of it. tennis shoes and we worked up a good chowder. But the memory lingers on. [email protected] This idea applies also to familiar sweat. Looking back, I think Dad sent us Ivar’s is so much a part of Seattle Amanda Knox Contributing places, ones that have become part there to cut down on horseplay around history, it strikes a flat note to think Writer/Photographer [email protected] of our lives over time. That includes the house. We burned off a lot of kid en- it is gone, even in its airport location. Pat Cashman Columnist Ivar’s Acres of Clams and its various ergy at the gym. (See Lindsay Petyon’s story on page 8) [email protected] offspring. (White Center had a reputation as For our money, we urge the com- Scott Anthony Columnist When we read that Ivar’s has been a tough town. Learning how to box mittee to re-think their decision. Let [email protected] summarily booted out of the airport seemed like a useful skill. You never the new guys find a different spot. Peggy Sturdivant Columnist like a discarded crab leg, we were sur- knew when some kid would call you a Leave Ivar’s at the airport. 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But I think 1990, and while it lasted only two seasons my road thus far has been crazy so why not achieved cult status and has often been go after it? Writing is something I’ll always listed as among the greatest television dra- do. Whether anyone sees it is another story. mas of all time. Now a West Seattle based I haven’t had the director bug hit, yet.” actress, Lisa Coronado is among those ap- Her part in Twin Peaks has no character pearing in the show. name but her role is easily among the most The new series, appearing on Showtime emotionally powerful the new series has yet on Sunday evenings at 9 p.m. features most revealed. She plays the part called “Hit and of the same actors from the original series Run Mom” in which a drugged out charac- Photo courtesy of Showtime including Kyle MacLachlan, Mädchen Am- ter Richard Horne (played by Eamon Far- Lisa Coronado appears in Part 6 of the Showtime series Twin Peaks. The show airs Sunday evenings at 9 p.m. ick, Sherilyn Fenn, Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, ren) in a large truck hits her son (played by and several others. New additions include Hunter Sanchez) and drives off. She rushes thing. I definitely had a ‘I can’t believe Coronado is staying busy most recently Monica Bellucci, Jeremy Davies, Trent to her son’s lifeless body in anguish, and is this is my life’ moment when I got home finishing up pickups for Wonder Russell’s Reznor, Laura Dern, Robert Forster, Tim comforted by a neighbor Carl Todd (played though.” first feature See You on the Other Side. Roth, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Ashley Judd, by Harry Dean Stanton). Coronado said, “I Since her appearance she has gone back “It’s about a grieving widow who finds Tom Sizemore, Amanda Seyfried, Matthew got called in to audition for Heidi Walker. and watched a few episodes of the original a bit of magic within herself and brings Lillard, Sky Ferreira and Naomi Watts. I didn’t know what the project was or the series. “I had previously watched it as a teen- her husband back. I also have a few proj- The West Seattle Herald covered Coro- part. When I went she just set up a camera ager. But as soon as this newest season aired ects that will be releasing this year: the nado’s last film called Different Drummers and started asking me questions. Main- I stopped. I’m hooked on this one. I will Strowlers pilot and the Ireland film that in 2014 and since then she’s been busy in ly about raising kids and being a mom. I definitely go back and rewatch. I love what goes along with it. And auditioning. commercials (Snoqualmie Casino and oth- think I got emotional on one of them and I David creates,” she said, noting that she was Nothing is ever guaranteed so it’s a con- ers) and working on other projects. was like ‘Pull it together Lisa!’. And that was a Lynch fan from childhood. “Dune was a stant struggle for work.” Coronado first found the stage in a 1st it. Then a few weeks later I got the call that huge movie for me growing up. It solidi- Given the mysterious nature of the sto- grade play but didn’t start pursuing it pro- I booked it. And I still didn’t know what ‘it’ fied my love of science fiction and fantasy. ryline in Twin Peaks, Coronado is as fas- fessionally until she was 22. About 8 years was. My script pages showed up a bit later I wanted to be that little girl with the glow- cinated as the entire audience with how ago she began pursuing acting full time. and then I knew. I freaked out.” ing blue eyes so bad! Mulholland Drive was the story is being told. “Maybe because it’s She went to Ireland last summer to play a Being directed by Lynch was a memo- a trip. I loved every second of it. I recently familiar or the storyline feels like it’s the character she helped create with Ben Dobyns rable experience Coronado said, “He’s the watched a commercial he made in 2010 for most rooted in reality,” she said. “I want for a pilot called Strowlers. She played Dr. kindest man. He cares deeply for his actors. Lady Dior with Marion Cotillard. It’s gor- more Shelly! I’m identifying with her char- Merch on Syfy’s Z Nation, and appeared in I felt totally safe. One scene was difficult, geous! I love his work. It’s unique. It creates acter the most. And the return of Harry Jeff Ferrel’s indie ghost film Ghostlight. “The emotionally. He was there with me 100%. feelings of unease and wonder. And it’s in- Dean Stanton is just wonderful. That guy work I’m most proud of is Kris and Lin- I was so involved in the character and the credibly brave work. I learned what it’s like is so good. I really want to know what’s up dy Boustedt’s short ‘Ten Years Later’ that I scene I didn’t have time to freak out at the to watch someone so completely invested in with that glass box. I have ideas but I want filmed with my best friend Wonder Russell. fact that I was being directed by the great every detail of their work. His vision is so to see more! Oh and for Dougie to ‘wake It’s super dark,” Coronado said. David Lynch. And working with Harry strong and clear. And he truly connects with up’. That’s been excruciating and hilarious Coronado said her strongest desire (and Dean Stanton. Which is probably a good the people around him.” to watch but I want Agent Cooper back!” Water Taxi service will be suspended ten days in August; Colman Dock being renovated Both routes of the popular foot and bike tors and a pedestrian bridge to the new Washing- Seattle to Link light rail at the Columbia City WaterTaxi is out of service. ferry service will be suspended while construc- ton State Ferries terminal and its amenities. Station. 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It’s Aconcagua, Carstensz Pryamid, Elbrus, the place to go to hire a guide, rent equip- Everest, Kilimanjaro and Vinson Massif. ment and plan a big adventure on peaks In 2006, Boskoff and her climbing part- around the world. ner Charlie Fowler died while on a climb- The business has served customers from ing adventure in the Sichuan Province of around the world since it opened in 1984. China. Recently, Mountain Madness moved its Gunlogson, who had been a guide with headquarters from Luna Park to 9249 17th Mountain Madness since 1993, took the Ave. S.W. in White Center, where the vista helm and has worked to keep Fischer and of Mt. Rainier provides the perfect back- Boskoff’s passion for adventure alive. drop for climbing enthusiasts. He had been climbing since age 15 in The company’s owner, a third generation the Olympic and Cascade Mountains. He West Seattleite Mark Gunlogson said he studied environmental science at college wanted the company to remain in the area but pursued an unchartered career path, and looks forward to becoming part of the working as a fisheries biologist on Korean diverse White Center neighborhood. fishing boats, painting houses, trying car- He had searched for a new location for pentry, writing for climbing publications, the growing business for quite a while be- teaching skiing and working on conserva- fore discovering an available space after tion projects in South America. lunch in White Center. Gunlogson became a guide in 1987 and “I was just driving around, poking has since led trips to all seven continents, around, checking everything out,” he said. reaching the highest peak of six. “And I stumbled upon this. It was totally He was drawn to Mountain Madness, be- lu c k y.” cause he believed the company had room Mountain Madness was founded in 1984 to grow. Lindsay Peyton by the late Scott Fischer, who climbed the “It was kind of small at the time, and Mark Gunlogson, who had been a guide with Mountain Madness since 1993, took the helm of the company in 2008. He world’s highest and most challenging peaks, there was a place for me to apply my knowl- recently moved the business from its location in Luna Park to a new space in White Center. including Everest, K2, the Matterhorn, El edge,” he said. “Scott and Chris both want- Capitan, Mt. Blanc, Peak Communism and ed to be a more innovative company and to West Seattle residents mother and bies and the most experienced climbers. the Diamond Couloir of Mt. Kenya. do more interesting trips. It was a dynamic, daughter, Megan and Tatum Dahl, agreed For individuals who want to hone their He served as a climbing instructor and small company with a big name.” that the qualified guides made all the dif- skills, the company offers climbing schools. guide for more than 25 years and decided Gunlogson had years of climbing expe- fernece. “You don’t have to have any climbing ex- to create the business. He created a num- rience on some of the most difficult moun- “They hire the best in the world,” Megan perience,” Gunlogson said. “We teach you ber of the routes still used by the company tains under his belt when he took over in said. “They’re organized, and they make it the skills you need to get up the mountain.” today—and established its dedication to 2008. He has continued to develop new a lot of fun.” There are a series of courses and climbs charity and outreach efforts. Fischer raised programs ever since. Last summer, Tatum went for her first recommended before attempting Everest. funds for both AIDS research and the in- He explained that most of the business is climbing trip with her parents, who have Gunlogson said there are a number of ternational relief organization CARE. conducted online—serving clients across gone on trips with Mountain Madness for options locally for those interested in try- In May of 1996, Scott climbed Everest the globe. years. ing a climb. He especially enjoys leading for a second time. The trip resulted in a Mountain Madness offers everything Tatum said the guides made her feel safe. trips in the Cascades. disaster, chronicled in the book “Into Thin from “one-day rock climbing near Seattle “They had everything figured out down to “It’s a total wilderness out there,” he said. Air” by Jon Krakauer. Fischer died as a re- to the treks around the world,” Gunlogson a T,” she said. “Our guides were fantastic. “You don’t see people for days. It’s a totally sult of a major storm that hit as his group said. You could tell it isn’t just a job to them. different experience.” descended. The company’s mission is to provide top- They love doing it.” The company can also create a custom Christine Boskoff then took over the notch guiding and instruction. Megan encourages Seattle residents to trip for a group—and an equipment rental company. A long-time athlete and engi- “We’re a small company that’s able to be take advantage of having the company in service. neer, she began climbing with her husband more attentive with our guests,” Gunlog- their own backyard. Gunlogson often takes exploratory trips, Keith Boskoff. She eventually quit her job son said. “We’re providing a high quality “How great is it to have a guide ser- always paving the way for new adventures. and committed to climbing full-time. She experience.” vice right in the neighborhood,” she said. became one of the leading female high al- Having high caliber guides is the secret “They’re local and reputable.” For more information, visit www.mountain titude climbers in the world, going up Ev- to success, he added. Mountain Madness has offerings for new- madness.com. Spiritual Resources

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Spectators were encouraged to run up to the float and kick the hind end of the commander-in-chief, and many, many parade goers took their liberty in offering some abuse.

All photos Shane Harms The 29th annual Fremont Solstice Parade was a colorful smattering of political criticism, a celebration of season-change, and Naked cyclists led the Solstice Parade procession. of course, naked bicyclists.

By Shane Harms couraged to run up to the float and kick the Seattle has recognized the parade as signifi- If we destroy all those floats we’re not doing Thousands of spectators flocked to Fre- hind end of the commander-in-chief, and cant and named it exempt from higher permit it anymore. It sounds really weird to say that mont on Sat., June 17 for the 29th annual Fre- many, many parade goers took their liberty in fees. An ordinance increased fees last year. but if people want the event to happen in the mont Solstice Parade, and this year’s showing offering some abuse. Some spectators struck Other events the city has deemed significant future something needs to happen before we was a colorful smattering of political criti- Trump’s bottom so hard that the float nearly and exempt from the higher permit fees are destroy the floats,” said Tom. cism, a celebration of season-change, and of rose off the ground. the Fourth of July Celebration, SeaFair and The FAC was storing the floats at an SDOT course, naked bicyclists. Another Trump installation depicted the the Macy’s Parade. easement between Hales Ales and Fred Mey- Adorned in paint and costumes—some president guarding the Eiffel Tower and With help from the city, spectators can ex- er. Now FAC reports that they can no longer wearing nothing at all—the group of one smacking down windmills as a global ther- pect the parade to be around in the future, use the space and are reaching out to City hundred cycles or so led the parade proces- mometer rose. Undoubtedly, the float con- but another issue might snuff out the annual Council members for help. sion down 36th Street N. through the heart of veyed criticism for Trump withdrawing the celebration. Organizers say that they’ve lost “We can flat pack them on top of each other, Fremont—or to what many Seattleites consid- U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement. the space they store the 15 floats during the but if we don’t have a place to store them we are er the center of the universe. Spectators with Amid the floats and a marching band play- year and that if they do not have a space for going to have to get rid of them, and it’s going red faces and cameras clamored and thronged ing politically charged songs such as “Killing the floats they will have to dismantle them by to be a real problem, but it’s kind of silly with along the street-curb shouting and jeering as In The Name Of,” by Rage Against the ma- early August. the 30th anniversary coming up,” said Susan “the nakeds” rolled passed them. chine, there was an air of consternation and Pete Tom, a founder and active member of Harper, President, Fremont Arts Council. After the nudists went through, 15 of the solidarity among parade goers and partici- the Fremont Arts Council, said that if they According to a FAC volunteer, over the last Fremont Art Council floats, marching bands pants, and the festivities reached a climax at have to dismantle the floats they would no 10 years FAC has had four different locations and dance groups followed. This year there Gas Works Park. Hundreds celebrated the longer organize the parade. He said they to store the floats. were at least two floats themes with political solstice into the night with music, beer gar- only need a 30-foot by 40-foot space to store Westside Seattle reported on this story last overtones. One float depicted President Don- dens and art installations. the floats. week and FAC has confirmed they still have ald Trump with his pants down, bent over With thousands showing up to celebrate “The fact of the matter is that this will be not found a new location for the floats and with his rump exposed. Spectators were en- the summer solstice every year, the City of the last event if we don’t find a storage space. their deadline is August 7. 6 FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE Taking care of trails keeps the natural world accessible Schmitz Park Preserve drainage issues that need attention and it’s gets some love on a challenge to keep up with it all. “This park is a destination for birders, native plant en- National Trails Day thusiasts, and it’s a greenway from Admiral By Patrick Robinson down to Alki so it sees tens of thousands of Volunteers spread out across Seattle people a year using these trails.” Parks on Saturday June 3 with a specific Volunteer Scott Standridge said he has mission: fix the trails. been volunteering a few times and found Seattle’s reputation as a place that cele- where to go online. He’s a hiker and he was brates and looks after nature is driven in “looking for ways to find new trails and I part by our relationship with it in our own stumbled across the WTA and saw they had parks. To honor National Trails Day and to new trails. So this is a good way to go and see get trails ready for the summer season the them, it’s great to go out and see areas you Seattle Parks Department sent teams out to wouldn’t otherwise get to experience.” restore trails and keep them walkable. Nat- Seattle Parks has a Trails App, created ural processes like erosion and decay can last year that is a great mobile guide for make trails in parks not only uncomfort- your iPhone to all the trails in the city. Patrick Robinson able but dangerous so it’s important work. The app lets you: Jacobo Jimenez Senior Forest Maintenance Lead for Seattle Parks was joined by Dede Chinlund, Jacob Mandell, Whitney and Schmitz Preserve Park in North Admiral/ • Find trails in Seattle City with text search Scott Standrige working on trail maintenance, leveling out the trail ‘bench’ (the flat area for walkers), and trimming back Alki is probably West Seattle’s most natural- and map view. some vegetation. ized park with 12 trails comprising around 4 • See accessibility information including miles of trail length. Jacobo Jimenez, Senior steepness and surface types for trails. Ferdinand Schmitz, who served on the West Seattle park complex. Except for the Forest Maintenance Lead for Seattle Parks • Get driving directions to trails. See where park commission during those years. It was paved entrance and a parking lot at the said, “This is truly an old growth forest. you are on the trail using the map view. Schmitz’s idea, as he saw how rapidly the northwest corner, the park has remained People usually think of just ‘big trees’ but • Document and officially report issues great forest was disappearing, to preserve essentially unchanged ever since. that only means that the forest has reached that you find while walking on trails to part of it in its natural state. About National Trails Day its maturity and it has everything from the help the city improve its parks. Even Schmitz’s land had not been com- June 3 was the 25th Annual celebration oldest to the youngest in every stage.” • Share your trail experiences on Twitter pletely untouched by logging, though. of the nation’s trails. Well over 150,000 The volunteers were there through and Facebook. Some huge stumps in the park still show people took part in the event nationally. Washington Trails Association, who part- • Volunteer with Parks & Recreation. deep notches hacked high above the Around Western Washington, a number ner with Seattle Parks to maintain the 100 The Seattle Parks website contains this ground for the “spring-boards” on which of hikes, bike rides and other events were or so miles within the city. “We rely on bit of history about the park: axe men would stand to avoid having to set for National Trails Day by local trail youth groups, volunteer groups, and others Schmitz Preserve was donated to the chop through the lower root crown, the groups including hikes around Lake Boren like the WTA to help us keep up with the city in pieces between 1908 and 1912. The thickest and hardest part of the tree. After Park, Seattle’s West Duwamish Greenbelt, maintenance,” said Jimenez. He noted that most generous chunk came from a German 1908, however, the new park rapidly gained the Union Bay Natural Area, Big Four Ice Schmitz Park Preserve has a number of immigrant/pioneer/banker/realtor named popularity as a quiet complement to the Caves and others. WSOP-ED While President Trump withdraws from the Paris Climate Agreement, Pretty PawsPet Grooming teenagers like myself are fighting the climate crisis head-on By Jamie Margolin, Take for example activist Xiuhtezcatl Celebrating 17 years in business! 15-year-old West Seattle environmental activist Martinez. He just turned 17. But by age It’s a crazy time to be a teen. 12, he had already organized more than 35 President Trump just announced that protests and rallies for environmental jus- Certi ed Master Groomer the US is withdrawing from the Paris Cli- tice. President Obama gave him a national mate Agreement. But that is only one of community service award in 2013 and as of the many actions his administration has today, Xiuhtezcatl has spoken at the United taken to give a proverbial middle finger to Nations three times, on behalf of our earth, Make your pet all young generations, who will suffer the and our entire generation, whose future is devastating impacts of climate change. currently under assault by our own parents. Today’s teenagers are growing up at a Xiuhtezcatl is also a part of a lawsuit, along a stunner time where everything generations before with 21 other youth plaintiffs, who are su- us took for granted—clean air, potable wa- ing the federal government over denying this Summer ter, and life as we know it—are on the verge our generation’s constitutional rights to life of destruction. Teenagers, or “Generation and a healthy environment. Z” as we’re sometimes called, are growing The President could learn a thing or two up during a time where our future is more from him. $ uncertain than it was for any generation My friend 16-year-old Anne Lee, who before us. co-founded a program that successfully And among our internet surfing, Snap- lowered her school’s carbon footprint, and 4 OFF chat-addicted populace, are warriors. that of schools all over the state is better Many of today’s teenagers are defying ste- helping to safeguard the future than ev- Groom reotypes, fighting tooth and nail for our ery single Trump Administration official futures. Some teenagers are more civically combined. or Bath active in one month than most adults are Then there’s Chiara Rose D’Angelo, who, in a lifetime. when at 20, chained herself to the Anchor I am one of them. of a giant oil ship that was staying in a Some of us are bravely tackling one of Washington State port, The Arctic Chal- the most massive issues humanity has ever lenger, for three whole days, to stop it from faced—climate change—while the leaders leaving to go drill oil in the Arctic. who are supposed to be doing it for us move Right now, leaders like Paul Ryan and Open 7 days a week! backward, backing out of agreements, and Mitch Mcconnell, who are supposed to be 206-444-4656 • 123 S.W. 158th St. • Burien buddying up with petroleum industries to an example for young people, are not show- destroy the futures of their own children. OP-ED » PG.7 WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2017 7 POLICEREPORTS ed a live band at the bar, took the micro- in from a nearby homeowner. The man said a BURGLARY ON 6TH AVENUE S. WEST SEATTLE phone and began singing. The bartender friend came to his door, yelling that someone On Sat., June 10, a suspect kicked in the SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER tried to stop the woman, but the suspect was chasing him with a knife, and then he storage shed located in the backyard of a A QUICK PURSUIT slapped her in the face. The suspect then armed himself with a handgun and went out- home on the 10800 block of 6th Avenue S. A pursuit on Tues., June 13 ended with got onto the pool table and started hitting side to see what was happening. While stand- and stole a number of tools. The crime was one suspect in custody. A deputy happened the lights with a large pool table broom. ing in front of his house, the homeowner was reported around 11:20 a.m. to be sitting in his patrol car with his win- The bartender tried to pull her off the ta- confronted by a man holding a knife or sharp dows rolled down, when he heard a gun- ble and get her out of the bar. The bartend- object. The suspect advanced in a threatening BURGLARY STOPPED BY HOME shot near S.W. 107th Street and 15th Ave- er said then she “saw stars.” The suspect manner, and the homeowner fired a round SURVEILLANCE nue S.W. He then saw a suspicious vehicle had struck her in the head with the pool into the ground as a warning. The suspect, Around noon on Tues., June 6, police in the area and decided to drive behind it. table brush. While the victim and the wit- however, continued to move forward. The received a call reporting the burglary of a When the vehicle took off, the deputy ac- nesses were trying to call 911, the suspect homeowner ran back into his house and home on the 12600 block of 14th Avenue tivated his emergency vehicle equipment. kept trying to take their cell phones. Offi- slammed the door, just as the suspect was S. The homeowner saw two suspects enter The driver did not stop, but the pursuit cers read the suspect her Miranda Rights, about to enter. The suspect began pounding and steal items from his house on a video lasted for only a minute before the suspect but she refused to answer. She was trans- on the door and stabbing it with the object he surveillance system on his cell phone. Dep- crashed his vehicle and fled on foot. A K-9 ported to the Southwest Precinct and later was holding, while screaming out that he was uties were able to respond immediately and unit was able to successfully locate the sus- booked into King County Jail. “the Creator.” When deputies arrived on the locate the two suspects. “This case is a great pect about four blocks from the accident. scene, they found the suspect in front of the example of how technology, specifically Bullets were found on the suspect. The sus- COMMERCIAL BURGLARY ON home and ordered him multiple times to get video surveillance, helps us solve crimes,” pect was treated at the scene by medics and CALIFORNIA AVENUE S.W. on the ground and drop what he was hold- Sgt. Cindi West, spokeswoman for King booked into jail. During the incident South Around 7 a.m. on Mon., June 12, officers ing. The suspect did not comply and started County Sherriff’s Office, said. “In the past, Seattle Community College was in lock received a call about a commercial bur- coming towards the deputies, who fired their the solvability of this case would have been down for safety. glary on the 2700 block of California Av- tasers at him. The tasers were not effective, low. This video system immediately alerted enue S.W. The facilities manager explained however, and the suspect continued to ad- the homeowner when the suspects entered ROWDY BAR PATRON that the location is no longer open and the vance. One deputy fired, striking the suspect the house and he was able to see the sus- TRANSPORTED TO JAIL building is slated for demolition. There was in the torso. Deputies immediately began life- pects inside committing the crime. Video Officers were nearby when they received no merchandise in the store, but there was saving first aid efforts and also called for the has definitely made a difference in our abil- a call about a disturbance at a bar, located shelving and equipment. When he arrived, fire department and medics to respond. The ity to solve crimes and catch the criminals.” on the 4700 block of California Avenue the manager noticed that the keys were suspect was then transported to Harborview, S.W., around 9:30 p.m. on Sat., June 10. missing from an external key box. Inside where he died of his injuries. The Deputy in- BREAK-IN AT MOTEL 6 They were able to arrive immediately and the store, a cinder block and a bucket of tar, volved in the shooting, who has been with the Suspects broke the glass into a room at were soon flagged down by a number of bar which had been on the roof, were broken King County Sheriff’s Office for more than Motel 6, 16500 International Blvd., around patrons, who ushered them to the back- on the ground. Officers checked to make two years, was placed on administrative leave. 1 p.m. on Sun., June 1. Once inside, they door. Witnesses said a female assaulted the sure no one was still inside. They did not Major Crimes Detectives are still collecting found a master key, which they used to bartender and that she was fleeing the area find anything missing or damaged—but evidence and gathering more information access another room. They stole a laptop from the back entrance, westbound in the did notice the lock to the roof access hatch about the incident. computer. alley. The woman had already crossed over had been opened and some lighting and 44th Avenue S.W. and was in an adjacent wooden supports were moved and dam- parking lot. A large group of witnesses fol- aged. The manager said he would get new lowed, pointing her out to officers the whole padlocks and secure the front door. way. Once stopped, the suspect cooperated with police and returned to the bar. The victim was holding a towel to her forehead, HIGHLINE which was covered in blood. She had a 3- DEPUTY SHOOTS MAN ATTACKING A to 4-inch laceration and was treated by the HOMEOWNER ON THE 13600 BLOCK Seattle Fire Department at the scene. She OF 3RD AVENUE S. was then transported to Highline Medical Just before midnight on Sun., June 13, the Center for stitches. Witnesses said the sus- King County Sheriff’s Office received mul- pect was intoxicated when she came into tiple calls regarding shots being fired in the the bar, and the bartender had refused to 13600 block of 3rd Avenue S. As deputies serve her more. The suspect then interrupt- were heading to the area, another call came

in fighting climate change, representatives OP-ED CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 in other branches of government, like the ing even a shred of the courage Chiara has Congress and Senate, need to step up for shown. young people’s futures. And then, there’s me. Now 15-years-old, We youth have to worry about things I take multiple trips a year to my state cap- our parents never had to, like if the natural itol to lobby my representatives and testify wonders and animals we love will still be at bill hearings, in hopes that climate-fight- around for us to share with our own chil- ing policies are passed. I spend every free dren. We have to worry about concerns hour I have attending community organiz- so basic that no one should ever have to ing meetings, writing Op-Eds, and putting even think about them, like whether the together civic action projects to combat the air we will breathe as adults will be clean, climate crisis. or whether our water will be potable. And I am not alone. because most of us can’t vote, we teenagers But in the end, whether or not my gen- have no say in the destruction that is hap- eration inherits a livable planet relies on pening to our planet. our leaders to actually listen to us youth We had no say in electing our politicians, activists, instead of giving us a “good work” who instead of working to safeguard our pat on the head and then continuing to futures, are pulling out of the Paris Climate let the climate crisis get worse. We young Agreement, defunding the EPA, slashing change-makers can’t save our futures alone. environmental regulations left and right, We don’t make the laws. And that’s why we and are ready to sell America’s national need our leaders to genuinely support us parks to the highest bidder. by taking concrete action to save our fu- Many of today’s youth activists are set- tures. Even if the current administration is ting examples for our leaders, instead of exiting deals and taking strides backward vice versa. 8 FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE Ivar’s not leaving airport without a fight By Lindsay Peyton The winning bids were announced earli- Shortly after Sea-Tac Airport staff an- er this month—and included Marche Food nounced they would not renew Ivar’s lease Hall, Evergreens, Poppa Woody’s, Lucky at the central terminal, the restaurant re- Louie Alaska Seafood Shack by Kathy Ca- leased an announcement from the com- sey, Asian Box, Ballard Beer Hall, Banh pany’s president Bob Donegan: “There’s Shop, Good Bar, Caffe Ladro, Kio Shi Sushi something very fishy here, and I don’t mean Bento and La Place. in a good way.” Other additions include Le Grand The restaurant’s airport location has Comptior, Pallino, Pei Wei Asian Diner, been at the terminal since 2005—and has Standard Bakery and Broadcast Coffee received a number of accolades locally and Roasters, Starbucks Urban Market, Stone nationally. House Café, the Habit Burger Grill and Vil- Ivar’s has also won the hearts of many lage Pub & Grill. travelers, as validated by the more than DeRoy said that securing a place at the 8,000 fans who have written or called the airport simply boils down to submitting a airport to ask staff to reconsider and renew solid proposal. Courtesy photo the lease. Petitioners joined forces online “Whether you’re the biggest restaurant or Ivar’s Fish Bar at the SeaTac is a popular place. on a new web site—keepivars.com. the smallest, it’s all about putting your best Donegan spoke at a meeting of the Se- foot forward,” he said. requirements change, he does not see the port restaurants,” he said. attle Port Commission on Wed., June 14— He added that the airport is committed point in reapplying. He said the Port should have considered and a number of individuals attended to to providing space for small businesses to “We will always be dinged for not being a Ivar’s track record at the airport. voice their support. grow. small business,” he said. “We would like to be at the airport,” he “We had people we didn’t even know “The next big restaurant concept, we’d In fact, the whole evaluation process said. “There are a number of communities show up,” he said. “That’s very heartening.” love to have born right here in the airport,” seems unfair to him. that want us. We will find spaces for every But the airport’s decision has already he said. “Ivar’s has nearly 30 locations. They “The seven criteria, we seem to fit all of one of our 23 employees now working at been made. are not a small business. Most mom-and- those,” he said. “And in the evaluation cri- the airport location. But we’d rather contin- Spokesman Brian DeRoy explained that pop shops can’t compete against them. teria, there’s no mention of customer satis- ue to be at the airport.” the airport posted a request for bids several That’s why the port offers a level playing faction. The whole purpose of restaurants The Port’s evaluation criteria and bid- months ago. “We received more bids than field. We want to give them all a chance.” in the airport is satisfying the customer.” ders’ scores is online at www.portseattle. ever before,” he said. “It was a very compet- DeRoy said the build-out for all of the Donegan said that Ivar’s has exceeded org/Business/Airport-Concessions/Doc- itive process. It was a rigorous, thorough new restaurants will take time—and should many standards—from showing environ- uments/adr_lease_group_3_scores_ba- evaluation.” open in 2019. mental stewardship by adding composting sis_4_award.pdf. Critieria included everything from the In the meantime, he encourages Ivar’s and recycling to the airport restaurants to restaurant’s background and experience to and others to sign up for the next lease bid having a solid reputation of taking care of For more information about Ivar’s, visit www. the benefits and pay for employees. period later in the month. employees. ivars.com. Fore more information about the “Ivar’s did not win,” DeRoy said. Donegan said that unless the evaluation “We have the lowest turnover of the air- Port of Seattle, visit www.portseattle.org.

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locolseattle.com 206.938.3279 7900 35th Ave. S.W. WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2017 9 WSOBITUARIES Arnold W. Aubol dren in a suburb of Tukwila, WA. She was a Chico, Charli and Hazel. Arnold W. Aubol “Arnie” died on Memo- stay-at-home mom, but did volunteer work A memorial service will be held at Taho- rial Day, after a long battle with congestive for the Seattle blood bank and the Seattle ma National Cemetery on June 23, 2017 at heart failure. Library for the Blind, was a foster parent 12:30 pm. A beloved family man and Korean veter- for 21 newborn babies and became a Ste- Published in Westside Seattle, June 23, 2017. an, Arnie is predeceased by Alma, his be- phen minister in 2003. loved wife of 55 years, son Billy, grandson Terry was preceded in death by her Ryan and sisters Gen and Lois. grandson, Corey Oleson in August 2000, He is survived by his children Ron, Deb- and her husband Barry in August 2001. bie, Marty, Sharon, Tim and brother Chet; She is survived by her four children, Ralph grandchildren Jon, Bob, Jeff, Frank, Bre- and wife Carol, Jeff and wife Ruth, Larry anne, Debbie Ann, Susan, Cheryl, Matt and and Laura, seven grandchildren and five Michelle; fourteen great-grandchildren great grandchildren. and four great-great grandchildren. Published in Westside Seattle, June 23, 2017. Born in St. Cloud, MN in 1928, he was inducted into the Armed Forces September 25, 1950 and honorably discharged August Wanda Wollum 15, 1956. An active member of the Amer- 2/12/1933 – 6/10/2017 ican Legion and 40 et 8 veterans organiza- Born at home on a farm in Wisconsin on tions, he also served on the Shelton Ceme- February 12, 1933, to Cliff and Rose Wollum, tery board of directors. Wanda passed away in California on June 10, Service to be held at Faith Lutheran 2017. Wanda had two brothers, Paul and Le- Church in Shelton, WA on June 24, 2017 at Susan Gay Moore land. The small Norwegian family moved to 1:00 pm, with reception following. Minnesota and Ohio before settling in Seat- Published in Westside Seattle, June 23, 2017. 1956 - 2016 Susan Gay Moore, 60, of Seattle, WA, tle, where her father worked for Northwest passed away at home on December 19, Orient and her mother was an Avon lady. 2016. Susan Geary, affectionately called Sue Wanda excelled in school graduating from or Susie, was born on March 7, 1956. She Highline High School in 1951. Wanda mar- was the third child, and second daughter, ried “Steb” Stebbins in 1955 and they had four born to Gerald and Mildred Geary. children together. After their divorce, Wanda Susan held many jobs, from working at worked as a bookkeeper until she earned a Melvin L. Michael Skippers, to Kmart and Sears. She final- degree from Seattle University and became Lois A. Michael ly found her for-ever job, at Larson-Juhl. a CPA. Wanda moved to Alaska and then to Melvin L. Michael passed away on Jan- There, she performed many duties, includ- California, where she later retired. Wanda uary 10, 2017 at 90 years of age. He was ing billing, picking out mat boards and cut- loved to travel, cook, dance, and especially a retired Boeing tooling manager. Melvin ting frames. loved cultivating her garden. served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and Susan loved to read. When she wasn’t Wanda was preceded in death by her par- the Koran war as a member of the U.D.T. busy working, or spending time with fami- ents and brothers and is survived by her He was born in Kansas and at the age of ly, she could often be found with a book in children: Steve (Kim) Stebbins, Cliff (Diana) 6 moved to Idaho with his family where her hand. Most weekends were spent at the Stebbins, Sheri Viggiano, Brian Stebbins, he grew up and attended school. Follow- library, where she would check out at least 5 and her nine grandchildren. There will be a ing his military service, he settled in the books; only to read them all in days. small gathering in July to remember Wanda. Wilma “Terry” Jean Boswell Seattle area. Susan was preceded in death by her par- Published in Westside Seattle, June 23, 2017. May 19, 1928 – June 10, 2017 Lois A. Michael passed away on Febru- ents and husband, Mark Edward Moore. WSOBITUARIES » PG.11 Wilma “Terry” Jean Boswell, 89, a South ary 12, 2017 at the age of 87. Lois worked She is survived by her three children: Eric Seattle resident, went home to be with the for many years at Sea-Tac airport. She was Hopper, Danielle Ellis, and Kelsey Moore; ∆ Lord on June 10, 2017. A family celebra- born in British Columbia, Canada and three grandchildren: Ynez Hopper, Da- tion of life service will be held on Saturday, moved with her family to Port Angeles, mon Hopper and Holly Ellis, as well as two out ∆ July 15, 2017. WA when she was 10 years old, where she brothers and four sisters. She was born in Denver, Colorado on lived and attended school until moving to Susan was a wonderful wife, moth- about May 19, 1928 to Carl and Jessie Lipperd. the Seattle area. er, grandmother, sister and friend. She is & She moved to Seattle in 1941 and gradu- Melvin and Lois were married for 65 greatly missed and will never be forgotten. ated from Broadway High School in 1945. years and resided in Des Moines, WA. They A celebration of life is being held for Susan BURIEN English Literature was her major at the are survived by their son Dennis, (Kate) on June 24, 2017 from 2-5 pm at the May’s University of Washington, where she grad- and daughter Denise. They have 3 grand- Pond Clubhouse, 17730 Brook Blvd., Both- uated in 1949. children, Nicholas (Tiffany), Alexandra ell, WA. Parking is located across the street. She and Barrett Boswell married on Oc- (Brandon), and Erik (Trina). They also She went kicking and screaming! tober 18, 1949. They raised their four chil- have 5 great grandchildren, Kameron, Ava, Published in Westside Seattle, June 23, 2017. Fly Fish Always on time, one patient at a time! 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JUNCTION TRUE VALUE LADIES NIGHT our blog www.discoveryshopwestseattle. This is a feast of poetry, not a food event. Junction True Value org, then LIKE us on Facebook. For more information, call the Library at 206.684.4089. 4747 44th Ave. S.W. 35TH ANNUAL Wed., June 21, 6–8 p.m. Ladies of West WEST SEATTLE SUMMERFEST SKANDIA DANCE SUMMER Seattle, you are invited to the 1st Annu- DANCE PRACTICE al Ladies Night at Junction True Value The Junction There will be prizes, drawings and vendor California Ave. S.W. and S.W. Alaska St. Phinney Neighborhood Center, Room 2 demonstrations. The 1st 100 ladies will Fri.–Sun., July 14–16, Fri. and Sat. 10 6532 Phinney Ave. N. receive a bag filled with goodies. All ladies a.m. –6 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Sum- AARF’S 9TH ANNUAL WHINE Wed., July 12 and 26, 7:30–9 p.m. We can take advantage of 20% off store-wide mer Fest offers fun activities for the whole AND CHEESE LIVE AUCTION will dance the dances learned in the past savings (excluding Stihl products and sale family, including shopping, live music, Glen Acres Golf and Country Club Basics sessions. Although these sessions items). Refreshments and yummy snacks dining, beer gardens, and a kids play area. 1000 S. 112th St. are not formal classes, an instructor will will be served. Ladies only…no men or Don’t miss out on one of Seattle’s best Fri., June 23, 6-10 p.m. Enjoy a selection be there to remind folks of dances that children. For more info call 206.932.0450. things to do this summer! for more info of wine, beer, cider and hors d’oeuvres, may have slipped our minds and answer visit wsjunction.org/summerfest/. while bidding on amazing auction items. questions. Dances may include snoa, SSC ADMISSIONS WORKSHOP All proceeds go to support the rescue and schottis variants, Rørospols, hambo, and South Seattle College Library HIGHLINE aid work that Animal Aid & Rescue Foun- other requests. Cost will be $8/member 6000 16th Ave. S.W. dation does. Tickets are $40 in advance, per session, $10/nonmember. The prac- Wed., June 21, 1:30–3 p.m. South Seat- MEET BURIEN COUNCIL CANDIDATES $50 at the door. They can be purchased at tices are open to all Scandinavian danc- tle College is holding a free Admissions Town Square www.myaarf.org. Ticket price includes 2 ers, not just Skandia students. This is not a series, so please come join us when you Workshop to help community members In front of BECU on 152nd St.. drink tickets, hors d’oeuvres, and a com- and future students with the admission Thurs., June 22, 5–7 p.m. Meet eight of memorative wine glass for the first 50 are in town and want to get some exer- and enrollment process. 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All acoustic is designed for future students interested in informal, inclusive progressive social Join the Highline Amateur Radio Club instruments welcome. Email music@skan- applying to South’s academic transfer and group. Raise your spirits while you raise (HARC) in this annual, nationwide event dia-folkdance.org if you need the address. where amateur radio operators simulate professional/technical career training pro- your glass, and share ideas while you HEARTSAVER FIRST AID, CPR & AED grams, and information will also be shared share a pitcher. Drinking Liberally gives operating their radio equipment under on those pathways. Drop-ins are welcome, like-minded, left-leaning individuals a emergency conditions. Local residents Swedish Medical Center and signing up in advance is encouraged. place to talk politics. You don’t need to be are encouraged to visit the HARC field Ballard Campus Visit www.southseattle.edu/new-stu- a policy expert—just come and learn from day site. While there, visitors are welcome 5300 Tallman Ave. N.W. dent-services/admissions-workshop.aspx to peers, trade jokes, vent frustration and to operate an amateur radio station and Sun., Jul. 9 and Nov. 12, 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. learn more and RSVP. hang out in an environment where it’s not experience talking to people around the Learn how to save a life using proper first taboo to talk politics. world by amateur radio. aid, automated external defibrillator (AED) DISCOVERY SHOP and CPR techniques for adults, children 4535 California Ave. S.W. ART RECEPTION: DINA SKEELS BALLARD and infants. Participant certifications are 206.937.7169 Normandy Park City Hall valid for two years. *This class does not All items with pink tags are $1.00 start- 801 S.W. 174th St. SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY provide Healthcare Provider BLS Certifi- ing June 27. We still have a grand array of Thurs., June 22, 7–8:30 p.m. Primarily POETRY ‘POTLUCK’ cation for doctors, nurses, CNAs, or other bone china tea cups and saucers, filled with influenced by Pablo Picasso, Dina Skeels Ballard Branch Licensed Healthcare Providers. Fee: $70/ treats. They make beautiful hostess and has a passion for abstract art. Come see an 5614 22nd Ave. N.W. person. For more information or to register, other gifts. The all volunteer run, non profit exhibit of Dina’s work, meet the artist and Thurs., June 22, 6:30–7:45 p.m. An please visit www.swedish.org/classes or call American Cancer Society shop is open 11 enjoy light refreshments. informal monthly gathering for listen- 1-800-SWEDISH (893-3474). West Seattle Outdoor Movies back for the summer with some amazing films starting July 22 West Seattle Outdoor movies come back for 2017 with some films sure to be mod- ern classics. First up is the latest in the Star Wars saga, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story on July 22. The West Seattle Outdoor Mov- ies viewing area is located next to the West Seattle YMCA on the new Festival street. The West Seattle Y is located at 3622 SW Snoqualmie St, Seattle. • July 22 – “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” • July 29 – “The LEGO Batman Movie” • Aug. 5 – “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” • August 12 – “Finding Dory” • August 19 – “Queen of Katwe” • Aug. 26 – “Beauty and the Beast” (2017) All movies start at dusk and are FREE. Gates open at 6:30pm. Concessions and raffles too, all pro- ceeds go to charity. WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2017 11 Douglas L. Perske and Sharpshooter. Doug enjoyed the out- Douglas L. Perske, 67, of Seattle passed doors and loved to hunt and fish. WSOBITUARIES away peacefully on Saturday, May 20, 2017 Survivors include his children Tami Ri- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 in Lynnwood, Washington. ley of Spotsylvania, VA, Ryan Perske & his Born in Seattle, Washington on June 17, wife Karna of Sultan, WA, Matthew Per- 1949, to Douglas W. and Laverne E. Per- ske & his wife Brittany of Vancouver, WA; ske, Doug grew up in Ballard. Doug grad- his sister Sandy Salmons of Vancouver, uated from Ballard High School, Class of WA, and 7 grandchildren: Derek, Olivia, Obituaries and rememberances 1967. Following graduation, he served in Skylar, Colton, Alayna, Lexi and Logan. can be submitted to the United States Army during the Viet- He was preceded in death by his parents [email protected]. nam War. While serving his country he re- Douglas and Laverne Perske. ceived several commendations: National A memorial will be held at 11:30 a.m. Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Friday, July 14 at Tahoma National Cem- Medal with 2 bronze stars, Vietnam Cam- etery in Kent. paign Medal, Combat Infantryman badge, Published in Westside Seattle, June 23, Army Commendation Medal, Marksman 2017. Legal/Public Notices must be received [email protected] PUBLICNOTICES no later than 12 noon on Friday IN THE SUPERIOR appointed as personal repre- the court in which the probate below stated; and in case of your Lot 7 and the south half of Lot 8 Address for Mailing or Services: IN THE SUPERIOR Address for Mailing or Service: COURT OF THE STATE OF sentative of this estate. Any proceedings were commenced. failure to do so, judgment will be in Block 6 of Cottage Grove, as P.O. BOX 70567 COURT OF THE STATE OF P.O. BOX 70567 WASHINGTON IN AND FOR person having a claim against The claim must be presented rendered against you according per plat recorded in Volume 22 of Seattle. WA 98127 WASHINGTON FOR KING Seattle, WA 98127 THE COUNTY OF KING the decedent must, before the within the later of: (1) Thirty days to the demand of the Complaint Plats, Page 45, records of King COUNTY NO: 17-4-03661-4SEA time the claim would be barred after the personal representa- which has been filed with the County, Washington; Court of probate proceedings NO. 17-4-03690-8SEA Court of notice agent’s oath and PROBATE NOTICE TO by any otherwise applicable tive served or mailed the notice clerk of said Court. and Cause Number: NON-PROBATE NOTICE TO declaration and Cause Number: CREDITORS statute of limitations, present to the creditor as provided under Commonly known as: 4832 26th King County Superior Court CREDITORS King County Superior Court RCW 11.40.030 the claim in the manner as pro- RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c); or (2) four A brief statement of the object Ave. SW, Seattle, WA 98106 17-4-03110-8SEA RCW 11.42.030 17-4-03690-8SEA vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- months after the date of first of this action is as follows: In the matter of the estate of: ing on or mailing to the personal publication of the notice. If the Quiet Title to the following real Tax Assessor’s Parcel No. Published in the Westside Se- In the matter of the estate of: Published in the Westside Se- VICTOR PETERS, representative or the personal claim is not presented within property: 1772600390. attle on June 16, 23, 30, 2017 RAYMOND RADFORD, attle on June 16, 23, 30, 2017 Deceased. representative’s attorney at the this time frame, the claim is for- Lot 21 through 26, inclusive, Block #6738 Deceased. #6740 address stated below a copy of ever barred, except as otherwise 8, East Tacoma, according to the DATED: May 30, 2017 THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- the claim and filing the original of provided in RCW 11.40.051 and plat thereof recorded in Volume 4 THE CO-NOTICE AGENTS TIVE NAMED BELOW has been the claim with the court in which RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- of Plats, Page 50, records of King Attorney for plaintiff: IN THE SUPERIOR NAMED BELOW, has elected IN THE SUPERIOR appointed as personal represen- the probate proceedings were fective as to claims against both County, Washington; SCOTT M. ELLERBY COURT OF THE STATE OF to give notice to creditors of COURT OF THE STATE OF tative of this estate. Any person commenced. The claim must the decedent’s probate and non- Commonly known as: 36822 WSBA #16277 WASHINGTON IN AND FOR the Decedent. As of the date WASHINGTON FOR KING having a claim against the dece- be presented within the later of: probate assets. 2nd Ave. SW, Federal Way, WA THE COUNTY OF KING of filing of a copy of this notice COUNTY dent must, before the time the (1) Thirty days after the personal 98023 Address for Mailing or Services: NO: 17-4-03611-8SEA with the Clerk of this Court, NO: 16-4-01643-7SEA claim would be barred by any representative served or mailed Date of first publication: Tax Assessor’s Parcel No. P.O. BOX 70567 PROBATE NOTICE TO the Co-Notice Agents has no NOTICE OF HEARING otherwise applicable statute of the notice to the creditor as pro- June 9, 2017 218820-1130 (hereafter the Seattle, WA 98127 CREDITORS knowledge of the appoint- PETITION FOR limitations, present the claim in vided under RCW 11.40.020 (3); “Property”). RCW 11.40.030 ment and qualification of a DISTRIBUTION the manner as provided in RCW or (2) four months after the date Personal Representative: Published in the Westside Se- personal representative in the CLERK’S ACTION 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing of first publication of the notice. Matthew A. McQueen DATED: May 31, 2017 attle on June 9, 16, 23, 30, July In the matter of the estate of: Decedent’s estate in the State REQUIRED to the personal representative or If the claim is not presented 7, 14, 2017 ALICE DOWNEY, of Washington or of any other the personal representative’s at- within this time frame, the Attorney for the Personal Attorney for plaintiff: # 6733 Deceased. person becoming a Notice In the matter of the estate of: torney at the address stated below claim is forever barred, except Representative: SCOTT M. ELLERBY Agent. According to the re- DENNIS E. NEAD, a copy of the claim and filing the as otherwise provided in RCW HENRY W. GRENLEY WSBA #16277 THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- cords of the court as are avail- Deceased. original of the claim with the court 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. WSBA # 1321 IN THE SUPERIOR TIVE NAMED BELOW has been able on the date of the filing in which the probate proceedings This bar is effective as to claims Address for Mailing or Services: COURT OF THE STATE OF appointed as personal represen- of this notice with the court, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL were commenced. The claim against both the decedent’s pro- Address for Mailing or Services: P.O. BOX 70567 WASHINGTON IN AND FOR tative of this estate. Any person a cause number regarding the INTERESTED IN ABOVE ESTATE must be presented within the bate and non-probate assets. 2401 NW 65th street Seattle, WA 98127 THE COUNTY OF KING having a claim against the dece- Decedent has not been issued THAT: later of: (1) Thirty days after the Seattle, WA 98117 NO: 17-4-03110-8SEA dent must, before the time the to any other notice agent and (1) nancy K. Nead, as Personal personal representative served or Date of first publication: Published in the Westside Se- PROBATE NOTICE TO claim would be barred by any a personal representative of Representative (PR) of the above mailed the notice to the creditor June 23, 2017 Court of probate proceedings attle on June 9, 16, 23, 30, July CREDITORS otherwise applicable statute of the Decedent’s estate has not estate has filed with the Clerk of as provided under RCW 11.40.020 and Cause Number: 7, 14, 2017 RCW 11.40.030 limitations, present the claim in been appointed. the above Court: (1)(c); or (2) four months after the Personal Representative: King County Superior Court # 6732 the manner as provided in RCW Any person having a claim The Final Account and Petition for date of first publication of the no- Jon Laube 17-4-03406-9SEA In the matter of the estate of: 11.40.070 by serving on or mail- against the Decedent must, Distribution of the estate, request- tice. If the claim is not presented CARL EDWIN EVENSEN, ing to the personal representative before the time the claim ing the Court to settle the final within this time frame, the claim is Attorney for the Personal Published in the Westside Week- IN THE SUPERIOR Deceased. or the personal representative’s would be barred by any oth- account, distribute the property of forever barred, except as other- Representative: ly on June 9, 16, 23, 2017 COURT OF THE STATE OF attorney at the address stated erwise applicable statute of the estate to the heirs or persons wise provided in RCW 11.40.051 JAMES. G. BARNECUT #6731 WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- below a copy of the claim and fil- limitations, present the claim entitled thereto, and discharge and RCW 11.40.060. This bar is WSBA # 7571 THE COUNTY OF KING TIVE NAMED BELOW has been ing the original of the claim with in the manner as provided in the PR; effective as to claims against both NO. 17-2-13305-1SEA appointed as personal repre- the court in which the probate RCW 11.42.070 by serving on (2) The Final Account and Petition the decedent’s probate and non- Address for Mailing or Services: IN THE SUPERIOR SUMMONS BY sentative of this estate. Any proceedings were commenced. or mailing to the notice agent for Distribution will be heard in probate assets. 4826 California Avenue SW COURT OF THE STATE OF PUBLICATION person having a claim against The claim must be presented or the notice agent’s attorney the Ex Parte Department, Room Seattle, WA 98116 WASHINGTON IN AND FOR the decedent must, before the within the later of: (1) Thirty days at the address stated below a W325, of the King County Superior Date of first publication: THE COUNTY OF KING The Beverly E. Jensen Living time the claim would be barred after the personal representa- copy of the claim and filing the Court at 10:30 a.m. on Wednes- June 16, 2017 Court of probate proceedings NO. 17-2-13303-5SEA Trust, Cristina Jensen Trustee by any otherwise applicable tive served or mailed the notice original of the claim with the day, August 2, 2017, at which time and Cause Number: SUMMONS BY Plaintiff, statute of limitations, present to the creditor as provided under court in which the Co-notice and place any person interested in Personal Representative: King County Superior Court PUBLICATION the claim in the manner as pro- RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c); or (2) four agents declaration and oath the estate may appear and file ob- William E. Strahl 17-4-03747-5SEA v. vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- months after the date of first were filed. The claim must jections to and contest the petition Robert W. Broom, individually ing on or mailing to the personal publication of the notice. If the be presented within the later and/or final account. Attorney for the Personal Published in the Westside Seat- and as the Trustee of the Sten- The Estate of Charles Alward El- representative or the personal claim is not presented within of: (1) thirty days after the co- Representative: tle on June 23, 30, July 7, 2017 erson Family Revocable Living lis, aka Charles A. Ellis and C.A. representative’s attorney at the this time frame, the claim is for- notice agents served or mailed Date of publication: GEIR T. JONSSON # 3726 Trust, Ellis, and his heirs and succes- address stated below a copy of ever barred, except as otherwise the notice to the creditor as pro- June 23, 2017 WSBA # 29112 Plaintiff, sors in interest; the claim and filing the original provided in RCW 11.40.051 and vided under RCW 11.42.020(2) Defendants. of the claim with the court in RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- (c); or (2) four months after the Attorney for the Personal Address for Mailing or Services: IN THE SUPERIOR v. which the probate proceedings fective as to claims against both date of first publication of the Representative: 5610 20th Avenue NW COURT OF THE STATE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, were commenced. The claim the decedent’s probate and non- notice If the claim is not pre- SARAH E. SMITH Seattle, WA 98107 WASHINGTON IN AND FOR The Estate of Edgar John Sten- TO: Defendants must be presented within the probate assets. sented within this time frame, WSBA # 39605 THE COUNTY OF KING erson, and his heirs and succes- later of: (1) Thirty days after the claim is forever barred, Court of probate proceedings NO: 17-4-03406-9SEA sors in interest, Stenerson Fam- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED the personal representative Date of first publication: except as otherwise provided in Address for Mailing or Service: and Cause Number: PROBATE NOTICE TO ily Revocable Living Trust, to appear within sixty days after served or mailed the notice to June 16, 2017 RCW 11.42.050 and 11.42.060. P.O. BOX 70567 King County Superior Court CREDITORS Kenneth O. Stenerson, and the date of first publication of the creditor as provided under This bar is effective as to claims Seattle, WA 98127-0567 17-4-03661-4SEA RCW 11.40.030 Thomas G. Stenerson, this Summons, to wit, within six- RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four Personal Representative: against both the Decedent’s Defendants. ty days after the 9th day of June, months after the date of first Donna Ruth Kearns probate and non-probate as- Court of probate proceedings Published in the Westside Se- In the matter of the estate of: 2017, and defend the above- publication of the notice. If the sets. and Cause Number: attle on June 16, 23, 30, 2017 SAMUEL MCQUEEN, entitled action in the above- claim is not presented within Attorney for the Personal King County Superior Court # 3725 Deceased. THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, entitled court, and answer the this time frame, the claim is for- Representative: Date of first publication: 16-4-01643-7SEA TO: Defendants Complaint of the Plaintiffs, The ever barred, except as otherwise THOMAS W. MALONE June 16, 2017 THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Beverly E. Jensen Living Trust, provided in RCW 11.40.051 and WSBA # 4735 Published in the Westside Se- IN THE SUPERIOR TIVE NAMED BELOW has been YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Cristina Jensen Trustee, and RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- MEREDITH SLOANE DAVISON The Co-Notice Agents declares attle on June 23, 2017 COURT OF THE STATE OF appointed as personal represen- to appear within sixty days after serve a copy of your answer fective as to claims against both WSBA #51263 under penalty of perjury under # 6741 WASHINGTON IN AND FOR tative of this estate. Any person the date of first publication of upon the undersigned attorney the decedent’s probate and non- the laws of the state of Wash- THE COUNTY OF KING having a claim against the dece- this Summons, to wit, within six- for said Plaintiffs, at the office probate assets. Address for Mailing or Services: ington on June 8, 2017 in the NO: 17-4-03747-5SEA dent must, before the time the ty days after the 9th day of June, below stated; and in case of your 2208 NW MARKET STEET #420 City of Seattle, Washington PROBATE NOTICE TO claim would be barred by any 2017, and defend the above- failure to do so, judgment will be Date of first publication: Seattle. WA 98107 that the foregoing is true and CREDITORS otherwise applicable statute of entitled action in the above- rendered against you according June 16, 2017 correct. RCW 11.40.030 limitations, present the claim in entitled court, and answer the to the demand of the Complaint Court of probate proceedings the manner as provided in RCW Complaint of the Plaintiffs, Rob- which has been filed with the Personal Representative: and Cause Number: Co-Notice Agents: In the matter of the estate of: 11.40.070 by serving on or mail- ert W. Broom, individually and clerk of said Court. Carla LeFebvre King County Superior Court Steven R. Radford KENNETH MOSS, ing to the personal representative as the Trustee of the Stenerson 17-4-03611-8SEA Wayne G. Radford Deceased. or the personal representative’s Family Revocable Living Trust, A brief statement of the object Attorney for the Personal attorney at the address stated and serve a copy of your answer of this action is as follows: Representative: Published in the Westside Se- Attorney for Notice Agent: THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- below a copy of the claim and fil- upon the undersigned attorney Quiet Title to the following real SARAH E. SMITH attle on June 16, 23, 30, 2017 SARAH E. SMITH TIVE NAMED BELOW has been ing the original of the claim with for said Plaintiffs, at the office property: WSBA # 39605 #6739 WSBA # 39605 12 FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE Legal/Public Notices must be received [email protected] PUBLICNOTICES no later than 12 noon on Friday PUBLIC NOTICE Responsible Official: MATT EV- be barred by any otherwise ap- Personal Representative: (206) 248-8248. City of Normandy Park, representative or the personal Address for Mailing or Services: HIGHLINE WATER ERETT plicable statute of limitations, Larry Metcalf Attn: City Clerk’s Office representative’s attorney at the 4218 SW Andover St. DISTRICT Position/Title: GENERAL MAN- present the claim in the manner CITY OF NORMANDY PARK OR- 801 SW 174th Street, Normandy address stated below a copy of Seattle, WA 98116 DETERMINATION OF AGER Phone (206) 824-0375 as provided in RCW 11.40.070 Attorney for the Personal DINANCE NO. 953 Park, WA 98166 the claim and filing the original NONSIGNIFICANCE Address: 23828 30TH AVENUE by serving on or mailing to the Representative: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF (206) 248-7603 of the claim with the court in Court of probate proceedings SOUTH; KENT, WA 98032 personal representative or the MARIE WHITE NORMANDY PARK, WASHING- which the probate proceedings and Cause Number: Description of proposal: Date: June 16, 2017 personal representative’s attor- WSBA # 21198 TON, ADOPTING A PERMANENT Published in the Westside Se- were commenced. The claim King County Superior Court 30-INCH TRANSMISSION MAIN [X] There is no agency appeal. ney at the address stated below AMENDMENT TO NPMC TABLE attle on June 23, 2017 must be presented within the 17-4-3552-9SEA REPLACEMENT AND WATER a copy of the claim and filing Address for Mailing or Services: 18.150.030(4) IN ORDER TO #1739 later of: (1) Thirty days after MAIN IMPROVEMENTS – PROJ- Published in the Westside Se- the original of the claim with 415 SW 152nd street RECLASSIFY CLEARING, GRAD- the personal representative Published in the Westside Se- ECT #16-4 attle on June 16, 23, 2017 the court in which the probate Burien, WA 98166-2208 ING AND FILLING PERMITS served or mailed the notice to attle on June 16, 23, 30, 2017 THIS PROJECT INVOLVES THE #1731 proceedings were commenced. THAT ARE EXEMPT FROM SEPA IN THE SUPERIOR the creditor as provided under #3723 RELOCATION OF AN EXISTING The claim must be presented Court of probate proceedings REVIEW AS TYPE I PERMITS; COURT OF THE STATE OF RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four 30-INCH WATER TRANSMISSION within the later of: (1) Thirty days and Cause Number: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY WASHINGTON IN AND FOR months after the date of first MAIN AND WATER SYSTEM IM- IN THE SUPERIOR after the personal representative King County Superior Court AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFEC- THE COUNTY OF KING publication of the notice. If the IN THE SUPERIOR PROVEMENTS WITHIN CITY OF COURT OF THE STATE OF served or mailed the notice to 17-4-03300-3KNT TIVE DATE. NO: 17-4-03113-2SEA claim is not presented within COURT OF THE STATE OF SEATAC RIGHT OF WAY AND ON WASHINGTON IN AND FOR the creditor as provided under PROBATE NOTICE TO this time frame, the claim is for- WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE HIGHLINE WATER DISTRICT THE COUNTY OF CHELAN RCW 11.40.020(3); or (2) four Published in the Westside Se- CITY OF NORMANDY PARK OR- CREDITORS ever barred, except as otherwise THE COUNTY OF KING MANSION HILL RESERVOIR AND NO: 17-4-00151-1 months after the date of first attle on June 16, 23, 30, 2017 DINANCE NO. 954 RCW 11.40.030 provided in RCW 11.40.051 and NO: 17-4-03640-1SEA TANK SITE. A SECTION OF THE PROBATE NOTICE TO publication of the notice. If the #1734 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- PROBATE NOTICE TO EXISTING TRANSMISSION MAIN CREDITORS claim is not presented within OF NORMANDY PARK, WASH- In the matter of the estate of: fective as to claims against both CREDITORS CONFLICTS WITH A PROPOSED RCW 11.40.030 this time frame, the claim is for- INGTON, AMENDING NPMC JACK W. HAUPTLI, the decedent’s probate and non- RCW 11.40.030 SOUND TRANSIT REGIONAL ever barred, except as otherwise IN THE SUPERIOR 18.200.030 AND NPMC TABLE Deceased. probate assets. LIGHT RAIL PROJECT. In the matter of the estate of: provided in RCW 11.40.051 and COURT OF THE STATE OF 18.150.030(4) IN ORDER TO In the matter of the estate of: THIS PROJECT INCLUDES THE PATRICK NEAL KAUFFMAN, RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- WASHINGTON IN AND FOR ALLOW CERTAIN HOME OC- THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Date of first publication: BARBARA MAY STILLER, INSTALLATION OF THE FOLLOW- Deceased. fective as to claims against both THE COUNTY OF KING CUPATIONS TO BE PROCESSED TIVE NAMED BELOW has been June 16, 2017 Deceased. ING DUCTILE IRON PIPE (LINEAL the decedent’s probate and non- NO: 17-4-03775-1SEA AS TYPE I PERMITS; AMENDING appointed as personal repre- FOOTAGES ARE APPROXIMATE): THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- probate assets. PROBATE NOTICE TO NPMC 18.200.020 TO PROVIDE sentative of this estate. Any Personal Representative: THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- ALONG SOUTH 211TH STREET: TIVE NAMED BELOW has been CREDITORS AUTHORIZATION FOR PERMIT person having a claim against Dao H. Trinh TIVE NAMED BELOW has been 775LF (18-INCH); 633 LF (24- appointed as personal repre- Date of first publication: RCW 11.40.030 FEES; PROVIDING FOR SEVER- the decedent must, before the appointed as personal repre- INCH); AND 12LF (30-INCH) sentative of this estate. Any June 16, 2017 ABILITY AND ESTABLISHING AN time the claim would be barred Attorney for the Personal sentative of this estate. Any ALONG 31ST AVENUE SOUTH: person having a claim against In the matter of the estate of: EFFECTIVE DATE. by any otherwise applicable Representative: person having a claim against 50LF (12-INCH); 1,637LF (16- the decedent must, before the Personal Representative: RUTH PEREZ LOPEZ, statute of limitations, present ROSANNA S. CHUNG the decedent must, before the INCH); AND 1,118 LF (18-INCH) time the claim would be barred Clay A. Broomfield Deceased. CITY OF NORMANDY PARK OR- the claim in the manner as pro- WSBA # 42677 time the claim would be barred ALONG SOUTH 212TH STREET: by any otherwise applicable DINANCE NO. 955 vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- TIMOTHY T. TRAN by any otherwise applicable 250LF (12-INCH) statute of limitations, present Attorney for the Personal THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ing on or mailing to the personal WSBA#28450 statute of limitations, present ALONG 32ND AVENUE SOUTH: the claim in the manner as pro- Representative: TIVE NAMED BELOW has been OF NORMANDY PARK, WASH- representative or the personal the claim in the manner as pro- 507LF (12-INCH) vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- JAMES L. VARNELL appointed as personal repre- INGTON, RELATING TO LOW representative’s attorney at the Address for Mailing or Services: vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- ALONG EXISTING EASEMENT ing on or mailing to the personal WSBA # 3013 sentative of this estate. Any IMPACT DEVELOPMENT AND address stated below a copy of 787 Maynard Avenue South ing on or mailing to the personal SOUTH OF MANSION HILL SITE: representative or the personal person having a claim against THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE the claim and filing the original of Seattle, WA 98104 representative or the personal 236LF (12-INCH) representative’s attorney at the Address for Mailing or Services: the decedent must, before the PHASE II STORMWATER PER- the claim with the court in which representative’s attorney at the ALONG SOUTH 216TH STREET: address stated below a copy of P.O. BOX 66028 time the claim would be barred MIT ISSUED BY THE WASHING- the probate proceedings were Court of probate proceedings address stated below a copy of 53 LF (12-INCH) the claim and filing the original of Burien, WA 98166 by any otherwise applicable TON STATE DEPARTMENT OF commenced. The claim must and Cause Number: the claim and filing the original of ON MANSION HILL SITE: 782LF the claim with the court in which statute of limitations, present ECOLOGY; AMENDING NPMC be presented within the later of: King County Superior Court the claim with the court in which (12-INCH); 400LF (16-INCH); the probate proceedings were Court of probate proceedings the claim in the manner as pro- CHAPTERS 10.12, 13.08, 13.20, (1) Thirty days after the personal 17-4-02491-8SEA the probate proceedings were AND 184LF (18-INCH) commenced. The claim must and Cause Number: vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- 17.12 AND 18.58 TO INCORPO- representative served or mailed commenced. The claim must be presented within the later of: King County Superior Court ing on or mailing to the personal RATE CHANGES NECESSARY TO the notice to the creditor as pro- Published in the Westside Se- be presented within the later of: THE PROJECT WILL ALSO IN- (1) Thirty days after the personal 17-4-03562-6SEA representative or the personal COMPLY WITH SAID REQUIRE- vided under RCW 11.40.020(3); attle on June 16, 23, 30, 2017 (1) Thirty days after the personal CLUDE RECONNECTION OF EX- representative served or mailed representative’s attorney at the MENTS; PROVIDING FOR SEV- or (2) four months after the date #3722 representative served or mailed ISTING WATER SERVICES AND the notice to the creditor as pro- Published in the Westside Se- address stated below a copy of ERABILITY AND ESTABLISHING of first publication of the notice. the notice to the creditor as pro- FIRE HYDRANTS, INSTALLATION vided under RCW 11.40.020 (3); attle on June 16, 23, 30, 2017 the claim and filing the original AN EFFECTIVE DATE. If the claim is not presented vided under RCW 11.40.020(3); OF VALVES, CONNECTIONS TO or (2) four months after the date #1733 of the claim with the court in within this time frame, the IN THE SUPERIOR or (2) four months after the date EXISTING WATER SYSTEMS, of first publication of the notice. which the probate proceedings Published in the Westside Se- claim is forever barred, except COURT OF THE STATE OF of first publication of the notice. ABANDONMENT OF EXIST- If the claim is not presented were commenced. The claim attle on June 23, 2017 as otherwise provided in RCW WASHINGTON IN AND FOR If the claim is not presented ING WATER LIINES, ASPHALT within this time frame, the IN THE SUPERIOR must be presented within the #1737 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. THE COUNTY OF KING within this time frame, the PATCHING, HALF AND FULL claim is forever barred, except COURT OF THE STATE OF later of: (1) Thirty days after This bar is effective as to claims NO: 17-4-03552-9SEA claim is forever barred, except WIDTH ASPHALT OVERLAY AND as otherwise provided in RCW WASHINGTON IN AND FOR the personal representative against both the decedent’s pro- PROBATE NOTICE TO as otherwise provided in RCW DRIVEWAY REPAIR. 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. THE COUNTY OF KING served or mailed the notice to PUBLIC NOTICE bate and non-probate assets. CREDITORS 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. This bar is effective as to claims NO: 17-4-03300-3KNT the creditor as provided under CITY OF NORMANDY PARK RCW 11.40.030 This bar is effective as to claims Proponent: HIGHLINE WATER against both the decedent’s pro- PROBATE NOTICE TO RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four Date of first publication: against both the decedent’s pro- DISTRICT bate and non-probate assets. CREDITORS months after the date of first Request for Proposal - Norman- June 16, 2017 In the matter of the estate of: bate and non-probate assets. Location of proposal, including RCW 11.40.030 publication of the notice. If the dy Park Sidewalk Trip Hazard BARBARA G. LYNCH SMITH, street address, if any: Date of first publication: claim is not presented within Elimination Personal Representative: Deceased. Date of first publication: THE PROJECT IS LOCATED IN June 16, 2017 In the matter of the estate of: this time frame, the claim is for- Beverly Jean Hauptli June 16, 2017 SOUTH 211TH STREET WEST OF CALVIN LEON KILLGORE, ever barred, except as otherwise The City of Normandy Park is THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- VACATED 32ND AVENUE SOUTH Personal Representative: Deceased. provided in RCW 11.40.051 and currently seeking Request for Attorney for the Personal TIVE NAMED BELOW has been Personal Representative: TO PACIFIC HIGHWAY SOUTH, Michael Ownby RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- Proposals (RFP) to eliminate all Representative: appointed as personal repre- Martin G. Ure IN SOUTH 216TH STREET AT 1932 A Highway 153 THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- fective as to claims against both sidewalk trip hazards within the CORY A. MCBRIDE sentative of this estate. Any 31ST AVENUE SOUTH, IN 31ST Twisp, WA 98856 TIVE NAMED BELOW has been the decedent’s probate and non- city limits. Proposals are due by WSBA # 49714 person having a claim against Attorney for the Personal AVENUE SOUTH FROM SOUTH appointed as personal repre- probate assets. Noon on Friday, July 7, 2017. the decedent must, before the Representative: 211TH STREET SOUTH TO THE Attorney for the Personal sentative of this estate. Any Address for Mailing or Services: time the claim would be barred JAMES G. BARNECUT DISTRICT’S MANSION HILL Representative: person having a claim against Date of first publication: Respondents may pick up the 4218 SW Andover St. by any otherwise applicable WSBA # 7571 RESERVOIR SITE, IN SOUTH BRYAN J. MARONEY the decedent must, before the June 23, 2017 RFP Specification Packet at the Seattle, WA 98116 statute of limitations, present 212TH STREET FROM 31ST WSBA # 36966 time the claim would be barred City of Normandy Park City Hall the claim in the manner as pro- Address for Mailing or Services: AVENUE SOUTH TO 32ND AV- by any otherwise applicable Personal Representative: located at 801 SW 174th Street, Court of probate proceedings vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- 4826 California Avenue SW ENUE SOUTH, IN 32ND AVENUE Address for Mailing or Services: statute of limitations, pres- Cristina Oseguera-Perez Normandy Park, WA 98166, and Cause Number: ing on or mailing to the personal Seattle. WA 98116 SOUTH FRM SOUTH 212TH 617 Washington ent the claim in the manner or online link from the website King County Superior Court representative or the personal STREET TO THE MANSOIN HILL Wenatchee, WA 98807 as provided in RCW 11.40.070 Attorney for the Personal home page www.normandyp- 17-4-03113-2SEA representative’s attorney at the Court of probate proceedings SITE, AND ON HIGHLINE WA- by serving on or mailing to the Representative: arkwa.gov, or request a link to address stated below a copy of and Cause Number: TER DISTRICT MANSION HILL Court of probate proceedings personal representative or the BRUCE D. MACLEAN the online version by contact- Published in the Westside Se- the claim and filing the original of King County Superior Court RESERVOIR SITE LOCATED AT and Cause Number: personal representative’s attor- WSBA # 6636 ing Debbie Burke, City Clerk, attle on June 16, 23, 30, 2017 the claim with the court in which 17-4-03640-1SEA 21420 – 31ST AVENUE SOUTH; Chelan County Superior Court ney at the address stated below 206-248-8248 or debbieb@ #3721 the probate proceedings were ADDRESSED IN SEATAC, WASH- 17-4-00151-1 a copy of the claim and filing Address for Mailing or Services: ci.normandy-park.wa.us. In- commenced. The claim must Published in the Westside Se- INGTON. the original of the claim with 117 N. 107th Street formation relating to the project be presented within the later of: attle on June 16, 23, 30, 2017 Published in the Westside Se- the court in which the probate Seattle, WA 98133 can be obtained through Public IN THE SUPERIOR (1) Thirty days after the personal #3724 Lead agency: HIGHLINE WATER attle on June 16, 23, 30, 2017 proceedings were commenced. Works Supervisor Ken Courter COURT OF THE STATE OF representative served or mailed DISTRICT #1732 The claim must be presented Court of probate proceedings at 206-248-8269 or kenc@ WASHINGTON IN AND FOR the notice to the creditor as pro- within the later of: (1) Thirty and Cause Number: ci.normandy-park.wa.us. THE COUNTY OF KING vided under RCW 11.40.020(3); The lead agency for this proposal days after the personal repre- King County Superior Court NO: 17-4-02491-8SEA or (2) four months after the date To Place Your has determined that it does not IN THE SUPERIOR sentative served or mailed the 17-4-03775-1SEA Published in the Westside Se- PROBATE NOTICE TO of first publication of the notice. have a probable significant ad- COURT OF THE STATE OF notice to the creditor as provid- attle on June 23, 2017 CREDITORS If the claim is not presented Legal Notice in verse impact on the environment. WASHINGTON IN AND FOR ed under RCW 11.40.020(3); or Published in the Westside Seat- #1738 RCW 11.40.030 within this time frame, the An environmental impact state- THE COUNTY OF KING (2) four months after the date of tle on June 23, 30, July 7, 2017 claim is forever barred, except ment (EIS) is not required under NO: 17-4-03562-6SEA first publication of the notice. If # 1736 In the matter of the estate of: as otherwise provided in RCW RCW 4321C.030(2)(c). This PROBATE NOTICE TO the claim is not presented within PUBLIC NOTICE GAM THI DINH, 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. Westside decision was made after review CREDITORS this time frame, the claim is CITY OF NORMANDY PARK Deceased. This bar is effective as to claims of a completed environmental RCW 11.40.030 forever barred, except as other- PUBLIC NOTICE against both the decedent’s pro- Seattle checklist and other information wise provided in RCW 11.40.051 CITY OF NORMANDY PARK REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- bate and non-probate assets. on file with the lead agency. This and RCW 11.40.060. This bar The City of Normandy Park is ac- TIVE NAMED BELOW has been information is available to the In the matter of the estate of: is effective as to claims against The following Ordinances were cepting Requests for Proposals appointed as personal repre- Date of first publication: Please call public on request. EDMOND LEE BROOMFIELD, JR., both the decedent’s probate and passed by the Normandy Park (RFP) for City Hall Park Restroom sentative of this estate. Any June 16, 2017 [ ] There is no comment period Deceased. non-probate assets. City Council on June 13, 2017. A Improvements. The RFP is avail- person having a claim against 206.376.5952 for this DNS. copy of the full text of these able on the City’s home page at the decedent must, before the Personal Representative: [X] This DNS is issued under WAC The personal representative Date of filing copy of notice to Ordinances may be obtained at www.normandyparkwa.gov at time the claim would be barred Fuchsia Rose Camacho or email 197-11-340(2); the lead agency named below has been appoint- creditors: City Hall, 801 SW 174th Street, Normandy Park City Hall or can by any otherwise applicable will not act on this proposal for ed as personal representative of June 7, 2017 Normandy Park, WA 98166, be mailed on request. statute of limitations, present Attorney for the Personal legals@ 14 days from the date below. this estate. 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That came thanks to Microsoft co-founder Paul Al- len, who made reconstruction a labor of love and a continuing draw to theater-goers. With the internet killing so many of our insti- tutions, it’s not surprising to see movie theaters JEAN GODDEN closing their doors. Today patrons have many choices—they can watch movies on their cell phones and tablets. They can enjoy first-run Last week I was in West Seattle and drove films in their homes. They can watch the latest past the historic Admiral Theater, which was flicks while flying to other cities and countries. showing “Wonder Woman,” “The Mummy” Why travel across town by car, bus or bicycle, Patrick Robinson Kat Plimpton who is a member of the Washington Fire Collective, who normally performs at Gasworks (she’s been and “Pirates of the Caribbean.” It was a thrill to perhaps find scarce parking and pay ever rising performing with fire for six years) but came down to Alki on Friday and brought her own invention, the “Serpent Staff” see the historic theater still operating, reopened prices, for the latest film? Are there still argu- this S shaped device that she sets ablaze with white gas and then twirls, balances and otherwise dances with. She’s last year after a $1.7 million renovation. ments for movie houses in a digital age? never been burned but DID set her shirt on fire once. She wasn’t hurt. The rebirth of the nearly 100-year-old Ad- Once the neighborhood theater was a social miral is a minor miracle. Thanks go to neigh- center. Without them, we would have missed borhood activism, sparked by the Southwest experiencing movies with others. There are Seattle Historical Society and Clay Eals, the films that need to be seen together. Those are Local SPU students make winter quarter Dean’s List society’s executive director. Years ago, when the the films that draw a tear or leave a lump in one’s The following students made the Seat- academic program serves more than 4,000 theater was scheduled to close, the theater’s fans throat, films like “Field of Dreams” or “Schin- tle Pacific University 2017 Winter Quar- undergraduate and graduate students. picketed with signs that read: “Don’t Sink the dler’s List,” “Sophie’s Choice” or even “2001.” ter Dean’s List. Students on the Dean’s List Admiral.” They collected signatures while the Each of our lists would be different. But the have completed at least 12 credits and at- Amanda Elaine Anderson of Burien historical society labored to achieve landmark underlying emotion is the feeling of connection tained a 3.50 or higher grade point average. Stephanie Marie Anderson of Burien status for the theater. and community. SPU is the only private university in the Pa- Daniel Roy Blagovich of Seattle Success stories like the Admiral’s years-long Let’s wish for miracles and hope that people cific Northwest to make the 2017 U.S. News Mark Edward Cooley of Burien rescue may or may not lie ahead for some oth- places like the Seven Gables and the Guild 45 & World Report Best National Universities Evan Christopher Daley of Seattle. er Seattle icons. Earlier this month, the Guild remain and are not lost forever. list. Founded in 1891, Seattle Pacific Uni- Rei Ichimura Dungca of Seattle 45 theaters and the Seven Gables, operated by Jean Godden is a veteran Seattle PI and Seattle versity is a leading Christian university Colby Yukio Kumasaka of Seattle Landmark Theaters, were shuttered without Times newspaperwoman and city councilwom- that equips people to engage the culture Felicia Rose Rova-Chamroeun of Seattle warning. Even the staffers were blindsided by an. You can email Jean at [email protected]. and change the world. Its comprehensive Ashlynn Rebekah Smith of Seattle abrupt closures. Calls to Landmark, the L.A.-based parent company, and visits to the on-line website brought word that the three Seattle theaters are allegedly shut for renovation. Official statement from Landmark: “Please stay tuned for future details on our renovation plans at 21+ each location.” Renovation of the venerable theaters would be good news. Many of us remember watershed moments watching the off-beat, cult-like films that drew patrons, films like “Amelie,” “Wild,” “The Grand Budapest Hotel” and—years ago— classics like “Howard’s End.” While the city’s new megaplex theaters pelt movie-goers with noisy, repetitious ads before screenings, the Seven Gables left patrons free to contemplate an ornate chandelier and a mural of a man and woman resting on a stone bridge. The scene was notorious for its crazy perspec- tive, but it was somehow comforting, like kids’ art on a refrigerator. HEADED TO ALKI BEACH? LINCOLN PARK? Over at Wallingford’s Guild Theaters, the pause before screening was more a matter of a STOP BY ON YOUR WAY. FROM THE WEST SEATTLE BRIDGE, trip to the concession stand where the staff al- ways seemed like long-lost friends and the pop- TAKE THE 1st ave s exit and head 1 block north. corn tasted and smelled more enticing than the usual cardboard kibble. 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