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Robinson Co-Publisher/ ing the Coliseum/Key Arena for bas- money to remodel the city-owned KEN ROBINSON General Manager ketball and hockey teams to do their Key Arena has suggested the people [email protected] thing. The part of this that prickles will Uber to events there because Kenneth Robinson Co-Publisher/ xpect a fight from some pa- the skin is the idea that everything they know parking is hard to find Managing Editor trons of the Highline School has to go downtown. This is an old and even expensive. This sort of 425.238.4616 EDistrict if the board choos- story for Seattle following the back- social engineering seems to be fol- [email protected] es to switch from the traditional room politics that put the Kingdom lowing a pattern the city council is Patrick Robinson Director of New Media semester plan to a trimester day. where it was, redolent of cigar smoke promoting. You must be aware of [email protected] See Lindsay Peyton’s story on page from an Olympia cloakroom. The pat- the development with no parking Shane Harms Reporter/Photographer 5. The issue has a lot of moving tern was set for the football and base- that is popping up around town. The [email protected] parts and you may not care unless ball stadiums to fill the hole after the current council has the misguided Gwen Davis Reporter/Photographer you have kids in high school. Still, Kingdome was imploded (and we can notion that they can get us to stop [email protected] it is an important story. hardly wait until those stadiums are using our cars. Lindsay Peyton Reporter/Photographer Also important is the challenge finished, with a good looking cover From the citadel of 601 Cherry [email protected] by former mayor Mike McGinn instead of the Erector Set work-in- Street, our leader’s peripheral vision Amanda Knox Contributing to unseat beleaguered Mayor Ed progress they are now). stops at the boundaries of the city. Writer/Photographer Murray. It could be a tough fight After tassel-toed hedge fund guy Tukwila and Kent have the land [email protected] as two Irishmen slug it out. Read Chris Hansen got rebuffed by the for a stadium. Why don’t we put Pat Cashman Columnist Shane Harms on the subject on city council for his dream of putting one there? All the good farm land [email protected] page 4. So far, seven other hope- a stadium along Stadium Row, he un- has already been paved. Scott Anthony Columnist [email protected] one of the “highly” or “somewhat” categories. Peggy Sturdivant Columnist The pollsters are coming When I said that was ridiculous, she [email protected] hung up on me. Imagine: Hung up on by a Jean Godden Columnist tention.) Then the pollster asked whether I pollster? I can only guess at the rest of the [email protected] thought the city was “generally headed in survey; maybe there were questions about Dave Kellogg Circulation Manager the right direction.” (I do.) 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Box 66769, Seattle, WA 98166 WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2017 3 WESTSEATTLEHERALD SERVING WEST SEATTLE & WHITE CENTER SINCE 1923 $440,000 settlement reached in West Seattle tree-cutting suit; one suit remains By Patrick Robinson Shirley King and Bruce Gross. The Kyrimises A settlement has been reached in one of were recently given criminal immunity for two lawsuits brought against West Seattle their statements in the lawsuit regarding the homeowners in the case of the unautho- tree cutting by the city and King County in rized tree cutting that took place 2015 in a exchange for their full cooperation in discov- greenbelt area near the north end of 35th ery, including sharing the identities of their Avenue S.W. neighbors who are alleged to have shared the “The money will go to removing the dam- cost of tree-cutters with the Kyrimises. aged trees, stabilizing the green belt and With the first case resolved, the Parks and replanting trees. The benefits to our urban Recreation Department will use the settle- forest are indisputable,” Mayor Ed Murray ment proceeds from the Harrelson/Riemer said. The amount agreed upon is $440,000. suit to begin remediating the slope. $100,000 will go to youth summer programs “We have met our three goals—to recov- youth green jobs and 2017 Youth Green er damages and penalties that make the city Corps. The remainder will go into hillside whole financially and deter future cutting, restoration in a five year program. to hold people accountable for the destruc- City of Seattle The illegal cutting of 150 trees in a greenbelt at the north end of 35th S.W. in 2015 was settled with the City of Seattle in the Mayor Ed Murray was joined by District 1 tion, and to make the public aware that lay- amount of $440,000. Another civil suit awaits settlement. City Councilmember Lisa Herbold, City At- ing waste to public lands in whatever form torney Pete Holmes, and Seattle Park Deputy will bring consequences,” City Attorney Pete Superintendent Christopher Williams. Holmes said. There will be no criminal prosecution in “All of Seattle was disappointed to learn this first case as part of the settlement. The that hundreds of trees were illegally cut second case is a civil case so criminal charges down in West Seattle—this was a violation are not contemplated at this time. of code and Seattle’s values,” said Mayor Williams said an essential role of his de- Murray. “With today’s announcement, we partment is to protect the city’s greenbelts can begin to turn this unfortunate event and natural areas. into an opportunity. The settlement will Parks did send out a geotechnical engineer pay for the replanting of the trees and will to make sure there was no movement on the provide resources for the city to hire youth hillside. from West Seattle to help restore the green- Speaking about Attorney Holmes, Herbold belt, connecting them to the local environ- said, “I think the results today of the settle- ment and green jobs.” ment are a testament to his commitment to “Today, we see that actions result in conse- addressing the actions that are a threat not quences,” said Councilmember Lisa Herbold just our environment but to the physical (District 1, West Seattle & South Park). “I’m safety and security of that area.” Herbold em- hopeful this settlement—60% higher per tree phasized that the settlement had to be large than the 2003 case in Mount Baker—will enough to act as a deterrent to this happen- deter future rogue clearcutting. In Seattle, ing again should wealthy homeowners con- those with financial means can’t count on sider it. “This settlement does send that mes- small settlements to pave the way towards sage. It’s 60% higher per tree than the 2003 increased views and property values. Trees in case in Mt. Baker.” our greenbelts are precious natural resources According to the settlement, two cou- that maintain soil stability, thus lessening the ples—Stanley J. and Mary E. Harrelson and risk of landslides, and maintain air quality by Marty and Karrie Riemer—will together absorbing carbon. We must protect them.” pay the city $440,000 regarding one of the “I was absolutely outraged last year when decimated areas. The city’s suit regarding I learned someone clearcut an entire hill in the other area is ongoing, and unaffected by one of our public green spaces,” said Coun- this settlement. cilmember Debora Juarez (District 5, North Today the city amended the complaint in Seattle), Chair of the Council’s Parks Com- that action, which previously named Kostas mittee. “I commend the City Attorney’s A. and Linda C. Kyrimis, to add the following Office for its vigorous pursuit of just com- defendants: Nancy Despain, Wendy Sweigart, pensation. We will not tolerate the razing of Leroy Bernard, Joyce Bernard, Charles King, TREE CUTTING » PG.6 Thinking of selling? Would you like to know the value of your home in today’s market? Call us at 206-932-4500. We would be pleased to provide you with a complimentary market evaluation!

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© 2017 HSF A liates LLC. 4 FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE BALLARDNEWS-TRIBUNE SERVING BALLARD SINCE 1891 North Seattleites chime in on mayoral Ballard lifeguard peeper charged candidates as primaries approach with attempted voyeurism

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By Shane Harms MAYOR ED MURRAY MIKE MCGINN CARY MOON The Ballard lifeguard who allegedly set his cell phone to record female co-workers in their locker room at the Ballard pool last By Shane Harms clude Casey Carlisle, David Ishii, Mary Juan- date that focuses on one issue and McGinn February has been charged with attempted After two surprise announcements ita Martin, Nikkita Oliver, Jason Roberts, seems like that to me,” said Roosevelt resi- voyeurism. last week there are now nine candidates Alex Tsimerman and Keith Whiteman. For dent, Leah Sullivan, 45. According to the King County prose- aiming to unseat Mayor Ed Murray as he information on all of these candidates visit Sullivan said she would also like to see a cutors the charges were brought after the defends himself against a slew of sexual www2.seattle.gov/ethics/elpub/el_home.asp. woman take the seat. 19-year-old lifeguard, Rory Carlson, set up abuse allegations. Andres Salomon was listed on the city list Rudy Pantoja, a Crown Hill resident run- the cell phone camera in order to record fe- Just last week former Seattle mayor Mike as a candidate, but recently dropped from ning for the at-large 8th seat of City Council male employees of the pool. McGinn announced at his Greenwood home the race. asked Mayor Ed Murray to take a leave of Seattle Police Department reports that that he would like another round against “I wanted a mayor who would make absence after the a lawsuit alleging Murray after Carlson was arrested, he cried and told Murray. Murray beat McGinn in 2013 with the city a better place,” said Salomon in a sexually abused a teenager in the 80s. Mur- officers that he set up the camera because his girlfriend was out of town and that he a thin margin of 51.5 percent over McGinn’s statement ending his candidacy. “I asked a ray denies the allegations. “has needs.” 47. 5 percent. McGinn is a former attorney number of people to run against Murray. “I would seriously recommend Mayor “He explained that his girlfriend has been I begged people. I asked Councilmember Murray take a leave of absence and let Coun- and Sierra Club activist. He’s well known for gone for ‘so long,’” say the charges. O’Brien. I asked fellow activists. I brought it cilman Bruce Harrell take temporary Mayor riding his bike to events and advocating for The cell phone was found after a Ballard bicycling and light rail. Furthermore, Mc- up in meetings. Everyone I spoke to said no. position. I believe the voters would support Pool employee noticed it in a pile of clothes Ginn opposed a $3.1 billion project to re- I felt I didn’t have a choice. I didn’t have any it based on what I have heard on the streets on the floor as she was cleaning. She found place the Alaskan Way Viaduct with an un- real desire to become a career politician, but of Seattle,” said Pantoja. the phone was recording, and when she derground tunnel. In his announcement he I believed that I could do better than Mur- Sullivan said that the incident has taint- played it back she saw Carlson back away said if elected he would focus on the home- ray. … Over the past two weeks, the race has ed Murrays image and believes it could cost from the phone after he set it. lessness crisis, form policies that would help been completely transformed.” him the election. Carlson’s arraignment is scheduled the middle class, like housing costs. With all the candidates already declaring “Once you’re accused of that it doesn’t go for April 27 at the King County Superior Within days of McGinn’s announcement, their candidacy a month before the race, the away in peoples minds,” said Sullivan. Court, and he remains out of custody. His urban planner Cary Moon announced her Tribune was curious to test the waters of Se- Meanwhile, Murray announced last week summons was dispatched to his residence in Phinney Ridge. candidacy. Moon is the co-founder and attle voters. Are they looking for someone that he plans to raise income taxes for “high- Police report that they have not been able former director of the People’s Waterfront new, someone we’ve seen before or want to end” earners while reducing other taxes such to access the video in Carlson’s phone be- keep Murray? as property and sales taxes, taxes he says hurt Coalition. The group spearheaded the high- cause of a locked passcode, and therefore way-free waterfront and a transit-based The Tribune asked around Ballard, Green people with lower incomes. the charges are for attempted voyeurism. transportation plan to succeed the Alaskan Lake and other neighborhoods in North Seattle. Incidentally, McGinn supported a city “The defendant’s actions have caused Way Viaduct. Qoqo, a 31-year-old Seattle artist, was asked income tax in his mayor declaration an- great distress to potential victims who may “We are becoming a city of haves and to comment on McGinn’s announcement. nouncement and said he would urge City not ever know if they were filmed,” Senior have-nots, and through the last 20 years “Dude get out of there and give us some Council to pass the ordinance this year. Deputy Prosecutor Carla Carlstrom wrote when I’ve been working on some of our city’s space. I’m so sick of him using his recogni- So with less than a month to go before all report documents. biggest challenges I’ve started to learn that tion. There are some really powerful women candidates are required to declare their can- What officials do know is that six female the solutions themselves are not the hard entering this space, and they have a lot of didacy (May 19) there is plenty of time to employees used the locker room while Carl- part, it’s building the political will and the really good things to do. He says he’s a pro- get to know the candidates before August 1 son was working that evening. Two of those courage to actually make the tough decisions gressive, but he’s a white man who’s already when the nonpartisan primary election will females were minors, and therefore Carlson has been directed by court order to not have and that’s why I want to lead,” said Moon in been in that role. It’s time to let the women be held. After that the two top candidates into that role who are bringing new ideas to will face off in the general election, which any direct contact with minors. her candidacy announcement. Carlson had been a part time employee at the table,” said Qoqo. will be held Nov. 7. The chosen candidate With the addition of Moon and McGinn the Ballard Pool for two years. there are eight other candidates, which in- “I just don’t want a single faceted candi- will take office Jan. 1. Always on time, one patient at a time! C. DON FILER AGENCY, INC. Your friendly neighborhood dentist for over 36 years INSURANCE BROKERS Emergency patients seen same day 62 years of Dr. Chavez personally takes care of all your dental EXCELLENCE needs from A to Z, from cleanings to llings Personal and business insurance

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This settlement offer demon- “We accept responsibility for a portion ment in public places code. our hillsides does as well.” strates our strong commitment to protecting of the cutting that took place in the area On its damages theories, the city gen- “This settlement represents our reasonable, parkland from illegal acts of destruction.” described as ‘Site A’ in the city’s Complaint erally alleged that the defendants and/or best efforts to hold those responsible for the Parks expects to complete the majority of for damages, as disclosed to the city in early their agents cut down trees on city prop- illegal tree cutting accountable. As stewards of restoration work on the site in 2017, with 2016,” the Harrelsons said in a statement. erty without permission when they should one of the largest parks and recreation systems work to begin in the next month or two. The Riemers said: “We have taken responsi- have known better. The extensive tree cut- in the country, our goal is to preserve and pro- Holmes said the city appreciates that both bility for our fraction of the tree cutting from ting damaged the trees and the underlying tect parkland,” Parks and Recreation Superin- sets of homeowners consistently expressed the very beginning and are glad we were able land. On its code violation theories, because tendent Jesús Aguirre said. an interest in resolving the issue short of tri- to successfully resolve this with the city.” the cutting took place on city property and “Trees are not only nice to look at, but they al, and worked cooperatively with the city As part of the Harrelson-Riemer settle- some occurred in city right of way, the cut- play a crucial role in managing storm water, towards a fair resolution. ment, the city will assign its rights to pursue ters or their employers were required to stabilizing slopes, providing habitat, reducing Had the Harrelsons and Riemers not the tree cutters, Forrest Bishop and John obtain a number of permits before they cut air pollution, and contributing to neighbor- been so cooperative, the city would have Russo, to the Riemers and Harrelsons. The any trees. No permits were issued to autho- hood character,” Aguirre said. “The funds from sought a greater recovery. 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By signing this proof you agree to and understand all the terms outlined above. fax: (206) 453-5041 PRINT authorized web: www.robinsonnews.com name signature email: [email protected] IMPORTANT date 8 FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE Beer Star is part of a trend toward a better business district in White Center Organic-gentrification process is continuing two hundred more beer selections in cans and bottles. on 16th S.W., including Starbucks and others Weimann, who is partners in more than By Patrick Robinson eight other restaurants, including Bastille, The core business district of White Cen- Stoneburner, McLeods, in Ballard, Poqui- ter has been in the process of change for tos on Capitol Hill, and plus the Ballroom the last few years with the arrival of No- and Talarico’s sees White Center as an area ble Barton and Bok A Bok chicken, a Star- ripe for redemption. bucks store and training center, a Popeye’s His experience in Ballard is useful. Chicken and soon Drunky Two Shoes “Those guys in the 70’s and 80’s had all BBQ. Those changes are picking up pace these storefronts that were sitting with For with the impending opening of Beer Star Rent signs, exactly what’s happening here. by Seattle bar and restaurant owners James Classic properties. How can we get some Weimann and Deming Maclise. business owners to do some rejuvenation The new business takes up residence here. Gentrification I think is a tricky word. at the corner of 16th S.W. and S.W. 98th I’m not all about rip it all down and build Street which in recent years was home to all these new residential units. This street, Patrick Robinson a marijuana lounge, and other restaurants 16th S.W. from Roxbury to 100th I think is James Weimann is owner of the Beer Star in White Center, set to open near the end of May. It’s part of an organic-gentrification but for most of its history was the Epicure a gem. I love the history of White Center. I trend in the community. Restaurant. Their partners in the venture love that in 1912 there was a street car that are Deveaux Hill, Galen Krohn, and Pat- went from here down to Spokane Street.” He salvaged the lighting from a serve snacks like cheese and crackers in rick Riggs. Weimann’s original idea was to create Winchell’s in Ballard and is flooding the the retail area but they won’t prepare food The new family-friendly beer outlet will something called the Spark Cafe, and have outside with lights. The rear deck will have themselves. In the space just adjacent there offer 46 taps pouring local beer and at least it be a place for and run by youth. He is rows of string lights adding even more. will be two restaurants and a seating area deeply involved in an organization called “All these guys in White Center, Full Tilt for 40 people. Li’l Woody’s, a high quality Community for Youth which is involved in and Proletariat Pizza want the same thing, burger spot, will open its fourth location mentoring youth through workshops and a well lit area where families feel safe so we there and C.T.O. a Chinese takeout spot community building activities. CFY chose can activate this street.” created by the chef, sous chef, and operat- not to go ahead due to potential liability is- The building has been extensively ret- ing partners of Poquito’s. There will be no sues so Weimann switched gears and went rofitted and modified for both earthquake restrictions on bringing in your own food. forward with Beer Star. and aesthetic reasons, a process that has Seven large screens will show games and “I want this to be a community cen- taken the better part of a year. Weimann other content and there is a children’s area tered business,” Weimann said, “The idea also owns the land and building across the in one corner. The bar will seat 22 people. is a nice safe place for people to bring their street, the new home of Drunky Two Shoes. They expect to open near the end of May. families.” Beer Star will have a large bar area and A large deck out back will hold 80 peo- ple and have an area for kids too. Weimann said there are two clearly lim- iting factors to making White Center a saf- Spiritual Resources er and a more active retail area. “I think Amazon has made that a lot harder,” he Catholic Catholic said, “They’ve been really tough on main Holy Family Parish streets across the country. Retail stores Our Lady of Fr. Horacio Yanez, Pastor don’t have the same pull. JC Penney closed 9622 20th Ave SW, White Center 136 stores a couple of weeks ago. You can LISTEN TO THE 206-767-6220 Guadalupe Church get nearly everything online.” He pointed BEAT WHERE Daily (M-F) 8:30 a.m. (Eng) out that in Asia the more expensive real Mass Schedule Wed 7:00 p.m. (Esp) Sat Mass 8:00 a.m. (Eng) estate goes to the restaurants. “It’s the way WEST SEATTLE Wed, urs, Fri...... 9:00 a.m. Sat Vigil 5:00 p.m. (Eng) we live now.” 6:30 p.m. (Esp) Saturday Vigil...... 5:30 p.m. Sun Mass 8:00 a.m. (Eng) The second factor limiting change in MEETS Sunday Mass...8:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. (Esp) White Center’s core is absentee landlords, 11:00 a.m. (Eng) with several of the buildings on 16th S.W. Fr. 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One day he said he saw the absentee RECORD SHOP owner of one of the main buildings on 16th S.W. prying off some beautiful tile fascia OPEN 7 DAYS while standing on a step ladder, “ And this A WEEK whole thing fell down on him and he fell off the ladder. He could have gotten killed.” The White Center business district on HOUSECALLS MADE FOR 16th SW is zoned Commercial Business LARGE COLLECTIONS! Special Ordinance (CBSO) and can’t be built any higher than 35 feet. “Once you get EMAIL Beer/Food/Wine off of this street you can go up to six sto- [email protected] ries,” Weimann explained. “But this street OR STOP BY AT is going to stay largely as it is. The build- 4559 CALIFORNIA AVE. S.W. ings here were built in the early 1900’s. 206.938.3279 locolseattle.com 7900 35th Ave. S.W. BEER STAR » PG.9 WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2017 9

TRIMESTERS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 hurt the kids they were trying to help.” concerns with the district. ∆ about the switch to trimesters. Then, she Esper told her that teachers had to pare “A lot of people feel like there’s no point, started to research the idea. courses down so they were only teaching because they’re going to do whatever they “My research has led me to believe that the essentials. want anyway,” she said. “I feel like if I don’t it’s not a good system,” she said. “He said that they had more kids fail,” say anything, nothing will change. We’ll be out ∆ Akina even called a principal Joe Esper Akina said. stuck. The least I can do is speak up.” at Traverse City West High School Prin- Traverse High is now getting rid of the about cipal in Michigan, who had overseen the trimester system completely. For more information, visit www.highline & switch to trimesters on his campus. Akina believes Highline should avoid schools.org/core24. Parents may also email “It was supposed to save money, but it making the change in the first place—and the superintendent at susan.enfield@high BURIEN cost money,” she said. “He said it actually she hopes other parents will share their lineschools.org.

work with developmentally-disabled resi- Voters comprehensive report, “Keeping the Annual Latvian WSOBITUARIES dents at Seattle’s Fircrest School. Green in Seattle.” Curiosity and independence drove Alix. In quieter moments, she loved entertain- Rummage Sale Raised Episcopalian she also studied world ing friends, attending music and theater April 27th to 30th religions. “I went to every church I could,” events, and gardening. She studied botany she said, “to figure out what I really believed.” in her 70s, was a certified UCCE Master Lots of Everything! Travels to 18 diverse countries, including a Gardener, tutored local school children, Coffee Bar & Ethnic Snacks 2-year Peace Corps assignment in Fiji at age and became a skilled seamstress. Thursday 27th - 9:30 to 7 (#’s at 8am) 55, widened, yet confirmed, her perspective Alix is survived by a niece, Kathryn Friday 28th - 9:30 to 7 about people, “We have the same needs— Pye, a nephew Robert Pye, and several Saturday 29th - 9:30 to 5 food, shelter, clothing, and connection.” grand-nieces and a grand-nephew. A mass Sunday 30th - Noon to 4 Her most comfortable home was the and reception will be held in the Provi- outdoors. She reveled in hiking, climbing, dence Mt. St. Vincent Chapel May 18, 2017 Seattle Latvian Center backpacking, and skiing with the Moun- at 9:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers, please donate 11710 3rd Ave NE Seattle taineers or with friends. Years of activism to the League of Women Voters of Seat- North of Northgate Alexandra Pye centered on protecting and providing natu- tle-King County 1620 18th Ave, Suite 101 East of I-5 See Signs Alexandra (Alix) Pye passed away peace- ral areas and community green spaces. She Seattle, WA 98122 or Providence Mt. St. New Facebook Page fully April 9, 2017 at West Seattle’s Provi- belonged to the Alki Community Council, Vincent Inter-generational Learning Cen- “Seattle Latvian Rummage Sale” dence Mt. St. Vincent, her home since 2009. and when the Port sought expansion in the ter 4831 35th Ave. SW Seattle, WA 98126. Items added daily. A native of Faribault, Minnesota, the fam- neighborhood, she fought for shoreline Published in Westside Seattle, April 28, 2017. ily’s early connection to Seattle and her pas- public access, later for an addition to Me- sion for the outdoors brought her to West Kwa-Mooks Park. Her long connection in 1953. She sank roots in Alki, where she with the League of Women Voters hon- lived an active community life for 45 years. ored her family’s activism in woman’s suf- Obituaries and rememberances An Alki News Bulletin reported, “Survey the frage. Before elections Alix walked the Alki can be submitted to crowd in some civic event in West Seattle Beach area, later the halls of Providence, [email protected]. and chances are you’ll spot Alexandra Pye. registering or reminding people to vote. Whether at Greater Harbor 2000, at Alki In 2000, she chaired the League of Women Community Council meetings, or sweeping leaves off the Schmitz Park Bridge sidewalk, the ubiquitous Ms. Pye seems to be there.” A 1948 graduate of Antioch College and the University of Minnesota’s School of BURIEN Social Work (1953), she began her career ACTORS working with the aging as the second di- THEATRE rector of Seattle’s Hamilton House. Her first overseas adventure (1957) was to Germa- ny as recreation support to the U.S. Army’s Special Services. In 1959 she returned to

BEER STAR CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 These buildings are beautiful in nature.” “What I’d love to see here, whether this gets annexed or not,” he explained, is that we figure out some more low-income housing. I think Greenbridge is an amaz- ing asset for this neighborhood.” “I keep trying to think of what viable businesses could move into these spaces,” suggesting schools, training academies, or even a multi ethnic food court could work in some of the now shuttered storefronts. “But if you think that rent here is one third of what it is elsewhere and that the access to downtown is great,” he suggested that a wide variety of ventures might work. White Center’s future, whatever it is will likely reflect it’s demographic make up. It’s the most ethnically diverse neighbor- hood in Washington according to Niche. com which means both the customers and employees of businesses that will form the foundations for change will reflect the To advertise your event in community. “I think it would be great to see an Ecuadorian restaurant next to an out & about Ethiopian restaurant and see all these peo- ple getting along.” Call Dona at 206.387.3873 Weimann said, “I think with the right [email protected] business people that’s an opportunity.” 10 FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE

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With five fun and chal- with a hot dog lunch in the afternoon to rected by Mathew Wright and starring Se- lenging obstacles set along a 1K loop there’s thank the volunteers. Participants will also attle legends Amy Thone and Peter Crook. something for everyone! You can choose to receive a ticket to enter to win prizes and For tickets visit www.artswest.org/theatre/ do the loop once, twice, or all five times for giveaways. Winners will be announced at a full 5K. Not interested in an obstacle race? buy-tickets/. the end of the event! The top prize this year INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORE DAY Run the course and skip them. Looking for is a bicycle. Help us out this year and bring DISCOVERY SHOP something less challenging? There will be a your bulky items to the Municipal parking Sat., April 29 This year will mark Seattle’s third consecutive year of parties, exclu- 4535 California Ave. S.W. 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The Evergreen State College before becom- wage, increased police protection, creative Anthony Martinelli files for ing Communications Director for Sensible sources of new revenue, and ensuring the Washington, an organization dedicated to Des Moines Marina remains free to all Des Moines City Council position reformation of the State’s drug laws. residents. Martinelli is a father of two, ages four and “As a member of the Des Moines City Drug policy re- one (1) in a bid to defeat long serving and one, and has a record of success working for Council, my top priority will be ensuring form activist and controversial incumbent Councilmember progressive causes such as same-sex mar- that City government works for everyday long-time Des Matt Pina. riage, animal welfare and environmental- people and not just developers and big in- Moines resident Martinelli, 27, is a former campaign man- ism. He has served as an elected Democratic terest lobbyists,” says Martinelli. “I will be Anthony Martinel- ager for Democratic King County Coun- Precinct Committee Officer since 2012. spending the coming months knocking li filed this week for cilmember Dave Upthegrove and a gradu- In the coming weeks Martinelli will be on thousands of doors in every neighbor- Des Moines City ate of Mt. Rainier Highschool. He studied releasing a bold set of policy initiatives for hood to ask my neighbors what they really Council position journalism and environmental science at the city, including proposals on minimum want their councilors to focus on.” WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2017 11

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Legal/Public Notices must be received [email protected] PUBLICNOTICES no later than 12 noon on Friday IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF time the claim would be barred claim in the manner as provided except as otherwise provided Court of probate proceedings THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- days after the personal repre- Attorney for the Personal THE STATE OF WASHINGTON by any otherwise applicable in RCW 11.42.070 by serving on in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW and Cause Number: TIVE NAMED BELOW has been sentative served or mailed the Representative: IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF statute of limitations, pres- or mailing to the notice agent 11.40.060. This bar is effective King County Superior Court appointed as personal repre- notice to the creditor as pro- SARAH E. SMITH KING ent the claim in the manner or the notice agent’s attorney as to claims against both the 17-4-02296-6SEA sentative of this estate. Any vided under RCW 11.40.020(1) WSBA # 039605 NO: 17-4-02328-8SEA as provided in RCW 11.40.070 at the address stated below a decedent’s probate and non- person having a claim against (c); or (2) four months after the PROBATE NOTICE TO by serving on or mailing to the copy of the claim and filing the probate assets. Published in the Westside Seat- the decedent must, before the date of first publication of the Address for Mailing or Services: CREDITORS personal representative or the original of the creditor’s claim tle on April 21, 28, May 5, 2017 time the claim would be barred notice. If the claim is not pre- P.O. BOX 70567 RCW 11.40.030 personal representative’s attor- with the court. The claim must Date of first publication: #6713 by any otherwise applicable sented within this time frame, Seattle, WA 98127 ney at the address stated below be presented within the later of: April 14, 2017 statute of limitations, present the claim is forever barred, In the matter of the estate of: a copy of the claim and filing (1) Thirty days after the notice the claim in the manner as pro- except as otherwise provided Court of probate proceedings JAMES STANLEY MOORE, the original of the claim with agent served or mailed the no- Personal Representative: IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW and Cause Number: Deceased. the court in which the probate tice to the creditor as provided William L. Brown THE STATE OF WASHINGTON ing on or mailing to the personal 11.40.060. This bar is effective King County Superior Court proceedings were commenced. under RCW 11.42.020(2)(c); or IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF representative or the personal as to claims against both the 17-4-02591-4SEA THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- The claim must be presented (2) four months after the date Attorney for the Personal KING representative’s attorney at the decedent’s probate and non- TIVE NAMED BELOW has been within the later of: (1) Thirty of first publication of the notice. Representative: NO: 17-4-02456-0SEA address stated below a copy of probate assets. Published in the Westside Seat- appointed as personal repre- days after the personal repre- If the claim is not presented SARAH E. SMITH PROBATE NOTICE TO the claim and filing the original tle on April 28, May 5, 12, 2017 sentative of this estate. Any sentative served or mailed the within this time frame, the WSBA # 39605 CREDITORS of the claim with the court in Date of first publication: #6718 person having a claim against notice to the creditor as pro- claim is forever barred, except RCW 11.40.030 which the probate proceedings April 28, 2017 the decedent must, before the vided under RCW 11.40.020 (1) as otherwise provided in RCW Address for Mailing or Services: were commenced. The claim time the claim would be barred (c); or (2) four months after the 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. P.O. BOX 70567 In the matter of the estate of: must be presented within the Personal Representative: IN THE SUPERIOR by any otherwise applicable date of first publication of the This bar is effective as to claims Seattle, WA 98127 PHYLLIS E. GEORGE, later of: (1) Thirty days after Dixie Jones Wynn COURT OF THE STATE OF statute of limitations, present notice. If the claim is not pre- against both the decedent’s Deceased. the personal representative WASHINGTON IN AND FOR the claim in the manner as pro- sented within this time frame, probate and nonprobate assets. Court of probate proceedings served or mailed the notice to Attorney for the Personal THE COUNTY OF KING vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- the claim is forever barred, and Cause Number: THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- the creditor as provided under Representative: NO: 17-4-2633-3SEA ing on or mailing to the personal except as otherwise provided Date of first publication of this King County Superior Court TIVE NAMED BELOW has been RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c); or (2) four HENRY W. GRENLEY PROBATE NOTICE TO representative or the personal in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW notice: April 14, 2017 17-4-01866-7SEA appointed as personal represen- months after the date of first WSBA # 1321 CREDITORS representative’s attorney at the 11.40.060. This bar is effective tative of this estate. Any person publication of the notice. If the RCW 11.40.030 address stated below a copy of as to claims against both the The notice agent declares under Published in the Westside Se- having a claim against the dece- claim is not presented within Address for Mailing or Services: the claim and filing the original of decedent’s probate and non- penalty of perjury under the laws attle on April 14, 21, 28, 2017 dent must, before the time the this time frame, the claim is for- P.O. BOX 70567 In the matter of the estate of: the claim with the court in which probate assets. of the State of Washington under #6712 claim would be barred by any ever barred, except as otherwise Seattle, WA 98127 MERLE E. ASH, the probate proceedings were the date of April 4, 2017 in the otherwise applicable statute of provided in RCW 11.40.051 and Deceased. commenced. The claim must Date of first publication: city of Seattle, Washington that limitations, present the claim in RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- Court of probate proceedings be presented within the later of: April 28, 2017 the foregoing is true and correct. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF the manner as provided in RCW fective as to claims against both and Cause Number: THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- (1) Thirty days after the personal THE STATE OF WASHINGTON 11.40.070 by serving on or mail- the decedent’s probate and non- King County Superior Court TIVE NAMED BELOW has been representative served or mailed Personal Representative: Notice Agent: IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ing to the personal representative probate assets. 17-4-02506-0SEA appointed as personal represen- the notice to the creditor as pro- David Niimi Patricia E. Brock KING or the personal representative’s tative of this estate. Any person vided under RCW 11.40.020(3); NO: 17-4-02296-6SEA attorney at the address stated Date of first publication: Published in the Westside Seat- having a claim against the dece- or (2) four months after the date Attorney for the Personal Attorneys for Notice Agent: PROBATE NOTICE TO below a copy of the claim and fil- April 21, 2017 tle on April 28, May 5, 12, 2017 dent must, before the time the of first publication of the notice. Representative: SARAH E. SMITH, CREDITORS ing the original of the claim with #6717 claim would be barred by any If the claim is not presented HEATHER S. DE VRIEZE WSBA #39605 RCW 11.40.030 the court in which the probate Personal Representative: otherwise applicable statute of within this time frame, the WSBA # 28553 proceedings were commenced. Kristina Trowbridge limitations, present the claim in claim is forever barred, except Address for Mailing or Service: In the matter of the estate of: The claim must be presented IN THE SUPERIOR the manner as provided in RCW as otherwise provided in RCW Address for Mailing or Services: P. O. Box 70567 PAUL B. EASTON, within the later of: (1) Thirty days Attorney for the Personal COURT OF THE STATE OF 11.40.070 by serving on or mail- 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. 3909 California Avenue SW #101 Seattle, Washington 98127 Deceased. after the personal representa- Representative: WASHINGTON IN AND FOR ing to the personal representative This bar is effective as to claims Seattle, WA 98116-3705 tive served or mailed the notice SARAH E. SMITH THE COUNTY OF KING or the personal representative’s against both the decedent’s pro- Published in the Westside Se- THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- to the creditor as provided under WSBA # 39605 NO: 17-4-02591-4SEA attorney at the address stated bate and non-probate assets. Court of probate proceedings attle on April 14, 21, 28, 2017 TIVE NAMED BELOW has been RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c); or (2) four PROBATE NOTICE TO below a copy of the claim and fil- and Cause Number: #6711 appointed as personal repre- months after the date of first Address for Mailing or Services: CREDITORS ing the original of the claim with Date of first publication: King County Superior Court sentative of this estate. Any publication of the notice. If the P.O. BOX 70567 RCW 11.40.030 the court in which the probate April 21, 2017 17-4-02545-1SEA person having a claim against claim is not presented within Seattle, WA 98127 proceedings were commenced. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF the decedent must, before the this time frame, the claim is for- In the matter of the estate of: The claim must be presented Personal Representative: Published in the Westside Seat- THE STATE OF WASHINGTON time the claim would be barred ever barred, except as otherwise Court of probate proceedings ALICE J. SAGSTAD within the later of: (1) Thirty days Jon Speltz tle on April 28, May 5, 12, 2017 IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF by any otherwise applicable provided in RCW 11.40.051 and and Cause Number: Deceased. after the personal representa- #3710 KING statute of limitations, present RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- King County Superior Court tive served or mailed the notice Attorney for the Personal NO: 17-4-01866-7SEA the claim in the manner as pro- fective as to claims against both 17-4-02457-8SEA THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- to the creditor as provided un- Representative: PROBATE NOTICE TO vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- the decedent’s probate and non- TIVE NAMED BELOW has been der RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) HAROLD A. THOREEN IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF CREDITORS ing on or mailing to the personal probate assets. Published in the Westside Seat- appointed as personal repre- four months after the date of WSBA # 6378 THE STATE OF WASHINGTON RCW 11.40.030 representative or the personal tle on April 21, 28, May 5, 2017 sentative of this estate. Any first publication of the notice. If IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF representative’s attorney at the Date of first publication: #6716 person having a claim against the claim is not presented within Address for Mailing or Services: KING In the matter of the estate of: address stated below a copy of April 21, 2017 the decedent must, before the this time frame, the claim is for- Fishermen’s Terminal NO: 17-4-02259-1SEA VIOLA L. MCCARTNEY the claim and filing the original time the claim would be barred ever barred, except as otherwise Nordby Building NON-PROBATE NOTICE TO (aka VIOLA LEE BROWN-MC- of the claim with the court in Personal Representative: IN THE SUPERIOR by any otherwise applicable provided in RCW 11.40.051 and 1715 West Nickerson St. CREDITORS CARTNEY), which the probate proceedings Edwin C. Aagaard COURT OF THE STATE OF statute of limitations, present RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- Seattle, WA 98119-1633 RCW 11.42.030 Deceased. were commenced. The claim WASHINGTON IN AND FOR the claim in the manner as pro- fective as to claims against both must be presented within the Attorney for the Personal THE COUNTY OF KING vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- the decedent’s probate and non- Court of probate proceedings IN THE MATTER OF THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- later of: (1) Thirty days after Representative: NO: 17-4-02506-0SEA ing on or mailing to the personal probate assets. and Cause Number: LUCY A. LILJENBERG, TIVE NAMED BELOW has been the personal representative SARAH E. SMITH PROBATE NOTICE TO representative or the personal King County Superior Court Deceased. appointed as personal repre- served or mailed the notice to WSBA # 39605 CREDITORS representative’s attorney at the Date of first publication: 17-4-02328-8SEA sentative of this estate. Any the creditor as provided under RCW 11.40.030 address stated below a copy of April 28, 2017 THE NOTICE AGENT NAMED person having a claim against RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c); or (2) four Address for Mailing or Services: the claim and filing the original Published in the Westside Se- BELOW has elected to give no- the decedent must, before the months after the date of first P.O. BOX 70567 In the matter of the estate of: of the claim with the court in Personal Representative: attle on April 21, 28, May 5, 12, tice to creditors of the above time the claim would be barred publication of the notice. If the Seattle, WA 98127 NORMAN P. WYNN, which the probate proceedings Gail Lawson 19, 26, 2017 named decedent. As of the by any otherwise applicable claim is not presented within Deceased. were commenced. The claim #3709 date of the filing of a copy of this statute of limitations, pres- this time frame, the claim is for- Court of probate proceedings must be presented within the Attorney for the Personal notice with the court, the notice ent the claim in the manner ever barred, except as otherwise and Cause Number: THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- later of: (1) Thirty days after Representative: agent has no knowledge of any as provided in RCW 11.40.070 provided in RCW 11.40.051 and King County Superior Court TIVE NAMED BELOW has been the personal representative HENRY W. GRENLEY IN THE SUPERIOR other person acting as notice by serving on or mailing to the RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- 17-4-02456-0SEA appointed as personal repre- served or mailed the notice to WSBA # 1321 COURT OF THE STATE OF agent or of the appointment personal representative or the fective as to claims against both sentative of this estate. Any the creditor as provided under WASHINGTON IN AND FOR of a personal representative personal representative’s attor- the decedent’s probate and non- Published in the Westside Seat- person having a claim against RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c); or (2) four Address for Mailing or Services: THE COUNTY OF KING of the decedent’s estate in the ney at the address stated below probate assets. tle on April 21, 28, May 5, 2017 the decedent must, before the months after the date of first P.O. BOX 70567 NO: 17-4-02545-1SEA state of Washington. Accord- a copy of the claim and filing #6715 time the claim would be barred publication of the notice. If the Seattle, WA 98127 PROBATE NOTICE TO ing to the records of the court the original of the claim with Date of first publication: by any otherwise applicable claim is not presented within CREDITORS as are available on the date of the court in which the probate April 21, 2017 statute of limitations, pres- this time frame, the claim is for- Court of probate proceedings RCW 11.40.030 the filing of this notice with the proceedings were commenced. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF ent the claim in the manner ever barred, except as otherwise and Cause Number: court, a cause number regard- The claim must be presented Personal Representative: THE STATE OF WASHINGTON as provided in RCW 11.40.070 provided in RCW 11.40.051 and King County Superior Court In the matter of the estate of: ing the decedent has not been within the later of: (1) Thirty Marie Christine Collison IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF by serving on or mailing to the RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- 17-4-02633-3SEA YAEKO NIIMI, issued to any other notice agent days after the personal repre- KING personal representative or the fective as to claims against both Deceased. and a personal representative sentative served or mailed the Attorney for the Personal NO: 17-4-02457-8SEA personal representative’s attor- the decedent’s probate and non- Published in the Westside Seat- of the decedent’s estate has notice to the creditor as pro- Representative: PROBATE NOTICE TO ney at the address stated below probate assets. tle on April 28, May 5, 12, 2017 THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- not been appointed. Any per- vided under RCW 11.40.020 (1) SARAH E. SMITH CREDITORS a copy of the claim and filing #6719 TIVE NAMED BELOW has been son having a claim against the (c); or (2) four months after the WSBA # 39605 RCW 11.40.030 the original of the claim with Date of first publication: appointed as personal repre- decedent must, before the time date of first publication of the the court in which the probate April 28, 2017 sentative of this estate. Any the claim would be barred by notice. If the claim is not pre- Address for Mailing or Services: In the matter of the estate of: proceedings were commenced. person having a claim against any otherwise applicable stat- sented within this time frame, P.O. BOX 70567 RICHARD BERTIL SVENSSON, The claim must be presented Personal Representative: the decedent must, before the ute of limitations, present the the claim is forever barred, Seattle, WA 98127 Deceased. within the later of: (1) Thirty Cathi Lynn Sagstad 12 FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE Legal/Public Notices must be received [email protected] PUBLICNOTICES no later than 12 noon on Friday IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF enter a decree and approve FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, INC., measurable change in receiving EAST 51.32 FEET; in arrears: requesting it, a statement of all served or mailed the notice to the THE STATE OF WASHINGTON or provide for other relief re- a Washington corporation; and water quality, and, if so, wheth- THENCE SOUTH 44°29’43” Delinquent Payments plus in- costs and fees due at any time creditor as provided under RCW IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF quested in this summons. In the ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PAR- er the project is necessary and EAST 14.14 FEET; terest, costs and fees. late prior to the sale. 11.40.020(3); or (2) four months KING case of dissolution of marriage, TIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY in the overriding public interest THENCE SOUTH 89°29’43” charges from May15, 2015 on ( after the date of first publication NO: 17-4-01927-2SEA the court will not enter the final RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR according to Tier II antidegra- EAST 97.38 FEET TO THE TRUE Initial Promissory Note Balance VIII. of the notice. If the claim is not AMENDED-PROBATE NOTICE decree until at least 90 days INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE dation requirements under WAC POINT OF BEGINNING. of $187,000.00) The effect of the sale will be to presented within this time frame, TO CREDITORS after service and filing. If you DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT 173-201A-320. deprive Grantor and all those the claim is forever barred, except RCW 11.40.030 serve a notice of appearance HEREIN, (ALSO KNOWN AS PORTION OF TOTAL PAYMENTS PLUS PRIN- who hold by, through or under as otherwise provided in RCW on the undersigned person, you Defendant. Comments can be submitted to: LOT 24 ARDATH PARK UNRE- CIPAL PLUS INTEREST NOW the Grantor of all of their in- 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. In the matter of the estate of: are entitled to notice before an Department of Ecology CORDED) DUE terest in the above described This bar is effective as to claims THOMAS CHARLES VCHULEK, order of default or a decree may Attn: Water Quality Program, Total Principal Plus Interest On property. against both the decedent’s pro- Deceased. be entered. THE STATE OF WASHINGTON TO Construction Stormwater All persons interested may ap- This Day $209,505.75 bate and non-probate assets. Your written response to the THE SAID: P.O. Box 47696, Olympia, WA pear at such time and place and PLUS Any Unpaid Taxes Or In- IX. THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- summons and petition must be 98504-7696 be heard regarding the refer- surance On Property Secured Anyone having objections to the Date of first publication: TIVE NAMED BELOW has been ap- on form: MARIE HAMILTON; enced Planned Final Action. By Deed of Trust sale on any grounds whatsoever April 28, 2017 pointed as personal representative [X] FL Divorce 211, Response to Published in the Westside Se- will be afforded an opportunity of this estate. Any person having Petition about a Marriage THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF attle on April 21, 28, 2017 Michael West, Secretary IV. to be heard as to those objec- Personal Representative: a claim against the decedent must, 4. Information about how to get JAMES D. HAMILTON; and #1713 Board of Commissioners The sum owing on the obligation tions if they bring a lawsuit to re- John L. Miller before the time the claim would be this form may be obtained by ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PAR- secured by the Deed of Trust is strain the sale pursuant to RCW barred by any otherwise applicable contacting the Superior Court TIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY Published in the Westside Se- Principal $187,000.00 together 61.24.130. Failure to bring such Attorney for the Personal statute of limitations, present the Clerk’s office or county law RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR PUBLIC NOTICE attle on April 21, 28, 2017 with interest as provided in in lawsuit may result in a waiver of Representative: claim in the manner as provided library (for a fee), by contact- INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE VALLEY VIEW SEWER #1715 the note or other instrument se- any proper grounds for invalidat- JAMES L. SORENSON in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or ing the Administrative Office of DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT DISTRICT cured from the 16th day of May, ing the Trustee’s Sale. WSBA # 7285 mailing to the personal representa- the Courts at (360) 705-5328, HEREIN, NOTICE OF PLANNED FINAL 2006, and such other costs and tive or the personal representa- Washington LawHelp:www. You are hereby summoned to ACTION NOTICE OF fees as are due under the note X. Address for Mailing or Services: tive’s attorney at the address stated washingtonlawhelp.org or from appear within sixty days after EMINENT DOMAIN TRUSTEE’S SALE or other instrument secured, NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS OR 929 North 130th #14 below a copy of the claim and filing the Internet at the Washington the date of the first publica- PROCEEDINGS - RCW (PURSUANT TO REVISED and as provided by statute. TENANTS - The Purchaser at Seattle, WA 98133 the original of the claim with the State Courts homepage: http:// tion of this summons, to wit, 8.25.290 CODE OF WASHINGTON the Trustee’s Sale is entitled to court in which the probate pro- www.courts.wa.gov/forms within sixty days after the 21st CHAPTER 61.24 ET. SEQ.) V. possession of the property on Court of probate proceedings ceedings were commenced. The 5. If you wish to seek the advice day of April, 2017, and defend Notice is hereby given that the The above described real prop- the 20th day following the sale, and Cause Number: claim must be presented within of an attorney in this matter, you the above entitled action in the Board of Commissioners of Val- Richard DeJong Royal Crest erty will be sold to satisfy the as against the Grantor under the King County Superior Court the later of: (1) Thirty days after should do so promptly so that above entitled court, and answer ley View Sewer District, King Homes, Inc. P. O. Box 121 expense of sale and the obli- Deed of Trust (the owner) and 17-4-02061-1SEA the personal representative served your written response, if any, the complaint of the plaintiff County, Washington will, at Marysville, Washington 98270 gation secured by the Deed of anyone having an interest junior or mailed the notice to the creditor may be served on time. Umpqua Bank, and serve a copy its regular public meeting on Richard DeJong P.O. Box 121 Trust as provided by statute. to the Deed of Trust including Published in the Westside Week- as provided under RCW 11.40.020 6. One method of serving a copy of your answer upon the under- Tuesday, May 2, 2017, at the Marysville, Wa. 98270 The sale will be made without occupants and tenants. After ly on April 28, May 5, 12, 2017 (1)(c); or (2) four months after the of your response on the petition- signed attorneys for plaintiff District’s office located at 3460 warranty, express or implied, the 20th day following the sale, #3707 date of first publication of the no- er is to send it by certified mail Umpqua Bank, at his (or their) S. 148th St., Suite 100, Seattle, I. regardless of title, possession, the Purchaser has the right to tice. If the claim is not presented with return receipt requested. office below stated; and in case Washington, commencing at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that or encumbrances on the 5th evict the occupants or tenants within this time frame, the claim 7. Other: NONE of your failure so to do, judgment 5:30 P.M. or as soon thereaf- the undersigned Trustee will day of May, 2017. The defaults by summary proceedings un- IN THE SUPERIOR is forever barred, except as other- will be rendered against you ac- ter as may be heard, consider on the 5th day of May 2017 at referred to in paragraph III der the Unlawful Detainer Act, COURT OF THE STATE OF wise provided in RCW 11.40.051 This summons is issued pursuant cording to the demand of the taking final action by approval 11:30 o’clock AM at the Shore- must be cured by the 24th day Chapter 59.12 RCW. WASHINGTON IN AND FOR and RCW 11.40.060. This bar is to RCW 4.28.100 and Superior complaint, which has been filed and adoption of a condemna- line King County District Court of April, 2017 ( 11 days before THE COUNTY OF KING effective as to claims against both Court Civil Rule 4.1 of the state of with the clerk of said court. tion resolution authorizing the West En- trance Outside (Public the sale date ), to cause a dis- DATED January 24, 2017. NO: 17-4-02440-3KNT the decedent’s probate and non- Washington. commencement of legal pro- Area) at 18050 Meridian Ave. continuance of the sale. The By James L. Sorenson PROBATE NOTICE TO probate assets. Umpqua Bank is foreclosing its ceedings to acquire by eminent North, Washington 98133 in sale will be discontinued or James L. Sorenson, Trustee CREDITORS Date of first publication: Dated: April 6, 2017 Mortgage encumber certain real domain (condemnation) an ac- the City of Shoreline, State of terminated if at any time on or 929 North 130th Suite 14 Se- RCW 11.40.030 April 14, 2017 property located in King County, cess and utility easement that Washington, sell at public auc- be- fore the 24th day of April, attle, Washington 98133 (206) Petitioner or Lawyer/WSBA # Washington, vested in the name will allow the District to use that tion to the highest and best bid- 2017, ( 11 days before the sale 365-0346 In the matter of the estate of: Personal Representative: ROSANNA CHUNG of James D. Hamilton. The Com- portion of S. 125th Place that der, payable at the time of sale, date), the default(s) as set forth HELEN L. BEGG, Daron Joseph Vchulek #42677 plaint seeks: (1) a decree of fore- is already subject to an exist- the following described real in paragraph III is/are cured and (STATE OF WASHINGTON Deceased. closure against James D. Hamilton ing access and utility easement property, situated in the County the Trustee’s fees and costs are COUNTY OF KING )ss. Attorney for the Personal File Original of Your Response and all of the Defendants named in dated February 3, 1964 and re- of King, State of Washington to paid. The sale may be terminat- On this day personally appeared THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Representative: with the Clerk of the Court at: the Complaint, (2) a money judg- corded under King County Re- wit: ed any time before the 24th day before me, James L. Sorenson, TIVE NAMED BELOW has been STEVEN M. MCCONNELL KING COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT ment against the estate of James cording No. 5695124 over the of April, 2017 ( 11 days before to me known as the individual appointed as personal represen- WSBA # 13942 CLERK D. Hamilton, (3) other relief as real property identified below. Lot 1, King County Short Plat the sale date ), and before the described in and who executed tative of this estate. Any person 516 3RD ROOM E-609 deemed proper by the Court. No. L98S0022, Filed Under sale by the Borrower, Grantor the foregoing instrument, and having a claim against the dece- Address for Mailing or Services: SEATTLE, WA 98104 Subject Property Address: 2614 King County Recording Number or the Grantor’s successor in acknowledged that he signed dent must, before the time the 144 Railroad Avenue #308 Attorney for plaintiff: S. 125th St., Burien, WA 98168 200111390007. Said Short Plat interest, any Guarantor or the the same as his free and vol- claim would be barred by any Edmonds, WA 98020-4100 Serve a Copy of Your Witherspoon Kelley King County Tax Parcel Number: Described As Follows The East holder of any recorded junior untary act for the uses and pur- otherwise applicable statute of Response on: Attn: Shelley N. Ripley, 025700-0234 330 Feet Of The South 187 Feet lien or encumbrance paying poses therein mentioned. limitations, present the claim in Court of probate proceedings Petitioner Attorney: WSBA# 28901 Record Property Owner shown Of The East Half of The South- the entire principal and interest the manner as provided in RCW and Cause Number: ROSANNA CHUNG 422 W. Riverside, Suite 1100 on County Tax Roll: Onion M. East Quarter of The SouthEast secured by the Deed of Trust, Given under my hand and offi- 11.40.070 by serving on or mail- King County Superior Court Tran Law Group, PS Spokane, Spokane County, Carrillo Quar- ter Of Section 2, Town- plus costs, fees, and advances, cial seal this 24 day of January, ing to the personal representative 17-4-01927-2SEA 787 Maynard Avenue South Washington 99201 Legal Description of Subject ship 26 North Range 4 East , if any, made pursuant to the 2017. or the personal representative’s Seattle, WA 98104 (509) 624-5265, Property: W.M. , In King County, Wash- terms of the obligation and/or Clancy A. Tipton Notary Public attorney at the address stated Published in the Westside Se- (509) 458-2728 facsimile THAT PORTION OF THE SOUTH ington; Except NE 185th Street, Deed of Trust, and curing all in and for the State of Washing- below a copy of the claim and fil- attle on April 14, 21, 28, 2017 Published in the Westside Seattle [email protected] HALF OF THE SOUTH HALF And Except 68th Ave. NE other defaults. ton Residing at Seattle ing the original of the claim with #1709 on April 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19, OF THE NORTH HALF OF THE Subject To: Exhibit “A” At- My Appointment Expires the court in which the probate 2017 Published in the Westside Se- NORTH HALF OF THE SOUTH- tached Hereto. Also Subject To VI. 9.21.16 proceedings were commenced. #1710 attle on April 21, 28, May 5, 12, WEST QUARTER OF THE Additional Covenant of Grantee A written Notice of Default was Published in the Westside The claim must be presented IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF 19, 26, 2017 SOUTHEST QUARTER OF SEC- Attached Hereto As Exhibit ”B” transmitted by the Beneficiary Weekly on March 31, April 28, within the later of: (1) Thirty days THE STATE OF WASHINGTON #1711 TION 9, TOWNSHIP 23 NORT, Commonly known as: 67xx NE or Trustee to the Grantor or the 2017 after the personal representa- IN AND FOR IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF RANGE 4 EAST, WILLAMETTE 185th St. Kenmore, Washington Grantor’s successor in interest #3701 tive served or mailed the notice THE COUNTY OF KING THE STATE OF WASHINGTON MERIDIAN, IN KING COUNTY, 98028 Vacant Land at the following address (es): to the creditor as provided under NO. 17-3-1983-0SEA IN AND FOR PUBLIC NOTICE WASHINGTON, DESCRIBED AS Postal address: 67xx NE 185th Richard DeJong Royal Crest RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c); or (2) four SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION THE COUNTY OF KING FOLLOWS: St. Kenmore, Washington Homes, Inc. P. O. Box 121 IN THE SUPERIOR months after the date of first NO. 16-2-29884-2KNT FLE, LLC, Frank Erickson, 1461 98028 Vacant Land Marysville, Washington 98270 COURT OF THE STATE OF publication of the notice. If the MARION CAUSEY SW 152nd St Burien, WA 98166, BEGINNING AT THE SOUTH Richard DeJong/Occupants WASHINGTON IN AND FOR claim is not presented within Petitioner, AMENDED SUMMONS BY is seeking coverage under QUARTER CORNER OF SAID Assessor’s Tax Parcel Royal Crest Homes, Inc. P. O. THE COUNTY OF KING this time frame, the claim is for- PUBLICATION the Washington State Depart- SECTION; Number(s) 022604-9066-06 Box 121 Marysville, Washington NO: 17-4-02061-1SEA ever barred, except as otherwise And ment of Ecology’s Construc- THENCE NORTH 1°12’14” East Which is subject to that certain 98270 posted at the property PROBATE NOTICE TO provided in RCW 11.40.051 and UMPQUA BANK, an Oregon tion Stormwater NPDES and ALONG THE NORTH-SOUTH Deed of Trust dated May16, described in Paragraph I CREDITORS RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- JOHN HENRY CLAYTON chartered bank State Waste Discharge General CENTERLINE OF SAID SECTION, 2006, recorded May 17, legal description RCW 11.40.030 fective as to claims against both Respondent. Plaintiff, Permit. 972.76 FEET TO THE SOUTH 2006, under Auditor’s Number Richard DeJong P .O. Box 121 the decedent’s probate and non- The proposed project, Erickson LINE OF SAID SOUTH HALF; 20060517002035, records of Marysville, Wa. 98270 In the matter of the estate of: probate assets. To the Respondent: vs. Short Plat, is located at 1440 THENCE SOUTH 89°29’43” King County , Washing- ton, Richard DeJong/Occupants P .O. JOHN L. MILLER, 1. The petitioner has started an SW 158th St in Burien in King EAST ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE from Richard DeYoung, as Box 121 Marysville, Wa. 98270 Deceased. Date of first publication: action in the above court re- IMELDA R. HAMILTON, a single county. 612.73 FEET TO THE TRUE Grantor, and Edward & Hillie posted at the property described April 21, 2017 questing: person; THE ESTATE OF JAMES This project involves 1.4 acres POINT OF BEGINNING; Boulton, as trustee, to se- cure in Paragraph I legal description THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- [X] that your marriage or do- D. HAMILTON, DECEASED; THE of soil disturbance for Resi- THENCE NORTH 1°12’14” EAST an obligation in favor of Edward by both first class and certified TIVE NAMED BELOW has been Personal Representative: mestic partnership be dissolved. HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF JAMES dential, Utilities, Other (Erosion 10 FEET; & Hillie Boulton, husband and mail on the 28th day of June appointed as personal represen- Michael Cappetto 2. The petition also requests D. HAMILTON, DECEASED; TWIN control, grading, access road, THENCE NORTH 89°29’43” wife as beneficiary. 2016 proof of which is in the tative of this estate. Any person that the court grant the follow- LAKES GOLF AND COUNTRY curb & sidewalk, single-family WEST 51.82 FEET TO A POINT possession of the Trustee; and having a claim against the dece- Attorney for the Personal ing relief: CLUB, a Washington nonprofit home construction, landscap- OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE TO II. the Grantor or Grantor’s suc- dent must, before the time the Representative: [X] Other: NONE corporation; U.S. BANK NA- ing) construction activities. THE RIGHT OF RADIUS 55 FEET; No action commenced by the cessor in interest was person- claim would be barred by any HEATHER S. DE VRIEZE 3. You must respond to this TIONAL ASSOCIATION N.D.; F.C. The receiving waterbody is THENCE ALONG SAID CURVE Beneficiary of the Deed of Trust ally served on the 28th day of otherwise applicable statute of WSBA # 28553 summons by serving a copy of BLOXOM COMPANY (AKA F.C. Lake Burien. AN ARC DISTANCE OF 87.06 or the Benefi- ciary’s successor June 2016 by with said written limitations, present the claim in your written response on the BLOXOM COMPANY, INC.), an in- Any persons desiring to present FEET; is now pending to seek satis- Notice of Default or the written the manner as provided in RCW Address for Mailing or Services: person signing this summons active Washington corporation; their views to the Washington THENCE NORTH 1°12’14” EAST faction of the obligation in any Notice of Default was posted in 11.40.070 by serving on or mail- 3909 California Avenue SW #101 and by filing the original with LEDLOW & ASSOCIATES, INC., State Department of Ecology 15.27 FEET; Court by reason of the Grantor’s a conspicuous place on the real ing to the personal representative Seattle, WA 98116-3705 the clerk of the court. 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time with her family, and turn her book into a Family gold play. Part of her impetus is that the 100th an- Knowledge is Golden niversary of the Treadwell Gold Mine Disas- ter was upcoming, and Perseverance Theater in Juneau was interested. “There was skin in Can you free yourself of some investment-related taxes? the game,” Kelly said. By Sarah Cecil capital gains taxes at your personal income tax rate, There were many things Kelly would do ax Freedom Day generally falls around this which, in early 2017, could be as high as 39.6%. differently if she was starting over. For exam- time each year. This is the day when the na- But if you hold investments for at least a year be- ple she would document her sources, distin- Ttion as a whole has earned enough money fore selling them, you’d be assessed the long-term guishing early what Kelly learned later, the to pay off its total tax bill for the year, according to capital gains rate, which tops out at 20%. Be aware, differences between primary and secondary the calculations made by the Tax Foundation. So though, that the Trump administration and Con- gress seem likely to change the tax rates. Early sources. She learned to ask what could be on you may want to use Tax Freedom Day to think about ways you can liberate yourself from some plans call for a maximum personal income tax the record in oral interviews, how to actually of the investment-related taxes you may incur. rate of 33%, with the top rate for capital gains and record interviews, and when to identify that Of course, Tax Freedom Day is something of a fic- dividends either staying at 20%, or possibly being interest had veered into obsession. tion, in practical terms, because most people pay reduced to 16.5%. In any case, you’ll still come out “Treadwell Gold: An Alaska Saga of Rich- their taxes throughout the year via payroll deduc- ahead, tax-wise, by holding your investments long es and Ruin” was published by the University tions. Also, you may not mind paying your share enough to receive the long-term capital gains rate. of Alaska Press in 2010. An environmental of taxes, because your tax dollars are used in many • Consider municipal bonds. If you are in one PEGGY STURDIVANT consultant by background, Kelly had learned ways—law enforcement, food safety, road main- of the higher income brackets, you might benefit about the geological causes of the 1917 mine tenance, public education, and so on—that ben- from investing in municipal bonds, which are At large in Ballard cave-in as well as more about many families efit society. Still, you may be able to reduce those typically used to finance public projects, such as than their descendants knew. Based on her taxes associated with your investments, leaving roads, schools, airports and infrastructure-relat- fter Sheila Kelly learned more interviews and acquired knowledge she was you more money available to help you work to- ed repairs. Interest payments from “munis” are about her family’s history in Tread- asked to speak at family reunions and memo- ward your important goals, such as a comfortable typically exempt from federal income taxes and Awell, Alaska she realized after some rials, not of her own family. retirement. Here are some suggestions for making may also be exempt from state and local taxes, years that she would need to do a book. Having already learned too many lessons in investing less “taxing.” depending on the state in which the bond issuer Twenty years and a fully researched and writing her book, Kelly committed to work- • Contribute regularly to tax-advantaged is located. Interest payments from some types of published book later she had the idea of ing with a professional in order to turn the retirement plans. Contribute as much as you municipal bonds may be subject to the alterna- turning it into a play, perhaps a musical. book into a play. After recovering from lym- can afford to your IRA and your 401(k) or other tive minimum tax (AMT). Again, though, watch for developments from Washington, as both the Even though Kelly had never written a play. phoma Kelly began working with playwright employer-sponsored retirement plan. Traditional IRA earnings grow tax deferred, and your con- Trump administration and some congressional So of course she took a playwriting class be- Rachel Atkins as her coach. Rachel Atkins is tributions may be tax-deductible, depending on leaders favor eliminating the AMT. cause the Kelly is as dogged as anyone who a scriptwriter and teaching artist with Living your income. (Taxes will be due upon withdrawal, When charting your investment strategy, con- went to make their fortune in Alaska or work Voices/Theaterworks. however, and withdrawals made before you turn sider your risk tolerance, time horizon, family situ- the mine in Treadwell. The class was just end- Atkins initially consulted with Kelly giving 59½ may be subject to a 10% IRS penalty.) Your ation and estate plans. But investment-related taxes ing when Kelly had back pains and was diag- her directives on paring down the story to one 401(k) or similar plan also provides the opportu- should also be in your strategic mix—so look for nosed with lymphoma. year, and combining characters as necessary. nity for tax-deferred earnings growth. Roth IRA opportunities to keep these taxes under control. Almost two years later after aggressive As the revisions accrued and a 100th anni- contributions are not deductible, but your earn- treatment and recovery Kelly asked of her- versary and theater date loomed Kelly turned ings are distributed tax-free, provided you don’t This article was written by Edward Jones for use self the question posed in Mary Oliver’s the lead over to Atkins and became the col- take withdrawals until you’re 59½ and you’ve had by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor. Ed- poem, “The Summer Day,” ‘Tell me, what laborator. She’d realized she didn’t want to be your account at least five years. ward Jones, its employees and financial advisors it is you plan to do with your one wild and a playwright, but she did want to get her book • Follow a “buy-and-hold” strategy. If you cannot provide tax or legal advice. You should precious life?’’ to stage. Specifically to the Perseverance Stage sell investments you’ve owned for less than a year, consult your attorney or qualified tax advisor re- She knew the answers immediately. Spend in Juneau over the 4th of July in 2017. and their value has increased, you will have to pay garding your situation.

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