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Megan Managan/Staff Photo Mercer Island VFW Post member Brian MacKinnon answers a question for Charlie Young and his daugh-ter, Caroline, at the Island Fireworks stand on Friday, June 28. The stand will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. through the Fourth of July.

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By Megan [email protected]

U.S. congressman Adam Smith, the representative for Mercer Island, visited the Mercer Island VFW Hall on Monday, June 24, for a question-and-answer ses-sion.

Smith gave the audience of around 30 a run-down of the current situation in Washington, D.C., including what Congress has been working on.

Frank Sorba, the commander of VFW Post 5760, said mem-bers expressed their gratitude for Smith taking the time to visit and talk.

“We are grateful that he took the time to speak with us, and it may have been a good start to getting a better understanding from our Congressional repre-

sentative,” said Sorba. Smith explained that the

sequestration cut 10 percent across the board, and that the military has been a big part of those cuts because it accounts for so much of the country’s spend-ing. Those cuts are now trans-lating to furloughs and layoffs for military personnel and less training.

On immigration, Smith said Congress is working on a broad bill that would increase security, help create a pathway for undoc-umented workers to become legal citizens, and to create a bet-ter system for legal immigration. Since Smith’s visit, the bill was passed by the U.S. Senate, and was heading for discussion in the House of Representatives.

“We need a better immigration

system,” he said, explaining that the system is far too complicated and takes too long for companies wishing to bring employees in from other places.

On the issue of tolling, Smith said it’s not going to happen this year, but that in the future the conversation will continue because the revenue for roads and transportation is simply not there.

“The gas tax is a set amount and the revenue from it has gone down as people use less gas,” he said. “Because there is less rev-enue, it’s likely tolling will have to be part of the conversation.”

Smith said the one problematic part of the I-90 tolling situation is that the money from tolling would go to pay for a different road, instead of the one where the money is being collected.

Mercer Island City Council member Mike Cero attended the meeting and thanked Smith for

U.S. congressman Adam Smith visits Island VFW

By Mary L. [email protected]

Deputy city manager, Noel Treat, will be paid $171,000 per year when he takes over as the new city manager in January 2014. He will be replacing Rich Conrad, who announced his retirement earlier this year. Treat was selected after the City Council decided to limit the search to internal candidates.

Treat became the deputy city manager just over a year ago after being selected from a recruit-ment process that involved over 100 candidates. Treat was unani-mously selected as the next deputy city manager by the nine-member

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Fourth of July closures tomorrow

In honor of the Independence Day holiday on Thursday, July 4, various city and local offices will be closed.

The offices for the City of Mercer Island, along with the Mercer Island School District, the post office and the library, will be closed.

The Reporter office will also be closed on Thursday.

Fireworks legal only on July 4

Fireworks are legal on Mercer Island only on Thursday, July 4, from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

To learn more about what fireworks are legal and what is not, visit the city’s website at www.mercergov.org.

MIVaL gallery reception is July 11

The Mercer Island Visual Arts League will host a gallery reception from 5 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, July 11.

Celebrate the new summer show at the gallery from July 5 through July 28.

Learn more online at www.mival.org.

annual Summer Celebration! next weekend, July 13-14

Mercer Island’s annual Sum-mer Celebration! will be held next weekend, July 13-14, in downtown Mercer Island.

For a full schedule of events, visit the city’s website at www.mercergov.org.

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his letter asking the state for a study on tolling.

“It’s a bad policy for the nation, and we appreciate your support,” he said.

Smith said the state will ultimately decide what to do, but because the tolls are being considered on a fed-eral highway, the Federal Highway Administration will be asked to approve or deny the plan. He added that there is precedent for the state’s getting permis-sion from the FHA.

“There is not precedence for using money to pay for another road,” said Smith.

A member of the audi-ence asked if the FHA would make their recom-mendation prior to the state’s decision, which would help save the state and the City of Mercer Island money on vari-ous studies. Smith didn’t believe they would, but understood it would help save money in the long run

if they did. Smith, the ranking mem-

ber of the House Armed Services Committee, when asked about the situation in Syria, said it concerned him and that there was no easy solution.

“Syria is a huge prob-lem, and the Middle East is exploding into more dysfunction than usual,” he said. “I do not believe the U.S. should be involved. We’ll still have a bloody

civil war. It’s a terrible situ-ation. Some problems just don’t have solutions.”

Smith also answered questions concerning Congress’ ability to work together and to help elimi-nate and lower waste, start-ing a discussion that would have lasted much longer than the time available.

“With regard to the fed-eral budget sequestration, waste and fraud in the gov-ernment, his answers left

many of us frustrated, as he clearly stated there is no meaningful resolution being discussed to the cur-rent sequestration of the budget,” Sorba said. “The gridlock in Washington, D.C., continues and we believe America’s best interests are not being well served by this behav-ior on the part of all of our elected officials.”

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interview panel follow-ing what city documents describe as a two-day intensive interview process.

Prior to working for City of Mercer Island, Treat was the deputy superintendent for Seattle Public Schools and chief of staff with King County.

According to his employ-ment contract with the City

of Mercer Island, Treat will be paid an annual base sal-ary equal to $171,000 dur-ing the first year of this a g r e e m e n t . In the second year of the con-tract, his base salary will be increased by 3 percent or by the 2015 cost of living adjustment awarded

to unrepresented employ-ees, whichever is greater.

The new city man-ager will receive all benefits provided for director level employ-ees, including — with-out limitation — all annual cost of liv-ing increases given to non-represented employees (beginning in 2016).

Each year, Treat will also be eligible for an annu-

al performance payment or a bonus, as determined by City Council.

As city manager he will also will receive the follow-ing benefits:

• A vehicle allowance of $400 a month in lieu of mileage reimbursement for use of his personal vehicle for business purposes.

• A $500 per month con-tribution into a deferred compensation 401A Plan.

• A vacation allotment of 200 hours per year, the equivalent of 25 days, as well as standard city holi-days.

Treat is not required to reside within the city. However, he must live no further than a 10-minute commute to the city and must maintain a publicly listed telephone.

According to informa-tion from the fiscal.wa.gov website, Christine Gregoire was paid $161,000 in her last year as governor. More than 4,500 Washington state employees — primar-ily those in higher edu-cation jobs — were paid between $100,000 and $200,000 in 2012.

Contributed PhotoA backhoe moves log pieces that were dumped in the Mercerdale neighborhood on Monday, June 24.

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By Reporter StaffOn Monday, June 24,

neighbors in the Mercerdale neighborhood found a pile of very large cedar stumps lying in the street next to the hillside. The seven large pieces were at the foot of a staircase in the 3700 block of 76th Place S.E.

There were no signs that a tree had fallen nearby either on the hillside or in the yard adjacent to the street. City arborist Paul West said that the cedar

rounds had likely been dumped there by a contrac-tor or tree service company that did not want to haul them and presumably pay for the disposal.

The rounds reveal that the cedar tree was 100 years old or more. There was some rot at the base. West speculated that the tree probably came from private property on the North end of the Island and that the contractor or hauler drove around until they found

a place where no one was looking to dump the pieces.

“This does happen from time to time,” he said, “and it costs us money and time.”

People do dump yard waste and debris on the Island. There was a site in upper Luther Burbank Park that became a problem a few years ago. The activity there has stopped.

The city came with a loader to pick up the giant pieces and cut them up for clean green.

Cedar logs found dumped in Mercerdale neighborhood

Contributed PhotoU.S. congressman Adam Smith, right, is introduced by Frank Sorba to the crowd of veterans at the VFW Hall on Mercer Island on Monday, June 24.

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By Reporter StaffEighteen years after

burning down his parents’ frozen foods warehouse in Seattle’s International District, Martin Pang has been caught attempting to commit more crime from behind bars.

Pang, 57, was sentenced to 35 years in prison, but is scheduled to be released from the Monroe Correctional Complex in 2018.

The former Islander

obtained the names and Social Security numbers of his intended targets — 20 witnesses, firefight-ers and police officers involved in his 1995 arson case, according to a Seattle Police Department press release.

Four Seattle firefight-ers died in the warehouse blaze, and Pang pled guilty to manslaughter.

Pang’s adoptive parents, longtime Mercer Island residents now deceased,

had owned their business, Mary Pang’s Food Products Inc., for 40 years. Pang graduated from Mercer Island High School, mar-ried and divorced four times, and has two daugh-ters.

The Washington State Department of Corrections recently uncovered Pang’s plot to open cred-it accounts in the vic-tims’ names and transfer credit money to foreign bank accounts. Pang had

an outside accomplice, Charles McClain, and the duo was also planning to steal money from Tulalip Casino bank accounts. McClain was once employed at the casino. They hoped to acquire tens of millions of dollars, according to the Seattle Police Department.

I n v e s t i g a t o r s who partnered with the DOC include the SPD Major Crimes Task Force, Federal Bureau of Investigation and Snohomish Regional Drug and Gang Task Force.

“Pang saw this as an opportunity to make a ton of money, so he had a

nest egg when he got out of prison,” said SPD MCTF detective Todd Jakobsen. Pang intended to go to Brazil with the money after his future release from prison. Brazil was where he fled after his arson crime.

An undercover detec-tive met with McClain and obtained Social Security information, checks and victims’ IDs. Pang had acquired the information

from court documents.Police arrested McClain

and found a list of names and Social Security num-bers in Pang’s prison cell, along with other evidence of firefighters’ personal information.

Pang was not successful in actually stealing his vic-tims’ identities or money from the Tulalip Casino.

Charges have been for-warded to the Snohomish County Prosecutor’s Office. A conviction could result in Pang losing accu-mulated “good behavior time,” and additional jail time of up to five years.

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New appointees named to city commissions, boards

The Mercer Island Arts Council has filled four va-cancies with Anna Gordon, Suzanne Zahniser and

Julian Trejo, whose terms extend through 2015; and Karen Kaser, until 2014.

Three vacancies have been filled on the Senior Advisory Board, with Rita Hartman, Larry Hartman and Constance Carson, whose new terms will end in 2015 and 2016.

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Planners at the City of Mercer Island are seeing what many are hoping is a positive sign of a return to a better economy.

The number of build-ing permits and pre-permit application conferences for Island construction projects has jumped.

Director of the Development Services Group (DSG), Scott Greenberg, calls the trend something else: “The new normal,” he said.

Greenberg asked for and received an additional $200,000 to add staff to the development services group to handle the requests.

It is money well spent. More building activity means more permit fees and rev-enue for the city.

Greenberg told the City

Council on June 3 that his group has been experiencing a substantial and unplanned increase in development activity. Staff resources to handle the load were inad-equate, he said.

The approved funding will add two temporary positions to the staff. One will be a temporary, full-time plan-ner, and the other will be an on-call plan reviewer and inspector.

Greenberg said he expects that one or both of these posi-tions may need to become permanent.

The activity has ramped up considerably since mid-October last year, he told the Reporter.

Through April 2013, new single family permits are at their highest level of the past four years. For the first four months of 2013, 25-plus per-mits were processed with the city — more than all of 2012.

City planners expect that amount to double by the end of the year, to more than 50. City data shows that the

number of new home con-struction permits fell to just 12 in 2009 before inching up to 25 in both 2011 and 2012.

Also, the city is working with developers for subdivi-sions and short plats totaling 83 lots that will be developed over the next few years. “This was an astonishing number for me,” Greenberg said.

The number of pre-appli-cation meetings with builders has also grown dramatically in the past few months.

Greenberg has been a city

building official for more than 30 years.

“Mercer Island has more pre-application meetings than any other city I have worked for,” he said. “And that is a good thing. It means that the builder knows exact-ly what he needs to do before he begins.”

After about 60 of those meetings between January and April this year, Greenberg expects that the number of those encounters will reach more than 200 by year’s end.

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City plans for upgraded crosswalk lighting along Island Crest Way

The City of Mercer Island will be working this sum-mer to install upgraded crosswalk lighting along Island Crest Way, as part of the city’s effort to promote walking and biking.

The in-pavement lights

will be removed and re-placed with a more visible ‘Rectangular Rapid Flash-ing Beacon,’ which studies have found to be more effective in encouraging drivers to stop for pedes-trians. The changes will be covered by general operat-ing funds from the city.

The new system is more energy-efficient and will be easier to maintain.

To learn more, visit the city’s website at www.mercergov.org.

Mercer Island recognizes, honors local volunteers

The City of Mercer Island recognized and honored local volunteers during the June 17 City Council meet-ing.

Emergency volunteer Charles Bruhl, Eagle Scout Sean Quinn and Mercer Island Country Club repre-sentatives Dorrinda Pierce and John Hartman have been recognized for their work in creating a South end shelter for Mercer Island.

“Mercer Island is for-tunate to have so many wonderful citizens that are willing to give their time to help our Island get pre-pared,” said Officer Jennifer

Franklin, who handles emergency preparedness for the city. “From our Mercer Island Search and Rescue team, medical team, ham radio operators, emergency well team to our registra-tion and shelter teams, we are fortunate to have such expertise to assist our com-munity.”

To learn more, visit the city website at www.mercer-gov.org.

Sixth National Night Out is Aug. 6

National Night Out, a crime prevention and pre-paredness event, will be held for the sixth consecu-tive year on Mercer Island on Tuesday, Aug. 6.

The organized event has been held for the past 30 years across the nation,

involving more than 15,000 communities from all 50 states. In Washington state, 70 cities and counties par-ticipate in the event. The event was held in 28 Mercer Island neighborhoods last year.

National Night Out brings neighbors together to increase crime prevention awareness; generate support for family emergency pre-paredness; and strengthen neighborhood spirit and community partnerships.

The event is also an opportunity for families and neighbors to meet each another, get to know each other better and become familiar with the faces of neighbors and city officials.

From 6 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 6, Mercer Island residents are asked to lock their doors, turn on outside lights and spend the evening outside with neigh-bors, police and fire, city

officials and city staff. Many Island neighbor-

hoods will be hosting a variety of special events such as block parties, cook-outs, visits from police, fire and city officials, flashlight walks, contests and youth activities.

To register your neigh-borhood for National Night Out, please contact Officer Jennifer Franklin at (206) 275-7905 or email [email protected] and ask to be placed on the registration list.

For additional informa-tion, go to: www.mercergov.org/emergencyprep.


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The Mercer Island School District has announced its three 2013 ‘Teachers of the Year.’

Heidi Harmening, Jeff Randolph and Tonya Van Orden were each recog-nized for their stellar work in the classroom this past school year.

Harmening is a kin-dergarten teacher at Lakeridge, where she has worked since 2006.

“It’s a rare day to find her without a smile on her face or a joke or funny story to share,” wrote a fel-low teacher in her nomina-tion.

Randolph is an English

teacher at Mercer Island High School.

“Mr. Randolph genu-inely relates to us and is a consistently understanding and entertaining source of knowledge and support,” wrote one of his students.

Van Orden, a science teacher at Islander Middle School since 1999, has helped students love the subject that she teaches.

“Students love her and push themselves beyond their comfort levels in pursuit of knowledge,” wrote a fellow teacher. “I wish that everyone could spend a few minutes in her classroom, as watching her teach is truly motiva-tional.”

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Mercer Island graduates

Mercer Islanders Jeffrey Lemon and Ryan Yousefian graduated from Bellevue Christian School, a private high school, on June 20.

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Novel ‘Intentional’ features Mercer Island

A new book written by Mercer Island author MK Harkins takes place in part on the Island.

The book, “Intentional,” which is now available on Kindle and in print, is a novel about three people and how their lives are changed based on the deci-sions that they have made.

“Intentional” is available through Amazon.

Mercer Island book details service with CIA

Mercer Island resident John Sager is the author of a new book, “Uncovered:

My Half-Century With The CIA.” In his autobi-ography, the 83-year-old Covenant Shores author details his time working with the CIA, specifically a number of missions during the Cold War in the 1960s, when he served as a deputy chief of station.

The book is available through Amazon.

‘Images of America’ series publisher releases new Mercer Island book

Island Books is selling Arcadia Publishing’s new “Mercer Island” book, a collection of 200 histori-cal black and white pic-tures dating back to the late 1800s. The 128-page book is part of the “Images of

America” series, titles doc-umenting cities and small towns across the country.

Longtime Mercer Island resident Priscilla Ledbetter Padgett, a documentary filmmaker and writer, is the author of the book.

Images are from librar-ies, museums, state and local archives, state agen-cies, churches, newspapers and Islanders’ personal col-lections.

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Contributed PhotoArcadia Publishing’s new “Mercer Island” book.

City reminds residents to help keep pipes clean

The City of Mercer Island is reminding residents to help keep pipes clean in the city’s sewer system, which occasionally become clogged with fats, oils and grease that get put into the pipes from kitchens around the Island.

City staff, as part of the sanitary sewer utility, inspect the Island’s 500,000 feet of pipe and 18 pump sta-tions throughout the year. Fats, oils and grease from Island kitchens can severely clog pipes, specifically from meats, cooking oil, lard, shortening, butter and even ice cream. Because using hot water to wash those by-products down the drain will cause them to adhere to the inside of pipes, the city asks that those products be scraped into the garbage instead of the sink.

The city said that if each of the Island’s 7,300 sewer con-nections scrapped just one teaspoon of grease, oils or fat byproducts into the sewer each day, that causes up to 63 55-gallon drums to be cleaned each year.

To learn more, visit the city’s website at www.mer-

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State regulators approve rate plan for PSE

State regulators approved a multi-year rate plan for Puget Sound Energy (PSE) that will raise electric and gas rates beginning July 1, but limit increases for the next three to four years.

In approving the multi-year rate plan, the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) will allow PSE to increase residential electric customers’ rates by 3.34 per-cent this year, while natural gas rates will change by 1.55 percent. The newly approved rates will produce $52.3 mil-lion of additional revenues for PSE’s electric operations and $9.1 million for its natu-ral gas operations.

During the next three to four years, the company may increase rates by a maximum of 3 percent of PSE’s annu-al revenue with any excess amounts above the 3 percent recovered in the following year. These increases are expected to be substantially below the level that the com-pany has received over the past several years. Among

the purposes of the multi-year rate plan is to provide the company with incentives to cut costs.

For the first year, the aver-age PSE residential electric customer using 1,000 kilo-watt hours-per-month will see their electric bill increase by $3.24, for a bill total of $100.33. The typical natu-ral gas customer using 68 therms a month would pay $1.28 more, for a revised bill of $77.89.

The commission received 215 public comments on PSE’s rate-increase proposal — 201 opposed, 3 in favor and 11 undecided.

Bellevue-based Puget Sound Energy serves 1.1 million electric custom-ers and 760,000 natural gas customers in parts of Snohomish, King, Pierce, Lewis, Thurston and Kittitas counties.

The UTC is the state agency in charge of regu-lating the private, investor-owned electric companies in Washington. It is the commission’s responsibil-ity to ensure that regulated companies provide safe and reliable service to custom-ers at reasonable rates, while allowing them the opportu-nity to earn a fair profit.

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Monday | June 10FORGERY: The checkbook of an 86-year-old Mercer Island woman was stolen from her room in Covenant Shores Retirement Community while she was staying overnight at the hospital. The suspect forged multiple checks for various purchases.THEFT: Two laptops were stolen from the office area of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in the 8500 block of S.E. 40th Street sometime between 12 p.m., Monday, and 8 a.m., Tuesday.

Wednesday | 12THEFT: An iPad was stolen from the briefcase of a 75-year-old Mercer Island man around 4:30 p.m. The theft occurred in the men’s room of the first floor of a building in the 7500 block of S.E. 24th Street. The incident was reported the next day.

Thursday | 13

ARREST: A 35-year-old Mercer Island woman was arrested on suspicion of DUI at 7:47 p.m. Involved in a collision in the Homestead Park park-ing lot — during which she backed into an unoccupied vehicle — the suspect was taken into custody, processed and released. ACCIDENT: A 17-year-old Mercer Island resident and moped driver was involved in a collision with a 49-year-old Mercer Island woman in the 4600 block of Island Crest Way around 3:35 p.m. After hearing emergency sirens and seeing lights, the moped driver pulled to the right side of the road, but collided with another vehicle after swerving to avoid a group of bicycles. No injuries were reported from either party, and the MIFD provided cour-tesy transport of the moped to its driver’s address. No citations were issued. THEFT: The apartment of a 40-year-old Mercer Island man was burglarized between the hours of 8:50

a.m. and 2:45 p.m. in the 7500 block of S.E. 28th Street. He reported missing six guitars, two Xboxes, a big screen LCD television and laptop. The suspect, a 30-year-old Seattle woman, was evicted and moved on the same day from the neighboring apartment. BIkE ACCIDENT: A collision occurred at 6:52 p.m. in the intersection of S.E. 30th Street and West Mercer Way when a Mercedes-Benz turned left in front of an oncoming bicyclist, who struck the hood and front bumper of the vehicle. The bike was heavily damaged and the 57-year-old bicyclist sustained injuries to his shoulder and hamstring. He was taken to Swedish Hospital. Police issued a cita-tion to the driver for failing to yield the right-of-way.

Monday | 17FRAuD: A 77-year-old Mercer Island man’s personal information was used in an attempt to open a PayPal account on May 25. The attempt was not successful, as the account was denied. A 56-year-old man’s identity was used to open a utility account in Tennessee during the summer of 2012. A total of $543 was sent to collec-tions.

Wednesday | 19

ACCIDENT: A 54-year-old Mercer Island woman was involved in a motor vehicle collision in the 4400 block of Island Crest Way at 10:43 a.m. Rear-ended after stopping for traffic, the driver was trans-ported to the hospital for leg and chest pain. ACCIDENT: A Toyota parked on 93rd Avenue S.E. was side-swiped, resulting in damage to the side of the car and the driver’s side mirror. No wit-nesses were present.BIkE ACCIDENT: A 14-year-old male riding in the wrong direction on the side of the road in the 2700 block of 77th Avenue S.E. collided with a vehicle turning out of a park-ing lot at 3:30 p.m. The bicy-clist, unable to avoid the col-lision, nicked the front plate. No damages were reported. The bicyclist, who had been going southbound against traffic, scraped his hand.

Thursday | 20THEFT: A portable traffic counting device was reported stolen from the entrance of the Mercer Island Community Center sometime between 6 a.m., Thursday, and 1:30 a.m., Friday. FRAuD: An 89-year-old Mercer Island woman was a victim of a credit card theft, in which the suspect made unauthor-ized purchases adding up to over $2,000. There is no infor-

mation on the suspect.

Friday | 21THEFT: Firefighting equipment was stolen at 8:15 p.m. in the 2600 block of 77th Avenue S.E. A 35-year-old firefighter reported leaving his oxygen kit — which included an oxy-gen bottle, hoses and mask in a nylon case — on a bench in front of the 77 Central Apartments while loading a patient into an aid vehicle to be taken to a hospital. The equipment was gone when the firemen returned.

sunday | 23FIRE: A city employee at Luther Burbank Park reported the aftermath of a fire in a dumpster located in the park’s north parking lot. He suspected that hot coals were deposited in the receptacle by another employee after cleaning out the barbecues. ACCIDENT: An 82-year-old man reported a hit-and-run traffic collision in the 3200 block of 78th Avenue S.E. He was rear-ended by a SUV that could not stop in time at 12 p.m. The police report noted that the left-hand turn lane at the intersection was closed for the farmers market. Both drivers agreed to exchange information in a nearby parking lot, but the SUV left the area as the victim was pulling into the adjacent lot. The victim’s rear bumper was damaged.

Monday | 24BuRGlARY: $24,000 in jew-elry and currency was stolen during a daytime burglary between 12:10 and 2 p.m. in the 3800 block of 76th Avenue S.E., in a neighbor-hood between Mercerdale Park and West Mercer Way. Glass was broken during forced entry into the house. Stolen items included a one-ounce gold pendant with a

diamond. Police took a pro-tein bar wrapper at the scene into evidence for fingerprints.

Wednesday | 26MAlICIOuS MISCHIEF: Evidence was found of someone sleep-ing in a storage unit in the 3000 block of Island Crest Way. Two storage lockers were damaged, and prop-erty contained inside had been urinated on sometime between 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. The storage unit can be freely accessed, as it is not locked and there is no security sys-tem.THEFT: Approximately $1,500 worth of liquor was stolen from QFC in the 7800 block of S.E. 28th Street between 4:15 and 4:20 p.m. The theft was caught on tape.

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(Alfieri) Perrone, loving mother, sister, grandmother, and dear friend, died on Friday, May 31, 2013. She was 90.

Born in Seattle, WA on April 2, 1923 to parents, Angelo Gabriel and Anna Maria (Abrosia) Alfieri. Third born in a family of four children, Teri was welcomed by siblings Ralph (deceased) and Michael (deceased), and was followed by sister,

Celeste (deceased). Teri wed Tony Adolfo Perrone on June 7, 1947, and the couple had four children. Elaine Perrone (deceased), William Perrone (deceased), Michael Perrone (deceased), and Donna Perrone.

In the early-60s, the Perrones planted roots on Mercer Island and quickly became engrained in the fabric of the close-knit community. Teri and Tony opened their home to family and friends very frequently for many-a-shindig. Teri’s adventurous spirit inspired her to master the game of golf in her younger years, a sport her and Tony enjoyed playing together. She loved being outdoors and her green thumb brought her many successes as a member of the Garden Club.

Teri and Tony were world travelers, and her children, grandchildren, and close friends can attest to the fact that she always returned from their adventures with generous gifts. Among her everyday passions, outside of her family, were playing Bridge on Tuesdays and attending the movies whenever possible. Teri’s giving nature, light-hearted take on life, and signature laugh have left an indelible mark on those close to her and will live on through her loved ones.

Teri is survived by her daughter Donna Perrone, son-in-law Monty Meier, grandson Nate Perrone, granddaughter-in-law Emily (Thiele) Perrone, granddaughter Paige (Perrone) Koler, and grandson-in-law Damon Koler.

A memorial service will be held in her memory on Tuesday, July 9, 2013 at 11am at St. Monica’s Catholic Church on Mercer

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Ardelle H. OlneyArdelle Olney died from cardiac arrest on May 8, 2013 at

home in Oro Valley, AZ.She was born in Buffalo, grew up in St. Catharines, Ontario

and graduated from college in Boston. After marriage in February 1948 she and her husband Sig moved to the Seattle area where they lived for 60 years, over 40 years on Mercer Island.

She is survived by her husband Sig, daughters Ann Schoel of Green Valley, AZ and Betty Gibelyou of Kirkland, WA and grandchildren Mike and Katie Gibelyou.

Ardelle and Sig were involved in business for 35 years in SE Asia and travelled extensively in many parts of the world.

Ardelle was a fine athlete, excelling at figure skating in Canada, enjoyed many sports especially golf. She was a life-long volunteer, including Board member Seattle YWCA, Seattle Repertory Theater, Seattle Junior League, and Overlake Medical Center. She was a member of Seattle Tennis Club, Sahalee Country Club, Bellevue Club, and Mercer Island Beach Club.

Remembrances to Overlake Hospital Foundation, 1035 116th NE, Bellevue, WA 98004.

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A North end couple was burglarized between 2:30 p.m. and 4:23 p.m. on Tuesday, June 25, in the 4000 block of E. Mercer Way while they were away from home. Suspects used the home-owners’ ladder to climb onto the roof, and enter through a smashed 2-by-3-foot window upstairs. Large footprints were discovered on a bedsheet, on a bed next to the window.

Numerous personal items were stolen, includ-ing a MacBook and diamond wedding ring, and a camera was stolen from a nightstand. A door handle was also broken off of an in-wall safe.

The home alarm sounded as the suspects made an exit.


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Perfectly Private $1,299,0007274 W. Mercer Way - Fabulous 4BR/2.5BA home on a wonderful, private, large western facing lot. Completely remodeled in 2003. Gourmet kitchen, new cabinets/appliances, huge deck, true mudroom & much more!

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Breathtaking $1,645,000Western View8144 West Mercer Way. Gorgeous western view of Lake WA & Olympic Mts! 4BR/425BA, den, wine cellar, family & bonus room. Eleva-tor. Large western view deck w/ hot tub. 4,362 sq. ft. 13,711 sq. ft. lot.

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Vacation at Home! $298,0006305 Sandpoint Way NE #1, Seattle. Vacation at home in beautifully maintained Sandpointer. A stylishly updated end unit lives like a single family home. All of the amenities of resort living: pool, spa & courts.

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Mt. Si Views! $332,55012715 480th Ave SE, North Bend. � is 4BR/2BA home situated on almost 1 acre, has a creek running across the back side of the property with stunning views of Mt. Si. � e home is perfect for entertaining with decks on the front and the back.

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Space for Mom $1,520,000 5335 90th Ave SE – What a spread! Elegant traditional 4BD/3BA home on oversized lot w/ gorgeous pool. Plus 1BD/1BA main level Mother-In-Law Unit w/ separate entry. 3 car garage.


N’End Traditional $1,449,0002242 82nd Ave SE. Merging of traditional style, coveted N’end location & compelling views, this 4BR/3BA home has it all! 4,520 sq. ft. w/ Legal ADU, bi-level view deck & pristine backyard…it is the home to buy!

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Stunning Craftsman $775,000Stunning Craftsman home in the Heart of Greenlake. Perfect condition 3BD/3BA home with great open concept � oor plan. Attached 2 car garage & fully fenced patio and yard w/ barbecue. Close to everything!

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Waterfront Rental $4,000/mo7671 W. Mercer Way. Custom designed 3BD/3BA NW Contemporary w/ meandering path to waterfront. Soaring ceilings, updated kitchen, fresh paint and more. 100’ of low bank grassy beach access, dock & moorage available.

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First Hill Rental $2,500/moSparkling tri-level 4BD/2BA home on popular First Hill. Remodeled kitchen & baths. Recently painted. Level sunny yard. Walk to downtown, restaurants & Lid Park. Available August 1st.

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Lake View Contemporary $1,789,000Refreshingly contemporary, rebuilt 5BR/3.25BA home w/breathtaking western lake view. Private gated entry, lovely patio, ironwood decks & more make this a dynamite place to live.

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Waterfront Townhome $975,000506 Lakeside Ave S. W1, Seattle. � is lakeside unit is a quality built waterfront townhome with all the amenities. Roof top deck w/ view of Mt. Rainier as well as beachfront patio/garden to enjoy. Private Garage. Day moorage.


Two for One! $1,595,0008192 W. Mercer Way – Two for One! Ideal for extended family, a car a� cionado or as a home w/ additional investment income. A large deck & gazebo connects to legal ADU. 7 covered parking spaces. Private 1.4 acre lot. Short walk to schools.

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Welcome Home $699,0009724 Mercerwood Dr. - Room for everyone! 4 or 5 BR/3 BA 2,810 sq. ft. Oak Floors. New Roof. Family/Rec Room. Close to schools, I-90, & downtown shopping.

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Spacious New Home $1,950,0004899 Forest Ave SE currently under construction & scheduled for completion early summer 2013. Great room styling w/ master on main. Quiet setting on acre in desirable neighborhood. Very private.


Aesthetic Excellence $929,0003 Lindley Road. Architect Wendell Lovett has demonstrated “aesthetic excellence” by thorough resolution of every detail of this 2BR/3BA home. Modern. Contemporary. Open layout. Soaring celings. High end � nishes. Private.

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Greenwood Home $260,00014331 Phinney Ave N, Seattle. Cute 2BR home on a level, fenced yard with good light. Dual pane windows in most of the home & newer plumbing. Mature plants provide privacy.


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Spectacular Craftsman $1,975,0004421 Ferncroft Rd. – 4BR/3.25BA home on estate-like setting w/ sweeping views of Lake WA. Dramatic open � oor plan w/ designer touches and opulent � nishes make this a special home. A MUST SEE!


Amazing Lake View $1,099,000508 Lakeside Ave S. E2, Seattle. Lakefront living doesn’t get any closer than this exciting condo w/ all the right spaces. Elevator entry opens into the entire � oor living area capturing an amazing lake view. 2009 quality built from inside out.


Charming Cape Cod $944,999Charming custom built 5BD/3.5BA true New England style Cape Cod. Sited on a very private, quiet ¼ acre lot w/ decks o� family room and master. Upstairs sound proofed bonus/media, 3 � replaces and more. Move-In Ready!

Lou or Lori 206.949.5674www.johnlscott.com/20477

Ideal Opportunity $1,250,0007229 93rd Ave SE. Hard to � nd level lot on Mercer Island, ready for your vision. 21,011 sq. ft. dividable lot, zoned 9.6. Livable single story 4BR/2BA home sold as is with property.

Mark Eskridge 206-251-2760www.johnlscott.com/10104

Be Astounded! $1,349,5004240 Crestwood Place. 4BR/3BA home, sophisticated architecture & updated interior, immaculately maintained & designed w/ an open � oor plan for today’s lifestyle. Dramatic inside spaces & a medley of views as the back drop!Terry & Daphne Donovan 206-713-5240


Historic Appleton $1,189,5004840 E MERCER WY Historic Appleton. � is 5-bed home features hardwoods, exposed wooden beam ceilings, guest room w/ ensuite, o� ce, and family room. � e chef ’s kitchen includes an oversized island, granite counters, and ss appl.


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Kenmore Beauty $239,000Stylish 3BR/1BA great room concept home on cul-de-sac in Kenmore. Private setting, but so close to shopping, schools & parks. Excellent Northshore school district.


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Julia Nordby Branch Manager

Frank Ceteznik Tim ConwayDebbie Constantine Terry Donovan Shawn Elings Mark EskridgeDaphne DonovanBetty DeLaurenti

Jimmy Pliego Tony Salvata Cindy Verschueren Larry WilliamsPetra Walker Anni Zilz

Lisa Nguyen

Millie Su Tony Vedrich

CONTACT OUR OFFICE TO INQUIRE ABOUT OUR ON & OFF ISLAND HOME RENTALS206-232-8600 | 7853 SE 27th Suite 180, Mercer Island | www.JohnLScott.com/MercerIsland

Andrea Pirzio-Biroli

Julie Varon

WESTSIDE WATERFRONT $3,825,000OPEN SUN 1-42733 60th Ave SE - Living Room w/ two-story windows & exquisite views of Lake WA from most rooms. Elegant master suite includes Jacuzzi & walk-in closet. Dock with moorage, 2 decks, large patio, & wine cellar complete this luxurious home.


FEATURED PROPERTIES

Old Black Nugget – $1,795,000New Construction� is 4BR/2.75BA rambler built by Boitano Homes is truly a rare � nd. With over 4 acres of cleared � at property this is an outstanding opportunity to create an estate in a well located, prestigious neighborhood.

Julie Varon 425-444-7253www.johnlscott.com/59152

Mediterranean Villa $2,950,000Over an acre with Mountain & Lake views. 6,200 sq.ft. home was custom built by original owner. 4+BR/4.75BA. A MUST SEE WITH EVERY AMMENITY ONE COULD WISH FOR!


Forest Waterfront $4,350,000� e centerpiece of Mercer Island’s Forest Av-enue, the premier waterfront on the Island’s West side. Spectacular � nish level. Exacting standards. Design balances entertainment, ca-sual living, & the waterfront lifestyle.


Lou Glatz

Karin Fry

Dieter KaetelLori HoldenHelen Hitchcock Jean LockeJames Laurie Gloria LeeCraig Hagstrom

a sign of distinction

Timeless Craftsman $1,495,000ASPEN HOMES: 3031 61st Ave SE – Framing & Roof on. Still time to customize � nishes. Open � oor plan. Wrap around deck w/ covered � replace. Easy walk to 3 Lakefront Parks. Minutes to I-90.


Grand MI Waterfront $3,170,000Spectacular 1.7 acre waterfront estate. Gracious daylight rambler with view from nearly every room. Street to water. Level lawn of breath-taking scale to water. Large dock w/ covered moorage.

Larry Williams 425-445-9870 www.johnlscott.com/15888

The Yarrow Preserve $8,488,000Over 185’ of Lake Washington waterfront in Yarrow Point. Refreshingly reserved. Stunning main house of signi� cant scale. Texture rich, vibrant design elements. Notable media lounge. Separate guest house. Expansive auto court.


Forbes Creek Home $499,95011416 NE 112th, Kirkland. � is gorgeous 3BR/1.5BA home has been updated & completely remodeled w/ some of the � nest features you would desire. Situated on large � at lot in the Forbes Creek community. Close to I-405.Terry & Daphne Donovan 206-713-5240


Prime View & Location! $1,725,0001980 82nd Ave SE. – 270 degree views on prime Northend 82nd Street! Cul-de-sac, 2 view decks, hardwoods, 4+ bedrooms and 3+ car garage. City, Lake & Mountain Vistas. Stunning Architecture.


Perfectly Private $1,299,0007274 W. Mercer Way - Fabulous 4BR/2.5BA home on a wonderful, private, large western facing lot. Completely remodeled in 2003. Gourmet kitchen, new cabinets/appliances, huge deck, true mudroom & much more!

Tim Conway 206-954-2437 www.johnlscott.com/41422

Breathtaking $1,645,000Western View8144 West Mercer Way. Gorgeous western view of Lake WA & Olympic Mts! 4BR/425BA, den, wine cellar, family & bonus room. Eleva-tor. Large western view deck w/ hot tub. 4,362 sq. ft. 13,711 sq. ft. lot.

Debbie Constantine 206-853-5262 www.johnlscott.com/25786

Vacation at Home! $298,0006305 Sandpoint Way NE #1, Seattle. Vacation at home in beautifully maintained Sandpointer. A stylishly updated end unit lives like a single family home. All of the amenities of resort living: pool, spa & courts.

Anni Zilz 206-390-5723www.johnlscott.com/56374

Mt. Si Views! $332,55012715 480th Ave SE, North Bend. � is 4BR/2BA home situated on almost 1 acre, has a creek running across the back side of the property with stunning views of Mt. Si. � e home is perfect for entertaining with decks on the front and the back.

Jimmy Pliego 206-240-7160www.johnlscott.com/83727

Space for Mom $1,520,000 5335 90th Ave SE – What a spread! Elegant traditional 4BD/3BA home on oversized lot w/ gorgeous pool. Plus 1BD/1BA main level Mother-In-Law Unit w/ separate entry. 3 car garage.


N’End Traditional $1,449,0002242 82nd Ave SE. Merging of traditional style, coveted N’end location & compelling views, this 4BR/3BA home has it all! 4,520 sq. ft. w/ Legal ADU, bi-level view deck & pristine backyard…it is the home to buy!

Terry & Daphne Donovan 206-713-5240www.johnlscott.com/40999

Stunning Craftsman $775,000Stunning Craftsman home in the Heart of Greenlake. Perfect condition 3BD/3BA home with great open concept � oor plan. Attached 2 car garage & fully fenced patio and yard w/ barbecue. Close to everything!

Helen Hitchcock 206-856-7007www.johnlscott.com/33126

Waterfront Rental $4,000/mo7671 W. Mercer Way. Custom designed 3BD/3BA NW Contemporary w/ meandering path to waterfront. Soaring ceilings, updated kitchen, fresh paint and more. 100’ of low bank grassy beach access, dock & moorage available.

Anni Zilz 206.390.5723MLS# 502682

First Hill Rental $2,500/moSparkling tri-level 4BD/2BA home on popular First Hill. Remodeled kitchen & baths. Recently painted. Level sunny yard. Walk to downtown, restaurants & Lid Park. Available August 1st.

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Lake View Contemporary $1,789,000Refreshingly contemporary, rebuilt 5BR/3.25BA home w/breathtaking western lake view. Private gated entry, lovely patio, ironwood decks & more make this a dynamite place to live.


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Eighty-eight runners and walkers from Mercer Island participated in the annual Rock ’n’ Roll marathon and half marathon on Saturday, June 22. The race started at Seattle Center and the mara-thon route included a trip across the I-90 express lanes to Mercer Island and back.

Twelve from Mercer Island participated in the marathon, while 76 took part in the half-marathon race.

Runners in the marathon include: (racer’s name and finish time) Rachel Knebel, 3:40.37; Timothy Steege, 3:53.40; Tim Knebel, 4:00.39; Gordon Goetzmann, 4:09.16; Peter Jacobs, 4:09.16; Micah Samuels, 4:09.17; James Olson, 4:13.19; Brano Mikulk, 4:22.42; Kim Graham, 4:26.44; Wasif Rasheed, 4:32.06; Mary Nystrom, 5:03.25; Debby Wilson, 5:06.12.

Participants in the half marathon include: (rac-

er’s name and finish time) Dean Wilson, 1:43.05; Michael Westover, 1:43.40; Alison Caditz, 1:47.43; Annemieke Stewart, 1:49.25; Thomas Chan, 1:49.35; Brian Musser, 1:49.35; Susan Swartz, 1:51.18; Dan Veljovich, 1:52.03; Dawn Dunn, 1:52.14; Katie Wilson, 1:53.04; Craig Fisher, 1:54.18; Michael Krotscheck, 1:54.25; Kauilani Robinson, 1:54.50; Lisa Spencer, 1:55.09; Charles Tobin, 1:55.22; Nancy Black, 1:56.12; Brian Lindeman, 1:56.18; Pam Hinnen, 1:56.47; Michael Boyle, 1:57.45; Heather Nix, 1:57.50; Jeff Jiranek, 1:57.59; Patrick Thomas, 1:58.25; Keeley Pennington, 1:59.04; Arielle Weinstein, 2:01.46; Amy Topping, 2:06.15; Isaac Gribble, 2:06.23; John Vankeulen, 2:06.35; Julie Kinal, 2:07.18; Limei Fan, 2:07.18; Jared Lundell, 2:09.52; Katie Schaeffer, 2:12.11; Jean Darlington, 2:12.22; Chris Riding, 2:14.44; Sara Trethewey,

2:16.15; Regina Angel, 2:16.42; Jeffrey Backhus, 2:17.27; Douglas Gillan, 2:20.27; Joanna Pak, 2:20.35; Joseph Pak, 2:20.35; David Sullivan, 2:20.48; Sam Brudvig, 2:22.15; Claudia Kalotay, 2:26.01; Kimberly Shea, 2:26.21; Eunic Sun, 2:26.21; Desiree Parham, 2:28.34; Corey Fernandez, 2:30.38; Mallory Lundell, 2:31.51; Sudhir Hasbe, 2:34.51; Harri Vaananen, 2:35.33; Peter Huang, 2:36.20; Kim Chou, 2:44.18; Mary Elfman, 2:45.18; Emily Scheuer, 2:49.03; Clara Kim, 2:49.28; Julie Montgomery, 2:53.31; Yelena Tikhonova, 2:53.47; Sue Carter, 3:01.44; Cynthia Kerns, 3:13.39; Sydney Kinal, 3:16.05; Lynn Boyle, 3:16.46; Lee Crain, 3:16.47; Amy Brotherton, 3:18.40; Kimberly Santacroce, 3:18.40; Sophie Lindheimer, 3:20.46; Mia Lindeheimer, 3:20.46; Kyle Stokes, 3:32.43; Ermine Erickson, 3:32.52; Taryn Henley, 3:38.14; Jayne Manlowe, 3:45.24; Lauren Lindheimer, 3:46.11; Julee Abe, 3:52.07; Christine Baird, 3:52.25; Kira Stewart, 3:52.26; Kathy Cafarelli, 3:52.26; Robert Cremin, 3:56.14; Sharon Canny, 4:00.21.

These results came from the Seattle Rock ’n’ Roll marathon website. If there are corrections to be made, or additions, please email Megan Managan at [email protected].

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Sports briefsMercer Island Heat wins Bigfoot tournament

The Mercer Island Heat boys soccer 12U soc-cer team recently won the Snohomish Bigfoot tourna-ment in early June.

The team includes: Julian Sanders, Matt Nimmo, Joe Ubaldi, Luca Mtskhatadze, Thomas Morrell, Julius Petersson, Austin Evernden, Mason Pease, Andrew Kaeline, Jack Shoop, Emjay Byers, Elias Malakoff, Max Malakoff, Tripp White, Jacob Strauch, Brennan Hodgins and Bryan Boehl.

The team is coached by Aaron Byers.

District 9 All-Star fastpitch team includes four from Mercer Island

The 2013 District 9 Little League team includes four players from the Mercer Island Little League fast-pitch teams.

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The team includes Charlise Barokas, Molly Brogan, Chloe Larson and Michelle Lyon, all from Mercer Island.

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Contributed PhotoThe Mercer Island Heat boys soccer 12U soccer team recently won the Snohomish Bigfoot tournament in early June.

Contributed PhotoThe 2013 District 9 Little League team includes four play-ers from the Mercer Island Little League fastpitch teams.

Contributed PhotoThe Pink Thunder fastpitch team includes several players from Mercer Island.

Wednesday | 3Probus Club of MerCer Island MeetIng: 10:30 a.m., July 3, Mercer Island Presbyterian Church, 3605 84th Ave. S.E. Speaker: Dr. James P. AuBuchon, Puget Sound Blood Center presi-dent and CEO. The public is welcome.

sunday | 7MerCer Island farMers Market: 10 a.m.-3 p.m., July 7, Mercerdale Park, 7700 S.E. 32nd Street. Washington-grown fruits and vegetables, fresh eggs, farmstead cheese and dairy. Music, kids’ hands-on activities, master gardeners. www.mifarmersmarket.org.

Monday | 8Islander HooP CaMP: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., July 8, MIHS and IMS. Basketball hoopsters (grades 1-12), join MIHS boys varsity coach Gavin Cree and his staff for camp. Morning and afternoon sessions are available where participants will work on skills, drills and fundamentals. Cost: $140. Register at: www.mibasket-ball.org.MIPC VaCatIon bIble sCHool 2013: 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m., July 8-12, 3605 84th Ave. S.E. Theme: “Everywhere Fun Fair: Where God’s World Comes Together.” Scholarships available with advance registration. Experience God’s love at VBS. Adventures include interactive Bible fun, great music, super science, cool

crafts, hands-on mission work, global games and more. www.mipc.org.

Tuesday | 9MerCer Island rotary Club lunCHeon: 12-1:30 p.m., July 9, MICEC, 8236 S.E. 24th Street. Weekly meeting cov-ers club activities and fea-tures a guest speaker. The public is welcome.

Thursday | 11MIVal gallery reCePtIon: 5-8 p.m., July 11, MIVAL Gallery, 2836 78th Ave. S.E. Summer Celebration at MIVAL Gallery is July 5-28. www.mival.org.

Friday | 12‘godsPell’ oPenIng nIgHt

gala: 7 p.m., July 12, Mercer Island Emmanuel Episcopal Church courtyard, 4400 86th Ave. S.E. Performances are Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 12-21. Based on the New Testament Gospel according to St. Matthew. A unique reflection on the life of Jesus, presented by Youth Theatre Northwest. Tickets: (206) 232-4145, ext. 109, www.youththeatre.org.

saTurday | 13suMMer CelebratIon MerCer MIle fun run: 9:30-9:45 a.m., July 13, Mercerdale Park. A one-mile dash at Summer Celebration. Register at www.myparksandrecre-ation.com, #14021.suMMer CelebratIon sunset fIreworks CruIse: 7-11 p.m., July 13, aboard Argosy ship ‘Celebrations.’ Appetizers, desserts, no-host bar and chance to win a raffle bas-ket. For tickets ($60/person) or more information, call the MI Chamber Office at 232-3404 or view online: www.mercerislandsistercity.org. MerCer Island VIsual arts league (MIVal) at suMMer CelebratIon: MI Art Street Fair, July 13-14, with a MIVAL art tent and the Junior Art Show at Wells Fargo Bank, for all students K-12 with prizes. www.mival.org.

evenTs | UpcomingCours de CuIsIne à tHonon: Register by July 15 to travel with the Mercer Island Sister City Association to the Island’s sister city, Thonon-les-Bains, France, Oct. 12-20. The trip focuses on

cooking classes for adults at Thonon’s famous Lycee École Hôtelière Savoie-Léman. www.mercerisland-sistercity.org.MerCer Island CoVenant CHurCH VaCatIon bIble CaMP: 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., July 22-26, 3200 78th Ave. S.E. All kids ages 4-11 are invited to join the fun. Activities to choose from include basket-ball, soccer, drama, crafts. Also included are Bible sto-ries, songs, snacks. Register online at www.micc.org under “Give/Registrations.” Cost: $55 per camper.free eleCtronICs reCyClIng eVent by 1 green Planet: 10 a.m.-3 p.m., July 27, Congregational Church on

Mercer Island, 4545 Island Crest Way. Bring your old computers, printers, scan-ners etc. appliances, televi-sions, stereos, bicycles, bar-becues, lawn mowers and anything else that is metal and electronic. Benefits local charities, homeless, shelters and food banks, including Seattle Children’s Hospital and St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.

evenTs | ongoingCHInese songs & storIes: 4-4:45 p.m., Mondays, through Aug. 26, Shorewood Heights Community Center, 9011 West Shorewood Drive. www.singanddraw.com.

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library4400 88tH aVe. s.e.(206) 236-3537www.kCls.org/MerCerIslandoPera PreVIew - “rIng” by rICHard wagner: 7 p.m., Tuesdays. “Die Walkure,” July 9; “Siegfried,” July 16; “Gotterdammerung,” July 23. Presented by Norm Hollingshead. “The Ring of the Nibelungen” was first performed at Bayreuth in 1876.CoMPuter Class - MICrosoft PublIsHer: 1 p.m., July 10. Registration required.CoMPuter Class - one-on-one assIstanCe: 3, 3:30 and 4 p.m., July 10. A KCLS vol-unteer instructor can give you one-on-one assistance. Registration required.

droP-In to learn about ebooks: 10 a.m., July 13. Come in and learn about KCLS eBooks.CoMPuter Class - MICrosoft word leVel 2: 10 a.m., July 26. Registration required.a PlaCe at tHe table: KCLS invites everyone to find ‘A Place at the Table.’ Toss around fresh ideas about food, cooking, nutrition and growing and using locally produced food. Nonperishable food dona-tions accepted for local King County food banks.CHIldren

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2 CEMETERY Plots for Sale. Cedar Lawns Me- morial Park in Redmond. Spaces 3 & 4, Lot 87C of the Eternity Garden. Selling 1 for $3,900 or both for $7,500 OBO. P lease ca l l 253-678- 7310 to get info on who to contact to see.SELLING 4 PLOTS at Purdy Walter Floral Hills Cemetery in Lynnwood. Side by side, in beautiful Azalea Gardens near the Fountain. Currently ava i l ab le fo r $5 ,500 each through the Ceme- tery. Selling for $5,000 each or $18,000 for all. P lease ca l l 425-488- 7318SUNSET HILLS Memori- al Cemetery in Bellevue. Selling 2 Side by Side Plots in the Sold Out, Prestigious Location of the Garden of Gethse- mane. Block 121, Spac- es 5 & 6. Each valued at $26,500. Will sell indi- vidually for $18,500 or $36,000 for the pair. Call 360-474-9953 or 360- 631-4425SUNSET HILLS Memori- al Cemetery in Bellevue. 2 s ide by s ide p lo ts available in the Sold Out Garden of Devotion, 9B, S p a c e 9 a n d 1 0 . $12 ,500 each nego - t i a b l e . A l s o , 1 p l o t available in Garden of Devotion, 10B, space 5, $8,000 negotiable. Call 503-709-3068 or e-mail [email protected]

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(5) MINIATURE YORK- SHIRE Terrier Puppies For Sale. They are 8 weeks old and ready for a new home. I have 3 female and 2 males left. They are very loving, playful, and ready for a new adventure. I am asking $1200 for the female and $900 for the males. Email or call if in- terested: [email protected] COCKER Babies most colors, beautiful, s o c i a l i z e d , h e a l t hy, ra ised w i th ch i ld ren . Shots, wormed, pedi- grees. $600 up. Terms? 425-750-0333, Everett

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Horses

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Garage/Moving SalesIsland County

LANGLEY 7/3- 7/7 MOVING SALE! Must sacrafice furniture, tools, toys, household, and more! Wednesday thru Sunday from 9 am to 4 pm located at 3604 Saratoga Rd.OAK HARBORHUGE GARAGE SALE! Lots home furnishings, e l e c t r o n i c s , h o u s e wares, tools, Ryobi Miter Saw, sewing machine, too many more great items to list! Friday and Saturday, July 5th and 6th from 9 am to 3 pm at 2034 Doe Dr, Oak Har- bor. Rain or shine.

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32’ WINNEBAGO Elan-don Motorhome, 1990. Good Condit ion. Very clean, never smoked in. New Refr igerator and Toi let . Generator, Ai r Cond i t i on ing , M ic ro -wave, 2 TVs. Lots of Closet Space. Full bath. Queen bed i n back . Sleeps 4 comfor tably. Auburn area. A Bargain at $8,000 Cash. 253-653-0055

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