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Friday, March 19, 2010
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By Evan Smith
ShorelineAreaNews Politics Writer
At Everett 6, Shorecrest 1
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Everett won the non-conference game.
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Hartley and Eshelman. Facey, Levin (5th) and Hudson. WP—Facey (1-0)
LP—Hartley. 2B—Dalton (S),
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From Sgt. Katie Larsen, Shoreline Police
On 03/18/2010 shortly before 6:00 pm Shoreline Police responded to a report of a robbery that had just occurred at the liquor store in the 18300 block of Aurora Avenue North.
According to the clerk, a white male in his late 40’s to early 50’s, medium build with darkish graying stubble entered the store. The male got into the check out line and stood behind a woman who was not quite ready to check out. The clerk asked the male to step forward. The male set a pint of vodka on the counter. The clerk rang up the sale and asked him for payment. At this point, the male displayed a large knife and told the clerk he wanted the money out of the till. The clerk was unable to open the register at which time the suspect became angry grabbed the vodka and left.
A K-9 Unit responded and officers conducted a search but the suspect was not located. This investigation will be forwarded to the King County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit for follow-up.
Photo of Shoreline Police car at 185th where neighbors report that the the police spent several hours searching the area. Photo by Sonya Reasor.
By David Engler,Shoreline Fire spokesperson Melanie Granfors said that "The Shoreline team will be climbing in honor of Theron Gibb, father of Shoreline Fire’s Captain Bryan Gibb. Theron, a retired Seattle firefighter is currently battling leukemia. The Shoreline team also climbs each in honor of cancer survivor, Mick Lamar, who is Shoreline firefighter Jason Lamar’s dad. Mick is also a longtime fire service employee."
By Craig Degginger, PIO, Shoreline Schools
The Shorewood Chamber Ensemble was awarded first place for the second consecutive year at the festival. In the large orchestra division, the Symphony Orchestra took second place, and the Concert Orchestra took third place in the 9th grade division. 
Wednesday, March 17
Commentary/ Evan Smith
Voters in Shoreline, Lake Forest Park and other parts of King County apparently elected Max Prinsen of Renton as a King Conservation District supervisor, with 42 percent of the vote.
I wasn’t one of the voters even though there was a polling place at the Shoreline Library. I need an accessible machine to vote. At other elections, I can use an accessible voting machine or have someone help me complete an absentee ballot. But Tuesday, someone at the Conservation District told me that there were no such accommodations in this election.
A contractor, not the County elections department, ran the election for the Conservation District.
"The higher level of activity at the polls this year can be attributed to increased interest in the King CD, including our voluntary conservation and stewardship efforts with private landowners, and enthusiastic campaign efforts by candidates," said Knutsen. King CD, working with Bellevue-based election administrator Election Trust, provided seven polling locations across the district (which includes most of King County). The election is held in accordance with Washington Revised Code RCW 89.08.The all-volunteer, five-member board includes three elected members and two who are appointed by the Washington State Conservation Commission. All supervisors serve three-year terms. As public officials, their responsibility is to ensure that the King CD meets its legal and public trust obligations. The board of supervisors conducts regular public meetings to oversee the district's budget and provide guidance and oversight to district staff.
Shorewood’s (0-0-1) Tanner Jones hit a penalty kick in the 78th minute to tie the score in the non-league game. Max Wright was Shorewood’s goalie.
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Kolus, the Shorewood High School student newspaper, received the “Best in Show” award at the state journalism conference held at Mountlake Terrace High School.
The editor-in-chief of Kolus is Devon Geary and Andrew Taylor is the associate editor. Kelly Gade is the newspaper advisor.
In addition, Kolus students competed in on-the-spot writing and design contests in eight categories, winning awards in five of them.
The following students won in their respective categories:
Everett won the non-conference game.
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Levin and Hudson. Hollenbeck, Eik (4th) and Edinger, Ulrich (4th). WP—Levin (2-0). LP—Hollenbeck. 2B—Kesterson (E), Juarez (E). 3B—HR—Levin (E) 3-4, 3 RBI, HR. Records—Everett 2-0 overall. Shorewood 0-1.
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