Reminder: Hip Hop rummage sale this weekend
Friday, September 7, 2012
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| Kayla Browne Photo by Wilson Tsoi |
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| #13 Eric Perez in action. Photo by Wilson Tsoi |
Palmer said: "We hope to add announcers for the broadcasts in later games, right now we just trying to make it work and figure out the kinks in the system but once we have the basics down, we will add more and more to the coverage. FXVideo will need advertising time to make production affordable but for us, especially during halftimes and in-between doubleheaders, there will be plenty of time to talk about athletics and the college in general, we want to promote ourselves and other aspects of the college during those periods".
The Shorecrest and Shorewood boys’ tennis teams both take 1-1 non-league records into Friday matches.
Shorecrest meets Marysville-Pilchuck at Totem Middle School in Marysville at 3:30 p.m. Junior varsity teams from the two schools meet at Shoreline Park at the same time.
Shorecrest of the Western Conference 3A South lost to Woodinville of the Kingco 4A Conference Tuesday and defeated Lynnwood of the Wesco 4A South Wednesday.
Shorewood plays Western Conference 3A rival Everett at Shoreview Park at 3:30 p.m. Friday. Junior varsity teams from the two schools meet in Everett at the same time. Shorewood defeated Mount Vernon of the Wesco 4A North Tuesday and lost to Kamiak, also of the Wesco 4A North Wednesday.
High School Boys Tennis
Wednesday, Sept. 5
Shorecrest 7, Lynnwood 0
At Shoreline Park, Shoreline Center
Singles-
Nishaant Limaye (SC) def. R. Tsuji (L) 6-2, 7-6 (8-1);
Chris Sato (SC) def. B. Pei (L) 6-1, 6-0;
Andrew Copsey (SC) def. A. Huang (L) 6-0, 6-3;
Andras Szucs (SC) def. P. Veth (L) 6-0, 6-1.
Doubles—
Evan Saunders/Louis Born (SC) def. T. Yein/H. Thu 6-0, 6-0;
Nick North/Emahd Khan (SC) def. J. Lam/M. Huang 6-0, 6-0;
Brian Hoover-Brian Fortney (SC) def. Jorgenson-Attmo 6-1, 6-2.
Kamiak 5, Shorewood 2
At Kamiak High School
Singles—
S. Yu (K) def. Liam Keebler (SW) 6-1, 6-1;
J. Lee (K) def. Logan Keebler (SW) 7-6 (8-6), 5-7, 7-6 (7-4);
Jamie Wright (SW) def. D Lee (K) 4-6, 6-2, 6-2;
D. Cho (K) def. Eric Berquist (SW) 6-3, 6-1.
Doubles—
C. Kim/J Garside (K) def. Cameron McDowell-Eli Hecker (SW) 2-6, 6-2, 6-3;
G. Peterson-L. Kim (K) def. Colby Hodgen-Dylan Stephenson (SW) 6-2, 6-4;
F. Lui/S. Schacle (SW) def. J. Park/B. Lee (K) 6-3, 6-0.

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| Devon Vose Rickabaugh |
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| The fire was still smoking the next day Shoreline Area News photo |
By Evan Smith
Our news partner, the Seattle Times, has endorsed a proposed constitutional amendment on the Nov. 7 ballot that would lift limits on investments by the University of Washington and Washington State University.
Senate Joint Resolution 8223 would lift restrictions on the UW's and WSU's ability to invest certain public funds in private companies or stock.
The Times called it “a smart idea whose time has come.”
The Times said in late August that the amendment “could create more revenue” for the two research universities by; lifting ”age-old investment restrictions on the schools, allowing them more flexibility and diversity in investing. The goal is more revenue without turning to taxpayers.
“The UW and WSU have done well investing their endowment and private funds. But they have been restricted in how they invest certain other university assets.
“Funds targeted for investment should not be confused with state general funds or tuition money, neither of which would fall under SJR 8223's investment change.
“Rather, the money intended for investment are local university funds from the schools' research grants, patient and medical revenues and fees from parking, housing and food services. Construction funds, insurance reserves and earnings from merchandising agreements are also included.
“Of the money SJR 8223 seeks to make eligible for investment, the schools would turn over about 10 percent to the Washington State Investment Board for investing in bonds, securities and stocks.”
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| Early in the first period Shorewood's Zoe Vincini contols the ball on the sideline against a Lakewood player. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Shorewood forward Salyna McDonald, number 11, leaps high to head the ball in Tuesday night's game at Shoreline Stadium. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| In second period action Shorewood's Sienna Helland avoids a Lakewood defender and pushes the ball deep into the Cougar side. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
Shorewood High School lost in 4 to Lake Stevens Tuesday, September 4, 2012:
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| Reagan Dunn |
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| Bob Ferguson |
“As chief legal officer for the State of Washington, the Attorney General plays a vital role in government openness, transparency and accountability,” said Fancher. “Washington residents should know as much as possible about the candidates’ commitment to open government before casting their votes. This debate will be an important test for the candidates.”
“The Seattle Times is pleased to host this debate between the two candidates to become the state’s top legal officer,’’ said Kathy Best, Times managing editor. “We hope it will illuminate the candidates’ positions and give Washington voters valuable insights to inform their decisions this fall.’’
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| School lunches will be healthier this year |
"Breakfast and lunch menus have been simplified in order to add more “made from scratch” food items. Due to the new and more efficient equipment in the Central Kitchen, these additions have been accomplished without increasing staffing hours. Only 10 hours a week have been added to the Central Kitchen for a pilot of an in-house pizza bake and delivery system. The District is anticipating a savings of approximately $100,000 next year by not contracting out for pizza."
Ms. Walker quoted Tom Vilsack, Secretary of Agriculture: “Kids need nurturing, and they get a lot of it through the lunch line . . . Kids get the message that regardless of their circumstances, someone cares for and feeds them.”

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| Fires in approved fire pits only Photo by Roy Mangel |
Corrected 09-05-2012 5:07pm
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| The Zombie Weeds are on the march Photo by K Carpp |
I don’t subscribe to the zombie beliefs but in gardening circles I come in contact with many people who have similar fears of weeds overtaking their precious gardens.
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| Close up of a Zombie Weed Photo by Roy Mangel |
If you are hardheaded enough and don’t want to nuke all your plants with Roundup, “Like any gardener worth his or her salt,” there are ways to take care of many of your weeds with a Three Year Plan. You need to be a warrior, live by steadfast rules, and be driven towards reversing the garden apocalypse.
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| Zombies can take many forms Photo by Roy Mangel |
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| This Zombie Army will soon go to seed and create new zombies to march on your garden Photo by K Carpp |
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| Who will win the battle? Photo from Photobucket |
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