Jobs: Human Resource Consultant Assistant at SCC
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Shoreline Community College has an opening for a Human Resource Consultant Assistant.
Description and application details here
Shoreline Community College has an opening for a Human Resource Consultant Assistant.
Description and application details here
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| Maria Stevens |
You are invited to Holy Week services at Church of the Redeemer in Kenmore.
Following Sunday's Palm Sunday services, Thursday, March 24, is Maundy Thursday. with a worship service at 7:30pm with incense. Following the service is a time of prayer or meditation during the Gethsemane Vigil Watch 9:00pm to 12:00 midnight.
Friday, March 25, is Good Friday. Start your day with Stations of the Cross at 7:00am. Then, memorialize the day of Christ’s death at a service at 7:30pm. This service has music and veneration of the Cross.
There will be a simple service on Saturday, March 26, at 10:00am to mark Holy Saturday.
On March 26 at 9:00pm will be the Great Vigil of Easter. This service, which is over two hours long, will have incense. It is followed by a reception.
Sunday, March 27, is the Sunday of the Resurrection, or Easter Day. The first service, at 8:00am, uses historic language and is without music or incense. The second service, at 10:30am, uses current language and has music and incense.
If you have any questions, contact Church of the Redeemer at 425-486-3777.
Church of the Redeemer is at 6211 182nd Street in Kenmore. The campus is a short distance north of Bothell Way, near the Burke-Gilman Trail. Turn at the Episcopal Church shield sign, and go down the hill. The entrance looks like a gravel driveway. The campus is larger on the inside than it is on the outside. The Episcopal Church welcomes you.
Seattle City Councilmember Sally Bagshaw and Metropolitan King County Council Vice Chair Rod Dembowski introduced a resolution to the Seattle-King County Board of Health Thursday to call for a coordinated local response to improve King County’s compliance with State law that requires domestic violence offenders surrender their firearms when they have protection orders issued against them.
The Board approved the resolution unanimously. Early this year, the Councilmembers learned of inconsistencies in the implementation of the law in King County, which led to a coordinated approach through the Board of Health.
“Our legislature passed a great law, but there is much more we should be doing in King County to implement it,” said King County Council Vice Chair Rod Dembowksi, Chair of the Board of Health.
“Roughly one-quarter of abusers who kill their spouses had been served with a protection order. Today’s action will strengthen our commitment to remove firearms from abusers who are subject to no-contact orders, protection orders, and restraining orders. Plain and simple, this action will save lives.”
Einstein bounced back from their Tuesday loss to Meadowdale win a big 75-37 win over Eisenhower on Thursday.
After Eisenhower earned a pin at 113lbs the Tigers held a slim 24-16 lead. Huge back-to-back pins by wrestlers Curt Tanaka and Devin Leach, each improved to 7-0 on the season, began a 45-6 run across nine weight classes that put the match out of reach. The streak was punctuated by a gutsy 3-1 overtime victory by 178lb Taejin Thongdee. Thongdee has now won five matches in a row and improved his record to 6-1.
Einstein wrestles next on Tuesday, March 22nd, at Olympic View Middle School.
Einstein Record: 5-2 Overall
Einstein 75 - Eisenhower 37
At Einstein Middle School
81: Owen Curtiss-Knox (EIN) win by forfeit
88: Vinh Ngo (EIS) maj. dec. Josh Fahey 13-3
93: Connor McGarey (EIN) win by forfeit
98: Junior Sharai (EIN) win by forfeit
103: Nathaniel Rojas (EIS) win by forfeit
108: Kody Carpenter (EIN) pinned Claudia Rojas 0:28
113: Francisco Betran (EIS) pinned Joe Castillejos 2:07
118: Curt Tanaka (EIN) pinned Darwin Walter 0:56
123: Devin Leach (EIN) pinned Reece Miyake 2:31
128: Ryan Araujo (EIN) pinned Ashton Fowler 2:53
133: Austin Newman (EIN) pinned Zach Hunter 0:30
140: Daniel Erikssen (EIS) pinned Calob Tolman 1:05
148: Terrill Martinez (EIN) pinned Shandra Martin 1:19
157: Deshawn Alexander (EIN) win by forfeit
167: Christoph Wiehle (EIN) win by forfeit
178: Taejin Thongdee (EIN) dec. Ryan Weyerts 3-1 OT
188: Harmin Saprai (EIS) win by forfeit
218: Tom Bert (EIN) win by forfeit
248: Zachary Walters (EIS) dec. Luke Hohenstein 4-2
278: Sayla Evans (EIS) win by forfeit
--Clark Norton
Selected items from the Shoreline Police Blotter, week ending 3-14-2016
Shoplifting incidents at Sears, Home Depot, Fred Meyer, Thriftway, Safeway.
3-1 Someone broke the lock on the front door of Sylvia's Swimwear in Ballinger Village but was apparently scared off by the alarm.
3-5 Suicidal woman riding the bus at 185th and Aurora, wearing only bra and panties, was sent to hospital on an involuntary commitment.
3-5 Man with schizophrenia, off his meds, in traffic at 180th and Aurora waving a 7" bread knife, was sent on an involuntary commitment.
3-5 Stroller found abandoned at Paramount Park.
3-6 Elderly, drunk male making a scene at Aurora McDonalds had DUI warrants from Everett. Booked into King County jail.
3-7 Thief who stole car from driveway at 13xx N 155th got a bonus because there was a loaded handgun and ammo in the vehicle.
3-7 Forced entry to shed at 24xx NE 205th but nothing taken.
3-7 Burglary 192xx 11th NE - entry through locked garage. Took jewelry, money, and checked out medicine cabinets.
3-7 Shoplifter who had been Trespassed from Fred Meyer the day before for shoplifting will be charged with theft.
3-7 Illegal, ongoing dumping of trash along 148xx Stone Ave N.
3-7 Man shoplifted alcohol from Safeway, was caught driving away and charged with driving with no interlock device and a suspended license.
3-7 Man who was kicked out of cold weather homeless shelter at Prince of Peace church made threats to staff and was Trespassed.
3-8 Car stolen from Trader Joe's parking lot when driver left purse, with keys, in car.
3-10 Speaker stole from JoyBringers Church 145xx Westminster Way.
3-10 Forced entry to Korean BBQ at 15740 Aurora, nothing taken.
3-11 Sound and lighting equipment stolen from Trinity Presbyterian Church.
3-11 Bone and boots found under house, bone taken to Medical Examiner for investigation.
3-11 Resident found her stolen auto in a parking lot on N 165th.
3-12 Driver found slumped in vehicle with deployed air bag arrested for DUI.
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| Photo by Lee Lageschulte |
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| Collage postcard by Jan Clem |
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| "Okay, I got the generator, now what do I do?" |
The story of two archery competitors who built a lifetime friendship and how selling Girl Scout cookies helped bring them together.King County is offering child car seat inspections. For Shoreline residents it is by appointment only.
Inspections are done by the Shoreline Police Department.
Contact Officer Leona Obstler
206-391-9995
For additional child passenger safety inspection options, including private technicians, visit:
www.800bucklup.org
www.safercar.gov/cpsApp/cps/index.htm
www.safekids.org/events
Live in Lake Forest Park? Interested in recreation? Take advantage of recreation programs offered through the City of Shoreline. Lake Forest Park residents are eligible for a 24-hour early registration period prior to the start of each season’s programs. Spring/Summer 2016 early registration for LFP is Wednesday March 23, 2016 at 12:01am online and 8:00am in person.
For more information you can go here.
Experience the tech industry from a female view, experience Japan as an American tries to assimilate, and experience the build up to war in an English village - all without leaving Lake Forest Park.
Authors discuss their books and autograph your copies at Third Place Book, upper level Town Center, intersection of Bothell Way and Ballinger Way in Lake Forest Park.
“Ronnda Cadle’s music offers purity that is breath-taking. The sincerity of her expression leaves no room for anything but the essential. Though a very accomplished guitarist, there is an innocence to her music in which beauty, grace and open emotion are un-obscured by ego and unencumbered by gratuitous flourish. When you listen to Ronnda Cadle you believe her unconditionally.”
Shoreline Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services/Tree Board Regular Meeting Thursday, March 24 at 7:00pm.
City Hall Room 303
Agenda Highlights
“We are very pleased to start this program which will help address the growing problem of substance abuse in our communities,” ICHS CEO Teresita Batayola said.
Shoreline City Council Regular meeting Monday, March 21 at 7:00pm
Agenda Highlights
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| Photo by Lee Lageschulte |
If you plan to travel through the intersection of 5th Ave NE and NE 155th ST Friday morning, you may want to take an alternative route.
The WSDOT office in Shoreline has two job openings, Procurement and Supply Specialist 2, and Right of Way - Transportation Engineer 2.
Procurement and Supply Specialist 2 position plans, coordinates, and performs procurement of services, supplies, materials, parts, and equipment for assigned areas in accordance with state laws and requirements. This job also supports inventory and accountability functions of purchased goods or services.
You can view the announcement and apply for this position here.
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Right of Way - Transportation Engineer 2 position is for an experienced surveyor to lead and train a survey crew in completing topographic, cadastral, and boundary surveys. This involves performing all duties on a survey crew including surveying using a variety of survey equipment such as; levels, total stations and GPS using both manual and electronic data collection.
You can view the announcement and apply for this position here.
| Indian Plum |
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| Shorewood tennis team Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| The T-Bird's number 1 singles player, Sasha Gaeth, returns the ball to her Kamiak opponent. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Ellie Allen-Hatch returns the ball with a hard forehand. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Shorewood's Emily Wright uses a backhand to return the ball. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Green Heron baiting for prey Photo by Larry Engles |
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| Green Heron about to strike prey Photo by Mark Wangerin |
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| Green Heron with raised crest (alarm mode) Photo by John Riegsecker |
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| Green Heron on preferred type of perch Photo by Max Warner |
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| Three Green Heron juvies Photo by Nancy J.Wagner Photography |
Carl Dinse has been named Assistant Editor for the Shoreline Area News.
Carl is the long-time tech support for the site and the WeatherWatcher columnist. He has a day job in a local tech company where he sometimes pulls double shifts.
He is a fan of classic cars and a serious aquarium keeper.
Editor Diane Hettrick will be taking some time off during the next several weeks and Carl will be taking over the day to day operation.
You can continue to reach both via the Editor email. For those sending in stories, please try to give him as much lead time as you can!
| Bonnie Paulson delivers a pitch Photo by Chris Stuvek |
| Haley Osborn squares to bunt. Photo by Chris Stuvek |
| Kendall Adams pitches in relief. Photo by Chris Stuvek |
Shorecrest Varsity Girls Tennis WesCo 2A/3A
Shorecrest vs Sehome
At Kellogg
Shorecrest 0 - Sehome 7
Shorecrest overall record 1-1
Singles
1 Anna Burke SC vs Lauren Smith 2-6, 0-6
2 Eli Parsek SC vs Ali Morrow 0-6, 0-6
3 Sophie Ivens SC vs Andrea Zucchi 0-6. 1-6
4 Bella Saunders SC vs Lauren Mudd 4-6, 5-7
Doubles
1 Shiyao Li / Victoria Nguyen SC vs Hailey Holland / Beth Clawson 4-6, 2-6
2 Shannon Collier / Emaily Paulsen SC vs Kiersten Papritz / Lyla Pagnotta 0-6, 2-6
3 Julie Moss / Jillian Zhao SC vs Sidney Balfour, Sydney Leiweke 0-6, 1-6
--Robert Mann
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| RBCA Board Members David Davis and Susie Johnson helped serve food Photo by Sheri Ashleman |
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| The dinner was well attended Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| The Gilcrest sisters can vouch for the pizza! Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Cynthia Welte, Director of Kruckeberg Garden and Tom Petersen RBCA board member came to support the community Photo by Sheri Ashleman |
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| Lisa Gonzalez |
The Lake Forest Park City Council will hold a strategic planning retreat on Saturday, March 19, from 11am to 4pm at City Hall, 17425 Ballinger Way NE, LFP.
Topic: Facilitated Strategic Planning #3/Joint Meeting with Leadership Team
Documents here (14 pages)
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| Irish band Altan |
The Lake Forest Park Police Department is losing two of its long-time employees.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced Wednesday that his office has put a stop to the deceptive business practices of a Seattle-based man and his three companies who will pay back as much as $7,750,000 to approximately 165,000 consumers nationwide.
Benjamin Rogovy used systematic deception in the running of his for-profit company, Christian Prayer Center, including the creation of fake religious leaders and posting false testimonials to entice consumers to pay for prayers.
In a separate business, Rogovy used deceptive and unfair business practices to run the Consumer Complaint Agency, a for-profit business that promised consumers it would advocate on their behalf regarding their complaints against businesses. Instead, the company charged consumers up to $25 for doing little more than passively forwarding complaints.
Rogovy’s actions violate the state Consumer Protection Act, which forbids businesses from making false claims, and the Charitable Solicitations Act, which prohibits churches and charities from using misleading or deceptive statements in any charitable solicitation.
“I believe in the power of prayer,” said Ferguson. “What I do not believe in and what I will not tolerate is unlawful businesses that prey upon people — taking advantage of their faith or their need for help — in order to make a quick buck.”
It was a humbling afternoon on Tuesday as the Einstein Tigers lost decisively to the Meadowdale Vikings 75-35.
The Tigers had been riding high after an upset of Evergreen last week, but came out flat and never held a lead. After a pair of pins from Curt Tanaka, up a weight class at 118 pounds, and Devin Leach at 123 pounds, Einstein pulled to within nine points at 21-30.
Einstein never got any closer as Meadowdale closed the match out with a 27-3 run across the final 6 weight classes.
A bright spot for the Tigers was the continued dominance of Terrill Martinez. Martinez, a first year wrestler with a Jujitsu background, defeated his opponent 17-1 to keep his undefeated season alive and has now won his last four matches by a combined score of 62-5.
Einstein wrestles next on Thursday, March 17th at home against Eisenhower.
Einstein Record: 4-2 Overall
Einstein 35 - Meadowdale 75
At Einstein Middle School
81: Zac Sinnes (MD) pinned Owen Curtiss-Knox 1:30
88: Josh Fahey (EIN) win by forfeit
93: Erick Gonzalez (MD) pinned Connor McGarey 1:07
98: Jin Ho Lee (MD) pinned Junior Sharai 1:58
103: Vitally Nesterchuck (MD) pinned Marcus Turner 0:32
108: Kody Carpenter (EIN) dec. Jayden Yang 9-5
113: Ryan Robinette (MD) win by forfeit
118: Curt Tanaka (EIN) pinned Parker Cumberland 1:29
123: Devin Leach (EIN) pinned Nathan Rose 1:25
128: Devin Deweese (MD) pinned Ryan Araujo 0:34
133: Ethan Gould (MD) pinned Austin Newman 1:10
140: Caleb Manillas (MD) pinned Norman Bada 2:11
148: Terrill Martinez (EIN) tach. fall Thadeus Gonzalez 17-1
157: Deshawn Alexander (EIN) pinned Alain Bui 0:28
167: Gavin Gould (MD) pinned Christoph Wiehle 1:03
178: Taejin Thongdee (EIN) de. Chase Johnson 7-1
188: Grant Anderson (MD) dec. Giyong Han 11-8
218: Josh Schreiner (MD) pinned Tom Bert 1:29
248: Alex Kruger (MD) pinned Luke Hohenstein 0:49
278: Eric Mora (MD) win by forfeit
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Sherman describes “traditional jazz” for us; “Traditional jazz could be defined as the style of jazz that came out of New Orleans circa 1890 to 1923, and was performed in larger cities in America after 1920. It brings an aspect of jazz to the community that is different than what jazz fans hear on programmed jazz radio. It presents aspects of blues, popular tunes and dance styles that one doesn't usually associate with modern or progressive jazz.”
“We’re turning the Wade James Theatre into a 1920s speakeasy,” says Gentry, “and we are so excited to get folks in here dressed to impress. Guests should absolutely come in costume and be ready to learn the Charleston. This will not be a typical night at the local community theatre!”
Shorecrest Varsity Girls Tennis WesCo 2A/3A
3-15-16 at Kellogg
Shorecrest 4 - Lakewood 0
SC Overall Record 1-0
Singles
1 Anna Burke SC vs Maddie DeYoung, 6-1, 6-0
2 Eli Parsek SC vs Jillian Desmond, 6-1, 6-0
3 Sophie Ivens SC vs Caitlin Hoffman, 6-0, 6-0
4 Bella Saunders SC vs Jordan Gotts, 6-0, 6-0
Doubles
1 Shiyao Li / Victoria Nguyen SC vs Paige Boersma / Gillian Romeis - 5-6 DNF
2 Shannon Collier / Emily Paulsen SC vs Cyera Charles / Faith Dahl - 4-6 DNF
3 Julie Moss / Jilliam Zhao SC vs Taylor Nellenbach / Jolie DeYoung - DN Start
-Robert Mann
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| Shorewood's Garrett Miyaoka, number 8, and Kennedy's Jonathan Vair maneuver to control the ball. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| T-Bird senior Nicholas Trajano uses his chest to drop a high kicked ball to the turf. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Shorewood's Abdoulie Danso, number 9, is locked up by a Kennedy player. Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
The King County Target Zero Task Force will be out and about during the next two weeks. Extra enforcement will be happening in the City of Shoreline looking for cell phone distraction, impaired driving, pedestrian safety issues, seat belt violations, and excessive speeding.
For our younger drivers, please remember the "5 to Stay Alive" rules: No cell phones. No extra passengers. No speeding. No alcohol. Always wear your seat belt.
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| An Evening in Paradise Photo courtesy Phillippa Kassover |
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| LFP Councilmembers Phillips, French, Kassover and Resha during a break in the bidding Photo courtesy Phillippa Kassover |
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