“The performers in Can-Do-Sound (from left, back): Katrina Ellison, Jamee Brown, Karla Gilbert, Gena Felton and Melody Ward; front, Cameron Wieldraayer. Can-Do-Sound, the newest performing group from the Can-Do! Project, made a successful debut performance at the annual Safe Streets Halloween event Oct. 31 in the Tacoma Dome Convention Center. The group of Whidbey Island teens received standing ovations for their presentation of Safe Street, a song written especially by songwriter Keith Colley for the Safe Street organization and the event’s theme of keeping kids and neighborhoods safer. Last year’s Safe Streets event presented the Can-Do-Kids performing troupe of youngsters eight to 13 years of age.Drawing a crowd of 5,000 kids and families attending the event in costumes, the event celebrated the Halloween spirit with games, contests and a night of entertainment, with Can-Do-Sound taking the stage for four performances that featured hip-hop style and gymnastic flips.Selected from open auditions, the six member performing troupe of Whidbey Island teens includes South Whidbey High School students Katrina Ellison, Jamee Brown, Karla Gilbert, Gena Felton and Melody Ward, plus lead vocalist Cameron Wieldraayer from Oak Harbor High School.The song Safe Street, was choreographed by Susan Vanderwood, with vocal coaching by Linda McLean. Collaborating with Charlene Brown, the Can-Do! Project’s chief choreographer, the group worked diligently to prepare for their highly successful debut, said director Linda Colley. They will make a South Whidbey appearance on Saturday during the School/Community Talent Show.For more information about Can-Do-Sound or the Can-Do! Project, contact Colley at 579-1788.Safe Street is an organization working to create safer neighborhoods through developing an anti-crime program for America. “