Presidents of the United States are real people just like us. They have strengths, weaknesses and sometimes odd quirks.
Redmond High School (RHS) orchestra students will perform at New York’s prestigious Carnegie Hall on Sunday, May 24.
Jing Sun Lee, left, and Ling Yun Ko sing a duet during the Chinese New Year celebration at the Redmond…
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Dartmoor School opened its fifth and newest campus at 7735 178th Pl. NE in Redmond earlier this month.
Maggie Brooks, 12, puts items into a care package while volunteering with American Heritage Girls Troop No. 1946 at the VFW Post 2995 last Thursday.
The Redmond Arts Commission is looking for applications from Redmond residents who are interested in developing and supporting the arts. Positions are open for both youth advocates and arts commissioners.
The Chinese New Year, kicking off the Year of the Ox, begins Monday, Jan. 26.
It’s not a museum, but Chinese expatriates and fans of Asian art are drifting into the new Dragonfire Imports shop at Redmond Town Center — and admiring what they’re seeing.
Two weeks into the New Year probably means you are beginning to make real progress with your New Year’s resolutions, you have totally given up already or you didn’t make any in the first place.
Redmond’s Molstad family will fly to Southern California and visit LEGOLAND. The trip won’t be all fun and games, however. They’ll participate in the Cure JM Foundation’s Carlsbad Marathon and Half Marathon and an educational seminar with experts on juvenile myositis (JM).
A Q&A with Kirkland’s 32-year-old single father, Jason Mesnick, who was on ABCs “The Bachelorette” show last season.
More than a decade before they can vote, Keeli Burton and her first grade classmates at Rosa Parks Elementary School have already exercised their civic duty, asking state legislators to rally for autism insurance parity.
The Redmond Arts Commission wants to hear from the community regarding the type and location of public art in Redmond.
The commission seeks input on the restoration of Art Hill, temporary public art located in the city and public interest in having art located in neighborhoods. The meeting will be at 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. 26 in Redmond City Hall, 15670 NE 85th Street.
The Redmond Regional Library, 15990 NE 85th St., officially is now open, following a renovation.
Buzz. Whir. Snip, snip.
The sounds coming from a driveway in one Sammamish neighborhood could have been mistaken for any typical salon.
Instead, the steady stream of noises came from a white van, and the customer was a one-year-old Havanese named Joey.
“The whole idea with mobile grooming is to take the stress out of the situation for the pet and the owner,” said Sammamish resident Leon Feuerberg, who started a franchise of the Aussie Pet Mobile business at the end of 2005. His branch, Bel-Red, covers 30 zip codes, including Redmond. Feuerberg’s pet-snipping area stretches from the southern Bellevue, Newport, Somerset and Lakemont areas up to Bothell and Kenmore at the northern end, west to Madison Park and the Renton end of Lake Washington and east to North Bend.
On a frigid Friday night, Jan. 2, Kirkland-based teen band Shotty turned up the heat at Oddfellow’s Grill, 7979 Leary Way NE in Redmond.
SecondStory Repertory, the professional theatre ensemble at Redmond Town Center, starts the New Year with “Woman in Black” by Stephen Malatratt.
Asian Indians make up a growing segment of the Eastside immigrant population, with many coming to the area in search of high-tech jobs and the American dream.
Pacific Sound Chorus is searching for women singers in the Redmond, Issaquah, Sammamish, Mercer Island, Bellevue, Kirkland and Bothell areas. Women of all ages, including female high school students, who enjoy singing are invited to attend the chorus’ weekly rehearsal at 7 p.m. on Tuesday evenings.