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It’s nearly graduation time for Redmond High seniors Athena Anderle and Carlos Martinez.

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Seniors tapped into community service, math and drama | High School Graduation 2013 Spotlight

“Two-hundred hours … Wow, that’s a lot,” Carlos Martinez said as he leaned back in his chair and…

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Drivers get ticketed for using their cell phones during Target Zero program

For four hours on May 30, five Redmond Police Department (RPD) traffic officers were on the lookout for…

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Report says Redmond’s daytime population spike is top in U.S.

When people in the surrounding communities leave for work in the morning, many of them are headed to…

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Seniors are on board with shuttle-bus plan

Redmond City Council members received a visit from 10 people from the Redmond Senior Center with transportation on…

Redmond's Lyle Burns claps to the music while walking in the cancer survivors' lap at the Relay for Life of Redmond/Kirkland's event to benefit the American Cancer Society last Saturday at Redmond High.

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Walking, clapping and cheering at Relay for Life of Redmond/Kirkland event | SLIDESHOW

The calm atmosphere changed dramatically when Bree Casey asked people to unleash a barrage of noise for a…

Opinion

Jackson Roos’ ‘zest for life’ shines in others | Editor’s Notebook

Nine months ago, I began my tenure as editor of the Redmond Reporter. I’d been editor and news…

Opinion

We’ve got tons of cyclists, but where are more City Council candidates? | Editor’s Notebook

When it comes to bikes and protecting the environment, the City of Redmond scores big points. On the…

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Sports

Bear Creek girls notch 1B/2B state golf title | Update

Bear Creek's girls golf team snagged the 1B/2B state championship today at Oakbrook Golf Course in Lakewood. The…

Lorraine Josifek points the way for Redmond resident Bill Tsang to this evening's City of Redmond Bike Bash along the Sammamish River Trail near City Hall. Josifek is on the city's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee.

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Rolling into the Redmond Bike Bash

As Lorraine Josifek pointed the way to the Redmond Bike Bash, cyclist Bill Tsang noticed the invitation and…

Bear Creek’s Ricky Olson and Morgan Cadigan will fire away at next week’s state golf tournament.

Sports

Bear Creek, Redmond and Overlake golfers are ready for state action

Ricky Olson and Morgan Cadigan know what it takes to compete in high-level golf tournaments. Last week, the…

Redmond’s Cindy Sheehan

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Relay for Life stirs Redmond residents’ emotions

When Kathy Kahn and Cindy Sheehan candidly discuss the upcoming Relay for Life of Redmond/Kirkland, the close friends…

Redmond High’s Johnathan Stevens raises his arms in victory after placing first in the 1

Sports

Redmond High’s Stevens wins 4A Kingco 1,600 race

Johnathan Stevens was hoping for a 4A Kingco cross-country title in the fall, but that didn’t come to…

Redmond's British Pantry.

Business

British Pantry celebrates 35 years in Redmond; new Three Lions Pub to open on Tuesday

It's been 35 years since Mavis Redman brought a taste of her native England to Redmond in the…

Having a ball: Redmond High captains

Sports

Lady Redmond Mustangs: Heavy hitters with plenty of drive

Emily Rockhill glances at her Redmond High fastpitch teammate Elaine Wang, shakes her head and points at the…

Business

Kitanda Brazilian Espresso and Bakery to open Redmond shop

Kitanda Brazilian Espresso and Bakery will be making its return to Redmond in approximately three weeks, according to…

News

Some Redmond bus routes could be axed when Metro’s temporary funding expires

Daniel Hill’s 930DART bus route may soon be on the chopping block, while Pat Lyga’s 221 bus route…

Natalie Gelman

Life

Gelman set to sing at SoulFood Books in Redmond

A dead car battery. A busted cell phone. Natalie Gelman probably didn't expect her song "Laugh So Hard…

Katie Ulvestad attacks the Greyhawk run at nationals in Sun Valley

Sports

Redmond skiers shine at national collegiate championships

As Katie Ulvestad was perched atop the Greyhawk run, she knew something special was going on down the…

Opinion

On the business front, do you like what you see in Redmond? | Editor’s Notebook

I think about stuff as I drive. It’s my one-on-one business meeting time. I make my way to…

Sunrise Elementary School assistant Jayleen Ryberg checks out the sixth-graders’ artwork on Tuesday night at the school’s fifth annual art night. The school’s Rachel’s Challenge Through the Arts Program focuses on showing compassion for others. In the photo

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Sunrise Elementary student artists accept Rachel’s Challenge | Slideshow

Sunrise Elementary School second-grader Olivia Torrie purses her lips and thinks carefully about what she’s learned from participating…