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More change on the way

Change is inevitable.

Redmond's Abdul Tufa drives past Bothell's Mike Hartvigson during third quarter action of Redmond's 66-54 win on Tuesday at Inglemoor High School. Tufa came off the bench and scored six points and grabbed four rebounds.

Sports

Mustangs keep state hopes alive

The Redmond boys' basketball team took a step closer to its season-long goal with a convincing 66-54 win…

News

Microsoft Corp. admits error in severance pay: Vice president tells employees they get to keep the extra money

Microsoft Corp. admitted on Monday that it overpaid at least $100,000 in severance money for several employees after…

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Chamber gala and auction set for Feb. 28

Andrea Lachmann said she will stick to networking and let her husband, Brian, do the gambling when they…

News

Robbery suspects still on the loose: Two men rob grocery store at gunpoint

Redmond Police are looking for two men who robbed a small downtown grocery store at gunpoint last Saturday…

Opinion

Bring on tolls

As I sat in a sea of brake lights, trapped in traffic on State Route 520, plenty of…

Katherine Ganter/Redmond Reporter Skyline’s Carlie Wolken guards Redmond senior forward Courtney Martin during second-quarter action. Wolken scored the winning layup as the Spartans won

Sports

Skyline steals win from Mustangs

Greg Bruns returned to Redmond High School Friday night and left with a “bittersweet,” last-second win against his…

News

Police have no ‘firm suspects’ in murder case

Redmond Police have found no “firm suspects” in the brutal murder of Arpana Jinaga, a 24-year-old software engineer…

Bear Creek junior Jamie Meyer

Sports

Bear Creek boys ready to come up big

The Bear Creek School boys’ basketball team is back on the court, ready to deliver some big-time results.…

Arpana Jinaga

News

Talented techie strangled to death; no suspects yet

The woman who was found murdered in her Redmond apartment recently moved to the area, loved to ride…

News

Man who worked at Microsoft faces 20-26 years in prison for rape, criminal impersonation

A 27-year-old Bellevue man who worked at Microsoft faces 20 to 26 years in prison for impersonating a…

News

Inslee, Ishmael ready for rematch

The race for United States Representative in the First Congressional District features a Democratic incumbent who would rather…

Opinion

Everything Redmond: It’s only a click away

If you haven’t noticed, the Redmond Reporter has a new Web site and there are plenty of reasons…

Opinion

Crazy concern in Carnation

I am utterly disturbed and disgusted by the concentration-camp-like details that surfaced out of Carnation earlier this week.…

Opinion

Time to stomp out greed and step up

As the economic crunch continues to pressure our well-being, two things are clear.

Redmond senior wide receiver Cameron Sandquist eludes an Eastlake defender during the Mustangs’ 55-37 loss to the Wolves Friday night. Sandquist caught 15 passes for 244 yards — both school records.

Sports

Mustangs lose game — and key player: Sandquist breaks school records; Martino out for season with knee injury

By BILL CHRISTIANSON Redmond Reporter Redmond High’s fourth loss of the football season featured a record-breaking performance by…

Opinion

Apathy is tearing apart our country

Can you name our country’s biggest problem? No, it’s not a decay of morals, though there probably is.…

Sarah Lord

Sports

The hunt for hardware

What started out as a competition has turned into a partnership for Redmond High cross country teammates Sarah…

News

Wasilla wonder

I guess Sarah Palin is trying to steal my thunder.

Senior Maureen Cardwell is seeking to become the first back-to-back state champion at Redmond High since 1997.

Sports

Inglemoor swimmer Maureen Cardwell targets 4A medals despite injury

Maureen Cardwell, a talented, thrill-seeking swimmer from Redmond High School, hopes to strike more gold this fall. Cardwell,…