Saturday’s search for a missing 2-year-old Redmond boy at Marymoor Park produced no leads as the strategic decisions by investigators continue to revolve around the boy’s mother.
Authorities from nine different agencies are searching Marymoor Park in Redmond today, looking for a missing 2-year-old boy.
A toddler shoe found Thursday evening in Bellevue near where a 2-year-old Redmond boy was reported missing is not the shoe of Sky Metalwala, according to Bellevue police.
Tim Eyman is not taking no for an answer as he continues his quest to put the issue of traffic-enforcement cameras on an upcoming ballot.
The initiative advocate is taking a two-pronged approach to appealing a judge’s decision last month that blocked Redmond’s traffic-enforcement camera initiative efforts.
Starting Feb. 1 of next year, Redmond will no longer be a photo-enforcment city — at least at intersections.
The Redmond City Council voted unanimously at Tuesday’s business meeting to terminate the city’s traffic-enforcement camera contract with the vendor, American Traffic Solutions (ATS,) effective Jan. 31, 2012.
Expect some future changes to the Greater Redmond Chamber of Commerce (GRCC) as it plans to take part in the creation of One Redmond, a new developing public-private initiative that focuses on economic vitality and community building.
Members of the GRCC’s board of trustees voted unanimously to move forward with the partnership at its annual retreat, according to a Monday press release from the chamber.
Redmond’s Bar and Grill, a new upscale watering hole with first-class food, opened recently and the owners are hoping to turn it into the new downtown hotspot.
City leaders plan to pull the plug on red-light cameras.
The Redmond City Council directed Mayor John Marchione to sever the contract with city’s traffic-enforcement camera vendor and develop a school-zone camera program with a new vendor at Tuesday’s study session at City Hall.
Kathy Lambert’s heart broke, but her motivation bubbled as she walked through the African slums.
The King County Council member and Redmond resident saw firsthand the poverty and challenges facing children and families in the poor and primitive communities. Now she is leading a fundraising effort to help the cause after an eye-opening trip to Kenya in June with WorldComp Kenya Relief International, a religious organization focused on helping improve the lives of people in the slums.
Redmond residents can now make a “beeline” to Bellevue and back, starting this weekend.
King County Metro will roll out it’s latest fleet of fast, high-tech buses on the RapidRide B Line, a Bellevue-Redmond connection, featuring free rides Saturday and Sunday.
Citations are down, but collisions are up, according to the Redmond Police Department’s latest data on the city’s pilot traffic-enforcement camera program.
State initiative advocate Tim Eyman wants a judge to decide the next step of Redmond’s first-ever, citizen-driven initiative concerning the city’s controversial traffic-enforcement program.
Redmond elected officials are not giving the green light to a citizen-driven petition calling for a vote on Redmond’s traffic-enforcement camera program.
Scott Harlan and his supporters took a historic step closer to putting the controversial issue of traffic-enforcement cameras to a vote of Redmond residents Wednesday afternoon.
Harlan, joined by Washington initiative activist Tim Eyman and a handful of supporters, delivered nearly twice the number of needed signatures to the Redmond city clerk in an effort to get the city’s first-ever citizen-driven initiative on the ballot of next February’s special election. Now it’s up to King County to validate the signatures.
Frankie Curtiss’ cookbook dream is finally a reality.
The owner of Frankie’s Pizza and Pasta in downtown Redmond recently released his first cookbook, “Frankie: At Home in the Kitchen,” with recipes featuring colorful photos, wine pairings and “Frankie’s Tips.”
Growing up in a military family, Mike Howerton developed an emotional bond with people who threaten their own lives to help others.
“Every assignment could potentially be their last,” the Overlake Christian Church lead pastor said Wednesday morning.
That bond is stronger than ever for Howerton, who will lead a special remembrance service, “9/11/11: Honor, Hope, Healing” on Sunday — the 10th anniversary of 9/11 — honoring those who lost their lives in the tragic terrorist attacks.
Scott Harlan is determined to put the use of the city’s controversial traffic-enforcement cameras to a vote of Redmond residents — but it won’t happen this year.
Burnt out as a songwriter for the Grammy-nominated pop-rock band, The Presidents of the United States of America, Chris Bellow found a new spark a few years ago, firing up a new set of musical taste buds.
The Kirkland native began writing children’s songs and created the band “Caspar Babypants” — a nickname he earned when he was broke living back in Boston in the early 1990s. “I’m writing so many (kids’) songs,” he said. “It’s like a crazy volcano — songs just keep pouring out.”
Hundreds of toddlers, youngsters and adults converged at Redmond City Hall to see Bellow’s newest talents and hear his catchy, kiddie songs.
Redmond police K-9 Vader was a busy dog Tuesday evening — and it had nothing to do with crime fighting, but rather community building.
Redmond residents got a chance to meet and pet the six-year-old German shepherd as part of the 28th Annual National Night Out Against Crime, a national crime prevention event.
Redmond city councilmember Hank Myers recently received a Certificate of Municipal Leadership (CML) from the Association of Washington Cities (AWC).
