In the two weeks since he was sworn in, President Donald Trump has wasted no time in signing executive order after executive order to make… Continue reading
When members of the Redmond Fire Department (RFD) stopped by Camp Unity Eastside while they were in Kirkland, it started out as a meeting to… Continue reading
Students, staff and parents in Lake Washington School District (LWSD) now have multiple ways to report tips on bullying, harassment or other threats to school… Continue reading
The ability to get around in day-to-day life is something many in the able-bodied community do not think about much. But for those living with… Continue reading
Last Saturday, about 175,000 people from the greater Puget Sound area, including Redmond and the Eastside, gathered in Seattle for the Women’s March on Seattle.… Continue reading
While learning about the environment is not unusual in a sixth-grade science class, educators at Evergreen Middle School (EMS) near Redmond are taking their curriculum… Continue reading
Thousands are expected to turn out for tomorrow’s Women’s March on Seattle. The 3.6-mile march will begin at 10 a.m. at Judkins Park at 2150… Continue reading
Playing an instrument in school for many students typically does not go beyond just that. But for a number of students, those years playing in… Continue reading
Eastside Homelessness Series
Editor’s note: This is part one in a monthlong series on Eastside homelessness. Just as tackling homelessness means more than just giving people a place… Continue reading
With winter in full swing, the cold weather is showing no sign of stopping any time soon. When it comes to dealing with the chill,… Continue reading
For the third year in a row, Lake Washington School District (LWSD) has been named to the College Board’s annual AP District Honor Roll. The… Continue reading
As the City of Redmond becomes more diverse, the programming at the Redmond Library has come to reflect this. From world language story times to… Continue reading
About six months ago, a group of concerned citizens in Redmond began talking about how they wanted to support their police department. After approaching the… Continue reading
While discrimination, hate crimes and Islamophobia are not new in the United States, the country has seen an increase in recent months. To address these… Continue reading
Standing in line for long periods of time to meet a favorite celebrity is not unusual, but to stand in line for upwards of an… Continue reading
Redmond City Council member Kimberly Allen will resign from her position, effective Jan. 31. Allen, who serves in City Council Pos. 4, cited her job… Continue reading
The Goddard School in Redmond Ridge has received the Circle of Excellence Award for the fifth year in a row. The award, which is presented… Continue reading
Susan Johnson had known what she wanted to be when she grew up since she was 4 years old and would draw pictures of herself… Continue reading
Around 2004, automobile theft was on the rise in Redmond and throughout the Puget Sound region. Cmdr. Shari Francois with the Redmond Police Department (RPD)… Continue reading
The new sign at the Muslim Association of Puget Sound (MAPS) in Redmond was vandalized early Saturday morning. According to a press release from the… Continue reading
