News
Big-screen TV stolen from condo cabana in Grass Lawn | Police blotter for Feb. 25-26
The police blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical…
Sports
Bear Creek’s season ends in overtime | Boys Basketball
Lind-Ritzville/Sprague defeated Bear Creek in overtime, 65-55, on Saturday to advance to the class 2B state boys basketball…
Letters to the Editor
What’s to become of the United States Postal Service? | Letter to the Editor
The political “destruction” of an institution, mandated to exist by the US Constitution, is coming to a location…
Letters to the Editor
It’s your money; it’s your health | Letter to the Editor
I am a Northwest native, and have chosen to live in Bellevue and Redmond for the past 55…
News
Weiss will share pre-Redmond stories at meeting
The Redmond Historical Society will meet from 10:30 a.m. to noon on March 9 at The Old Redmond…
News
Hill recognized for support of online learning
Members of Washington state’s Digital Public Schools Alliance, who gathered at the state Capitol to lobby on behalf…
News
Habib’s jobs-creation measure draws support from governor, business
Washington state would play a stronger hand in competing with Silicon Valley and other high-tech hot spots in…
News
Wilder Elementary students score with Souper Bowl
Students at Wilder Elementary School decided to celebrate football's big game on Feb. 3 by having their own…
Life
Eastside Battle of the Bands will be rockin’ on Friday
The 4th Annual Eastside Battle of the Bands, a concert that benefits the nonprofit organization ArtsEd Washington, an…
News
Norman Rockwell Elementary is sponsoring young boy undergoing chemo through Sparrow Clubs
Norman Rockwell Elementary is sponsoring a child through Sparrow Clubs, which provides financial and emotional support for critically…
News
Redmond’s Priya Ganesan named candidate in U.S. Presidential Scholars program
Priya Ganesan, a Redmond resident and senior at International Community School in Kirkland, has been named one of…
News
Redmond students participate in first phase of Washington Aerospace Scholars program
Six students from Redmond have been accepted into Phase One of the 2012-13 Washington Aerospace Scholars (WAS) program.
News
Downtown store reports $3,700 worth of bras stolen in two days | Police blotter for Feb. 22-24
The police blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical…
News
City puts out call for artists for Redmond Central Connector Phase II
The City of Redmond is seeking an artist or artist team to design integrated art and trailside interpretive…
Letters to the Editor
What’s in our food? | Letter to the Editor
As a concerned citizen and someone who is pursuing a passion for everything food and activist-related, I believe…
News
Redmond police’s annual polar plunge for Special Olympics set for tomorrow
The Redmond Police Department's annual Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Washington will be tomorrow at Idylwood Beach Park…
Letters to the Editor
I want my vote back | Letter to the Editor
Where do we line up to get a vote back? Those of us who voted for Rodney Tom…
Letters to the Editor
Sounding off on RESPECT, homeless | Letter to the Editor
I felt compelled to comment on articles in your Feb. 15 paper. The RESPECT program to me seemed…
News
Overlake Terrace to hold open house on Feb. 27
Overlake Terrace Retirement Community at 2956 152nd Ave. N.E. in Redmond will be holding an open house from…
Sports
Bear Creek boys are one step away from state elite-eight tourney | 2B Basketball
One more win. That’s what Bear Creek’s boys basketball team needs to advance to the 2B state elite-eight…