Opinion
Legal notice bill bad news for the public | Editorial
Citizens should be aware of – and opposed to – House Bill 2801 and the provisions that would…
News
Redmond man pleads not guilty in fatal shooting at house party
A Redmond man who is accused of fatally shooting a 21-year-old Sammamish native at a Redmond house party…
Sports
Bittersweet weekend for Bear Creek: Boys’ hopes crushed by Wahkiakum, girls make a date with state
The Bear Creek boys' basketball team lost a heartbreaker in their one-game Regionals round of the 2B state…
Sports
Rosa Parks 5th grade team wins Redmond Youth Basketball Championship
The Rosa Parks Elementary Swarm recently won the 5th grade division of the City of Redmond Youth Basketball…
News
Redmond’s Parks and Trails Commission accepting applications for two open positions
The City of Redmond has two openings on the Parks and Trails Commission.
Letters to the Editor
Ives needs to quit hindering business growth in city | Letter to the Editor
Former Mayor Rosemarie Ives needs to stay retired, and quit hindering business growth in Redmond.
Letters to the Editor
Sustainable Redmond should drop its lawsuit | Letter to the Editor
Sustainable Redmond and its “friends” should drop their lawsuit, let Group Health use proceeds from the sale of…
Letters to the Editor
Court appeal not a viable option for most people | Letter to the Editor
I am writing in reference to the Jan. 6 Redmond Reporter article “Council sticks to decision on Overlake…
News
LWSD extends school year to make up for snow days
The Lake Washington School District (LWSD) extended the school year by another day to help make up for…
News
Tennis center offering half-price court rentals through February
The new Outreach and Performance Tennis Center (OPTC), located at 10822 117th Place Northeast in Kirkland, is offering…
News
Rockwell Elementary’s Kerilyn Higashi named finalist for AAA Safety Patrol Hall of Fame
Kerilyn Higashi, a sixth grader and Safety Patrol member at Norman Rockwell Elementary School, is a finalist for…
Letters to the Editor
Neighborhood is not the same anymore | Letter to the Editor
I live in what used to be a quiet family neighborhood. Kids played in the street, parents walked…
Letters to the Editor
Time for changes at intersections? | Letter to the Editor
Green lights and a green arrow have a different impact from red lights and a green arrow, in…
News
Kumon centers in Redmond and Redmond Ridge to hold literacy open houses March 3 to support Reading is Fundamental
Kumon, an after-school enrichment program, is partnering in the month of March with Reading Is Fundamental (RIF), the…
Sports
Crossfire Select O’Melia wins U17 state Founder’s Cup title
The Redmond-based U17 Crossfire Select boys' team O'Melia recently won the 2012 Washington State Founder's Cup, defeating Crossfire…
News
Redmond graduate Johnny Brenan dies in Stevens Pass avalanche; Bank of America fund established for Brenan family
A fund has been established at Bank of America in honor of Johnny Brenan, one of three individuals…
News
Redmond Post Office to host Passport Fair March 10
The Redmond Post Office at 16135 N.E. 85th St. is hosting a Passport Fair from 9 a.m. to…
Business
Diane Charles of Woodlawn Optical in Redmond voted State Leader of the Year by peers
At the 2012 Opticians Association of America Leadership meeting, Diane M. Charles, of Woodlawn Optical in Redmond was…
News
Redmond Historical Society meeting on March 10 to feature Loita Hawkinson of Kirkland Heritage Society
The Redmond Historical Society's next (RHS) meeting will be Saturday, March 10 from 10:30 a.m. to noon at…
Business
Eastside Green Business Challenge helps Redmond businesses become more sustainable, profitable
Businesses, nonprofits and other organizations in Redmond who are looking to become more sustainable now have a program…