News
Local women leaders to speak at panel event in Redmond
The Kirkland-Redmond AAUW (American Association of University Women) will host a panel of women leaders on the topic…
News
Taking the New Year’s plunge
Dozens of Redmond Police officers and residents ran into the frigid waters of Lake Sammamish New Year’s Day…
Business
Kulchin Drilling completes nation’s first geothermal foundation project
Kulchin Foundation Drilling, a Redmond-based specialty contractor, recently completed the nation’s first geothermal foundation project at Art Stable,…
News
Redmond High student helps homeless shelter
During the 2009 holiday season, Redmond High School junior Jordyn Ohrt conducted a successful winter clothing drive for…
Business
New pain reliever comes to Redmond Ridge: Chiropractor focuses on wellness care for young athletes
Dr. John Towers is the new chiropractor on Redmond Ridge. A 2006 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic,…
Letters to the Editor
Bicyclists need to pay their way
Up until I joined the Air Force in 1950, anyone who owned a bicycle had to have it…
News
Editorial | High-tech sign of the times: Online voting
If necessity is the mother of invention, then the military helped raise one of her biggest children. The…
News
Local legislators to host town hall
Eastside residents are invited to a Town Hall meeting with local legislators at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 7…
Sports
Prep Report: Owls, Grizzlies win holiday hoops tourney
The Overlake School girls’ basketball team and the Bear Creek School boys’ squad emerged victorious in the championship…
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City of Redmond seeking new Arts Commissioners
The City of Redmond is seeking applications for positions on the Redmond Arts Commission. The mission of the…
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Tiffany glasses and a PS3 stolen | Redmond Police Blotter
Tuesday, Dec. 29 Assault: A man was arrested for assaulting his wife in the 16100 block of Northeast…
News
Redmond residents may have been exposed to measles
Redmond residents may have been exposed to measles earlier this month after a woman was exposed during international…
News
Drama Kids starts up Eastside franchise
Drama Kids International has launched an Eastside franchise, part of the largest, after-school drama program in the world.…
News
Bid for new SR 520 bridge pontoons comes in under estimate
A bid to build the pontoons for a new SR 520 floating bridge have come in under the…
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Teens, parents invited to free career panel
Teens and parents are invited to a free career panel presentation, featuring local entrepreneurs, from 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesday,…
News
King County Sheriff’s Office seeks public’s help to gain CALEA accreditation
A team of assessors from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA) will arrive Jan.…
News
New Poet’s Society hosts fundraiser for scholarships
The New Poet’s Society, which awards scholarships to high school students in the Lake Washington School District, is…
Letters to the Editor
The perfect present: a living wage
Reading the Dec. 2 editorial in the Sammamish Review, one can easily believe that Scrooge has come to…
Letters to the Editor
The ironic twist of LWSD funding
I can’t be the only person who found sad irony in two Redmond Reporter articles related to LWSD…
Letters to the Editor
Republicans are to blame, too
A letter to the editor in the Dec. 18, written by Dave Stella referenced “a sea of debt”…