A few summers ago, Emily Wiewiorka faced a very smelly problem.
On May 6, the Cadman Building Materials Store in Redmond will be hosting a decorative concrete seminar open to contractors, architects, designers and homeowners.
Three DECA students at Redmond High School (RHS) are applying the skills they’ve learned in class to the real world.
For the second year in a row, Hancock’s Bakery in Redmond was crowned the food drive champion of Hopelink’s second annual March Can Madness competition.
After years with a restaurant focused on local wines, the Redmond Marriott Town Center hotel at 7401 164th Ave. N.E. in Redmond Town Center is now home to a new steakhouse.
Issaquah-based Taste of Amazing Baking & Catering Company has recently purchased Savory Moment, a Redmond company that prepares gourmet, ready-made meals, including an extensive line of Gluten-Free selections, and will be moving into the Redmond location May 1.
Michael Derr has been named as vice president of development for Aegis Living in Redmond.
When Rupa Wickrama was at Gene Juarez a few years ago, she noticed many of her fellow salon goers using reusable grocery bags to carry their things.
Michelle Hillis, a licensed naturopathic primary care physician, has opened a new practice, Bear Creek Natural Medicine, at 16761 N.E. 79th St. in Redmond.
For anyone who enjoys Mexican cuisine but wants something besides traditional fare, the Redmond restaurant scene will soon offer diners another option.
The skin is the largest organ of the body; it offers protection from the elements and helps maintain a healthy body.
Because it has such an important job, Sabrina Tarditi said it is important to take care of your skin. As the owner of Calming Waters Skin Care at 17090 Avondale Way in Redmond (inside Jones Family Chiropractic), the Kirkland resident works as an esthetician and makes a living showing others how to do the same.
“Skin care has come a long way and is much more advanced,” she said, referring to when she first began her career more than 20 years ago. “There’s just so much more you can do. Skin care is just so advanced and it’s so complex.”
Redmond resident John Kinssies won the overall gold medal at the Northwest Flower and Garden Show that was held Feb. 23-27 in Seattle.
Redmond residents and business leaders bid on a variety of items as local celebrity John Curley entertained the crowd as master of ceremonies for the Greater Redmond Chamber of Commerce’s 65th Annual Gala and Auction last Friday night at the Willows Lodge in Woodinville.
Tomorrow night, Seattle restaurateur and Redmond resident John Howie will represent the state of Washington at the Democratic Governors Association (DGA) “Taste of America Gala: featuring America’s Democratic Governors & Best Chefs” in Washington D.C.
Saturday’s dining event, presented in conjunction with the national non-profit hunger charity “Share Our Strength” includes 13 Democratic governors, among them Gov. Christine Gregoire, and an equal number of top U.S. chefs.
After leaving Redmond and Washington in 2002, Z Gallerie has returned to the Northwest.
Jerzy’s Wine Bar and Bistro celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday afternoon.
Local celebrity John Curley will be the master of ceremonies for the Greater Redmond Chamber of Commerce’s 65th Annual Gala and Auction.
The event, one of the chamber’s major fundraisers of the year, will be held on Friday, Feb. 25 at the Willows Lodge in Woodinville, with festivities starting at 5:30 p.m.
The event, one of the chamber’s major fundraisers of the year, will be held on Friday, Feb. 25 at the Willows Lodge in Woodinville, with festivities starting at 5:30 p.m.
Valentine’s Day is all about two – lovers, partners, couples, friends — and award winning chef/author Lisa Dupar had exactly that in mind when designing an evening of shareable culinary passion at Pomegranate Bistro.
On Monday, Feb. 14, those celebrating Cupid’s amorous arrow can enjoy a romantic multi-course dinner composed of plates for two at the Redmond bistro, at 18005 NE 68th Street.
Since she was a little girl, Lily Lei has always looked forward to Chinese New Year.
The holiday, which is about 4-6 weeks after the western new year, holds great significance to her. Born in Taiwan, the president of Watercress Asian Bistro and Wine Bar didn’t celebrate Christmas and never received gifts for her birthday. Chinese New Year, however, was the time of year she could count on new clothes, shoes, towels and other gifts.
Massage Envy, the nation’s largest therapeutic massage provider and spa chain, recently announced that Rick Davis won the Massage Envy Multi-Unit Franchisee of the Year award. Davis operates five Massage Envy clinics in Washington state, including the one in Redmond, where his head office is located.
