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Increase in immigration enforcement worries activists
Arrests of immigrants have intensified over the last year under the Trump administration’s orders, causing anxiety in immigrant…
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LWSD holds community open house events to discuss ballot measures
Lake Washington School District has three measures on the Feb. 13 ballot: a bond measure and two replacement…
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InnerFit to hold women’s self-defense class
InnerFit will hold a women’s self-defense class from 10 a.m. to noon Jan. 27 at 18465 N.E. 68th…
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Food inspector closes Redmond restaurant
A Public Health food inspector closed Hyderabad House, located at 17181 Redmond Way #700 in Redmond, on Jan.…
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State officials: Don’t feed the coyotes
Spring is on the way, and with it local urban wildlife sightings could increase, including spottings of animal…
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Criminal justice reform could be on the way for Washington
With exploding national incarceration rates since the 1980s, some groups in Washington state are pushing for criminal justice…
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Redmond City Council awards funds to tourism projects
Redmond awarded a combined $274,500 to local and city projects that could increase tourism in the city at…
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Mayor Marchione lays out vision for 2018
As 2018 kicks into full swing, Redmond Mayor John Marchione is hoping to continue and refine the city’s…
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Lake Washington schools open enrollment set for Feb. 1-28
Lake Washington School District holds an open enrollment period once each year for parents who want their children…
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City seeks candidates for Library Board of Trustees
The City of Redmond is seeking interested residents to volunteer for a position on the Redmond Library Board…
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Inslee talks education, carbon tax and opioid crisis
Carbon tax proposal would replenish the state’s reserves for the first year for education spending.
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Suspects arrested on suspicion of shoplifting shoes | Police Blotter for Jan 9-15
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Despite being minority party, state Republicans gearing up for a fight
While Democrats have majorities in the Washington state Legislature, Senate Republicans aren’t backing down on their agenda in…
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New Redmond-Kirkland power line moving ahead
Nearly a decade after work began, a project to build a new 115-kilovolt power line from Redmond to…
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Scouts, recycler team up on Christmas tree project
Redmond-based DTG Enterprises, Inc. worked with Boy Scout troops in Redmond on a Christmas tree recycling community service…
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Fully funding education, passing capital budget top focus this legislative session
Eastside legislators met to discuss issues at annual breakfast
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Nominations sought for King County’s Earth Heroes at School awards program
King County is seeking nominations for the Earth Heroes at School program that recognizes students, teachers, staff, school…
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LWSD places bond, levies on February ballot
Voters in the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) will be asked to approve two levy renewals and a…
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Bear Creek hosts fourth annual Academic and College Planning Night
The Bear Creek School is hosting the fourth annual Academic and College Planning Night on Jan. 11. The…