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Dave Head is one of the instructors at The Music Haven in Redmond. The studio hosts more than a dozen teachers. Aaron Kunkler/Redmond Reporter

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Tuned in: The Music Haven studio offers instruction for students

Making a living through a passion can be difficult, but the teachers at The Music Haven in Redmond…

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Redmond sets legislative priorities

At Tuesday’s Redmond City Council study session, council members were presented with a list of issues appearing before…

Tesla STEM’s Schools Under 2C program exceeds expectations

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Tesla STEM’s Schools Under 2C program exceeds expectations

For the past year, students at Redmond’s Tesla STEM High School have been hard at work designing and…

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Christianson’s trial set for March 19

Tami Annett Christianson, who pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder charges of her 16-month-old son more than a…

Conservationists: Why you should care about fish pens

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Conservationists: Why you should care about fish pens

Open water fish pens have long been criticized by conservation activists as facilities that spread disease and can…

Police investigating thefts from UPS trucks | Police Blotter for Nov. 7-13

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Police investigating thefts from UPS trucks | Police Blotter for Nov. 7-13

Monday, Nov. 13

Trees fall in Redmond during storm

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Trees fall in Redmond during storm

A driver gets stuck rolling over a downed tree on Monday night in the 13800 block of Northeast…

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Redmond firefighters associations offer $1,000 scholarships

The Redmond Firefighters Union, IAFF Local #2829, and Redmond Firefighters Benevolent Fund are offering $1,000 scholarships. Each applicant…

Redmond’s Hooper appointed to the State Emergency Management Council

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Redmond’s Hooper appointed to the State Emergency Management Council

The City of Redmond Office of Emergency Management (OEM) Director Dr. Pattijean Hooper was recently appointed to the…

Arts will illuminate Redmond Lights on Dec. 2

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Arts will illuminate Redmond Lights on Dec. 2

Redmond Lights returns on Dec. 2 in celebration of the city’s diverse winter traditions, cultures and faiths. In…

Bear Creek School presents ‘An Evening of Mystery’

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Bear Creek School presents ‘An Evening of Mystery’

Bear Creek School’s Upper School drama students will present “An Evening of Mystery,” three one-act plays based on…

Redmond seeking summer-camp proposals

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Redmond seeking summer-camp proposals

Redmond Parks and Recreation is currently seeking proposals for day-camp programs for the summer of 2018. Programs could…

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Klein’s trial is scheduled for February

Redmond naturopathic doctor Bruce A. Klein, who pleaded not guilty to charges of count 1 indecent liberties on…

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YES Adopt-a-Family Program provides relief to Eastside families in tough times

The Adopt-a-Family Program at Youth Eastside Services (YES) provides welcome economic relief to YES families by bringing community…

Taylor Moore, Farms for Life operations chair (right), with Michael Given and Scott Wootan from HERO House. Courtesy photo

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Farms for Life celebrates another successful year

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Englund concedes 45th Legislative District race

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Englund concedes 45th Legislative District race

Republican candidate Jinyoung Lee Englund, who was running against Democrat Manka Dhingra, has conceded in the race for…

DelBene, military honor Vietnam veterans in Redmond ceremony

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DelBene, military honor Vietnam veterans in Redmond ceremony

Some 60 Vietnam War veterans gathered Friday at the Redmond Veterans of Foreign Wars post to be honored…

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Redmond City Council approves land-use proposals

The Redmond City Council held public hearings on two land-use projects on Nov. 7.

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LWSD SAT scores well above state and national averages

Lake Washington School District (LWSD) students continue to score higher on standardized tests than state and national averages.…

Honoring veterans at Redmond event

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Honoring veterans at Redmond event

The Redmond Senior Center held a Veterans Day event on Nov. 3. Courtesy photo