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Students to perform at Carnegie Hall
Students from the Redmond High School (RHS) orchestras have learned the way to Carnegie Hall: It takes practice,…
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Allen to seek re-election this fall
Redmond City Councilmember Kimberly Allen announced today her intention to seek re-election this fall.
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City to create new zoning code commission
The City of Redmond is creating a new commission to advise the City Council on rewriting the city’s…
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Windermere looking for service projects
All Windermere agents dedicate one day each year to work together on neighborhood improvement projects.
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Eight new firefighters join Redmond Department
Among 30 new graduates of the Washington State Patrol Fire Training Academy, eight have joined the Redmond Fire…
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Meeting to discuss traffic flow on West Lake Sammamish Parkway
A public meeting for Redmond residents to learn about and provide comments on proposed changes to West Lake…
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City transportation meeting set for May 20
A public meeting for the Greater Southeast Redmond Area Transportation Study will be held on Wednesday, May 20…
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City debuts new monthly informational program on RCTV
The City of Redmond recently launched Inside Redmond, a new monthly news and information program available to cable…
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SNAP21 event coming to Redmond
Redmond's first SNAP21 event begins at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 8 and will end before 4 p.m. in…
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Students earn scholarships as part of poetry contest
The New Poet’s Society announced winners of its 2009 poetry contest at Eastlake High School April 26.
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RHS cheerleaders raise $5,600 for Follett fund
Redmond High School (RHS) cheerleaders and their families raised around $5,600 for the Jessica Follett Fund with a…
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Capturing motion with creativity: Digital Double home to new innovative technology
Downtown Redmond is home to the first, full-body, markerless motion capture facility on the West Coast. Digital Double’s…
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Sunrise teacher named Washington State History Day Teacher of Merit
Paula Cautrell, a teacher at Sunrise Elementary School has been named the Washington State History Day 2009 Teacher…
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Microsoft begins second wave of layoffs announced in January
The 1,200 Puget Sound area job cuts announced by Microsoft Corp. today represent the second wave of the…
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LWSD WILL AVOID TEACHER LAYOFFS AND KEEP CLASS SIZES THE SAME
LWSD hears community members loud and clear: don't increase class sizes and avoid laying teachers off.
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Pushing Boundaries to hold first annual luncheon
Redmond-based Pushing Boundaries, Washington State’s only intensive exercise therapy center focused on regaining function in those who are…
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Bear Creek School closes for the day after two students exhibit flu-like symptoms
Following reports to the nursing staff at The Bear Creek School regarding two students who exhibited flu like…
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Flu tips from Group Health
Group Health providers in Redmond, Bellevue and Seattle are asking people to remember "that we just got done…
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Cost of new 520 bridge is toughest on poor, study shows
Tolling on Highway 520 is likely to have a disproportionate effect on low-income people, according a study done…
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LWSD prepares for possible swine flu outbreak
The Lake Washington School District’s (LWSD) H1N1 flu virus emergency team, led by Deputy Superintendent Janene Fogard and…