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Secretary of State Kim Wyman to speak in Redmond
Wyman’s talk will go over election protection on April 12.
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Homeless riders rack up RapidRide fare fines
A recent report shows that they make up a quarter of all recent citations. Metro says that it…
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Construction underway at Sound Transit’s Operations and Maintenance Facility East
The facility will serve upcoming Redmond light rail stations.
News
Redmond police deem woman’s suspicious death as homicide
A roommate called police after his roommates had been missing for a couple of days.
Life
Redmond Senior Center celebrates longtime volunteer
George Mosebar volunteered at the center for about 15 years and recently turned 101.
News
Startup 425 aims to help small businesses on the Eastside
The program is a partnership between the cities of Bellevue, Issaquah, Kirkland, Redmond, Renton and the Port of…
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Local Historian to Talk on Seattle’s ‘Waterway’
Redmond Historical Society will host a talk by Jennifer Ott, co-author of ‘Waterway’ on April 14.
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Fate of Idylwood trees to be determined by hearings examiner
Residents succeeded in temporarily halting the removal of the remaining 20 trees in the Redmond park.
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County council approves Eastside emergency system upgrade
The effort will enhance 911 to improve link to public safety providers that serve East King County.
Northwest
The backlog
The president says he wants them. Tech companies say they want them. So why are some of the…
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State Rep. Joan McBride to retire from Legislature
Longtime Eastside leader endorses mayor of Kirkland for her seat.
Life
City, school leaders in Redmond finalize Old Schoolhouse agreement
City recreational programs prepare to move as LWSD converts community center to preschool facility.
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Redmond police arrest utility worker for exposing self in baseball dugout
A witness had seen the same suspect the week before with his pants down.
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Lake Washington Schools Foundation luncheon focuses on ‘bridging gaps’
Foundation aims to bring equal opportunities to students from all income levels.
Life
‘Wild’ author Cheryl Strayed shares story of abuse, addiction and heartbreak at Youth Eastside Services breakfast
The nonprofit hopes to raise $790,000 as they celebrate 50 years in 2018.
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Redmond has begun removing 30 trees from Idylwood
Despite neighbors concerns, the city has begun removing trees deemed hazardous from the lakeside park.
Business
Macy’s at Redmond Town Center to close early next year
Macy’s said in 2016 it would be closing about 100 locations. The Redmond closure will bring the number…
Northwest
Boarders vs. bureaucracy
How a common need for dry land, an unconventional perspective on property rights, and 25 tons of cement…
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Video of Redmond woman kicked out of yoga conference incites questions of racism
Facebook commenters believe the act was driven by racism and white privilege.