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Truth, fiction and ‘The Egg and I’ | Redmond Historical Society Saturday Speaker Series
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Terrific toss
Einstein Elementary School fifth-grader Zaided Rodriguez notches points during the biathlon competition on Tuesday morning during the Redmond…
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Redmond High students win National Science Bowl regionals, secure spot in finals
Five Redmond High students with a love of science and learning will take their skills to a higher…
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Hundreds turn out for Eastside gun-control meeting
Hundreds of people gathered in Kirkland on Sunday to rally for increased gun control.
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Birds in a Cage: The Indian Green Card Backlog
Over 300,000 high-skilled workers are stuck in immigration limbo across the country.
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Legislators rewrite statute to exempt their records from public disclosure
Critics slam the move as a blow to government transparency.
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Local gymnastics community calls for change in sport culture
As a young adult, “Amy” had received a number of professional massages.
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Redmond City Council approves affordable housing funds
Several items were approved at Tuesday’s Redmond City Council meeting, including some dealing with the budget process.
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SpaceX push for satellite-based internet continues
The future of the internet could be in orbit if tech companies across the country are successful in…
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Food inspector closes Redmond grocery store
A Public Health food inspector closed Big Bazaar, located at 2789 152nd Ave. N.E. in Redmond, at 8:30…
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Bushnell Craft Brewing on the move with plans to expand
Bushnell Craft Brewing is on the move this year after 3½ years operating out of a taproom and…
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Hopelink receives $1 million gift from Elizabeth Ruth Wallace Living Trust
Born in Montana and raised in the northwest, Elizabeth Ruth Wallace worked for the U.S. Army, helped her…
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Proposal to eliminate the death penalty passes the Senate
After passionate floor debate, the bill moves to the House.
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Redmond writer’s poem featured in recycling campaign
A Redmond resident recently had her poem selected as part of a Waste Management campaign tailored toward Spanish…
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Mayor Marchione delivers State of the City address
Redmond mayor John Marchione presented his annual State of the City address Thursday morning at the Marriott hotel…
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Washington may soon teach sexual abuse prevention in schools
The State Legislature is considering training aimed at improving child safety.
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Klein’s trial moved to April 10
Redmond naturopathic doctor Bruce A. Klein, who pleaded not guilty to charges of count 1 indecent liberties on…