Downtown Redmond is home to the first, full-body, markerless motion capture facility on the West Coast.
Digital Double’s new studio, on the second floor of 15814 Bear Creek Parkway, is equipped with STAGE, a trademarked system licensed from Organic Motion, to record three-dimensional movement of a person and map it onto a digital 3D character.
Paula Cautrell, a teacher at Sunrise Elementary School has been named the Washington State History Day 2009 Teacher of Merit….
The 1,200 Puget Sound area job cuts announced by Microsoft Corp. today represent the second wave of the company’s previously…
LWSD hears community members loud and clear: don’t increase class sizes and avoid laying teachers off.
Redmond-based Pushing Boundaries, Washington State’s only intensive exercise therapy center focused on regaining function in those who are paralyzed, will hold its first annual “Success Beyond Paralysis” luncheon from noon-1 p.m. Thursday, May 7 at Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue.
Following reports to the nursing staff at The Bear Creek School regarding two students who exhibited flu like symptoms, the school has taken the course of caution and is closing for one day to minimize any possible risk, gather more definitive information, and discuss further details about how to proceed.
Group Health providers in Redmond, Bellevue and Seattle are asking people to remember “that we just got done with the flu season and are well prepared,” in the event that the H1N1 (swine influenza) virus hits our area, according to Katie McCarthy of Group Health Media Relations.
Tolling on Highway 520 is likely to have a disproportionate effect on low-income people, according a study done for the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT).
The Lake Washington School District’s (LWSD) H1N1 flu virus emergency team, led by Deputy Superintendent Janene Fogard and including safety…
Thursday, April 30 Trespassing: Redmond Police are investigating a trespassing incident at a business in the 4800 block of 148th…
A charge of murder in the second degree has been filed by the King County Prosecuting Attorney against Adan Rodriguez-Rodriguez, who is accused of murdering Emilio Perez-Oliva in Bellevue on April 21.
Arraignment is scheduled for May 14 at the King County Courthouse. If convicted as charged, Rodriguez-Rodriguez, who worked as a dishwasher for a Redmond restaurant, could face 123 to 220 months in prison.
Bail of $1 million has been set.
State Rep. Ross Hunter, who announced earlier this week that he’s running for King County executive, will be in Redmond Friday, May 1 to welcome the city’s newest brewery.
SoulFood Books and Cafe is celebrating its third birthday at 15748 Redmond Way in downtown Redmond, May 1-3.
The City of Redmond is encouraging people who live, own property or work in the Bear Creek neighborhood to apply…
As Congress prepares to deal with the public health emergency caused by the swine flu virus, the Congressional Global Health…
The state’s new two-year construction budget approved by the Legislature over the weekend includes funding for the Redmond Central Square city park project.
Ken Wong, teen programs director for the City of Redmond’s Parks and Recreation Department, will be honored as the 2009…
Get ready for tolls on the State Route 520 floating bridge sooner rather that later.
Both the House and Senate have passed legislation to put tolls on the existing ridge to raise money to replace the span.
The bill now is in the hands of Gov. Chris Gregoire, who has said she will sign the legislation.
From left, Redmond Elementary School students Akari Otobe, Julia Rettig, Ben Fisher-Alevarez, Charlie Pangborn and Austin Rockafield compete in the…
Redmond Assembly of God, 16601 NE 95th St., was one of 6,000 churches worldwide which presented a free, April 23 “Town Hall for Hope” webcast.