Tuesday, Jan. 7 Burglary: A suspect broke the sliding glass door of an apartment in the 16500 block of Northeast…
Just like City of Redmond dwellers, folks in unincorporated areas of King County won’t soon forget the vicious December storm that made travel — or just getting out of your driveway — treacherous, if not impossible.
The Redmond Police Department will present a Women’s Personal Safety class from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 28.
Several Redmond residents are participating in “We’re Having a Ball,” a 1950s rock ‘n’ roll-inspired Cinderella production, at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 16 and Saturday, Jan. 17 at Rose Hill Junior High School, 13505 NE 75th St., Redmond. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for children and seniors, available at the door.
It’s been a whirlwind year for first-term Redmond Mayor John Marchione and the Redmond City Council, capped with the unanimous approval of the city’s 2009-10 budget.
King County residents will have another chance to test their emergency preparedness as the National Weather Service is forecasting large amounts of rain in our region through Thursday morning.
With the start of every new year comes the enactment of new laws and new regulations.
Bon Pineda and his wife, Amppy, of Redmond, welcome their son, Aiden, as the first baby born in 2009 at Overlake Hospital Medical Center in Bellevue.
Sen. Rodney Tom and Rep. Ross Hunter invite Eastside residents to a town hall meeting Thursday, Jan. 8 for a discussion of the upcoming 2009 legislative session, which begins January 12.
The Redmond Police Department Explorer Post 2913 has been awarded the 2008 Washington State Explorer Post of the Year by the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC).
A chimney fire erupted and destroyed a 6,000-square-foot home in the 25200 block of Northeast 108th Street New Year’s night, according to Redmond Fire Department Lt. Ken Burnside.
Megan Michelle Kinsella died Wednesday, Dec. 31 on a snowy mountainside after a very typical day in her life – a day that included exploration, adventure, and communicating with nature.
Oddfellow’s Grill, 7979 Leary Way NE is hosting several nights of performances by local teen bands. There is no cover charge and all ages are welcome up to 11 p.m. The restaurant features a full bar for those 21 and over and a full menu for patrons of all ages.
Suspicious circumstances: An elderly man suffering from dementia was found nude from the waist down after sleeping in a friends room at an assisted living facility in the 7900 block of Willows Road.
I have heard from many of you over the past two weeks, voicing your anger about the road conditions during the prolonged snowstorm. I share your frustration and apologize for the difficulty in navigating around the city.
As road conditions in many areas begin to improve, Waste Management will resume normal collection services for most residential and commercial customers, including those in Redmond.
Property and business owners who had losses due to the recent winter weather may be eligible for assistance getting their property back in order. Eligibility is determined through a damage assessment process which takes into account total reported losses within King County over the next two weeks.
Eastside Community Aid Thrift Shop approved 14 grants, gave money to two philanthropic organizations and awarded three Lake Washington Technical College scholarships for 2008.
Chuck Clarke was named the new Chief Executive Officer of Cascade Water Alliance by its Board of Directors last week.
Theft: Somebody stole a safe from a business in the 7300 block of 164th Avenue Northeast. There are no suspects at this time.
