Quick thinking, teamwork and the right equipment contributed to a good outcome when a young teen went into cardiac arrest at Redmond Junior High School (RJH) last week.
KCTS 9, PEMCO Insurance and the School Employees Credit Union of Washington recently announced the winners of the 17th annual Golden Apple Awards for individuals and programs that make a positive difference in Washington state education for grades pre-K through 12.
The 520 Tolling Implementation Committee released the results of its second round of evaluation of tolls across Lake Washington at a Nov. 10 meeting at Redmond City Hall.
Rain or shine, moms and babies are pounding the pavement for fitness and fun as part of the new Stroller Strides of Redmond program.
On Sunday, Nov. 16, Hopelink will hold its annual Turkey Trot fun walk to raise money for holiday assistance to low-income families in east and north King County.
The Redmond Rotary Club will have two November lunch meetings, featuring guest speakers.
In an effort to improve traffic flow during the holidays, the City of Redmond and Redmond Town Center are implementing temporary traffic control at two locations around Redmond Town Center from mid-November to early January. They are:
Results for the Nov. 4 General Election, current as of Monday night, Nov. 10, are as follows:
Paul Feig, creator of the two-time Emmy-nominated TV series “Freaks and Geeks,” will appear at Borders at Redmond Town Center, 16549 NE 74th St., at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12. The event is free.
On Monday night, a large crowd of Redmond High School (RHS) students and parents gathered at the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) Resource Center while school board members and Superintendent Dr. Chip Kimball listened to public comments about former RHS cheerleading coach Ronda Thomas.
The Lake Washington School District’s Quest Elementary Program for Highly Capable Students (grades one through six) will accept applications for the 2009-10 school year through 4 p.m. on Dec. 3
Tuesday, Nov. 4
The woman who was found murdered in her Redmond apartment recently moved to the area, loved to ride motorcycles and was a “shooting star,” according to her supervisor at a Bellevue software-development company.
Only eight members of the 12th grade class at The Bear Creek School (TBCS) are of legal voting age, but everyone in the Upper School division — students in grades 9-12 — was eligible to choose their candidates on Oct. 30, as they participated in the National Student/Parent Mock Election (www.nationalmockelection.org).
Nancy Chang, a teen program coordinator for the City of Redmond and advisor of the Redmond Youth Partnership Advocacy Committee, has been honored as a Woman of Worth by L’Oréal Paris for her outstanding commitment to community achievement with her work for Skate Like a Girl.
Just 13 years old, Brandon Theurer is already an Eagle Scout.
Alex Vaschillo, a junior at Redmond High School, has been appointed to a two-year term on Redmond’s Innovative Housing Review Panel by the Mayor John Marchione.
Sanderson, Farland to visit Borders Books Nov. 6
