Ricky Olson and Morgan Cadigan know what it takes to compete in high-level golf tournaments.
Last week, the Bear Creek seniors earned medalist honors at their 2B district events, and next week they’ll both give their clubs a workout for the fourth straight year at the state tourney at Oakbrook Golf Course in Lakewood. Last year at state, Olson took seventh while Cadigan notched fifth and led her team to a third-place finish.
When Kathy Kahn and Cindy Sheehan candidly discuss the upcoming Relay for Life of Redmond/Kirkland, the close friends often look into each other’s eyes. There are times when they reach for each other’s hands for comfort.
Johnathan Stevens was hoping for a 4A Kingco cross-country title in the fall, but that didn’t come to fruition.
It’s been 35 years since Mavis Redman brought a taste of her native England to Redmond in the form of the British Pantry.
Emily Rockhill glances at her Redmond High fastpitch teammate Elaine Wang, shakes her head and points at the Mustang with the big bat.
“Down by three, bottom of the seventh — you come up with a three-run home run? I mean, there’s not much better than you can do than that,” Rockhill says, generating a huge smile from Wang following Tuesday’s practice.
Kitanda Brazilian Espresso and Bakery will be making its return to Redmond in approximately three weeks, according to owner Rose Boff.
Daniel Hill’s 930DART bus route may soon be on the chopping block, while Pat Lyga’s 221 bus route may be reduced or revised, according to King County Metro’s 2012 Service Guidelines report.
A dead car battery.
A busted cell phone.
Natalie Gelman probably didn’t expect her song “Laugh So Hard You Cry” to be the soundtrack to those unfortunate happenings, but she really had no choice in the matter on a recent tour stop in Fresno, Calif.
As Katie Ulvestad was perched atop the Greyhawk run, she knew something special was going on down the mountain.
One by one, her St. Olaf College teammates were notching stellar slalom runs. She heard the announcer’s voice in the distance mentioning her college and the skiers’ high placements in the standings. And the cheers from the skiers and the crowd got her in the mood to rip into a top-notch slalom performance of her own.
I think about stuff as I drive. It’s my one-on-one business meeting time.
I make my way to Redmond via State Route 522 from north Seattle each day, and as I drive through Bothell, the wheels in my mind start turning.
Sunrise Elementary School second-grader Olivia Torrie purses her lips and thinks carefully about what she’s learned from participating in the school’s Rachel’s Challenge Through the Arts Program.
The 60-year-old man who was found dead in a mini-van near Redmond Ridge on March 4 has been identified as Irvin Giesler, according to Sgt. Cindi West, King County Sheriff’s Office public information officer.
West said the Redmond resident died of a pulmonary embolism prior to the crash in a wooded area near Novelty Hill Road and Redmond Ridge Drive Northeast.
Mike Hubbard of Capstone Partners feels the Group Health Cooperative Redmond campus is an ideal, 28-acre site waiting to be built upon.
“It is hard to imagine a better urban in‐fill site in the Puget Sound — significant density adjacent to a highway, across the street from Microsoft and within a few blocks of every major retailer a household could need,” said Hubbard in a press release.
When Redmond High coach Dan Pudwill consults with pitcher Daniel Bies about his height, the junior right hander says he’s 6-foot-7 — wait, make that 6-foot-8 in cleats, the pitcher adds.
Pudwill laughs and says he’ll go with 6-8, giving Bies the final say.The Mustangs were planning to step things up a notch in more ways than one when they opened up their season against Juanita on Monday.Last spring, Pudwill said it was no fun starting 0-7. They didn’t want that to happen again.
Julie Tramp and Andrew Sundene have a history together that has taken them from preschool to high school. They’ve been best friends all along. And they both have diabetes.
Both Redmond residents are Type 1 diabetics and were diagnosed when they were 5 years old and 6 years old, respectively.
On Monday, the 17-year-old Lake Washington High School juniors stood side by side as part of a group of American Diabetes Association (ADA) teen and adult advocates that met with Gov. Jay Inslee, Sen. Rodney Tom and Reps. Cyrus Habib and Ross Hunter at the Capitol Building in Olympia. The advocates discussed their challenges of living with diabetes and how research programs are crucial in preventing and treating the disease.
Some Norman Rockwell Elementary School students have mixed emotions when they think about the young boy who had a malignant tumor removed from his brain and is currently undergoing chemotherapy.
A resident found a vehicle with a dead body inside in a wooded area near Novelty Hill Road and Redmond Ridge Drive Northeast and alerted the King County Sheriff’s Office at about 5:30 p.m. on Monday.
I never knew Don Wong, but after attending Wednesday night’s celebration of life event for the popular coach, I feel as if I’m part of his extended family a little bit.
First, there was a pre-Valentine’s Day theft and last weekend some “Brassiere Bandits” lifted merchandise again at the Victoria’s Secret store in Redmond Town Center.
In the latest thefts, male and female suspects stole 48 bras worth $3,400 from the store in the 16400 block of Northeast 74th Street downtown, according to Redmond Police Department spokesman Jim Bove.
The world is changing on a regular basis, and policy needs to keep up with that, says Congresswoman Suzan DelBene.
