Redmond Reporter unveils its top 10 stories of the year

December 30, 2016 11:55 am
Frank Curtiss stands in front of his restaurant, which closed in October. File photo
Frank Curtiss stands in front of his restaurant, which closed in October. File photo

According to Google Analytics, here’s the Redmond Reporter’s top 10 stories of the year:

1. UPDATE | Redmond police responds to assault on Marymoor Park Trail

2. Costco unveils new membership warehouse Friday in Redmond

3. Redmond police search for missing man following Celtic Bayou fire

4. Costco will open Redmond location on Nov. 11

5. Redmond, Bothell police arrest known drug supplier at Bothell ‘Lego house’

6. Downtown Redmond Athletic Club closing today

7. Frankie’s, other businesses closing to make way for new hotel

8. Support pours in following vandalism at Redmond mosque

9. UPDATE: Police unsure if Bella Bottega theater bomb threat is related to threats against Redmond and Juanita high schools

10. College student’s dirty laundry stolen from vehicle | Police blotter for May 25-31:

Sunday, May 29

Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a motor vehicle at 9:37 a.m. in the 2100 block of 152nd Avenue Northeast. A victim’s vehicle was broken into while parked at a local hotel. A lock was pried open and someone stole four large bags of clothes. The owner stated the bags contained his college student daughter’s dirty laundry.