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State's Minimum Wage to Increase 15 Cents, to $9.19, on Jan. 1
Washington state has the highest minimum wage in the country.
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Bear Creek Volleyball Raises $2,260 for Breast Cancer Research
All proceeds will benefit the Side-Out Foundation, an organization that provides funding to various medical research groups.
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LWSD Encourages Students to Wear Orange in Support of Anti-Bullying Campaign
Wednesday, Oct. 10, is Unity Day, a national bullying prevention effort.
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Seattle Police Participate in Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk
The walk is a national event held in various cities to raise awareness and find a cure for breast cancer. Participants walked through Kirkland on Sept. 15.
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What's Next: Acapulco Fresh Mexican Grill
The downtown Redmond eatery has been closed for quite some time. What would you like to see take its place?
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Weekend Police Blotter: Suspect Caught on Video Stealing 'Cart Load of Items' From Grocery Store
The following incidents were reported between 6 a.m. Friday and 6 a.m. Monday.
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Update: Redmond and Woodinville Advance to Round 2 of Seattle Weekly 'Snackdown' Contest
Which Eastside town has the best eateries? The alt-weekly is asking readers to vote for their favorite dining scene in a series of reader polls.
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Fredy Montero Signing Autographs at Redmond Top Pot Doughnuts Monday Afternoon
The Seattle Sounders forward scored his 13th goal of the season in Sunday's 3-0 victory over the Portland Timbers.
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Kirkland, WA|News|
Columbus Day: What's Open, What's Closed
Columbus Day is on Monday, Oct. 8 this year.
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Redmond Couple Robbed at Gunpoint Early Saturday Morning
Police are looking for two black male suspects in their 30s who wore dark clothing.
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Columbus Day: What's Open, What's Closed
Columbus Day is on Monday, Oct. 8 this year.
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Letter: Myers Has Transportation Experience to Effectively Serve 48th District
Bellevue resident Cynthia M. Cole explains in a letter to the editor why she thinks Hank Myers is the better choice for state representative.
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Little Bit Finalizes Sale of Woodinville Property, Plans to Move to Redmond in Early 2013
The nonprofit provides equine-assisted therapy and adaptive riding to hundreds of people with disabilities.
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Seattle Times Endorses Koster for Congress in 1st District Race
Koster, a Republican, and Democrat Suzan DelBene will vie for Rep. Jay Inslee's seat in the general election.
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Eastside Solar Tour Set for This Saturday
The Oct. 6 event will take participants to private homes and businesses in Woodinville, Redmond and Kirkland.
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Kirkland, WA|News|
Letter Writer Takes Issue With Councilman's Characterization of Park Expenditure
Bob Style questions the need for the Kirkland parks and roads levies on the Nov. 6 ballot.
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New Brewery Plans to Open in Redmond Early Next Year
Hi-Fi Brewing will be located in an office park off Northeast 95th Street near Black Raven.
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City to Host Fall Recycling and Collection Event This Saturday
Residents can drop off a variety of items, but TVs, computers and monitors must be taken to a separate location.
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New Brewery Plans to Open in Redmond Early Next Year
Hi-Fi Brewing will be located in an office park off Northeast 95th Street near Black Raven.
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Bellevue Public Forum to Feature 48th District Candidates
The Bellevue Downtown Association and Sound Publishing are hosting a free public forum with the nine legislative candidates in the 48th State Legislative District, which includes part of Redmond.
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