Investing in the future.
Dealing with immigration can be confusing and complicated.
Former Lake Washington School District (LWSD) Superintendent Dr. L.E. “Bud” Scarr died on March 21.
At the Together Center in downtown Redmond, much of what the nonprofit organizations do is in the campus’s name.
Entrepreneurial ambitions don’t necessarily wait for someone to become an adult or graduate from college.
During the Celebration of Youth luncheon fundraiser for Kirkland-based Friends of Youth (FOY) on March 15, a common theme running…
Editor’s note: This is part two in a monthlong series on Eastside homelessness.
Susan Johnson had known what she wanted to be when she grew up since she was 4 years old and…
Well, the results are in and much to many people’s surprise, Donald Trump will be the next president of the…
While Dylan Sabine may not know exactly what he would like to be when he grows up, he does know he would like to pursue a career in marine science.
It all started with a pinhole camera.
Beginning this upcoming school year, the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) will now be able to provide full-day kindergarten at no extra cost for families.
Local investors will soon have the opportunity to purchase tax-exempt bonds from the Lake Washington School District (LWSD).
Ramiro Valderrama first became involved in local civic issues when he and other Sammamish residents were concerned about some of the road construction happening in their city.
When Joan McBride (D-Kirkland) decided to run for a state legislator position two years ago, it was because she was concerned about what was happening at the state level.
Ben Phelps has always been politically minded.
On Monday, 13 individuals earned the right to call themselves Americans during a naturalization ceremony at the Redmond Regional Library.
When Brandon Atkins first arrived in Seattle last summer, it was supposed to be for a vacation.
When a student moves from one school to another, one of the biggest adjustments he or she must make — aside from meeting and making new friends — is academically.
Lake Washington School District’s 2011-12 proposed budget is taking shape amid recent state cuts, according to a presentation during the district’s June 20 meeting.
