Redmond Patch Week in Review

Sunday: Patch sports editor Mike Baldwin at Redmond's Grasslawn Park. The camp drew more than 100 soccer players and featured an appearance by Sounders FC midfielder Brad Evans. A second camp will be held in Redmond in late August.

Monday: This week's About Town column featured , which just opened its first retail location in Redmond. Started in March 2010 as an online-only store, Smith's venture has already outpaced sales from last year.

Tuesday: Officials from the Lake Washington School District for four Redmond elementary schools. All of the personnel changes go into effect this fall.

Wednesday: Parenting columnist Kathleen Miller , a working farm and family park in nearby Carnation. Remlinger's variety of attractions makes it a perfect sunny-day activity for kids 12 or younger, Kathleen said.

Thursday: Officials from the City of Redmond told Patch and other small domestic animals next month. The discussion has the potential to be the first step in a revision to animal-related sections of the city's municipal code, which currently bans chickens on lots smaller than 1/2 acre.

Friday: Moms Talk writer Malia Kawaguchi —weight and body image. Be sure to check out the comments section, where other local moms (and dads) shared their own challenges of raising children with both healthy bodies and a healthy perspective.

Saturday: This weekend has been all about Derby Days, Redmond's annual summer festival. Patch photographer Dave Greer was there on both Friday and Saturday to . Check back throughout the day Sunday as we add more photos to the gallery, and follow the link for instructions on how to add your own shots.