Redmond Patch Week in Review

Sunday: Our weekly focused on William Church Winery, an establishment in nearby Woodinville that recently opened a second tasting room on Woodinville-Redmond Road. The family-owned winery has experienced steady growth since it opened in 2005, according to the owners.

Monday: The most recent About Town column , founder of Redmond office-space rental company Thinkspace. Chee's business has found such success in Redmond that he plans to open a new location in Seattle.

Tuesday: Patch contributor Dusty Somers , a recent Redmond High School graduate who is directing two short plays at SecondStory Repertory this week. Moore, who is on break from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, founded his own theater company this summer.

Wednesday: A 27-year-old Redmond man is after the U.S. Department of Justice busted what it's calling the largest child pornography ring in the country's history. Eric Karl Myszke-Francis is scheduled to appear in U.S. District Court in Seattle on Tuesday.

Thursday: Poultry was the most popular topic of discussion at a held to discuss the city's regulations on small domestic animals. The city is considering loosening its restrictions on so-called backyard chickens, and most of the sentiments at last week's meeting supported that idea.

Friday: Moms Talk columnist Malia Kawaguchi that is usually very difficult for parents and children to agree on: money. Malia shared her tips and ideas for convincing your kids that currency does not, in fact, grow on trees.

Saturday: Our fitness columnist (and Edmonds Patch editor) Heidi Dietrich , a Microsoft engineer and Seattle resident. Most of us already have a tough time grasping how it's possible for these athletes to spend hours swimming, biking and running, but Walsh's physical challenge will leave you even more amazed with her accomplishments.