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Week in Review: July 23 - 28

A look back at the top stories from the past week.

Monday, July 23:

Mariners Trade Ichiro to Yankees

According to Sports Illustrated and CBSSports.com, the Yankees have acquired Mariners' right fielder and beloved local hero Ichiro Suzuki.

Tuesday, July 24:

$20K a Year at UW Projected by 2020: Is it Worth It?

Washington residents could be paying $20,000 a year for tuition at the University of Washington by 2020, according to an actuarial table produced for the state's prepaid tuition program, according to the Associated Press.

Wednesday, July 25:

Middle Class, Health Care, Political Insiders Get Focus in 1st District Debate

Returning government to the people, standing up for the middle class and dumping politics as usual were the main messages Wednesday afternoon, as a crowded field of six candidates debated ahead of next month’s primary for the newly drawn 1st Congressional District.

Waste Management Drivers Strike

Charging that Waste Management has been intimidating employees and engaging in other unfair labor practices, the company’s recycling and yard waste truck drivers went on strike Wednesday morning, setting up pickets at several facilities.

Thursday, July 26:

Redmond Ridge Communities Unite for Hopelink

Children in our neighborhood are going hungry, this summer! They need fuel to play and to grow, but that fuel is expensive and not available to many of them.

Friday, July 27:

Redmond Workplaces Honored for Commitment to Recycling

King County Executive Dow Constantine today applauded 92 local companies for reducing waste and increasing recycling, naming them as the county’s “Best Workplaces for Waste Prevention and Recycling for 2012.”

Saturday, July 28:

LWSD Gets Supplemental State Funds for Two Kirkland School Modernizations

On July 12, Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy Dorn announced $213 million in capital construction money approved and released to school districts throughout the state, including close to $14 million for Lake Washington School District. The legislature made these funds available for school construction, as approved by the governor.

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John Gustaveson May 20, 2013 at 11:58 pm
RASP is a wonderful group of writers from all walks of Redmond life. They hold an open mic on theRead More last Friday of every month at the Old Redmond Schoolhouse Community Center. Not only do they have featured readers like Kathleen, but the open mic portion encourages anyone from the community to read their work. It's regularly quite good. All those with a hunger to get their work out in the world should attend.
Caroline Chapman May 15, 2013 at 09:40 am
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