Rick Eichstaedt [Young Kwak photo] Rick Eichstaedt is a well-known environmental lawyer who has long thrown his cards in with the progressive activist community in Spokane. Today, he doubled down by accepting the role of executive director at the Cent... »
Naomi "Nao" Hardy Our Founder & Guiding Light: Naomi Jean Hardy July 3, 1945 ~ January 16, 2012 The Historical Society lost its founder and Redmond lost its most passionate citizen. Below are words written by Nao’s family, followed on other pages by re... »
Meet Kathy Johnson and Lael Schmidt Bennett, two life-long area artists, totally devoted to the art of working in glass--they are Glass Expressions. Well, they and the award winning artists they've trained over the years... »
Two of the scientific founders of a couple of Seattle’s best-funded biotech startups have come together in a new company that aims to create a valuable antibody drug candidates while burning through the least amount of venture capital possible. The new... »
Our new Geek of the Week, Oren Etzioni, is a computer scientist and serial entrepreneur who has a knack for building businesses based on complex algorithms that help people make decisions. If you’ve used the price prediction engine in Microsoft Bing Tr... »
Charlie Kindel, who left his general manager job on the Windows Phone team last August, is finding plenty of stuff to occupy his time in a post-Microsoft world. He continues to kick around his own startup project, but in the meantime Kindel is lending... »
Daniel Sandal, a Seattle meat supplier and restaurateur credited with emphasizing food and drink quality "in those days when there was no such thing as a foodie," died Sunday. He was 71. "He m »
A 35-year dream of local tennis pro Marceil Whitney will bounce into reality on Feb. 1 with the opening of a 56,000-square-foot, 12-court public facility in Kirkland.“I’ve always had a passion for youth and kids who can’t afford tennis because I was on... »
