Our Newsletter
Updates, stories, and connections with the Society and region.
The Redmond Recorder News was once the name of Redmond's local newspaper. It was later replaced by the Sammamish Valley News, which is now out of print. The Redmond Historical Society has since adopted The Redmond Recorder as the name for our newsletter.
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Our newsletter archives go back to the first newsletter published in May of 1999, and is regularly updated to contain the latest issue!
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Highlights from the most recent
edition of The Redmond Recorder:
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History in the Making: Light Rail Comes to Redmond
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VP’s Desk: “Welcome Alex Roelofs, VP of Collections" by Laura Lee Bennett
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Volunteer Corner: "483 Volunteer Hours in March and April!" by Jo Ann Potter
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Spring Events Highlights by Laura Lee Bennett with Photos by Patsy Rosenbach and Cheryl Magnuson
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Redmond's Historical Tapestry: Preserving Chinese American Legacies
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President’s Notebook: "The Yellowstone Trail Meets the Old Red Brick Road" by John Oftebro
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"Mapping Willowmoor (Marymoor) Farm - Part 2" by Tom Hitzroth
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"King County Stockade Conclusion" by Dean Jowers
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"The Mystery of the Redmond Ink Montage – Part 2" by Paige Norman
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"William H. White – A Legacy of Law and Justice: Chapter 2: Judge White in Seattle" by Paige Norman with Tom Hitzroth
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"Recounting Our History: The Slough Races" by Tom Hansen
