A second chance at life
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Kaitlin Burns is able to be an active participant in her class.
Eastside mayors to discuss issues in May 29 forum
The Bellevue Downtown Association will hold its fourth annual Eastside Mayors Forum on Wednesday, May 29, at Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue.
'Fashions from the Heart' raise money, awareness
Next week, the Roger Stark Cardiac & Stroke Auxiliary Team at Overlake Medical Center will host the fifth annual "Fashions from the Heart" fashion show.
Volunteers needed for Medina Days
Medina Days is looking for volunteers to serve as chair or co-chairs and steering committee members for the 2013 Medina Days celebration.
For kids, by a kid
Not many people can say that by the time they were 8-years-old, they were a published author. Bellevue resident Griffin Hehmeyer can.
Seeking support
Susan Grove (left),Bellevue, and Elizabeth Rhodes, Mercer Island, were part of a group asking Sen. Steve Litzow, R-Mercer Island, to pass the Reproductive Parity Act, which would continue insurance coverage for abortion.
Saints dominate on day one, into state for first time in 3A | Prep sports news
Interlake is headed to the 3A state softball tournament for the first time in school history.
In NBA struggle, bitter taste returns | Reporter's notebook
Reporter Josh Suman talks NBA, Sonics, future for Seattle fans.
Bicycle safety event Saturday
A bicycle safety event will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Eastside Life Chiropractic in the Sears Overlake Plaza.
520 fairness bill signed
Drivers on the SR 520 bridge will get a chance to plead their cases before a judge if they feel they got unfairly penalized for not paying a toll on time – and they can have the penalty thrown out if the judge buys their argument, under a bill by Rep. Cyrus Habib that was signed into law by Gov. Inslee.
Rampathon to aid two from Bellevue
The Master Builders Care Foundation will hold its 20 annual Rampathon on Saturday, May 18 by building ramps for low-income homeowners who, due to disability or disease, have trouble getting in and out of their homes.
