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Mayors, business leaders support ST3 in Bellevue
Some of the Eastside's largest employers joined with three city mayors on Tuesday morning to encourage voters to support Proposition 1, the Sound Transit 3 proposal.
Case of Legionella confirmed at Bellevue’s Overlake Medical Center
A patient at Overlake Medical Center was recently diagnosed with Legionella pneumonia.
Winters House to close Oct. 1 for Sound Transit construction
The historic F.W. Winters House, occupied by the Eastside Heritage Center and occasionally rented for small weddings, will close Oct. 1 for approximately four years for construction of Sound Transit's East Link light rail line.
Bellevue Chamber of Commerce supports local safety propositions
The Bellevue Chamber of Commerce has announced it will back two local public safety ballot measures. Bellevue Propositions One, if approved by the voters, could generate up to $120 million over twenty years in support of fire services, including a new station in Downtown Bellevue. Proposition Two, also a twenty year property tax levy, could yield $140 million for neighborhood transportation safety, connectivity and congestion relief.
Legislators to address age wave on Oct. 10 in Bellevue | Letter
Washington state is experiencing an age wave. People are living longer, particularly those aged 85 and older. In 25 years or less adults aged 60 and older are expected to make up 25 percent of the King County population. As a volunteer with organizations that serve older adults, I believe our legislators need to effectively address this demographic shift.
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