Enfield could be Bellevue's next superintendent | Schools
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Susan Enfield is being seriously considered by the Bellevue School Board as the next superintendent.
February 10, 2012
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BDA to host arena discussion
As talks continue about a possible new arena in Seattle, Bellevue officials are eager to enter the conversation.
The potential of a new NBA or NHL arena will be the subject of the Bellevue Downtown Association's February Forum on Feb. 28.
February 13, 2012
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New zipline network will add to Bellevue ropes course
Tucked deep in the woods behind the South Bellevue Community Center is an area that in a few years time may be just as popular locally as downtown or the Crossroads Mall.
February 11, 2012
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Bank robbers caught after crashing into pair of cars
Three people were taken to Overlake Hospital on Friday night after a pair of bank robbers crashed into two cars during while attempting to flee.
February 10, 2012
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Kirkland father, community to release balloons into the Bellevue sky for missing 2-year-old
For Kirkland resident Solomon Metalwala, the search for his missing son Sky will take a new turn Feb. 18 with a vigil for the 2-year-old boy.
City to hold open houses on upcoming transportation projects
The public will have several chances to view and comment on transportation projects coming down the pipeline at a series of open houses this month.
Before a transportation project goes to design and construction, it most likely was included in the Transportation Facilities Plan. The plan will be the primary subject of the open houses.
February 10, 2012
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Bellevue police searching for missing 72-year-old woman | UPDATE
Police are searching for a 72-year-old Bellevue woman who has not been seen since Friday.
February 10, 2012
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Bellevue School board narrows superintendent search
The Bellevue school board may be seriously considering one or more candidates to be the new superintendent.
February 10, 2012
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Bellevue family seeking help to fight cancer in their dog
At the end of a veterinary visit, Gibson, a black-and-white Cairn Terrier-Shih Tzu mix, yawned. The purpose of the visit was to check out a red, cherry-like protrusion coming out of his eye. This chance yawn, and an alert veterinary specialist, may have saved Gibson from a painful death.
February 9, 2012
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Executive: King County in better financial state
King County is finally on stable financial footing, Executive Dow Constantine said at his second State of the County Address Monday.
A chipper Constantine extolled the virtues of the Eastside in his speech, which was held at Bellevue City Hall. He said the growth of Bellevue over the last decade is proof that employers want to be in the region.
February 8, 2012
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Senate Bill would have drug companies pay for disposal of unused prescriptions
Local and state law enforcement officials are lining up behind a bill that would help people get unused prescription drugs out of their medicine cabinets.
February 7, 2012
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