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Cycle the WAVE rolling at Bellevue College
Wheels are in motion as the Women Against Violence Everywhere Foundation prepares to embark once again on its…
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Black bear sightings dropping | Fish and Wildlife caution animals still active
There were several black bear sightings in the Newport Hills area this summer, but Washington Fish and Wildlife…
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Burger King fatal stabbing suspect pleads not guilty
A 38-year-old homeless man pleaded not guilty Wednesday in King County Superior Court to charges he stabbed another…
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Updated: Pledge adds $500K to downtown Boys and Girls Club | Funds to construct education center
The Boys and Girls Club of Bellevue announced Thursday it's $500,000 closer to constructing a new downtown club…
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QFC expands, reopens Bellevue flagship store
QFC reopened its Bellevue flagship store on Northeast Eighth Street Thursday after a $6.7 million remodel that added…
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Bellevue Square J.C. Penney to close in November
After 55 years at Bellevue Square, J.C. Penney plans to close its doors on Nov. 1, but the…
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Rep. Smith receives Spring District report
Congressman Adam Smith took a brief tour of Bellevue's Spring District on Tuesday, seeking answers as to how…
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Flavors of India dances through Downtown Park
The third annual Flavors of India, organized by the Vedic Cultural Center of Sammamish in partnership with the…
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Former Medina police chief loses discrimination suit
Former Medina Police Chief Jeffrey Chen lost a racial discrimination lawsuit against the city on Aug. 21.
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Repairs along Coal Creek Parkway to close northbound lane Tuesday
Bellevue Utilities crews will attempt to make sidewalk, manhole and wastewater system repairs along the outside northbound lane…
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WSP showcases tools for identifying drugged drivers
Law enforcement officers in Washington are no longer just asking drivers if they've been drinking when they're pulled…
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Bellevue superintendent: Failing schools sends ‘wrong message’
The Bellevue School District draws many parents here to ensure their children receive a top education, but earlier…
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Rudy’s making the cut at new Bellevue shop | Barbershop reopens on Main Street
Redevelopment in Old Bellevue forced Rudy's Barbershop to take a brief hiatus several months ago, but two-hour wait…
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New Bellevue College student trustee to remain humble
Stassney Obregon had just enough time to apply to the Bellevue College Board of Trustees before the 19-year-old…
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Responding police cars collide in downtown Bellevue
Two officers responding to a backup request in Factoria took a detour to the hospital Monday night after…
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A wide Reach for homes, schools | Volunteers tackle yard work, classroom preparedness
It started with Bellevue First Presbyterian volunteers sprucing up Stevenson Elementary nine years ago. Now, 30 churches make…
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3D Printer World Expo assembles in Bellevue
3D printing has existed in one form or another since the '80s, but its myriad capabilities are quickly…
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Bellevue Fire CARES program getting new wheels | Tri-Med funds vehicle purchase, program reports significant decline in frequent 911 calls
The Bellevue Fire Department has seen a 50-percent reduction in frequent 911 callers since the start of its…
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Flavors of India to spice up Downtown Park
The Flavors of India festival is a cultural bridge here on the Eastside, and Artistic Director Latha Sambamurti…
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City: ‘Thousand-year storm’ cause of Factoria flood
City officials have a better understanding of the events that led up to localized flooding in Factoria on…