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Felix Hernandez’ Bellevue home catches fire
The Bellevue Fire Department has knocked down a fire at a two-story residence belonging to Seattle Mariners starting…
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Eastside Rail Corridor has plan for moving ahead
The Eastside Rail Corridor Regional Advisory Council unanimously approved a report supporting cooperative planning among corridor owners on…
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Chatham Lodging acquires Residence Inn Marriott in downtown Bellevue
Chatham Lodging Trust today announced its purchase of the Residence Inn Marriott building in downtown Bellevue for $71.8…
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Secret Service investigating Bellevue man for alleged skimming
The Secret Service is investigating a Bellevue man's involvement with a possible skimming plot originating in his home…
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VIDEO: ‘Thriller’ flash mob hit Crossroads Saturday
Locals joined in for Thrill the World, a global flash mob paying tribute to Michael Jackson's hit "Thriller,"…
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Inslee sets Apple Cup deadline for transportation plan
Before an Apple Cup champion emerges, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee says he wants to see an approved transportation…
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Bellevue council commits to Newport Hills signage
After hearing more public testimony about the plight of the Newport Hills Shopping Center before a standing crowd…
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Mars Hill Church headquarters to move to Bellevue
A growing following within Mars Hill Church has compelled the religious organization to seek sanctuary outside of Ballard…
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Kaisho latest vision for Iron Chef protege: Boom Noodle in Bellevue Square to become Izakaya restaurant
Boom Noodle in Bellevue Square is dead. Long live Kaisho, an izakaya restaurant to be opened under the…
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Alley 111 clear for construction
An official groundbreaking for the Alley 111 will take place the first week of November, but Swedish-based development…
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Bellevue man admits part in exporting firearm parts to Thailand illegally
A Bellevue man pleaded guilty Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Seattle to charges he conspired with his…
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Bellevue council approves collective garden, emergency recreational marijuana ordinances
The Bellevue City Council approved regulations replacing an emergency ordinance controlling where and how collective medical marijuana gardens…
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Seattle contractor facing labor charges, false reporting
Seattle contractor Dathan Williams is alleged in King County Superior Court to have underbid government and private construction…
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Grocery strike averted with little time to spare
The United Food and Commercial Workers Local 21 announced its bargaining team left negotiations with Allied Employers, which…
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Business leaders briefed on Affordable Care Act
The Affordable Care Act is a means for change to the healthcare system, but it has its flaws,…
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Ad-hoc group to be formed to discuss East Link’s South Bellevue Park and Ride improvements
Residents in the Enatai Neighborhood fought against light rail near their homes. Now that East Link has the…
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Bravern Residences sold by Schnitzer West
The Bravern Signature Residences in Bellevue have sold after years of solicitations that Schnitzer West managing investment partner…
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Bellevue ranked one of the best cities in the country to live
The city of Bellevue was recently ranked 12th on Livability.com's "Top 100 Places to Live," and touted on…
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Wallace defends loss of fire union’s support
Candidates for this year's Bellevue City Council election have tackled many issues in their campaigns and public forums.…
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WSDOT hosts first I-90 tolling forum
At a sparsely-attended forum to gather input from Eastside residents about a legislative proposal to toll the Interstate…