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Enter Reporter’s first fall poetry contest | Editor’s Note
Every great literary work started with an interesting idea.
October 1, 2016
News
Tateuchi Center in Bellevue gets $20M boost from donors
The long-planned Tateuchi Center got a major boost with three donations totaling $20 million, organization officials announced during…
September 30, 2016
Opinion
Who is the best in Bellevue? | Vote now in annual contest
We only urge readers to play favorites once per year — now is that time.
June 3, 2016
Opinion
Bellevue Reporter seeks new community columnists | Editor’s Note
Somewhere from deep within, there’s a twinge. It could have been
February 5, 2016
Opinion
Bellevue — it’s great to be back | Editor’s Note
I remember standing in front of the Wilburton trestle in Bellevue.
January 22, 2016
News
New Allied Health Building opens to students at Lake Washington Institute of Technology
Lake Washington Institute of Technology celebrated the grand opening of the school's new state-of-the-art Allied Health Building Sept.…
September 22, 2011
Life
When pets face death | Bellevue woman offers animal hospice help to distraught owners
Michelle Nichols didn't have a choice with her 7-year-old Boxer. Her dog, McKenzie, who suffered from a hereditary…
February 10, 2011
Life
New bistro has an American touch with a French flair
Ted Furst, the Northwest culinary pioneer who created food concepts for more than 20 restaurants over his career,…
January 6, 2011
News
Levy lid lift to increase Bellevue library services
While many organizations are tightening belts in the midst of an economic downturn, King County Library Services (KCLS)…
November 12, 2010
News
Bellevue man accused of killing Kirkland family faces trial | Victims’ family speaks on death penalty
A former Bellevue resident, Conner Michael Schierman, 27, will stand trial Jan. 13, accused of stabbing four Kirkland…
January 6, 2010
News
Bellevue’s YES opens new facility at historic Kirkland site
Bellevue-based Youth Eastside Services has opened its newest – and oldest – facility in Kirkland. The new site…
October 19, 2009
News
Bereaved Bellevue mom finds lifeline, comfort from Compassionate Friends
Sometimes, when the wind blows gently, Marsha Stevens hears her son speak to her through wind chimes that…
August 4, 2009
News
100 Hounds | Photographer’s project to benefit Seattle Humane Society in Bellevue
On a recent morning at Kirkland’s Juanita Bay Park and already exhausted from the blazing heat, Charlie Brown…
June 30, 2009
News
Body of boater found in Lake Washington identified
Officials have identified the man whose body was pulled from Lake Washington near Juanita Beach Park June 5…
June 10, 2009
News
Bellevue Sunrise Rotary Club does makeover on low-income apartments
About 50 volunteers from the Bellevue Sunrise Rotary Club and Woodinville-based Synergy Construction spent the day making over…
April 27, 2009
News
Students speak with Medina ‘space tourist’
Two hundred miles above Earth, the astronaut described to students what the planet looks like from outer space.…
April 14, 2009
News
Students speak with Medina ‘space tourist’
Two hundred miles above Earth, the astronaut described to students what the planet looks like from outer space.…
April 14, 2009
News
Dying woman mulls options as Washington’s Death With Dignity Act takes effect
When doctors told Barbara McKay she would probably not live much longer, she began to think about how…
March 18, 2009
Life
Young poet creates own laws of writing in new book
Maya Ganesan has broken the rules, and she’s not apologizing. She remembers her mother’s advice well: real poets…
March 17, 2009
News
Sheriff speaks with students about fear, courage
Every day, Sue Rahr does something that gives her a queasy stomach. Fear comes with the turf for…
March 3, 2009
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