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A think space for student scientists | StudentRND offers workshop for science, tech and engineering
When Jack Kim learned Google made $9 billion last year, he began to wonder what would happen if…
September 14, 2012
Life
Chalk art tradition continues at the Bellevue arts festivals
The artist’s face is pensive as she studies a Picasso on a print out. Her fingers, caked in…
August 2, 2012
News
Bellevue festivals fill downtown with artists, color | Photos
Thousands clogged the streets of Downtown Bellevue this weekend to celebrate the arts in three simultaneous festivals. The…
July 28, 2012
News
Eastside mayors talk growth, cooperation
Economic growth and new development were at the center of discussion for five Eastside mayors June 27 as…
June 29, 2012
News
Sheep shearing event connects Bellevue to agriculture | Photos
Spinning the black sheep from its feet to its rear, the shepherdess takes its chin in one hand…
April 30, 2012
News
Ice means beauty for Mercer Slough Park | Photo Gallery
While drivers and power crews are battling icy roads and freezing rain, Mercer Slough Park was iced with…
January 19, 2012
Life
Bake’s Place, popular Issaquah jazz club, moving to Bellevue
A popular jazz bar is leaving a small gated community in Issaquah and heading for Bellevue's night scene.
December 29, 2011
News
Feds sign off on light-rail route
The federal government gave its stamp of approval on the final light-rail route today, just two days after…
November 17, 2011
News
Mountain Biking Part 2: Can bikers and hikers coexist?
Pink streamers and sparkly paint aren’t too girly for the 17 young ladies, some only 9-years-old, who line…
August 20, 2011
News
Alleged dealer charged with homicide after former football player’s overdose; dad finds body at Bellevue home
A Seattle man accused of selling heroin to a former Issaquah football player who overdosed was charged with…
August 13, 2011
News
Bellevue hosts Eastside mayors forum to discuss light rail, business
Eastside mayors weighed in on Bellevue's light-rail drama and plans for downtown development at a forum June 16.
June 17, 2011
News
Two-hour Bellevue police standoff ends without serious injury | UPDATE
Bellevue Police surrounded a home Thursday afternoon, in search of a man who allegedly threatened to shoot someone…
May 26, 2011
News
Can Lake Sammamish State Park find a future, support in the community? | Part 2
BY CELESTE GRACEY FOR THE BELLEVUE REPORTER With declining facilities and a beach filled with weeds, Lake Sammamish…
May 5, 2011
News
A Park Out of Place: The long-time struggles of Lake Sammamish State Park | Part 1
BY CELESTE GRACEY Reporter Newspapers This is the first of a two-part series looking at Lake Sammamish State…
April 27, 2011
Life
Bad economy becomes good plan for new winery
When a Sammamish couple’s 11-acre home wouldn’t sell in the down economy, it seemed close to crushing their…
February 17, 2011
News
When help means life -or death: Eastside winter shelter crucial to saving lives
As the Eastside passes through another week of frigid temperatures, Vincent Flint counts down the days left until…
January 12, 2011
News
Coal Creek YMCA open with a Northwest feel
Cozy chairs, free Wi-Fi and a river-rock fireplace welcomed parents to the newly opened Coal Creek Young Men’s…
August 18, 2009