When Crossroads Community P-Patch opened in 2009 in a space the shopping center couldn’t develop, it quickly became a draw for the neighborhood. Residents planted the space with tomatoes, green beans and lettuce.
Tucked in the southeast section of Bridle Trails State Park, the Pike’s Peak reservoir, a 24-foot tower, is barely visible from most walking paths. But a growing demand for water storage in the city of Bellevue threatens to disrupt some of that tree-line.
Scott Rodgers’ unit is one of 41 in Carriage Hills and Carriage Place condos that faces full acquisition by Sound Transit, now that an East Link alignment has been approved.
Bellevue’s Midlakes post office will move to Factoria in the coming months. The move to 12402 SE 38th Street, at Factoria North Plaza, is expected to be complete by June 15.
It’s lunch rush at the Liebchen Delicatessen, a German deli in the Overlake neighborhood. Liebchen only recently reopened after a move from the Lake Hills Shopping Center, but a procession of customers, files in, picking through the shelves and ordering without once needing to glance at the menu.
With the onslaught of new social media platforms – Twitter, Instagram and Facebook – it’s really no surprise my generation has been targeted for its narcissistic ways. But how much truth is there behind this statement?
Steve Williams stands near the head of the Cougar Mountain trailhead. To the untrained eye, many of the artifacts he points out, look like part of the landscape: A chunk of concrete foundation overgrown with moss, the inky black of discarded coal and the crumbled entrance to a mine.
After more than a decade of community outreach, planning and demolition, the Lake Hills Shopping Center entered phase two of development earlier this year. Once done, it will bring new retail, office and residential space to the neighborhood.
Non-emergency 9-1-1 calls plague police and fire departments in every city. Now a new program, launched in September by the Bellevue Fire Department, promises some change.
Greg Powell, co-owner of the newly opened Grocery Outlet in Crossroads, has been in the business since he was 16, when he got his first job bagging groceries at an Albertsons.
When Patricia first met Jeff on the streets of Bellevue, he’d been homeless and living undiagnosed with severe mental illness for nearly 10 years. Though he had family in the area, they wanted nothing to do with him, Jeff somberly recounts for the camera.
Mike Ryan was sitting down for lunch at Bellevue’s the King and I, a Thai restaurant off Main Street on Thursday, April 25, when a man seated behind him suddenly collapsed to the ground.
Fancy Free Bakery to join others at Cottage Bakers Market in Bellevue
Travis Miner had his first manic episode his senior year of high school. He remembers his mind racing faster and faster and a surge of grandiose thoughts.
Peamouth’s arrival in Bellevue streams from Lake Washington, are as much a sign of spring as Groundhog Day.
Forty-third Avenue South, near South Hudson Street in Seattle’s Columbia City area is a quiet, dead end road. Kids play in one another’s backyard and residents regularly swap emails about neighborhood news. So when John Russell awoke on the morning of March 22, around 5 a.m. to gunshots, his first thought was to hit the ground, then call 9-1-1.
The Bellevue City Council has voted for its preferred cost savings options on the future East Link alignment. The 6-0 vote could save the city up to $53 million.
Residents along the proposed light rail line turned out in droves Monday night for what many perceived to be their last opportunity to voice the need for neighborhood protection.
When I was in high school one of my friends launched a group called Random Acts of Kindness, built on a simple principle of sharing small gestures of humanity with other peers on campus. It seemed a silly idea to me at the time.
When I was in high school one of my friends launched a group called Random Acts of Kindness, built on a simple principle of sharing small gestures of humanity with other peers on campus. It seemed a silly idea to me at the time.
