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2012: Tolls, politics and police in the news | Year In Review
Bellevue started 2012 by finding itself in a new congressional district and ended the year with a fatal…
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Local author launches book, spotlighting local talents
When author Maureen Francisco emigrated to the U.S. from the Philippines at five years old, she struggled to…
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City diversity showcased in new cookbook
Platters of food, and bowls of dip covered every available square inch of counter space at a recent…
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Invasive mud snails tiny, but pose risk for local streams
Kit Paulsen plunges her hand into a stream of cold water. She pulls up a yellow leaf and…
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City partners with Boys and Girls Club on Hidden Valley project
The Boys and Girls Club of Bellevue (BGCB) and the city of Bellevue will partner on the construction…
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Seattle firm hopes to start construction on four-building Bel-Red complex next summer
Four multi-family buildings are planned for construction at the former site of Angelo’s Nursery, just north of Crossroads…
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Multi-family buildings seen for former site of Angelo’s Nursery
Seattle firm hopes to start construction on Bel-Red complex next summer
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$6,000 raised for Newport Hills fire victims
After a fire destroyed part of the Newporter apartment complex and left six families displaced last month, the…
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Bellevue OKs budget with no new taxes
The Bellevue City Council passed its next biennium’s budget Monday night, voting 5-2 in favor. Capital and operating…
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Holiday craft show gives a family feel to shopping
John Whitten is barely visible behind his wall of Jalapeno jelly. But though he seems out of place…
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Groups seek more budget support from Bellevue City Council
The Bellevue City Council received feedback for the 2013-2014 budget process in its third and last public hearing…
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Black Friday brings the crowds to stores
While everyone else settled in for their long, post-Thanksgiving weekend, Jennifer Leavitt, Vice President of Marketing for The…
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State auction of liquor stores causing owners a hangover | Some winning bidders of state license already out of business
Six months after the privatization of liquor sales in Washington state, Kulbir Singh stands to lose everything.
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$300,000 apartment fire damages 6 units; families left without homes | Slideshow
A fire broke out Tuesday night at the Newporter Apartment buildings, driving dozens of residents into the streets…
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Mini City Hall connects with Bellevue’s foreign-born
In 10 minutes time, Irina Chermeshnyuk has addressed six different visitors in both English and Russian. One wants…
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Groups appeal to Bellevue City Council for more budget support
The Bellevue City Council received feedback for the 2013-2014 budget process, in its third and last public hearing…
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Habib draws on life experience to serve 48th district
Rep. Cyrus Habib of the 48th District returns to serve the community, he believes, helped foster much of…
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Hunter: Legislature faces tough task on budget
Health-care expansion, education funding, state revenue shortfall, I-1185 all will make balancing budget difficult
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Winter shelters open on the Eastside
Eastside shelters open in November and will serve the city's homeless population through spring of next year
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Winter shelters open on the Eastside
Eastside shelters open in November and will serve the city's homeless population through spring of next year