Kit Paulsen plunges her hand into a stream of cold water. She pulls up a yellow leaf and draws it closer to the camera, pointing to several brownish-black specks.
The Boys and Girls Club of Bellevue (BGCB) and the city of Bellevue will partner on the construction of new facilities planned for Hidden Valley Park.
Four multi-family buildings are planned for construction at the former site of Angelo’s Nursery, just north of Crossroads in the Overlake area.
Seattle firm hopes to start construction on Bel-Red complex next summer
After a fire destroyed part of the Newporter apartment complex and left six families displaced last month, the community immediately rallied to support those affected.
The Bellevue City Council passed its next biennium’s budget Monday night, voting 5-2 in favor. Capital and operating budgets will total $1.29 billion for 2013 and 2014, after small adjustments were made at the Nov. 26 meeting.
John Whitten is barely visible behind his wall of Jalapeno jelly. But though he seems out of place among the braided rugs and handmade jewelry of this year’s Hilltop Holiday crafts show, Whitten estimates that he’ll do eight or nine similar events before the end of the year.
The Bellevue City Council received feedback for the 2013-2014 budget process in its third and last public hearing on Monday, Nov. 19.
While everyone else settled in for their long, post-Thanksgiving weekend, Jennifer Leavitt, Vice President of Marketing for The Bellevue Collection, found herself brandishing wreathes and unpacking holiday décor until 4 a.m. Wednesday night.
Six months after the privatization of liquor sales in Washington state, Kulbir Singh stands to lose everything.
A fire broke out Tuesday night at the Newporter Apartment buildings, driving dozens of residents into the streets as firefighters fought the flames. Two units were directly damaged and at least four more suffered water and smoke damage. Initial estimates predict $300,000 worth of repairs, said Lt. Troy Donlin, a spokesperson for the Bellevue Fire Department.
In 10 minutes time, Irina Chermeshnyuk has addressed six different visitors in both English and Russian. One wants help securing vouchers. He walks away satisfied,with a packet of food. Another asks for directions. Two more study the pamphlets for senior citizens. Chermeshnyuk helps them patiently in her dual tongues.
The Bellevue City Council received feedback for the 2013-2014 budget process, in its third and last public hearing on Monday, Nov. 19.
Rep. Cyrus Habib of the 48th District returns to serve the community, he believes, helped foster much of his success
Health-care expansion, education funding, state revenue shortfall, I-1185 all will make balancing budget difficult
Eastside shelters open in November and will serve the city’s homeless population through spring of next year
Eastside shelters open in November and will serve the city’s homeless population through spring of next year
Portland company expands health care model to Seattle and Bellevue
Crates of wine and local brews were stacked in columns of threes and fours outside the still vacant Beverages and More (BevMo) store last week. Inside drills hummed and the final stages of setup were underway in the 10,600 square foot facility, set to open Friday, Nov. 9.
