After nearly two weeks prohibiting distributing snacks during school in order to prevent potential food allergy reactions, the Bellevue School Board asked staff to overturn the procedure and work on an alternative solution.
As part of its preparation for the 50th anniversary celebration in 2016, Bellevue College named Gayle Barge as its vice president of institutional advancement last week.
Prospective culinary crafters got more than just a mouthful of a new dish Tuesday as Newport High School’s kitchen played host to the newest installment of “Teaching with the CIA,” a live feed cooking demonstration show put on by the Culinary Institute of America (CIA).
A wood sculpture by Pat McVay in Bellevue’s Chism Beach Park will soon be getting recycled. The piece “Life Cycle,” which showcases the various stages of a salmon’s life, has suffered heavy damage from the elements causing one large piece to fall off due to rot. The city’s arts commission deemed it beyond repair Tuesday night.
On Oct. 24, Inslee spoke about the state’s potential during his keynote address at the Washington Biotechnology & Biomedical Association (WBBA) 25th annual meeting and Governor’s Life Sciences Summit held at the Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue.
A prize horse has gone missing at the annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show and a shadowy figure lurks around every corner. But for Jordan Olerud, her service dog Baker, her nurse, Emma, and Jordan’s sister, Jessica, it’s just the first mystery to solve for the Giddy Up Girls.
Clutching her parrot umbrella and bag, Mary Poppins (Cayman Ilika) opens Nov. 13, and runs through Jan. 4 at the Issaquah location before it delivers its “Spoonful of Sugar” in Everett from Jan. 9, through Feb. 8.
To prepare for the increase in students, more than 50 full-time equivalent (FTE) teaching positions were added for general education and music, 6.2 FTE for special education teachers and other resources and 6.8 FTE secondary counselors.
Minnesota bluegrass quintet Trampled By Turtles led the sold-out crowd at Seattle’s Sodo Showbox on a beautiful journey of Americana on Saturday.
The New York-based quartet, formed after their manager Mark Cortale saw one of the violinists playing on the street in Provincetown, Mass., has been garnering national attention for its ambitious vocal and instrumental arrangements.
Whether its Northwest artist Jason Walker’s first solo museum exhibition, “On the River, Down the Road,” featuring his three-dimensional blend of nature, industrialism, or the first American viewing of Australian glassblower Nick Mount’s “The Fabric of Work” collection, or John Economaki’s woodworking tools, the museum’s second floor is a series of new revelations for visitors, according to Director of Art, Craft, and Design Stefano Catalani.
In “My Sister’s Grave” the town of Cedar Grove is changed forever when one of its most beloved people, 18-year-old Sarah Crosswhite disappears and it’s up to her older sister Tracy to discover what really happened.
Members of the Bellevue School District say increasing the minimum requirement of credits won’t be a challenge for students.
Board members holding listening forums Tuesday, Thursday at area middle schools.
Two of the world’s best young chess players travelled to Durban, South Africa to compete in the Youth World Championships.
Members of the Bellevue and Mercer Island school districts are exploring the possibility of delaying the start times for its high schools.
The Broadway musical smash hit opens this week at the 5th Avenue Theater.
A local woman shares her story of survival after suffering from domestic assault and how the organization helped get her and her son a life they couldn’t have imagined otherwise.
Studies of teenagers sleep patterns have shown they perform better in school when they don’t have to wake up before 7 a.m., and board members are starting the process to determine what it would take to delay class start times for them in Bellevue.
Sixteen-year-old accepted into prestigious school in Moscow for year-long program to study language and dance.
