Four generations of the philanthropic Alhadeff family were celebrated Friday, Oct. 5, as part of the 50th Anniversary Salute to Courage Luncheon, benefitting Kindering. The luncheon, which was sponsored by Kindering and Pediatrics Associates Inc., took place at the Bellevue Westin Hotel.
Four generations of the philanthropic Alhadeff family were celebrated Friday, Oct. 5, as part of the 50th Anniversary Salute to Courage Luncheon, benefitting Kindering.
Daniel Kranseler likes to stay busy. So when the 15-year old Bellevue resident heard about Seattle Next Fifty’s P3 Project last year, he knew he wanted to get involved.
Chloe Heninger has wanted to become a Bolshoi Ballerina for as long as she can remember. This summer, the 13-year-old’s dream became closer to reality – when she received an offer to spend the school year at the Bolshoi Ballet Academy.
For the past two weeks students at Tyee Middle School have had the opportunity to learn about diversity on a whole new level – as five students and one teacher from China’s Chongqing Nankai Secondary School visited as part of a new cultural exchange program being developed between the schools.
On Saturday, September 29, fashionistas from the Eastside and beyond flocked to the Hyatt Regency Bellevue to witness this year’s Front Row Fashion Show, presented by Vogue.
When Sara Ptacek was born with a rare genetic condition, her doctors said she wouldn’t live past age three. Nearly 33 years later, Sara continues to flourish – something her father Bill Ptacek says it has a lot to do with her involvement in the community.
Fur, shades of oxblood and accessories seemed to be the main topics at Friday’s press-only Introduction to Fashion 2012, hosted by Style Expert, TV Host and Author Lawrence Zarian and Vogue’s Anne Vincent Friday afternoon.
Versatility proved to trump Thursday night, where local designer Carole McClellan was selected as the winner of the Fashion Funds prize at the first Independent Designer Runway Show, which took place Thursday night, as part of the Bellevue Collection’s Fashion Week.
Beers. Brats. Bumpin’ tunes. This seemed to be the theme of the night in Woodinville on Saturday night – where fans of all three met at Redhook Ale Brewery for Sausage Fest 2012.
On Sept. 17, 1938, Carl and Josephine Carulli said “I do.” This month, alongside family and a few friends, the pair celebrated 75 years of marriage.
The Bellevue Police Department helped make another dream come true this weekend in partnering with the Alaska and Washington chapter of Make-A-Wish to help grant Gage Hancock-Stevens’ wish to be a police officer for a day.
Step aside, Bellevue Police Department, this weekend there will be a new super cop in town. His name is Gage Hancock-Stevens, and he’s only 13 years old.
The Village Theatre kicked off the 2012-2013 Thursday night with the opening of “Big River,” the acclaimed Broadway musical inspired by Mark Twain’s “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.”
University of Washington researchers are launching a new study this fall, which they hope helps to determine which combination of blood products provides the best outcomes for trauma patients requiring extensive transfusions. Led by Bellevue’s Dr. Eileen Bulger, UW professor of surgery and chief of trauma at Harborview Medical Center, the study will be conducted at 12 Level I trauma centers across the United States and Canada over the next two years. The study will begin at Harborview toward the end of September or the beginning of October.
Eight talented Pacific Northwest Ballet School students from the Bellevue area have been selected to perform alongside Company dancers in Kent Stowell’s Cinderella at McCaw Hall Sept. 21-30.
For eighth graders at Bellevue’s Open Window School, taking a trip to Costa Rica this past April was much more than a spring break vacation – it was a hands-on learning experience they’re sure to never forget.
The Seattle chapter of Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS (DIFFA) will host a fun, informative GLAM event at Masins in Bellevue, Sept. 7-8. Centered around a tablescapes theme, this year’s event will feature tabletop installations created by local artists, designers and stylists to represent lavish DIFFA wine dinners.
The Reporter sat down with Bellevue School District Superintendent Dr. Tim Mills to discuss his transition as the district’s new superintendent and the goals he hopes to pursue.
It’s time to pull out those poodle skirts and saddle shoes, because the highly acclaimed musical “Grease” is turning 40 – and Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre is preparing to celebrate in style Sept. 7-9.
