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Articles by Lindsay Larin
World Impact Network's Executive Director Gabriella Van Breda holds one of the piggy banks that are used to collect money to raise $50
Bellevue ‘Piggy Parade’ organizers hope change brings change
By Lindsay Larin • May 29, 2008 1:44 pm

A pocket full of change may not seem like much, but for the increasing number of people feeling the effects of a weakening economy, a nickel and dime goes a long way.
As food prices continue to rise, a reported 5 percent in the past three months, people here are not immune to the situation.
The Renewal Food Bank, part of Northwest Harvest’s hunger relief network, hopes its “Piggy Parade” can help.

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Scott Eaton
First Bellevue Tower topped out; third of condos...
By Lindsay Larin • May 22, 2008 9:18 pm

A year and a half ago, Gerding Edlen Development Co. began the demolition of the old Puget Sound Energy headquarters to make way for the twin condominium tower project known as the Bellevue Towers. The Portland firm relocated Scott Eaton to work out of their new Bellevue-based sales office to oversee the eco-friendly towers come to fruition.

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Mary Embleton of Cascade Harvest Coalition speaks to a crowd gathered at Bellevue City Hall on Saturday May 9. King County Councilmember Jane Hague hosted the ‘Living Green’ event.
Environment gets top billing at City Hall workshop
By Lindsay Larin • May 22, 2008 9:15 pm

The environment was in the spotlight May 10 at Bellevue City Hall as a mini-workshop helped community members become aware of the ongoing threats to natural resources.

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Jazz festival gets ready to welcome big names
Jazz festival gets ready to welcome big names
By Lindsay Larin • May 16, 2008 1:23 pm

Over the past six weeks, Bellevue downtown has gotten a taste for jazz through the rebirth of the historical outdoor jazz festival that began in 1978.

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Matt Ruddell (seated) and Jessie Chen show their artistic talents at Sammamish High School.
Sammamish students make history with their art
By Lindsay Larin • May 16, 2008 1:23 pm

Jessie Chen and Matt Ruddell have made history at Sammamish High School. The two are the first winners from the same school in the annual Superintendent’s High School Art Show.

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Walt Radke
Getting fit becomes lifestyle to bodybuilders
By Lindsay Larin • May 13, 2008 2:59 pm

For 69-year-old Walt Radke, staying in shape is more than a hobby, it’s a lifestyle. The bodybuilder is sculpted proof that age is only a number.

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Darian S. and Patti Skelton-McGoughan
Audience hears harrowing tales at YES breakfast
By Lindsay Larin • May 13, 2008 2:50 pm

Like any 10-year-old, Darian S. likes Hannah Montana, shopping and climbing trees. But unlike most 10-year-olds, she has dealt with and overcome many challenging obstacles in her short life.

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Maria Alejandra Flores Cardenas does homework during a kids after school program at Jubilee Reach Center on Wednesday
Jubilee Center offers help to community
By Lindsay Larin • May 13, 2008 2:50 pm

Jubilee REACH Center looks like a community meeting space. Ask those who use it and you’ll find it’s much more than that.

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It was an evening of fun at the KidsQuest Children’s Museum at Factoria Mall on Saturday
KidsQuest Museum party lets adults be kids
By Lindsay Larin • May 9, 2008 2:52 am

KidsQuest Children’s Museum in Factoria Mall is a place for kids to let loose, learn, and have fun. Over the past weekend, the tables were turned and it was the parents turn to play.

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Gail Cloud at a recent Seattle appearance
Singer brings world of music to Bellevue
By Lindsay Larin • May 9, 2008 2:51 am

Every musician dreams of captivating an audience. For long-time Seattle resident Gayle Cloud, that dream played out on the stages of Paris and New York.

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Model Katie Rohwer wears a 1940s wedding dress with lily of the valley in lace on the runway during the Vintage Dress Show at Lake Sammamish Foursquare Church on Friday
Fashion show features styles from the past
By Lindsay Larin • May 6, 2008 2:16 pm

The fashion show featured pieces from Adolfo, Chanel, Armani, Valentino and more, but the look was distinctly vintage.

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Microsoft will lease almost all of the City Center Plaza building at 110th Avenue Northeast and Northeast Sixth.
Microsoft turbocharges downtown
By Lindsay Larin • May 6, 2008 2:10 pm

If Microsoft is the engine that drives the Eastside then Bellevue’s commercial real-estate market just got a turbo boost. The Redmond-based company put the pedal to the floor, leasing 561,000 square feet at the City Center Plaza office building.

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Spring is all about the season of the dress. Red dress by Rene Lazard - La Ree Boutique
Women get a night to chat it up...
By Lindsay Larin • May 1, 2008 9:36 pm

Women were chatting-it-up at the Ultimate Spring Fling Chat Party held at The Bellevue Harbor Club. With wine tasting, a DJ spinning, fashion flowing and fabulous gift-giving, this gathering was definitely not your daughter’s slumber party.

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Japanese visitors learn of U.S. pet program
Japanese visitors learn of U.S. pet program
By Lindsay Larin • May 1, 2008 9:31 pm

The handlers and animals being judged were American, the evaluators Japanese. At the end, everyone learned something.

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