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Does Not Compute: Bellevue Blotter June 19 – June 25
June 19
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Former Vice President Al Gore and Climate Reality group train 800 leaders
More than 11 years ago, “An Inconvenient Truth” debuted, featuring a slide show former Vice President Al Gore…
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3 candidates face off for Bellevue Council Position 4 | Election
With Bellevue City Councilmember Kevin Wallace announcing he is not seeking re-election, three candidates are looking to fill…
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Rigorous hiring process makes better, scarcer firefighters for Bellevue Fire Department
The most recent class of Bellevue firefighters come from all walks of life.
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Fire at 139th Avenue townhomes treated as suspicious
A townhome fire on Monday morning is being treated by Bellevue police and fire as suspicious.
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Open Window School students earn best of state awards in math competition
Five of Bellevue’s brightest math students took an international competition by storm, placing in some of the top…
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Transformer fire in Medina knocks out power for 300
A transformer fire Thursday morning shut down one of Medina’s busiest streets, cutting power to part of the…
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Bellevue Council moves forward with all 3 homeless shelter locations
Instead of using a scalpel, the Bellevue City Council decided to use what some feel was a shotgun…
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Protesters rally against McMorris Rodgers over AHCA vote at Bellevue fundraiser
Darci Ladwig came to Bellevue from Spokane for one reason — to make her representative hear her.
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48th District Senate candidates address school funding, taxes, housing
Three candidates are gunning for the state Senate seat in the 48th Legislative District, which represents north Bellevue,…
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Mimi Siegel awarded for decades of leadership at Kindering
In 1978, when Mimi Siegel joined as a part-time employee at the Merrywood School in Bellevue, the nonprofit…
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Bellevue premieres national program to reduce traffic deaths
After months of collaboration with Microsoft and the University of Washington, the city of Bellevue premiered its crowd-sourced…
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Police investigating Bellevue High students for alleged rape of 14-year-old girl at house party
Clyde Hill Police are investigating several Eastside teens after a 14-year-old girl was allegedly raped at a Yarrow…
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Eastside Legal Assistance Program looks toward medical-legal partnership
When Washington’s poor get sick, sometimes the bills stack up and emergencies get more severe.
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Sparc Apartments open, ushering in Bellevue’s Spring District
For years, the Spring District has been a bold plan for the city of Bellevue to draw residents…