As a human services provider, Hopelink has helped families throughout King and Snohomish counties out of poverty and into more stable situations since 1971.
As a human services provider, Hopelink has helped families throughout King and Snohomish counties out of poverty and into more stable situations since 1971.
As the immigrant and refugee population in King County increases, questions have been raised about how to best serve them.
In the Philippines, there is a dish called pagpag.
When Joan McBride (D-Kirkland) decided to run for a state legislator position two years ago, it was because she was concerned about what was happening at the state level.
Ben Phelps has always been politically minded.
There was increased security at the Muslim Association of Puget Sound (MAPS) in Redmond Sunday evening after the mosque was threatened.
Andrew Brim and his dog Bob recently celebrated their first year together.
While this may be an important milestone for any owner-pet relationship, their anniversary was particularly special, considering what the pair have gone through in the last year.
Marymoor Park turned into into dream world as ‘the visible becomes invisible.’ Performances run through March 22.
Homeless youth on the Eastside who have been sexually assaulted will now be able to receive more specialized services through Project360, a partnership of the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center and several Eastside agencies.
Two years ago, “Cavalia” came to town for a run of sold-out shows at King County’s Marymoor Park just between Bellevue and Redmond.
Although the show features equestrian arts, stage arts and high-tech theatrical effects like “Cavalia,” creator Normand Latourelle said that is where the similarities end. He said even if people have seen “Cavalia,” they will still enjoy “Odysseo” because it is so different.
After about a year of selling wine and beer online, one local business is opening its doors to the local community for educational tasting sessions.
The Redmond City Council has approved a development plan for a 28-acre parcel that will add more residential and commercial space in the Overlake neighborhood.
When Margaret Schwender broke her ankle a few months ago, she couldn’t cook, clean or take care of other household chores that needed to be done. But rather than sit around and watch her post-injury to-do list grow, she utilized the Eastside Timebank to complete these normally easy tasks.
Mark Chenovick’s first time on a theatre stage was at age 9 — and he’s been hooked ever since. Now the Bellevue resident is executive director of the SecondStory Repertory (SSR) in Redmond Town Center.
