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Former Bellevue teacher pleads not guilty to child rape charges
A former Tillicum Middle School teacher pled not guilty today to child rape charges for allegedly having a…
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Mayor to kick off Bellevue Breakfast Rotary’s annual run/walk event
Bellevue Mayor Don Davidson will kick off the fifth annual Bellevue 10K/5K Run/Walk by recognizing this coming weekend…
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Dolly May (Chamness, Svaren) Firestone | Obituary
Dolly May Firestone, a long-time resident of Bellevue and Issaquah, died at Fir Lane Health and Rehabilitation Center…
Life
Piano concert to benefit Japan
The Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle will hold a benefit concert for Japan at 7 p.m., Friday…
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Eastside Audubon to hold plant sale
Eastside Audubon will hold its annual Pacific NW Native Plant Sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. April…
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New travel time signs on the Eastside direct drivers to road less traveled
Choosing the best route across Lake Washington to Seattle just got easier. Two new electronic signs on westbound…
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Boys & Girls Clubs want to build ‘flagship’ center on city land
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue is seeking an OK to build a new, “flagship” community center…
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Studded tire deadline moved to April 25
Drivers have through April 25 to remove their studded tires.
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SR 520 bridge closes intermittently overnight for maintenance work
Drivers crossing Lake Washington on the SR 520 floating bridge should be prepared for delays beginning tonight (Wednesday,…
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Piano concert to benefit Japan
The Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle will hold a benefit concert for Japan at 7 p.m., Friday…
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Weekly arts roundup
Music “Life Is What You Make It: A Concert & Conversation with Peter Buffett” at the Bellevue College…
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National conference coming to Bellevue
The Federal Asian Pacific American Council (FAPAC) will hold its 26th National Leadership Training Conference on May 9–…
Letters to the Editor
Keep things fair
A few years ago, the King County Library used to mail books that were on hold to patrons…
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Bellevue College sets Earth Week schedule
Bellevue College’s 12th Annual Earth Week will feature more than 30 lectures, films and panel discussions, plus displays,…
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Bellevue Police Department volunteer receives governor’s award
Bellevue Police Volunteer Khawja “Shams” Shamsuddin received the Governor’s 2011 Outstanding Volunteer Service Award at a reception on…
Life
Fashion show set June 18 at Highlands Community Center
A Summer Nights Fashion Show will be presented from 7-10 p.m. June 18 at the Highlands Community Center…
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WSDOT needs 6 weeks to test tolling equipment before picking a start date
The state Department of Transportation will spend the next six weeks testing tolling equipment for the State Route…
Opinion
James W. ‘Rusty’ Gates | Obituary
James W. ‘Rusty’ Gates James W. Gates died March 30, 2011 in Bellevue. He was 88. Mr. Gates…
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Newport High students to co-host wheelchair basketball game
Students from Newport High School and Mercer Island High School will partner with Seattle Adaptive Sports to hold…
Life
Spring at the Bellevue Botanical Garden
It’s spring and a good time to take a stroll through the Bellevue Botanical Garden, which is what…