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PSE customers in need to receive $50,000 boost to help pay energy bills
Puget Sound Energy customers have received a boost to pay their energy bills with a $50,000 donation from…
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City U Offering $10 Million in Scholarships
Bellevue-based City University of Seattle will offer $10 million in scholarships to laid-off workers and community and technical…
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Creighton kicks off re-election campaign for Port
Port of Seattle Commissioner John Creighton has announced that he will officially seek re-election. Creighton grew up on…
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Free toy testing offered at Ecohaus on May 9
Ecohaus in Bellevue will test children’s toys for toxic chemicals from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, May…
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‘Tip-A-Cop’ to benefit Special Olympics
Local law enforcement officers will trade in their handcuffs and badges for aprons and menus Saturday, April 18…
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Forum set on climate, economic crisis
State and regional groups will participate in Focus the Nation’s Nationwide Town Hall on America’s Clean Energy Future…
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Titanic artifacts coming to Redmond
Artifacts from the Titanic will be on display at Redmond Town Center in May in an exhibit sponsored…
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Clinic members to read to kids
Evergreen Speech & Hearing Clinic in Bellevue has partnered with the University Bookstore in Bellevue to feature books…
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Camp Fire seeking camp volunteers
Adults and youths, grades 8-12 are sought to help staff the 10 day camps operated by Camp Fire…
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Church to be outlet for radio broadcast
Newport Hills Community Church will provide a feed of a nationwide broadcast by Dave Ramsey, nationally syndicated radio…
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Goodwill accepts TVs, computers
Goodwill’s 17 stores, including one in Bellevue, is accepting televisions, monitors, computers and laptops. Dropping off these items…
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Aquarobics adds morning water fitness classes
Aquarobics, a water fitness and water therapy organization is adding a morning class to its existing class schedule…
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Wedding planning event to benefit breast cancer research
The wedding season is fast approaching and brides-to-be are busy planning their perfect day. Kelley Moore, Common Folk…
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Golf event to benefit fight against human trafficking
Eastside Women of Purpose (EWOP) is putting on its 2nd Annual Charity Golf Tournament, “Tee Off Against Trafficking,”…
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Nine graduating seniors to receive PTA scholarships
Nine Bellevue 2009 graduates have been awarded scholarships from the Bellevue PTSA Council, which represents all of the…
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Eastside Volunteer Fair coming to Crossroads on May 2
The 12th annual Eastside Volunteer Fair will come to Crossroads Bellevue Mall on Saturday, May 2, from 11…
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Reichert gets high score on environment
Congressman Dave Reichert has scored third highest in the U.S. House for environmental performance of Republicans in Congress…
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Volunteers sought for Master Naturalist Stewardship training
Master Naturalist Stewardship Training is being offered by the city of Bellevue & Washington Native Plant Society. It…
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Four finalists named for county executive position
The field for prospective appointment as King County Executive was narrowed to four as members of the Metropolitan…
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Hundreds rally in Bellevue for Tax Day ‘Tea Party’
Hundreds rallied against higher taxes and government spending at Bellevue City Hall Wednesday.