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Bellevue Police link suspect to Eastside burglaries
An effort by the Bellevue Police Department as part of a multi-agency coordination has led to the arrest…
Opinion
Orca Lift: Helping those who depend on public transportation
King County's new $1.50 low income transit fare, Orca Lift, goes into effect on March 1. Orca lift…
News
Simulation to show life in a low-income family
A simulation at a Bellevue church on March 8 will help 80 people understand what it might be…
News
BSD, BPD hosting last Active Shooter Preparedness discussion Feb. 25
Following the alleged threats from a 17-year-old International School student stating he was planning on "shooting up the…
News
Housing group seeking volunteer for board
A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH) is seeking a volunteer for its citizen advisory board.
News
Former Rep. Ballasiotes honored in memorial ceremony
During a somber joint session in the Capitol building Feb. 18, members from the House and Senate met…
News
What’s it worth to help pick a president? | Jerry Cornfield
Every four years, the conversation starts anew on how to make this state’s presidential primary meaningful in the…
News
Bellevue City Council approves bike lanes on 116th
The Bellevue City Council on Monday approved removing a northbound lane on 116th Avenue Northeast to add bike…
Business
CougsFirst exhibition hits Bellevue region March 4
CougsFirst, an annual exhibition of business owners and leaders who are Washington State University alumni, will kick off…
Business
Chamber seeking Eastside Business Awards entries
The Bellevue Chamber of Commerce is seeking entries by March 6 for this year’s Eastside Business Awards that…
Opinion
Updating Bellevue’s comprehensive plan | Development: Encouraging green building in Bellevue
Building highly energy efficient homes in Bellevue is catching on, but slowly. The city of Bellevue wants to…
News
SR 520 HOV on-ramp closing for the weekend
The 108th Avenue Northeast on-ramp to the westbound State Route 520 high-occupancy vehicle lane will close 11 p.m.…
News
Grant helps kids read at two Bellevue schools
Students at Lake Hills and Stevenson elementary schools are receiving extra support to learn to read thanks to…
News
Bellevue woman’s art chosen for calendar
Susanne Werner Ross of Bellevue earned a feature spot in Expressions 2015, a 15th edition calendar celebrating active…
News
Residents encouraged to see if they qualify for reduced-fare pass
With Metro fares scheduled to increase March 1, King County Executive Dow Constantine is encouraging riders to find…
News
Newcastle to celebrate Earth Day
Newcastle will celebrate Earth Day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 18.
News
Barnes gets PLY Presidential Scholarship
David Barnes, of Bellevue, has been awarded a President’s Scholarship at Pacific Lutheran University.
Business
Sadas joins Kitsap Bank
Alex Sadas has joined the Kitsap Bank as vice president and credit officer, and will be based out…
Business
Elam earns specialty credential
Donna Chiechi Elam, who is employed at Puget Sound Psychiatry Center and ADD Clinic of Bellevue, is one…
Life
Lake Washington Symphony sets spring concert
The Lake Washington Symphony Orchestra will give its spring concert 3 p.m. Sunday, March 8 at the Kirkland…