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Quilters group sets show in Woodinville
The Stray Threads Quilt Guild will hold its second quilt show, "Hollywood Encore," at the Hollywood Schoolhouse in…
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Peamouth watchers wanted
The city is seeking volunteers to watch for peamouths, a native fish that travels from Lake Washington to…
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Democrats to hold caucuses
Democrats statewide will have an opportunity to help nominate a candidate for president of the United States at…
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Meeting set on Crossroads transportation
A University of Washington student and Bellevue resident is near the end of a project to help people…
Sports
Knights plate 11 in win over Falcons | Prep sports roundup
Newport won big on the diamond while Bellevue topped Lake Washington in boys soccer.
Letters to the Editor
Let’s get serious about driving
I read with interest Kevin Endejan's column, “Let's Learn to Merge” (Bellevue Reporter, March 30). You have hit…
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Free parenting workshops set in Bellevue
Kindering and Pediatric Associates will host five parenting workshops this year in Bellevue.
Opinion
Keeping eye on the future, despite a difficult present | Nat Levy | Reporter’s Notebook
City budget discussions are never fun, especially in this economic period. They often lead to harsh realities, and…
Opinion
Our future depends on open government | George Erb
The public’s inability to evaluate their government’s action underscores the constant threat to one of our nation’s grandest…
News
Seattle Mariners, port, worried about impacts of SoDo arena | UPDATE
Two of the largest forces in the SoDo area, the Seattle Mariners and the Port of Seattle, say…
Life
Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra to present world premier
The Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra will showcase the work of many current jazz writers including the world premiere…
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Voices of Bellevue: L. Joe Miller | Heritage Corner
Eastside Heritage Center’s oral history collection contains almost 200 interviews. In the following excerpts from his oral history,…
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Bellevue wins Green City Award
The city of Bellevue has received a 2012 Green City Award from Waste & Recycling News.
News
Degginger named Public Employee of Year
Grant Degginger, a former member of the Bellevue City Council, has been named Public Employee of the Year…
Sports
FirstSwing hosting annual youth baseball camp | Community sports news
Longtime Bellevue resident and baseball instructor Phil Rognier and his FirstSwing Foundation will be back in Bellevue from…
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Fundraiser luncheon to feature Kentucky Derby theme
“Run for the Roses” – a Kentucky Derby Luncheon and Fashion Show in Bellevue – will benefit the…
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Medina students to attend national chess championships
Medina Elementary Chess Club awarded two $1,000 scholarships to attend the United States National Elementary Chess Championships, May…
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State to lose some unemployment benefits
Washington state’s improving unemployment rate will reduce the maximum weeks of unemployment benefits from 99 to 73 for…
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Church offers Easter experience
Citadel Church will The Thorn, an Easter experience that includes music and drama at 6 p.m. Saturday.
Sports
Newport tops Skyline on tennis court, Interlake lone baseball team to win | Prep sports roundup
Bellevue, Sammamish and Bellevue Christian were all dropped while Interlake topped Liberty.