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Bellevue open house to discuss downtown sewer projects
Bellevue will host an open house from 6-8 p.m. Thursday to discuss and get feedback on sewer projects…
Life
Bellevue Community Band sets spring concert
The Bellevue Community Band will present its 50th Birthday Spring Concert at 2 p.m. April 14 at Bellevue…
Sports
Bellevue dropped in OT by Issaquah | Prep sports roundup
Bellevue lacrosse fell to Issaquah for its first loss of the year.
News
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…
News
Gloria Fletcher named president of Sound Publishing
Gloria Fletcher has been named President of Sound Publishing, which owns and operates 38 community newspapers, including the…
Opinion
Domestic violence: Time to say ‘no’ : Editorial
A 71-year-old Bellevue man walked into a Bellevue Police station March 27 and said he had killed his…
Opinion
Learn to merge | Kevin Endejan | Reporter’s Notebook
According to Google Maps, I live exactly 12 miles, or 19 minutes, from the office. Let’s get something…
News
New I-90 HOV lane from Mercer Island to Bellevue now open
Commuters have a better option today for passing heavy traffic on I-90 from Mercer Island to Bellevue with…
News
Sub shop owner breaks a sound barrier
When Ray Park immigrated to the United States from South Korea in 1989, he wanted a piece of…
News
Federal court rules in favor of city in permitting dispute
A federal judge ruled in favor of the city in a dispute with a homeowner who built a…
Sports
Late rally fuels Skyline in win over Newport, lacrosse games available On Demand | Prep sports roundup
The Spartans remained atop the Crest division with a four run seventh inning to top Newport 6-2.
Sports
Phelps Foundation expanding programs to Bellevue | Community recreation news
Beginning in June, the Bellevue Boys and Girls Clubs will be part of the nationwide "im" program to…
Sports
Knights net six in second half to top Bothell | Prep sports roundup
Newport's Daniel Smith finished his first hat trick of the season to give Newport the win over Bothell.
News
Bellevue woman murdered by her husband reflects increase in domestic violence
Jean Schumacher, the 71-year-old Bellevue woman who was murdered by her husband, reflects an increase of domestic violence,…
News
Rare and popular plants part of Audubon sale
Rare plants, popular plants, knowledgeable plant advice, habitat improvement for birds and butterflies: All of that will be…
News
Overlake becomes one of first in the region to perform single-site robotic surgery
Overlake Hospital Medical Center’s Dr. Adel El-Ghazzawy performed one of the region’s first single-site robotic assisted cholecystectomies (gallbladder…
News
Bellevue-based builders group, NLF working to help homeless youth
Straley House, a home for young people who previously were living on the streets or were victims of…
News
High school students do the math about earthquakes
Preparing for disasters such as earthquakes pays. With the help of the city’s Office of Emergency Management, students…
Business
Bellevue firm wins in design contest
Mike Jones, Dean Harris and Yvignette Tang of JPC Architects in Bellevue won first place March 8 in…
Business
Steele joins MulvannyG2
Max Steele has been hired as a senior associate in MulvannyG2 Architecture's headquarter office in Bellevue.