Letters to the Editor
Legal scholarship lacking on health care
Our country’s founding fathers defined congressional power in Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution as regulating commerce…
Letters to the Editor
Gregoire should have known better
So, Gov. Gregoire says, “I hate my budget.” I have personally and professionally found her statements on our…
Letters to the Editor
Government workers need to share the pain
Government workers seem to be feeling attacked, under-appreciated and fear losing their jobs because many politicians and taxpayers…
News
Cascade Water Alliance gets water rights package
The Washington State Department of Ecology (DOE) on Wednesday officially granted the Cascade Water Alliance its water rights…
Business
Banner Bank hires Jim McLean
Banner Bank has added Jim McLean to their team at the Bellevue Lending Center.
News
Six Bellevue Scouts complete service projects
Six Scouts from Bellevue's Troop 626 completed service projects this year, a key step on their way to…
News
Bellevue reviews south Kirkland Park-&-Ride plan
It's called the South Kirkland Park-&-Ride, but with half of it in the city of Bellevue, the City…
News
Severe Weather Shelter opening Friday night
Bellevue’s Severe Weather Shelter at Crossroads Community Center will be open Friday starting at 8:30 p.m. in anticipation…
Business
Marlice Gulacsik Joins Overlake Service League board
Marlice Gulacsik, co-founder and principal of GA Creative, an integrated branding and advertising firm, has recently joined the…
News
Nebraska man arrested for hate crime following confrontation on King County Metro bus
King County prosecutors have filed charges of malicious harassment against a 23-year-old homeless man who insulted another man's…
Letters to the Editor
Read the First Amendment
With reference to the letter captioned “Where are the adults?,” which appeared on Dec 10, I would like…
News
Bellevue council moves forward with plan for Meydenbauer park
The City Council Monday adopted a plan for a new park on Meydenbauer Bay, which lays out how…
Life
Bellevue’s very own Nutcracker ballet | No need to venture across the water for this holiday tradition
Kabby Mitchell III directs Ballet Bellevue dancers in the Eastside's very own "Nutcracker," complete with live orchestra of…
News
Eagle Scout award presented as father, grandfather (both Eagle Scouts) look on
Kurt Peterson was awarded Eagle Scout at a court of honor at the Somerset Ward of Church of…
News
Extra law enforcement patrols to target impaired drivers
Law enforcement agencies will be adding extra patrols this weekend to target impaired drivers.
Life
Come audition for Master Chorus Eastside
Master Chorus Eastside is holding auditions for openings in the alto, tenor and bass sections for the remainder…
News
Bellevue Police dog Bosco, dies after heroic career
The Bellevue Police Department has lost an unlikely hero. With his partner, he worked the streets of Bellevue…
News
How your legislators voted
The following Roll Call Report is from the Dec. 11, 2010 Special Session.
News
Residents asked to report rain-related damages to city’s Office of Emergency Management
Following heavy rain and resulting flooding in Bellevue over the weekend, residents and businesses officials ask that residents…