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Bellevue resident and police officer honored for capture of rapist
Late one night last September, a woman was raped in downtown Bellevue. The man fled the scene, but…
Life
Bellevue Chamber Chorus presents Haydn Fest on May 30
Bellevue Chamber Chorus will celebrate its 25th anniversary season finale with Haydn Fest, a program honoring the 200th…
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UPDATE: Missing Bellevue man found safe in Yakima
Bruce Campbell, an 83-year-old Alzheimer’s patient who went missing from his home on West Lake Sammamish Parkway Northeast…
Life
Maggiano’s to serve up gluten-free dinner May 30
Maggiano’s restaurant in Bellevue will be offering a gluten-free three-course dinner on May 30. The meal includes crab-stuffed…
Letters to the Editor
Bellevue Schools Foundation can help Bellevue children
Budget cuts are always difficult especially when they affect our children in Bellevue’s public schools. While many people…
Letters to the Editor
Light rail needs its own bridge across Lake Washington
During the past weeks I-90 Express Lanes were closed for maintenance and the resulting congestion during peak rush-hours…
Life
Champagne Garden Gala set August 23 at elegant Medina garden
Proceeds to Benefit the renovation of the Northwest Perennial Alliance Border at the Bellevue Botanical Garden The Northwest…
Business
Bellevue City Council honors top commercial recyclers
The Bellevue City Council honored two Bellevue businesses and a local school outstanding recycling efforts. The top business…
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Bellevue launches new online recession resource guide
With local social services agencies reporting a dramatic jump in demand with the recession, Bellevue has launched an…
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Bellevue-based State Patrol Trooper wins state award
Trooper Richard Bjorkman, stationed out of the Bellevue office, has been selected as the 2008 Chief Will Bachofner…
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Planners propose regs on ‘megahomes’
The Bellevue Planning Commission voted May 13 to recommend a package of code amendments that the City Council…
Letters to the Editor
Bellevue is a city that cares
With all the bad news out there, I wanted to share my wonderful experience with Bellevue. While visiting…
Letters to the Editor
Tax protests hypocritical
Regarding the tax protest day, let’s see, white, affluent Republican Bellevuites protesting taxes from Obama that haven’t even…
Letters to the Editor
A lot of money for bike stencils
Last year, I noticed that the city of Bellevue stenciled bicycles on each side of 161st Avenue SE…
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Deaths | May 21
Atherton, Barbara S., 5/9/2009, Bellevue, 92 Bayless, Erminia, 5/12/2009, Bellevue, 63 Bryant, Claire V., 5/6/2009, Bellevue, 87 Dubois,…
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Police Blotter | May 21
April 28 Burglary: Between 8:10 a.m. and 2:55 p.m., 1700 block of 144th Avenue Southeast. Unknown suspect(s) broke…
Life
Seattle Symphony recital to feature members of orchestra
Seattle Symphony’s New Chamber Series, designed to showcase the talents of individual members of the orchestra, continues with…
Life
Columbia Choirs sets festival at Benaroya Hall
Columbia Choirs will celebrate their 25th Anniversary with a festival concert at Seattle’s Benaroya Hall, at 3 p.m.,…
Life
Zakiyyah Alexander named ACT’s 2009 New Play Award winner
Playwright Zakiyyah Alexander has been named ACT’s 2009 New Play Award winner for her play Sweet Maladies. Two…
Life
Rep to stage The 39 Steps
The 39 Steps, the hit Broadway comedy based on Alfred Hitchcock’s thriller, will replace Hay Fever in the…