GA Creative, a Bellevue-based graphic design and marketing firm, has received several awards recently.
Would you like to be buried or cremated? A fancy casket or a biodegradable coffin? Ashes sprinkled over the Puget Sound or launched into space? A somber church service or a party with live music?
Gregory Carruthers has been named manager for Wells Fargo’s Overlake Park location.
Bellevue’s Clark Nuber, a CPA and consulting firm, has been honored, for the second time, by being selected as one of the “50 Best Small & Medium Companies to Work for in America.”
Johnston Architects has been selected by the King County Library System for the Bellevue Library Parking Expansion Project.
Nancy Wallace, a seasoned Pilates instructor, has opened the downtown Bellevue-based, ‘Core Pilates’ Studio.
Scott Hardin has joined Cascade Water Alliance as Director of Finance and Administration. He will begin his duties with the regional water planning and supply system August 4.
John L. Scott Real Estate has launched a mobile version of the company’s Web site, www.JohnLScott.com. With the new service, people in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho can search for nearby properties and look up comprehensive listing information on their cellular phone by going to M.JohnLScott.com.
Lakeville Homes of Bellevue won an award at the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties annual Remodeling Excellence Awards (REX) banquet held June 21 at the Spirit of Washington Event Center in Renton.
Bellevue-based Crayons All Natural Beverage Company has raised more than $156,000 for charities around the world as part of its inaugural “Pink Lemonade Brigade,” a nation-wide lemonade stand fundraiser empowering kids to support a charity of their choice.
Members of Bellevue-headquartered Associated Builders and Contractors of Western Washington’s retro program have earned a collective $4.6 million refund for the 350 members who participated in the ABC Retro Program for the three most recent plan years.
Plan members receive a financial incentive to increase their safety awareness, since members who experience low claim costs can earn refunds.
One of the nation’s biggest names in real estate, Sotheby’s International Realty, has launched a new office in Downtown Bellevue, tapping into the luxury Washington property market on the Eastside.
Johnston Architects has been selected by the King County Library System for the Bellevue Library Parking Expansion Project, which is part of the King County Library System Capital Bond Program.
The ushering in of the flagship Safeway store on the corner of Bellevue Way and Northeast Second Street signified both a historical end and a new beginning. As the new store prepared for its grand opening to the public on June 27, the old Safeway located across the street closed its doors after 48 years of business.
Patients are the inspiration behind the design of the Group Health Bellevue Medical Center, which will open July 1. The four-story, 190,000 square-foot medical center will be home to the largest multi-specialty practice in East King County with 125 physicians representing more than 25 medical specialties.
Shonna Bohlman has been promoted to Clinic Manager at Apple Physical Therapy’s Bellevue clinic.
Bellevue engineering firm Cary Kopczynski & Company has received an award from the Post-Tensioning Institute for work on the Cosmopolitan in Seattle.
Strong development activity and moderate job growth will fuel Bellevue’s economy over the next several years.
That was the prediction delivered to the City Council Monday by City Budget Manager Jonathan Swift, who said Bellevue’s economic outlook is generally positive, but increased inflation and a slowing of the housing market could dampen growth.
Symetra Financial again has been recognized as a workplace leader for commute reduction.
Commuter Challenge, a non-profit organization devoted to solving Puget Sound transportation issues, named Peg Randles of Symetra as one of the winners of the 2008 Diamond Award for excellence in coordinating employee transportation programs.
Marymoor Park is a magnet for animal lovers — and now there’s a new attraction: A deluxe, self-serve dog wash facility across from the off-leash area and community garden section, also known as the Pea Patch. Entering from West Lake Sammamish Parkway, follow the signs to Wash Spot.
