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Bellevue completes citywide tree canopy assessment

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Bellevue completes citywide tree canopy assessment

The Bellevue city council heard the results of the latest citywide tree canopy assessment.

Student designs RFID system to enhance school safety; named top 30 finalist in STEM competition

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Student designs RFID system to enhance school safety; named top 30 finalist in STEM competition

Newport High School student is named among top young scientists in the country.

Factoria Recycling and Transfer Station wins Best Project award

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Factoria Recycling and Transfer Station wins Best Project award

The Factoria Recycling and Transfer Station has been recognized with a Best Project award.

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Bellevue trustee company settles with servicemembers

The company is being liquidated to repay active servicemembers who were illegally foreclosed on.

State Supreme Court strikes down death penalty

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State Supreme Court strikes down death penalty

All nine justices found the use of capital punishment in Washington state unconstitutional and racially biased.

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B.C. pipeline rupture halts trash service to many Eastside cities

Waste Management fleet without fuel; PSE has urged customers to reduce consumption.

Incarcerated and infirmed: How Northwest Detention Center is failing sick inmates

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Incarcerated and infirmed: How Northwest Detention Center is failing sick inmates

Inadequate medical care plagues immigrants at facility, but ICE claims otherwise

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No more plastic bags at Bellevue QFC stores

Other stores to follow Bellevue lead throughout 2019.

New elementary relieves overcrowding in Bellevue

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New elementary relieves overcrowding in Bellevue

Wilburton Elementary partners with Microsoft’s Flagship School initiative.

Bellevue residents hold rally to oppose Puget Sound Energy transmission line

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Bellevue residents hold rally to oppose Puget Sound Energy transmission line

Residents gathered at 148th Avenue SE to oppose Puget Sound Energy’s transmission line project.

Workers picket Freedom Foundation annual dinner in Bellevue

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Workers picket Freedom Foundation annual dinner in Bellevue

Several unions and worker organizations came together to picket the conservative think tank.

Three Metro drivers receive Operator of the Year award

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Three Metro drivers receive Operator of the Year award

The first-ever three-way tie for King County Metro Operator of the Year occurred this year as three bus…

Suspect assaults bus driver while in transit | Police blotter

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Suspect assaults bus driver while in transit | Police blotter

The Bellevue police blotter for Sept. 13, courtesy of the Bellevue Beat Blog.

Executive Dow Constantine proposes $11.6 Billion budget

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Executive Dow Constantine proposes $11.6 Billion budget

With King County’s finances already stretched thin, Constantine’s budget largely maintains current services while making investments in transit,…

Bellevue City Council hears report on possible gas tax replacement

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Bellevue City Council hears report on possible gas tax replacement

A pilot program researching possible gas tax replacement was presented to the Bellevue City Council.

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Emergency alert network test scheduled for Oct. 3

“Presidential Alert” will be sent to all cell phones within participating wireless carriers

27 BSD school buses will have paddle cameras, and violators will receive a $419 fine. Photo courtesy of Bellevue School District.

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“It scares us to death”: School bus drivers get paddle cams for rogue drivers

27 BSD school buses will have paddle cameras; violators receive $419 fine.

Shannon Walker, center, answers a question from the audience at an autonomous vehicle policy conference on Sept. 19. She was joined in a panel by Steve Marshall, left, and Dr. Anne Brown. Aaron Kunkler/staff photo

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Self-driving vehicles are coming and cities know it

Public and private sector representatives met to discuss the future of autonomous vehicle policy.

ELAP, Microsoft offer free legal help

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ELAP, Microsoft offer free legal help

Bellevue Wills Clinic offers free legal help to low-income King County residents on Saturday, Sept. 29.

Bellevue police pose with Adem Redzovic, a jiu-jitsu practitioner who was brought in by officer Craig Hanaumi to give a seminar at the BPD. Photo courtesy of the Bellevue Police Department and Craig Hanaumi

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Now hiring: Bellevue police recruits from all walks of life

While some outreach is focused on the martial arts community, BPD seeks any qualified applicant.