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Man arrested after two dozen dumpster fires in Bellevue, Redmond
The homeless man set between 22 and 24 dumpster fires before he was arrested by Bellevue police.
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King County law enforcement agencies deploy emphasis patrols for Labor Day weekend
The emphasis patrols will be from Aug. 17-Sept. 3.
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Boys and Girls Club receive funds to support college and career readiness
Boys and Gilrs Club of Bellevue awarded 2018 Bill Henningsgaard Fund for Children.
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DOH provides steps to keep safe from wildfire smoke
Air quality degraded by wildfires across the state.
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New study confirms historical presence of grizzlies in Washington
The federal government hopes to rebuild a dwindling Washington grizzly population.
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Master Builders Association hires Issaquah resident as new COO
Jeremy Hall joins MBAKS Aug. 13.
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NE 8th to close Aug. 15-Sept. 16 for culvert replacement
NE 8th Steet closure extended to mid Sept.
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One Table has no clear game plan for tackling regional crisis
Seattle and King County’s joint task force to address the crisis still only has vague strategies.
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City Council agrees to launch neighborhood area plans
The process will begin with the NE and NW areas, followed by Crossroads and Newport areas in 2020.
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City seeks nine volunteers for Bellevue Diversity Advisory Network
Applications for city’s Diversity Advisory Network due Aug. 20
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Five students receive scholarships through BECU Foundation
BECU invests in student financial health through scholarship and internship program.
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Homebuyers encouraged, “but still on edge,” while sellers face reality check
New figures from Northwest MLS show year-over-year improvement in inventory (up 6.5 percent), but modest drops on both…
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Bellevue neighbors rally as a welcoming community
Locals organized an anti-hate rally on Sunday in response to white supremacist fliers.
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NE 8th to close Aug. 15-31 for culvert replacement
NE 8th street will close for 17 days, starting Aug. 15.
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Letters from Home show to support veterans
Bellevue Meydenbauer Theatre to host Letters from Home show Aug. 18.
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City council seeks candidate for Environmental Services Commission
Applications are due by 5 p.m., Friday, Aug. 24.
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The race is on to build out 5G on the Eastside
Verizon and Mobilitie have submitted several applications to install the small cell network facilities around Bellevue.
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King County Executive proposes discount for low-income solid waste customers
The proposal would help low-income customers better afford the basic costs of living.
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Initiatives 1631 and 1634 qualify for the 2018 general election
Secretary of State certified the intiatives for the November election.