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Schools foundation sets annual luncheon
The Bellevue Schools Foundation will hold its annual Spring for Schools luncheon from 11 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.…
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Lior and Inez Caspi's evening walk with their standard poodle turned into an encounter with an owl at…
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Police: Internal investigation of Bellevue officers to finish in February
The Bellevue Police Department announced today it anticipates completion next month of an internal investigation into a former…
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Shelties, owners show Seahawks Spirit
About 25 shelties and their owners in the Shetland Sheepdog Meet up Group gathered at the Robinswood Dog…
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Emergency blood donations needed following Friday telecom outage
The Puget Sound Blood Center needs to collect approximately 900 standard donations per day to maintain essential inventory,…
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Bellevue schools bond and levy ballots mailed to voters
Local funding has allowed school district to be "way ahead of the game," said board member Chris Marks.
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K-9 unit activity causes temporary street closures
A Police K-9 unit caused several streets in the Eastgate neighborhood north of Bellevue College to be temporarily…
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Display shows change over time in Bellevue
Watch Bellevue transform through photos and displays from its rural roots in the 1880s to today's high-rises during…
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Voices of Bellevue: Duckie Ulrich | Heritage Corner
Eastside Heritage Center’s oral history collection contains over 200 interviews. In the following excerpt from her 2001 oral…
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Strong family foundations yield better child outcomes | Parenting
Last year alone, over 900 families participated in Bellevue College’s affordable parent education program that provided Eastside parents…
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Sacred Heart students show Seahawks spirit
The Sacred Heart School students in Bellevue raised more than $1,000 and gathered plenty of food in a…
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GMO issue back on the table – this time about fish
The push to label genetically modified organisms – termed GMOs – is back on the table in Olympia.…
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Bill would require public officials to take open-records training
Lawmakers are considering a bill that would send public officials and employees to what amounts to open-records school.
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Brothers sentenced for illegally shipping weapons parts to Thailand
A Bellevue man who pleaded guilty in October to charges he conspired with his brother to send out…
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Discover Pass revenue continues to grow | Increase still not enough to make up for budget cuts to state parks
The pass, which is a user fee for vehicle entry into public lands such as state parks and…
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Healthy kids and family fair set at Bellevue College
Bellevue College will host a Healthy Kids, Healthy Families Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 8…
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Author Amy Tan to keynote Literary Lions Gala
Amy Tan, the acclaimed best-selling author of The Joy Luck Club, will provide the keynote presentation at the…
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Bareroot plants offered for sale
The King Conservation District is taking orders for a variety of native trees and shrubs for conservation purposes…
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Man alleges assault while waiting for bus
A man waiting for a bus on 145th Place Southeast in Bellevue reported being assaulted by several teenagers…
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Free days listed for state parks
Washington residents again will get "free days" at state parks when they won't be required to display the…