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Meeting to discuss shared work program
Speakers from the Employment Security Department’s Shared Work program will join members of the Washington Association of Accountants…
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Open house set for 120th Ave. NE, Stage 2, project
Business owners and residents living near the Bel-Red and Wilburton areas are invited to attend an 120th Avenue…
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Bellevue School District’s VIBES program helps students – and volunteers
Many of the volunteers in Bellevue’s public schools share a common secret: although their motive for volunteering is…
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City seeks conversion of slough land for light rail
Bellevue is seeking approval to convert 1.06 acres of Mercer Slough Nature Park land to transportation uses to…
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PSE seeking old refrigerators, washing machines to replace for free
Puget Sound Energy is seeking old, inefficient refrigerators and clothes washers and to replace with a limited number…
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Overlake Medical Center to offer free health screenings
People wondering or worried about their blood pressure or cholesterol can get a free health screening next month…
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Former Medina police chief loses discrimination suit
Former Medina Police Chief Jeffrey Chen lost a racial discrimination lawsuit against the city on Aug. 21.
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Author to speak at Bellevue event
Author Frank Schaeffer, whose new book, "Why I am an Atheist Who Still Believes in God," will speak…
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Art Uncorked coming to Mercer Island
Art Uncorked, a new wine and art event, will debut on Mercer Island Sept. 12 with wine, art,…
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Sunrise Rotary croquet tourney raises $30,000
The Bellevue Sunrise Rotary Club's 19th Annual Speed Croquet Tournament and benefit Auction at Marymoor Park raised nearly…
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Foundation awards grants
Several Bellevue organizations were the recipients of grants from the Sheng-Yen Lu Foundation (SYL Foundation) at an award…
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Bellevue College now enrolling students for fall quarter 2014
Bellevue College is enrolling students for fall quarter classes that begin Monday, Sept. 22.
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Repairs along Coal Creek Parkway to close northbound lane Tuesday
Bellevue Utilities crews will attempt to make sidewalk, manhole and wastewater system repairs along the outside northbound lane…
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WSP showcases tools for identifying drugged drivers
Law enforcement officers in Washington are no longer just asking drivers if they've been drinking when they're pulled…
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Bellevue superintendent: Failing schools sends ‘wrong message’
The Bellevue School District draws many parents here to ensure their children receive a top education, but earlier…
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New Bellevue College student trustee to remain humble
Stassney Obregon had just enough time to apply to the Bellevue College Board of Trustees before the 19-year-old…
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Responding police cars collide in downtown Bellevue
Two officers responding to a backup request in Factoria took a detour to the hospital Monday night after…
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Crossroads Community Center closing for theater construction
The Crossroads Community Center will close Sept. 1-14 to accommodate completion of the new Bellevue Youth Theatre in…
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A wide Reach for homes, schools | Volunteers tackle yard work, classroom preparedness
It started with Bellevue First Presbyterian volunteers sprucing up Stevenson Elementary nine years ago. Now, 30 churches make…
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3D Printer World Expo assembles in Bellevue
3D printing has existed in one form or another since the '80s, but its myriad capabilities are quickly…