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Bellevue Reporter’s top 10 most-viewed web stories of 2019
1. Amazon confirms move to Bellevue
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Swedish nurse strike still possible following Dec. 30 negotiations
Not enough progress was made, nurses unions say.
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Hundreds will celebrate the fifth Orca Con this January
Orca Con will be held at the Bellevue Hilton Jan. 10-12.
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City council honors Mayor John Chelminiak, elected officials take oath
Four elected officials were officially sworn in at Bellevue’s City Council meeting.
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Swedish Medical Center nurses could strike by year’s end
Union reps say negotiations have stalled since they began in April.
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Man on stolen utility vehicle arrested
The man was not intoxicated at the time but has previously been convicted for other vehicular misconduct.
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Swedish Medical Center nurses could send notification of strike by year’s end
Union reps say negotiations have stalled since they began in April.
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Who owns King County forestlands?
It’s a hodgepodge mix, but large investment companies own a substantial chunk.
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New park in Newport Hills neighborhood might be ready by November 2020
The Bellevue City Council included funding for the project in its 2019-‘25 CIP plan.
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Hello Kitty celebrates 45 years with interactive pop-up
The Hello Kitty Friends Around the World Tour pop-up runs from Dec. 7-29.
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Catch a train: WA considers an Auburn to Spokane rail line
An east-west route could tie in with the proposed ultra-high-speed rail between B.C. and Portland.
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Eastgate Elementary closes due to flood conditions
All other BSD schools operated under normal conditions.
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Bellevue City Council approves 2019-2020 budget adjustments
The changes are part of the mid-biennium budget review process.
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Regional homelessness authority approved by King County, Seattle
The authority will consolidate crisis response and services into one entity.
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King, Pierce county officials want answers on Sound Transit fare enforcement disparities
The transit agency reported in October that black riders were more likely than others to get fined.