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Neighborhood liaisons connect the citizens with their city
Providing residents with city information and resources.
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Homelessness may be trending down after seven years
A press release from the annual count showed a reduction in people living without a home.
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Preteen hits mother with hockey stick, mother refuses to press charges | Police Blotter
Police blotter for April 23-28.
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City discusses future transportation projects
Projects on tap for the city top $100 million combined.
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Local Girls Scouts help endangered animals through art contest
To earn their silver Girl Scout award, three Tillicum students created an art contest to raise awareness about…
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All-female cast take on “Les Miserables” at Forest Ridge
Forest Ridge School of the Sacred Heart in Bellevue to perform “Les Miserables” April 26-28.
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Bellevue celebrates Arbor Day – Earth Day
The day consisted of volunteer projects, interactive eco-stations, and a ceremonial Arbor Day Tree planting.
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Bellevue restaurants reopen after assumed norovirus outbreak
The Bellevue restaurants reported at least 31 cases and have since disinfected each location.
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King County wants to end deportation flights for ICE
Legal challenge expected from federal government.
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April 2019 special election preliminary results
LWSD levy passing; Fall City fire merger and hospital bond coming up short.
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Ride-share driver suspected of sexually assaulting Bellevue passenger
Man is also suspect for SeaTac incident.
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Men’s shelter construction leads to search for secondary location in Bellevue
Congregations for the Homeless is looking for a shelter location during the summer months.
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Local recreation club harnessed human power
Samena Swim & Recreation Club recently installed human-powered treadmills to celebrate Earth Day.
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Bellevue College rallies for higher education funding
Staff and faculty rally in support of funding for higher education.
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Police chief: Increased Crossroads violent acts may be gang related
Officers pledge higher presence in neighborhood.
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Libraries are places of connection and community pride | Library column
Written by Lisa Rosenblum, the director of the King County Library System.
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St. Jude’s Service Day Program helps combat poverty
The annual service day helps organizations that help Eastside communities experiencing poverty and abuse.
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Senior focused Bridge class begins May 1
Bellevue’s Bill Flora is aiming to build his own community of senior Bridge players this May.
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Double-deckers descend on the Eastside
The new 14.5-foot tall buses will run from Everett to Bellevue, with stops in Bothell and Kirkland.