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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.
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Bellevue High School student honored as winner of worldwide illustrating contest
Alice Wang is the youngest winner in the contest’s history.
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SHS Robototes compete in robotics district championship
The Robototes secured a spot in the world championships in Houston.
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Amazon confirms move to Bellevue
The company’s worldwide operations team will make the move by 2023.
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Local gem becomes national treasure
The Mountains to Sound Greenway was recently designated as a National Heritage Area.
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Leadership Eastside hosts panel discussing the American Dream
The panel consisted of Dr. Amy Morrison, president of Lake Washington Institute of Technology, Anne Morisseau, Planning Commissioner…
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Bellevue Chamber awards local businesses for excellence
The 30th annual Eastside Business Awards recognized small business, non-profits and innovation.
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KBCS: 46 years of promoting unrepresented voices
Two-way platform has allowed station team to bond with listeners.
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Eastside Race and Equity Summit returns for second annual event
More than 100 people gathered on March 29 for the second annual Race and Equity Summit.
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Would rent control work in Washington?
Oregon’s new law could lay the blueprint for other states
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Memorial honors late Sammamish High School student
Mother dedicates life to change laws around bullying.
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Dissecting the future of impactful pretrial decision making
Data on inmates not being cohesively collected is needed for decision making, advocates say.
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Learn to ‘play guitar in a day’ at upcoming workshop
Hutchinson set to bring her popular “Learn to Play Guitar in a Day” workshop to Bellevue.
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48th District town hall focuses on education, housing and gun control
Constituents also worried about proposed sexual educational curriculum, election reforms.
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Bellevue begins search for interim men’s shelter location
Current shelter in need of improvements.
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Man arrested for ‘racially-fueled’ malicious harassment on Bellevue bus
He allegedly threatened to kill bus rider, called him ‘stupid Hispanic.’