As a former Bellevue School Board member (having been elected three times, serving from 1993-2004), I know only too well that it is not an… Continue reading
Conrad Lee is running for reelection to the Bellevue City Council this fall, and it’s my pleasure to lend my support for his campaign. Mr.… Continue reading
I am writing to express my endorsement for Janice Zahn’s election to the Bellevue City Council. Janice has the integrity and the vision that our… Continue reading
My-Linh Thai is running to retain her seat on the Bellevue School Board, District 5. Having been a parent, community member and teacher in the… Continue reading
I realize it was unbearably hot in Tennessee, but maybe the Seahawks should spend their effort working on plays and their effectiveness on the field… Continue reading
After reading the Seattle Times endorsement for Bellevue City Council Position 6, I was sure they had the title of the article wrong. The article… Continue reading
I am writing in support of Jared Nieuwenhuis in his race for Bellevue City Council, Position 4. I have known Jared both personally and professionally… Continue reading
In a letter to the Bellevue Reporter dated Sept. 22, the writer took issue with professional athletes “taking a knee” during playing of the national… Continue reading
Now is the time of year that faithful devotees write in with gushing praise for their council candidate friends. Having just sat through two hours… Continue reading
As I travel daily, I see a multitude of campaign posters all over the streets. Is there another election day coming up or have all… Continue reading
Walmart uses a carousel method of giving customers their purchases. Cashiers move on to the next customer before ensuring the customer gets all of their… Continue reading
I have been a resident of the Bellevue area for 25 years. Randy Grein is a breath of fresh air needed on the Bellevue City… Continue reading
I am sick and tired of the news media, politicians and anyone else who can get a bully pulpit, giving creditability to the different misfit… Continue reading
As a development professional in the areas of education and well-being, I often meet vulnerable people. During interviews with children and their mothers in the… Continue reading
I was surprised and disappointed that the Bellevue Reporter failed to report on the 13th annual Jubilee Service Day that took place on Saturday, Aug.… Continue reading
Bert Dybdahl recently wrote, and the Bellevue Reporter published a letter, arguing that statues of traitorous defenders of slavery should remain in place because to… Continue reading
Regarding the recent letter, “Let the statues remain.” Those statues were erected long after the Civil War ended. They were built to intimidate people of… Continue reading
Ironically, the only children who don’t have fair access to the new accessible Downtown Bellevue Park are children who require walkers or wheelchairs. The main… Continue reading
As ugly as slavery was, we should not attempt to rewrite history by removing statues of those who fought to preserve it. Only in a… Continue reading
Marriott’s AC Hotel opened on Northeast 4th Street in Downtown Bellevue this week. It looks nice — from street level. But it’s not a tall… Continue reading
