It was a good night for Bellevue Democrats as early voting gave them leads over their Republican opponents Tuesday night.
If the measure of a man’s life is based on the amount of joy he brought to others, it would be hard not to consider Scott Patrick’s the standard against which all others are judged.
Bellevue residents headed to the opening of the Snoqualmie Casino near North Bend on Thursday and later this week could encounter traffic gridlock in areas around the casino, including residential neighborhoods, the city of North Bend, and even onto I-90.
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The Bellevue Reporter publishes a pet for adoption each Wednesday and Saturday. Wednesday features pets from the King County facility in Crossroads. Saturday features pets from the Seattle Humane Society, located at the junction of I-405 and I-90. ”
A group of local grade-school students used its annual costume party last week to show that Halloween can be more than just a candy grab.
David J. Smukowski of Bellevue has received the 2008 University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Engineering Distinguished Achievement Award.
Cruise Holidays of Bellevue will host On Stage Alaska, a free multi-media Alaska travel presentation created to provide a glimpse of the history, scenic grandeur, wildlife and friendliness of the people to those planning an Alaska vacation.
Patty Luzzi is coming home.
Volunteers from 10 churches, mosques and synagogues hammered away at a construction site at Snoqualmie Ridge recently to help six families get a new home.
The event, Together We Build, is an Interfaith Coalition of Christians, Jews, and Muslims working together to build houses for low-income families in East King County. The activity is now in its seventh year.
The thunderous rumble that blasted through the Northwest at 2:45 p.m. and lasted six minutes Sunday was not another rainstorm.
It was a sea of more than 3,000 drummers banging their drum sets in sync – setting a world record – and creating a new one for the first time.
Costco has abandoned the idea of opening a store at Bellevue’s Kelsey Creek Center, leaving the majority of the property undeveloped following the closing of a Kmart story several years ago.
Breast Cancer Awareness month ended with the dawn of November, and the coaches at Bellevue’s Action Athletics are feeling relief – at least in their arms and tummies.
For many older adults, independent living is an important factor in the quality of their lives. To help seniors find resources to help them stay at home as they age, there will be a “Home Sweet Home Fair” from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8 at Bellevue City Hall, 450 110th N.E.
Bellevue developer Kemper Freeman Jr. will be the subject of a “toast” Sunday, Nov. 9 at The Westin in Bellevue.
More than 150 residents of all ages turned out for the area’s first Walk from Obesity on Sunday, Sept. 28 at Bellevue High School, hosted by Overlake Hospital Medical Center. As a result of their efforts — both walking and fundraising — more than $15,000 was raised to help fund obesity prevention, education and research.
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Highway construction crews will continue work on several projects in Bellevue next week.
Work is expected on the new southbound I-405 bridge over I-90, the bridge over Southeast Eighth Street, freeway widening from 112th Avenue Southeast to Southeast Eighth Street and several retaining walls.