Two Bellevue organizations have been named as 2008 Outstanding Philanthropists by the Association of Fundraising Professionals – Washington Chapter.
Julie and Ben Varon have teamed up with Grover Naslund to open Realty Executives Evergreen in Factoria. The three worked together for over a decade at John L Scott,
Bellevue artist Fred Lisaius brought his wooden bench to life using brush stokes of pale greens and blues harmonizing with yellows, oranges and pinks – colors reminiscent of the changing seasons in the Northwest.
Bellevue-based City University of Seattle has appointed Judy Hinrichs, M.Ed. as the dean of the Albright School of Education and Dr. Kurt Kirstein, Ed.D. as the dean of the School of Management. Both Hinrichs and Kirstein have been serving as interim deans of their respective schools.
A woman was raped in Bellevue this past Friday, September 19, after a man forcefully grabbed her and pinned her to the ground. The stranger rape took place at at 110th Avenue Northeast and 2nd Street at 11:21 p.m. The suspect was caught shortly after.
Crews paving this weekend means drivers heading northbound on I-405 in Bellevue should plan extra time for their trips and…
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Back to school is a special time. One million students in Washington state will fill their backpacks with new books, nervous energy and optimism and board yellow buses to return to school.
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Navy Seaman Recruit Crystal J. Thompson, daughter of Rosalia A. Sullivan of Bellevue recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.
Higgins is a six-year-old VERY shy orange tabby who’s been at our shelter since early June. He is usually hiding in his bed so people think his cage is empty but he’s there. Higgins is really sweet and comes alive in your lap, purring quietly. He will be dreaming of a special angel to take him home.
Metro will make changes to its bus service Saturday, Sept. 20, some of which affect Bellevue.
A public forum, “Police and the Community, Building Bridges of Understanding and Collaboration,” will be held from 6-9 p.m. today at North Bellevue Community Center, 4063-148th Ave. N.E.
People can take a close look at the newest of Bellevue Community College’s 17 public, parent-cooperative preschools from 10-11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 25.
People who live, work or travel in the Bel-Red or Overlake areas, and especially residents of east Bellevue, may want to attend an upcoming open house today. The city is seeking input on possible transportation improvements in east Bellevue.
Following a two-week delay, Bellevue students are back to hitting the books this week as the extended summer break finally came to an end Monday.
