Redmond Police are seeking the public’s help in finding a driver of a Nissan sedan who hit a Bellevue teenage bicyclist Wednesday morning and then left the scene.
Between running for re-election and planning for her daughter’s upcoming wedding, Gov. Christine Gregoire has her work cut out for her.
Tolls to cross Lake Washington could cost commuters $6.85 a round trip, be levied on both the I-90 and 520 bridges and change people’s decision to cross the bridge itself, according to a new study unveiled Wednesday in Bellevue.
Two-year-old Ricky gets along with everything – adults, children, cats, and dogs. He’s still adjusting to the shelter and might act a bit wary but don’t be fooled.
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The Bellevue Arts Museum ArtsFair – the largest annual arts festival in the Pacific Northwest – is expected to draw more than 350,000 visitors to downtown Bellevue this weekend.
Southbound lanes on I-405 from Southeast Eighth Street to I-90 will be completely closed for three weekends in August as construction crews remove the Wilburton Tunnel.
Two years ago, Mora Shaw died.
Today, she is a cheerful 20-year-old ready to start her second year of college at Western Washington University — and, to her family, a miracle — although she blushes to hear that description.
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Students from the Bellevue area have graduated from the University of Washington this quarter. They are:
People are invited to vote for their favorite container in Wells Medina Nursery’s Employee Container Competition.
Three Bellevue residents, Preston and Cameron Lull along with their mother, Julie Lull, participated in a drug awareness event at Seattle Center on Saturday, June 28 to highlight the need for drug education. Preston and Cameron are part of the Drug-Free Marshals & Mentors group – a youth drug education and prevention program launched by the Church of Scientology in 1993.
Nine Bellevue students have received National Merit Scholarships financed by colleges and universities.
Mathew Ruddell, son of William Ruddell and Rosalind Renshaw of Bellevue, received a $2,000 President’s Scholarship for the 2008-2009 and 2009-2010 academic years at Western Washington University.
The board for Leadership Eastside approved a new slate of officers and directors at its June board meeting. New officers include: chair Betty Spieth (Langton Spieth); chair-elect Drew Magill (The Boeing Company); immediate past chair Jennifer Davies (Symetra Financial); vice-chair curriculum/programs Eric Svaren (Groupsmith, Inc.); vice chair year two/three programs Kathy Hunter (Seattle Times and LE ’08 graduate); vice-chair finance Mike DePuydt (Senderra Corp.); vice-chair marketing Ed Belleba (Friends of Youth); and vice-chair alumni Jeni Craswell (WesTech and LE ’08 graduate).
