Overlake Hospital is making changes to its offerings for senior citizens, including cutting one of its programs – Senior Connections.
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“Turok” is more than a first-person shooter video game with a cult following. It’s also a musical suite.
As the Native American hero, Turok, fights dinosaurs – the soundtrack of his journey is marked by bombastic percussion, repetitive motifs in string and brass fanfares; then it slows down with long melodies for cellos and french horns.
It wasn’t an easy decision. But for Steven Goldfarb, closing the Seattle location of his family’s jewelry business, Alvin Goldfarb Jeweler, had to be done.
After adding the location at 600 Union St., Seattle five years ago, the Bellevue jeweler was doubling its efforts but not its profits. Going from store to store was diluting the time Goldfarb could dedicate the overall quality of Alvin Goldfarb Jeweler as a whole.
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I am on a mission to be a cowgirl ever since seeing Village Theatre’s new musical “Annie Get Your Gun.” Or at least, to look like one.
Karen Ann Ledger did a fantastic job bringing out the old-timey beauty in female actors, from bandanna sashes and wide-brimmed hats to frilly petticoats and lace-up booties. Similarly, the male performers were transformed into boot-clickin’ buckaroos.
You won’t find a big dance number or a fanciful, fictional plot in Interlake High School’s next play, “The Laramie Project.”
Instead, audience members will be confronted with a play based on a horrific true story: In 1998, a gay college student named Matthew Shepard was kidnapped, severely beaten and left to die, tied to a fence on the outskirts of Laramie, Wyoming.
Challenger Steve McConnell took the majority of votes at 50.55 percent over Incumbent Betsy Johnson’s 49.23 percent in the race for Bellevue School Board District No. 1, Tuesday night.
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The Executive Development Institute (EDI), held a gala dinner honoring 62 graduates with more than 250 sponsors, mentors, friends and family in attendance at the Hilton Bellevue, last Thursday. The EDI graduates represented emerging leaders and managers from leading Pacific Northwest companies.
The Bellevue School Board was briefed Tuesday on school crowding, setting the stage for possibly redrawing school attendance boundaries. The district emphasized that it doesn’t have any timeline for making any changes.
From the green skin of the Wicked Witch of the West, to the gun-totin’, sharp-shootin’ ways of a cowgirl, Vicki Noon stands out with the characters she portrays on stage.
With a powerhouse voice and lauded acting chops, it’s no wonder Noon made it from Village Theatre’s KIDSTAGE program to Broadway. Fresh from the national tour of “Wicked,” the 26-year-old Newcastle native will return to the Eastside to star as Annie Oakley in Village Theatre’s “Annie Get Your Gun,” premiering Nov. 9.
Debbie Nordstrom comes by her love of antiques honestly.
As a child, playing in the fields at her grandmother’s place in Maple Valley, Nordstrom would drop everything at the sound of a bell. Mounted to the top of the farmhouse door, it rang whenever customers had come to buy antiques.
In a studio in Pacific Northwest Ballet’s Francia Russell Center, a smiling Jensine Winther presses the camera button on her iPad, capturing an image of her 10-year-old daughter, Rose Hayden, at the barre.
Mars Hill church reopens in John Danz building downtown
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While an Olympic medal next year could be within her grasp, boxer Alex Love is very much the underdog.
From moving across the country to train at the boxing hubs in Colorado, to putting her all into daily training sessions, the Interlake High School graduate has worked hard to overcome being a 22-year-old boxing newcomer.
Interlake High School graduate, Alex Love, has qualified for the February 2012 Olympic Trials in women’s boxing.
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