By Bill Christianson Reporter Newspapers Redmond Reporter Investigators said the fire that destroyed the Ames Lake home of Eighth Congressional…
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Omega Photo is sponsoring a photography contest – “Summer Fun.”
Prizes will be given for best photos and they will be on display from entry date until end of the summer.
Three-year-old Ebony has beautiful big green eyes, a cute round face, and you’ll see the anticipation in her eyes when you come to pet her. All she wants is her happy forever home.
The Bellevue Family YMCA has launched new summer programs for people of all ages, interest and fitness levels. Called “Get Outside with the Y,” the outdoor excursions range from kayaking to area hikes, urban excursions to farmers market tours.
Two Bellevue residents have been named to the spring term honor roll at Oregon State University.
The city of Bellevue has over 38 ongoing volunteer programs and hundreds of volunteer opportunities available, ranging from civic engagement to environmental stewardship to recreation.
Eastside Catholic graduated 125 students in ceremonies at 5 p.m. Sunday, June 8 at Bellevue Community College.
A smattering of incident reports taken from the Bellevue Police Department.
The U.S. Department of Labor has reached a settlement to recover $660,000 in back wages for 70 employees of Malay Satay Hut restaurants in the Eastside’s Overlake area and in Seattle, for alleged violations of the overtime, minimum wage and recordkeeping requirements under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
An unknown person drove a vehicle over a row of foliage in the 7600 block of Northeast 12th Street on Friday, June 20, causing substantial damage to the landscaping, according to Medina Police.
Bellevue Television’s “It’s Your City” program has been named a finalist for 2008 National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA) Government Programming Awards.
A potential controversy over Bridle Trails State Park was avoided early this month when Seattle City Light agreed to drastically reduce the number of trees it would cut down to protect power lines running through the park’s center.
Many among the crowd did not hesitate to shout out the familiar line that the sound of galloping evoked.
“Hi-yo Silver, away!”
The group of nearly 100 people gathered last Friday at the Coast Bellevue Hotel where the Radio Enthusiasts of Puget Sound organization presented “A Grand Salute to Shows and Stars from the Golden Age of Radio.”
The old man was lying in bed, asleep with mouth open and no teeth. A single light bulb hung over his head. It made John Stilz angry then, and it still motivates him 25 years later.
As the East King County Ombudsman for Long-Term Care, Stilz and his team of 15 volunteers advocate and mediate for residents of assisted-living facilities and nursing homes. They currently resolve about 100 issues a year.
Z’Tejas Southwestern Grill will host a six-course dinner paired with six different Patron Tequila cocktails to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue.
United Way of King County today has received a $1 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to support its Campaign to End Chronic Homelessness in King County.
2 p.m.: Bellevue Parks Family Fun Zone opens Bellevue Downtown Park
The original Strawberry Festival ran from 1925 through 1941. World War II brought the festival to a close, as many local farmers were sent to internment camps, and wartime shortages cut into supplies of milk, sugar, and gasoline.
