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Bellevue launches open data portal
Today, the City of Bellevue launched its open data portal, which is intended to help the city share its progress in achieving intended results with residents and other stakeholders.
The open data…
More funding for Eastside shelters
The Eastside women's and men's winter shelters in Bellevue have received $50,000 each in additional funding from King County to expand capacity.
The emergency funding will allow both shelters to…
Civil rights hero featured on BTV
This month, the Lake to Lake television show shares the inspirational visit of Terrance Roberts, a historic figure at the center of school integration in the 1950s. It also features …
Construction to start for Wilburton sewer project
Bellevue Utilities is making improvements needed to increase sewer capacity to meet growth demands and to replace aging infrastructure. Construction activities will begin Feb. 26 and last through…
Water main replacement impacts NE 24th St
Bellevue Utilities will replace an aging water main along Northeast 24th Street beginning Monday, Feb. 15, through May 31. The work will ensure a reliable water supply for residents.
During…
Bellevue joins Eastside effort to combat racism
Mayor John Stokes and city leaders invited the community to take personal steps to eliminate racism Wednesday at City Hall.
The goal of the event (video) was to unite Eastside communities in an…
Council Roundup: Trails emphasized in park plan
Also, Olympic Pipeline franchise and ST3 discussed
The City Council expressed enthusiastic support Monday for a long-range parks plan updated to include downtown urban trails and parts of a "…
Misaligned intersection to be fixed
One of the city's busiest, most inconvenient intersections is about to get straightened out, literally, but before that happens crews must close some lanes to complete their work.
The heavily-…
Northup Way construction begins
Next week, work begins on the construction of bike lanes and sidewalks on both sides of Northup Way between Northeast 24th Street and Northeast 33rd Place. The project will also include a pedestrian…
Council Roundup: City OKs $75,000 for Music Works NW
The City Council on Monday unanimously voted to accept a funding agreement to allocate $75,000 from the Capital Investment Program Budget to Music Works Northwest. As part of the agreement, Music…