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Council Roundup: Affordable housing strategy in next phase
In their first council meeting back from the August recess, City Councilmembers were given an update on the affordable housing strategy. The council approved staff's recommendations to move…
Lake Hills Blueberry Festival builds community
The community is invited to the Lake Hills Blueberry Festival, which celebrates local children's return to school, support services and the area's blueberry harvest, on Saturday, Sept. 10, 11 a.m.-1…
Seeking members for Network on Aging
The city of Bellevue is accepting applications from people interested in serving on the Bellevue Network on Aging through 4 p.m., Oct. 7.
The Network on Aging is dedicated to promoting healthy aging…
MyBellevue app gets new look
The City of Bellevue's MyBellevue mobile app has a new look to make it easier to find. The improvements for the app are not just skin deep either, with a streamlined sequence of steps for requesting…
Downtown sculptures bring people, ideas together
The Bellwether Sculpture Exhibition, featured in this month's Lake to Lake television show, showcases sculptures and installations that "bring people together" downtown. Other topics on the September…
Phone dropping burglar arrested
A man suspected in a Bellevue burglary was arrested yesterday after leaving a key piece of evidence at the scene of the crime. On Aug. 25, Bellevue Police responded to a report of a burglary in…
Comment on proposed code changes to reduce stormwater runoff
The City of Bellevue is considering changes to Bellevue's land use code intended to reduce stormwater runoff from redevelopment and new development. People will have an opportunity to comment on the…
Bellevue's oldest building moves
Bellevue's oldest surviving structure, the Burrows Cabin, is moving. Built by Civil War veteran Albert Burrows in 1883, the cabin was transported early Friday from its current spot off of 112th…
New school year features later start time for high schools
Safety is top priority; allowing extra travel time recommended
The first day of school for the Bellevue School District is Thursday, Sept. 1. The Bellevue Police Department, the Transportation…
Sewer main work to impact Bel-Red Road
To increase sewer capacity for anticipated growth, Bellevue Utilities will replace aging pipes along Bel-Red Road between 148th and 152nd avenues. Construction will begin Friday, Aug. 26, and last…