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Deadline extended for performance survey responses
The city has extended the deadline for residents who want to have a say on the 2013 annual community survey. This survey supplements the city's statistically valid annual survey that closed on Feb 10…
Bowlers could help cold case murder investigation
Members of a bowling team at the Sun Villa Lanes in Eastgate in 1980 could help police establish a connection between Michael Allan Halgren, charged in January with first-degree murder, and Susan…
Council Roundup: Comments on light rail code changes
Residents who live near the future East Link light rail line in Bellevue, along with other interested speakers, weighed in Monday on proposed land use code amendments under consideration by the City…
Eastside Green Business Challenge winners announced
Winners of the 2012 Eastside Green Business Challenge have been named. The Challenge's top 10 performers received special honors and a "Green Office Makeover" from Office Depot, sponsors of the…
Council to hold hearing on code changes regarding light rail
The City Council will hold a public hearing Monday, Feb. 11, to take comments on proposed amendments to Bellevue's land use code that will govern permitting, development standards and design…
Witness sought in Munchbar shooting
Bellevue Police are looking for a man they believe witnessed a Dec. 24 shooting at the Munchbar downtown. A Seattle man was killed in the shooting in the crowded bar, and surveillance…
New playground would inspire Lucy
For children with disabilities, going to most playgrounds can be more frustrating than fun. "Inspiration Playground," to be built at Bellevue Downtown Park, is intended to serve kids of all…
Annual performance survey now open to all residents
The city has initiated its 16th annual survey to assess residents' satisfaction with municipal services, but this year it comes with a twist. For the first time, Bellevue is offering residents who…
Council Roundup: Foul called on roosters
At the request of some residents troubled by a noisy rooster, the City Council Monday asked staff to draft a proposal limiting ownership of them and peacocks and peahens, noted for their alarming…
Cultural Conversation to focus on mourning practices
Bellevue residents from all over the world will get an opportunity to share their stories and their rituals around death and dying at a Cultural Conversations meeting on Tuesday Feb. 12, at the…