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Emerging leaders from across the city will celebrate their graduation from the first-ever Bellevue Essentials course, designed to give people a grasp of the nuts and bolts of city government.
Members…
How can residents utilize websites, blogs and social media to better engage their neighbors and build a more cohesive neighborhood? What's the best online tool for neighborhoods in this era of…
More than 11,000 people in Bellevue are uninsured. As a result of the Affordable Care Act, uninsured or under-insured residents can now shop for health insurance that fits their needs and budgets.…
Women from around the world will share stories about maternity care and birth during the next Cultural Conversations meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 1-2:30 p.m., at Crossroads Community Center.
The…
In September the city, the Indo-American Friendship Forum and the Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle hosted Nirupama Rao, ambassador of India to the U.S., at a special event at…
Neighborhood leaders and others interested in becoming more involved in their neighborhood are invited to a gathering at City Hall to participate in roundtable discussions and to hear from top city…
What did you learn about money as a girl? What was talked about and perhaps more importantly, what was not talked about in your home? These questions will be explored by Bellevue women from around…
The city's Neighborhood Mediation Program has training openings for volunteers with a positive attitude, good communications skills and the ability to help people resolve problems. Other important…
There is a vacancy on the Planning Commission, and people interested in serving on the City Council-appointed board have until Aug. 18 to apply.
The Planning Commission reviews and proposes…