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Innovative Police-Fire collaboration enhancing community mental health services
Bellevue’s Community Crisis Assistance Team – an innovative collaboration between specially trained police officers and mental health professionals from the Fire Department – has helped more than 100…
Illuminating performance showcases Juneteenth history in city’s third annual event
Living Voices to present historical performance art June 13In honor of Juneteenth, the City of Bellevue invites the community to experience the founding of the United States and the concept of "all…
Conversion of iconic Wilburton Trestle for Eastrail begins
Eastrail successes continue with NE Eighth St. bridge opening June 23Eastrail hit a new milestone Friday, as King County Parks announced the start of the conversion of the iconic Wilburton Trestle…
Council Roundup: City Manager selection process moves forward
Plus, summer recreation programs, Community Crisis Assistance Team progress and best of 425On Tuesday, the City Council was presented with the results of interviews and surveys conducted by an…
2 Line arrives on Lake to Lake
The latest Lake to Lake episode captures the excitement of light rail opening in Bellevue, with testimonials from delighted residents. Also, a visit with the permit center, tips on preparedness from…
Lakemont Blvd. to reopen week of June 10
With a new bridge on Lakemont Boulevard nearly complete, the key South Bellevue arterial is expected to reopen the week of June 10. The street has been closed to drivers since last fall, when the…
Explore Bellevue on Lake to Lake Bike Ride
Routes for different skill levels and free kids rideThe 11th annual Lake to Lake Bike Ride on Saturday, June 8, will provide riders of all levels and abilities with an opportunity to experience…
Council Roundup: Next step in tree code updates advanced
Plus, updates on safe parking, the Eastgate housing campus and economic development workOn Tuesday evening, the City Council heard proposed amendments to the city’s land use code to update tree…
Planning for healthier streams in Bellevue
The City of Bellevue is developing its first Watershed Management Plan to improve the health of our streams, lakes and wetlands over the next 20 years, and wants to hear from area residents and…
With county grant, NBCC to provide more programs for older adults
The North Bellevue Community Center has been awarded a $220,000 King County grant to expand its continuing mission as a hub of activity for older adults.