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City to check in with newest residents and greater South Bellevue community
Residents of South Bellevue communities annexed last year still have "new to Bellevue" questions as they transition from King County services. The city will host a community meeting July 18 at the…
Live at Lunch launches
The Bellevue Downtown Association offers a tuneful twist to the lunch hour with the 13th annual Live at Lunch concert series. The series kicks off at noon Tuesday at City Center Plaza and runs…
Swimming area at Meydenbauer Beach reopens
The City of Bellevue has reopened the swimming area at Meydenbauer Beach Park following tests that show bacteria in the water is at a safe level.
The city made a decision Tuesday afternoon to close…
Farmers market moves downtown
From sunflowers to sourdough, live music to local produce, the Bellevue Farmers Market in its new location in the heart of downtown Bellevue (Northeast Sixth Street and 106th Avenue Northeast) offers…
City earns performance measurement program award
Bellevue has again won national recognition for its work in using performance measures to reduce costs and increase the quality of its operations.
It's one of only 28 jurisdictions in the nation…
Police Community Academy accepting applications
The Bellevue Police Department is proud to announce that they are now accepting applications for the 2013 Fall Community Academy.
The Community Academy is a 12-week program for Bellevue residents and…
Swimming area at Meydenbauer Beach closed
In the interest of safety to swimmers, the City of Bellevue has closed the swimming area at Meydenbauer Beach Park, 419-98th Ave. NE, effective Tuesday. The closures are necessary due to high fecal…
Bellevue community centers open for cooling off
With high temperatures expected this week, several Bellevue community centers are open during drop-in hours to help residents stay cool.
Crossroads Community Center, 16000 NE 10th St., 425-452-4874
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New civics class generates buzz
Since it was announced on June 10, the city's new "Bellevue Essentials" class has generated a buzz in the community, with early applications from people who reflect the city's age range and ethnic…