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Do you have a passion for the environment and Bellevue’s parks, trails and open space? Applications are being accepted for a free master naturalist training program, designed to develop a group of…

Visitors to Bellevue’s indoor recreation facilities – as well as performance/conference venues, bars and restaurants – will soon be required to show proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or a negative…

Plus, national roadway safety award and fish passage projects On Monday, the City Council received its twice-yearly progress report on Bellevue’s Affordable Housing Strategy, including code and…

Hundreds sign up for free trees  The colors of autumn are beginning to appear on trees in our area and the rain is starting, which means it’s a good time for planting new trees. Over the Oct. 9-10…

Bellevue Television’s latest Lake to Lake show features a few of the many transportation projects completed in the first five years of a 20-year voter-approved Neighborhood Levy.   Also, see the…

Plus, East Main code amendment discussion and award for domestic violence prosecutor  On Monday, the City Council received an update on the King County-led Eastrail framework for the Wilburton area…

After skipping 2020 due to students learning remotely, Walk to School Day returns to Bellevue on Wednesday, Oct. 6, with a record 16 schools participating, including three middle schools. The event…

Join Parks & Community Services Director Michael Shiosaki and staff to provide ideas about Bellevue’s long-term plan for parks, trails and open space at a virtual Neighborhood Leadership…

Plus, state of the county and Bellevue’s water supply discussed On Monday, the City Council received a report from the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA), a body created to…

In concert with county and state public health officials, the city is taking actions and making recommendations to help protect residents from the COVID-19 outbreak. Learn more on our COVID-19…