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Being green is easy at the EverGreen Gift Market, a city event on August 29 at the Northwest Arts Center where vendors will sell handmade, local, repurposed and sustainably-sourced goods. The…

After the hottest June here in recorded history, higher-than-usual water consumption and record-low stream flows into storage reservoirs, the outlook on Bellevue’s water supply has dropped from "…

Residents of 100 units at the Woodland Commons apartment complex, on the 13700 block of Northeast 11th Street, no longer have to boil their water. Lab tests show the water meets safe drinking water…

Residents of 100 units at the Woodland Commons apartment complex, on the 13700 block of Northeast 11th Street, will be told to boil their water for drinking after a water main break Monday, July 6,…

How do we use water and why do we need it? Those are questions posed by an innovative display unveiled today at Bellevue Downtown Park, intended to begin a conversation with residents throughout the…

Starting July 6 and through early 2016, 112th Avenue Southeast will be reduced to one southbound and one northbound lane for various segments between Bellevue Way Southeast and north of Southeast…

In preparation for the installation of large-capacity sewer pipes for a growing downtown, Bellevue Utilities will do work at the intersection of Bellevue Way Southeast and 112th Avenue Southeast,…

To reduce flooding during major storms and improve system efficiency, Bellevue Utilities will replace a 12-inch stormwater pipe on 148th Avenue Northeast at Northeast 40th Street. To accommodate the…

Although Gov. Jay Inslee declared a statewide drought emergency on Friday, May 15, Bellevue Utilities customers have enough water for normal use this year. Bellevue Utilities, a member of the…

Now's the time to get your spring cleaning done. Everything you drop off will be recycled at Bellevue's Annual Spring Recycling Event this Saturday, May 2, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. When: Saturday, May 2, 9…