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Plus, Ethics Officer procurement and winter preparedness  On Monday night, the City Council provided feedback on proposed amendments to the city’s land use code that would enable a longer…

People with a passion for the environment and Bellevue parks can train to become Bellevue Naturalists. These parks advocates help lead park tours and restorations and participate in a variety of…

The City Council is seeking candidates for vacancies on Bellevue’s Special Events Committee. People can apply online. Applications are due by Friday, Dec. 1.

City Hall hosts free, collaborative exhibit Nov. 9-22 Bellevue City Hall will host a traveling exhibition, “Anne Frank – A History for Today,” Nov. 9-22 on the first-floor concourse. The multi-panel…

Trains running more frequently in advance of starter line opening The next phase of light rail testing, with operators but no passengers, started Wednesday as Sound Transit prepares its Eastside “…

Volunteers also plant trees at Bannerwood Park for Arbor Day The city continues to support the addition of essential tree canopy, giving away 800 free trees to residents Oct. 20 and 21. With the…

While most voters in King County will cast their ballots by mail in the upcoming Nov. 7 General Election, vote centers – including one at Bellevue City Hall – are available for voters who need…

Plus, affordable housing construction ordinance extended and updates to wireless facilities code  On Monday, the City Council voted unanimously to appoint Diane Carlson as acting city manager,…

Businesses invited to weigh in on city plan In an effort to ensure a diverse range of businesses have fair access to city contracting opportunities, the City of Bellevue is updating its Procurement…

Drill is part of preparations for light rail opening In preparation for the anticipated opening of the Link 2 light rail “starter line” next spring, Sound Transit, in coordination with Bellevue’s…