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Sculpture exhibition on Lake to Lake
"Every single one is such an adventure," says artist Miguel Edwards about his work, which will be featured in Bellwether 2014, Bellevue's biennial sculpture exhibition. "I don't know what the piece…
Council Roundup: Affordable housing tax break considered
Also, Botanical Garden Society, other news
The City Council had its first look at a property tax exemption proposal designed to spur construction of more affordable housing in mixed-use and…
Video: City staff discuss their experiences at Oso landslide
The Bellevue City Council recently recognized 21 staff members who joined other regional partners to help out with the emergency response to the March 22, 2014, landslide in Oso.
Recently, four of…
Council Roundup: Growth sparks dialogue on electricity needs
Also, council vision, light rail yard, budget hearing, Oso response
The City Council continued its focus on Puget Sound Energy's Energize Eastside project, hearing from both city staff and PSE on the…
Council Roundup: Hearing on marijuana; moratorium rejected
Also, shoreline regulations reviewed, concerns overs proposed power line and capital projects planning
The City Council again wrestled with the sensitive topic of how best to regulate the retail sale…
Lake to Lake marks kickoff for music studio
The Boys and Girls Club of Bellevue recently opened a new music studio at its Teen Center on Lake Hills Boulevard. The Seattle Sounders FC helped to purchase equipment and midfielder Brad Evans was…
Noted in 425 magazine
We are happy to report that Bellevue has won the title "best city" in 425 Magazine's annual "Best of 425" publication. The awards are based on months of online voting. Magazines hit mailboxes…
Council Roundup: Work on Shoreline Master Program
Also, Surrey Downs Park, East Link update, other items
The City Council on Monday reviewed and provided feedback on the city's draft Shoreline Master Program update. The changes will be considered at…
Council Roundup: Transit plan to get more people more places faster
Also, shoreline plan and commendation for police chief
The city is nearing completion of a new plan to improve bus routes for a "frequent transit network" by 2030. The goal is to enable more people…
Council Roundup: Miyake chosen as city manager
Also, Meydenbauer Bay Park, East Link update, other news
The City Council on Monday unanimously selected Brad Miyake as Bellevue's next city manager, pending contract negotiations.
Miyake has served…