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Government

Council Roundup Considering code change to facilitate conversion of commercial buildings to multifamily housing

The City Council of Bellevue is moving forward with land use code amendments to facilitate the conversion of commercial and mixed-use buildings into multifamily housing, complying with Washington's House Bill 1042. Additionally, an update from Cascade Water Alliance discusses proposed rate changes for Bellevue's water services, highlighting a decrease in 2025 and a slight increase in 2026.

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Arts

He(ART) of Bellevue Weekly Spotlight Living Stones Creations, Rob Tilley Photography, Simply Quilled Designs, and More

The He(ART) of Bellevue spotlight features six talented artists from the Bellevue Downtown Arts Market, including Lyle Ang of Living Stones Creations and Rob Tilley. Each artist shares their unique art forms and inspirations, fostering community engagement.

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Food

Black Bottle Bringing Casual Fine Dining to Downtown Bellevue

Black Bottle has opened in Downtown Bellevue, offering a casual fine dining experience with a focus on local ingredients and a diverse menu catering to various dietary needs. The restaurant features a spacious layout for large parties and a unique late-night happy hour. During the launch week, customers can enjoy $1 wines with the purchase of an entree.

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Entertainment

New Immersive Social Entertainment Venue Coming to Downtown Bellevue

Mirra, an immersive social entertainment venue, will open its first U.S. location in Downtown Bellevue this August. This 10,708 square foot space will offer virtual reality gaming and vibrant social interactions for all ages until 6 p.m., transitioning to a 21+ nightlife venue afterward.

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Arts

He(ART) of Bellevue Spotlight A Home for Ceramics, Alyson Storms Fine Art, Fat Dragonfly Collection, and More

The He(ART) of Bellevue spotlight highlights the Bellevue Downtown Arts Market, featuring seven talented artists, including Katja Kromann, Alyson Storms, and Shanni Welsh. This vibrant event celebrates local creativity and provides a platform for artists to connect with the community, showcasing their unique inspirations and latest projects that enrich Bellevue's artistic culture.

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Business

Sprinkle Some Charm Into Your Next Bottle of Wine With Story in a Bottle

Todd and Stephanie Glass have transformed their passion for wine into a thriving boutique store, Story in a Bottle Wines, in Downtown Bellevue. By focusing on family-owned wineries from Italy and France and offering unique, affordable selections, they bring an exclusive wine experience to the local community. Their hands-on approach, including direct interactions with winemakers, enriches the storytelling aspect of each bottle they sell.

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Government

Neighborhood Walks in West Lake SammLake Hills, Factoria and West Bellevue

Neighborhood Walks in Bellevue return for their eighth summer, inviting residents to engage with city staff in three local areas: West Lake Sammamish/Lake Hills, Factoria, and West Bellevue. Scheduled for July 15, 17, and 18, these walks aim to foster community dialogue and address neighborhood concerns. Participants can join the walks or meet city representatives at designated gathering points.

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Government

Council Roundup Public weighs in on budget priorities

The Bellevue City Council recently held a public hearing on the 2025-2026 Budget, where over 20 residents voiced their priorities, emphasizing safety, livability, and sustainability. With a community survey reflecting input from over 2500 participants, the council aims to adopt the budget by November, focusing on important issues such as environmental protections and disaster preparedness. The article also highlights the Experience Bellevue! event and the city's commitment to emergency management and community engagement.

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Government

Deadline for Bellevue Essentials applications approaches

Bellevue Essentials is a civic engagement class aimed at educating residents about city government and fostering community involvement. Scheduled sessions will run from September 11 to November 20, with applications due by July 21, providing a unique opportunity for participants to connect with city leaders and enhance their understanding of local governance.

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Arts

He(ART) of Bellevue Weekly Spotlight Alison Morse, Dreambird Candles, and More

The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market showcases over 110 artists, highlighting unique talents and creativity in the community. This week's He(ART) of Bellevue spotlight features five exceptional artists, including Alison Morse and Cathy Johnson, who share their inspirations and latest projects, emphasizing the importance of community connections and artistic expression.

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Food

Evergreens' New Lemon-Centric Menu Items Helps Wishes Come True

Evergreens, a popular healthy eatery in the PNW, has partnered with Make-A-Wish Alaska & Washington and Make-A-Wish Oregon to introduce new lemon-themed menu items this summer. For every entrée sold, $1 will be donated to help grant wishes for children with life-threatening conditions, making this initiative both delicious and impactful for the community.

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Government

New city grant supports local art and cultural facilities

The City of Bellevue is launching a $1.8 million grant program aimed at assisting local nonprofits in acquiring, building, and maintaining art and cultural facilities. This initiative, supported by free coaching and grant writing assistance, reflects Bellevue's commitment to enhancing its vibrant arts scene. Applications are open until August 19, 2024.

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Arts

Downtown Bellevue Summer Movie Nights

Downtown Bellevue Summer Movie Nights offers free movie screenings at Bellevue Downtown Park every Tuesday evening during the summer. The events start at dusk, providing a community-friendly entertainment option for residents and visitors alike. This initiative enhances local engagement and promotes outdoor activities in the region.

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Entertainment

Downtown Bellevue Summer Movie Nights

Downtown Bellevue Summer Movie Nights offers free outdoor movie screenings at Bellevue Downtown Park every Tuesday evening, starting at dusk. This community event aims to provide entertainment for residents and visitors alike during the summer months.

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Entertainment

Downtown Bellevue Summer Movie Nights

Bellevue Downtown Park will host a series of free outdoor movie nights from July 16 to August 20, 2024, every Tuesday evening. Each movie will feature themed activities, making it a family-friendly event for residents and visitors. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and snacks for a comfortable viewing experience.

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Arts

He(ART) of Bellevue Weekly Spotlight Anton Yakushev Designs, Barry Roitblat, and More

The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market showcases the work of over 110 talented local artists, including Anton Yakushev, known for his hand-forged metal sculptures, and Barry Roitblat, who specializes in exquisite wood turnings. This event celebrates creativity and fosters community connections.

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Government

Person Behind the Place Emil King

Emil King, the new Community Development Department Director for Bellevue, shares insights from his two decades of service to the city. In an exclusive interview, he discusses the significance of community diversity, future planning challenges, and key priorities such as affordable housing and environmental sustainability.

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Environment

Traversing Bellevue's Best Trails From Urban Oases to Backcountry Escapes

Bellevue offers an array of beautiful trails and parks catering to nature enthusiasts, urban explorers, and backcountry adventurers alike. This guide highlights local favorites like Downtown Park Loop and Mercer Slough Nature Park, showcasing their unique features and accessibility. With summer in full swing, these outdoor spaces present perfect opportunities for hiking, sightseeing, and enjoying the Pacific Northwest's natural beauty.

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Environment

Hot spell forecast for region

A heat wave is forecasted for the Puget Sound region from July 7 to July 9, with temperatures expected to reach the upper 80s and into the 90s. The National Weather Service highlights health risks associated with extreme heat, especially for vulnerable populations, and the King County Regional Homelessness Authority has activated cooling centers. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and seek shade while enjoying local swimming facilities and parks.

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Environment

City taking applications for free trees

The City of Bellevue is offering 700 free trees to residents and community organizations for the fourth consecutive year, with applications open until August 18, 2024. The initiative aims to improve tree equity and enhance the community's green spaces, with a variety of species available for selection. The giveaway event is scheduled for October 25 and 26, emphasizing the importance of trees for air quality and stormwater management.

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