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Food

A Delicious Legacy With a Bellevue Twist Get to Know Carmines

Carmine’s, a family-inspired Italian restaurant in Bellevue, offers a delightful menu featuring house-made squid ink pasta and a variety of seafood dishes, reflecting Southern Italian and Northern Tuscan influences. Opened in 2016 by the Smeraldo family, the restaurant honors their father’s legacy while adapting to community needs during the pandemic. With over 70 menu items and a warm atmosphere, Carmine's has become a beloved local dining destination.

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Food

Going "Al Fresco" in the Heart of Bellevue New Ways to Dine on Main Street

Downtown Bellevue is enhancing its dining experience by introducing pop-up patios along Main Street, supporting local restaurants amid the pandemic. The initiative, a collaboration between the Bellevue Downtown Association, Microsoft, and the City of Bellevue, allows eateries to utilize outdoor spaces for al fresco dining, extending through October 4. Various popular restaurants are participating, offering diverse culinary options in a safe and enjoyable environment.

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Government

Taking a Look at the State of the City Highlights from our Livestreamed Event

Bellevue's State of the City livestream highlighted pressing community challenges and future strategies as discussed by Mayor Lynne Robinson and Deputy Mayor Jared Nieuwenhuis. Key topics included economic growth, small business recovery during COVID-19, and the importance of social justice and public safety. The event emphasized Bellevue's commitment to equity and resilience in the face of current issues.

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Arts

Summer Music Replay Ian McFeron Alisa Milner

The "Summer Music Replay" series features local artists Ian McFeron and Alisa Milner, showcasing their upbeat folk music through livestream performances every Wednesday until September 16. This initiative is part of the Heart of Bellevue Summer Music series, aimed at connecting the community with regional talent. Viewers can access recordings of the performances at their convenience.

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Government

This Thursday, Bellevue Leadership Discusses the State of the City

Bellevue's leadership, including Mayor Lynne Robinson and Deputy Mayor Jared Nieuwenhuis, will discuss critical issues facing the city during a State of the City livestream on July 30, 2020. The event aims to address the impacts of COVID-19 and social unrest while outlining strategies for the city's future. Residents and visitors can easily tune in for free on the city's website, Facebook, or Vimeo.

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Health

Welcoming Virginia Masons Newest Medical Center to the Heart of Bellevue

Virginia Mason has opened a new medical center in Wilburton Village, Bellevue, significantly enhancing healthcare options in the region. The facility, which spans 45,000 square feet, will provide comprehensive medical services, including primary care and specialty services. This expansion reflects Virginia Mason's commitment to community health, despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Business

Inspiration Leads to Illumination at glassybaby

Glassybaby, a renowned artisan retailer in Bellevue, offers unique hand-blown glassware that carries a heartfelt story rooted in the founder's battle with cancer. With a mission to support cancer patients, the company donates a portion of each sale to charities, making its colorful glass pieces not just decorative items but symbols of hope and community support.

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Arts

Summer Music Replay Singer Songwriter Jim Skewes

Jim Skewes performed in the Heart of Bellevue Summer Music series, livestreaming every Wednesday until September 16. Known for his folk and classic rock style, Skewes has built a strong following across the Pacific Northwest. Find out more about his music and upcoming performances through the provided links.

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Agriculture

An Outdoor Occasion With an Online Twist Shop the Bellevue Farmers Market

The Bellevue Farmers Market is adapting to summer 2020 by implementing a new "walk-through" layout that ensures social distancing while supporting local farmers and vendors. Shoppers can also pre-order market boxes online, allowing for safe access to fresh produce and goods during the pandemic. The market operates every Thursday from May to October, promoting local agriculture and community engagement.

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Education

Keep Your Young Ones Entertained and Engaged with KidsQuests Online Pivot

KidsQuest Children's Museum has adapted to the pandemic by offering online activities and resources for children to stay engaged and entertained during the summer. Their initiatives include at-home play options, virtual learning, and community support efforts, such as donating Remote Learning Kits and creating "ear savers" for essential workers. Families can access these resources through KidsQuest's website and YouTube channel.

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Food

Sip Away Under the Sun Perfect Patios in the Heart of Bellevue

Discover the top outdoor patios in Bellevue to enjoy the summer sun while adhering to social distancing guidelines. This article highlights popular local spots like Bake’s Place Bar & Bistro, Gilbert’s on Main, and Carmine’s, emphasizing their unique offerings and inviting atmospheres. Perfect for food lovers and those seeking a pleasant dining experience, these venues provide a delightful escape in the heart of Bellevue.

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Arts

Summer Music Replay Native American Flutist Peter Ali

Celebrated Native American flutist Peter Ali launched the Summer Music series with a livestream performance featuring traditional songs and various flute styles. The event highlighted Ali's musical journey and the historical significance of his instruments, making it accessible for viewers to enjoy at their convenience. For more information about Ali, a link to his website is provided.

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Arts

Live at Lunch Goes Virtual As New Heart of Bellevue Summer Series

The Bellevue Downtown Association has transformed its 20-year tradition of Live at Lunch summer concerts into the virtual Heart of Bellevue Summer Series due to the pandemic. Starting July 15, 2020, local performances will be livestreamed weekly, with plans for in-person events once health guidelines allow. This initiative aims to support the local music scene while ensuring community safety.

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Food

Coffee, Community and Art Converge at Caf Cesura

Café Cesura in Downtown Bellevue combines coffee, art, and community engagement, serving as a vital local hub since 2011. Despite the pandemic's challenges, owner Shawn Nickerson has adapted by supporting local vendors and partnering with community organizations, including providing coffee to the Congregations for the Homeless. Visitors can enjoy specialty drinks, locally sourced food, and rotating art displays, making it a unique and welcoming space.

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Culture

Hanging Up a Bit of Color in the Heart of Bellevue

Bellevue's Grand Connection has once again been adorned with hundreds of yellow lanterns, enhancing the vibrancy of Downtown Bellevue. This installation, which will remain throughout the summer, aims to create a stronger sense of place and connection among local businesses and the community. Visitors are encouraged to explore the decorated pedestrian walkway and share their experiences online.

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Business

Our COVID-19 Business Survey Here's What We Learned

The COVID-19 Business Survey conducted among BDA members reveals significant insights into how businesses have navigated the challenges posed by the pandemic. The collected data highlights their resilience and strategies for recovery, which are presented in a concise video format.

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Health

Free Face Masks Available in the Heart of Bellevue

Free face masks will be distributed to Bellevue residents as part of a partnership between the City of Bellevue and the Bellevue Chamber, with 40,000 masks available to help combat the spread of COVID-19. Residents can pick up their masks at designated locations starting July 13, 2020. Mayor Lynne Robinson emphasizes the importance of face coverings in protecting the community.

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Government

Bellevue State of City Set for July 30

The 2020 State of the City event in Bellevue, scheduled for July 30, will be addressed by Mayor Lynne Robinson and Deputy Mayor Jared Nieuwenhuis. The livestream will discuss the impact of COVID-19 and social unrest on the city, highlighting efforts for community recovery and resilience.

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Business

Charm and Change at Hedge Vine

Hedge & Vine, a gift shop in Old Bellevue, has adapted its business model during the COVID-19 pandemic, shifting from hostess gifts to self-care items. Owner Marilyn Zonnefeld highlights the shop's community support and resilience as key factors in navigating challenges, including the pandemic and local unrest. The store remains open with safety measures in place and is committed to serving its loyal customer base.

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Social Issues

Red, White, and Bellevue! Celebrating the 4th During a Pandemic

Bellevue residents are encouraged to celebrate the 4th of July creatively this year, despite the cancellation of the annual Bellevue Family 4th event due to the pandemic. Activities such as picnics in local parks, neighborhood dog jogs, outdoor dining, and backyard barbecues are highlighted, all aimed at supporting local businesses while adhering to safety guidelines.

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