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520 Toll Rates to Rise in July
The toll hike of 2.5 percent is the first of planned, small annual increases through 2016, outlined in the plan approved by the Legislature last year.
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Bellevue School District Needs Volunteers to Help Plan School Boundaries
Want to help plan where Bellevue's students will go to school? The district hopes to get two parents from each school as part of the committee to plan future school boundaries. Applications due April 6.
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Diversity Employment Workshop Welcomes All Job Seekers
All job seekers are invited to the Diversity Employment Workshop, which will be 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday (March 27, 2012) at the Crossroads Community Center.
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Update: Bellevue Police Foundation Breakfast Raises More than $100,000 to Fight Crime
The Bellevue Police Foundation raises money for tools such as night vision scopes, police dogs, iPads, and policing software. The group has raised more than $147,500 in equipment and training.
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Adopt This Pet: Kate Loves Life's Adventures
Kate is one of the adoptable pets at the Seattle Humane Society featured this week on Bellevue Patch. Check this column soon to meet another featured adoptable pet.
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Late Bellevue Congresswoman Dunn Honored by Son in County DVT Awareness Month Proclamation
King County Councilman Reagan Dunn, whose county district includes Bellevue and Enumclaw, said that the proclamation is in honor of his mother, the late Congresswoman Jennifer Dunn.
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Boys and Girls Club of Bellevue Youth of the Year a Leader and Mentor
Domonique Gillette, a senior at Interlake High School, is a mentor and leader who will represent Bellevue at the Boys and Girls Clubs statewide competition this week.
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Girl Scout Cookie Sales End Sunday March 18
The last day for Girl Scout Cookie sales is Sunday. Here are some useful links to help you find your nearest cookie fix. And if your scouts are selling cookies on Mercer Island, please leave us details in the comments section below!
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Washington State Patrol Car T-Boned at Bellevue Intersection
The two-car crash was reported to be blocking Northeast Eighth Street near the intersection of 120th Avenue Northeast for at least an hour after the Washington State Patrol trooper was struck on the way to a call.
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Adopt this Pet: Scarlett Would Love to Nap in your Lap
Scarlett is one of the adoptable pets at the Seattle Humane Society featured this week on Bellevue Patch. Check this column soon to meet another featured adoptable pet.
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Adopt This Pet: Sammy is Shy but Sweet
Sammy is one of the adoptable pets at the Seattle Humane Society featured this week on Bellevue Patch. Check this column soon to meet another featured adoptable pet.
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St. Patrick's Day Snow Could See a Return Sunday
Snow fell on the region Saturday morning, and it may make a return Sunday, meteorologists say.
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Readers' Choice: The Pumphouse Tops St. Patrick's Day Poll
The Pumphouse on Northeast Eighth Street was your favorite place to spend St. Patrick's Day in our Readers' Choice poll.
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Bellevue Arts Museum Announces 2012 Biennial Artists
More than 40 artists were chosen to be part of the show "BAM Biennial 2012: High Fiber Diet." The show will be on view from Oct. 25, 2012 to Feb. 24, 2013.
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Bellevue Woman Fatally Struck by Bus Identified
The King County Medical Examiner identified the Bellevue woman who died after being struck by a King County Metro Bus on Thursday night as Nancy J. Biladeau.
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Flu Season is a Late Arrival but Not Too Late for Flu Shot, Says Department of Health
While the flu season seems to have arrived later than usual in Washington, it's not too late to get a flu shot, the Washington Department of Health reported.
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Fake Microsoft Tech Support Trying to Access Computers, Better Business Bureau Reports
Scammers say they're from Microsoft tech support, get remote access to home computers, BBB warns
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Board of Ethics Seeks Applicants For Vacancy
The King County Board of Ethics, which oversees the administration of two county transparency programs, seeks applicants. The position could be a good fit for people with an interest in law or ethics.
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Bellevue Retains AAA Bond Rating
Bellevue is one of two cities in the state that retained a AAA bond rating, according to a city press release.
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Bellevue Police Seek Suspect in Armed Robbery of Somerset Home
A woman told Bellevue police that a man robbed her at gunpoint Friday night. Police have released a sketch.
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