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City launches new resources to better support small businesses
To increase support for local businesses and fuel a thriving, inclusive economy, the City of Bellevue has launched a new suite of services and partnerships designed to better support small business…
Council Roundup: Inside look at Diversity Advantage Plan 2035
Plus, sign code discussed and small businesses honoredAt the City Council meeting Tuesday, the council discussed and heard recommendations from staff and advisory groups on a major update to the city…
Winter is coming – November’s Lake to Lake can help you prepare
Are you ready for winter? If you live in a home or building with water pipes in unheated areas or along exterior walls, they could be at risk of freezing this winter. Bellevue’s staff water experts…
Robinswood Park sports field improvements kick off
Construction will start at Robinswood Park Dec. 1 on new synthetic turf for two sports fields and upgraded field lighting.“Robinswood’s fields are the most used in our park system,” said Parks &…
Bellevue installs defibrillator at Robinswood Park
A new, lifesaving, automated external defibrillator will be installed at Robinswood Park, one of Bellevue’s most active outdoor sports fields and recreation areas.Representatives from nonprofit…
Council Roundup: Mid-bi budget adopted
Also, new Eastgate park, mobility plan update and road traffic victims proclamationThe City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to adopt modifications to the 2025-2026 Budget and 2025-2030 Capital…
City adopts new five-year sustainability strategy
After more than a year of work and widespread engagement with the community, the City of Bellevue has adopted its 2026-2030 Sustainable Bellevue Plan, charting a course to achieve the city’s goal of…
Garden d’Lights illuminates holidays with half million lights
Celebrating its 31st year, Garden d’Lights will be back to dazzle visitors nightly at the Bellevue Botanical Garden Saturday, Nov. 29, through Wednesday, Dec. 31, excluding Christmas Day.This beloved…
Council Roundup: Council draws $600,000 from its contingency to support urgent community needs
Plus, discussion about critical areas ordinance, co-living housing and transgender awareness proclamationIn response to increasing community need, the City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to…
Free Bellevue Naturalist training
Do you have a passion for the environment and Bellevue parks? Bellevue Naturalists lead hikes and canoe trips, help lead forest restoration events and maintain restoration sites. You could train to…