As the number of eligible residents to receive the Covid-19 vaccine increases in Bellevue, people are becoming determined to know if they are qualified and where to go for the nearest vaccine center. To answer that, all you need to do is first is check if you’re qualified to get […]
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Top 10 Downtown Bellevue Network Articles for 2020
2020 has brought a year full of uncertainty. COVID-19 hit in March and has turned our world as we knew it upside-down. In May protests against the death of George Floyd flared up, ultimately turning into riots and looting in Downtown Bellevue. Many of the top articles for 2020 represent […]
Home of the Month: Northwest Meets SoCal in this Medina Modern
This modern home is situated in a serene, private, setting on Evergreen Point in Medina. Designed by the renowned Lane Williams Architects, the light-filled home boasts updates throughout. The remodeled open kitchen features quartz counters, designer tile backsplash, and top notch appliances. The kitchen opens to the dining area and […]
Bellevue School District Announces In-Person Learning for Youngest Students in January
The Bellevue School District announced that they will partially be returning to school come January. Kindergarten through second grade will be the first group of students to be back in the building, at least part-time. According to an announcement on their website, “they will communicate with families in early January […]
Governor Inslee Announces Washington State COVID-19 Restrictions, Banning Indoor Gatherings and Dining
Governor Inslee has announced further restrictions in an attempt to limit current surging COVID-19 cases in Washington State. The restrictions ban indoor social gathers, indoor service at restaurants and bars, closures of gyms and entertainment venues, as well as limited 25% occupancy for retailers including grocery stores. As a result […]
Average Rent Decreases for One Bedroom in Bellevue, Remains Most Expensive in Seattle Metro
Zumper recently published a Seattle Metro Area report, analyzing active listings in October. This included 20 metro cities to show the most and least expensive, as well as cities with the fastest growing rents. The Washington one bedroom median rent was $1,282 last month. Bellevue ranked as the most expensive […]
Saturday Night Downtown Bellevue Protests Trigger Civil Emergency Order, Weapons Ban
A planned protest in Downtown Bellevue on Saturday night started at Bellevue Downtown Park at 6:00PM and lasted until around 10:00PM. The protestors were organized and promoted by “ENDD” (Every Night Direct Demonstration), which is an organization that supports the Black Lives Matter movement and wants to abolish the police. […]
70 Looting Cases Sent to Prosecutor for May 31st Riots in Bellevue, Still Identifying Others
According to the Bellevue Police blog, detectives have now referred 70 looting suspects to the King County Prosecutor’s office for charges in connection with the May 31st riots. Bellevue Police detectives continue to look through videos and follow up on leads. Police Chief Steve Mylett warned, “We want to send […]
New Street Opens, NE Spring Blvd, Allowing Simpler Access from Downtown Bellevue to The Spring District
Northeast Spring Boulevard, a brand new street in BelRed, is now open. This street serves as a solid connection to Downtown Bellevue, as well as creating a transit-oriented development. The new roadway took four years of construction before being ready, making The Spring District easily accessible. It stretches from east […]
B-Bar Cafe and Cocktail Lounge Now Open on Main Street
B-Bar Cafe and Cocktail Lounge is now open. Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty opened this new Bellevue branch to incorporate retail and restaurant space into their real estate office. The space is composed of a restaurant, coffeeshop, and piano bar. By day, it is a cafe and coffee bar, while at […]