The City of Bellevue recently announced that it is increasing its contract with five human service agencies by $90,000 each. This change is intended to provide emergency financial assistance to the community during the COVID-19 health pandemic. The $450,000 is going to Catholic Community Services, Hopelink, LifeWire, Salvation Army and […]
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Bellevue LifeSpring Provides Relief for Families While Demand for Basic Needs Increases Due to Coronavirus
Local nonprofit Bellevue LifeSpring is filling the gaps in services created by the effects of the Coronavirus. They are currently working with the Bellevue School district to support these families and address food and emergency rent assistance needs. Bellevue LifeSpring, the Bellevue School District and Safeway have partnered to create […]
Bellevue Collection to Donate Two Meals to Families in Need for Every Restaurant Order
The Bellevue Collection has announced a new program where they will donate two meals to Bellevue LifeSpring’s emergency response program for children and families in our Bellevue community for every restaurant take-out, pick-up or delivery order that is received at their restaurants. Restaurants at The Bellevue Collection include Bellevue Square, […]
Governor Inslee Announces Statewide Shutdown of Restaurants, Bars and Recreational Facilities in Response to COVID-19
According to a statement released by Governor Inslee, greater measures are being taken to protect against COVID-19. “Given the explosion of COVID-19 in our state and globally, I will sign a statewide emergency proclamation tomorrow to temporarily shut down restaurants, bars and entertainment and recreational facilities.” Moving forward, restaurants […]
Bellevue Square Modifies Operating Hours, Plus Other Bellevue Businesses Temporarily Close
In an effort to slow the spread of Coronavirus and create social distancing, daily life has been affected and limited consumers routines. The Bellevue Collection tenants are following the recommendations from the CDC and King County Health Department and modifying their hours. Bellevue Square, Lincoln Square North and Lincoln Square […]
Coronavirus Has Big Impact on Local Bellevue Businesses and Organizations
The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has taken a big toll on all business in the Puget Sound region. Many companies that have an Eastside presence including Microsoft, Amazon, Google and others have encouraged their employees to work from home during the virus’ outbreak. This has had downstream impacts to the local […]
Vulcan Breaks Ground on Mixed-Use Office Tower on 108th
The City of Bellevue recently confirmed that Vulcan Real Estate has broken ground on their project located on 108th. The city lists the property as being under construction at 555 108th Avenue Northeast. The tower will total 45 stories. The office space will be 839,500 square feet, retail space will be […]
Architectural Digest Names Bellevue Restaurant One of Most Romantic Restaurants in World
Architectural Digest surveyed the Most Romantic Restaurants in the World and on their list was Ascend Prime Steak & Sushi, the only restaurant to be named in the Pacific Northwest. There were a total of 16 named to this list throughout the world. Architectural Digest is based in New York […]
Performing Arts Center Eastside CEO Resigns
According to an announcement from Performing Arts Center Eastside (PACE), their CEO, Ray Cullom resigned before the end of 2019. Ray was hired as CEO in the spring of 2018. He joined the organization with over 20 years of experience in the commercial and not-for-profit arts industry. The Tateuchi Center […]
Top 10 Downtown Bellevue Network Articles for 2019
If 2018 was the year of restaurant openings, 2019 was the year of high profile restaurant closures. Additionally, the year has brought promise for new entertainment options, including Forum Social House that was announced mid-year, and opened in mid-December. On the real estate front, Amazon has brought big headlines in […]