According to the CDC, it is recommended that everyone 6 months and older get an updated COVID-19 vaccine to protect against the newer variants and potentially serious COVID-19 complications. This comes before an increase in infections that happens during fall and winter months. Whether a person has been infected with […]
A new Japanese fine dining restaurant is planned to open at the luxury condo tower, One88. Centrally located on Bellevue Way Northeast, the intimate eatery is slated to open around June 2022. Featuring Edomae style, authentic sushi, and traditional Japanese small plates. The restaurant will also carry beer, wine, sake, […]
The Bellevue Fire Department mobile vaccination team is opening pop-up clinics at busy locations in Bellevue. This is a part of a county effort to deliver COVID-19 vaccines to more people. The first pop-up is tomorrow at Bellevue Downtown Park from 9:30am to 3pm. The clinic will be located in […]
One year ago this month, fear set in, as stores began to run out of hand sanitizer, toilet paper, and sanitizing cleaner. Our behavior was quickly forced to change and we were all left wondering will we ever be able to settle back into our normal routines? One year later, […]
After several months of fighting and preventing Covid-19, the Puget Region, consisting of Snohomish, King, and Pierce counties, is now entering Phase 2 of the Governor’s Healthy Washington Program. Phase 2 of the program relaxes the business, non-profits, and venues guideline restrictions to bounce back from the deplete caused by […]
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 […]
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 […]
Amazon announced that they are making a donation of more than $2.5 million to support the immediate needs of students and their families amid the COVID-19 pandemic. They are expanding their Right Now Needs Fund, designed to meet basic needs to eliminate barriers to learning, with shelter, food, clothing, school […]
Bellevue LifeSpring and three of Bellevue’s top leaders are speaking on the latest COVID-19’s impact on the health of our community and what the future holds for local children. The event is taking place virtually on Wednesday, September 30, at noon. The panel will be speaking from Town Hall. The […]
The Bellevue Arts Museum will be allowing visitors to see new exhibits and utilize the building’s amenities once again on October 2nd. They have been working hard to follow CDC guidelines to ensure the health of visitors and employees in order to be able to open their doors. Although they […]
