Sarah Raza (RHS) and Sophia Gonzalez (ICS) were selected for their community service work.
The annual service day helps organizations that help Eastside communities experiencing poverty and abuse.
What does Amazon’s move to Bellevue mean to surrounding communities?
Events throughout April will help residents go green.
The panel consisted of Dr. Amy Morrison, president of Lake Washington Institute of Technology, Anne Morisseau, Planning Commissioner for the City of Bellevue, Residential Real Estate Agent, LE Board of Directors, and Anne-Marie Diouf, VP Human Resources for Symetra.
Juanita Elementary achieved a recycling rate of 55 percent.
Avoid foods made with chemicals, support natural detox.
How to spot the signs and symptoms of a possible stroke, and what to do when every second counts.
KPC’s All Star House Band plays classic rock anthems at “We Will Rock You” benefit concert on April 6.
The grant is part of $595,000 in grants to six nonprofit organizations across Washington to support behavioral health solutions.
Courses will include lessons on budgeting, relationships and money, getting out of debt and more.
The tree’s potential as hobbit housing was revealed during a routine tree assessment to ensure the safety of parks users.
The project also establishes two new picnic pavilions and a new bathhouse.
It will be performed at the Lake Washington High School theater March 22 and 23.
Thoreau Elementary was selected to have their composition played by the Seattle Symphony.
Draft plan outlines city’s actions to comply with state permit.
The organization’s energy assistance program is fully funded in 2019.
