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New Year, New Look, New Mind Downtown Bellevue's Best Places for Self-Care

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In the heart of Downtown Bellevue, discover seven exceptional self-care destinations to kickstart your journey toward personal well-being in 2024. Joe Bae Salon stands out as a top choice for hair transformations, having been voted "Best Salon in Bellevue" for two consecutive years. Em Salon & Spa excels in nail art and relaxation, promising every visitor leaves feeling rejuvenated. For those seeking long-lasting beauty solutions, Vanity Pham Salon offers expert services in eyelash extensions and permanent eyebrows, supported by over 15 years of experience. TRUCE Spa invites you to "retreat, reset, and relax" with its unique blend of ancient and modern spa rituals.

Studio Wax is the go-to for brow and skincare needs, fostering lasting relationships with clients. TruFusion introduces an innovative way to unwind through its Yin + Meditation classes, combining yoga with meditative practices. Finally, City Sweats provides various detox options, emphasizing holistic wellness and rejuvenation for a healthier lifestyle.

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Council Roundup Council approves middle housing regulations

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Mercer Slough farm stand is back for blueberries

U-pick blueberries return to Mercer Slough this weekend after a hiatus due to light rail construction. Starting July 8, picking hours will expand to Tuesday through Sunday, with the first 200 customers receiving free ice cream sandwiches. The farm stands at both locations will also operate with extended hours throughout the summer.