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The Bellevue Downtown Association welcomes its newest members in September 2018, highlighting key individuals and organizations contributing to the local economy and community. This event reflects the ongoing growth and engagement within the Bellevue region, particularly in project management and design management sectors.
The article promotes the Refresh Recycling initiative in Bellevue, encouraging businesses to improve their recycling habits and reduce landfill waste. It outlines steps for participation, including employee education and proper waste management. By taking the Refresh Recycling Pledge, businesses can join a community effort to enhance sustainability in the region.
The Bellevue Downtown Association (BDA) is actively engaging its members in a series of transportation-focused meetings, aimed at updating the BDA Downtown Access Strategy. A September breakfast will feature mobility analyst Mark Hallenbeck, who will discuss urban travel data and its implications for commuting in Bellevue and the greater Puget Sound region.
Bellwether 2018, a re-imagined arts festival in Downtown Bellevue, showcases over 50 artists and runs from September 14th to 23rd. The festival includes an opening party, daily performances, art installations, and workshops, all free to the public. Attendees can engage with art and participate in community events throughout the ten-day celebration.
Explore the hidden history of Downtown Bellevue through a guided tour hosted by the Eastside Heritage Center. This event highlights significant local landmarks, including the American Pacific Whaling Company and the region's ties to the American Civil War, providing attendees with a unique opportunity to discover Bellevue's rich heritage.
The article discusses initiatives to support businesses affected by the construction of the East Link Extension in Roberts, Wisconsin. It highlights the importance of community engagement and financial assistance for local enterprises impacted by the ongoing Link light rail project.
The Bellevue Downtown Association proudly welcomes five new member organizations in August 2018, enhancing its community support and advocacy efforts. The new members include notable groups like Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound and Capital One Café, contributing to the vibrant business landscape in Bellevue. Opportunities for community engagement and membership enrollment are highlighted.
The Bellevue City Council's recent approval of Downtown Land Use Code Amendments marks a significant milestone in urban planning, aiming to enhance downtown livability and project viability. This article highlights the BDA's efforts to refine the preapplication process for design review, fostering better communication and efficiency between developers and the city.
Businesses play a crucial role in supporting school attendance to enhance student success and workforce readiness. Chronic absenteeism remains a significant issue affecting educational outcomes, with over 4,300 students in Bellevue and Lake Washington schools identified as chronically absent. Eastside Pathways advocates for community engagement in promoting regular school attendance through various initiatives.
Seven winners will have the chance to tour the East Link Light Rail Tunnel in Bellevue by participating in Sound Transit's Loyal to Local Twitter contest. The contest is part of Bellevue's Live at Lunch summer concert series, offering a unique opportunity as construction progresses for the East Link light rail line set to open in 2023.