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Heart of Bellevue Explore Local Stories and Experiences

Explore the vibrant stories and offerings of Downtown Bellevue in the Heart of Bellevue article. It highlights local dining experiences, cultural engagements, and unique businesses that enrich the community. Stay informed about advocacy efforts and enjoy the lively atmosphere of Bellevue.

The Spring District Now Home to Bellevues First Locally Owned Brewpub

Bellevue Brewing Company has opened its second location in The Spring District, becoming the city's first locally owned brewpub. This new venue enhances Bellevue's craft beer scene and collaborates with Cascadia Pizza Co. to create a vibrant hub for beer and pizza enthusiasts.

Heart of Bellevue Celebrating Community Through Music and Events

The article celebrates the vibrant community events and musical performances in the Heart of Bellevue, highlighting the Bellevue Beats series and encouraging community engagement with local dining and advocacy efforts.

Inside the technology keeping watch over Washingtons active volcanoes

Advanced technology is actively monitoring seismic activity in Washington’s five active volcanoes, alleviating resident concerns about potential eruptions. Scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey’s Cascades Volcano Observatory use seismometers and infrasound sensors to detect ground vibrations and soundwaves that may indicate volcanic activity.

Mike Macdonald seeking to uphold winning standard for Seattle Seahawks in season finale

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald is focused on maintaining the team's competitive spirit as they prepare for their season finale against the Los Angeles Rams, aiming for a double-digit victory total and a positive record in the NFC West.

Charting the Future City of Bellevue's Plan for the Next 20 Years

The City of Bellevue is launching its Comprehensive Plan to address future needs over the next 20 years, focusing on sustainable growth in light of expected population increases. Key issues include housing affordability, land use, and community equity, with significant public engagement already taking place. The plan aims to ensure a high quality of life for all residents, businesses, and visitors.

New Members Appointed to Bellevue Diversity Advisory Network

The City of Bellevue has appointed seven new members to its Diversity Advisory Network (BDAN), effective January 1, 2025. City Manager Diane Carlson expressed optimism about the network's role in addressing the diverse needs of Bellevue's communities, highlighting the variety of perspectives and experiences the new members will bring.

Final preparations underway for New Years celebration at the Seattle Space Needle

Seattle's Space Needle is gearing up for one of North America's largest New Year's Eve fireworks shows, celebrating 40 years of the event. This year's celebration features innovative pyrotechnics and a special farewell to long-time fireworks designer Alberto Navarro.

Hawkblogger grades Macdonald, Schneider and talks future of Geno, DK and Ryan Grubb

The Seattle Seahawks' playoff hopes have ended, leading to discussions about their future with Brian Nemhauser, or 'Hawkblogger.' Key topics include the futures of players Geno Smith and DK Metcalf, evaluations of the team's defense under head coach Mike Macdonald, and offseason needs as they prepare for the 2025 season.

Art Bernstein dead at 95, co-founded Seattle's Harvard Exit theater

Arthur Bernstein, co-founder of Seattle's iconic Harvard Exit theater, passed away at the age of 95 on December 20, 2024. His contributions to Seattle's cultural landscape are significant, particularly with the theater's opening in 1968, which became a beloved community institution until its recent transformation into the Consulate of Mexico. Bernstein's legacy continues as the building prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary.

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