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The Garden d’Lights event at the Bellevue Botanical Garden celebrates its 30th anniversary, inviting visitors to enjoy over half a million dazzling lights from November 30 to December 31, excluding Christmas Day. This annual community event transforms the garden into a magical spectacle featuring whimsical light displays of plants, animals, and a meandering river.
Bellevue Mayor Lynne Robinson declared a local emergency on November 21, 2024, due to severe wind damage and widespread power outages from a storm on November 19-20. The city is mobilizing resources for recovery, while free storm debris collection is temporarily paused until December 7 due to high demand.
Bellevue City Council successfully adopted the 2025-2026 Operating Budget and the 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Plans despite facing a bomb cyclone during the meeting. The article also highlights key initiatives such as the electric vehicle roadmap and community awards, underscoring the city’s commitment to progressive policies and public awareness.
The City of Bellevue has declared a local emergency following a severe storm that impacted the area. This declaration aims to facilitate immediate response and recovery efforts for affected residents and infrastructure. Mayor Lynne Robinson emphasized the need for swift action to ensure public safety and support for those in need.
King County's warming centers have become a critical refuge for residents facing power outages due to severe weather conditions. As many seek shelter from the cold and a place to charge their devices, local businesses are also stepping in to help the community stay warm and connected.
A Bellevue woman, Piengporn Weaver, is recovering after a tree fell onto her home during a severe storm, causing a roof collapse. This incident occurred amid a bomb cyclone that impacted the region, highlighting the dangers of extreme weather events. Local authorities and residents are urged to remain vigilant as severe weather conditions continue.
Multiple trees fell in Issaquah, Bellevue, and Sammamish during a severe "bomb cyclone" storm, leading to significant damage, power outages, and blocked roads. The storm's impact has disrupted daily life and raised concerns about safety in the affected areas. Authorities are working to restore services and clear debris.
The Bellevue Farmers Market will host a Holiday Market on November 23 and December 21, 2024, providing a platform for local vendors to showcase their products. This seasonal event promises to offer a diverse range of goods, including artisanal foods and crafts, enhancing the community's holiday shopping experience.
R + M Dessert Bar is set to host a series of pop-up events in Bellevue, enhancing the local culinary scene. This initiative promises to attract dessert aficionados and foster community engagement through innovative food experiences.
The City of Bellevue is inviting community members to apply for the Communities of Color Coordinating Team, aimed at advancing racial equity and fostering trust among diverse communities. Applications are open until December 10, 2024, and can be submitted online or via email and mail.