City Academy returns this October: The City of Snoqualmie’s free six-week in-person program gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at fire, police, public works, and more — find out how to apply.
Ramie redefines Vietnamese dining: Since opening just over a year ago on Capitol Hill, Trinh and Thai Nguyen have elevated Vietnamese classics into fine-dining art — find out how they’re pushing culinary boundaries.
Snoqualmie Valley closures approaching: King County crews will close the Stossel Bridge on NE Carnation Farm Road on August 28 and shut a section of the Snoqualmie Valley Trail from September 2 through October 10 for repairs, with detours for drivers and no bypass for trail users — find out how to adjust your commute.
300-Day Resident and Coyote Survivor: Chessie has spent 300 days at Kirkland’s MEOW Cat Rescue, currently on anxiety medication but ready for a consistent routine in a loving home, and Sandy, rescued from a coyote encounter and now vaccinated and spayed, join over 100 cats recently saved from overcrowded conditions — find out how to adopt.
More than 900 weekly trips: King County Metro boosts service beginning Aug. 30 with enhanced Sound Transit 2 Line connections across the Eastside and Seattle, and Metro Flex rolls out in Bellevue on Sept. 15 — check out the full details.
Other Eastside headlines this week
- Seattle-area jobs see biggest gender balance shifts
- Seattle’s community markets are erasing food deserts
- The Radiant Table dazzles Bellevue diners
- Bellevue seeks feedback to shape sustainability plan
- Bellevue Family Hub relocating to Sherwood Forest
- Local man pioneers brain implant for stroke
