Bellevue partners with a film festival to discuss affordable housing solutions at City Hall, offering screenings, discussions, and multi-language captions. Pre-registration is required.

WSU prepares to administer the NSSE to first-year students and seniors, with emails and prizes encouraging participation to improve academic and extracurricular experiences.

"Lake to Lake" highlights Choose Your Way Bellevue for sustainable travel, Bellevue Utilities' proactive work, community safety efforts, and Black History Month art exhibit.

Snohomish County is hosting a "You Are Not Alone" youth suicide prevention event to support youth mental health and provide education and resources on suicide prevention.

Lake Sammamish's native kokanee salmon population has made a dramatic recovery, with over 8,000 returning to spawn, thanks to culvert removal and community conservation efforts.

Bellevue seeks new Arts Commission members before the application deadline on March 7. Residents interested in shaping the city's cultural landscape are encouraged to apply.

Betty Lau's article "Stories in Place: Grandpa’s Room (West Kong Yick)" reminisces about living above a business in Seattle's Chinatown and the community support among Chinese families.

Magnuson Off Leash Area in Seattle will close from Feb 19-21 for maintenance, with alternative dog parks available as listed on Seattle Parks and Recreation's website.

Seattle OED transforms M5 Creative into a hub exclusively for film, extending leases till Dec 2025, to enhance the industry's growth and job retention.

Clark County Public Health urges residents to recycle used batteries at designated sites to prevent environmental harm and protect sanitation workers from fires and explosions caused by improper disposal.

Bellevue reschedules City Hall celebration of Black artists to Feb. 19 after weather delays, spotlighting 21 local Black artists in the "Voices Unbounded" exhibit.

Seattle held its Housing Celebration at Sweetgrass Flats, with officials and the community recognizing housing progress, including investments of $108.2 million for affordable homes. Success stories highlighted the impact on individuals’ lives.

Sammamish invites residents to discuss the Bike and Pedestrian Mobility Plan at a workshop on February 26, offering both in-person and online participation.