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EBCC vs. PSE

Hello, Lake Hills Neighbors! There is news about the Puget Sound Energy project to run taller power poles and lines down 148th Avenue, to connect the two sub-stations at SE 16th/156th Ave SE with NE 8th/164th Ave NE.  East Bellevue Community Council studied the plans thoroughly, and decided that they will severely damage the Urban Boulevard that is …

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Candidate Forum

We have a date for the Lake Hills Candidates forum. Plan on October 8th, with the venue most likely to be Lake Hills Shopping Center. We will be questioning King County candidates Jane Hague and Lake Hills’ own Claudia Balducci, plus candidates from all the city council races, Stokes, Chelminiak, Davidson, Hillhorst, Slatter, Robertson and …

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Lake Hills Artwork

After recently installing projects in Bridal Trails and Newport Hills, the City’s Arts Commission have decided to fund a public art project on the communications poles outside Lake Hills Library on 156th and Lk Hills Blvd. Right now, ideas are being sought in preparation for a small steering group who will select the artist and …

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Car Prowls

Spotted a few of these posters on 164th, just north of NE 8th. This kind of crime is way more common than you think around us. Have a browse of the Bellevue PD’s Crime Map (link on the left) to see just how common. Be vigilant and don’t hesitate to call 911 if you see …

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Neighborhood Meeting Recap

We had a great turnout for last week’s Lake Hills Neighborhood meeting. Highlights included Oscar of Cosmos Development (pictured) enlightening us with an update on the Lake Hills shopping center. Read Brandon Macz’ comprehensive Bellevue Reporter article on exciting things to come, down by the library. Also at last week’s meeting, Lake Hills’ own planning commissioner, …

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Seminar on neighborhood crime prevention and emergency preparedness

This free class taking place at Lake Hills Library on Wednesday, May 19, 7-9 p.m. will feature talks from Emergency Management staff and Crime Prevention police officers about getting prepared for disasters and protecting your house from crime. Attendees will also learn from Bellevue Citizen Corps Council representatives how you can combine these two concepts …

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Lake Hills Village

Construction continues to move along at the new Lake Hills Village development. For those who don’t know what to expect, the mixed-use complex will include retail, office and residential space, with underground and surface parking, a central pedestrian plaza with a bell tower, and a gateway terrace with a covered arcade. The residential units include …

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