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Weekly Update This last week was fiscal week, which meant there were long days, sometimes going into the evening, of hearings and executive sessions...

On February 23, the Bellevue Chamber PLUSH Committee submitted the following letter to Kirkland City officials. Read for yourself below.

Weekly Update Friday, February 17 was house of origin policy cutoff where all bills referred to a policy committee had to be passed out of...

"This is an exciting announcement for the Eastside," said Bellevue Chamber President and CEO, Joe Fain. "As the first company to reach 10,000...

The following letter was recently sent to the City of Bellevue's Transportation Commission on behalf of the Bellevue Chamber's advocacy group...

Weekly Update One third of the 2023 session is done, and committees were busy voting on bills before the first deadline next Friday, February 17 ....

After 20 years of service, Jennifer Robertson has announced that she will not seek a fifth term on the Bellevue City Council. Robertson was...

Weekly Update The fourth week of session continued at a rapid pace with many hearings and bills moving out of committee. Both chambers continued to...

It’s baaaack … and finally, in-person! This year’s Women’s Leadership Conference will be taking place on Tuesday, February...

It is one of those “good for you, sucks for us,” scenarios at the Chamber this week, as we got the news that UW-Bothell’s School...

In gearing up for our next cohort of Eastside miniMBA students, the Bellevue Chamber met with program grad, Arlene Hampton, to discuss her...

Weekly Update Week three of session continued with a focus on policy committee activity that again included work sessions, hearings, and executive...