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With this week's figures- 01
This week's local stories that mention Bellevue, linked to the outlets.
This weekNo stories this week.
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Markets, community events and public meetings for the week ahead.
This week1 listed for the next 7 days, starting with Arcadia Mobile Market at Bellevue Library.
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The biggest change in Bellevue's 311 requests, in one sentence.
This weekAbandoned Vehicle - On Public Property requests fell to 21 in the past 30 days, down from 59, while total 311 requests in Bellevue fell from 657 to 640.
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311 requests, crime report counts, home prices and permits, each against the period before.
This week640 311 requests and 37 crime reports in the last 30 days.
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New additions, demolitions and new buildings, with a map link for each.
This week17 permits issued, 0 of them bigger projects.
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Median house and condo prices and the newest sales.
This weekMedian house price $385K over 12 months; 5 sales in the last 60 days.
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Curb permits starting this week, street trees and how fast 311 closes requests.
This week1 curb permits starting in the next 7 days.
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The request types residents filed most, ranked, with the change.
This weekMost filed: Bulk Collection (116).
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A block's building story and a newspaper reading from 100 years ago that week.
This week1941: 4000 block of 1st Street SW.
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Your ANC commissioners and links to their meetings.
This week7 commissioners across 2 ANCs.
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