Bellevue Patch Week in Review: Oct. 10 - 16

Here are some of the top stories and some others you may have missed in the past week on Bellevue Patch:

Lessons from two eastside teachers teaching tomorrow’s technology leaders on how you can enhance your own child’s creativity and problem solving skills, which were qualities that the late Apple CEO displayed throughout his life.

, a leadership program for youth, has several new items in its column this week.

The Eastgate branch of Key Bank was robbed by a masked suspect Tuesday. The FBI and the Bellevue Police Department issued photos of the man with and without his mask.

Everyone wants to help and support Breast Cancer. But, we can't all be fast marathon runners and scientists...but shoppers, no problem!

The shopping center has announced a number of new store openings, including Stone Gardens, in advance of the holiday season

The bridge closed at 8 p.m. Saturday following the University of Washington Husky football game and is slated to reopen at 5 a.m. Monday morning. The work is related to the .

Competing restaurant promotions mean diners on the Eastside can enjoy fine dining values through the end of November.

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