East Link Agreement Public Hearing Set, Teens Trick or Treat for Cans and More of This Week's Highlights

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

If you see teenagers asking for cans instead of treats on Halloween night, it's probably the Bellevue Youth Council collecting food for the Renewal Food Bank.

The Bellevue City Council will make a decision on a binding agreement with Sound Transit after a Nov. 7 public hearing.

The Bellevue City Council split its vote Monday as council members voted 4-3 not to take any position on Initiative 1125.

A Bellevue man was arrested last week on suspicion of driving under the influence for the second time in six months, according to the Washington State Patrol.

Looking for a place to show off your fabulous costume? Here are a few Halloween destinations in Bellevue.

Meet the adoptable pets at the Seattle Humane Society featured this week on Bellevue Patch. Check this column soon to meet another featured adoptable pet.

A Romanian-born entrepreneur has raised the bar for Cachaça. Now he wants every bar to serve it.

Places where toddlers to teens can experience indoor thrills flying, climbing and jumping sky high.

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