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Articles by Celina Kareiva
Falali Hair Salon brings ‘Ferrari quality haircuts with Toyota prices’ to the CID
The Chinatown International District (CID) has a new hair salon: Falali, at 623 S King St. Falali owner Olivia Lui hopes to inspire other women to follow their dreams independent of others. Powered by over 37 years of expertise, the salon is open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and provides a wide range of services such as haircuts, hair styling, hair color, hair perms, hair treatments, and head massages with techniques from Japan, China, and Dubai.
Let’s cut the Millennials a little slack
With the onslaught of new social media platforms – Twitter, Instagram and Facebook – it’s really no surprise my generation has been targeted for its narcissistic ways. But how much truth is there behind this statement? In one photo, a circle of teens, each no more than 16 years old, pose in front of their personal jet. In another, the backseat of a Ferrari is stacked high with shopping bags. A girl shows off her massive diamond ring.
Property acquisitions to begin along East Link alignment
Scott Rodgers' unit is one of 41 in Carriage Hills and Carriage Place condos that faces full acquisition by Sound Transit, now that an East Link alignment has been approved. A CPA who works from home, Scott Rodgers’ condo in Carriage Place along 112th Avenue is in a prime location. He’s within walking distance of downtown Bellevue, has immediate access to I-90 and I-405.
Bellevue neighborhoods finding connections in ‘third places’
When Crossroads Community P-Patch opened in 2009 in a space the shopping center couldn't develop, it quickly became a draw for the neighborhood. Residents planted the space with tomatoes, green beans and lettuce. P-Patch owners in front of a plot constructed in Crossroads mall in 2009. The mall has been lauded as one example of successful “third places When Crossroads Community P-Patch opened in 2009 in a space the shopping center couldn’t develop, it quickly became a draw for the neighborhood.
German deli serves heart, community
It’s lunch rush at the Liebchen Delicatessen, a German deli in the Overlake neighborhood. Liebchen only recently reopened after a move from the Lake Hills Shopping Center, but a procession of customers, files in, picking through the shelves and ordering without once needing to glance at the menu. Siobhan Donohue in front of the new storefront for Liebchen Delicatessen It’s lunch rush at the Liebchen Delicatessen, a German deli in the Overlake neighborhood.
Proposed reservoir expansion raises concerns in Bridle Trails
Tucked in the southeast section of Bridle Trails State Park, the Pike’s Peak reservoir, a 24-foot tower, is barely visible from most walking paths. But a growing demand for water storage in the city of Bellevue threatens to disrupt some of that tree-line. A group of students on a recent field trip Tucked in the southeast section of Bridle Trails State Park, the Pike’s Peak reservoir, a 24-foot tower, is barely visible from most walking paths.
HIV positive and living positively
How a group with unique needs provides care, compassion, and financial support for one another. Editor’s note: A wide-reaching project in Western Kenya is having a profound effect on the lives of children and adults by tackling a complicated web of health issues.
Op-Ed: We Need to Expand Cell Coverage In National Parks
There is no question that one of the reasons we visit national parks is to feel inspiration—something beyond ourselves. Experiences with close friends or partners can strengthen relationships and create lasting memories. The intimacy with nature that parks foster is ineffably rewarding. But we live in an age of social media, when Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram have redefined intimacy and how we share our private moments with the world.
Property acquisitions to begin along East Link alignment
A CPA who works from home, Scott Rodgers' condo in Carriage Place along 112th Avenue is in a prime location. He's within walking distance of downtown Bellevue, has immediate access to I-90 and I-405. And when he first moved there in 2006, with East Link alignment discussions still underway and a preferred route running behind the Hilton Hotel, he thought he'd find himself conveniently close to light rail.
German deli serves heart, community
Siobhan Donohue in front of the new storefront for Liebchen Delicatessen, a German deli that formerly served Lake Hills for 41 years. It’s lunch rush at the Liebchen Delicatessen, a German deli in the Overlake neighborhood. “In the last few days we’ve had regulars but also quite a steady stream of new customers,” says co-owner Siobhan Donohue, pausing as the crowd tapers off.
Let’s cut the Millennials a little slack | Reporter's Notebook | Celina Kareiva
In one photo, a circle of teens, each no more than 16 years old, pose in front of their personal jet. In another, the backseat of a Ferrari is stacked high with shopping bags. A girl shows off her massive diamond ring. Rich Kids of Instagram is an embarrassing look at the American upper class and a total misrepresentation of young people. And yet it’s somehow become the symbol of a supposedly self-obsessed generation of Millennials.
Bellevue neighborhoods finding connections in ‘third places’
P-Patch owners in front of a plot constructed in Crossroads mall in 2009. The mall has been lauded as one example of successful “third places,” destinations separate from work and home, that foster community. Inside a giant chess board, a performance stage and lots of benches and seating, encourage people to linger. The city hopes to cultivate more third places, alongside its growing skyline.
Proposed reservoir expansion raises concerns in Bridle Trails
A group of students on a recent field trip, sponsored by Bridle Trails Parks Foundation. Neighbors are concerned that the city of Bellevue's project to expand water storage facilities by 6.5 million gallons, could damage the serenity and treescape of the state park. The Pike's Peak reservoir is one of several sites still being assessed. Tucked in the southeast section of Bridle Trails State Park, the Pike’s Peak reservoir, a 24-foot tower, is barely visible from most walking paths.
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