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Bellevue City Council considers opening City Hall on Fridays

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By Tony Evans Verified
| Idaho Mountain Express Verified
The Bellevue City Council met at the Bellevue Fire Station on Tuesday to hear presentations by all city department heads as they outlined their duties and requested funding for fiscal year 2027. The city’s proposed budget includes $12,091,655 in total planned expenses, with forecasted general fund revenue down 2% from last year, said City Treasurer Shelly Shoemaker.
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Bellevue Urban Renewal Agency sets tentative fiscal '27 budget

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By Tony Evans Verified
| Idaho Mountain Express Verified
The Bellevue Urban Renewal Agency board agreed upon a tentative budget for fiscal year 2027 on Tuesday that would spend $625,000 on downtown infrastructure projects. The board will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, Aug. 4, at 4:30 p.m. at City Hall to finalize the budget, with public comment allowed.
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Jewish Film Festival starts next week

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By Tony Evans Verified
| Idaho Mountain Express Verified
The Sun Valley Jewish Film Festival will run from July 14-21 at Merlin’s Magic Lantern Theater in Ketchum. All screenings are free but registration is needed to reserve seats. Doors will open at 4 p.m. for a 4:30 film start on the evening of the shows. After each film, the directors will hold a question-and-answer session. “The [Wood River Jewish Community] invites the entire Wood River Valley free of charge,” said WRJC Executive Director Gaby Rosen.
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