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Here is the September 26th edition of the
Eastside Business Weekly
E-Newsletter.
The Container Store plans opening in Bellevue's Lincoln Square
The Container Store is planning on opening its
new store in Lincoln Square on October 29th and to do so they will be
hiring 90 new employees. (full
story)
Kirkland
City Council Candidate Forum
Sponsored by The League of Women Voters of
Seattle
The League of Women Voters will host the Kirkland City Council Candidate Forum on Tuesday evening, October 11 at the Kirkland Performance Center (KPC) located at 350 Kirkland Avenue. The event is aimed at heightening voter awareness of the issues and the candidates in the Kirkland city election. (full story)
Sammamish seeks applicants for commissions
The City of Sammamish is seeking applicants for several openings on its volunteer commissions. Spots are available on the Planning Commission, Parks and Recreation Commission, Arts Commission and Technology Committee (full details)
'Chefs Fest' raises funds for YWCA Family Village in Redmond
Chefs Fest, an annual event benefiting YWCA Family Village in Redmond, will be held on Thursday October 6th from 7 to 10pm at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue. The gala evening features a silent auction and tastings and libations provided by more than 25 fine restaurants and wineries. (full story)
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Columbia Bank Announces
Promotion of Rebecca Holverson
Columbia Bank has announced the promotion of Bellevue Branch Manager Rebecca Holverson to Vice President. She will continue as Branch Manager and remain at the Bellevue Branch. (full story)
Celebrate the Reds at Wells Medina Nursery
Annual Fundraiser to benefit the Arboretum Foundation will be held October 8th (full story)
The Epicenter brings 'Fast Fitness' program to the Eastside
The Epicenter has opened an Eastside location at Bellevue Place, in the space formerly occupied by Bellevue Place Club. The new club is owned by NFL Buffalo Bill All-Pro defensive tackle and former Seattle Seahawk Sam Adams and his business partner Merle Gregg, who also own another location at Third and Pike in Seattle. (complete story)
Help Plan future transit service for the Eastside
King County Metro Transit is looking for people to share and review ideas on how to improve future transit service for the Eastside (full story)
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Microsoft Realigns for Next Wave of Innovation and Growth
CEO Ballmer appoints president of three core divisions; Allchin announces plan for retirement (full story)
Microsoft Declares Quarterly Dividend and Amends Corporate Governance Guidelines Regarding Election of Directors (full story)
Microsoft Enhances Entourage 2004 for the Enterprise
Office 2004 for Mac Service Pack 2 Delivers Improved Corporate Collaboration Based on Customer Requests (full story)
Microsoft Acquires Identity and Access Management Solutions
Provider Alacris (complete story)
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