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Walking Through Bellaire’s Past
Before the end of January 2010, Bellaire residents will have a new way to learn about the city’s history. On Oct. 5, the Bellaire City Council approved the final leg of the self-guided Bellaire History Walk. The Bellaire Arts Commission, …
Children Craft Ship Replicas For Columbus Day
Children celebrated Columbus Day at the Bellaire City Library by creating replicas of the great explorer's ships, the Pinta, Nina and Santa Maria. [caption id="attachment_4267" align="alignnone" width="500" caption="Children celebrate
Pumpkins and Pictures Galore
People bought the quintessential Halloween decoration at the Nature Discovery Center's Pumpkin Patch this weekend. [media id=62 width=480
City Manager: $85,000 Needed To Renovate Evergreen Pool Bathhouses
Trying to clean the bathhouses at Evergreen Pool is the bane of Lifeguard Freda Anthony's existence. The 1-foot gaps between the bathhouses' walls and ceilings, meant to keep air
Design Of New Bellaire Fire Station
The city's new fire station will have a reddish brick facade, with a green tile roof, white stone trim and enough strength to withstand a hurricane with 146
Water Floods Bellaire Boulevard In West U
It wasn't the light rain around 2 p.m. today that caused a river of water to flood a portion of Bellaire Boulevard. A water main leak forced City
Bellaire Residents Talk Crime, Safety
Bellaire residents at a National Night Out event in the 5200 block of Woodlawn Place talk about crime and safety in the city. [media id=58 width=480
Four New Streets Targeted For Construction
Four streets in Bellaire will receive street and drainage improvements after the City Council on Monday voted to approve them as targets for the next phase of Rebuild
Find Party For Tuesday’s National Night Out
Tuesday is National Night Out, an annual event that promotes crime prevention and neighborhood awareness. Throughout Bellaire, 15 block parties will bring together neighbors and police officers to
Council Hearing Proposals To Renew Evergreen’s Bathhouses
The Bellaire City Council on Monday will hear ideas to rehabilitate the pool bathhouses at Evergreen Park. City Manager Bernie Satterwhite will present information about alternatives for the
Council Will Discuss New Fire Station Design
The Bellaire City Council on Monday will hear a presentation detailing the final design plans for the new Bellaire Fire Station, which will be built at South Rice
Library Needs Boxes For Book Sale
The Bellaire City Library needs residents to donate flat box tops that will help organize books for an upcoming book sale. The library needs the type of shallow boxes
Bellaire Students Named Scholarship Semifinalists
Four students from Bellaire High School were named as semifinalists in the 2010 National Achievement Scholarship Program. [caption id="attachment_4049" align="alignleft" width="285" caption="Bellaire students Christina Griffin, Anthony Landry, Ngozi Lawanson
Book Tells Bellaire History In Pictures
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Firefighters Pack For Move Before Station Renovation
This may be the end for Leroy the Rat. Most of the pots and pans that decorated his home in the kitchen of the Bellaire Fire Station are
