Greet West Bellevue
Your Stories | Your Photos | Your Community
Welcome! We love serving this community.
Greet is the warm “hello” waiting in your mailbox. Nothing brings us more joy than sharing stories from local residents, exclusively for readers (and neighbors) like you.
We are grateful to serve this amazing community.
Every month, we share never-before-published stories about local residents, businesses, and more.
See below for a few of our recent favorites.

A Fond Farewell from Alvin Goldfarb Jeweler
After 45 extraordinary years serving the greater Bellevue/Seattle community, Alvin Goldfarb Jeweler will be closing its doors this September.
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A Flavorful Fundraiser!
Alan Fulp’s Summer Solstice Paella Dinner raises $6,750 for Bellevue Rotary initiatives.
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Breaking Records and Building Great Futures in Bellevue
The excitement was palpable at Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue’s Champions of Youth Gala & Auction, where nearly 500 community members gathered for an unforgettable evening in support of Bellevue’s youth.
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A People-First Approach
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Bellevue Teens Step Up to Study Sleep & Stress
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Not Just a Club—It’s a Cultural Family!
Read MoreHolding the Broken: on Grief, Love, and Community
When life took an unthinkable turn, Kelly Koopmans found herself surrounded by love from a community that refused to let her walk through grief alone. This is a story about loss, strength, and the healing power of showing up.
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Ivan Salaverry: Beyond the Mat
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A Legacy of Trust, A Future in Good Hands
Jeffrey Sleeper introduces longtime colleague Doug Warren as he begins his transition toward retirement.
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Raise a Glass to Bellevue LifeSpring’s Final Uncork the Night
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Meet Your Publisher

Lindsay Rucker
Greet West Bellevue magazine is a community magazine for the homeowners of West Bellevue, Medina, Hunts Point, Yarrow Point, and Clyde Hill, WA
Lindsay and her husband, Shea, have owned their family business since 2013 and now have a small portfolio of magazines. Shea heads up their real estate magazine, Seattle Real Producers, while Lindsay focuses on their community magazines.
Lindsay loves being able to publish positive community-driven stories and give local nonprofits an opportunity for exposure. As result, this also provides a unique opportunity for the best local businesses to reach a very desirable demographic of homeowners in a meaningful way. The business owners she works with love that they can build their brands through trust and word-of-mouth referrals through a partnership that includes both print and digital advertising.
If you'd like to learn about our advertising opportunities or want to get involved, contact us today!

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