
‘Left Behind’ is an oil painting depicting slums, by Mercer Island artist Margarita Melniciuc, who is from Moldova, a country in Eastern Europe.
City dollars to go to green energy effort
The Mercer Island City Council voted late last month to give $6,000 to PSE to support its Green Power program. The voluntary program pools funds from customers that wish to encourage the development of greener power sources.
AAA driver improvement program in Bellevue June 7
A driver improvement program will be offered by AAA in Bellevue on June 7. The course will give practical guidance for traffic accident prevention and enhances driver safety and confidence.
Mercer Island to face Bellarmine Prep Friday | Prep boys lacrosse
The Mercer Island boys lacrosse team will face Bellarmine Prep Friday night in their first game of the state tournament.
Mercer Island shuts down Prairie | Boys state soccer
In their first state game of the year, the Mercer Island boys soccer team shut down Prairie, winning 3-0.
Agenda set for joint Mercer Island School Board, City Council meeting
The agenda for the May 21 join meeting between the Mercer Island City Council and Mercer Island School District board of directors has been set.
Vandals break school portable windows, burglars ransack home on Monday
The week began with vandalism at Lakeridge Elementary, and two burglaries.
All-State lacrosse honors for five Islanders | Sports brief
Five members of the Mercer Island boys lacrosse team earned 2012 All-State honors in Division I.
MIHS boys tennis earn academic honors | Sports brief
Mercer Island boys tennis were the academic state champions this spring in the 3A classification.
Volunteer at the farmers market
June 10, the opening day of the Mercer Island Farmers Market, is less than a month away.
Another kind of city
‘Left Behind’ is an oil painting depicting slums, by Mercer Island artist Margarita Melniciuc, who is from Moldova, a country in Eastern Europe.
Letter | Mercer Island Community Fund supports Shakespeare
The Seattle Shakespeare Company is pleased to announce that we are the recipient of a grant from the Mercer Island Community Fund, supporting our 19th annual Wooden O free Shakespeare in the Parks series.
