City continues to explore ways to spend $10 million Sound Transit settlement.
As community re-focuses on sustainability, young activists are getting involved.
Council and city staff will set goals, review issues and discuss good governance on Jan. 26-27.
The four-year renewal levy would continue local levy funding for Mercer Island schools through 2022.
Owner Dr. Kara McCulloch will be honored at the MIYFS annual breakfast on Feb. 7.
Rep. Tana Senn’s bill aiming to address the gender pay gap is off to a fast start.
The non-traditional spa features the Seattle area’s first “Blu Room.”
Ginny Pietila, founder/owner of ‘Mercer Island’s premier athletic club,’ received the award on Jan. 11.
City proclaims Jan. 15 as MLK Day, with the help of community groups dedicated to inclusivity.
Salim Nice will serve as deputy mayor, as the city appoints new leadership for 2018-19.
The new eatery in the old Roberto’s location will feature healthful food, from salads to smoothies.
Two college juniors return to the U.S. after studying business and culture in BRIC countries.
2017 brought a new city manager, schools superintendent, residential code, I-90 lawsuit and more.
Adair Dingle and Dave Myerson served for a combined 20 years.
Donna Reed, who played Mary Hatch Bailey in Frank Capra’s 1946 film, lived on the Island in the 70s.
Dan Grausz retires after 18 years of service to the city.
All after-school activities and athletics for Dec. 14 and Dec. 15 were also canceled.
Board says goodbye to Dave Myerson, Adair Dingle and hello to Brian Giannini Upton, Deborah Lurie.
Father and son co-found veterinary telemedicine startup Petriage to help people care for their pets.
The City Council welcomed a new member and honored an outgoing member.
