Rep. Kay Granger of Texas speaks to Women of Washington while Rep. Dave Riechert, at left, listens at the VFW Hall on Thursday, May 29. For the story, go to www.mi-reporter.com. The MIHS PTSA Staff Appreciation Committee would like to acknowledge and personally thank the following donors for their tremendous support and contributions in helping to make this year’s MIHS Staff Appreciation Week a great success. We thank the MIHS Boys Varsity Baseball players and their families for donating Mariners tickets, George Stokes/North end Shell Service Station, Suzy Skone/M.I. Auto Spa, Noah’s Bagels, Starbucks Coffee for all their contributions. Thank you to the many wonderful PTSA parent volunteers for generously offering your time and culinary contributions throughout the year. Sincerely, Leanne Reel, Anni Zilz and Elaine Ingram. story. - Chad Coleman/Mercer Island Reporter
Chad Coleman/Mercer Island Reporter
Rep. Kay Granger of Texas speaks to Women of Washington while Rep. Dave Riechert, at left, listens at the VFW Hall on Thursday, May 29. For the story, go to www.mi-reporter.com. The MIHS PTSA Staff Appreciation Committee would like to acknowledge and personally thank the following donors for their tremendous support and contributions in helping to make this year’s MIHS Staff Appreciation Week a great success. We thank the MIHS Boys Varsity Baseball players and their families for donating Mariners tickets, George Stokes/North end Shell Service Station, Suzy Skone/M.I. Auto Spa, Noah’s Bagels, Starbucks Coffee for all their contributions. Thank you to the many wonderful PTSA parent volunteers for generously offering your time and culinary contributions throughout the year. Sincerely, Leanne Reel, Anni Zilz and Elaine Ingram. story.

U.S. Congressman Dave Reichert visits Mercer Island


September 9, 2008 · Updated 12:10 PM 

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