Issaquah’s Salmon Days returns for 53rd annual festival
The festival celebrates the return of spawning salmon to Issaquah Creek.
Diversity in Law Enforcement Career workshop set by police agencies
Six South King County police departments partner to attract more diverse workforce
Screening of ‘Race to Nowhere’ set for Sept. 29
MI Parent Edge will host a film screening of “Race to Nowhere” and a panel discussion from 7-9 p.m. on…
Newell will discuss ‘Hope Herd’ at Oct. 4 Rotary meeting
Rick Newell will discuss “Hope Herd: Building an onramp to adulthood for youth in foster care” at the Rotary Club…
Fall recycling event on tap for Oct. 29
The city of Mercer Island will hold its annual fall recycling event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Oct….
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$10K Grants Available: Comcast Helps Local Businesses RISE Above Challenges
We’re excited to partner with Comcast again on a grant program focused on maintaining a diverse, inclusive small businesses community…
Interstate 90 closures through Mercer Island due to roadwork were finally completed ahead of schedule by Sunday afternoon, but it… Funding for the grant was made possible by the Federal American Rescue Plan Act.WSDOT completes I-90 work through MI amid social media complaints from drivers during closures
DCYF launches Workforce Retention Grant to fund child care provider retention efforts
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Quarterback fires away
Mercer Island High School quarterback Spencer Kornblum sends a pass up field during the Islanders’ 3A KingCo home matchup against…
Smith is ‘rolling’ on the golf course this season
MIHS squad won state championship in May.
- Guo brings positive energy to the volleyball court
- ‘I think soccer will be a part of my life forever’
- Catano is ready to run the ball for MIHS football squad
- Enge shines at Junior Pan Pacific Championships
- MIHS boys water polo team kicks off season under and over I-90
- Islanders getting ready to roll this season
‘Subtle Asian Baking’ founder Kat Lieu publishes best-selling cookbook
After being told ‘Asian culture doesn’t sell,’ this Renton resident built a whole community.
Meteor showers light up August nights in the Pacific Northwest
Stargazers can track Perseids at sites around Washington state.
- Shakespeare in the Park: 2 classic plays coming this summer
- Holy Trinity Church on Mercer Island welcomes new pastor
- Mercer Island resident shares her story of Japanese American incarceration during World War II
- How a Kirkland banker helped a Ukrainian family leave a warzone
- World’s longest surviving kidney patient dies
- Car review: 2021 Toyota Corolla XSE
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Bainbridge Island jeweller adapts heirlooms to create modern masterpieces
By William Russ Payne, Guest column Gov. Jay Inslee has announced that all remaining COVID-19 emergency proclamations and state of emergency will end by Oct. 31…. Proposal asks WA Legislature to allocate $86 million annually. Gov. Jay Inslee announced the order will end nearly three years after he first issued it.It’s time to introduce reasoning skills into education | Guest column
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State superintendent announces proposal for free school meals
Washington’s COVID-19 state of emergency to end Oct. 31
