When artist Natalie Oswald first saw Luther Burbank Park she was struck by the scenery. Oswald, who was commissioned to paint a mural above the tennis courts on the North-end of the park, couldn’t help but notice the stunning backdrop aligned with her style, what she describes as “a lot of nature and birds and sky and water.”
On Thursday, June 5, the City of Mercer Island sent notice to the Washington State Liquor Control Board (WSLCB) informing it that Tom’s Stuff, the single lottery winner awarded a bid for a recreational marijuana storefront on the Island, didn’t comply with state law.
While City zoning does not allow pot sales, five applicants submitted plans for approval.
New agent takes over for longtime owner Pauline Reed; Kusak Cut Glass Works to celebrate 100th anniversary.
South-end Rite Aid solar panel may be largest installation on Island
At a King County Library System (KCLS) Board of Trustees meeting last Wednesday, May 28 interim director Julie Brand said it will move ahead with remodel construction plans after allowing for four months of public input.
Natalie Angelillo was cleaning out her daughter’s room, when she came across an old dollhouse. She knew the once cherished toy would only collect dust in her basement, but didn’t know how to go about selling it.
City invites business owners, residents to share visions for downtown
MI Farmer’s Market begins on June 8 in the Town Center.
Lessons on ‘open attention on the present’ showing up at West Mercer, Island Park and Crest.
Neighbors worry KCLS is unresponsive to suggestions
Dollar Development working to lease retail space on street.
Chair says Center for the Arts is aiming for public-private partnership.
