After the bittersweet news that they and other daycare facilities would have to move after the school district seized back property at its North Mercer Campus, Country Village Day School may have a home in sight.
Staff recommends Planning Commission reopen public hearing process
Tho Tran can remember cooking even as a teenager in a Thai refugee camp. Born in Vietnam, Tran would watch his mother, memorizing the careful cadence of her movements as she weighed out ingredients.
City Council considers new policy for false alarms
The pilot program will be in effect through December of 2015 when the Police Guild revisits its bargaining agreement.
Townhomes planned for hillside will be 1,900 to 2,200 square feet
The Island’s VFW Hall, the Keewaydin Clubhouse, is undergoing a facelift complete with a new open-air plaza and a freedom stone commemorating veterans passed.
KCLS staff and a ten-person citizen advisory committee met on March 10 to advance remodel plans for the Mercer Island library.
A five-unit hillside townhome project goes before design commission.
Director hopes that new theater will be taken into account as YTN proposal moves ahead.
Deputy Mayor appoints Islanders to work with KCLS on library redesign.
Washington’s Coalition for Open Government hosted its annual conference at the Mercer Island Community and Events Center, drawing journalists, “citizen reporters” and a host of guest speakers to both reinforce the importance of access to public records and discuss the evolving policy around it.
Little Acorn and Country Village get 180-day notice last Friday to leave North Mercer campus.
