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Island Crest law office, courtyard is artistic cache
Few may notice the six-foot-long fish swimming up the opening channel of Island Crest Way. Cars fly past…
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Island woman is the new face of Jenny Craig
Two years ago, Debbie Heyer weighed more than 350 pounds. She struggled to walk up staircases, gasping for…
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ICW light boosters crowd meeting
More than 35 Island residents in favor of building a traffic signal at the intersection of Island Crest…
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Islanders disapprove ICW ‘road-diet’
More than 40 Island residents in favor of building a traffic signal at the intersection of Island Crest…
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New assistant attorney and prosecutor at city
The city of Mercer Island has hired a new assistant city attorney and prosecutor. Shane Moloney began his…
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Three earn Officer of the Year awards
The City Council meeting room was filled to the doorway with police officers, firefighters and family members eager…
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City to decide fate of First Hill property
The City Council will decide whether or not to sell a city-owned First Hill lot next Monday, and…
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Parks director to leave Island
Pete Mayer, assistant Mercer Island city manager and Parks and Recreation director, will be leaving the city to…
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WSU grad, Managan, joins the Reporter
A new writer has joined the Mercer Island Reporter. Megan Managan took on the position of education reporter…
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Olympia hears high-density transit and 520 tolling bills
The halls of Olympia were bustling last week as state lawmakers decided to amend House Bill 1490, which…
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City extends Mary Wayte contract
The City Council agreed on Feb. 17 to invest $200,000 into the upkeep of Mary Wayte Pool over…
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Struggling YTN rallies support, city listens
Island residents, city officials and members of the arts community are rallying to save Youth Theatre Northwest. Less…
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Olympia hears high-density transit and 520 tolling bills
State lawmakers have decided to amend House Bill 1490, which promotes high-density development around Sound Transit stations, while…