The draft vision emphasizes accessibility and inclusivity for a variety of users.
Instructor and Mercer Island resident Fauzia Lala aims to empower women to protect themselves.
After several community meetings, the Planning Commission will review the draft this week.
Northwest Artists in Action will host a second pop-up demonstration on Feb. 2.
Lisa Anderl took her oath of office on Jan. 15.
The site at 2885 78th Ave. has a new owner after being previously under contract with Hines.
The pole is placed near the campus sign, which is the first mile marker of the Rotary Half Marathon.
Au Courant, Caruccio’s, FASPS, King Insurance and S.R. Schill & Associates were also nominated.
The city council will discuss more reductions at its planning session next month.
The Mercer Gallery at the Community and Event Center will also feature new exhibits in 2019.
City recommits to non-partisan appointment process.
The plan will help the city address its projected multi-million dollar budget deficits.
But arts, new ideas and community also provided a reason to celebrate.
City selects new trash, recycling and compostables hauler for 2019.
Longtime attorney Lisa Anderl appointed to council vacancy.
Both are in the top 10 largest campaign finance recoveries in Washington state history.
New sidewalks and bicycle lanes were constructed on Southeast 40th, near Northwood Elementary.
Anderl, one of the 12 applicants for the position, will be sworn in by the end of the year.
Mercer Island celebrated the retirement of longtime legislator, transportation leader Judy Clibborn.
The city manager was instructed to look for an additional $1.2 million in cuts.
