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Latest ‘Get Hammered, Get Nailed’ effort nets 364 DUI arrests

The number of drivers pulled over and cited for DUI in the latest ‘Drive Hammered, Get Nailed’ campaign,…

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Albertsons recalls beef for E. coli risk

Beef products sold in the United States at stores including Albertsons are being recalled because of an E.…

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Youth Theatre Northwest extends ‘Owl’ performances

YTN has announced that Theater Simple will extend performances of their latest production, "The Owl and The Pussycat."

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Mercer Island 2012 National Merit semifinalists | Community news

Mercer Island teens Thayer Fisher and Nicholas Larus-Stone, of Lakeside School in Seattle, have been named as National…

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SJCC Parents’ Night Out is fun for kids | Community news

It may be called Parents Night Out, but let’s be honest — it’s really for the kids.

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Did the King County Council do enough in regards to the Sheriff’s Office? | Online poll

Last week the King County Council gave the Sheriff’s Office several objectives to accomplish, in response to critical…

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Ballots for November election go out Oct. 19 | News brief

Ballots for other Washington voters will be sent out by Oct. 19. The statewide voters’ pamphlet will be…

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Jason Roedell completes basic training | Community news

Army Pvt. Jason S. Roedell has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.

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Witness sees postal carrier using cell phone during accident | Mercer Island Police Blotter

As a 41-year-old postal carrier was leaving a temporary parking spot, she drove over a curb and struck…

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Festa Italiana set for Seattle Center Sept. 28-29

Gary Galeotti, of Mercer Island, will receive the Patricia DeLaurenti Award as Volunteer of the Year on Sept.…

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SR 520 bridge to close this weekend, expect more traffic on I-90

The State Route 520 bridge will be closed this weekend for continued construction work, which likely means an…

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Mercer Island to participate in October emergency drill

On the morning of Oct. 18, thousands of Washington residents will “drop, cover and hold on” in The…

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More state drivers saw red in 2011 than in 2009

Washingtonians spent 16 percent more time looking at brake lights in 2011 than they did in 2009 as…