A look at the events happening around the Island in the coming week and beyond.
Jewish community tradition occurs once every seven years.
Islander girls beat Edmonds-Woodway; boys thump Newport.
Mercer Island developers and homeowners may be prohibited from applying for subdivisions and lot coverage deviations.
Island-based insurance company donates $30,000 to United Way of King County.
Visit www.mercergov.org/soliciting for more information.
MIPD also responded to reports of fraud, tire slashing and warrant suspects from Nov. 15-21.
Islander and 'Patient of Courage' donates $5,000 to Medic One Foundation.
Windermere to host bike drive; Lions Club Christmas tree sale benefits local organizations; MI Directory ending fiscal year; Giving tree helps families in need.
Island Books up for Independent Small Business of the Year Award; Jacksons stores join fight against domestic violence with “Give the Gift of Peace” campaign.
A look at the events happening around the Island in the coming week and beyond.
Frank Shiers Jr.'s editorial comic, week of Dec. 2, 2015.
New director John Oates has background in outdoor education, exercise science, health promotion and recreation.
The final date of the National Letter of Intent Signing Day for 2015 took place Wednesday, Nov. 18.
A look at the events happening around the Island in the coming week and beyond.
Islanders also report car thefts, prowling and fraud from Nov. 4-14.
City adds electric vehicle to fleet; Council recognizes Terry Pottmeyer for her service to Mercer Island.
The next Chamber of Commerce luncheon will be at noon on Dec. 3; Yogabliss will host Practices of Gratitude on Nov. 26.
With a 6-1 vote, the Seattle School Board voted to move back high school and middle school start times for the 2016-17 year.
Frank Shiers Jr.'s editorial comic, week of Nov. 25, 2015.
