The public is invited to attend a Washington State Transportation Commission meeting in Olympia, Feb. 20-21.
According to data from the Washington state Department of Health, the number of flu cases appears to be leveling off.
On Wednesday, Jan. 30, local public health officials learned of a newly confirmed case of measles in King County. This is the second person with confirmed measles in King County since Jan. 25.
The Mercer Island Youth and Family Services annual Giving from the Heart breakfast, held on Wednesday, Feb. 13, brought in close to 500 people and raised almost $120,000.
President’s Day is Monday, Feb. 18, and because of the holiday several local offices will be closed.
Mercer Island student Victoria Gersch is featured in the new CORE Theatrics production of FAME Jr.
An unknown vehicle struck a City of Mercer Island power junction and irrigation box, tearing it from its base, in a center median in front of Jacksons gas station sometime Friday morning.
Each week view the cartoon of the week by the Reporter’s cartoonist Jeff Johnson.This week’s cartoon of the week by Jeff Johnson.
Look for tax forms and more at the library and post office.
Disney Education Productions announced on Tuesday, Feb. 12, that the studio will be giving away copies of the movie ‘Lincoln,’ starring Daniel Day Lewis, to all high school and middle school students across the United States.
In honor of Wednesday’s Giving from the Heart breakfast, which helps to support Mercer Island Youth and Family Services, 12 local Mercer Island businesses will be donating 20 percent of their proceeds today to MIYFS.
The City of Mercer Island announced on Tuesday, Feb. 12, that it will be hiring the first sustainability and communications manager for the city.
The Washington State Board of Education’s Feb. 26 meeting in Olympia, Washington, at the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, will include a public hearing on draft rules pertinent to the state’s first public charter schools.