The Mercer Island Thrift Shop will be holding a clearance sale through Saturday, Feb. 2.
Mercer Island’s own book store, Island Books, will soon be celebrating its 40th anniversary on the Island. In honor of the milestone, the store will be hosting a fiction contest.
Mercer Island Parent Edge will be hosting several roundtable discussions at the end of January and into February about self regulation. The discussion is aimed at parents of fifth grade through high school senior students to discuss why self regulation is important to students and their learning.
Application forms for the 2013 Stanley Ann Dunham Scholarship are now available
A majority of Washington communities saw better access to high-speed Internet in 2012, according to the 2012 Annual Broadband Report from the Washington State Broadband Office.
Women Fly! is the Museum of Flight’s annual event for young women in middle and high school who are interested in aviation and aerospace careers.
The Children’s Institute for Learning Differences (CHILD) will hold its largest fundraiser of the year, the 10th annual CHILD at Heart Breakfast, on Thursday, Feb. 7.
The board plans to discuss the facilities master plan and extending the superintendent’s contract.
You may have learned everything you need to know about life in kindergarten, but “everything you need to know about business can be learned from Little League,” says Mercer Island author, Earl Bell.
Sporting and outdoor goods worth over $25,000 were stolen out of an Isuzu Trooper overnight in the 9000 block of S.E. 50th Street, near Northwest Yeshiva High School.
Longtime journalist Maureen Francisco has written a book about a growing up and finding success as an immigrant in the United States.
A new hotel will be built on Mercer Island where the Travelodge was located. Dollar Development Co. has announced that it is proceeding with its development plans for a boutique hotel in the Mercer Island town center.
President Barack Obama’s inauguration for a second term was held on Monday, Jan. 21.