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Third Thursday Mercer Island Art Walk: 5:30-8 p.m., May 15, Town Center. Features BBQ, blues and brews.

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Mike Bond to run for state’s highest court

Hoping to piggyback on the success of his teenage daughter’s victory last year in becoming the ninth-grade class…

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Councilmen Cero, Litzow take a hit Councilmen ‘try out’ Tasers

Two City Councilmembers recently volunteered to get Tasered by police. After doing so, both Councilmembers agreed that it…

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Walkathon

Community briefs

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Community briefs

The top 33 Christian work places nationwide were recently announced at the Christian Leadership Conference in Dallas, Texas.…

A variety of teas line the shelves at Tea Treasures.

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A new tea shop, Tea Treasures, is open at the Avellino

A new tea shop, Tea Treasures, is open at the Avellino Apartments building at 2836 78th Ave. S.E.…

A donation truck from the Salvation Army rolled across a trail

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Police

Police arrested a 29-year-old man in town on Mother’s Day for possessing five bags of marijuana and two…

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The Mercer Island Yoga Community is sponsoring a Yogathon

The Mercer Island Yoga Community is sponsoring a Yogathon from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on May 17…

Life

The late Nin Elliott ‘returns’ for a month

It was July 29, 1959, when Mercer Island pioneer Virginia Ogden Elliott first began serializing her “Mercer Island…

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College ‘legacies’ are fading tradition

In generations past, many Mercer Island High School students followed their parents’ academic footsteps. As school “legacies” they…

Islander Derek Johnson battles a pair of Bellevue players for control of the ball as Mercer Island pulled out a 3-2 overtime victory against the school’s biggest rival.

Sports

Soccer’s KingCo-sized comeback

At the beginning of April, the Mercer Island boys soccer team fell to fifth place in 3A KingCo…

A pedestrian walks under a canopy of cherry blossoms in the South end shopping center.

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Nature’s canopy

Islander wins Communicator of Excellence award

Opinion

Rossi’s plan is seriously flawed

More traffic, more taxes and fewer choices are what Dino Rossi’s transportation proposal would mean for area commuters.