Opinion
Cartoon of the Week | Don’t cross the twin white lines
Frank Shiers Jr.'s editorial comic, week of Sept. 30, 2015.
Letters to the Editor
‘Save Our Suburbs’ is about livability
"Save Our Suburbs is not anti-change or anti-development."
Letters to the Editor
Re: No more ‘opt outs’ | Letters to the Editor
"We need this kind of support for the childhood immunization."
Letters to the Editor
‘Peculiar decisions’ made by our local government
Recent "proposed changes do not seem to reflect the needs of our community."
Letters to the Editor
Mercerdale Park referred to as ‘surplus property’
MICA site under consideration is an acre of public park land adjacent to the Mercer Island Town Center.
Letters to the Editor
Mayor responds to King County Executive’s letter
"Hearing public concerns and ideas is an important first step."
Letters to the Editor
Executive’s letter shows interest in Island politics
"Sound Transit’s 'time out' is simply a concerted tactic in self‐preservation by delaying critical decisions until after the…
Opinion
A time out is needed to listen to Islanders’ concerns about Sound Transit
King County Executive writes about engaging Islanders in planning for East Link project and Mercer Island Station.
Letters to the Editor
A Trump-like view of the Island’s Town Center | Letter to the Editor
Plans for the Town Center sound like "a real winner."
Letters to the Editor
Another kind of ‘vision’ for the Town Center | Letter to the Editor
"The silent majority wants new shops, new jobs, new restaurants, new housing and new grocery stores."
Letters to the Editor
Value of ‘little-used’ piece of Mercerdale Park | Letters to the Editor
Letter writer believes that the park should be preserved and enjoyed by present and future citizens.
Letters to the Editor
Council needs to ensure actions to fill open seat are legal, consistent | Letter
Mayor's actions to find replacement for Council seat are questionable.
Letters to the Editor
Nostalgia won’t help us plan for the future | Letter to the Editor
Increasing multifamily homes will not undermine community attributes, writes Island business owner.