Christina Crow, 9, finishes the mile run in 6:44 as the second-place female finisher during the Mercer Mile Fun Run on the Saturday morning of Summer Celebration.
On Monday the King County Council approved the terms of an updated regional system for animal control, sheltering and licensing.
It’s time we reconsidered the reason for our summer vacations and our need to relax. After all, rest restores our view of reality.
Summer Celebration began with a mile run and community parade on Saturday, July 14. The theme of the weekend was “Spirit of the Olympics.”
A mile run and community parade kicked off Mercer Island’s annual Summer Celebration on Saturday, July 14.
Police want communities to be on the lookout for a man in a reddish-orange jeep.
Mitchell, a longtime QFC employee who died in May, will be honored in the Summer Celebration parade
Marty Brounstein, an author and historian from the San Francisco Bay Area, will present a discussion of his recent book, Two Among the Righteous Few: A Story of Courage in the Holocaust, at the Stroum Jewish Community Center, 3801 East Mercer Way, on July 15 at 4 p.m.
Vicki Puckett began her official position as Mercer Island High School’s new principal July 1 after working 14 years in the Northshore School District as Woodinville High School’s principal and, most recently, overseeing the alternative school programs there.
This upcoming weekend, July 13 through July 16, the State Route 520 bridge will be closed for construction and the annual inspection.
The City of Mercer Island is hosting the fifth annual “National Night Out” on Tuesday, Aug. 7.
In an effort to reduce preventable wildfires, the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) issued a statewide burn ban covering all DNR-protected lands, effective through September 2012.
Rosemary Leach receives two degrees from Cottey College, and Charles Wood graduates from Boston College with a bachelor’s degree in psychology.