“It’s a no-brainer. The people who drive cars should support the infrastructure.”
By Blair Rasmussen
By Kate Gunby
The decision of the school district and the City of Mercer Island to use part of an existing playfield at Island Park Elementary School to expand and improve access to the school is correct. The change, discussed for years, is an overdue matter of safety for students, their parents, staff and the hundreds of drivers who use Island Crest Way, the busiest main street on the Island, each day.
“I go cycling and we (my wife and I) plant small trees and shrubs around the yard.”
By Mark Berejka
Despite the mixed messages coming from the weather gods, spring is here. The sun will come out. And when its does, so do the people.
“No, because I was around during that era and I haven’t heard her say she is sorry.”
The School Board is set to vote on Thursday whether to proceed to a second phase on the Boys & Girls Club’s proposal to build a $14 million teen center on the school district’s North Mercer campus.
By David Menz
“I like it. It’s like something you’d see in Lake Tahoe. It’s got that mountain feel.”
You can recycle just about anything at the City of Mercer Island’s annual Spring Recycling Event, even the kitchen sink as long as it’s porcelain (and toilets, too).
I am very pleased that we finished the 2005 Legislative Session on time — one of the few times in our state’s 116 years of existence. I’ve finally recovered from the late nights of work, and I’m especially happy to spend some quality time back home with my family and my dogs.
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