Sen. Steve Litzow, Rep. Marcie Maxwell and Rep. Judy Clibborn represent the 41st District.
Though sales price continued to decline, an upsurge in sales and multiple offers portends gradual rebound if the trend continues.
Fun activities and some sweet deals for the whole family this upcoming week.
In case you missed them, here's a recap and links to the week's most popular stories on Mercer Island Patch.
A boys and girls home doubleheader is on tap against KingCo 3A/2A League rival Mount Si
Mothers and daughters from one of Mercer Island's most active service clubs delivered some holiday cheer in the form of 200 gift bags to formerly homeless women in Seattle.
With the holiday season behind us, January is the time to enjoy deals on wines at local restaurants and retailers without long waits.
The following information from Dec. 25 - Jan. 4 was supplied by the Mercer Island Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
The following homes are holding open houses this Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 7-8.
State Sen. Steve Litzow (R-Mercer Island) says he largely agrees with the State Supreme Court ruling that the state legislature is not adequately funding public education.
Some restaurants face raising menu prices in order to cover the latest increase in Washington's minimum wage, one of the highest in the country.
A court decision says that the state is not doing enough to fund "basic public education." The lawsuit was filed by a coalition that counts the Mercer Island School District and Mercer Island Education Association as members.
Councilman Jim Pearman will step down Feb. 1 for a job with FEMA and the city is seeking candidates to replace him.
Simple, timeless steps to increase your wealth in 2012
Investment rating agency Moody's gives the school district a key endorsement as its school board considers putting a $100 or $200 million-plus bond on a special election ballot this April.
Mercer Island High School QB Jeff Lindquist, Juanita OL Nathan Dean and Skyline Coach Mat Taylor joined forces on the winning West team.
Check our picks for the activities to hit and places to explore this weekend.
Hi-tech professional Debbie Bertlin won election in November with 59 percent of the vote over then-deputy mayor El Jahncke.
The Town Center wine bar, run by local owner Ryan Allison, shuttered its doors Dec. 23.
When your little one asks, "Can I help?", say "YES!"
MILL Open House Sunday, Jan. 8th 4-6PM at the PEAK
Mercer Island City Council elected councilman Bruce Bassett as the city's new mayor and Dan Grausz the city's deputy mayor during its Jan. 3 public meeting at City Hall.
MIHS senior quarterback Jeff Lindquist was one of 100 prep-football All-Americans named to the starting roster of this afternoon's All-American Bowl.
Enjoying their moment in the sun, a reader-contributed video captures Mercer Island High School's marching band march in the Jan. 2 Parade of Roses in Pasadena, California.
Plan an outing that will get your year off to a great start!
Newly elected City Councilwoman Debbie Bertlin will be sworn in and the city will discuss the costs and benefits of municipal governance. The Mercer Island City Council will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. for its regular session.
Joan Probala reminds us that with the New Year comes tax season; itemize your return to take advantage of deductions for homeowners.
Mercer Island will be in a new 9th Congressional district, the most racially diverse district in the state, based on maps approved by the Washington State Redistricting Commission — but remain in an enlarged 41st State Legislative District.
Jan. 1 happens to fall on a Sunday, so the holiday is observed on Monday, Jan. 2. What's open, what's closed for this week?
Several Patch sites are covering the caucus by following the candidates who are campaigning, stumping and visiting with voters in that state.
Check out what other countries do to celebrate a new year.
KCLS's intrepid intern gives her picks for the best books of 2011.
Thank you to all the Puget Sound Patch readers who shared their holiday lights with us. Check out the local winners, and vote for your national favorite.
The following information from Dec. 15 - Dec. 28 was supplied by the Mercer Island Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
If you got a new gadget for Christmas, don't just trash the old one. The Department of Ecology has tips for what to do with it, along with other household safety advice.
The upcoming year promises to bring major changes and trends on how we buy and consume wine, beer and liquor.
After a year filled with dining, it's time to look back at some of the best restaurants on the Eastside.
What is your most valuable asset?
Lift your spirits with some post-holiday fun!