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Joint City-School meeting tomorrow The City Council and School Board will meet from 5-7 p.m. on Oct. 8 at City Hall to go over ”education-related issues.”

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Mercer Island residents had a chance to provide input and identify potential issues with East Link light rail, the I-90 center lane closure and other upcoming projects that Sound Transit, Metro and the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) are working on to connect the region by rail.

As may be expected, the region weighed in as well. Sound Transit’s Mercer Island listening tour became a topic on the Seattle Transit Blog and Crosscut, with headlines “Dear Mercer Island: Public Space is for Public Use” and “Mercer Islanders showcase a purer form of entitlement,” with both sites chiding Mercer Island

for wanting “special privileges.”

Sound Transit Public Information Officer Bruce Gray said that the idea of a “listening tour” is not unique to Mercer Island; the agency undertook similar outreach efforts in southeast Seattle before building link light rail to SeaTac and recently wrapped up negotiations with the city of Bellevue after addressing concerns of residents there.

This step is a “one-way dialogue by design,” Gray said. King County Executive Dow Constantine, who chairs the Sound Transit Board of Directors, deemed it a “step back.”

Gray said that the goal of the tour is to be more transparent, noting that many of the Mercer Island issues revolve around information coming to the public “fully

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The I-90 detours are back after a summer hiatus. Lanes will close 11 p.m. on Friday Oct. 9, and open at 5 a.m. Monday, as WSDOT funnels westbound traffic from Bellevue to the center lanes for construction purposes.

To reduce the impacts of the closures on residents, WSDOT will try out a new option: using the Island Crest Way exit in addition to East Mercer Way.

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The Mercer Island City Council heard a report regarding the I-90 loss of mobility negotiations at its meeting on Oct. 5, after the Reporter deadline.

Sound Transit staff will come back to the Council with a list of identified issues on Oct. 19, along with a plan for which agency should handle the issue and a timeline to reach solutions. The Sound Transit board will review the issues at its Oct. 22 meeting.

Tough negotiations may lie ahead on a few issues, including a “bus intercept” that would have buses turning around on Mercer Island once light rail service begins to eliminate redundant service into downtown Seattle. But the city and agencies may agree on other ideas, like adding more bus service around the Island to feed into the transit center.

The need for bus-rail integration is also not unique to Mercer Island, Gray said, or to East Link.

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The city Planning and Design Commissions will meet from 6:30-9 p.m. Oct. 7, at City Hall to work together on the Town Center code revision.

There will also be a public hearing, so residents can share their perspectives directly with the Joint Commission members.

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Town Center visioning was the topic of the day at the Chamber of Commerce’s monthly luncheon on Oct. 1, as City Council candidates spoke about their visions for downtown Mercer Island.

Jeff Sanderson, whose opponent for Position No. 4 dropped out early in the race, sandwiched his speech between the eight candidates running for contested seats.

He said he was the “center guy” because of his centrist outlook, and that he’s also the “Town Center guy,” having opened and closed a business in Mercer Island. The logo for the business, Stopsky’s Delicatessen, inspired his campaign signs.

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CHAMBER | FROM 1 He is running a company with his wife, Lara, called Sanderson Ventures that has looked at development opportunities in the Town Center. Their latest venture is “co-opportunity,” a group of Islanders interested in bringing cooperative developments to Mercer Island after the “Bring PCC” movement halted. He said that the problems in Town Center can be solved with “local solutions” that provide “utility and beauty.”

Debbie Bertlin, second in the lineup and running for re-election to Position No. 7, said that Town Center should be “economically viable and socially vibrant.” Wendy Weiker, running for Position No. 3, said that Mercer Island has a unique customer base and must thoughtfully plan for the future of the community.

Tom Acker, running for Position No. 5, spoke first, comparing downtown Mercer Island to the Old Main area in Bellevue that has experienced some recent redevelopment. He said that business owners in the area no longer serve

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the community around them, but the people above them, referring to the larger apartment buildings that his group Save Our Suburbs (SOS) is fighting.

Acker said he is no longer affiliated with the group, but still believes in “residents before region.”

Dave Wisenteiner, running for Position No. 1, expressed a similar sentiment, as did Salim Nice, running for Position No. 3. Wisenteiner could not attend the meeting but sent in a statement that noted Mercer Island’s “inconsistent approach to development.”

Nice said that he has seen the challenge that I-90 development can have on Mercer Island business, having worked at the Texaco station when he was younger that had to relocate due to construction. He said he would take a “data-driven and factbased” approach to Town Center planning, especially with density.

Bruce Bassett, the incumbent mayor running to retain Position No. 5, said that he wears many hats: an advocate to Mercer Island businesses, a Councilmember looking for collaboration and

a Town Center vision that reflects the entire community and a mayor looking for a viable endpoint when there are no clear solutions to Mercer Island’s many problems: growth, parking and mobility. But Bassett said that he has the experience and connections to lead Mercer Island through the tough times ahead.

Jane Brahm, running for re-election to Position No. 1, said that she has been involved and committed to the community since 1976.

She worked for the Mercer Island Reporter, started the Sister City Association, wrote a book about Mercer Island history and currently serves as Chamber of Commerce secretary.

She said that the Island faces many challenges but there are “good solutions,” citing the adoption of impact fees and the fact that Mercer Island made it through the recession in much better shape than neighboring cities.

Traci Granbois, running for Position No. 7, took a different take, focusing on transparency in government. She said she would bring a renewed energy to ensuring fiscal responsibility and timely access to information.

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LINK | FROM 1 Buses will intercept at the South Bellevue Park and Ride, but also at the University of Washington and Northgate.

Many residents oppose the idea of a “bus barn,” and the City Council rejected the latest proposal in May “due to ongoing concerns over lack of sufficient commuter parking.” A public-private parking partnership is “not off the table” though promising sites like Walgreens and Hines fell through, said Eric Beckman, an Islander and the deputy executive director of business and

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“We’re still open to that,” Beckman said. “It has to be the right site and the right partnership.”

According to the Council’s agenda bill, Sound Transit should provide the city with a full report cataloging the input received from the Mercer Island listening tour by Oct. 9. As of the Reporter deadline, the agency had received 300 comments. Next, Sound Transit will determine if any additional studies are needed to address the issues raised by Island residents.

East Link light rail service won’t start until 2023,

but when it is complete, it will connect downtown Seattle to Mercer Island, Bellevue and Overlake. Rail will also run to Northgate in 2021 and Lynnwood in 2023, meaning that 30 miles of it will open in the next seven or eight years.

“These are the sort of issues you want to work out, or have worked out, by this phase of design,” Gray said.

The city recently hired a strategic adviser, Tony Williams of Washington 2 Advocates, and transportation expert, Fehr and Peers.

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To the editor Auto theft numbers skewed I was quite amazed by the recent letter from Traci Granbois talking first about her “inadvertent typo” in the Voter’s Pamphlet, but then still using the opportunity to attack Debbie Bertlin. As Ms. Granbois is an engineer/ lawyer who had ample opportunity to read and reread her Voter’s Pamphlet submittal before it went to press, I have a hard time believing her claim of inadvertence, particularly once I dug into the numbers.

The entire factual basis for the allegation (a 150 percent increase in auto theft which somehow ended up as 250 percent in the Voter’s Pamphlet) is deceitful. I asked our police chief for the annual auto theft numbers and here they are: 2005 – 37; 2006 – 25; 2007 – 29; 2008 – 32; 2009 – 14; 2010 – 10; 2011 – 14; 2012 – 9; 2013 – 12; 2014 – 23 One only gets to 150 percent by comparing 2012 with 2014. If anything, 2014 looks like an aberration given the great numbers during the preceding five years (two of which occurred during Ms. Bertlin’s term) and even then, 2014 is well under the higher numbers we used to see before 2009.

Ms. Granbois chose deception over transparency. If that is the way she conducts her campaign, then we cannot afford to have her do the same in City Hall.

I have always considered Debbie Bertlin to be a person of unquestioned integrity. One can disagree with her policies, but there has never been a basis for challenging her integrity. That is a quality I value above all others when I vote. The actions of Ms. Granbois have made my decision an easy one.

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Leaders have made Island better As a 30-year resident of the Island, living another 20 years in South Bellevue, I have had an opportunity to see considerable changes in our downtown and city amenities. I want to commend our current and prior leaders for their vision in making sure that Mercer Island meets its growth requirements under state law, provides us with

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remarkable facilities and encourages a vibrant business district.

Our 2015 City Council election is critical for the course of our Island. I am supporting Bruce Bassett, Wendy Weiker, Jane Mayer Brahm and Debbie Bertlin, and I encourage you to do likewise.

Each of these individuals has shown through performance on the council, or in detailed policy statements, an intention to keep the Island progressing. This includes an ability to say “yes” to parks, civic improvements, roadway enhancements and downtown development that both

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residence, but not a great place to live.

In the ensuing decades our leaders have said “yes” to a great community center, new business and residential opportunities, new parks and now a performing arts center. This is a community for our children and grandchildren. Let’s remember the philosophy that brought us here.

Stephen Smith

Incumbents running scared Incorrect and malicious statements by Carol Branom that candidate Traci Granbois is using scare tactics by reporting that the city is facing two years of deficits are not true. I was at the City Council meeting to which she refers and the facts are that Financial Director Chip Corder stated: “At the January 2015 planning session, staff presented its 2015 — 2020 General Fund forecast to the council, noting ongoing, projected deficits beginning in 2017. This forecast had been updated for the June 2015 mini planning session with a $982,000 deficit projected at the end of 2017 and a $1,565,000 deficit projected at the end of 2018.

Those are the facts. This does not mean the city is going broke, it means, as Finance Director Corder commented, there would be a future choice for the council, either cut services or raise taxes. Corroborating the council’s behavior is the $20 Mercer Island Transportation Benefit District assessment by the City Council without a vote of Mercer Island Citizens. It appears to portend that the council will increase the tax burden on citizens by any means and whenever it can.

Challengers Granbois, Nice, Wisenteiner and Acker have simply reported what Corder has said. They take him at his word, as do I. For me it rang an alarm bell, and I suspect that for the incumbents to generate a letter such as Branom’s, it rang an alarm bell for them also. I dare say it would appear that it is the incumbents who are quite correctly running scared of their record.

Gary D. Robinson

Bassett knows Islanders’ needs As someone who has known Bruce Bassett for 13 years, I feel I can provide an accurate assessment of both his character and of his performance as mayor of Mercer Island.

I’ve often carpooled with Bruce and other team members to our weekly men’s league soccer games. During these trips, we discussed a variety of topics.

As a parent whose children made the dangerous drive across Island Crest Way as new teenage drivers, I can appreciate that drivers can now safely turn onto Island Crest Way (the “road diet” initiative). Another initiative that improved life on the Island included the renovation of the middle school playing field that is enjoyed by residents of all ages.

Bruce takes the time to thoroughly understand the issues, to solicit expertise from subject matter experts and those who might be affected by the changes.

Bruce has the Islanders’ needs as his top priority. He has worked to address problems related to off-Island residents parking on Mercer Island and preventing tolling on I-90. This work does not happen in a vacuum. Bruce has collaborated with Seattle and our Eastside community leaders to make sure that they understand and support our needs.

I am proud to have him as a friend and hope that others can understand how tirelessly he has worked in the interest of all Mercer Island residents.

Joe Petrucci

Hague will be independent voice I, too, attended the Sept. 24 Sound Transit listening tour at the Community Center and used my three minutes to ask questions of Sound Transit.

The first was why a listening tour when Sound Transit East Link: Bus/LTR system is over two years old and millions of dollars have been spent. I remarked that if I were a suspicious person I would think there was an election coming up. And indeed there is. While Claudia Balducci sat in the back of the room of the listening tour, where many citizens had taken time out from their families and jobs to give thoughtful and essential input, she was using social media to campaign for King County Council.

I would like to think the listening tour was arranged in good faith to hear what citizens had to say, and was not part of a campaign ploy by Dow Constantine to showcase his candidate, Claudia Balducci, who he appointed to the Sound Transit Board. His Progressive Pac has the money and power to place his chosen candidates in many elected positions. This is not good for the citizens of Mercer Island.

We need independent elected officials who are answerable to us the citizens, not part of a political machine that moves them around the table at will.

We have a choice. Jane Hague was also at the listening tour. And thanks to MI reporter Katie Metzger for reporting her presence. Hague is always available and wants to hear what citizens have to say.

Vote for an independent voice on King County Council.

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Jackie Dunbar

Bassett has grasp of issues I was recently invited to a neighborhood meeting with Mayor Bruce Bassett. Bruce comes across as a genuine person, i.e., not trying to be a populist or something other than he is. It was a sharp contrast to many politicians who unfortunately use theatrics to advance their goals.

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In his Sept. 30 letter in support of Bertlin for City Council, Bart Dawson chose to take the low road. He resorted to attacking the messenger when he had nothing to say about her message.

Traci Granbois’ message is clear: “This election is about changing the manner in which the Mercer Island City Council balances regional demands with local Island interests. The two can be compatible, but regional level policies applied uniformly throughout is not in the Island’s or the region’s best interest. The charm and character of our neighborhoods are what make Mercer Island special. The character of cities is what makes the region special.”

His underhanded ad hominem attacks on Traci: “Debbie herself has no personal or family interest in the future of our Town Center” implies the opposite about Traci. It’s not the American way to judge a person by their family. Further, Dawson sets up a straw man by asserting, without attribution, that the majority of Traci’s contributors are “off-island” and then he “puzzles” over “off-island” interests. The assertion is patently false and can be checked on this web site: http://www.pdc.wa.gov/MvcQuerySystem/Candidate/ loc_candidates.

I recently rang doorbells and hung flyers in my neighborhood with Traci and her baby daughter. I came away from our two-hour walk feeling that this MIHS graduate will bring fresh thinking to the City Council, will listen to and be responsive to the citizens of Mercer Island and will promote fiscal responsibility while never losing sight of maintaining the quality of life we expect and enjoy.

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There were a lot of questions about the “hot button” issues of the day. Bruce demonstrated in-depth understanding of the complexities of the issues and convinced me he knows what needs to be done to deal with our current challenges and improve the quality of life on the Island for everyone.

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Police SEPTEMBER 21 MALICIOUS MISCHIEF: An Island woman said her car was keyed overnight at the 2500 block of 81st Avenue S.E. THEFT: A bicycle belonging to an Island woman who lives on Forest Avenue was stolen from the Park and Ride bike rack during the daytime, for a loss of $600. The lock was found still lock to the rack and unharmed.

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City briefs block of 92nd Avenue S.E. said someone cashed two checks from her account that she did not authorize.

She said a checkbook could have been in her vehicle, which might had been prowled on Sept. 22. The suspect is a 24-year-old Sammamish man.

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who lives at the 8800 block of S.E. 59th Street reported that car was prowled and his computer was stolen.

THEFT: A 56-year-ld Greenbank woman reported that a water trampoline was stolen from a dock at the 2800 block of 60th Avenue S.E., for a loss of $2,500.

FRAUD: An Island woman said her charge card was cloned and used for a $500 purchase at Nordstrom in Bellevue Square.

THEFT: An Island man reported that his bike was stolen from a rack in the upper garage of a building at the 7800 block of S.E. 28th Street.

SEPTEMBER 23 FORGERY: A 35-year-old Island woman at the 5700

PROWLING: An Island woman who lives on 97th Avenue S.E. said her car was prowled and her purse was stolen at the South Luther Burbank parking lot while she was walking her dog.

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the 7600 block of S.E. 29th Street said that fraudulent charges were made using her debit card number.

SEPTEMBER 25 PROWLING: An Island man and woman at the 2900 block of 76th Avenue S.E. reported that their car window was broken and a bag containing documents and jewelry was taken.

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an electric bicycle and FedEx package were stolen from outside his residence at the 4200 block of East Mercer Way, for a loss of $2,500.

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at the 4600 block of Forest Avenue S.E. said his car window was smashed and extbooks, a rucksack, a laptop and a U.S. Passport, were taken. His garbage was also broken into.

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THEFT: An Island man said someone stole a cord of cherry wood that he had stacked up near the roadway in front of his residence at the 4600 block of 89th Avenue S.E. PROWLING: An Island man at the 4200 block of West Mercer Way reviewed email photos from his security camera and realized he captured images of a car prowler. Nothing was known to be stolen at the time of the report.

SEPTEMBER 29 THEFT: Credit cards and a driver’s license belonging to an Island woman at the 7500 block of 81st Place S.E. were stolen.

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Island man at the 9000 block of East Shorewood Drive says someone broke out the back window of his vehicle.

MORE MISCHIEF: An Island man at the 2200 block of 76th Avenue S.E. said his car was keyed twice and egged during the second event. His daughter told him of a possible suspect.

THEFT: An Island man at the 3700 block of 79th Avenue S.E. was advised by his bank of suspicious activity on his credit card. Someone had used his information to make over $2,000 in purchases at Bellevue Square.

SEPTEMBER 30 THEFT: A North Bend man’s enclosed trailer was stolen from a job site at the 2700 block of 70th Avenue S.E. some time overnight.

MALICIOUS MISCHIEF: An Island woman at the 3600 block of 82nd Avenue S.E. said her vehicle was damaged and her house was egged.

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City fights against invasive knotweed This August, city staff treated 33 populations of invasive knotweed, totaling over 2000 stems, along roadsides and in parks on Mercer Island.

Knotweed is a tall, leafy bamboo-like plant with hollow stems, and is an aggressive invader that can spread easily from one property to another. The plant grows rapidly to eight feet tall or more, reduces vision along roads, destroys wildlife habitat and even pushes up through pavement.

The Island’s populations were treated by injecting small amounts of herbicide into the stems. This method is 90-100 percent effective in the first year.

The city still needs help from Island residents to identify and treat populations on their private land.

Contact Natural Resources Coordinator Alaine Sommargren at 206275-7879 for more information.

Sewer cleaning scheduled This week, residents may notice a high-pressure “vactor” cleaning truck traversing the streets, maintaining sanitary sewer lines around the perimeter of the Island.

Building on work accom-

plished by city crews this August in Town Center, contractor crews will be using high-pressure jetting to clear accumulations of fats, oils, grease (aka “FOG”) and/or tree roots from sewer lines.

This preventative maintenance program is needed about every five years in residential areas to avoid more significant problems later. There will be minor delays from single-lane road closures. These are temporary and will employ flaggers for safety.

MICA conducts phone survey The Mercer Island Center for the Arts (MICA) conducted a poll of registered Island voters, and heard from more than 400 households, said MICA President John Gordon Hill.

More than 75 percent of survey responders indicated that they were aware of and 60 percent expressed support for the project as currently envisioned.

“We’ve striven to continually deepen our understanding of the community’s vision by hosting public meetings and by meeting with community members in smaller groups and one on one,” Hill said.

MICA is also working with city staff to make sure that the facility will meet the needs and requirements of the city, he said.

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The Mercer Island Visual Arts League (MIVAL) has been an Island institution since 1961, and is celebrating its gallery’s sixth anniversary in November.

MIVAL is a cooperative effort, with members taking turns exhibiting their art and working at the gallery, located at 2836 78th Ave. S.E.

This month, MIVAL is trying something new: a ‘regional guest artist program’ intended to raise the profile of the gallery.

It is currently showcasing paintings by Seattle artist David N. Jayne.

Jayne, whose colorful, pointillist pieces can take 400 hours to create, outlined his process and inspiration at the opening of the exhibit on Oct. 1.

“Nobody really taught me,” he said. “I learned from a book about [Claude] Monet.”

Jayne lived in Switzerland and studied French impressionists, but many of his influences are regional.

He studied at Washington State University under Andrew Hofmiester and Keith Monaghan, and at the University of Washington under Jacob Lawrence and

Alden Mason.

His process is time consuming and detail-oriented, so he often works on multiple paintings at a time.

“It keeps a freshness to my work,” he said.

Subjects of Jayne's paintings range from harvest moons and twinkling lights to boats sailing on Lake Washington.

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Around the Island Quick notes on who’s in the news

Session to head Kiwanis club Retired Mercer Island lawyer Rick Sessions was installed as club president of the Mercer Island Kiwanis Club on Sept. 25, replacing 60-year Kiwanian Frank Black. Bernard “Bernie” Feldman continues as treasurer with retired Mercer Island veterinarian Harry Dingwall as secretary.

The club has changed meeting days to the first and third Tuesday of the month. The location remains at Aljoya, 2430 76th Ave. S.E. Visitors are always welcome.

The club also has begun sponsorship of a “K-Kids” club at Lakeridge school.

More information is available by contacting Dingwall at 206-232-0672 or email to hdingwall@msn.com.

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The exchange started when Mercer Island students visited Thonon-les-Bains, Mercer Island’s sister city, in February.

The Sister City Association will host two events for the group: a community potluck from 6-8 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 25 at the Community and Event Center and a welcome reception from 5:30-6:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 26 at City Hall.

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Jujubeet to open City amends walkkiosk at 212 Health off parking code The City Council voted and Fitness Jujubeet will hold an opening party from 8:3011:30 a.m,. Oct. 9 at its new kiosk within the 212 Health and Fitness Center on Mercer Island.

Jujubeet features freshly juiced, mostly organic and local fruits and vegetables.

The green smoothies, juices, energy balls and more will be free during the opening event.

The new Jujubeet kiosk will carry all of Jujubeet’s cold pressed juices, smoothies, salads, and healthy desserts uniquely crafted by an in-house dietitian and delivered fresh daily.

Pre-ordered juice cleanses will also be available from the kiosk.

The health center is located at 2558 76th Ave. S.E., Suite 138.

6-1 on Sept. 21 to amend the walk-off parking requirements in Town Center after a second reading.

The new code states that, “public parking shall not be required for a new mixed use or nonresidential development of two stories and less or no greater than 10 percent of the total gross floor area of all existing structures on the parcel.”

Deputy Mayor Dan Grausz said that the amendment should not be aimed at small businesses, but at “new development that is effectively a small addition to an existing development.”

The amendment, which will go into effect on Oct. 30, was drafted by Gull Industries for Pagliacci Pizza, which is planning to build a small restaurant in the southeast corner of the Rite Aid parking lot.

Many feature local landmarks like Rattlesnake Ridge or Mt. Adams, but others are more abstract, with patterns and dots swirling together in vivid colors.

Jayne writes on his website that he was cutting lawns as a summer job, and looked at the lawn and saw all the colors in the spectrum.

“I have continued to paint in a similar mode using dots of color on a colored ground for the past 16 years,” he said, adding print making in 1994.

Jayne currently works as a Metro bus driver, and said inspiration can strike at any time, even while he drives and looks out the front window.

Jayne’s larger pieces can sell for thousands of dollars, MIVAL members said.

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David N. Jayne explains the technique behind his pointillist paintings, which are on display through the month of October at the MIVAL gallery at 2836 78th Ave S.E. 2009, and when he finishes, there will be 40, he said.

Besides paintings, the MIVAL gallery also features many other mediums, with members who are fiber artists, photographers, as well as artists who work in glass, jewelry, ceramics, encaustic media and film.

MIVAL has monthly meetings with guest speakers, and will soon host its Holiday Show at the Community and Event Center. Opening receptions are always on the first Thursday of every month.

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Kane rallies Islanders to Homecoming victory Senior WR takes over at QB for injuryriddled football team

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Mercer Island’s Jackson Caputo (21) breaks past the Liberty secondary after hauling in a 38-yard touchdown pass from Griffin Kane Friday night at Islander Stadium. The Islanders beat the Patriots, 26-21.

With 2:43 left to go in their Homecoming game against Liberty, one point and 73 yards separated Mercer Island from the Patriots.

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Griffin Kane was in at quarterback, taking over for Blake Swanson, who left the game in the second quarter with a right leg injury.

Mercer Island’s other two QBs on the depth chart were already unavailable due to injuries, bumping Kane up to backup QB for Friday’s game.

So how does the saying go? Next man up?

The Mercer Island senior stepped in as signal-caller

for the game’s remaining three quarters and didn’t disappoint. With Liberty ahead 21-20, Kane marched Mercer Island 71 yards on the team’s final drive to Liberty’s 2-yard line. He finished the drive two plays later, rushing two yards into the end zone to rally the Islanders past the Patriots for a 26-21 Homecoming win Friday night at Islander Stadium.

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MI girls soccer edges Liberty, improves to 9-0 Late goal from Taylor Krause lifts Islanders over Patriots

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Trust has been paramount for the members of the Mercer Island girls soccer team during the first half of the 2015 season. It has helped them collectively find success on the soccer pitch and remain unde-

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“At practice, we’ve been working on staying calm in pressure situations and that really helps,” Krause said afterward. “Normally in those situations, we might have panicked and started playing long balls, and that’s not how we play. We play possession, and so we kept possession and we got the

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It was a hard-fought goal in a hard-fought, defensive grind. Neither defense allowed a clear shot on goal until the game’s 10th minute, when a Liberty attempt from the left side of the field bounced off the left Mercer Island goalpost.

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Mercer Island’s Taylor Krause fights off Liberty defender Jordan Hemmen Oct. 1 at Liberty High School. Krause scored in the 78th minute to lift the Islanders over the Patriots, 1-0.

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FOOTBALL | FROM 12 taken down after scrambling for a 29-yard gain in a 7-7 game. Unable to put weight on his right leg, he had to be helped off the field.

Kane took over under center, and seven plays later, found Jackson Caputo on a 38-yard touchdown pass to give Mercer Island a 13-7 lead.

“Griffin just plays. You look at him in terms of his fundamentals and his skills, and it’s not pretty, but he gets the job done,” Mercer Island coach Brett Ogata said. “He was a gamer tonight. He really stepped up and made huge plays for us.”

The Patriots (3-2, 1-2) responded with a nine-play, 69-yard drive, culminating with Liberty’s Austin Regis hauling in a 4-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Nate Solly. Liberty connected on the PAT to take a 14-13 lead at the break.

The Patriots extended their advantage on their first possession of the second half. Mercer Island appeared to force Liberty to punt, but Solly successfully executed the fake, rushing for a first down to the Mercer Island 46-yard line.

Four plays later, Solly found Torey Anderson on a 16-yard touchdown pass to put the Patriots ahead 21-13.

Mercer Island (2-3, 1-2) cut the deficit on its ensuing drive. Kane converted on fourth-and-7 with a 28-yard pass to Mitchell Mandt to put the Islanders at the Liberty 4-yard line. Jordano Mark broke into the end zone on the next play to make it a one-point game heading into the final period.

The Islanders recovered a Patriot fumble on the first play of the fourth quarter, but were unable to capitalize. Liberty forced Mercer Island to punt on their next possession, but the Islander defense subsequently forced the Patriots into a three-and-out, giving the Mercer Island offense one more chance with just under three minutes left in the game.

Kane went to the air, beginning the final drive with a 27-yard pass to Eric Kim to put the Islanders in Patriot territory. Five plays later, it was Kane to Kim again, this time with a 31-yard strike to put the Islanders at the Liberty 2-yard line with 45 seconds remaining.

“I had confidence in Griffin. He knows what I like to do and I’m comfortable with him,” Kim said.

“He really put the ball up there for me and did a good job.”

Kane finished the game completing 10 of 14 passes for 148 yards, throwing for a touchdown as well as rushing for the game-winner.

Though the Islander players were excited to earn their first league win and appear to be through the toughest portion of their schedule, Ogata acknowledged nothing would come easy the rest of the way for a squad as banged up as his.

“The injury bug has our number this year,” he said. “We got some more injuries tonight, I don’t know how bad they are. Hopefully we can weather the storm and keep playing.”

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Boys water polo improves to 2-2 with win over Newport

By Carol Gullstad

Special to the Reporter

The Islanders improved their league season record to 2-2 after a strong performance against Newport Tuesday, Sept. 29 at Mercer Island Country Club.

Erik Raisys led the Islanders with three goals while six other Islanders recorded two goals each for the 15-6 win.

The Islanders took charge from the start as Jacob Guedel connected with Ford Witman to score at the 5:30 mark. Less than one minute later, Sammy Vacca followed with a goal. The middle of the quarter was a defensive battle as both teams drew ejections. With 1:09 left, Islander Sam Nair connected with the net and the Maroon Squad ended the first quarter with a comfort-

SOCCER | FROM 12 Mercer Island had corner kick opportunities in the 23rd and 37th minutes, but couldn’t capitalize at either juncture.

The Islanders turned up their attack in the second half, but still found themselves fending off the aggressive Patriot front line.

Liberty had three more corner opportunities through the 74th minute, as well as a right-side foul kick in the 62nd minute, just outside the keeper’s box.

But time and again, the

able 3-1 lead. The team upped its offensive tempo in the second quarter, racking up five more goals to build a commanding 8-2 lead for the half. Newport showed some life as they outscored the Islanders 4-2 in the third quarter. However, the final quarter was all MI as the Islanders scored five goals while holding the Knights scoreless.

The Islanders’ final play of the evening was a steal by Carson Coe, who swam the length of the pool scoring an uncontested goal to put an exclamation point on the victory. Hunter Peshkin recorded four saves and Cole Nielsen one save for the game.

The previous night at MICC, Mercer Island came within striking distance of last year’s state runner-up Curtis, falling 10-7.

This was the second time the Vikings and Islanders had faced off in the young season. The Islanders looked much improved compared to their previous contest with Curtis, which Mercer Island lost 19-8 on Sept. 8.

The fired-up Islanders came out strong, jumping to a 3-1 lead at the close of the first quarter.

Curtis responded the next quarter, tying the game 4-4 going into the half. Curtis pulled away in the second half, outscoring the Islanders 3-1 in the third and 3-2 in the fourth. Conner Vacca led the Islanders with four goals in the effort. Hunter Peshkin had a strong defensive showing, registering 13 saves. The Islanders will get one more bite at the apple against the Vikings before the regular season ends.

Islander defense held. Johnson came up with big saves in the 51st minute and the 66th, snagging a loose ball from Liberty forward Makena Carr, which Johnson called her toughest save of the game.

“We knew this would be an extremely tough game,” Johnson said. “I trusted my defenders for sure, and knew that I wasn’t going to let anything in. I was going to get whatever I could behind the ball.”

In the 76th minute, Mercer Island’s Jordan Snyder saw her attempt from the left side of the field saved by Patriot keeper Jasmine Curl. Less than two minutes later, Krause found herself with one defender to beat when she fired from the right side of the field, finding the back left corner of the net.

“I knew where [the

defender] was on my shoulder and I was able to turn,” she said, “but it was about trusting my teammates and knowing that they’re going to give me the ball so I can make the turn quickly and think ahead of the game.”

The Patriots had two corner kick opportunities in the final minute of the contest.

The Islanders knocked the first attempt out of bounds, while Bella Johnson corralled the second attempt as the final whistle sounded.

Islander coach Ryan Camden credited the win as a total team effort. He called Krause a “phenomenal, dedicated player,” and praised Johnson as the “best keeper in KingCo.” “The last couple of minutes, it was grinding out and things were getting a little shaky, and she just wanted to win for her teammates,” Camden said. “From the back forward, it was a quality effort by the entire team.”

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WEDNESDAY | 7 PROBUS CLUB MEETING: 1:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 7, Presbyterian Church, 3605 84th Ave. S.E. Social hour at 1:30 PM and program at 2 p.m. Bill McCutcheon, docent at the Museum Of Flight and member of the Museum’s Speaker Bureau, will give a talk on the German Blitz of London during World War II. Bring a friend.

THURSDAY | 8 CITY COUNCIL JOINT MEETING WITH MISD SCHOOL BOARD: 5

p.m., City Council Chambers, 9611 S.E. 36th St. Agenda at mercerislandschools.org.

Regular School Board meeting will follow at 7 p.m.

CYNTHIA SHIFRIN AT ISLAND BOOKS: 7 p.m., Island Books,

3014 78th Ave. S.E. The author of “Navigating Your Soul’s Journey,” Shifrin’s book aims to inspire a greater sense of well-being and enthusiasm for life. Free.

SATURDAY | 10 FOREST STEWARDSHIP EVENT:

9 a.m.-3 p.m. Mercerdale Hillside. Meet at the corner of 76th Ave SE & SE 37th.

Register at www.mtsgreenway.org. For more, contact aline.sommargren@mercergov.org.

SUNDAY | 11 LAST DAY OF THE MERCER ISLAND FARMERS MARKET:

10 a.m., 7700 S.E. 32nd St. Featuring a Pumpkin Pie Bake Contest. Cost is $5 to enter. For more,

visit www.facebook.com/ events/1384459991861432 or www.mifarmersmarket. org.

CREATE YOUR OWN GRAPHIC NOVEL WORKSHOP: 1:30 p.m.,

Mercer Island Library, 4400 88th Ave. S.E. Presented by Dana Sullivan, Writer and Illustrator. Create expressive faces and tricks while making less-than-perfect drawings look good! Learn about the narration, dialogue balloons, thought bubbles and sound effects used to create graphic novels.

SPECIAL GAME TIME SERVICE:

5-7:30 p.m. Evergreen Covenant Church, 3200 78th Ave. S.E. Cheer on the Seahawks Sunday morning and join us for service at 5 p.m. Guest speaker will be former Seahawk Jim Zorn.

Stay afterwards for a post tailgate dinner party. For more, visit www.evergreenchurch.cc/#!events/ckiy.

TUESDAY | 13 LIBRARY COMMUNITY FORUM:

6-7:30 p.m., Mercer Island Library, 4400 88th Ave. S.E. Meet the architects working on the Mercer Island Library renovation, see the draft plans and recommended changes, ask questions and share comments.

COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM CLASSES: 6:30-

9:30 p.m., City Hall Council Chambers, 9611 SE 36th St. Course will be held weekly on Tuesday evenings, this week covering Search and Rescue and Radio Communications Training.

For more, visit www.mercergov.org/emergencyprep.

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EVENTS | UPCOMING

ST. MONICA SCHOOL FALL OPEN HOUSE: 2:15-4:15 p.m.,

St. Monica School, 4320 87th Ave. S.E. Parents with incoming Pre-K through 8th grade students for the 201617 school year are invited to attend a curriculum showcase, as well as meet teachers, parents and students.

Free. For more, visit www. stmonicasea.org.

ARTS COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING: 6:30-8:30 p.m., Mercer

Island Community and Event Center, 8236 SE 24th St. For questions, contact Amber Britton at amber.britton@ mercergov.org or 206-2757864.

MERCER ISLAND VOTER FORUM:

7-9 p.m., SJCC, 3801 East Mercer Way. Sponsored by the League of Women Voters, Sound Publishing and the Mercer Island Reporter. Hear from the Mercer Island City Council and School Board candidates running in the upcoming November election.

Moderated by KUOW’s Bill Radke.

EVENTS | ONGOING OCTOBER FREE CLASSES: Mercer Island Community and Event Center, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Try Jazzercise a whole month, no strings attached. New students only. You’ll find our schedule at www.jazzercise. com.

YOU BE THE FILM CRITIC: 6:308:30 p.m., Thursdays, Mercer Island Community and Event Center, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Presented by Mercer Island Parks and Recreation. Each Thursday, watch a movie

AUTHOR PRESENTATION JOHN SURRATT, THE LINCOLN ASSASSIN WHO GOT AWAY:

7 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 15, Island Books, 3014 78th Ave. S.E. Historian Michael Schein presents his new book on John Surratt, a Confederate Secret Service agent and Booth’s closest associate in the four months leading up to the assassination of President Lincoln. Free.

COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE:

10 a.m.-4 p.m., Friday, Oct. 16, McDonald’s parking lot, 2807 78th Ave. S.E. Give blood. Save up to three lives when you donate — and get free cookies. Plus, you also burn 650 calories and join in lively discussion critiquing films with Barbara Winkelman. Cost is $54. Call 206-275-7609 to register, no. 15904. For more, contact Ryan Daly at ryan.daly@mercergov.org.

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Island Community and Event Center, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Featuring artists from around the region in a variety of mediums. The juror this year is Stephanie Hargrave, a popular Seattle artist who now focuses exclusively on encaustics.

Her artwork has been shown in various locations across the country.

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Drop-in special: two classes for the price of one. For more, call 206-275-2300 or visit www.yogabliss.org.

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Monday, Oct. 26, West Mercer Elementary Gym, 4141 81st Ave. S.E. Hosted by the Mercer Island PTA, this forum is an opportunity for the candidates running in the Nov. 3 general election to share their positions on school-related issues. School Board candidate presentations will be heard from David D’Souza, Tracy Drinkwater, Bill Hochberg and board member Ralph Jorgenson.

City Council candidate presentations will include Dave Wisenteiner, Councilmember Jane Meyer Brahm, Salim Nice, Wendy Weiker, Jeff Sanderson, Tom Acker, Councilmember Bruce Bassett, Traci Granbois and Councilmember Debbie Bertlin.

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JAZZ IMPROVISATION ON CANVAS WITH KATHY KOSINS:

Sunday, Oct. 11. jazz singer Kathy Kosins will teach how sounds can inspire strokes.

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Cost is $25-30. Bring canvas and brushes, or SJCC will supply for an additional $20.

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Mercer Island boys golf aims for strong finish to regular season After slow start this year, MI comes away with win over firstplace Liberty

By Joseph Livarchik

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The members of the Mercer Island boys golf team were playing for pride when they took on the first-place Liberty Patriots Thursday afternoon at Twin Rivers Golf Course.

The Islanders had hoped to contend for a league title at the beginning of the season, but saw those hopes vanish after dropping two of their first three league matches. Though first place appeared out of reach, the Islanders were still after the upset.

The end of Thursday’s match saw the two teams deadlocked 187-187. A playoff round of golf later, and the Islanders looked like the contenders they expected to be this year.

Mercer Island outlasted the Patriots 23-26 to win the playoff and take the match for their second league win.

The team boasted three of the day’s five lowest scorecards, led by Islander senior Zach Evens, who shot a 34 and birdied on the playoff hole. Braden Williams shot a 37, and Bligh Bjarnason finished with 38 strokes.

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Islander Zach Evens follows his shot after teeing off against Liberty Thursday, Oct. 1 at Twin Rivers Golf Course. that they can compete with the best,” Mercer Island coach Tyson Peters said.

A few weeks ago, the Islanders may have expected the Liberty match to serve as an indication of who would win KingCo. But losses to Juanita and Lake Washington to open the season likely cost Mercer Island their shot.

As unfortunate as the losses may have been, they were not necessarily due to poor performance. As a team, Mercer Island set a season goal of keeping their collective score under 200 each match to be successful. They managed to do so throughout their first four matches, but also saw their

opponents rise to the occasion with stellar outings.

“We were stunned; [the two losses] were both very close matches,” Peters said.

“What we ran into was that those two teams both played their best match of the year on that particular day.”

Peters said the Islanders have had to revisit their goals, focusing more on individual improvement and setting their sights on the postseason. Evens, a returning state qualifier, and senior Drew Christofferson have been bright spots.

Evens has either come away with or tied for the lowest individual score of every league match, and Christofferson has consistently turned in some of the team’s lowest numbers.

With only two meets left on the regular season schedule, the Mercer Island coach is encouraging his players to finish strong and hopefully peak as they go into the postseason.

“The nice thing about golf is that there are constant numbers you’re trying to get,” he said. “We want to show that maybe we weren’t as consistent as we needed to be in the regular season, but when it counts, we can be.”

Mercer Island took on Interlake Monday, Oct. 5 after the Reporter deadline.

The team finishes its regular season against Sammamish at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8 at Twin Rivers.

Islander cross country hosts Interlake, Lake Washington

By Reporter Staff

Mercer Island cross country hosted Interlake and Lake Washington at Luther Burbank Park Wednesday, Sept. 30. The Islander girls took the top spot in their portion of the meet, beating Interlake 30-35. The Saints won over the Islander boys 18-43.

Interlake had the top finishers in both the boys and girls races. Camila DavidSmith won the girls 5K with a time of 19:59. Mercer Island had six runners finish in the top 10 of the girls race, beginning with Chloe Michaels placing fourth at 20:20. Cece Rosenman was right behind Michaels in fifth place (20:21). Mary Rose Vu was sixth (20:35), Kayla Lee placed seventh (20:40), Alexa Bauman was eighth (20:41) and Elly McMillan finished 10th

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Islanders Cece Rosenman (second from left) and Chloe Michaels (far right) keep pace with Interlake’s Camila DavidSmith (far left) and Aishanee Wijeratna Sept. 30 at Luther Burbank Park.

(21:12).

Luke Beauchamp won the boys 5K with a time of 16:46.

Tiger McBurney finished fourth for the Islanders at 17:28, while Nate Benson placed sixth (17:52) and Ben Vandenbosch f i n ished 10th (18:26). Noah

Talerman was 11th (18:33), Andrew Arvish placed 13th (18:46) and Luke Kenworthy finished 15th (18:59) for Mercer Island.

Next, Mercer Island cross country will take on Bellevue at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7 at Kelsey Creek Park.

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Employment General

Farm Fencing & Equipment

Mail Order

Miscellaneous

REGIONAL EDITOR (Bellevue, WA) Sound Publishing has an immediate opening for a Regional Editor of the Bellevue, Mercer Island, and Issaquah/Sammamish Repor ter publications. This is not an entr y-level position. The position requires a hands-on leader with a minimum of three years newspaper experience including writing, editing, photography, pagination with InDesign skills. The position also requires experience editing and monitoring social media i n c l u d i n g Tw i t t e r a n d Facebook and posting stories and photo art to the website.

CIRCULATION MANAGER Issaquah/Sammamish/ Snoqualmie Sound Publishing, Inc. is currently accepting applications for a Circulation Manager. Position will be based out of the Bellevue office. The primary duty of a Circulation Manager (CM) is to manage a geographic district. The CM will be accountable for the assigned newspaper as follows: Recruiting, contracting and training independent contractors to meet delivery deadlines, insuring delivery standards are being met and quality customer service.

Po s i t i o n r e q u i r e s t h e ability to operate a motor vehicle in a safe manner; to occasionally lift and/or transport bundles weighing up to 25 pounds from ground level to a height of 3 feet; to deliver newspaper routes, including ability to negotiate stairs and to deliver an average of 75 newspapers per hour for up to 8 consecutive hours; to communicate with carr iers and the public by telephone and in person; to operate a personal computer. Must p o s s e s s r e l i a bl e , i n sured, motor vehicle and a valid Washington State driver’s license. We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package including health insurance, paid time off (vacation, sick, and holidays), and 401K (currently with an employer match). If you are interested in joining the team at the Issaquah/Sammamish Repor ter and the Valley Record, email us your cover letter and resume to: hreast@ soundpublishing.com Please be sure to note: ATTN: CMISS in the subject line.

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Dogs

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View all of our listings at coldwellbankerbain.com/MercerIsland

COLDWELL BANKER BAIN MERCER ISLAND OFFICE | 7808 SE 28th Street #128, Mercer Island |

206-232-4600

To see every home that is for sale in Western Washington go to coldwellbankerbain.com

Clyde Hill

$2,598,000

Perfectly positioned on the crest of Belmont Court, enjoying spectacular SW & NW sunsets, views of the lake, city & mountains; panorama from almost every window. 4BR/3.75BA. #790219 Hedy Joyce 206-406-7275

Traditional

$1,100,000

Lovely 2 story-quiet street invites formal & informal living, outdoor spaces for all & close to schools & shopping center.

Updated w/ new paint, floors, carpets, hardwoods-both levels #842149 Laura Parris-Reymore 206-949-3270

Federal Way

$510,000

Norris Homes resale in Bellacarino Woods. Timeless and traditional floorplan.

Exceptionally private & peaceful backyard.

3BR/2BA. 3,300 SF. #820992 Michele Schuler 206-992-2013

First Hill

$1,550,000

$100,000 price reduction! Incredible views of Lake WA, Seattle, Mountains & sunsets. This 5 bed/3.75 bath, fully remodeled beautiful home is located on the convenient North End. #802344 Shelly Zhou 425-802-5667

Mercer Ridge

$989,000

Spacious 4 bedroom + Office, 3 bathroom home on the south end of Mercer Island.

Easy distance to shops, schools, several parks & beaches. This 2,810SF home sited on a lovely 13,556SF lot #809597 Becky Nadesan 206-230-5377

Multi-Family!

$499,000

Great investment opportunity, good location, Beacon Hill, Four one bedroom and one bath, Long term Tenants, Rent are below market, vacancy are near zero. #837376 Sammy Lee 206-982-3801

First Hill

$1,483,000

Issaquah

$898,000

Snohomish

$479,000

Wide open western views of Lk Washington with peaks of downtown Seattle & the Olympics. Tastefully crafted reinvention of this 2006 constructed home. 4BR/2.5BA. 2,700 SF. #828079 Michele Schuler 206-992-2013

Gorgeous estate with 1100sf ADU & just under 2 acres in sought-after Issaquah School Dist! Spacious and gracious main home w/ 3200sf, fresh paint in. & out, 4+BR. #845968 Heidi Klansnic 425-830-4199 Koleen Cook 425-233-5500

Tucked away on a well maintained shy 2ac lot sits a well-planned charming hm.

1930SF, 3BR + Office, 3 bathrooms, two separate entertainment areas, off master deck & quaint covered porch #848516 Seattle Brokerage Group 206-230-5380

Multi-Family!

$1,195,000

The property has 5 buildings consisting of 1 4plex and 4 individual houses. The zoning is R14. Well positioned property!

Commercial access with 1 mile radius. #805506 Curt Peterson 206-230-5480

Bellevue

$1,150,000

Contemporary architectural piece nestled in coveted Rock Meadow Farm Community. Awash in natural light, featuring an open concept & custom design in a tranquil setting. Great schools #802991 Tom Wu 206-240-7300

$829,950

Bremerton SS

$749,900

$479,000

Capitol Hill

$470,000

Stunning contemporary home w/20’ floorto-ceiling glass windows sits on a beautiful newly finished landscape in Enatai.

3BR/3.5BA, Updated kitchen w/SS appliances & slab granite counters. #853263 Shelly Zhou 425-802-5667

◆ Judkins Park

Sammamish

Stylish, centrally located home boasts 4BR and 3 BA, fresh paint, new carpet and updated lighting. Daylight basement has family room, bedroom and full bath.

Amazing Value! 1,970 SF. #852034 Michele Schuler 206-992-2013

This amazing 3BR/2.75BA home sits on beautiful Ostrich Bay and features a boat launch, covered patio, deck. There is also a guest house with a carport and 3 car garage. Short Sale. #810280 James Shute 206-230-5421

Welcome to this lovely & tranquil nbrhd.

Slate & cherry floors mix to create warm elegance in this spacious 2BR home. Covered & secured parking. High ceilings, tasteful finishes. #825658 Scott MacRae 206-499-5766 Becky Nadesan 206-972-1113

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New on Market

Virtual Tours MI Condo

$385,000

This is the one you have been waiting for in Woodlake! Stunning remodel with slab granite, new cabinets, stainless appliances, fresh paint, new carpets & flooring. This two bedroom/2 bath unit is truly move in ready. #853436 Becky Nadesan 206-230-5377

MI Land

$2,225,000

Start your dream today with this premier Lake Washington 110’+/-waterfront lot. Build your custom home on cleared 10,147sf end of lane lot with straight on view of Mt. Rainier. #808240 Melinda LeClercq 206-232-4600

Renton Land!

$795,000

Prime piece of land in an excellent location!

Easy access to Hwy 167, Hwy 405 & Valley Medical Center. Near professional shops, services and businesses. #779589 Amanda Reynolds 206-230-5395

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

McCleary

$199,900

Upgraded ranch home on a large park like lot. Sit under the trees and look out on the peaceful Wildcat Creek. Newer roof, windows, and flooring. Fireplace with pellet stove, jetted tub and more! #829346 Hugh Miller 206-841-0320

DREAM HOME LAND $710,000

Edmonds

$197,000

Close to shopping, ferry, and old downtown. New paint and carpets inside, and 12 month AHS Home Warranty included - ready to move in! 2 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom. #821167 Keith McKinney 206-230-5380

IDEAL MI LOT!

$118,500

$125,000 Snoqualmie

$95,000

Scenic 17,877 sf sylvan site in premier midIsland E. Mercer neighborhood! Private road access; all utilities in! Bank finance available.

Bring your builder! #797307 Natalie Malin 206-232-3240 Keith McKinney 206-230-5380

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Tokeland

$575,000

$179,000

Well situated entry level, 2 bedroom home.

Move in condition. Close to amenities and bus line. Secured, gate access grounds w/ garage parking. Stainless steel appliances, cherry cabinets. #790472 Seattle Brokerage Group 206-919-1290

Greenwater

$428,500

Dream House LAND FOR SALE, .363 Acre Located on West Side of East Mercer Way. Grab Your Builder & Your Ideas For Your New Home, May Be Winter Peak Views, Depending on Your Plans. #775221 Galen Hubert 206-778-9787

Lot For Sale on SW End of Street of Established Homes w/Greenbelt to the West. Beautiful, Natural Setting. Lot Extends From North to South w/Stream Passing Through at South End of Lot. #775235 Galen Hubert 206-778-9787

Seattle

Looking for a perfect place to build a vacation getaway or just a great place to build your personal residence? Come down to the coast!

Incredible 1.87ac parcel with spectacular views. #771366 Cathy Humphries 206-300-6142

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Your year round recreation oasis waits! Enjoy endless summer & winter fun at this pristine Crystal River Ranch property! 1/2 ac+ this flat, corner lot is close to playground & clubhouse #770312 Carrie Simmons 206-679-7093 Keith McKinney 206-230-5380

On the corner of Ober Strasse and St. Anton Strasse is a great piece of land on which to build an amazing retreat with this huge open canvas of glorious mountain views. #678836 Scott MacRae 206-499-5766

Stop by our COLDWELL BANKER BAIN Mercer Island office for a Hot Sheet of New Listings, Sunday Open Houses or Sold Properties in your neighborhood!