This cat, apparently abandoned by its owners near Shorewood, was taken in by a neighbor who fed it and posted ads on bulletin boards at Mercer Island businesses. A woman who works at a north end Starbucks saw the ad and adopted the pet, who is now named ‘Charlie.’
This cat, apparently abandoned by its owners near Shorewood, was taken in by a neighbor who fed it and posted ads on bulletin boards at Mercer Island businesses. A woman who works at a north end Starbucks saw the ad and adopted the pet, who is now named ‘Charlie.’
As of 7:30 p.m. last evening (Nov. 21), the city reported that areas of the Island were beginning to regain…
The Mercer Island Tree Lot fundraiser will take place on weekends only from Nov. 30-Dec. 15 at the Mercer Island…
In its latest storm update, the city of Mercer Island reported that earlier today Puget Sound Energy (PSE) restored power…
