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The Washington Mobile Department of Licensing recently visited Covenant Living at the Shores to help residents prepare for the upcoming travel regulation changes taking effect on May 7. The mobile unit was set up indoors, replicated a local licensing office, and offered convenient, onsite registration for Enhanced Driver’s Licenses and Real ID cards. More than 78 residents took advantage of the... See MoreSee Less
A group of our residents, known as the Yarn Buddies, have created handmade teddy bears that are now riding along with Mercer Island’s Police and Fire Departments! These soft, lovable bears will be given to children during emergencies to bring comfort and calm in tough situations. It’s a beautiful example of our residents using their talents to serve the greater community.
A group of residents from Mercer Island’s Covenant Living at the Shores known as “Yarn Buddies” donated nearly two dozen handmade teddy bears to Mercer Island police and firefighters on April 17...
I'm in awe of the kindness and compassion that's gone into creating these beautiful bears - they're more than just a comfort, they're a reminder that there's still so much good in the world
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The Washington Mobile Department of Licensing recently visited Covenant Living at the Shores to help residents prepare for the upcoming travel regulation changes taking effect on May 7. The mobile unit was set up indoors, replicated a local licensing office, and offered convenient, onsite registration for Enhanced Driver’s Licenses and Real ID cards. More than 78 residents took advantage of the ... See MoreSee Less
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A group of our residents, known as the Yarn Buddies, have created handmade teddy bears that are now riding along with Mercer Island’s Police and Fire Departments!
These soft, lovable bears will be given to children during emergencies to bring comfort and calm in tough situations. It’s a beautiful example of our residents using their talents to serve the greater community.
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A group of residents from Mercer Island’s Covenant Living at the Shores known as “Yarn Buddies” donated nearly two dozen handmade teddy bears to Mercer Island police and firefighters on April 17...Comment on Facebook
I'm in awe of the kindness and compassion that's gone into creating these beautiful bears - they're more than just a comfort, they're a reminder that there's still so much good in the world
That’s so great!
So awesome!