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Ethics board to review complaint against Councilwoman Blossom
A former Bainbridge city councilman has filed an ethics complaint against Councilwoman Sarah Blossom that claims she has a conflict of interest on any votes that would lead to a contract between Bainbridge Island and the Kitsap Public Utility District.
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Green drops out of race for Bainbridge council
John Green announced Monday that he was dropping out of the race for the Central Ward, Position 5 seat on the Bainbridge Island City Council.
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Bainbridge fire board race hit by switcheroo
The field has been shaken up for fire commissioner positions for the board of the Bainbridge Island Fire Department.
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Court date nears for upskirt voyeur
The Bainbridge Island man arrested for snapping photographs under the skirts of unsuspecting young women will be sentenced on Monday, May 20.
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Candidates in another council race will face Primary hurdle
The ballot for the Primary Election got a little bit more crowded for Bainbridge Island voters late last week.
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UPDATE | Candidates line up for parks, school board seats
Besides the City Council race in November, Bainbridge will see several local races — for school district, fire department, and parks and recreation boards — which will, in their own way, determine the future of island life.
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UPDATE | Off to the races: Candidates file to run for Bainbridge council seats
The city of Bainbridge Island has seen its fair share of turnaround over the past year.
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City review starts on new subdivision
Bainbridge city officials are reviewing a subdivision proposal that would divide a 6.78-acre property on Wing Point Way into 18 lots.
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City council considers Suzuki property for affordable housing
The city of Bainbridge Island is considering what to do with the Suzuki property located on New Brooklyn Road and Sportsman Club Road.
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Sakai students educate the public about Murden Cove concerns
Fifth-grade students at Sonoji Sakai Intermediate School have produced a series of animated shorts to teach the public about the Murden Cove watershed on Bainbridge Island.
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Bainbridge man faces multiple charges from theft to lying to police
A Bainbridge Island man faces several charges after a chance encounter with a Kitsap County Sheriff’s deputy landed him in jail.
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Public broadcasting luminary files for Bainbridge city council seat
Wayne Roth, an eminent pioneer in public radio, has filed as a candidate for the Central Ward, Position 5 city council seat on Bainbridge Island.
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Two more join Bainbridge fire board race, spurs Primary Election contest
A former code enforcement officer for the city of Bainbridge Island has tossed her hat in the ring for a seat on the board of commissioners for the Bainbridge Island Fire Department.
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Spence looks to retain seat on Bainbridge school board
Mike Spence is running for re-election to the school board for the Bainbridge Island School District.
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Despite another look, KPUD contract still more expensive than status quo
City manager presents KPUD contract with $915,000 price tag.
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Court date nears for upskirt voyeur
The Bainbridge Island man arrested for snapping photographs under the skirts of unsuspecting young women will be sentenced on Monday, May 20.
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UPDATE | Bainbridge council passes SMP to Ecology
Updated program leaves the dais and heads to the Department of Ecology.
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Bainbridge firefighters rescue celebrity canine from cliff
Firefighters rescued a pooch in a pinch last week when a local dog was found trapped on the side of an island bluff. It was a happy ending to a two-day search for the dog.
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Bainbridge ferry passenger reports seeing body in water
A search-and-rescue operation was launched Thursday night in Puget Sound after a passenger aboard a ferry on the Bainbridge Island-Seattle route reported seeing a body in the water.
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City of Bainbridge Island honored for partnerships
The city of Bainbridge Island received a pat on the back from its fellow municipalities this week.
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