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‘Turf’s up’ at stadium field
Jun 09 2008, 1:54 PM The School Board sides with athletic programs, approves artificial surface.

What’s next for housing effort?
Jun 09 2008, 1:54 PM With the coalition disbanded, all eyes are on the city to show results.

High cost of beauty
Reynolds Yarbough walk by Craig Jacobrown’s “Rainbringer,” the first piece funded by the city’s public art program. City Hall is home to a plethora of public art, including several topiaries by Gayle Bard; Maggie Smith’s 2002 “Water Quilt” at the Aquatic Center; Mesolini Glass’s “Island Beach Glass Quilt” at Cafe Nola. - Brad Camp/Staff Photo Jun 09 2008, 1:54 PM Advocates for public art want to see more funding for new projects.

Friends donate $100K to library building fund
The Friends of the Library board, led by president Pat Miller, right. The organization’s original rummage sales evolved into now thrice-monthly book sales to help fund building and grounds upkeep. - Brad Camp/Staff Photo Jun 09 2008, 1:54 PM Raised from book sales, the donation creates an endowment.

Capital plan sees accord
Jun 09 2008, 1:54 PM Having reached general accord on which projects should be funded, City Councilors on Wednesday moved closer to passing the 2008 capital plan.

A stiff sentence for drunk driver
Jun 09 2008, 1:54 PM A Bainbridge Island man was sentenced to 20 months in prison Thursday under a tough new law aimed at chronic drunk drivers.

Todd Ryan Duffner, 22, was the first to be charged under the law, by which DUIs become felonies if the driver has been convicted of four such offenses in 10 years or has a vehicular assault charge on their record, Kitsap County Deputy Prosecutor Jeff Jahns said.

Earlier this month, Duffner pleaded guilty in Kitsap Superior Court to intoxicated driving stemming from a September automobile wreck on the island.

News Roundup - Series takes on healthcare/Loads okay on Halls Hill Road
Jun 09 2008, 1:54 PM Series takes on healthcare

Island home market feeling malaise
Jun 09 2008, 1:54 PM Home prices show the lowest gains in five years, data shows.

Bainbridge: Gateway to Suquamish
Artist renderings show some of the proposed tribal projects that are slated for the Suquamish waterfront. - Courtesy of the Suquamish Foundation Jun 09 2008, 1:54 PM Cultural projects will transform the tribal community just across the bridge.

Big plans but little money for BITV
The news team at BITV includes (L-R) director Scott Schmidt, news director Selina Shearer and manager Eric Ancheta. - Brad Camp/Staff Photo Jun 09 2008, 1:54 PM Without a new contract, station may cut services next month.