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BI City Manager finalist withdraws from consideration

BI Council approves Groundwater Management Plan

Kitsap considering tax increase, staff layoffs to cut budget deficit

Wild peacock ‘Kevin’ struts around the island

New BI chiropractic clinic has a pediatric, family focus

A look at nursing shortages across Kitsap hospitals, schools

COBI seeks community input on 2027-28 budget priorities

BI co-working space provides client flexibility

2 new BIFD apparatuses going into service in the coming weeks

Community hears from city manager finalists at public meet-and-greet

WSF engine room workers concerned over high OT rates, pay disparity

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Sports

BI junior rowers endure hot weather, thunderstorms at nationals

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Exploring the Puget Sound with local sailing expert

BI children’s center bucking the trend of staff turnover

Baccalaureate service held for BHS graduates

BI author’s new book says listening key in era of social fragmentation

State grant provides free KT bus, foot ferry service for OC students

Street dedication ceremony honors longtime volunteer firefighter

Bainbridge Island briefs

BI Council discusses infrastructure, land capacity analysis

Stage one outdoor burn ban in Kitsap goes into effect June 22

Two finalists announced for BI city manager

Life

Nominations begin for Best of Bainbridge Island

5 pieces of art chosen for this year’s ‘Something New’ rotation

Bainbridge Senior Living founder passes away at 85

Leader of Montessori Country School retiring after 32 years

High school artists celebrated at BAC award show

Government

Rainy, cold weather doesn’t deter Jan. 6 protesters on BI

Bainbridge laws that are taking effect in 2026

BI Council agrees to hard Comp Plan deadline of June 2026

King to retire as BI city manager, effective Jan. 30

BI Council approves utility rate increases

Opinion

America’s love affair with the drive-in theater

Navigating trails, roadways, and crosswalks

A look back at our district’s accomplishments this past school year

My overthinking has done more harm than help

There are two ways to ‘keep right’ on the road

Sports

Fans enjoy USA’s World Cup win at Quincy Square’s first watch party

BHS sailing posts best-ever finish at national championship

Kitsap athletes claim state track and field titles

BHS girls water polo dethrones 4-time state champ in title match

Dominant pitching helps Spartans repeat as state baseball champs

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6 positions cut in BISD’s Technology Department

Preliminary AI policy reviewed by Kitsap County Commissioners

Newly released Healthy Youth Survey shows positive trends

New KiDiMu executive director looks to expand services

Bainbridge Island briefs

Sheriff Gese, 4 KCSO leadership members resigning June 26

Helpline House to open new expanded facility June 8

VMFH appoints Melton as Puget Sound Market president

Bainbridge Island briefs

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