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TBD: The future of the Sakai property
Community meeting planned for brainstorming ideas.
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Tiny house, big problems
‘Til the codes come home? Nick Hinton and Nora Phillips spent nearly two years building their tiny house.…
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Bainbridge gets its first Uber driver
Gone are the days of opening your Uber app and willing a Bainbridge driver to appear, to save…
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Village effort underway to help islanders age in place
There are now more “seniors” than school children.
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Contract talks at an impasse: School district, classified employees seek mediation
For the first time in its 16-year history, the union that represents classified employees of the Bainbridge Island…
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BEHIND THE LIGHTS: A Paris apartment, two visionaries and a little help from their friends
Sandy White is up early on the Sunday before Thanksgiving, unraveling extension cords. Next, he and six other…
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A fishy delegation shows up to the COP21 demonstrations in Paris
When Debra D’Angelo left for Paris last week, she lugged a suitcase full of fish.
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The Figgy Pudding Peddlers wassail down Winslow Way, bringing holiday cheer to all
No boozy fruitcakes here. The Figgy Pudding Peddlers' holiday offerings are more like those espoused by Buddy the…
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Local designers move up and out into Island Craft complex
Seven years ago, Chelsea and James Minola were making shower curtains out of a residential garage on Wing…
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Blazing a new trail: Gazzam’s got a brand-new drag
Last Saturday, the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation and the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District celebrated the…
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TWELVE WEEKS WITH DR. BLOEDEL: Reserve’s walking program prompts reflection and healing
Ever since last April, Patrick Pepper’s ears have been ringing. His hands tingle. He drops things. His words…
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A parade of condiments: Ordway kids make their annual trek to Helpline House
Winter hats and bulging backpacks are not your typical parade attire. But this wasn’t really your typical parade.