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Luciano Marano | Bainbridge Island Review - Yas, Leigh, Layla, 11, and Libby, 9, Grigaliunas, of Brisbane, Australia, came to Bainbridge Island this year to volunteer at and learn about the Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale, now in its 57th year, so as to better organize their own philanthropic garage sale back home, which has quickly grown in scope in just three years. Luciano Marano | Bainbridge Island Review - Yas, Leigh, Layla, 11, and Libby, 9, Grigaliunas, of Brisbane, Australia, came to Bainbridge Island this year to volunteer at and learn about the Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale, now in its 57th year, so as to better organize their own philanthropic garage sale back home, which has quickly grown in scope in just three years. Luciano Marano | Bainbridge Island Review - Yas, Leigh, Layla, 11, and Libby, 9, Grigaliunas, of Brisbane, Australia, came to Bainbridge Island this year to volunteer at and learn about the Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale, now in its 57th year, so as to better organize their own philanthropic garage sale back home, which has quickly grown in scope in just three years. Luciano Marano | Bainbridge Island Review - Yas, Leigh, Layla, 11, and Libby, 9, Grigaliunas, of Brisbane, Australia, came to Bainbridge Island this year to volunteer at and learn about the Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale, now in its 57th year, so as to better organize their own philanthropic garage sale back home, which has quickly grown in scope in just three years.

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From down under to above & beyond: Aussie family treks to BI to pitch in at Rotary auction

People have come from far and wide for nearly 60 summers to peruse the goods at the annual…

Ready, set, rummage!Rotary auction once more boasts hidden treasures, obvious spirit

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Ready, set, rummage!Rotary auction once more boasts hidden treasures, obvious spirit

More than 1,400 volunteers have worked a nearly incalculable total number of hours to make sure the 57th…

Sneak peek: 2017 Rotary auction photos | Gallery

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Sneak peek: 2017 Rotary auction photos | Gallery

The Review’s own Luciano Marano managed to talk his way into the inner workings of the 2017 Bainbridge…

Mora named ‘best ice cream shop’ in Washington by Thrillist

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Mora named ‘best ice cream shop’ in Washington by Thrillist

Thrillist recently crowned Bainbridge Island’s own Mora Iced Creamery as the best ice cream shop in the state.

Susan Doupe photo Bainbridge Island’s Susan Wiggs will release her latest novel, “Map of the Heart,” in August.

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A lot of lives to live: Bainbridge author talks new book, old habits and the realities of romance

Susan Wiggs is romance royalty, the brain behind books that have long made many readers cry, swoon and…

BIPD earns certification of excellence from state authorities

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BIPD earns certification of excellence from state authorities

The Bainbridge Island Police Department was recently awarded accredited status by the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police…

The long run home: Stalwart Spartan volunteer coach retires after 30 years of baseball

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The long run home: Stalwart Spartan volunteer coach retires after 30 years of baseball

Give a cheer for Hammerin’ Hank, and worship the Sultan of Swat.

Colman Dock construction set to alter Seattle ferry sailings

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Colman Dock construction set to alter Seattle ferry sailings

An extensive renovation and remodel of Seattle’s aged Colman Dock is slated to impact Bainbridge Island and Bremerton…

Image courtesy of Eagle Harbor Book Company | Eagle Harbor Book Company will host a Brown Bag Lunch event with Seattle author Frederick Brown, where he will discuss that storied progress as recounted in his new book “The City is More than Human: An Animal History of Seattle” in the store’s used book annex at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 21. Image courtesy of Eagle Harbor Book Company | Eagle Harbor Book Company will host a Brown Bag Lunch event with Seattle author Frederick Brown, where he will discuss that storied progress as recounted in his new book “The City is More than Human: An Animal History of Seattle” in the store’s used book annex at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 21. Image courtesy of Eagle Harbor Book Company | Eagle Harbor Book Company will host a Brown Bag Lunch event with Seattle author Frederick Brown, where he will discuss that storied progress as recounted in his new book “The City is More than Human: An Animal History of Seattle” in the store’s used book annex at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 21. Image courtesy of Eagle Harbor Book Company | Eagle Harbor Book Company will host a Brown Bag Lunch event with Seattle author Frederick Brown, where he will discuss that storied progress as recounted in his new book “The City is More than Human: An Animal History of Seattle” in the store’s used book annex at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 21.

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Pets’ progress: Seattle history goes to the dogs

Animals have played a vital role in shaping the city of Seattle, from its founding amid existing indigenous…

Pictures of pomp: Photos from the 2017 Bainbridge graduation ceremony | Photo gallery

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Pictures of pomp: Photos from the 2017 Bainbridge graduation ceremony | Photo gallery

More than 300 seniors took home diplomas from the joint Bainbridge and Eagle Harbor high school graduation ceremony…

Bainbridge police run for Special Olympics | Photo gallery

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Bainbridge police run for Special Olympics | Photo gallery

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Seeking serious students: Masters to hold class at BPA

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Seeking serious students: Masters to hold class at BPA

Two prominent pedagogues will be in residence at Bainbridge Performing Arts, teaching advanced classes for serious students of…

Island poet to read at Eagle Harbor Book Co.

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Island poet to read at Eagle Harbor Book Co.

Bainbridge-based poet David Hecker will celebrate the launch of his first book of poems, “Natural Affinities,” comprised of…

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