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Bainbridge clinic conducts outdoor COVID-19 testing amidst increasing outbreak
Much was made of the University of Washington’s drive-thru coronavirus screening, reportedly capable of testing 40 to 50…
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Art museum cancels March events in wake of COVID-19 outbreak
All March events slated to be held at the Bainbridge Island Musem of Art have been canceled or…
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Bainbridge blotter | Possibly intoxicated
Selected reports from the Bainbridge Island Police Department blotter.
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‘King Kong’ returns to the big screen on Bainbridge
The silver screen’s preeminent giant monster, “King Kong” (1933) will return for a special revival screening at Bainbridge…
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BPA staff to work remotely after shows and classes postponed amidst COVID-19 fears
The show must go on — eventually.
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Bainbridge forests, climate change focus of IslandWood conference
Do you care about Bainbridge Island’s forests and the wildlife that call this island home?
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Never too late: Review culture writer picks five authors well worth rediscovering
The recent death of Charles Portis — famously press-averse author of “True Grit,” whose sparse but distinctive fictional…
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Museum to host Shakespeare-themed fundraiser
The Bainbridge Island Historical Museum is holding its first fundraiser of the year, Clay Jenkinson’s “Shakespeare: The Magic…
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First Friday: March Art Walk offerings include fiber works, paintings, sculptures
Third time’s as charming as ever.
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Joy Mills Band celebrate new release with BIMA show
Luscious country/roots group the Joy Mills Band returns to the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art to perform songs…
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A fanciful fleet: Island artist crafts whimsical takes on classic cars
The shape is the subject, the theme is the dream.
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Best Bets for March 6-8 | The Bainbridge Blab
Tuesday may have been “super,” but even the most super of Tuesdays has got nothing on a decent…
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From page to stage and song: BPA’s ‘Fun Home’ brings heartfelt new quirky classic to life
“It’s like Sondheim only better.”