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UPDATE | Plastic bags banned on Bainbridge Island
The island is now counted among other Washington cities that have banned the bags, including Bellingham, Edmonds, Mukilteo…
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Bainbridge Island passes plastic bag ban
The Bainbridge Island City Council voted to ban plastic bags Wednesday evening by a unanimous vote.
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Bainbridge searches for a new city manager, Texas-style
There were no tumble weeds blowing through council chambers. There was no clink, clink, clink from the sound…
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Bainbridge council meets prospective search firms tonight
The Bainbridge Island City Council will meet face-to-face tonight with prospective firms all vying for the job to…
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Charges dropped for man arrested at gunpoint in front of Roosters Cafe
The man arrested at gunpoint in front of the Rooster Cafe in late March was released back on…
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Bainbridge recreational buoy fees to rise
Recreational buoy permit fees for Bainbridge Island will increase to $450 in May.
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State auditor reminds Bainbridge to follow law on open public meetings
Washington State Auditor Brian Sonntag has put the city on notice that the state will be watching to…
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Bainbridge firefighters respond to fire in Winslow area
Bainbridge Island firefighters responded to a grease fire at a residence on Eagle Place Saturday afternoon.
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Bainbridge continues its Tree City status
City leaders passed a proclamation this week observing Arbor Day that will help maintain the city’s status as…
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Eddie Rollins, former Lynwood postmaster and Bainbridge Island’s Santa, passes away | UPDATED
From shoveling snow, to hosting soap box derbies, to serving customers at American Marine Bank, Rollins contributed to…
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Historic commission seeks grant for signs
The city’s Historic Preservation Commission has presented a grant proposal to the council in the hopes of garnering…
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Hays brings his painting home to Bainbridge
Local painter Hank Hays will offer the island a view of his unique work this month at the…
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Bainbridge begins annual flushing program
Public works will be flushing out various water mains and into island streets over the next two months.