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Decline in local news hurts democracy, costs taxpayers
The League of Women Voters of Washington state has come out with a 133-page report on “The Decline…
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Plenty of strings attached to KPHD’s COVID funding
COVID funding from the federal government since the spring of 2020 hasn’t just been free money.
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Trail from BI to coast in the works
The new Puget Sound to Pacific Collaborative is bringing communities together to plan and build a 200-mile multi-use…
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BI DRB OKs affordable housing apartments
An 18-unit, three-floor apartment building on 730 Ericksen Ave. that is 100 percent affordable housing was approved by…
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Morrow: Some healthcare workers may want to still wear a mask
Masking requirements due to COVID concerns in health care settings end April 3, but Kitsap Public Health District…
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BI parks to fix rather than replace pool
The parks district has decided to fix up the Ray Williamson Pool at the Bainbridge Island Aquatic Center…
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BI ‘blindsided’ by police-court overruns
Some Bainbridge Island City Council members were not too pleased to hear March 14 that another $950,000 was…
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Is Housing Action Plan for BI pro-development?
Planning Commissioner Peter Sullivan wasn’t afraid to ask about the elephant in the room.
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Social documentaries by blacklisted actress come to BI
At age 97, Lee Grant is still an activist.
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BI parks contemplates dive into new pool vs. a fix
The Bainbridge Island Metro Parks and Recreation District is debating how much money to spend fixing up Ray…
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Sailing adventure to 7 continents
Harry Anderson of Bainbridge Island will be the first to admit he did it backwards flying and sailing…
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State lawmakers plan Town Halls in BI, Bremerton
Member of the state’s 23rd Legislative District will have Town Halls March 11 in Bainbridge Island and Bremerton.
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BI seeks more EV, solar participation
City Councilmembers seemed shocked that Puget Sound Energy hasn’t done more with electric vehicle charging and solar power…