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Borders crossed for understanding
Great Decisions’ series opens with a look at international migration. Whether the cause is conflict, economics or politics,…
Opinion
‘Yes’ on schools, and then some
Were this the classically earnest editorial endorsement, we would begin with a solemn recital of all the good…
News
Council OKs new city staff
Approval comes after a long and stormy session with the mayor. It didn’t happen gracefully, but it finally…
News
Residents were left in the dark, officials concede
Public information systems failed during the December storm, outage. Even as December skies darkened over Bainbridge, the wheels…
News
Gibler scores triple-double as Bainbridge beats Sealth in OT
Bainbridge scores 12 points in extra period to stay undefeated in Metro. Cody Gibler registered a triple double…
News
He argued his way to success
Michael Imeson took first place at the World Debate Championships. Michael Imeson stands at the podium, and his…
News
Neighbors appeal 9-home plan
The proposed Bristol Ridge project sits above Halls Hill Road. An island environmental group is fighting a proposed…
Sports
Spartans stumble in battle of titans
Bainbridge falls to the state’s top-ranked 4A school, Franklin. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON – It may not have been…
News
Track backers troll for sponsor
Kitsap County legislators remain united against the NASCAR plan. Two weeks into the 2007 state legislative session, there’s…
News
No test tubes, just a soda bottle
Children’s author Lynn Brunelle brings the classroom home in ‘Pop Bottle Science.’ Lynn Brunelle’s eyes light up as…
News
Pedal power pushing to Togo
Islanders gather bikes to promote education in the small West African nation. Encrusted in ice, it was a…
News
Ballots going out for school M&O levy
The three-year, $23.1 million measure would pay for basic instructional services. With ballots to be mailed this week,…
Opinion
A new take on Mosquito Fleet: Yes on Prop. 1
Back in the day, if you wanted to catch a ferry to the mainland, you didn’t have to…