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Spikers head back to districts
WEST SEATTLE – Once again, the Bainbridge volleyball team made it back to the district tournament. Once again,…
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Islanders can give thanks the Old Coyote way
Suquamish artists and educators Steve and Rita Old Coyote host a get-together. Steve and Rita Old Coyote share…
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Mayor threatens to veto council’s budget
Sides spar over new projects, current workloads and oversight of public works. Mayor Darlene Kordonowy threatened to overturn…
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Fudd’s folly on Grow Avenue
Vaudeville star and impresario extraordinaire Elmer Fudd strolls through Central Park, past a ragged collection of down-and-out actors…
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Island man killed in one-car crash
Alcohol and high speed are believed to be factors in the death of a 47-year-old Bainbridge man killed…
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Conscious of streams
Monitors check island streams for signs of salmon returning to spawn. Grasping a clipboard and standing ankle deep…
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Council opposes I-933
The initiative would ‘decimate’ city land use codes, Scales says The City Council isn’t going to tell you…
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Council gives up $450K for Grow Ave.
Public Works is told to return a state grant, after neighbors reject the project. A half-million dollars in…
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Kickers fall, still eke their way into playoffs
Bainbridge opens vs. Prep The Bainbridge girls soccer team made it to the Metro League tournament, but they…
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Marge Center expands, seeks two new tenants
An outdoor porch is enclosed to create additional office space. As Marge’s porch, it played host to friends,…
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Sports Roundup – Swimmers jump in, defeat state champs/Harriers send two to state/Spikers take playoff opener
With a victory over Holy Names, Bainbridge moves to the postseason. Even with a small group, the Holy…
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New BHS addition faces big challenge
Officials fear that the $20.855 million project won’t attract competitive bids. Boiler room repairs at Blakely Elementary: $3,600.…
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Clear choices, old and new
In June 2005, U.S. Rep. Jay Inslee and other House Democrats introduced legislation addressing the most critical issue…