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Sports Roundup – Girls soccer hurt by tough injuries/Gridders rout hapless Lakeside
Three key players are sidelined, as the Spartans split a pair with Hale, Lakeside. Before, the Bainbridge girls…
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A theater season for the ages
Nothing energizes a cast like a full house. So Bainbridge Light Opera performers must have been in fine…
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As BPA looks back, its shows move ahead
The theater answers patrons’ call for more sophisticated and adult fare this season. If memories were worth their…
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In the picnic of the imagination
Michael Pontieri finds fertile scenes in his mind. Michael Pontieri takes a casual approach to describing his painting…
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Spikers sweep Holy Names
After a setback to Blanchet, the team rebounds to place first in tournament play. It didn’t take long…
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Council may take a stand against I-933
Kjell Stoknes cites the threat to local environmental protections. A city councilor is urging the city to take…
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Give and take in mayor’s draft budget
Many projects and positions would be deferred under the plan. Fifty-six million dollars. It’s enough to bankroll a…
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Council skeptical of new staff additions
Scales questions addition of new work, when many current projects aren’t done. Mayor Darlene Kordonowy’s proposed 2007 budget…
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Sports Roundup – Harriers ready for the big run/Girl golfers on winning streak
Bainbridge does well at only home league meet on Wednesday. With the end of the season in sight…
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A remarkable life aloft
Air Force veteran Tom Pugh took to hostile skies in top-secret aircraft. On a wall in the home…
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Harvest Fair is all patched up
Funds from the new ‘Pumpkin Project’ will support the food bank at Helpline House. This is one of…
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A new path to city stability
“Turmoil†is too strong a word. But when a business or professional organization turns over 20 percent of…
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Deputy chief is hired
Veteran officer Mark Duncan will handle daily operations. Police Chief Matt Haney has a new right-hand man. Mark…