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Bischoff follows his muse to new medium
The legendary island drummer celebrates music through silkscreen. Korum Bischoff found a musical outlet in a most unusual…
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Caucuses draw nigh
Kitsap GOP, Democrats set to fire up the party aparatus. The precinct caucus. It’s the root of American…
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Lanza makes the cut up north
The Bainbridge High School alum joins the Canadian professional golf tour. Joe Lanza is taking a different path…
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City taking a stand for old trees
A new program is highlighting ‘heritage’ specimens islandwide. She’s a bit gnarled with age and her family’s long…
Obituaries
Imogene Dalton Ridge
Imogene Dalton Ridge, 69, of Port Orchard and Tucson, Ariz., died March 1 in Bremerton. She was born…
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News Roundup — Cabin work logs progress/Help sought on city roads
Old saws cut them down and a horse team hauled them out. Now more able hands are needed…
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Tom Tyner drank his way through town…
...And that’s a lot of lattes, but it began his now-storied career as a local columnist. Beware the…
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Usher, Smith make Hall of Fame
Legends of lacrosse are honored for their work pioneering the sport on Bainbridge. Two names synonymous with lacrosse…
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Savor a teatime for the soul
Roby King Galleries offers art to go with the reflective drink. A calming ritual, a social occasion, a…
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A ‘paper village’ finds its future
Even if a code of personal nonviolence leaves you disinclined to shoot the messenger, sometimes you might like…
Obituaries
Katherine Ainslie
Katherine Ainslie, 52, died Feb. 26 at her home in Lofall. She was born Sept. 1, 1953, in…
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What’s keeping you on Bainbridge? — Atwater
For islander Jean Atwater, home is where quiet, unpretentious people are. Jean Atwater’s brush strokes are a reminder…
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What’s keeping you on Bainbridge? — Ritchie and LeMaster
The Ritchie and LeMaster clan fancy themselves the island’s rednecks. Patti Ritchie and Jeanie LeMaster aren’t your typical…