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News Roundup — Close property gets $100K/Pick coffee on sister isle/Bistro closes after 19 years
The effort to preserve a portion of the island’s western shore and forest land just received a $100,000…
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When spontaneity is planned
The EDGE improv troupe has racked up over a decade of laughs on the island. They must be…
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Spikers confident after strong showing
New players are ready to step up after a third-place run at State. For Bainbridge High School volleyball,…
Obituaries
Violet Laure Johnsen
Former Bainbridge Island resident Violet Laure Johnsen, 93, died Aug. 31 at Harrison Hospital in Bremerton. She was…
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Epic rivalry: Spartans face Vikings Friday
Bainbridge comes into the game with bragging rights, after last year’s 44-41 win. They’re separated by only a…
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Bob Wade
[By RALPH MUNRO, Special to the Review] Our friend and classmate, Bob Wade, died Aug. 29 at his…
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Edward Donald O’Neill
Edward Donald O’Neill, 65, of Bainbridge Island, died Aug. 28. He was born Jan. 17, 1940 in Philadelphia,…
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Long-term campus facilities needs look really big
Formal proposals are due Tuesday, as the cost of school revamps adds up. Bold. Underscored. Italic. The school…
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New competition for the ol’ piglet-skin
The new Junior Football Association will face opponents from the Seattle area. The Bainbridge Island Junior Football and…
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Learning comes into new focus
Through the camera’s eye, Scott Schmidt and Peter Rallis sit at a talk show-type round table against a…
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Ruth B. French
Ruth B. French of Rolling Bay died Aug. 27 at Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle. She was…
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The city’s spokesperson, the people’s voice
Mayor hopefuls bring different visions for the city’s top office. Ask the mayor, a former mayor and a…
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A park so popular, the city wants to sell it
T’Chookwap Park isn’t much of a draw, but neighbors like it. Selling a neglected, sometimes contentious little park…