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Downtown shifting eastward
Harbor Square puts 15,000 sq. ft. of new retail space on the Winslow market. When a half-dozen or…
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Galbraith back on olde turf of Wimbledon
The former doubles ace steps onto the grass courts once again. In his new line of work, Pat…
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Dead ends are where you find them
Perhaps nowhere is the idealized vision of Bainbridge Island more colorfully manifest than along its remaining country lanes.…
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Police, court eye new shared facility
Advocates say shared quarters would improve workflow and security. Pounding the gavel in a “glorified storage shed” just…
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Council eases business restrictions
The changes will allow new types of start-ups at Day Road, other areas. Bainbridge Island just took a…
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News Roundup — Kallgren link denounced/Bid fails to ax salary group/You can fight the red tide/Hounds sought for parade/Lax champs host clinic/Berry wonderful
They didn’t get the legislative sandbags they wanted, but Kallgren Road residents haven’t lost hope they’ll stop the…
Obituaries
John Vincent McGaughy
Former Bainbridge resident John Vincent “Jack” McGaughy, 86, died of cancer June 23 at his Spokane home. He…
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Kallgren residents wary of new thruway
Neighbors don’t want to see the city connect their quiet lane to Day Road. The sign advertising Rebecca…
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City may rein in political signs
Campaigns would be required to clean up after the election is over. The City Council will consider changing…
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News Roundup — Yet easier to walk about/Harbor Square hums along/More time to comment/‘Joust Read’ this summer
Bainbridge’s own little “Who’s Who” is billed as a must-have for residents and visitors. The just-published 2005 “Downtown…
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Library: this summer’s cool teen hangout — Stepping-up books
A new cataloging system brings ‘stepping up’ books to young readers. Young readers who like “The Magic Treehouse”…
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It all works out at Athletic Club
It’s a “club,” not a “gym.” That is, to Ted and Kellan Eisenhardt, the essential difference between their…
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Have a little jam with your bagel
Musicians bring spontaneous tunes to Village coffeehouse. Lisa and John Williams are spreading the jam. The co-owners of…