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Poloists get tough, roll over Shorewood
A rowdy crowd at the home pool boosts the girls to an 8-1 victory. Bainbridge girls water polo…
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News Roundup — Knobloch to seek 2nd term/Ferry food in June, maybe
Councilman Bill Knobloch has tossed in his hat for a second term on the Bainbridge City Council. Knobloch…
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Bumper crop of thoughtful students
“Sustainability.” Hardly in use 10 years ago, the concept is common currency now, conveying both a gentler use…
Obituaries
Vera M. Larson
Former longtime Bainbridge Island resident Vera M. Larson, age 94, died May 17 at Bremerton Health and Rehabilitation.…
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National park affiliation: let’s bring it home/Slow growing
Hard to believe it’s been three years since islanders veritably filled City Hall, drawn by a visit from…
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Mountaineer hits summit
Islander Ed Viesturs conquers Annapurna: summit, 26,545 feet. What do you call a man who grew up in…
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News Roundup — Tech levy vote on Tuesday/Money for human help
The May 17 technology levy by the Bainbridge Island School District is not a mail-only ballot measure, but…
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Slick fielding propels fastpitchers to win
The Spartans face Chief Sealth Monday to determine who makes the playoffs. The season isn’t over yet for…
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Memorial site could enjoy federal status
The National Park Service will discuss options at two public meetings Tuesday. Bainbridge Island’s Japanese American internment memorial…
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The Coffee House Rules
Popular hangout Pegasus turns 25 In Greek myth, inspiration came in the form of a winged horse. Born…
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No crops, just studies
The city names a new consultant to jumpstart use of public farms. Although few green sprouts are popping…
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Wrapping up the cancer fight
Hutchin picked to design a scarf kit to benefit women’s health. Kit Hutchin is one of six “influential”…
Obituaries
Wilfred J. ‘Bill’ Turcotte
Former Bainbridge resident Wilfred J. “Bill” Turcotte, age 77, died May 14 at Providence St. Peter Hospital in…