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Designer fashion always in ‘Vogue’
If the label fits, buy it at Adam and Eve. Robin Callahan has always plugged in to new…
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Spartans open play tonight
The girls host Cleveland as the new campaign gets under way. Expect a quick step this year from…
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Stepping into an enchanted land
Mozart’s ‘Magic Flute’ opens at BPA. Vacation travel starts at home this holiday season. For the price of…
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Holidays never end at the Christmas House
Crafts are a year-round calling for Carolee and Bob Pedersen. A visit to Bob and Carolee Pedersen’s Christmas…
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Tourism eyed for lodging revenue
Use the tax monies to bring in new visitors, a committee says. Magazine ads, kiosks and visitors guides…
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Subsidy question lingers in mobile home park deal
Was there a market for extra density downtown? Opinions vary. Residents and city officials involved in the recent…
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Parking, and other island social ills
Smoking. Drinking. Parking. Should we add the latter – and such associated blights as commuter-hour traffic, and the…
Obituaries
Carl Leroy Larkey
Carl Leroy Larkey, 51, of Bainbridge Island, died Nov. 28 at Western State Hospital, Lakewood, from conditions related…
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For all those who labor with a full sink
Once more to the archives: We’ll round out the Thanksgiving weekend with another historical offering from the pen…
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‘This is not a stuffy old church’
The fast-growing Island Church puts a charismatic spin on spirituality. “Fresh coffee. Warm muffins. Eternal life.” The newspaper…
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Tough defense, up-tempo plan for Spartans
Coach Scott Orness looks for big things out of his first group of four-year players. This is the…
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Slain girls were recent islanders
The sisters are remembered by former teachers as bright and outgoing. Growing up on Bainbridge Island, sisters Hayley…
Obituaries
Newton Eugene Mathis
Newton Eugene Mathis, 88, of Bainbridge Island died Nov. 27 at Messenger House. He was born Jan. 30,…