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Beverly Cave McConnell
Beverly Cave McConnell, granddaughter of one of Bainbridge Island’s pioneer families, died Aug. 27 at her home in…
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Dead Science darkens the corners
Reviewers tend to find the Dead Science unclassifiable, hazarding references as disparate as Latin drumming, vaudeville and show…
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More candor, please, about legal risks
Last month, a Superior Court judge declared the city’s shoreline moratorium illegal. Last week, the city’s attorneys gave…
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Creativity U. — new art school opens
Considering that Bainbridge is home to so many artists – a 1997 survey showed one-fourth of all households…
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Building official leaving city — News Roundup
City building official Larry Skinner will leave the city Sept. 30 to pursue unspecified business opportunities, interim Planning…
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Dock ban to be decided next week
The salmon will square off against the suits Wednesday, when the Bainbridge City Council must decide whether to…
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The man behind the Blue and Gold
The walls of Bainbridge High School Athletic Director Neal White’s office look somewhat like a teenage sports fanatic’s…
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Edsel Williamson
Former islander Edsel “Ed” Williamson, age 76, died Aug. 23 in Tacoma. He was born in Seattle on…
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Painter has an eye for the overlooked
Islander Ellen Wixted transforms construction sites to landscape paintings. The artist underlines changes to the natural setting by…
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Marian Agnes Indridson
Marian Agnes Indridson, age 96, of Bainbridge Island, died Aug. 22 at Island Health and Rehabilitation Center. She…
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Spier bows out, gives endorsement to Tooloee
Kit Spier said he wouldn’t be running for City Council if someone younger were doing so, and he…
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Island-wide traffic plan speeds toward debate
The island-wide transportation study is still just a study, thank you, and not yet a plan, the City…
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Swolgaard sees with an old eye
In an age where photography has seen the rise of the mega mega-pixel digital camera, photographs can be…