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Starbucks set to woo island anew
After a fitful, five-year courtship, the dandy of caffeinated delights looks poised to consummate its relationship with Bainbridge…
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And the fall races look like this…
Friday’s last-minute filings created a four-way race for the at-large City Council seat on Bainbridge Island, but none…
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Johnson bids for at-large council seat
Saying he wants to promote family values and preserve the island’s quality of life, political newcomer Larry Johnson…
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Tennis gets better with age
In 1949, after only two years on the tennis team at Stanford, Bruce Taft made a judicious decision.…
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State funds likely for sewer project
Despite an anonymous protest, a low-interest state loan for the south Bainbridge sewer project is almost assured. The…
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Good news and bad for road safety
The good news: drunk driving arrests are up. The bad news: drunk driving arrests are up. We can…
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Cole is the artist for the crafts
If you think there aren’t enough customers for your business, consider Scott Cole’s problem. He designs custom interiors…
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Pollock to run — but for which seat?
Saying he wants to halt the island’s growth trajectory, Michael Pollock formally announced Tuesday his plans to seek…
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A look at gallery’s tapestried life
Local artists are throwing a work party to wish Bainbridge Arts and Crafts a happy birthday. Printmakers, painters,…
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Youth hurt in hi-speed crash — News Roundup
Alcohol and high speed were likely factors in a fearsome one-car wreck that left an island youth with…
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Reform Jewish group makes Winslow home
They’ve been wandering for 20 years, but Congregation Kol Shalom has found a home. The Reform Jewish congregation,…
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Playoffs: the puck drops here
The Canucks and the Blues showed Saturday why the playoffs are the most exciting time of the year…
Obituaries
Kenneth “Dan” Viles
Poulsbo resident Kenneth “Dan” Viles, 47, died July 29 at his home. He was born Aug. 3, 1955…