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Storm weathers the competition
With a 14-2 win over the Commotion, the Storm players took home their second Majors softball championship in…
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A labyrinthine vision
Four concentric circles lead one into the heart of the labyrinth. The 55-by-90-foot spiral defined by pink-tinged concrete…
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Maharishi plans spa on island
It’s like a flashback from the ‘60s, but this time with neatly trimmed hair and button-down clothes. Followers…
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Wald returns flock, flotilla
The swans have returned to Eagle Harbor. The swan boats, that is. After a year’s hiatus, the boat…
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Montessori school turns 30
It’s a cheerful song, and one that Montessori saves solely for birthday celebrations: “The earth goes around the…
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Angling for island sportsmen
The great irony of running a fishing store: there’s no time left for fishing. “I fish less now…
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‘Necessary Targets’ hits home
Fred Saas’ wife brought him a script so new that the pages weren’t even numbered. Before he’d finished…
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Harmony, energy and ‘the method’
The word “aikido” is built from three characters in Japanese script. “Ai” is harmony and love, “Ki” translates…
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What will our Main Street look like?
Somewhere – we’re not sure just where – the planning process for downtown seems to have gone awry.…
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Picking a partner to lead the city
By state law, the mayor is our city’s chief administrative officer, responsible for carrying out policies established by…
Obituaries
Leona Agnes Ederer Quitslund
Bainbridge resident Leona Agnes Ederer Quitslund, age 95, died June 14 in Seattle. She was born April 4,…
Obituaries
Kenneth G. Myers
Former Bainbridge Island resident Kenneth G. Myers, age 94, of Seattle, died June 13. He was born June…
Obituaries
Muriel Staples Liljequist
Island resident Muriel Staples Liljequist, age 90, died June 12 on Bainbridge. She was born in Geneva, Ill.,…