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Annual ferry fare hike is here
If you own a boat, the first weekend in May is the kickoff of the Puget Sound boating…
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Four busted for bogus $100s
Police arrested four suspects, none of them island residents, after counterfeit $100 bills were passed at two or…
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Tennis team stumbles against Prep
At the north end of the No. 1 singles court, Spartan senior Sam Marshall was shaking his head…
Obituaries
D. Peter Konichek
D. Peter “Pete” Konichek, age 69, of Bainbridge Island, died May 1 after a fight with cancer. Born…
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Sewer plan could hinge on state loan
The south-end sewer project, thought to be all but dead after the city rejected a half-million dollar subsidy…
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Currying the favor of an island
It’s just like Mom used to make. Vegetables seasoned with a simple, subtle blend of cumin and curry…
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Computer nerds, peace geeks
Bob Haslanger holds up a photograph of the now-famous scene of jubiliant Iraquis rolling the head from a…
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Eber leaves lasting mark on Winslow
He assumed that a job at Boeing would be rocket science, an engineer’s dream. A strike and a…
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Major design at modest price
Steve Williams’ home shows that high concept can co-exist with a low budget. The ex-New Yorker single dad…
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Interim planning head named; council questions need
Assuming council approval of his contract, career planner Larry K. Frazier of Tacoma will become Bainbridge Island’s interim…
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Island needs its own Anti-Ivy League
Faced with a moribund economy and widespread unemployment, President Franklin Roosevelt unveiled perhaps this nation’s greatest-ever environmental stewardship…
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Two hard acts to follow
Young talents are pulling out all the stops in a two-day tour de force of music and drama.…
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Fire chief moving up, director out
Executive Director Ken Guy will leave the Bainbridge Island Fire Department, after fire commissioners Wednesday eliminated his job…