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Deering runs over to Ericksen Avenue
While the old Petula Clark song may extol “the music of the traffic in the city,” the high-energy…
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Troubled BAC cuts gallery space
Bainbridge Arts and Crafts is scaling back, and Eagle Harbor Book Company is expanding. The non-profit art space…
Obituaries
Phyllis Louise Minster
Bainbridge native Phyllis Louise Minster, age 91, died Aug. 24 at Martha and Mary Health Care Center in…
Obituaries
Jay M. Parker
Bainbridge resident Jay M. Parker, age 76 died Aug. 24 at Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle. He was…
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Crowds throw money at Znetix auction; gym prevails
When the hammer fell, so did the tears. “Sold,” master auctioneer Jim Murphy declared, “for $160,000.” And with…
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Island-wide issues lose their resonance
We are deafened, if such can be fairly stated, by the shrugging of shoulders. Asked their preference as…
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Znetix trove on auction block this week
If you’re in the market for computers, office furniture or artwork, Thursday is your day. Want to get…
Obituaries
William R. Brown
William R. “Bill” Brown, age 65, of Bainbridge Island died Aug. 20 at his home on Yeomalt Point,…
Obituaries
William Brent Smith
Bainbridge native William Brent Smith, age 84, died Aug. 17 in Anacortes. He was born in 1918 on…
Obituaries
Ronald Everett Gill
Bainbridge resident Ronald Everett Gill, age 55, died Aug. 17 at his sister’s home in Lyle. He was…
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Some sit in the stands; Our man in D.C.
When Tom Hujar emerged from the dugout this week, he headed straight for the stands. Hujar says his…
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Parks hope for best, plan for worst
The ballots have yet to go into the mail. But Bainbridge park officials are already deciding how to…
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Moratoriums need a much harder look
Are we making progress by standing still? The chief topic before the city council this month will be…