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Fitness center to open in Pavilion
Saying he wants to provide an option for health-conscious islanders, fitness professional Jeff Giblin announced Monday that he…
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Madison work to move ahead — News Roundup
The city council is unlikely to revisit a plan to put four pedestrian “refuge islands” on Madison Avenue,…
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Early Sunday ferry run saved
Having evaluated popular response to alternatives A and B, Washington State Ferries have decided to go with “neither…
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Judge denies bail; Lawrence jailed until trial
Kevin Lawrence’s guilt or innocence was not at issue Tuesday afternoon in Seattle federal court. But his credibility…
Obituaries
John Richard “Dick” Broom
John Richard “Dick” Broom, age 79, died Aug. 6 at his home on Bainbridge. He was born Nov.…
Obituaries
William “Bill” B. Archer
William “Bill” B. Archer, age 80, died Aug. 4 at his home in Allyn, Wash. He was born…
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Lawrence indicted on 64 counts; three associates plead guilty
Following a morning arrest on Bainbridge Island, HMC/Znetix founder Kevin L. Lawrence was arraigned in federal court Thursday…
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Fort Ward park to honor veterans
When the Parade Grounds Park at Fort Ward is dedicated on Aug. 10, the ceremony won’t just be…
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WSF floats changes to Bainbridge ferry runs
The first major change in 15 years to the Bainbridge-Seattle ferry schedule will let commuters get to their…
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Museum move fund drive under way
History unfolds at its own pace. A capital campaign called History on the Move, though, may speed up…
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Fall elections draw little interest
As election years go, this one figures to be quiet on Bainbridge Island, at least until November. Incumbent…
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Council puts subdivisions on hold
In the wake of a state Supreme Court decision striking down one city’s open-space requirements, the Bainbridge Island…
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Vintnter touts year-round product sales
Farming is an amenity that adds value to Bainbridge Island, vintner Gerard Bentryn says. “People like to live…