Sports
Olson serious about diving, giving back
The defending dive champ enjoys solving a problem when it comes up. It’s a practice like any other…
Opinion
Some jokes blow up in our faces
Humor, though elusive, is rarely dangerous. Most of the time, a failed joke leads to a flush face…
News
It all finds its way downstream
Toxins follow a circuitous route to Puget Sound, as the state cracks down on runoff. Like a dirty…
News
Tumblers take back Metro League title; Boy hoopsters lose first league game
Marie Welsh finishes second in all-around; Spartans make comeback but lose. WEST SEATTLE - The Bainbridge gymnastics team…
News
Three arrested for bomb threat at Woodward
Three girls were arrested Thursday for making a bomb threat that forced the evacuation of students and staff…
News
Pleasant Beach fire caused by electric heater
The flames were visible from Point White, but residents of a Pleasant Beach Drive home weren't the first…
News
Bulkheads foes want to see more chinks in armor
Puget Sound preservationists call for the restoration of a more natural shoreline. Pavement is perhaps ideal for a…
News
News Roundup – Knobloch to seek third term
City Councilman Bill Knobloch announced Wednesday his plans to seek re-election. Knobloch, an Azalea Avenue resident, serves the…
Sports
Sports Roundup – Tumblers go through another undefeated season/Spartans stay undefeated in league play/Girl hoopsters still in playoff hunt
Welsh goes undefeated in the all-around for first time in several years; Bainbridge hangs onto the ball, win…
News
A downtown icon says goodbye
Roberts Jeweler closes its doors after 60 years in business. Dot Roberts didn’t even like jewelry. Neither did…
News
Artists come first at new Winslow gallery
‘A is for Artist’ is more than a name, it’s a statement of purpose. Calling it an “art”…
News
City slaps six-year moratorium on cemetery clearing
Trees must be replanted, putting the kibosh on plans to add more burial plots. The Port Blakely Cemetery…
Opinion
Driven by convictions to a life of service
The difference between a “hunger strike” and a “fast” is far more than semantics. For Carl Florea, the…