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News Roundup – Spartan ‘D’ puts a lid on the bucket/Tumblers keep on winning meets
The boys team shuts down opposing offenses, earn two early-season wins. The Bainbridge boys basketball team are living…
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Talent runs swift, deep
A young and eager group look for a top five finish at state. Bainbridge boys swim head coach…
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News Roundup – City to sell open space lot/Schools get new phones
The City Council tonight will consider allowing the sale of 2.3 acres of property purchased with open space…
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Grapplers off to strong start
Bainbridge splits opening contests against O’Dea and Ingraham. They may be small in numbers and stature, but the…
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Future may ride on big magnets
New LEVX train technology is touted for the cross-island corridor. After 26 years in the magnet business, Jerry…
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A tradition worth keeping
As so many do, the Christmas Fund check from an off-island reader came with a handwritten note: “Please…
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Math money adding up
The state may boost state funding by $197 million to help students achieve. With students statewide flailing in…
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WSF must complete environmental study, examiner finds — UPDATE
The state ferry system must complete an environmental review before it can complete upgrades of its Eagle Harbor…
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Fawley molestation charges dropped
Kitsap County prosecutors last week dropped charges against a former Bainbridge youth sports volunteer accused of child molestation,…
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New school not as green
Officials pare eco-friendly roofs from plans for the BHS building. Atop a carpet of fraying fibers at the…
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Ho ho home-based biz launches holiday game
Christmas Quest takes families on a fun trip around the globe. This Christmas, hang the stockings above the…
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Tumblers young, but eager to shine
Welsh, Wenzlau, Samstag and Wilson ready to lead Spartans to state. The recent cold snap made life difficult…
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Council turns against more Blakely docks
In a turnabout, councilors may stick to current shoreline regulations. They hit like a wave, flooding City Hall…