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From best seller to big screen?
Author Susan Wiggs finds the joy of having her novel ‘optioned’ for a film. A phone call from…
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Home market smiles on buyers, sellers alike
More houses are available, but prices continue to creep upward. Take a deep breath...and exhale. The island’s frenzied…
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Racetrack moving into poll position
Those accustomed to simply hanging up on annoying, unsolicited callers may want to hang on the line an…
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Spartans a young, talented group
First-year football players need to develop that ‘Friday night experience.’ For many high school football players, the bright…
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Planning department seeks direction
The city steps up its efforts to find a new head for the department. Building permits, land use…
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Issues of faith redefined
They don’t seek to reclaim the moral high ground so much as redefine it. That’s the sense one…
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Will Hill Crest Cemetery rest in peace?
Owner Jan Feise no longer can tend historic cemetery grounds. Over the years, Jan Feise has passed by…
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OAR Northwest crew is victorious
OAR Northwest has just made history. The foursome, made up of Bainbridge native Greg Spooner, Brad Vickers, Dylan…
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Sports Roundup – Island hardballer plays for Aussies/Select soccer teams travel well
While the Bainbridge Babe Ruth teams didn’t make it to the World Series this year, they’ll be represented…
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Prickly going on North Madison
Neighbors, the city begin planning for bicycle and pedestrian facilities. Along the shoulder of North Madison Avenue, blackberry…
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Vukic the man as BHS boys soccer coach
He takes over for Anh Tran, who now coaches girls soccer. When George Vukic heard from some friends…
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Living with the blues
U-pick blueberries are tumbling off the vine at Island Holly Farm. Kids with blue-stained hands race in and…
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A new piper will call the tune
Kelsey Michie takes the reins of the Bainbridge High marching band. For Kelsey Michie, life is in the…