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Chronicles of Nina
A metaphorically rich play based on Chekov asks “what if” about relationships. When Erika Saeger takes the stage,…
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News Roundup — Students walk against war/Facilities needs get an airing/Island cook on TV today/
By foot and wheelchair, Bainbridge High School students joined more than 1,000 of their area peers at Wednesday’s…
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As salmon return, Cool hopes to expand estuary
The area is prime real estate for fish and waterfowl – and potentially, development. Gale Cool reads his…
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Water ski area may be moved
Skiers may be relocated from inner Eagle Harbor, to an area near Pritchard Park. Eagle Harbor could buzz…
Obituaries
Stuart Robertson
Stuart Robertson, 87, died Nov. 4 at his Bainbridge residence. A memorial service will be held at 2…
Obituaries
Margot W. Graham
Margo W. Graham, 90, died Nov. 3 at Messenger House on Bainbridge Island. A memorial service will be…
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A refined dining experience
The Madoka menu melds local produce with influences from across the ocean. Entering Madoka is like a study…
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New youth choir forming
The director finds her calling more fun than leading adults. Some people live on the edge skydiving or…
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Council remains suspicious of police boat grant
Acceptance will be conditioned on the feds not requiring manpower, patrols. The City Council shook the package hard…
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Expand the fire board/Parks: Robinson
There’s a quip in here somewhere about “the fire department that runs itself.” But general disinterest by the…
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Images of pain, images of resilience
Photographer Paul Dix saw the human impact of a civil war. Not yet 2 years old, Luz Mabel…
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Nothing reserved about this poet
John Davis, Ben Packard will read. Most students in John Davis’ creative writing class probably don’t know just…
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When mom goes to jail
Islanders become mentors for Kitsap youths whose parents are incarcerated. As a longtime prison researcher, Roger Lauen understands…