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A stretch of beach, a stand of trees, and done
The $8 million open space fund will be exhausted after one more purchase. Some want more beaches, others…
August 3, 2005
News
Author tells of basketball greats of yesteryear
Islander Ed Loverich is cited in Philip Pallette’s ‘Game Changer.’ It’s not much of a reach to say…
August 3, 2005
News
Ducks outswim Sharks for roller hockey title
The season wrapped up under a blazing Saturday sun. Bernadette Stephen-McRae clapped her hands, announcing, “We’ve got some…
August 3, 2005
News
Sports Roundup — Rowers bring home the steel/Breiland tames course
Two members of the Bainbridge Island Rowing Club won some “steel” at the World Masters Games in Edmonton,…
August 3, 2005
News
Winslow trees don’t stand tall
The first-ever comprehensive survey finds many stunted and badly pruned. As local street trees go, the sweetgum in…
August 3, 2005
News
She visited Ometepe, and decided to stay
BHS graduate Kari Lagerloef puts community first for the sister island. ALTAGRACIA, NICARAGUA – On any given day,…
August 3, 2005
News
Downtown trees require care from all
It’s no particular secret that as community icons go, islanders place a premium on downtown trees. You only…
August 3, 2005
Obituaries
Doc Austin Clark
Doc Austin Clark died Aug. 3. He was 84. He was born Jan. 24, 1921, in Stanwood, to…
August 3, 2005
News
News Roundup — Federal ferry funding hiked
A federal transportation bill approved last week essentially doubles the funding allocated to Washington State Ferries, paving the…
August 3, 2005
News
You
can
retire comfortably, author says
Start saving and stick to a long-term strategy to ‘live it up,’ Merriman says. When it comes to…
August 3, 2005
News
Whole world unfurls with every song
Former islander Hanz Araki plays a benefit concert to help Island Music Guild. Flutist extraordinaire Hanz Araki may…
August 3, 2005
Obituaries
Roger Steven Phares
A memorial service for Roger Steven Phares will be held at 3 p.m. Oct. 16 at the Poulsbo…
August 2, 2005
News
NASCAR woos island, Kitsap for racetrack
There are already 11,000 season ticket holders in the area, backers say. Kitsap got its first extended exposure…
July 30, 2005
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