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Don’t give up on voters or technology
It was a lot of money, for purposes inadequately explained and poorly understood. Let that be the epitaph…
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Today’s gardener, tomorrow’s farmer?
John Chang makes do by raising vegetables in his front yard. John Chang cultivates vegetables, but also ideas…
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Sparts sacrifice Rams, make 3A tourney
Jordan Schager scattered six hits to mute the Ingraham attack in a 6-3 win. It took an extra…
Obituaries
Joseph Myers Koch III
Joseph Myers Koch III, 55, of Cumberland Foreside, Maine, died May 20 at his home. He was born…
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Cabin gets a reprieve
The old logs may have some life in them after all. Local historians, builders and other volunteers have…
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Gangs take to the street
‘West Side Story’ brings a message of non-violence to BHS. “Jets” chalked on the sidewalk, and an outline…
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Sports Roundup — Another romp for girls LAX/Double plays boost Spartans/Fastpitchers down ‘Hawks’/Big game for LAX tonight
Bainbridge girls lacrosse won its final regular match 15-5 at North Kitsap Friday, finishing the regular season with…
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Contra series seeks coterie of dancers
Dances could be held once a month at Island Center, if enough folks sign up. Passive nights before…
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Artwork built on a solid foundation
Gary Groves finds reassurance in rock. Gary Groves’ new show at Arts Studio unites his longtime interests in…
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The voice of experience
After 40 years traveling the country with little more than a guitar and a low-slung hat, recording two…
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A quarter-century of good design
Peter O’Connor has helped shape the island for 25 years. In nursery school, Peter O’Connor’s report card noted…
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Hard work pays off for Schager, Sciacca
When practice wasn’t enough, they started their own workouts. Jordan Schager and Ranger Sciacca weren’t the greatest players…
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From the ground, up
A hotel/condo development takes shape on High School Road. The neighbors think it’s just too big. The city…