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Marketing community as commodity
We basked outside a downtown coffee shop recently, enjoying a cup of tea with two of the island’s…
March 23, 2005
News
Rivalry favors the rivals: NK blanks Sparts
Poor defense put the Spartans in a hole early, en route to the 11-0 defeat. It was one…
March 23, 2005
Obituaries
Elizabeth Fairbank Harding
Elizabeth Fairbank Harding, 89, died March 21 with her family around her at Messenger House on Bainbridge Island.…
March 21, 2005
Obituaries
Eve Quitslund
Eve Quitslund, 90, died March 20 at her home on Sunrise Drive. She was born Eva May Kitchel…
March 20, 2005
News
Spend the weekend with the Bard
“Either Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare,” the professor intoned, “or somebody else named Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare.” The declaration – itself…
March 19, 2005
News
The cutting edge of green design
Architects are hailed for a design that would harness the power of spinach. Frank Lloyd Wright would be…
March 19, 2005
News
Charges reduced in molestation case
A Bainbridge Island man accused of child rape will plead guilty to a lesser charge, in a deal…
March 19, 2005
News
Summer drought begins now, city cautions
Officials say dry conditions bring the threat of brush fires months earlier. Bainbridge firefighters dusted off the old…
March 19, 2005
News
It’s old home week for Bainbridge fastpitchers
Spartan alums Liz McCloskey and Katie Leigh return to lead the program. Life never moves the way you…
March 19, 2005
News
Fare hike may be steeper still
Commuters prevail on discount books, but the general increase may be 7.5 percent. The good news: frequent ferry…
March 19, 2005
News
Church calls, Emily answers
New associate pastor at Eagle Harbor will focus on outreach. As a child, Emily Tanis-Likkel led make-believe church…
March 19, 2005
News
Environmental conference hits fifth year
The April 2 seminar will look at the island’s eco-health. While island environmentalists can claim many victories in…
March 19, 2005
News
News Roundup — Rockefeller for boating safety/City to offer memorials/Social Security on the table/Talk with your reps today/Locals rally for peace today
State Sen. Phil Rockefeller helped navigate a boater safety education bill through the state Senate Wednesday. “We have…
March 19, 2005
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