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Damage to trees inspires a look at policy
But does tree retention in Winslow conflict with zoning? Interest is budding in a review of policies and…
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Historic Blakely Cemetery faces its future
Some trees will be cleared, expanding the quiet grounds by nearly three acres. The Port Blakely Cemetery is…
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News Roundup — Food deadlock may end soon/BGI growing, on the move/New name for kids’ museum/Teens get their own java joint
The deadlock over ferry food service will be broken within two weeks, the head of Washington State Ferries…
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Ferry ticket change upsets riders
Fare hikes are of less concern than plans to curtail discount booklets. Bitsy Ostenson isn’t a ferry commuter,…
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Island couple ordered to leave country
One avenue of appeal remains for Michael and Carol Gormely. Mike Gormley stacked fruit at Village Safeway Thursday…
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Put sports on better footing
More kids, more kickers. Perhaps the best measure of island growth over the past 15 years has been…
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A patchwork friendship
Quilting forges bonds between the women of Bainbridge and Mongolia. Stitch by stich, they have pieced together a…
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Quartet of grapplers at state tournament
Smith, Robert prevail in early action; Brooks, Lyons look to rebound. The Bainbridge High School wrestlers sent their…
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Put turf field at school, parents say
Up-front cost is higher, but sports play would be year-round. Build it and they will run. And kick,…
Obituaries
Steven M. Bock
Steven M. Bock, 46, died Feb. 17 at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. He was born Oct. 15,…
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Schools Trust launches new fund drive
What if every private dollar given to support local public schools was doubled? That’s the goal of the…
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Getting a jump on their competition
Bainbridge Island Ropeskippers shine at the season’s first tournament. In sync, Anna Canfield and Lizzy Sharmon “pot stir”…
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A new useful yardstick for planning
The question is not whether more new residents are going to descend on our little island, but rather,…