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Few Memorial Days left to win battle with time
Of the 140,000 people who flooded the “other Washington” last Saturday for the dedication of the National World…
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Putting petal to metal
Artists turn to studio work to re-charge creativity. For Michele Van Slyke and Peggy Brunton, a joint exhibit…
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Report: school impact fees OK
The district gets a second opinion, after complaints by a parent. School impact fees on new homes are…
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City agrees to buy scenic Wyckoff beach
The city exercises a $4.9 million purchase option on the former Wyckoff property. By this time next year,…
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Poulsbohemian: poet’s paradise
Island writers flock to the coffee venue. For Bainbridge poets, the Poulsbohemian Coffeehouse is akin to Paris’ Left…
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Valor in turbulent times
Island veterans recall their actions abroad, at home in World War II. They drove trucks, captained ships, took…
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Ready for emergencies, ready for fun
Bainbridge ‘hams’ eschew email for the old-school challenge of amateur radio. In case of earthquake, forest fire or…
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Sound to offer biz seminars — News Roundup
Sound Publishing will host nine business seminars in June to present the results of the company’s latest readership…
Obituaries
Bernice M. Jacobsen
Bernice M. Jacobsen, 85 of Dilworth, Minn., died May 30 at her home. She was born Bernice Margaret…
Obituaries
Arthur A. Weis
Former Bainbridge Island resident Arthur A. Weis, 92, of Spokane, died May 27. He was born March 27,…
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Berg’s drawings blend Picasso with Prismacolors
Mackenzie Berg’s menageries are peaceable kingdoms where bugs and birds mingle, and a grasshopper’s antenna just might sport…
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It’s good shootin’ at Annie Oakley’s
Relocated eatery boasts the island’s first gallery dedicated to photography. When Annie Oakley moved her restaurant from its…
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Neighbor sues city over old decant site
Dan Brewer says a creek is being polluted, even as the parcel is cleaned up. Apparently dissatisfied with…