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Museum move was quite a show
There was something refreshingly small-town about Wednesday’s move of the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum building from Strawberry Hill…
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Park changes: not when, but if –– News Roundup
Park board members failed to reach consensus Thursday on their next move, following defeat of the district’s $5.7…
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Island history rolls along
Museum building draws crowds on its roundabout journey to Ericksen. When is the speed limit in a school…
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GOP readies for caucus
Islanders will gather March 9 at the Commons. Whenever Republicans are concerned that their tax bills are growing,…
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Furry tale could come to an end
Suzannah Sloan struggles to keep the barn doors open at animal sanctuary. Most of the dogs are quiet…
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Lady Spartans headed to State
A 57-52 win over Cleveland keeps Bainbridge’s post-season rolling.
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Eells out as city finance director
He is reassigned to the new position of budget manager, at a lower salary. After 12 years as…
Obituaries
Roy Winston Jr. Mullis
Retired Air Force Lt. Colonel Roy Winston Mullis Jr., 86, died Feb. 26 at Harrison Hospital. He was…
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Tale of a well-dressed dreamer
Passion, fashion take center stage in BPA’s production of “Dreamcoat.” A cast boasting a veritable collage of talents…
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A penny for education?
education funding in Washington. Backers say the measure would raise $1 billion through a one-cent, statewide sales tax,…
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Swimmers, wrestlers finish season at State
Jake Santelli led his backstroke heat Friday at King County Aquatic Center with a 53.65, only a tenth…
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New clinic focuses on families
An offshoot of a Port Orchard facility opens on Hildebrand Lane. Practice really can make perfect, at least…
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Trust launches $200K drive for schools
Funds would pay for teachers, a new science curriculum. As volunteers with the Bainbridge Public Schools Trust see…