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Rains return, close street — News Roundup
Heavy rains caused brief flooding and property damage in downtown Winslow Tuesday morning. With rainwater cascading in a…
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Racist fliers hit island doorsteps
White supremacist literature was distributed in some south-end driveways Monday. The fliers contained anti-semitic, anti-minority and anti-gay statements,…
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Ferry food service to end
Lines in the galleys aboard Washington State Ferries are about to get shorter – the galleys themselves are…
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Forum a great success — now what?
If the size of the assembled company was any measure, then the Just Know forum last Saturday may…
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Vocational education: Little shop of careers
An industrial-strength metal door opens to a clanging cacophony. Students in smudged coveralls and protective goggles walk past…
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Not footloose, but fancy-free
Where is Jackson? And why do they dance so slowly? Those are just two of the questions audiences…
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Emily Silver makes history
Zinc. Copper. Cadmium. There are folks who will buy all sorts of purifiers to keep trace elements out…
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Singers make major push for new 88-key
The Spartan Vocal Boosters are raising their voices about the high school’s need for a piano. They’re also…
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Super WebGirl travels back to the farm
Island photographer Jane Lindley’s close-up details of weathered barn doors and hand-crafted latches evokes images from “Witness,” Peter…
Obituaries
Flora V. Pratt
Bainbridge Island resident Flora V. Pratt, age 92, died Nov. 17 at her home. She was born in…
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All systems go for south-end sewers
Sewer service is coming to four south-end neighborhoods. Buoyed by the paucity of objections during a formal protest…
Obituaries
Robert John Selmer
Former longtime Bainbridge Island resident Robert John Selmer, age 79, died Nov. 15 at his Kirkland home. He…
Obituaries
Thomas Edward Huetter
Thomas Edward Huetter of Poulsbo, age 56, died Nov. 13. He was born Oct. 22, 1947 in Everett…