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Man of Copper meets Man of Steel
Ted Hoppin and Steve Humphrey are, in many respects, opposites. The island sculptors, who join forces on Oct.…
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Gridders fall to Eastside Catholic
It was not what you’d call a Homecoming to remember. The Bainbridge Spartan gridders surrendered a 27-point second…
Obituaries
Marjorie Behrens Munro
Marjorie Behrens Munro, 89, of Tracyton, died Oct. 7 in Bremerton. She was born Sept. 20, 1914, in…
News
Islanders gag on fast food proposals
If a location scout for a fast-food chain dropped into Thursday’s workshop on possible changes to the city’s…
News
States v. Feds — the court will decide
A great deal is at stake in the upcoming appointments to the United States Supreme Court, but the…
News
An afternoon of classics
Sunset illuminates Jim Quitslund’s music studio. The serene end of day suits the mood, as pianist Quitslund and…
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Ferries nearly collide in fog — News Roundup
Patchy fog on Thursday morning forced a number of vessels out of their normal traffic pattern on Puget…
News
Spartans shut out Ingraham
There’s always room for improvement. After the Bainbridge High School varsity girls soccer team shut out the visiting…
News
Right decision for wrong reason
First, let us commend city Administrator Lee Walton for reversing his decision of last week, and re-inviting Bainbridge…
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One-stop tech shop hits island
Keith Kirkwood is out to rebuild computer users’ experience from the ground wires up. His new one-stop computing…
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The colors and lights of home
Susan Croy Roth’s pastel landscapes, on exhibit this month at Gallery Fraga, seem to foretell the impending rainy…
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Trojans outrun Spartans in 41-34 loss
In a game of big plays and quick strikes, the Bainbridge varsity football team came up short Friday…
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Mayor wants in-house attorney
In an effort to rein in escalating legal expenses, the city administration wants to hire a staff attorney…