Obituaries
William R. Pickens
Bainbridge Island resident, William R. Pickens, 90, died at his home Sept. 30. Also known as “Slim,” he…
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Spikers make an impression on Prep
Youth, and a lot of Spartan spunk wasn’t enough to best two-time defending 3A state volleyball champs Seattle…
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City puts kibosh on BCC forums
Echoing concerns that the advocacy group Bainbridge Concerned Citizens is an inappropriate sponsor for a candidate forum, the…
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Fast-food eatery restrictions may be eased
It’s not formula fast food we object to so much on Bainbridge Island. Rather, a city committee believes,…
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Life is a cabaret, old chum, so come to BPA
The Lizard Lounge opens here tonight, but the zeitgeist is decidedly warm-blooded. The first nightclub on Bainbridge, featuring…
Obituaries
Melba Bernice Walters
Melba Bernice Walters, a Bainbridge Island resident for over 80 years, died Sept. 27 at the North Auburn…
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Well of caring never runs dry
Island artist Karyn Carpenter uses photographs to help dig a well. The black-and-white images of Ugandans on display…
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Sides line up for, against ferries
The campaign to put passenger-only ferry service under the umbrella of Kitsap Transit begins in earnest this week,…
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Golfers on par at Wing Point — Sports Roundup
Led by even-par performances from sophomores Rick Ulloa and Paul DeBarros, the Bainbridge High boys golf team opened…
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Trench shaking things up
On his pop-up version of Puget Sound geologic history, Ray Wells gives the Beaver State a twist. “Oregon…
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Winery heading north; hillside project planned
By this time next year, the Bainbridge Island Winery will be out of its downtown site off of…
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Voters comfy in the center
Fundamentalism, the old joke used to go, is the nagging fear that somebody, somewhere, might be having a…
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Spartan gridders worn down at Renton
Solid Renton rushing and a tepid Spartan offensive output combined to wear down the Bainbridge defense Friday evening,…