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Ethics ordinance needs some moderation
Yes, we agree: We all want an ethical local government. We count on the fair review of our…
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Council OKs Kane property purchase
In a deal that raised enthusiasm and reservation in roughly equal measure, the Bainbridge Island City Council Wednesday…
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Council nixes sewer proposal — News Roundup
A proposal to contribute $500,000 in general revenue to the south-end sewer project was scuttled by the city…
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Ethics ordinance hits a nerve at City Hall
A proposed ethics ordinance drew fire from city employees this week, with one planner accusing a councilman of…
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Too much of too many good things?
One thing that makes life on Bainbridge Island endlessly fascinating is the sheer scale of our collective dreams.…
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New townhomes planned on Winslow Way
The largest piece of undeveloped property in downtown Winslow will become home to some 30 residential units and…
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New clearing law proposed — News Roundup
The Bainbridge Island City Council tonight will introduce an ordinance that would prohibit unpermitted clearing of areas bigger…
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Kick-starting the season
Sharks have a series of new and shiny teeth waiting to step up if one gets pulled out…
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New challenges among peers
The student grips his walker with concentration, as he approaches the stack of gym mats. Precariously balanced on…
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Pegasus soars over bear market
For most investors, Monday was another stock-market slaughter – Dow down 172, Nasdaq off 27, Standard & Poor’s…
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Stolee surfacing at cafe
Steve Stolee takes viewers of his new photo exhibit on a stroll through city streets. In “Pavements and…
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Three-year fight comes to an end
The Bainbridge Island City Council tonight will formally decide that an 1,800-square-foot home cannot be built behind a…
Obituaries
Sueko Terayama Nakata
Bainbridge Island resident Sueko Terayama Nakata died March 12 at Swedish Hospital, Seattle. She was born Oct. 29,…