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Bellevue lawyer, Bainbridge law
When Sam Granato took up the gavel as mayor of Winslow in January of 1990, one of his…
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Mayor: city going ‘virtual’ — News Roundup
On-line information is key to improving communication with island residents, Mayor Darlene Kordonowy said this week. Her comments…
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Boys left stranded by the beach
The Bainbridge Spartan boys found out why the Rainier Beach Vikings were rated as the top team in…
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If the suit fits, bear it
On the frontier of yesteryear – at least in the Hollywood version – sheepmen, cattlemen and farmers traded…
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Litigation situation mitigation
Sometimes it vows to “see you in court,” sometimes it’s “dragged” there itself. Willingly or otherwise, our city…
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Arts and humanities: priceless
Add Janice Queener Shaw and Richard Stine to the list of islanders officially deemed “treasures.” Arts administrator Shaw…
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Koran “Karl” Kasperson
Lifelong island resident Koran “Karl” Kasperson, age 59, died Jan. 22 at his home. He was born Oct.…
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Teaming up to let freedom sing
Blues and gospel are two sides of the same coin, says TJ Wheeler, but they rarely meet. Wheeler…
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Paddlers head to Back of Beyond
It’s not where you’d expect to find a shop that sells 17-foot-long touring kayaks. Were it not for…
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Island voices raised for peace
Islanders opposed to war in Iraq added their voices to the many calls for diplomacy heard nationwide Saturday…
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Joseph Weston Hall
Joseph Weston Hall, 67, died Jan. 19 at his home on Bainbridge Island following a brief illness. He…
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Hyla marks decade of growth
If the mark of a private school is a mahogany palace of pretentiousness lorded over by a stern…
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In the vanguard for public education
Bainbridge was there in force. More than 500 island teachers, administrators and staff, parents and kids trekked to…