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Kitsap Transit may save foot-ferry service
If Kitsap County residents come up with the money, Kitsap Transit may rescue passenger-only ferry service within two…
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Scouting crosses generations
What do a sixth-grader and a septuagenarian have in common? Plenty, it turns out. Intermediate school student Katie…
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South-end burglary spree resumes
At least five homes along Point White were broken into early Thursday morning, as a burglar moved down…
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Return to the lighthouse
Islander Ila Lee writes about a childhood illuminated. In her new memoir, “Children of the Lighthouse,” Lee describes…
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Voters get the Christmas they deserve
Gov. Gary Locke has (grudgingly, we assume) taken on the role of Grinch this holiday season, revealing plans…
Obituaries
Thelma Marie Lund
Longtime Island resident Thelma Marie Lund, age 84, died Dec. 20 at Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle. She…
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Agencies seek secure future for Serenity House
You may not think of the 21 developmentally disabled adults at Lynwood Center’s Serenity House as part of…
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Council finds accord on 2003 budget
With few issues yet to be decided on the city’s 2003 budget, Councilman Bill Knobloch was confident that…
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Joyce M. Olsen
Bainbridge Island resident Joyce M. Olsen, age 69, died Dec. 17 at Harrison Hospital, Bremerton. She was born…
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Dorothy R. Lane
Dorothy R. Lane, born May 14, 1922, died Dec. 16 at age 80. A memorial service will be…
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Repertoire for the fleet-fingered
The seats are empty, but Hodges Hall resounds with music. Clarinetist Patti Beasley, cellist Priscilla Jones and pianist…
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Gymnasts show Shorewood their stuff
With the requisite butterflies and anxious athletes, the Spartan gymnasts took the floor for their opening home meet…
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For Lesser, life’s art is more than painting
Artist Joseph Lesser is an extrovert who makes introverted paintings. The unpopulated landscapes and still lifes, on display…