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Council to take up shoreline policies with new year
South Beach resident John Steiner wants to add a room over his garage. But after a pre-application meeting…
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Super growth on the info superhighway
Five years ago, Bob Malecki was looking for a business opportunity on Bainbridge Island, his new home. When…
Obituaries
Angelo Joseph Mion
Angelo Joseph Mion, a 14-year resident of Bainbridge Island, died in his sleep Nov. 25 at his home.…
Obituaries
Gail Smith
Gail Smith, age 86, tall ship sailor, seaman, fisherman, dory man, master gardener, water dowser, poet, local historian…
Obituaries
Stewart ‘Stu’ William McCombs
Stewart “Stu” William McCombs, Jr., died Nov. 24 at his Bainbridge Island home after a long illness. He…
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What would ferry yard move mean for Bainbridge?
Local officials generally welcomed news that WSF is seriously considering moving its maintenance facility from Bainbridge to the…
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Throw open the doors
One observer took a light-hearted tack: “So are we looking at a complete meltdown of city government? If…
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Ferry yard move picks up steam
Ferries officials and local lawmakers are embracing a recommendation that the Eagle Harbor ferry maintenance yard be moved…
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Schools to try four-year levy in February
Counting on historically strong support – and the absence of other tax measures on the ballot – the…
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Mapping the original urban sprawl
Jennifer Trimble is helping rebuild the streets of ancient Rome. The archeologist, who lectures at the Bainbridge library…
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Ah, the good (very) old days
Teens and tunes recreate Renaissance revelry on Nov. 23. Bainbridge Island Teen Center and the Island Teachers Music…
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As the crow flies, so may you ride
If the crow couldn’t fly, we suspect he’d ride a bicycle. And, being the creature generally credited with…
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Senioritis? Not for these girls
The Spartan girls basketball team will break with that tradition this year – not by design, but by…