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Maple takes flight, lands at BPA
Fall color descended abruptly on the BPA grounds Saturday. A lush Japanese maple in full autumn display was…
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Filling a hole in social services
“Where are we? Work.” “What do we do at work? Doughnuts.” The short sentences that Brittany Deits reads…
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In memory of a young reader
The Island School’s library holds a story both bitter and sweet. The library, which will be renamed in…
Obituaries
James Porter Hutchinson
Longtime Bainbridge Island resident James Porter Hutchinson, age 77, died Sept. 23 at Island Health and Rehabilitation Center.…
Obituaries
Macy S. Duggan Biggs
Macy S. Duggan Biggs, 85, died Sept. 23 on Bainbridge Island. Funeral services were held Sept. 27 at…
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Let’s not flush an affordable neighborhood
For most of the folks present at Thursday’s update on the south-end sewer saga, the news was good.…
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South-end sewer costs too much for some
South-end neighborhoods that want sewer service have gotten a close look at the price tag – almost $30,000…
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Ferry riders: Don’t miss the boat — News Roundup
The new Bainbridge-Seattle ferry schedule, changed for the first time in 13 years, takes effect Sunday. And while…
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Spikers seek a challenge — Sports Roundup
The girls volleyball team enters this weekend’s Highline invitational with a 3-1 record for the season in non-league…
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Swimmers eye high five
Last November, in one of the closest meets in recent memory, Bainbridge girls swim team was edged out…
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A place for toddlers, waddlers
The Parent and Child Center has them rolling on the floor. Now in its sixth year, the Helpline…
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UPDATE: Island voters rally behind parks
Roused to action by February’s “wake-up call,” Bainbridge Park District supporters heading into Tuesday’s election took their message…
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A symphony of letters
If Juris Zommers hadn’t had has his radio tuned to KING-FM eight years ago, his life would be…