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UPDATE: Treasurer race going down to the wire
Kitsap voters haven’t been treated in years to a close, countywide election like the one that played out…
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What does R-51 promise for Bainbridge?
When Washington voters cast their general-election ballots in November, they will pick up where lawmakers left off at…
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Spartans stymie Squalicum in opener
If the mark of long-term improvement is rising expectations, then the Bainbridge High School football program is on…
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Shorelines: the trouble with trees
Trees are a curious commodity. We islanders find them priceless – our gold standard, it seems, is green…
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Fiber-optic lines on way to island
Crews are poised on Bainbridge’s doorstep, waiting to begin stringing fiber-optic cable down the island’s spine. All the…
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Trimble’s career pairs pigskins and Puccini
Michael Trimble was a football star, until he opened his mouth. A student on a football scholarship at…
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Will progress trample Bainbridge winery?
After 25 years of operating in Winslow just off Highway 305, Bainbridge Island Vineyards and Winery owners Gerard…
Obituaries
Margaret B. Fudge
Bainbridge resident Margaret B. Fudge, age 82, died Sept. 18 in Seattle. She was born July 23, 1920…
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Racist fliers distributed — News Roundup
Anti-semitic fliers were placed on the windshields of several vehicles outside city hall Friday afternoon, police say. The…
Obituaries
William “Bill” Louis Sinnett
William “Bill” Sinnett, 54, of Bellingham, died suddenly at his home on Sept. 17. He was born to…
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Polls will be open Sept. 17
Although ballots are coming back a little slower than usual, Kitsap County Auditor Karen Flynn still expects a…
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Shoreline owners seeing red over green
Proposed changes to the Shoreline Master Plan that could include a buffer of native vegetation – including trees…
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Finally, a good reason not to kill your TV
We can think of many reasons to dislike cable television. Cost comes to mind. Then there’s programming. And,…