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Congress takes up internment memorial bill
Islanders headed to Capitol Hill this week, seeking congressional support for a proposed Japanese American internment memorial in…
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Requiem for a nation’s fallen
Islanders will make music heard ‘round the world on Sept. 11. Joined by musicians from greater Kitsap, the…
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Appleton in 23rd primary; Inslee for 1st District
Call us parliamentary democrats (small d) at heart. We like elections that are about policies, not personalities. We…
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Gold diggers — BHS volleyball preview
Varsity volleyball coach Julie Miller stands on a wooden box with a smile on her face. Looming over…
Obituaries
Robert Hendricks
Robert Hendricks, age 94, died Sept. 6 at Horizon House in Seattle. He was born May 17, 1908…
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Day of reflection planned for 9-11
Recent and past history are linked, as Bainbridge Island Historical Society debuts a film next Wednesday about the…
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Unity plans year of fund-raisers for building
What appeared to be insurmountable obstacles turned out to be disguised opportunities for the Unity Church of Bainbridge…
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Value of labor not measured in money
Labor was very much in the news this holiday weekend, in the traditional sense of labor vs. management.…
Obituaries
Ann Louise Biggs
Ann Louise Biggs, age 81, died Sept. 4. She was born March 11, 1921 in Spokane to Earle…
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Wheelmen racing to head of pack
There are certain advantages to bicycling with others. Motivation, for one – the drive to get out on…
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Quitslund named Citizen of the Year
Garnie Quitslund isn’t opposed to efforts aimed at improving the island as a place to live. But he…
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Solia shows flair in new exhibit
Sculptor Solia Hermes’ first one-person exhibit is a rite of passage, a marker for artistic maturity. For Hermes…
Obituaries
Larry A. Smith
Larry A. Smith, age 55, of Bainbridge Island died Sept. 2 at Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle. He…