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Even evergreens get the blues
Many gardeners are retreating inside to pour through seed and gardening catalogues or explore all those unread gardening…
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East-coaster-turned-islander set to release new album:
Blues picker/singer Pete Spencer has been making music on Bainbridge Island for a little more than five years…
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Author recounts journey across the world, tonight
Author/explorer/historian Harry Rutstein presents his new adventure memoir, chronicling the his trek in the footsteps of Marco Polo.
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The evolution of eclectic, electric cellist Jami Sieber
Sieber returns to the Collective Visions
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Other adventures in writing biography” at 2 p.m. Nov.
other adventures in writing biography" at 2 p.m. Nov. 22 at the Bainbridge Island Library, 1270 Madison Ave.…
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State Sen. Phil Rockefeller on tour
Recently re-elected State Sen. Phil Rockefeller talks with Monica Marschall CNA at Island Health and Rehabilitation Center on…
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Bainbridge High theater presents ‘The Servant of Two Masters’
Barbara Hume’s primary direction to her Bainbridge High School actors this fall has been to “play with the…
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Crafting a new community
Roger Lauen often profits from a solid windfall. Not the financial kind, but the sort that tumbles down…
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2008 Master Gardener graduates
Fred and Marlene Abrahamson, Roger Bacon, Carolyn Berger, Eugene Brennan, Jade Castillo, Carolyn Chinn, Ron Cleveland, Judy Cole-Martin,…
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Gardening volunteers are always needed
The Kitsap Extension of Western Washington University is accepting applications for the Master Gardener class of 2009. Classes…
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One heck of a life story
Most unfortunately, I didn’t get to talk to the man about it, but it’s been said that filmmaker/entrepreneur/legend…
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Sixteen good reasons to quit your job and move to the mountains
Looking for a reason to look forward to winter?
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The unifying agent of art, on display at CVG
Collaboration abounds in an exhibit of installations, sculpture, encaustic painting and poetry.
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