Bicyclists take advantage of the sunny day to ride past the construction on Winslow Way.

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Winslow Way will be closed to vehicles

Winslow Way will be closed beginning Tuesday, May 17 from Madison Avenue to Bjune Drive from from 5…

Left to right: Djemilah Birnie

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Missing island teens located, unharmed

The three Bainbridge teens who went missing on Sunday were located unharmed in Eugene, Ore. early Wednesday morning.…

Bella Crowley accepts an award for raising the most money for the National Eating Disorder Awareness week.

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Teens ready to speak about a silent disease

Imagine a disease where the nourishment needed to fuel your body becomes an object of obsessive pain and…

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Do Bainbridge schools need a police officer?

A last-minute grant opportunity could help fund a police officer to be stationed full-time in the school system,…

Farm interns Maggie Godard waters vegetable plants while Reneé Tiemann moves flats being stored in one of three greenhouses used for early plantings on the Morales Public Farm property off Lovgren Road. The boxes have pipes embedded in sand that keeps the plants warm with 72-degree water circulating.

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Friends of Farms plants seeds for the future

Reclaiming enough agricultural land on Bainbridge Island to create a working farm community is beginning to move from…

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Chicago rocks Bainbridge

The musical “Chicago,” starring Rebekah Witt (above as Roxie Hart), Daniela Ferdico Faget as Velma and DeSean Halley…

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Jennie Shortridge leads Fields End Roundtable

You’ve learned how to start your story with a bang and end at the sweet spot, but your…

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Q1 balance shows progress, council looks to play it safe

The city’s first-quarter balance sheet shows progress towards establishing reserves, but the estimated low end-of-year 2011 balance has…

Chuck Collins

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Stuck on hard times? Join the club

In an era when it is possible to stay in touch with friends through the click of a…

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Knobloch to end his 10-year council run

With the filing deadline for his City Council seat a month away, Bill Knobloch has made it official…

Michiko Sackett (at left) and Bainbridge High School Japanese teacher Lani Kawasaki sort through donated Japanese items that will be auctioned off May 14 at Seabold Hall as a fundraiser for Japanese victims of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.

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Bainbridge Island relief efforts continue for Japan

Tsunami of love A silent auction of Japanese items will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May…

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UPDATE: BISD approves resolution to give RIF notices to staff

The Bainbridge Island School District board unanimously approved a resolution at a special school board meeting Thursday in…

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Sewer beach main repairs to cost $7 million

The estimated price tag to rehabilitate the five corroded sewer pipes located along the Eagle Harbor shoreline totals…