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Sheriff: Tough year with COVID, reforms, shortages
A number of ominous issues, including COVID-19, police reform and staffing shortages, have made John Gese’s first full…
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Growing concerns about BI population
Population growth is a controversial issue on Bainbridge Island - not only among residents but on the City…
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Inslee easing some mask requirements
Gov. Jay Inslee announced last week that some state masking requirements will end March 21, citing declining COVID-19…
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Rolling Bay Hay and Feed store sold
Howard and Ce-Ann Parker not only have owned a store that sells about everything you could possibly want,…
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Volunteers clean up memorial for March 30 event
More than 100 volunteers observed the Day of Remembrance of Japanese American Incarceration during World War II Feb.…
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Waypoint Park finding its way in BI
The Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation and Seattle land-use firm AHBL are leading a planning effort to put Waypoint…
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Awash in money, lawmakers like big spending increases
Small-business owners and schoolchildren hurt by the COVID-19 pandemic will see some financial relief with approval of state…
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Design for new mountain bike park due
The Bainbridge Island Metro Parks &Recreation District is planning to have its retreat and its meetings in-person after…
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BISD looks forward to end of masking
As COVID-19 cases in the Bainbridge Island School District, along with the state, continue to decline the district…
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7 more COVID-related deaths confirmed in Kitsap; 72 new cases
Over the last week, Kitsap’s case rate per 100,000 residents has dropped dramatically to 135.9
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BI to discuss medical needs
When Swedish Health Services closed its primary care clinic on Bainbridge Island last May it created a health…
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Testing down in Kitsap despite high numbers
Kitsap County reached two major COVID-19 vaccination milestones last week.