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BI: PSE needs to work with property owners
Puget Sound Energy got almost everything it asked for from the City Council regarding Bainbridge Island code changes…
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BI council wants to be more ‘in the loop’
The steering committee was tired of being a backseat driver and wanted to get behind the wheel.
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BISD enrollment numbers up a bit for now
Enrollment numbers from the first few weeks of school are in, but they may change in a month,…
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Bail $1 million for man charged with killing woman with steel pipe
First-responders could not save a woman who was still breathing despite being hit multiple times over the head…
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Kitsap conducting sea level rise assessment
Kitsap County’s Department of Community Development is conducting a Sea Level Rise Vulnerability and Risk Assessment that will…
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BI having to deal with ‘tight’ budget
Unlike many on affluent Bainbridge Island, the city is on a tight budget.
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1st impressions for new BISD teachers
The first day of school is a big day for everyone — parents, students and teachers alike.
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BI council OKs ban on crematoriums
About 80% of Bainbridge Islanders choose cremation when they die. But it also seems like about 80% of…
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Child OK after otter pulls it into water
A child is recovering from injuries sustained in a rare river otter attack that took place at the…
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Tears still fall at 9-11 events in Bremerton
When the crowd at the 9/11 candlelight memorial began to disperse, several stayed behind and lit more candles,…
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Flames of future: Bloedel runs 1st controlled burn on BI
Bloedel Reserve conducted the first controlled burn on Bainbridge Island since colonization Sept. 4, igniting a new era…
