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Hummel earns academic honors

Mari Hummel of Bainbridge Island has been named to the dean’s list for the autumn semester at the…

Letters to the Editor

Founder said right to life begins before birth | LETTER TO THE EDITOR

To the editor: Here’s something on the subject of abortion that is, well, not from the Pope, not…

Letters to the Editor

New SMP regulations will keep arborists busy | LETTER TO THE EDITOR

To the editor: Bainbridge Island, where we love trees so much the removal of a half-broken limb is…

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All five finalists for Bainbridge police chief hail from outside Washington

Welcome to Washington: All five finalists in Bainbridge Island's search for a new police chief are from out…

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Bainbridge council to hold hearing on changes to Ericksen Overlay District

The Bainbridge Island City Council will hold a public hearing on changes to design guidelines for the Ericksen…

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Battle over city’s water utility comes to a head in April

Bainbridge Island City Councilman tried to press his fellow council members for a vote to determine the fate…

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Bainbridge city council weighs consequences of politically motivated ethics complaints

The Bainbridge Island City Council wrestled with an ethical dilemma Wednesday in the wake of a controversy involving…

Six extremely ill eagles were brought to the West Sound Wildlife Shelter after the fed off a poisonous horse carcass.

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Bainbridge shelter faces epidemic of ill eagles

The Bainbridge Island-based shelter was recently inundated with six eagles, each thinly clinging to life.

Judy and Tom Lindlsey started their clothing store in Winslow 22 years ago.

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Classic clothing store closes after 22 years in Winslow

Lindsley's clothing store in Winslow will close up shop on May 18.

Janice Danielson and Curt Bonderant wash the trucks from each other’s storage company

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Island storage wars drops a 1,000-pound bomb

Reliable Storage and Bainbridge Self Storage went toe-to-toe with competing food drives for the Helpline House. Both aimed…

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Two employees resign from city hall

The city of Bainbridge Island lost two key employees last week when both resigned on the same day.

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Park board will get Nelson Trail update

Bainbridge parks officials will get an update on the John Nelson Trail at their meeting next week.

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Bainbridge council to talk ethics at Wednesday meeting

The Bainbridge Island City Council will grapple with the city's ethics program at its Wednesday meeting in the…