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Bauer, city part ways
City of Bainbridge Island will seek a new city manager to replace Brenda Bauer whose severance adds up…
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Jackson Stewart: Fighting through a near-death experience
It’s clear now that Jackson Stewart isn’t going to let a 50 mile-per-hour, head-on crash into a large…
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City, union at odds after arbitrator’s decision regarding workforce
After nearly a year of considering a grievance filed by former city staff, an arbitrator has made a…
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Hendrickson files whistleblower report with state auditor
Former S/CE files report with state auditor claiming city manager and council member broke whistleblower laws.
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City owes five months rent
The city has been withholding rent for its courthouse building since last August but made a payment for…
Letters to the Editor
Thanks to islanders who came to aid of fall victim | Letters | Jan. 20
Art and I want to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the young woman who stopped and…
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Warming Center primed if power goes off
Depending on the severity of Wednesday's weather, the new warming center at the Bainbridge Island Senior Community Center…
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A hero’s welcome: Bainbridge grad returns from Afghanistan with a Purple Heart
The last 18 months have been a nightmare for islanders Earl and Jada Williams, whose two sons simultaneously…
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Bauer’s future being debated by City Council
In its second meeting of the year, Bainbridge City Council ended its cordial honeymoon period and sparred throughout…
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Throw the bums out, give someone else a chance | Letters | Jan. 12
Olympia is back at work with a vengeance. Last time around the budget didn’t work out so well…
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Boy Scout Troop 1564 recycles 730 holiday trees
The Bainbridge Island Boy Scout Troop 1564 recycled 730 holiday trees on Bainbridge Island last Saturday.
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Civil Service Commission returns to business
New commission holds its first meeting under its new form and after a lengthy controversy.
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