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Will Fourth’s parade turn left or right at Winslow Way?

It’s a month out, but because of the ongoing Winslow Way reconstruction project there are still some concerns…

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Fourth of July fireworks show likely if community pays for it

A spokesman for Bainbridge Fireworks, a non-profit corporation that event's sponsor, said most of the $25,000 worth of…

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CORRECTION: Bloedel Japanese Celebration begins on Sunday, June 5 instead of Saturday as was mistakenly posted in Friday’s print edition.

Enjoy an afternoon of music June 5 to kick off a month-long Celebration of Japanese Culture at Bloedel…

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City prepares for future decisions, looks to separate utilities

The city wants to decouple its unified waterworks utility to establish three separate funds for the water, sewer…

The Blink electric car recharge stations will be built on Winslow Way during the construction project.

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Electric cars can get juice on Winslow Way

The next wave of contemporary vehicles will be able to use a recharge option while their owners shop…

The Bainbridge Community Woodshop will donate their expertise to create a wooden kiosk at Waterfront Park.

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Volunteers to give island visitors a personal greeting

Volunteers will be out in force this summer with a two-prong concierge approach to greet visitors at island…

Letters to the Editor

Friends of the Farms event honors Bentryns | Letters | June 3

  Friends of the Farms welcomed the community recently at its annual meeting at Suyematsu/Bentryn Farm. People came…

Young swimmers who usually take lessons in the shallow end of the Nakata Pool got to swim in the deeper Ray Williamson pool this week because of a a boiler failure in the Nakata Pool.

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Pool chlorination up for debate

After a dip in a pool, just about the only thing worse then shriveled up prune hands is…

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Utilities report spurs question

For the average citizen, trying to decipher the overload of water utility information presented at last week’s council…

Bainbridge grad Annie Huntley received the 2011 Amy Award Tuesday.

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Annie Huntley receives BIAHC’s Amy Award

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Library seeks input on hours

When the library levy failed to pass last fall, Kitsap Regional Library had to make some tough decisions…

Councilor Kim Brackett will not seek re-election for City Council.

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Brackett won’t seek second term

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New development offers unique experience | Guest Column | May 27

Ferncliff Village, the six-acre development within walking distance of the ferry and downtown Winslow, will soon break ground.