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Local band, choir members excel at state
Bainbridge, North Kitsap, Central Kitsap and Kingston high schools all placed at the recent state band and choir…
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Free concert celebrates ‘Still Standing’ after COVID
COVID-19 has come and nearly gone, and we are “Still Standing” so that’s what we’re calling the free…
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Summer? Really? Pool opens; campgrounds full
It may not seem like it because of all the rain, but spring is here, and summer’s not…
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King: Sail float for Eagle Harbor dock planned
A sail float will be added to the city dock on Eagle Harbor, city manager Blair King said…
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Pesky COVID just won’t go away
COVID is like that longtime annoying acquaintance who just won’t go away.
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Peace run to be in BI May 16
The Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run, ( peacerun.org ) an international torch relay, was in Bainbridge Island May…
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BI police reputation better than elsewhere
Police have been subjected to criticism nationwide the past few years, but locally only 10 complaints were filed…
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Creativity born in the BARN
People came out of the woodwork to check out the “Spring Sampler” tours and demonstrations at the Bainbridge…
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BIMA festival takes place with 4 events in May
The annual MOMENTUM Festival at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art is set for next month.
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Group: BI affordable housing effort ‘unconstitutional’
A separation of church and state organization in Washington, D.C., has sent a letter to Bainbridge Island leaders.
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BI takes ‘risk’ on 5G technology
Bainbridge Island wants and needs 5G technology, but it also cares what that looks like.
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Food delivered using electric vans
If you’ve ordered groceries from Town &Country, you’ve probably seen PacWesty vans driving around Bainbridge Island the past…