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Helpline House renovations to create more space for services
Bainbridge Island’s Helpline House and its myriad social services will be relocating down the street for about a…
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IslandWood conference sparks City Nature Challenge
Environmental education center IslandWood hosted its 21st Nature Counts! conference April 13, hosting over 50 people and 11…
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Water use varies by region on BI, conservation to continue
Elected officials on Bainbridge Island hope to continue conserving one of the island’s most precious resources, if all…
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CCAC updates City Council on environmental work
The Bainbridge Island City Council learned about work performed by the Climate Change Advisory Committee last year and…
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Construction begins at Wyckoff/Eagle Harbor Superfund site
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has begun replacing the deteriorated perimeter steel sheet pile wall at the…
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Parks signs deal to buy Grand Forest parcel from BISD
Two public entities, the Bainbridge Island Metro Parks and Recreation District and the BI School District, shook hands…
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KT reports 9 ‘minor assaults’ in ‘24
Using Kitsap Transit is safe as there were only nine “minor assaults” last year, the KT board learned…
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Kitsap officials caution about internet scams
For many, internet scams can range from annoying texts about unpaid tolls to threatening jail time for unpaid…
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Agencies team up to clean up litter in Gorst
In a collaborative effort to fight roadside litter and promote environmental responsibility, multiple local and state agencies joined…
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BI parks to call for Comp Plan input at Earth Day Expo
The Bainbridge Island Metro Parks and Recreation District will kick off its month and a half-long public comment…
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BI approves funding for Eagle Harbor fish passage
The Bainbridge Island City Council at its April 8 meeting accepted two grants and updated two contracts for…
