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BISD could issue tax ‘refund’ for island residents
Taxpayers on Bainbridge Island could receive a $1.3 million break as soon as June 1 — though not…
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Kitsap 911 working to fill dispatcher vacancies
Kitsap 911, the agency that handles 911 services in Kitsap County, is working to fill six dispatcher positions.
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New program aims to help BI residents, businesses transition to solar
The City of Bainbridge Island, in partnership with nonprofit Olympia Community Solar, has launched Solarize Bainbridge Island, a…
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Olympic College narrows president search to four finalists
Olympic College announced March 3 that it has narrowed its search down to four finalists for consideration as…
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Schroer to serve as interim city manager while search continues
The Bainbridge Island City Council approved at its Feb. 24 meeting to have deputy city manager Ellen Schroer…
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BISD close to fixing all elevated lead levels in water outlets
Four schools at the Bainbridge Island School District still have elevated lead levels, but two are completely lead-free,…
Sports
Spartans come up short in opening round of state
The Spartans’ season ended in disappointment, as No. 10 seed Bainbridge lost in blowout fashion to No. 15…
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Charnas to retire as COBI planning director May 1
City of Bainbridge Island planning director Patricia “Patty” Charnas announced she will be retiring May 1 after about…
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Kitsap locals turned fine dining chefs up for James Beard Award
Restaurateurs Trinh and Thai Nguyen of Ba Sa on Bainbridge Island, Pho T&N in Pouslbo and Ramie on…
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Kitsap students serve as pages in State Senate
Three Kitsap County students served as pages in the Washington State Senate during the fourth week of the…
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How Kitsap’s special crash investigation team responds to incidents
A car accident in Kitsap County involving a death or serious injury triggers a response by the Kitsap…
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‘This work is personal’ – cycling duo advocates for accessible streets
Dianne Iverson of Bremerton is a double amputee, cyclist, and trail advocate. Iverson and her husband, Paul Dutky,…
Business
New seafood restaurant set to open in Winslow next month
A new seafood restaurant, Sweetwater Tavern, is slated to open in downtown Winslow March 17 in the space…