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Initial unemployment claims fall after spike the previous week
Initial unemployment claims came back to Earth Oct. 11-17 after a spike the prior week.
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Ethics complaints filed against outgoing BI council member
Councilmember Kol Medina is leaving Bainbridge Island, but not without controversy.
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Local officials downplay sex ed vote controversy
Editor’s note: Some terms used in this story may be offensive to some readers.
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Council hears about farm’s affordable housing project
3 affordable housing structures would be built at city-owned Morales property
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Quarantine O’Ween an option to supplement trick-or-treating
Virtual variety show being put on by nonprofit Vitalize Kitsap
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Humane Society raises over $317,000 during virtual gala
Funds will provide lifesaving care and support for over 6,000 animals
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Former NK soccer star gives back to her old club team
In order to find the right path in life, Megan Hyte first had to remember what she loved…
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Unemployment fell in Kitsap County to 6.8 percent in September
Kitsap County had one of the lowest rates of unemployment in Western Washington at the end of September.
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BISD sets days to start in-person learning
After looking at COVID-19 trend data, the Bainbridge Island School District plans to slowly begin in-person learning.
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You’re out of your gourd if you don’t visit Pumpkin Trail
Bainbridge Gardens almost didn’t have its popular 27th annual Pumpkin Walk this year.
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COVID cases climbing statewide; tips on gatherings
Coronavirus activity in Washington state is increasing again.
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Precinct officer unhappy with government takes on a state Senate leader
A state senator with nine years in office is being challenged by a precinct committee officer who blames…
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Bike ride for Economic Reform for Black People
Reginald “Doc” Wilson seeks positive racial change and hopes a Fall Foliage Funraiser bicycle ride in Bainbridge Island…