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Volunteers deliver, serve Thanksgiving meals to those in need
Community volunteers spent Thanksgiving morning at St. Cecilia Catholic Church, packaging meals for delivery to 90 people on…
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Go out on a limb; cut your own Christmas tree
There is a scene in the comedy movie Christmas Vacation when the Griswold family trudges through deep snow…
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BI church sends gifts to youths, college students, missionaries
During Sunday service at Bainbridge First Baptist Church while adults are in the sanctuary, children are in junior…
Sports
BHS football coach resigns over ‘petty’ infractions
Jeff Rouser hopes to leave the Bainbridge High School football program on a positive note despite resigning Nov.…
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Can we talk about race? We need to
It was standing-room only at Eagle Harbor Book Co. on Bainbridge Island when more than 120 people showed…
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Kitsap hears from both sides of gun issue
Proposed law would ban gun shows at Kitsap fairgrounds
Life
BI fans get the point about unicorn series
What did you do during the isolating months of the pandemic? Did you clean, bake, binge watch TV…
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Paper, scissors create silhouette portraits
Like his young clients, silhouette artist Karl Johnson enjoys cutting paper with scissors. But what makes his art…
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Local veteran builds business career following service
Life after military service can be a challenge for many veterans, but one local one has taken it…
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Food insecure? Many places in Kitsap to get holiday meals
Thanksgiving and Christmas are times families gather and enjoy scrumptious holiday spreads with all the timings.
News
BI wants affordable housing on police station site
The city of Bainbridge Island wants to encourage affordable housing and also make the gateway to the island…
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BI won’t support its committee opposing Fort Ward playground
One of the city of Bainbridge Island’s own advisory committees was looking for support from the City Council…