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Pop-up walk/bike lanes proposed for students to commute to school
With fewer students riding buses due to COVID, traffic a concern
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Ferries suggest limiting holiday travel
Washington State Ferries is asking the public to limit holiday travel to essential trips.
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Local responders to get COVID vaccine first
Personnel from the Bainbridge Island Fire Department could be some of the first locally to receive the COVID-19…
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COVID helps keep BI crime stats down
Criminals may not follow the law, but they seem to be taking Gov. Jay Inslee’s advice.
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Another COVID-related death confirmed, 34 total
Over the past two weeks, Kitsap County’s positive case rate per 100,000 residents is 198
Life
Ex-cowboy an accomplished bronze sculptor
A former rodeo cowboy, taxidermist and meter reader is now one of the most successful artists on Bainbridge…
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State unemployment holds steady in November
The state’s unemployment rate held steady in November at 6 percent, according to the Employment Security Department.
Sports
BHS athletes happier being able to workout
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, prep athletes have not been able to compete so far this school year.
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Toy Guy delights BI students just before Christmas
One of the benefits of online learning at Wilkes Elementary School in Bainbridge Island is that every once…
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School helps Santa with toy drive for kids in need
School received well over 150 donations of toys
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4 Poulsbo cops back after COVID quarantine
Four Poulsbo police officers are coming to the end of their 14-day quarantine after being in close contact…
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Pre-Schoolers have special visit with Santa
The COVID-19 pandemic has robbed many children and families of holiday traditions, such as a visit with Santa,…