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Bainbridge blotter | Obviously drunk
Selected reports from the Bainbridge Island Police Department blotter.
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Bainbridge council scraps contract with deputy mayor
An emerging plan to hire Deputy City Manager Morgan Smith as Bainbridge Island city manager was rejected unanimously…
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Sakai Park study on agenda for next parks commissioners meeting
Bainbridge parks commissioners will consider awarding a contract for a feasibility study for Sakai Park at their meeting…
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Bullying is next topic for Kitsap Aware series
Kitsap Aware, a forum series on justice and citizenship, continues in early October with an examination of bullying…
Sports
Lakeside wins in Spartans’ opener
Bainbridge lost its opening conference match in girls varsity volleyball against Lakeside last week at home.
Business
Fairbank Construction marks four decades of building for the future
Behind many of the most iconic structures on Bainbridge Island is a single name: Fairbank.
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WSF announces changes at Colman Dock
Drivers heading to Bainbridge Island from Washington State Ferries’ Colman Dock will find shrinking — and shifting —…
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Bainbridge blotter | Nobody gets a brake
Selected reports from the Bainbridge Island Police Department blotter.
Sports
Strong EC squad beats visiting BHS
Eastside Catholic handed Bainbridge its first loss in a road conference game in girls varsity volleyball Monday, winning…
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Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation hosts Trails Open House
The Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation is hosting a “Trails Open House” event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.…
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Bishop Blanchet outlasts BHS girls
The Braves outshot the Spartans as Bishop Blanchet picked up a 2-1 win against Bainbridge in girls varsity…
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Two pedestrians struck within days on Madison Avenue
Two pedestrians were struck by cars while walking on Madison Avenue over the span of a week.