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Blueberries are the topic at next gathering of the Bainbridge Island Fruit Club
The Bainbridge Island Fruit Club’s June meeting is all about blueberries.
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Summer benefits planned for Fort Ward project
History yet to come, and history already made: Friends of Fort Ward and IslandWood are joining together for…
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Standing Rock doc to screen at Suquamish church
Free Range Films will be showing an award-winning documentary that premiered on Earth Day this year, “Awake, A…
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Peck receives bachelor’s degree at Baylor
Stephanie Elizabeth Peck of Bainbridge Island has earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration, marketing and management at…
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Bainbridge celebrates reopening of Waterfront Park
Strike up the band: Bainbridge Island is celebrating the completion of the major makeover of Waterfront Park.
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‘Colors of Morocco’ comes to the Traveler
Tuesdays at the Traveler presents “Colors of Morocco” at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 13.
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Bainbridge VIPs gather for tool time
The Bainbridge Island Visually Impaired Persons Support Group will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 14 at Bethany…
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Newsletter offers a window into 1940s island life
Along with the contracts to build minesweepers in 1943 came money to publish a professionally written and photographed…
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Last WWII minesweeper built on Bainbridge Island
Editor’s note: This story is part of a 12-month series, Kitsap Goes to War, which explores how World…
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Tensions rising before the discs start flying
A battle has erupted between Bainbridge residents who want a disc golf course at Battle Point Park and…
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Sassy staple returns to cinema screens
The 1959 romantic comedy classic “Some Like it Hot” will return to the big screen for a special…
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Dave Ullin: a life lived with purpose
It’s likely that if you live on Bainbridge Island, you knew him, perhaps even if you didn’t know…
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Seattle folk rockers slated for Treehouse show
The Seattle-based folk/pop trio Uncle Bonsai will make their first appearance ever at the Treehouse Café at 8…