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In file photo from 2020, nonprofits discuss priorities. Courtesy photos
Nonprofits doing better than thought during COVID

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Japanese American Memorial event postponed to Feb. 27

Newest addition, the dock, cannot be accessed yet

Bainbridge Island finally got its winter snow this week, but it only lasted a few days. Rebecca Barker said her family moved here two years ago from Canada and got a “little slice of home” with the snow as Michael, 6, built a snowman, complete with the COVID-19 safety mask of course. Meanwhile, Jim Beyea dug up this photo of the ferry in Bainbridge Island pulling out of the dock with the Olympics in the background. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for the Bainbridge Island area Saturday. Last Thursday, city Operations Maintenance crews began working 12-hour shifts to provide 24-hour coverage. The city followed its Snow and Ice Control Plan that includes priority streets for response; crews focus first on main roads then neighborhood streets. The city is not operating the Severe Weather Shelter on Bainbridge Island this year due to COVID-19. But the Kitsap County Severe Weather Shelter in Poulsbo has been open at the Gateway Fellowship Church, 18901 8th Ave. Subscribe to shelter activation notifications by texting KITSAPSWS to 898-211. Courtesy photos
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A patient gets a COVID-19 vaccine. Courtesy of Kitsap Public Health District
First dose vaccine appointments fill up quickly at Senior Center

The city of Bainbridge Island announced Tuesday morning that COVID-19 vaccine first… Continue reading

Bainbridge Library and KRL Virtual Events

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BI teen wins 3 awards with climate documentary

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“Amelia and J.P,” a homegrown series on YouTube, features a digital nomad couple living and touring Ecuador, nestled in northwest South America’s Andes Mountains. (YouTube image)
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Stefan Flemetakis, 10, gets into the holiday spirit with classmates at The Island School. The last day before winter break marks a decades-long tradition at the school when students make gingerbread houses. Here, Stefan adds more frosting (snow) to his roof. But they don’t stop there. Etta Henry made a castle and Naomi Baker even made a vehicle from Star Wars, complete with a light-saber wielding Jedi gummy bear. <em>Courtesy photo</em>
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Millennial picks his favorites to binge watch

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Boomer gives his selections on what to view

Jeff Oens adds detail to an owl. Steve Powell/Bainbridge Island Review photographs
Ex-cowboy an accomplished bronze sculptor

A former rodeo cowboy, taxidermist and meter reader is now one of… Continue reading