Dreary rain and ominous clouds gave way to sunshine and a warm breeze mid-ceremony Saturday, June 11 as the 304 graduating seniors from both Bainbridge and Eagle Harbor High schools turned their tassels, tossed their caps, scooped up their diplomas and moved on to new adventures.
Dreary rain and ominous clouds gave way to sunshine and a warm breeze mid-ceremony Saturday, June 11 as the 304 graduating seniors from both Bainbridge and Eagle Harbor High schools turned their tassels, tossed their caps, scooped up their diplomas and moved on to new adventures.
The Review’s Luciano Marano was there to capture all the festivities on the big day. His favorite shots are collected here.
Although talked about for some time, the former Comcast property east of Strawberry Hill Park has finally been purchased.
If Bainbridge Island receives a federal grant the sales tax on BI would go up to pay the city’s portion.
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