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BI Superfund site gets funds to spur cleanup
Pritchard Park may have some unbeatable views sooner than expected, thanks to new federal funding — they just…
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35 years of housing advocacy shaping BI’s future
Housing Resources Bainbridge may be one of the island’s newer institutions — its 35th birthday is this month…
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National forum on historical preservation comes to BI
Thanks to the efforts of local historians, anthropologists, activists, ambassadors and average folks who lived here, Bainbridge Island…
Life
Free notary on Bainbridge brings some joy to routine
Bainbridge Island’s Gerald Simonsen’s notoriety is he notarizes documents for free—starting when people were stranded during COVID—along with…
Life
BI band rebels, wants to make rock shows fun again
“Civil Rebellion” doesn’t exactly conjure up ideas of Bainbridge Island, but the band’s working on it.
Life
Woodward continued parents’ legacy until the end
Bainbridge Island would not be the same place without the Woodward family. Their impact has spanned over two…
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Former rowing center director to lead BI chamber
The Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce announced a new head of house Aug. 12, after staff turnover peaked…
Life
3 generations of BI musical family part of ‘Cacophony’
If you’re walking along Winslow Way Aug. 17, don’t be alarmed if you catch discordant harmonies and “mind-altering”…
Life
New mystery of x̌alilc: Who’s in charge of ancient art on BI?
Sea level rise puts its future in doubt
Sports
Founders tourney: Pickleball community ‘saves lives’
Hawaiians return, say it helped after devasting fires
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1st look at 2024-25 BISD budget spells ‘hard work’
A preliminary look at the projected 2024-25 school year budget at the July 25 meeting of the Bainbridge…
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Neurodiverse parks work group on BI may expand next season
Many neurodiverse students face challenges, so getting their first paycheck is an especially big deal for them.