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Bear necessity: Respect them ‘so they can stay wild’
Don’t give them easy access to food
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Legacy of outdoor ed on BI brings nature to kids
Bainbridge Islanders are known for their love and appreciation of the natural environment. But what inspires that passion,…
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Spring has spawn: Herring return after ‘Holy cow’ recovery
Spring may have melted away dreams of snow, but the beaches of Bainbridge Island are still dappled with…
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Newt crossing guards help BI amphibians survive
The life cycle of salmon is the heartbeat of the Pacific Northwest, but it’s not the only watery…
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Artists show off unique garments at BI Trashion Show
The fifth Bainbridge Island Trashion Show took place July 25 at the Hilltop location in the Grand Forest…
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Groups clean up in Earth Day events
Weed Warriors remove invasive plants while BHS Key Club cleans up beach
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Kids learning to repurpose old materials at Scrappy Art Lab
Owner Rachel Knudson’s message is ‘more art, less waste’
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Council hears about farm’s affordable housing project
3 affordable housing structures would be built at city-owned Morales property
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Suquamish Tribe to sue King County over repeated sewage spills in Puget Sound
Tribe gave King County 60 days notice to file a lawsuit for continual violations of Clean Water Act
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Flotilla protests Rich Passage fish pens
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND — Opponents to fish farming protested Sept. 16 in Rich Passage, the site of pens of…