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Returning canoe to family she bought it from 40 years ago
Forty years ago, Susan Goodwin spotted an old canvas-covered wood canoe at a garage sale on Bainbridge Island…
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BI Pride Festival includes support from churches
“I support my queer and trans siblings,” Darío Feiguin, Rabbi for Kol Shalom on Bainbridge Island, said July…
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Bloedel studying wildlife at nature preserve
While gardeners and horticulturalists travel to the Bloedel Reserve on Bainbridge Island there’s more to see than plants…
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KT can help BI employers retain workers
Everyone knows Bainbridge Island employers have a recruitment and retention problem because employees can’t afford to live here.
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‘Public piano’ in tune with BI experience
Years ago while traveling, Bruce White had a musical experience encountering a “public piano.”
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Protesters want the rest of the story told
Jill Davidson, a trans woman, said she doesn’t understand it.
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BI Boater’s Fair all about safety, preparedness
The annual Bainbridge Island Boater’s Fair at Waterfront Park and Dock was a hub of activity June 10…
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New owners bring new feel to Bainbridge restaurants
Just in time for the summer tourist season, five restaurants are opening on Bainbridge Island.
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Audio tours now at BI’s Japanese American Exclusion Memorial
If you haven’t been to the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial recently, there’s a new way to experience the…
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The wheels on the bus go round only with drivers
The Bainbridge Island School District has been experiencing a shortage of bus drivers all year, but it’s getting…
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Over 600 rescued from ferry aground on BI
The Washington State Ferry Walla Walla bound from Seattle to Bremerton ran aground in Rich Passage at about…
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BI man honored for serving 70 years with American Legion
Donald Young talked about the irony of being stationed in Greenland during the Korean War after he accepted…
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Grafting can revitalize trees in many different ways
A small group gathered at Bainbridge Gardens March 26 to learn about tree grafting during a workshop held…
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Boy in cop car brings concerns from parents of special needs students
“The district is losing the trust of families with special needs.”
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Public involvement key for BI’s new mayor
When Brenda Fantroy-Johnson was a kid living in inner-city Detroit, seeing the mayor drive by was a big…
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Ukrainians learn how BI tells difficult part of history
Visitors come from all over the world to see the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial. They come…
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‘Matchmaker’ connects BI students to colleges
Bainbridge High School counselor Cara Tebo likens herself to a matchmaker.
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Expert: Some homeless have fallen on hard times, want help
The Kitsap County Department of Human Services estimates that one in every 240 people of the county’s 267,000…
