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Horse lovers learn about getting more bang for buck
It may have sounded like a pun, but CHS Northwest equine nutrition consultant Crystal White was serious when…
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New hiking trail showcases Bainbridge’s bucolic scenery
Hikers can take a stroll through Bainbridge Island history and celebrate the harvest season along its newest recreational…
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BI tour welcomes new artists Aug. 9-11
The 24th annual Summer Studio Tour on Bainbridge Island takes place Aug. 9-11, as 47 artists will be…
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All they need is love — for 63 years
Love is on the breeze for Bainbridge Island, but it’s the wind in the sails for this longtime…
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Tip on tipping: Pressure, proliferation leading to fatigue
An increasing number of businesses seem to be hitting up customers for tips – at the expresso stand,…
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BI photographer documented Fanny rock group
When filmmaker Bobbi Jo Hart stumbled upon an all-woman 1970s rock band and decided to make a documentary,…
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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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Local veteran builds business career following service
Life after military service can be a challenge for many veterans, but one local one has taken it…
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Happy Pacific Crest Trails to BI hiker
Keaton Blair, 23, was born and raised on Bainbridge Island and is hiking from Canada to Mexico on…
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‘Wildcat’ film to be shown on BI
The film “Wildcat” will be shown Nov. 12 at the Historic Lynwood Theatre followed by a question and…
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Relax with goats at this therapeutic farm
During COVID-19, a former Bainbridge Island educator created a therapeutic farm where people can relax in a peaceful…
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Borrowing better than buying; check out lending library
Did you know that the Rotary Auction staff can use up to 600 forks in one day? That’s…
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Olalla community works to save fire-damaged store
A nightmare for the husband-and-wife owners of the Olalla Bay Market began when they were awakened by a…
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Homeless picnic set for June 19
The picnic is 5 p.m. June 19 at Evergreen Park, 1500 Park Ave., Bremerton, by the 9/11 Memorial.
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Long-time Port of Bremerton attorney Gordon Walgren passes away March 13
Community invited to attend public memorial service 1 p.m. April 8 at Kitsap Golf and Country Club.
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Tuskegee Airmen pilot posthumously awarded Congressional Gold Medal
Roscoe Perkins logged nearly 400 flight hours during his years of service, Jan. 1944 and Feb. 1946.
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Strachan leaving Bremerton police for new opportunity
“I have a really intense interest in working to move law enforcement forward”
