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BI to host 1st indoor pickleball tournament. By Molly Hetherwick Kitsap News Group • November 6, 2024 1:30 am. Registration is live for Bainbridge Island’s first indoor pickleball tournament, the Battle of the Paddles. Read Story.
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Upping fees, legislative goals on Nov. 12 BI agenda. Increases in fees and goals for the state legislature highlight the agenda for the Bainbridge Island City Council Nov. 12…. By Steven Powell • November 11, 2024 1:30 am. News.
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Oct 17, 2024 · News Upping fees, legislative goals on Nov. 12 BI agenda Increases in fees and goals for the state legislature highlight the agenda for the Bainbridge Island City Council Nov. 12…
Bainbridge newspaper again wins General Excellence
Oct 9, 2024 · Zeller-Singh won for long general feature story. The North Kitsap Herald won four awards, including a first-place nod for comprehensive coverage for Shuey, Meyer and Hetherwick. Shuey also took home two third-place awards for health/medical story and lifestyle feature.
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Sep 25, 2024 · A new bike corral is coming to Winslow Way sometime in 2025, and Bainbridge Islanders can decide what it looks like. Engage Bainbridge, in partnership with the city, has issued a public survey asking residents to choose a design for the mural that will adorn the roadway in front of the new downtown bike parking structure.
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The road to success is paved on BI | Bainbridge Island Review
Oct 10, 2024 · The road to success is paved on BI. By Steven Powell • October 10, 2024 1:30 am. Tags: Government. Mayor Joe Deets is still talking about “sticker shock” when it comes to taking care of Bainbridge Island roads. A few years ago, the city was paying $500,000 a …
Sights from an eventful 2024 Whaling Days - Bainbridge Island …
Jul 29, 2024 · Sights from an eventful 2024 Whaling Days. Legendary hip-hop artist Sir-Mix-A-Lot of Bremerton rocks the crowd at Whaling Days July 26. Damon Williams/Kitsap News Group photos. Boaters and people on the dock enjoy the Whaling Days fireworks show on the Silverdale waterfront July 26.
Bainbridge welcomes tribal pole at Sound to Olympics Trail
Oct 10, 2024 · The welcome pole features the only recorded carving of the traditional woven cedar hat that many tribes throughout the Salish Sea wear. About 200 people gave a warm welcome to a new piece of public art Oct. 9 that will mark the start of the Sound-to-Olympics trail: a 14-foot carved cedar pole.
BI council OKs ban on crematoriums | Bainbridge Island Review
Sep 13, 2024 · About 80% of Bainbridge Islanders choose cremation when they die. But it also seems like about 80% of those on BI don’t want a crematorium here. As a result, the City Council Sept. 10 voted to ban them on BI. Mayor Joe Deets said there is an obvious disconnect.