Police blotter: Fight over pie turns into a beating with apples
Tuesday, January 13th, 2009
An argument this week over pie-making turns into a beating with apples and fists. A pair of glasses and an iPod are among the casualties.
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BI’s dominance of offbeat sports continues
Tuesday, January 13th, 2009
Not too long ago, an islander emerged as the fastest samurai sword-swinger in all the land.
More recently, an islander became the nation’s top-ranked cyclocross rider.
Bainbridge Island’s dominance over offbeat sports continues. Place your bets now on whether an islander will soon reign over jai alai, korfball, curling, hurling or sweep the Eskimo Olympics.
For now, bask in cyclocross champion Zach McDonald’s glory. See photos and read about his offroad exploits in John Becerra’s story.
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