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Finding the chocolate-infused saliva launched at him by his brother “extremely disrespectful,” a Bainbridge man responded far less sweetly.
Also this week, a drunken Harley-riding Bainbridge woman fails to evade police and a Sportsman Club Road home is burglarized multiple times over the course of two days.
I’m back on Bainbridge after a few days wandering Eastern Washington. I can report that all the communities I visited are unlike Bainbridge in all regards (good and bad), making my time there an ideal mini-vacation. If our station wagon had more cargo room, the three souvenirs I would have brought back for Bainbridge Islanders to enjoy are the Centennial Trail (a winding, pine-and-river-lined cyclist’s paradise), Spokane’s Dry Fly distillery (established a few years ago, it’s the first in Washington since Prohibition), and the entire town of Roslyn.
So what all happened on Bainbridge while this blog went dormant? Well, here’s a few things:
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The chamber of commerce sponsored a debate on changing
Bainbridge’s form of government.
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Bloedel Reserve’s longtime director stepped
down.
- Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns stopped by IslandWood to chat with young people.
Bainbridge Island headlines
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