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Mother tells daughter to go to her room. Daughter says “Make me!” Mother attempts to “make her.” Nothing odd in all that, except that the mother was 59 years old and the daughter 40. Also odd: the use of cottage cheese during the ensuing fight.
Also this week, a man gets beaten by a stranger at the ferry terminal and a house gets vandalized with poop and pop.
Sorry the blog’s been quiet a while. Time to play catchup. Here’s the news from the last week (or so):
School break-in: A messy prank was pulled at Woodward Middle School.
Compost kids: A Bainbridge High School student-led effort has created the nation’s largest on-site school composting program.
Big grant: Bainbridge got a $4.88 million grant to boost energy efficiency in what could amount to half of the island’s homes.
Rolfes challengers: Rep. Christine Rolfes, a former Bainbridge city councilwoman, has two challengers for her House seat: Republicans Aaron Winters of Poulsbo and James Olsen of Bainbridge Island.
Strawberry Plant Park: The City Council gave unanimous support for the Eagle Harbor park’s long-discussed shoreline restoration plan.
Cyberstalked: A Seattle man was charged with stalking a Bainbridge teen via the Internet.
Winslow Way: The City Council approved the design for the Winslow Way reconstruction project. Looks like things are moving forward after all.
New KiDiMu: The Kids Discovery Museum’s new custom-built, earth-friendly building opened in the Island Gateway development. The new KiDiMu was packed in its first week, and drew rave reviews from kids and parents.
Art Museum: The final building design for the Bainbridge Art Museum was unveiled. Updated plans for the museum, which will sit on the northwest corner of the Winslow Way-Highway 305 intersection, include an attached auditorium and classroom building.
School Clinic: Parents and educators are working to establish a
free medical clinic at Bainbridge High School. They have most of
the money in hand and Virginia Mason has agreed to staff it. All
they need now is for a reluctant school board to give the green
light. This story generated plenty of comments.
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