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Bainbridge to study creating own electric utility
The City Council voted to pay almost $100K for a consultant to evaluate pros and cons of the city operating the utility. | July 13, 2016(1)
LETTERS: Trump supporters shut down on Bainbridge
James Olsen, Bainbridge Island | July 13, 2016(64)
Birding in Bloedel: A cowbird's small herd
A postscript to the 2014 series by Ted R. Anderson. | July 11, 2016
Bainbridge seeks input on human services money
Residents have two opportunities to contribute to how City of Bainbridge Island human services funds are distributed. | July 11, 2016
"Much Ado" gets a bracing runthrough at Bloedel
Shakespeare comedy is easy to understand and easy to laugh along with | July 10, 2016
LETTERS: Focus on improving PSE, not new utility
Stephen Kratz, Bainbridge Island | July 09, 2016(1)
LETTERS: Study needed for island's utility decision
Phil Rockefeller, Bainbridge Island | July 09, 2016(2)
Housing Resources Bainbridge names new executive director
Whitney Rearick replaces Mark Blatter to lead the island housing group. | July 06, 2016
Kitsap Transit settles case with injured bicyclist
She was hit by a bus in May 2014 while riding on Highway 305. | July 06, 2016(2)
Bainbridge 4th of July Celebration
Bainbridge Island hosts its annual 4th of July celebration and parade in Winslow.
Ferry, pier sustain minor damage in hard landing
Ferries officials don't know yet why the Wenatchee hit the dock so hard. | July 05, 2016(2)
A Grand time on Bainbridge Island
An estimated 30,000 people crowded Winslow for the annual celebration. | July 04, 2016
ANNE WILLHOIT | Ice cream in a can
No ice cream maker? No worries. | July 03, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Gardening for hummingbirds
We nurture the birds by providing flowering plants in plentiful succession | July 03, 2016
Motorcyclist flown to Harborview after hitting deer
The deer jumped in front of the driver as he was traveling southbound on Highway 3. | July 02, 2016(1)
ANN LOVEJOY | Options for nontoxic weed killers
Here are some alternatives to common herbicides | June 26, 2016
Islander selected as new Bainbridge city attorney
Two-time Bainbridge City Council candidate Joe Levan will start work in September | June 24, 2016
Ten-year-old's recipe earns him trip to the White House
Luke Anderson of Bainbridge Island will represent Washington at a state dinner honoring kid chefs | June 24, 2016
Islander named next city attorney
Joe Levan will take over the job on Bainbridge in September. | June 21, 2016
Who'll take the wheel of bus?
All area school districts are recruiting trainees. | June 20, 2016(3)
'Young Frankenstein' is funny in fits
Ovation!'s performance can't nail everything, but what's there is good | June 20, 2016
Bainbridge brothers ready for Race to Alaska
Brothers Cooper and Nate Rooks will compete in the race, which starts Thursday in Port Townsend and goes up the Inside Passage to Ketchikan, Alaska. | June 19, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Pollination: who needs it?
Most flowering plants need help to reproduce | June 19, 2016
ANNE WILHOIT | Sesame pork for lunch and dinner
This meal will come to your rescue and help you shake the Sunday blues | June 19, 2016
Retiring Chapel a "compass" for Bainbridge schools
Faith Chapel, appointed superintendent in 2008, navigated the district through the recession. Chapel retires June 30, after 40 years in education. | June 17, 2016
Plan has span over 305
It's a small bike and foot bridge that will help connect two parts of Winslow that have long been divided by the highway. | June 14, 2016
Tacoma-area teacher charged with molestation
A Bainbridge Island man, who is employed as a teacher at a Tacoma-area high school, faces a molestation charge after being accused of sexually assaulting a girl about four times between 2012 and 2014. | June 14, 2016
BISD hires assistant superintendent
Bainbridge Island School District hires assistant superintendent to fill the position of Peter Bang-Knudsen, who will become superintendent. | June 13, 2016
Bainbridge police, Coast Guard arrest drunken boat driver
His own passenger reported him. | June 13, 2016(1)
ANN LOVEJOY | Is that garden hose safe for a slurp?
Ordinary hoses can contain materials considered toxic to children | June 12, 2016(3)
LETTERS: Lend your voice to EPA study
Janet N. Knox and D. Thomas Fehsenfeld, Bainbridge Island | June 08, 2016
Option for Bainbridge police station narrowed to four
The island's city council now has four potential locations for a new police station. | June 08, 2016
LETTERS: No straight answers from PSE
Gloria Saylor, Bainbridge Island | June 08, 2016
Highway 305-Suquamish Way traffic getting better
Improvements to the Highway 305-Suquamish Way intersection remain about a month from completion, but the worst traffic jams are behind drivers. | June 07, 2016(1)
Sound to Olympics Trail in line for federal funds
Bainbridge Island requested $2.1 million. | June 06, 2016
Low tide offers lowdown on wet world
Sunday's low tide offered a close look at undersea life from the beach. | June 05, 2016
ANNE WILLHOIT | Strawberry shortcake two ways
Whether you prefer a biscuit or a cake, there's a recipe for you. | June 05, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Choosing the proper tree for size
An appropriate tree, well-placed, will deliver a lifetime of pleasure | June 05, 2016
Medieval fighters battle for modern veterans
This year's June Faire had a combat tournament to benefit U.S. and Canadian veterans and military families. | June 04, 2016(2)
Island native Kirk Nordby's Riot-ous return
You can credit Songwriters At Play's Steve Key for bringing the two members of power-folk duo Bear Market Riot — Kirk Nordby and Nick Motil — together. | May 29, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Giving from the garden
Plant extra and follow a few tips for bountiful crops | May 29, 2016
Bainbridge artist sticks it to Donald Trump
She makes voodoo dolls bearing his image, and demand for them is overwhelming. | May 26, 2016(19)
LETTERS: It's time to can food drives
Nick Shiach, Bainbridge Island | May 25, 2016(3)
Fire destroys Bainbridge home
A husband and wife were not home Tuesday evening when a fire destroyed their Manzanita-area house, but one pet dog is missing. | May 24, 2016(1)
Kitsap adopts emergency fireworks provision
County officials would be able to ban fireworks in dry, emergency conditions starting next year. | May 24, 2016(5)
WSF plans 'pet parade' to ballpark in Seattle
Mariners baseball, state ferries and Seattle Humane team up for a triple play | May 24, 2016(1)
ANN LOVEJOY | Danger in super-tidy gardens
Naturalistic gardens are wrongly seen as symptomatic of a sloppy, lazy owner. | May 22, 2016(1)
Bainbridge Island Sportmen's Club plans to reopen rifle range
The rifle range has been closed since 2003. | May 20, 2016(2)
LETTER OF THANKS: Thanks for a successful Trillium 10k
Barb Trafton, Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation | May 19, 2016
Bike track approved for Battle Point Park
The bike pump track will be the first mountain bike-only space on the island. | May 17, 2016
Ferry system set to say bye-bye to Hiyu
After the system outgrew the 34-car boat, it was kept around for emergencies. And now it's headed to retirement. | May 17, 2016(3)
BPA's 'Mermaid' is buoyant fun
Disney stage musical is a good time, despite some choppy waters | May 16, 2016
Gear Grinders just keep riding along
Bainbridge Island mountain bike club has ridden through plenty in recent years. | May 15, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Controls for creepy crawlers
Avoid the temptation of drastic measures | May 15, 2016
County commissioners approve mental health tax allocations
Commissioners approved recommended allocations of $5.5 million. | May 13, 2016(1)
Work to begin on Bainbridge Waterfront Park this summer
Improvements to the park will begin after the Fourth of July. | May 11, 2016
Lead in Kitsap schools' water a big unknown
Of local districts, only Bainbridge and North Mason can show they've tested schools more recently than 2004. | May 09, 2016(5)
Bainbridge Performing Arts goes 'Under the Sea'
'Little Mermaid' draws on three generations of fans | May 09, 2016
A Jenny wails solo on Bainbridge
Ruth Moody visits for May 20 show at Dayaalu Center | May 09, 2016
Winslow Drug closing after 60 years
The venerable Winslow Way pharmacy will close Wednesday and transfer its customer accounts and staff to Safeway, which has agreed to buy the operation. | May 08, 2016
He supplies the coops to grace Bainbridge
Campbell's Chicken Coop caters to backyard chicken owners. | May 08, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Lawn help and alternatives
When grass is getting crowded by moss. | May 08, 2016
Gas-station gourmet
Jake's Pickup, on Bainbridge Island, is like a food truck that never moves. | May 06, 2016
Wyckoff Superfund site's 'final' plan proposed
The EPA hopes to try a new strategy: injecting wet cement into the ground to freeze contaminants in place. | May 05, 2016(1)
LETTERS: Our beach isn't a bicyclist's lane
Dorothy Kehres, Bainbridge Island | May 05, 2016(5)
Bainbridge Island Rowing wins seven medals
BIR takes one gold at Brentwood Regatta. | May 03, 2016
Meditation, one grain of sand at a time
Buddhist monks visit Bainbridge to create a mandala, an intricate design of multi-colored sand, which will be swept away at the end of the week. | May 03, 2016
Technical woes trigger Great Give extension
Software problems snarled donation efforts across the country, including in Kitsap and Seattle. | May 03, 2016(1)
Shakespeare at Rolling Bay short and sweet
New company covers The Bard in (roughly) 97 pretty funny minutes | May 02, 2016
New playgrounds swing onto Bainbridge
A new playground is near Lynwood Center and another will be finished this summer at Rotary Park. | May 01, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | When the woodpecker won't quit
Tips to drive away drumming birds | May 01, 2016(1)
Crisis triage center receives more funding, opening delayed
The triage center will receive $1.03 million from the 1/10th of 1 percent mental health sales tax. | April 29, 2016(1)
LETTER OF THANKS | Great support for island teachers
Mairead Shutt, Bainbridge Schools Foundation | April 29, 2016
City interviewing bidders on public power study
Five companies submitted bids ranging from $99,300 to $490,000. | April 28, 2016
ANNE WILLHOIT | Hot fudge cake for mom
Spouses and kids: This recipe is for you | April 28, 2016
Colman remodel will be part of ferry trip
Seattle's ferry terminal will remain open when construction begins in summer 2017. | April 27, 2016(1)
Seattle tunnel digging to snarl ferry traffic
Alaska Way viaduct will be closed for two weeks. | April 26, 2016(1)
'Bird' takes flight at Seattle's ACT
Comedy, tragedy and profundity abound in Chekov-inspired production | April 25, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Five myths of sustainability
The primary myth is that one person can't make a difference | April 24, 2016
Former Bainbridge councilwoman running for state post
Hilary Franz wants to be the next public lands commissioner | April 22, 2016(5)
Biking round Bainbridge
Dave Parker and Wendy Carter use fatbikes to ride the island's full 53-mile shoreline. | April 20, 2016(1)
Bainbridge considers postponing waterfront park improvements
The island received one bid for its waterfront park improvements. | April 20, 2016
Bainbridge School Board picks superintendent
The board chose internal candidate Peter Bang-Knudsen to replace outgoing Superintendent Faith Chapel, who retires this summer. | April 18, 2016
ANNE WILLHOIT | Creamy asparagus sauce
A simple preparation for a spring staple. | April 17, 2016
Bainbridge police arrest worker in connection with 911 call
Schools were locked down but no weapon was found. | April 15, 2016(5)
Bainbridge councilman proposes initiative, referendum powers
Council to discuss proposal next month. | April 13, 2016(3)
Bainbridge High locked down for 30 minutes
The high school was locked down after a call to 911 about a student with a weapon. | April 13, 2016
Bainbridge superintendent candidates introduce selves
The four finalists answered questions Tuesday at a public forum. | April 13, 2016
Executive director at Housing Resources Bainbridge resigns
Mark Blatter has resigned from the island housing authority. | April 12, 2016
Sculpture missing from island art gallery
A bird-like sculpture worth nearly $2,000 is missing from The Island Gallery on Bainbridge Island. | April 12, 2016
Oyster lovers become oyster farmers
The Port Madison Community Shellfish Farm, a community supported agriculture program, lets its members buy a share and get a portion of the oyster harvest. | April 10, 2016
WSF sharing latest designs for Colman Dock
There'll be events for Bremerton and Bainbridge riders. | April 08, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Cleaning fountains and ponds
Try these natural ways of keeping water features clean and clear | April 08, 2016
Vandals strike Bainbridge Island parks
Multiple island parks were damaged during the weekend. | April 06, 2016(2)
Eagle dies after flying into traffic on Highway 16
Bird dies after being taken to West Sound Wildlife Shelter for treatment. | April 05, 2016(1)
LETTERS: Island's a great place to cycle
Richard Hoover, Bainbridge Island | April 05, 2016
LETTERS: Seeking Islanders with health care experience
Bob Fortner, Bainbridge Island | April 05, 2016
ANNE WILLHOIT | Rhubarb ginger topping
Spring means welcoming back foods we have missed. | April 03, 2016
LETTERS: Island council still has say on Suzuki
Val Tollefson, Bainbridge Island City Council | April 02, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Safe, sensible ways to get rid of moss
Help for your surfaces, plants and lawn. | April 02, 2016
Bainbridge program lets you email a tree
April will be the month of the tree on Bainbridge Island, featuring information about climate change. | March 31, 2016
BARBARA MCMICHAEL | Bainbridge author has second mystery
Tessa Arlen's research into period novel makes for an entertaining and enjoyable read | March 29, 2016
Bainbridge teen caught in lie, arrested for mischief
An 18-year-old Bainbridge Island man told police a car he broke into was his own. | March 29, 2016(6)
Taxpayers can calculate tab for new school bonds, levies
State and local school taxes account for more than 40 percent of most people's property taxes in Kitsap County. | March 28, 2016
Online tool tells school tax story
Graphics on the Kitsap Sun's Education Funding page lets you see the impact of bonds and levies. | March 28, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Mossy lawns or moss gardens
The lawns that accompany most houses cover land that was forest not long ago. | March 27, 2016
Bainbridge superintendent finalists named
Finalists will visit the island next month for interviews | March 25, 2016
Family seeks $5 million from Bainbridge school district
Claim filed by family of student whose teacher engaged in sexual conduct with him. | March 25, 2016(7)
Bainbridge picks developer for Suzuki property
Plan calls for 52 housing units, of which 18 would be affordable homes. | March 23, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | A haven for birds and bees
A guide for nectar-rich blossoms. | March 20, 2016
Bainbridge wreck leaves three injured
The crash on Highway 305 at Reiten Road snarled traffic through the afternoon. | March 19, 2016
Bainbridge police notified of suspicious incidents
In both incidents, students on Wardwell Road were approached by a white male who made suspicious statements. | March 18, 2016
Plans for new island police station back on the table
Four potential sites were discussed by the City Council this week. | March 17, 2016
BPA's "Amadeus" is talky, but terrific
The fictional account of Mozart's tragic decline gets a lavish treatment, replete with live music. | March 14, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Lightening the lawn load
Natural care improves turf health without harming the environment. | March 13, 2016
Panel offers reassurance about Ordway water quality
A panel assured Bainbridge parents that the school district has the problem of lead in the elementary school's water under control. | March 11, 2016
Bainbridge park project to begin after July 4
Eagle Harbor site is popular for watching fireworks. | March 09, 2016
Bainbridge sets new maximum speed limits
City roads will have a maximum speed limit of 25 mph in urban areas and 35 mph on other roads and arterials. | March 09, 2016
Island selects new planning director
Gary Christensen has been chosen as the City of Bainbridge Island's new director of planning and community development. | March 09, 2016
Bainbridge will seek public power study
The city council approved requesting proposals for a feasibility study for a local utility. | March 09, 2016
Bainbridge district plans meeting about water
It will be Thursday at the high school. | March 08, 2016
Bike track proposed for Battle Point Park
Several local mountain bike groups have proposed building a pump track at Battle Point Park. | March 06, 2016
ANNE WILLHOIT | Low-sugar frosting for big birthday fun
Adult guests will also appreciate the less-sweet nature of this frosting | March 06, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Cure toxic lawn syndrome with natural products
Consumer worries and environmental issues not priorities for chemical corporations | March 06, 2016
Protester argues against fine for move against drilling
Chiara D'Angelo testified remotely in a Coast Guard hearing last week | March 05, 2016(4)
Kitsap 911 service to become independent agency
Plan calls for separating it from county government | March 04, 2016(2)
Lead in Bainbridge water raises questions
Health officials offer guidance on when to test for lead in a child's blood and next steps if the test is positive. | March 03, 2016
Work begins Monday on 305-Suquamish Way intersection
There will be alternating traffic on weeknights. | March 02, 2016
Cost of power study gives BI council pause
A feasibility study could cost as much as $200,000. | March 02, 2016
School district issues advisory about Ordway water
Bottled water is being used at the school as the problem is assessed. | March 01, 2016
Bainbridge venue draws club bands across water
Space Craft at Rolling Bay Hall provides intimate setting for songwriters | Feb. 29, 2016
Knock, knock — beer's here
A Bainbridge Island pizza shop now offers beer and wine deliveries with its food. | Feb. 28, 2016
An appointment with 'Dr. Bloedel'
Health benefits from a walk in the woods touted at iconic garden. | Feb. 28, 2016
Bainbridge man indicted in Oregon after fatal crash
A grand jury in Oregon has indicted a Bainbridge Island man in the death of a Port Orchard teen following a fatal vehicle crash Monday. | Feb. 25, 2016(1)
Artists' work space going up on Bainbridge
Two facilites are under construction in the middle of the island. | Feb. 25, 2016
Residents pack city hall for Suzuki property
Island residents shared comments on what to do with the city-owned Suzuki property. | Feb. 25, 2016
Port Orchard man, 18, killed in Oregon car crash
The driver of the van, 21, of Bainbridge Island, was believed to be impaired and was arrested on charge of manslaughter. | Feb. 23, 2016
Agate Pass Bridge cleaning completed early
Crews wrapped up work three days ahead of schedule. | Feb. 23, 2016(2)
Former islander suspected in financial scam
A former Bainbridge Island woman is believed to have bilked more than $66,000 from trust funds throughout the state. | Feb. 23, 2016
DUI suspect fights with island police
A 33-year-old Bainbridge Island man went "Rambo" after being arrested. | Feb. 23, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Low-pollen planting
To decide which plants are giving us trouble, we have to play detective | Feb. 21, 2016
State Swimming: Bainbridge ties best finish in school history
Young Spartans take second on strength of relay teams. | Feb. 20, 2016
Low pay, uneven training, but 'paras' fill classroom need
Legislative efforts are afoot to standardize training, boost pay for classified staff that handle many tough jobs in schools. | Feb. 20, 2016(3)
Bainbridge looks to lower speed limits
A maximum 25 mph is proposed for densely populated areas, while a maximum 35 mph would apply to the rest of the city's roads. | Feb. 17, 2016(1)
Agate Pass Bridge cleaning begins Tuesday
Traffic will be confined to one lane. | Feb. 16, 2016
Puget Sound's health filters through mussels
Volunteers are helping with state distribute and retrieve mussels for wide-reaching study. | Feb. 15, 2016
Most districts now gearing up for construction projects
Central Kitsap, Bainbridge Island and Bremerton school officials are putting plans for capital projects in action, now that their capital measures have passed. | Feb. 15, 2016(11)
LETTERS: Vote shows commitment to island's youth
Mev Hoberg and Faith Chapel , Bainbridge Island | Feb. 15, 2016
BARBARA MCMICHAEL | An optimistic tale by Bainbridge author
Love and loyalty through the eyes of a dog | Feb. 14, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Creating a pet-safe garden
Finding a range of safe, wholesome plants is important to pets' health | Feb. 14, 2016
County drafts homeless camp ordinance
As the number of homeless residents in Kitsap increases, officials draft an emergency ordinance for camps on religious or nonprofit property. | Feb. 11, 2016(5)
Finalists selected for island planning director
The city of Bainbridge Island has five finalists for the city's planning and community development director. | Feb. 11, 2016
LETTERS: We must protect old growth trees
Michael Bonoff, Bainbridge Island | Feb. 11, 2016(4)
LETTERS: A cure for 'Nature Deficit Disorder'
Anne Lovejoy, Bainbridge Island | Feb. 11, 2016(1)
LETTERS: Are we building schools that last?
James Behrend, Bainbridge Island | Feb. 11, 2016(1)
SK bond still failing by tiny margin
Needing 60 percent, the measure has 59.8 percent in updated numbers. | Feb. 10, 2016(3)
Voters largely supporting school ballot measures
Bonds in South Kitsap and Central Kitsap districts are too close to call. | Feb. 09, 2016(2)
High School Report: Bainbridge stays alive in Metro
The Bainbridge girls basketball team beat Nathan Hale 64-22 in a loser-out, Metro League tournament game Monday at Bainbridge. | Feb. 08, 2016
Ballots on school issues due Tuesday night
Voters have until 8 p.m. Tuesday to postmark the ballot or drop it in one the county's drop box locations. | Feb. 08, 2016(2)
Kitsap inmate caught two hours after escape
A Kitsap County Jail inmate ran into the woods while on a work crew in Suquamish, and was later found in a garage. | Feb. 08, 2016
Bainbridge Rowing's Brown wins indoor title
It's second year in a row she's won event. | Feb. 08, 2016
BPA's 'Love Letters' more for ears than eyes
Performances of A.R. Gurney's sturdy romance will vary from show to show | Feb. 08, 2016
ANN LOVEJOY | Composted or digested manure?
Spreading composted or aged manure is good for gardeners eager to prep their beds. | Feb. 07, 2016
ANNE WILLHOIT | Make and grow your own sprouts
Inexpensive sprouting will excite kids and help them to eat more veggies | Feb. 07, 2016
Resource for bicyclists coming to Winslow Way
A bike service station donated by an island architecture firm would be free to use to repair tires or make adjustements. | Feb. 05, 2016
LETTERS: Don't be short-sighted on schools
Jim Corsetti, Bainbridge Island | Feb. 04, 2016
LETTERS: Give kids the facilities they need
Mike Florian, Bainbridge Island | Feb. 04, 2016
LETTERS: School building strategy is sound
Christy Givans, Bainbridge Island | Feb. 04, 2016
LETTERS: Suzuki proposal promises too much
Marshall Tappen, Bainbridge Island | Feb. 04, 2016
Suzuki property appraised at $2 million
The 13.83-acres was appraised at $2 million in 2013, and the city now has offers for $2.4 to $2.6 million for the land. | Feb. 03, 2016
Bainbridge private schools plan tour Saturday
The Island School and others will host a self-guided tour of private schools on Bainbridge Island Saturday. | Feb. 03, 2016
Bainbridge hosts survey on superintendent search
It seeks the qualities residents want in a new superintendent. | Feb. 03, 2016
Kitsap prepares for dry conditions, fireworks
Kitsap County and its cities are adding provision to their laws that would allow temporary bans on fireworks in emergency conditions. | Feb. 03, 2016
LETTERS: Improving arts enhances school, island
Grace Ande, Bainbridge High School student | Feb. 03, 2016
LETTERS: Better schools improve community
Barbara Hume, Bainbridge Island | Feb. 03, 2016
LETTERS: I'm voting against bond's bloat
Rod Stevens, Bainbridge Island | Feb. 03, 2016
LETTERS: Bond is just a further burden
James Olsen, Fort Ward | Feb. 03, 2016(1)
Bainbridge puts teeth in leash law
The park district has been working to enforce its leash rules, now with the backing of a fine. | Feb. 02, 2016(1)
BPA's 'Love Letters' rendered in triplicate
Six actors play two parts in Bainbridge Performing Arts production. | Feb. 01, 2016
Former Bainbridge Bakers owner cited for unpaid wages
Former owner owes $70,000 in back pay and penalties; as many as 20 former employees lost wages. | Jan. 29, 2016
Humane society doubles down on pet licensing
The organization believes licenses are critical for returning lost pets, and they help fund important programs. | Jan. 29, 2016
Bainbridge Islanders head to Greece to help refugees
Two island residents have raised more than $10,000 for Syrian refugee missions, and will travel to Lesbos, Greece, next month. | Jan. 29, 2016(1)
LETTERS: Vote 'yes' for school environment
Rebecca Sonsalia, Bainbridge Island | Jan. 28, 2016
LETTERS: Spend on people, not buildings
Eric Turloff, Bainbridge Island | Jan. 28, 2016(2)


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Wofford Sets NCAA Division I 3-Point Shooting Record in Win vs. VMI
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Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Eau Claire
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Hotel Guest Rating: 8.3/10
4608 Royal Drive
Eau Claire, WI 54701
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Welcome to the Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Eau Claire
Large rooms with cathedral ceilings and free breakfast are pluses at the Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Eau Claire, one of Priceline guests' favorite hotels in the area.
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Cozy and quaint-looking from the outside, this hotel has just 36 rooms on one floor, but there's plenty of space on the inside. Each room boasts a brand-name bed, cable TV (with free movies) and a coffeemaker with free coffee. Suites also include a mini-fridge and a microwave, a jetted tub and a stone fireplace. But all guests can enjoy the fireplace in the lobby, while nestled in a comfy armchair with a free weekday paper. On nice days, take the paper out to the gazebo. Continental breakfast is free, and travelers with business to do will be happy to find free Wi-Fi, free local calls, a computer workstation and copy and fax services to help. Dogs are permitted in certain rooms for an additional fee. Lighted outdoor parking is easily accessed from all rooms.
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The hotel is off I-94, one mile from Oakwood Mall. If you're with young kids, don't miss Chaos Water Park and Action City amusement park, just over a mile away. If not, amuse yourself with a round of golf at the Pine Meadows Golf Club, under a mile away. It's under 10 minutes by car to the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire. Chippewa Valley Regional Airport is seven miles away. Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport is 92 miles away.
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The price/quality ratio at the "conveniently located and quiet" Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Eau Claire is a "pleasant surprise" to Priceline guests, who are impressed by the "wonderfully comfortable beds" and "large" rooms.
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You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Karla from Fargo, ND
June 19, 2016
Solo Traveler
June 19, 2016
Solo Traveler
Comfy bed and nicely update room
Breakfast was very limited and not very good
Verified Hotel Guest from New Richmond, WI
May 20, 2016
Solo Traveler
May 20, 2016
Solo Traveler
quiet room, great AC unit, clean
I hate to rat out someone, but the front desk worker (while VERY nice and helpful) was smoking outside the front door when I arrived. It just smells/looks bad to me as the customer to have this going on. Can't the workers be given a secluded smoker area?
Verified Hotel Guest from Eagle River, WI
March 16, 2016
March 16, 2016
The location and cleanliness of the entire hotel.
Verified Hotel Guest from Norwalk, WI
March 14, 2016
March 14, 2016
Easy access from the interstate and close to everything we wanted to do. Staff very friendly and bed very comfortable. Nice breakfast. Everything super.
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March 5, 2016
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March 5, 2016
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room was great
doesn't take cats but takes dogs
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February 20, 2016
February 20, 2016
Comfortable bed...dog could stay (however) $15.00 was the highest I've ever paid for my dog. Usuially $10.00 per night
Lousy location. Unable to find out what my total bill was until checkout. Still don't know if I paid $-- or $--. My receipt was $-- however the charge card was $--.
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November 6, 2015
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November 6, 2015
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I like the one story hotels. You don't have to go up and down elevator and stairs:)
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September 22, 2015
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September 22, 2015
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Location was okay.
Honestly did not feel comfortable safety-wise. I realize it is a motel but late at night there were guests walking about outside very close to the room windows and the hallways were quite noisy.
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September 16, 2015
September 16, 2015
very clean
power station at rear of motel was a little bit noisy
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August 19, 2015
August 19, 2015
clean, location, easy access, comfortable, friendly, accommodating, good breakfast, quiet, affordable
bathroom switch would not turn on light above tub or the exhaust fan either. .
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Scientists discovered that pleiotrophin (PTN) accelerates the progression of breast cancer, remodels the tumor microenvironment, and increases the number of receptors for different markers of aggressive breast cancers.
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Using genetically modified mouse models that inappropriately expressed PTN, highly malignant cells of scirrhous carcinoma were found to express high levels of the mouse mammary tumor virus PTN transgene along with increases in collagen, elastin, and tumor angiogenesis and the size of new blood vessels within the breast cancers, all of which are markers for the cancer.
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Cities of God: The Religion of the Italian Communes, 1125-1325 / Edition 1by Augustine Thompson, O.P.
Pub. Date: 11/28/2005
Publisher: Penn State University Press
We know much about the Italian city states—the "communes"—of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. But historians have focused on their political accomplishments to the exclusion of their religious life, going so far as to call them "purely secular contrivances." When religion is considered, the subjects are usually saints,
We know much about the Italian city states—the "communes"—of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. But historians have focused on their political accomplishments to the exclusion of their religious life, going so far as to call them "purely secular contrivances." When religion is considered, the subjects are usually saints, heretics, theologians, and religious leaders, thereby ignoring the vast majority of those who lived in the communes. In Cities of God, Augustine Thompson gives a voice to the forgotten majority—orthodox lay people and those who ministered to them.
Thompson positions the Italian republics in sacred space and time. He maps their religious geography as it was expressed through political and voluntary associations, ecclesiastical and civil structures, common ritual life, lay saints, and miracle-working shrines. He takes the reader through the rituals and celebrations of the communal year, the people's corporate and private experience of God, and the "liturgy" of death and remembrance. In the process he challenges a host of stereotypes about "orthodox" medieval religion, the Italian city-states, and the role of new religious movements in the world of Francis of Assisi, Thomas Aquinas, and Dante.
Cities of God is bold, revisionist history in the tradition of Eamon Duffy's Stripping of the Altars. Drawing on a wide repertoire of ecclesiastical and secular sources, from city statutes and chronicles to saints' lives and architecture, Thompson recaptures the religious origins and texture of the Italian republics and allows their inhabitants a spiritual voice that we have never heard before.
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Part I La Citade Sancta: Sacred Geography
1. The Mother Church
2. From Conversion to Community
3. The Holy City
4. Ordering Families, Neighborhoods, and Cities
5. Holy Persons and Holy Places
Part II Buoni Cattolici: Religious Observance
6. The City Worships
7. Feasting, Fasting, and Doing Penance
8. Resurrection and Renewal
9. Good Catholics at Prayer
10. World Without End. Amen.
Epilogue: Communal Piety and the Mendicants
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William M. Bowsky in "History: Review of New Books" 33.4 This brilliant, innovative, challenging, and often surprising book lays out every conceiveable aspect of the religious lives of citizens of the medieval Italian commune. It is also a fascinating exposition of the unexpected ways in which civic communes of central and northern Italy from the late twelfth to the early fourteenth century were indeed "cities of God." The golden age of free civic communes came to an end at the turn of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries when many fell into the hands of lords and despots. While they might have retained the trappings of free republics, in reality those rulers were not interested in long-standing civic values. It was then that communal practices, interconnected values, and languages diverged from those of the church. The exception was Tuscany, where the change took place during the second half of the fourteenth century, when its civic communes also succumbed to princes and despots. To understand the structure of this book and the reasons for the sequence of its ten chapters and their contents, one must very carefully read the brief eight page introduction, as it reveals Augustine Thompson's aims and principal theses far more clearly and succinctly than they appear within the individual chapters. Church institutions and rituals were a major component of public life in the civic communes of medieval Italy. Thompson argues persuasively that far from being in conflict, religion and the medieval Italian civic republics were inextricably intertwined. He demonstrates that, surprisingly, very many allegedly purely civic practices (as well as civic language) were derived from religious ones. His contentions are supported by a variety of examples drawn from the histories of multiple cities. Thompson poses and answers a host of important questions on the basis of a broad knowledge of published and archival sources. A trained theologian, he paints both a theological and an institutional picture of the world that he is examining, a world not restricted to a single city or region, but one that ranges throughout much of the Italian peninsula. He neither focuses primarily upon church-state relations nor upon the upper or ruling classes of the civic communes. Thompson successfully centers upon the laity, that overwhelming majority of people below the upper ranks of communal society. Each chapter is separated into discrete subsections, although the connections between one sub-topic and the one that follows it are not always immediately apparent, which makes crucial a knowledge of the introduction. The book is enriched with numerous details unfamiliar to most readers, and Thompson offers explanations of their importance. If there seems to be less emphasis upon heresy and urban monasticism than one might expect, it is because Thompson wanted to maintain his tight focus upon the religious life of the laity. Conversi, or lay penitents, appear widely in medieval historical literature. Thompson's fulsome treatment of their history and roles in urban civic life, particularly in the chapter "From Conversion to Community," is the best to date. The myriad subjects that Thompson examines can barely be touched upon here. Included are the roles in civic religious life of processions, rituals, sanctity, marriage, hospitals, the Mass, and the divine office, to mention only a few. This broad overview hardly sug


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CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Indians signed free-agent pitcher Jeff Weaver to a minor league contract on Saturday, giving the veteran a shot at making his sixth big-league team.
Weaver will report to Triple-A Buffalo of the International League.
The 31-year-old Weaver is 93-114 with an ERA of 4.72 in 284 appearances over nine seasons from 1999-2007. He's pitched for Detroit, the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers, St. Louis and Seattle. He had a career-best 14 wins for the Dodgers in 2005 and won three games for the World Series champion Cardinals in the 2006 postseason.
Weaver was 7-13 with a 6.20 ERA in 27 starts for the Mariners last year and pitched this season for Triple-A Nashville from May 1 to June 11 when he was released by the Milwaukee Brewers.
Indians manager Eric Wedge noted Weaver's experience and the organization's current shortage of starting pitching depth. Wedge was asked before Saturday's 9-6 loss at Minnesota whether he expected an opening in the rotation soon. C.C. Sabathia is a potential candidate to be traded, with the Indians in last place and so far unable to work out a contract extension with the reigning AL Cy Young Award winner.
"That's not something I can really talk about," Wedge said. "We'll let things play out."
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