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Probable cause for something delicious It’s harvest time! The annual Friends of the Farms Harvest Fair returned to Johnson Farm Sunday, bringing with it food, fun and local farm groupies galore. The staple island tradition has historically brought the community together to celebrate, appreciate and nurture local farming.
Islander alleges officials crossed line on comments about new police station BY BRIAN KELLY
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Rylie Flynn, 4, puts the last of her basket of apples into the cider press.
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Bainbridge Island Police Chief Matthew Hamner uses his sleuthing skills, and carefully considers the evidence, to determine this year’s best pie as one of several judges of the annual Harvest Fair contest. At right, gorgeous gourds, stunning squash and picturesque pumpkins adorned the grounds of Johnson Farm Sunday.
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A Bainbridge Island resident is crying foul over the city of Bainbridge Island’s recent efforts to promote its $15 million ballot measure for a new police/court facility. Chris Van Dyk filed a complaint last week with the Washington Public Disclosure Commission, the state agency that serves as a watchdog on elections and campaign financing. In it, Dyk claimed Bainbridge City Manager Doug Schulze and the city council have used public resources to campaign for the 20-year, $15 million bond measure that will be on the Nov. 3 ballot. Proposition 1, if approved by voters, will give the green light for the city to close its police headquarters on Winslow Way and build a new police station just north of city hall. Bainbridge’s municipal court would also be moved from a rental facility in Rolling Bay to the new building. Dyk is a longtime political activist who gained some measure of regional fame after forming Citizens for More Important Things, a grassroots group that fought public financing for a new baseball stadium (later named Safeco Field) for the Mariners in the mid1990s. The group also fought, unsuccessfully, against the tax financing scheme for Seahawks Stadium (now known as CenturyLink Field). Dyk and Citizens for More Important Things also tried to rally voters against the Seattle Sonics’ attempt to get a tax-subsidized makeover of KeyArena in 2006. Dyk said his complaint isn’t based on any personalities in city government, but rather, the plan for the new police building itself. “This isn’t about any internal politics,” Dyk said. “I got nothing but support and respect for the police department.”
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