Steven Powell is a journalist based in Bainbridge Island, Washington. He writes for the Kitsap News Paper Group, specifically the Bainbridge Island Review. Steven covers a wide range of local news topics, including community events, government meetings, health issues, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in Lexology and Cancer Research Prevention.
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Bainbridge Island, United States (Local)
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Steven Powell's focus is primarily on local government, politics, and community development within Bainbridge Island. He covers a range of topics including government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news concerning crime, and arts/culture events.
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Bainbridge Island is going to have to increase spending dramatically if it wants to meet Climate Action Plan goals.
By Steve Powell/Kitsap News Group photos Rylin Lang (7) goes up for a catch for Anacortes with Isaiah Beyer (7) and Paxton Malloy (6) defending for Bainbridge.
Kitap County Superior Court cases
Severe Weather Shelters will be open in Kingston, Port Orchard and Silverdale to keep folks safe during exceptionally strong winds tonight.
The Bainbridge Island City Council plans to have a 90-minute discussion on the Comprehensive and Winslow Subarea plans Dec. 3 at City Hall and on Zoom.
It was an offer they couldn’t refuse: $3,450 in items for $44, and a $1,000 scope for $3.99.
Kitsap court cases
Where could a 65-foot-tall building be appropriate on Bainbridge Island?
Another suspect charged in organized crime spree
“Institutional racism” is a term that has gained popularity in recent years, and a local family says it’s happening to them.
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