By Sheri Renner
Chuck Everett, a longtime Bainbridge Island resident, Rotarian leader, and co-owner of Bainbridge Brewing, is known in many circles for his steady presence and deep ties to the community. He has now added an unexpected distinction: winner …
The poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti famously said, “Poetry is the shortest distance between two humans.”
If that holds true, it will be standing room only on Bainbridge during the rest of April as National Poetry Month hits the island. Now in …
Now that Artimis II has successfully circumnavigated the moon and splashed down safely in the Pacific, the Battle Point Observatory (BPO) and Dark Sky Olympic Peninsula (DS-OP), invites the community to participate in Dark Sky Week, from April 13-20. …
For the first time since 2017, the Bainbridge Chorale will join forces with the Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra for a concert dubbed, Celebration and Ceremony. Under the direction of Symphony Orchestra Conductor Ryan Dakota Farris the event will revel in …
Maybe you haven’t noticed, but there is now a smattering of new wayfinding signs on the island, guaranteed to help point you to your next spring, summer or fall hike.
“Public Trail” signs now mark many of the spots where …
The City of Bainbridge Island, in partnership with the nonprofit Olympia Community Solar, is launching Solarize Bainbridge Island, a limited-time solar group purchasing program designed to make installing solar energy systems simple, affordable, and accessible for the community.…
Sea level rise is no longer a distant possibility. It is already shaping our shorelines, infrastructure, ecosystems, and daily lives in Puget Sound, so say the backers of this year’s Bainbridge Island Environmental Conference.
“Rising Seas” is the topic of …
Enrollment is now open for the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Basic Academy. Classes are March 14, 15, 21, and 22 from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) training enables ordinary people to safely act as …
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