Members of the public are invited to attend the Bainbridge History Museum’s Free Annual Meeting on Saturday, February 7 starting at 1 p.m. in the BARN’s Great Room with our featured Speaker Jonathan Evison. The History Museum will also …
It’s back for another year. Beginning February 1, the community is invited to learn about and weigh in “on six of the most important foreign policy issues facing the United States today,” says Kathleen Thorne, co-coordinator of Great Decisions …
By Blair King
Near my house are a few pastures. One has goats and a sheep, and the other has two llamas. The goats and llamas are stars in our neighborhood. My neighbors visit the goats and entice them to …
If you live on the south end of the island, you’re probably frustrated with the pace of the infrastructure project unfolding on Wyatt Way and the Head of the Bay. But the City of Bainbridge Island assures us that progress …
Island Theatre presents “Reckless,” “a bittersweet fable for our time” by award-winning playwright Craig Lucas. Performances will take place at the Bainbridge Public Library on Saturday, January 24 at 7 pm and Sunday, January 25 at 3 pm. No …
As most of us are aware, traditional time capsules preserve the past, while so-called “reverse time capsules” project the future.
Multiple community groups and a regional artist have come together to create and install a Reverse Time Capsule for Sea …
There’s just over a week left to submit nominations for a student and educator for islandwood’s Impact in Action Awards.
The award recognizes students and educators who’ve been inspired by their experience with IslandWood programs and, as a result, …
Kitsap County Holiday Recycle Guide. Holiday times can create a lot of waste. More packages arrive on doorsteps. Wrapping paper, bows and ribbons are left behind from gifts. Lights, decorations and wreaths wear out or break. Many are …
By Dr. Howard Frumkin
The recent election on Bainbridge Island featured a lot of anti-development and anti-growth talk. Some of it was overt, and some was more subtle, framed as “maintaining the island’s character.”
I get it. I’m among locals …
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