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*August 5, 2022 – Editors Note: this article was corrected to remove an editing error in paragraph two (reference to Terry and Marty Smith)
Pickleball is becoming ubiquitous. The game that had its humble beginnings on our little rock back …
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If you like breakfast and conversation, Bainbridge Island’s Oatmeal Club might be just what the doctor ordered.
Comprised primarily of retirement-aged men (although you don’t have to be retired to join), the club has been around in one form or …
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Written by Kevin Dwyer
We know the island has an incredible array of beautiful deciduous trees, and now, for the 17th year running, Bainbridge has been recognized as a Tree City USA through a program administered by the Arbor Day …
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Written by Kevin Dwyer
If you were hoping to get a COVID-19 vaccine booster shot this coming Saturday, you’re sort of, kind of, out of luck. Right now, appointments are full for the final vaccine booster clinic of 2021 that …
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For a variety of reasons, this is one of our favorite times of the year, what with holiday cheer, gatherings with friends and family, bright lights ablaze to contrast with the short days and darkness, and perhaps best of all, …
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Even if you’ve only had just a rudimentary taste of anthropology, you probably have heard the phrase, “the missing link”.
During the height Charles Darwin’s popularity and his then controversial take on evolution, this non-scientific term arose in discussions about …
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If you like hiking and new areas to explore on Bainbridge Island, the Lost Valley is right up your alley.
The City hosted a virtual public meeting last week to gather input on a proposal to build trails in the
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Looking for some cool and affordable holiday gifts?
Check out Saturday’s Holiday Thrift Sale at the Bainbridge Island Community Senior Center on the Waterfront. The sale is from 9am – 2pm in Huney Hall.
According to BICSC Executive Director …
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The Lost Valley sounds like it could be the title of a black and white movie made in the 1920s or ’30s (imagine King Kong emerging from the fog with Fay Raye in his left hand), or perhaps a poem …
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It’s hard to believe – looking back now – that the City of Bainbridge Island, as an incorporated entity, has been around for three decades.
If you’re a long-time islander like me, or a newbie fresh off the boat, …
