No Street Dance, No Parade, No Street Fair. Oh my!
Like last year, the 2021 Grand Old Fourth of July Celebration, which has been a tradition on Bainbridge Island since its inception in 1967, will be a much reduced event …
Trying to beat the heat?
The City of Bainbridge Island’s Emergency Management Coordinator Anne LeSage is monitoring the forecast and will open a cooling center 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 26; Sunday, June 27; and Monday, June
The Rotary Auction & Rummage Sale is a tradition like no other on Bainbridge Island. If you’ve never attended the event, be sure and plan to do so when it returns to a live format – hopefully in 2022.
This …
Whether you’re a regular commuter into Seattle or an occasional day-tripper, the Washington State Ferries are a way of life for we islanders, or you would-be islanders.
Back in the day – circa the late 1980s to the mid-1990s – …
The historic Messenger House Care Center, which has sat dormant for the past several years, is being transformed into the island’s newest memory care and independent and assisted living facility.
Fieldstone Memory Care, together with local partners, purchased the building …
They came, they ate, and they left.
About 120 goats of all shapes, sizes and breeds munched their way through a smorgasbord of shrubs, overgrown blackberry bushes, prickly plants, tree saplings, weeds, ivy and other wild growth as part of …
**Article written by Kevin Dwyer**
We love our island, but sometimes it’s nice to get away for a day or two, or even a long weekend.
We found a nice off-island escape a few weeks back at Salt Creek, a …
Whether you’re aware of it or not, we live in something of a birders paradise, uniquely bordered on the west by a natural fjord and to the north and east by the spectacular Puget Sound.
Bainbridge Island – and the …
Ever since Captain George Vancouver laid anchor off of Restoration Point in 1792, Bainbridge Island has had an association with the maritime industry.
The famed “Mosquito Fleet,” a small flotilla of private boats, sailed between Seattle, Bainbridge Island and other …
What causes people to move to our bucolic, little rock? Every transplant – and that now includes the vast majority of Bainbridge Islanders – has a different story. It could be our proximity to Seattle, our semi-rural environment, or our …
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