A tradition like no other occurs every September in our humble, little Bainbridge home. It’s the harvesting, peeling, slicing and cutting of our fruit tree bounty.
We suspect that there are hundreds, if not thousands, of families on the island …
A tradition like no other occurs every September in our humble, little Bainbridge home. It’s the harvesting, peeling, slicing and cutting of our fruit tree bounty.
We suspect that there are hundreds, if not thousands, of families on the island …
Hear ye, hear ye, all Yee cinema lovers, theater goers, long-suffering worshipers of the Silver Screen, and maybe some wannabes out there, the Manhattan Short Film Festival is back for another year of fun-filled film watching and scoring.
Come and …
Our island and our region – specifically the Kitsap Peninsula – have some wonderful places to hike, walk and explore nature.
As summer slips into fall and the days get shorter and cooler, the weather is perfect for a hike …
The opening lines to John …
Your voice is essential in shaping Bainbridge Island’s future, according to City of Bainbridge Island officials.
Towards that end, the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Bainbridge Island Comprehensive Plan Periodic Update and the Winslow Subarea Plan Update…
You don’t have to look very far or wide on Bainbridge Island to notice the growing number of electric cars and e-bikes cruising island streets and byways.
Stand on the corner of Wyatt Way and Grow Avenue on any given …
Where were you when the lights went out? When I was kid growing up in Upstate New York, there was a huge power outage one night in the late fall of 1966 that effected the entire Eastern Seaboard. The lights …
Ok, let’s face it, the thought of eating pie and bicycling seem like contradictory activities, Capiche? But not if you’re a member of Squeaky Wheels, the Bainbridge Island Bicycle Advocates, which will be hosting its annual Bike for …
Pickleball and coffee? Ok, this pairing doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue like say, Salt and Pepper, Peanut Butter and Jelly, Bread and Butter, Batman and Robin, Stars and Stripes, or Love and Marriage. But Pegasus, a long-time Bainbridge Island
What kid hasn’t dreamed of wanting to become an astronaut? Al Philips, owner and operator of Dolphin Place, a small nature preserve on the north side of Little Manzanita Bay, where he conducts native walks and native plant tours …