Thomas “Thom” Alpaugh – the island’s newly minted Municipal Court Judge – has deep island roots. His Dad established what many believe to be the first Bainbridge law firm in the 1950s. His mom worked for American Marine Bank (now …
Bainbridge film fans love the Manhattan Short’s “live” festival that sells out nearly every September at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. During the winter months, the worldwide organization holds its annual on-line film festival from now until Midnight February …
Long-time Bainbridge businessman and the City’s first Mayor, Sam J. Granato, passed away recently at the age of 87 after suffering from congestive heart failure. Granato was co-owner of the Historic Lynwood Theatre and later Bainbridge Cinemas, and …
New Ferry Terminal Pedestrian Walkway Open
After a nearly a year and a half of construction, the new overhead pedestrian walkway at the Bainbridge terminal finally opened this past week.
Work has been underway since the Summer of 2022 to …
Mark your calendars and plan to enjoy a fun and informative evening on February 15th with Tom Fucoloro, author of the new book Biking Uphill in the Rain. Tom’s book details the long history of bicycles and transportation …
Water, water everywhere. There’s water in our basement. Argh! There’s water running in culverts on island roads, rushing in creeks that are usually silent, down streets and driveways, off of trees and buildings, and bubbling up through lawns and grasses. …
Bainbridge, of course, is the home of Pickleball, and the sport is exploding all over the world. Celebrities are playing it on a regular basis, there’s a pro circuit well underway, and it’s even mentioned on television sit-coms and variety …
Rep. Nance to Hold Town Meeting to Fix Our Ferries
Whether you’re a regular commuter or an occasional rider or driver, the Washington State Ferries are our lifeline to the mainland. Before the Pandemic in 2020, the Bainbridge-Seattle ferry was …
Interested in trying out your vocal cords, or leaping into a new past time? If you like to sing in the shower, or otherwise, or you have singing experience, you might consider joining Crescendo! for its upcoming spring session. The …
Churchmouse Yarns & Teas, the once iconic knitting store in Downtown Winslow, is on the move again, adding a new off-island address and adopting an innovative business concept to serve its loyal customer base, says the 24-year-old store’s chief …
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