Lawsuit Alleges Conflict of Interest by former City Councilor
Former Bainbridge Mayor and City Council member Kol Medina is the subject of a lawsuit alleging a conflict of interest over a donation made by CHI Franciscan to a foundation Medina …
The wind is blowing, the leaves are falling, the sky is gray, and darkness is quickly descending upon us. It must be Halloween. America’s new favorite holiday is unfolding today and kids (and adults) everywhere – including Bainbridge Island …
Island real estate developer Doug Nelson is transforming the old Clean Center building at 290 Madison Ave. – adjacent to City Hall – into a modern office and retail suite.
The 5,800-square-foot structure has housed a number of different businesses …
City Council to Vote on Affordable Housing Tonight
All right, some people aren’t going to like this, but let’s get real, the Pacific Northwest, Seattle, and more specifically, our own Bainbridge Island, have it all over the Midwest!
Ouch. We know that’s a bit of a broad brushed …
Solving the affordable housing challenge on Bainbridge Island – and many other similarly affluent communities in Washington State and around the country – is a major hurdle in a world of escalating real estate prices, higher building costs and diminishing …
Let face it, most parents love to brag about their kids and their kids’ accomplishments. It sort of comes with the territory these days. If you’re a parent, you know the drill. You run into a friend or acquaintance you …
In spite of our recent of run of smoky weather, this has been a truly wonderful summer, with warm days and evenings, and clear, blue, sunny skies during most days. Plenty of great opportunities to get outside and bike, camp, …
Using alcohol to lure potential supporters to an event of any kind is as old as the hills. Think Greeks and Romans. Indeed, attend almost any fundraiser on Bainbridge Island and you’re likely to see wine, beer and spirits freely …
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