If you’ve never attended the Bainbridge Island Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale, you’re in for a treat, that is if you enjoy shopping for “deals” and don’t mind crowds of people and lots of traffic.
The Auction and Rummage …
Thousands of people partied last night during the July 3rd Street Dance in Downtown Winslow. Today, we celebrate Independence Day with a slew of activities all-day- long throughout the downtown area, from pancakes breakfasts to fun runs to classic car …
The Historic Lynwood Theatre was packed this past Saturday, on an otherwise gorgeous late spring afternoon, as hundreds of islanders listened to an array of speakers – from politicians to poets to heads of nonprofit organizations – in an effort …
What happens when 10 guys from disparate backgrounds decide to fly across country and ride bikes along a trail that follows the historic Eric Canal?
Normally, you would expect chaos to ensue. And, truth be told, there was some of …
You can forgive Mike Cox if he sounds a bit like Howard Beale, the slightly madcap newscaster from the 1970s movie Network, who was fond of yelling – usually out a window – “I’m mad as hell and I’m
In past years, you may have seen members of American Legion Collin Hyde Post 172 of Bainbridge Island distributing poppies throughout the community. Along with American flags adorning some Island streets and at the ferry terminal, these efforts are part …
No one knows exactly when it will happen, or what its exact origin is, but one thing is for certain, the Scotch Broom Parade is a uniquely Bainbridge event.
This year’s spontaneous parade occurred on Tuesday May 19 on Winslow …
Our ferries are near and dear to our hearts. Some long-time commuters estimate they’ve spent years of their lives plying back and forth between Bainbridge Island and Seattle on the rapid waters of Puget Sound.
Deals have been done, friendships …
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