Beginning Jan. 1, 2022, Bainbridge Island restaurants, coffee shops and other businesses that deal directly with food and beverages will have to follow stricter guidelines – new regulations – in disposing of food service products. The new regs are part …
If you like breakfast and conversation, Bainbridge Island’s Oatmeal Club might be just what the doctor ordered.
Comprised primarily of retirement-aged men (although you don’t have to be retired to join), the club has been around in one form or …
If you were hoping to get a COVID-19 vaccine booster shot this coming Saturday, you’re sort of, kind of, out of luck. Right now, appointments are full for the final vaccine booster clinic of 2021 that …
Those shots just keep on coming. After months of debate by scientists and health care experts across the country, it’s finally been decided that school aged kids can be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
In anticipation of full approval of Pfizer
It’s a thing here on Bainbridge Island, we love our gardens, whether the gardens are full of edibles or just gorgeous flowers and greenery, and more often than not, we grow more than we can possibly consume and enjoy individually. …
Normally, we shy away from covering politics on the pages of The Island Wanderer, but we thought a clear, objective look at yesterday’s election results were in order.
Typically, City Council races generate the most interest among island voters because …
Reduce, reuse and recycle. The three Rs have been part of the culture and lexicon of Bainbridge Island for decades.
Bainbridge Disposal was one of the first waste management companies in the region – perhaps the state – to offer …
If you’ve been awaiting news of a how, when and where to get that highly anticipated third booster shot, the time has come.
The City of Bainbridge Island in cooperation with Bainbridge Prepares is scheduling its next booster clinic for …
Whether you’re an avid watcher of Bainbridge politics, City Hall and the City Council, or just a causal observer of the proceedings, knowing where the candidates stand on the issues of the day is paramount to representative democracy.
Dave Kragen may be the quintessential co-working space participant. An author of Sci-Fi novels and memoirs, the somewhat shy and introverted writer discovered OfficeXpats in 2012 and has never looked back.
Not only is he a long-time member of the …
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