Long-time Islander John Grinter is something of a Renaissance man. He’s known in some circles as a trail blazer, having helped build scores of trails throughout the island and for being a staunch advocate for non-motorized transportation.
But he’s also …
It’s a mystery. No one knows exactly when it will happen, or for that matter, what its exact origin really is, but one thing is for certain, the Scotch Broom Parade is a uniquely Bainbridge event, and takes place every …
The Marge Williams Center is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a Community Open House from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 16. The familiar red building is located at 221 Winslow Way West in Downtown Winslow.
Friends, supporters, …
What’s in a photo? More than you think. Often overlooked details in historic photos can provide important clues to a family’s historical background, such as when and where a photo was taken; social standing or occupation; fraternal organization and memberships; …
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By Dana Binnendijk
As Bainbridge Community Foundation (BCF) marks its 25th year in business in 2026, the organization isn’t just celebrating an anniversary, it’s celebrating the people who made it possible.
Community is more than a boundary on a map. …
You may already know the story. Bainbridge Island’s Fred Ramsdell, a 64-year-old immunologist, was hiking off the grid in the Wyoming/Montana area of the Rocky Mountains last fall when he learned he won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology
Marlee Matlin, the American actress, author, producer, and deaf activist who became the youngest and first deaf performer to win an Academy Award for her Best Actress performance in “Children of a Lesser God” (1986) is featured in …
It’s that time of the month for islanders to discover the vibrant heart of Bainbridge’s creativity at the First Friday Art Walk tonight – May 1 – in beautiful Downtown Winslow. Immerse yourself in a captivating blend of art,
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