As most of us are aware, traditional time capsules preserve the past, while so-called “reverse time capsules” project the future.
Multiple community groups and a regional artist have come together to create and install a Reverse Time Capsule for Sea …
There’s just over a week left to submit nominations for a student and educator for islandwood’s Impact in Action Awards.
The award recognizes students and educators who’ve been inspired by their experience with IslandWood programs and, as a result, …
The Greater Kitsap Chamber invites you to join community and industry leaders for Ready Kitsap: 2026 Business & Tourism Summit, a one-day readiness and strategy event designed to help local businesses and nonprofits prepare for the influx of visitors to …
A typical grey and cool January day couldn’t keep hundreds of islanders and visitors from attending this past weekend’s Mochi Tsuki – the Japanese New Year’s festival – at Woodward Middle School.
“It’s no longer just a Japanese American event, …
It’s that time of the year – dark, dreary and somewhat oppressive – when our thoughts start turning to warmer climes and exotic places.
Depending on your time constraints, frame of mind, budget and vacation style – fast and furious, …
Kitsap County Holiday Recycle Guide. Holiday times can create a lot of waste. More packages arrive on doorsteps. Wrapping paper, bows and ribbons are left behind from gifts. Lights, decorations and wreaths wear out or break. Many are …
For more than three decades, the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Community (BIJAC) has hosted Mochi Tsuki, a Japanese festival aimed at ringing in the New Year in a traditional way. The fun family event – open to people of …
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health (VMFH) has added two significant expansion projects to its menu of services designed to increase access to essential health care in Kitsap County and beyond. A new patient tower at St. Michael Medical Center (SMMC) in …
By Dr. Howard Frumkin
The recent election on Bainbridge Island featured a lot of anti-development and anti-growth talk. Some of it was overt, and some was more subtle, framed as “maintaining the island’s character.”
I get it. I’m among locals …
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