You might not notice the water tanks that lurk behind the softball field on the northwest corner of the Bainbridge High School property. One is an old Kelly Green colored water tower that has been anchored in the same spot, …
Downtown Winslow will be filled with hundreds of readers on Friday night, October 10 and all-day Saturday, October 11 as the Island enjoys the second annual Bainbridge Book Festival.
“We couldn’t be more excited about our lineup of more than …
The Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial Association (BIJAEMA) and community partners invite the community-at-large to the 2025 Civil Liberties Symposium to engage with leading voices in civil rights law, history, and advocacy while examining both lessons of the past …
Amid sunny skies and fair weather, a wide variety of elected officials and area influencers from the City of Poulsbo, Kitsap County, City of Bainbridge Island, and Bainbridge Island Metro Parks & Recreation District recentlhy joined a supportive group …
Library U’s Fall Humanities Speaker Series, co-sponsored with the Bainbridge Public Library, the Bainbridge Book Festival, and Humanities Washington, begins September 28 in the Bainbridge Public Library community meeting room. All programs take place in the …
Two area events honoring Sun Day 2025 – A National Mobilization for Clean Energy, will be held this coming Sunday September 21 on Bainbridge Island and across the county in Bremerton.
At the Bainbridge event that will take place from …
Long-time islander and former government attorney John Benjes likes to ride his bike – a lot! He’s a regular card-carrying member of the Geezers of Fury, a group of mostly retirees, who ride three days a week up and …
The City’s much talked about Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI) project, slated for the site of the former Police Station at 625 Winslow Way, just north of the Ferry Terminal, will be discussed at a Planning Commission meeting tomorrow evening …
A tradition like no other occurs every September in our humble, little Bainbridge home. It’s the harvesting, peeling, slicing and cutting of our fruit tree bounty.
We suspect that there are hundreds, if not thousands, of families on the island …
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