By Denise Stoughton
Hidden deep within a charming, wood enclave at the north end of Bainbridge Island, the fantastical Frog Hollow Post Office is a sight that few have had the privilege to behold. Perched atop a twelve- foot post, …
By Molly Hetherwick of the Bainbridge Island Review
Bainbridge Island leaders may soon prohibit the use of gas-powered outdoor tools, following the city’s own transition to electric tools over the last several years.
If the City Council approves the ordinance, …
Hundreds, if not a few thousand, Bainbridge Islanders took to the streets this past Saturday April 5 as part of a nationwide protest against the policies of President Donald Trump and his government efficiency adviser Elon Musk.
Participants gathered …
Local organizers are rallying Bainbridge Island residents to take to the streets as part of a nationwide protest on April 5 in the largest single day of action since President Donald Trump was sworn in for a second term on …
The Bainbridge Island Japanese American Community Home – BIJAC invites the public to join them on Sunday, March 30, to commemorate the 83rd anniversary of the forced removal of Japanese American friends and neighbors from Bainbridge Island.
The commemoration …
Today is St. Patrick’s Day, celebrating, as it were, the wearin’ of the green. If you grew up in an Irish cultural setting like myself, you wear something green on this day, or be subjected to being pinched by your …
By Margaret Millmore
For many Bainbridge Islanders and Pacific Northwesterners, cycling isn’t just a wonderful way to exercise and enjoy our beautiful PNW scenery, it’s a way of life and an environmentally friendly source of transportation—regardless of the weather …
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