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, …
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 …
If you’re looking for some fun entertainment this weekend, be sure and checkout Bainbridge’s favorite Django/Gypsy Jazz Band, Ranger and the Re-Arrangers. They are playing two Jazzy Holiday Concerts the weekend of Dec. 27 and 28th — on Bainbridge
When I was kid growing up in Upstate New York, the Christmas season was a truly magical time of year. Normally, we’d have snow. Lots of snow. Sometimes it resembled a Winter Wonderland outside and it felt like …
The City of Bainbridge Island’s Hearing Examiner has denied the City’s request for dismissal in the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) appeal filed in relation to the affordable housing project at the corner of Winslow Way and Highway 305 and …
“Creating a physical work by hand from raw materials is magic!” declares Alisa Banks, a visual artist from Dallas whose fiber-based books and collages explore her Louisiana Creole heritage and the African diaspora. It’s this sense …
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