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, …
Pegasus Coffee, a time-honored name in the Greater Seattle specialty coffee scene, has hired Ryan Rabaca to be its new Head of Coffee & Roasting Operations. With an extensive background in green coffee buying, roasting, and a string …
You may be a poet and don’t know it. Community members of all ages are invited to submit poems for this year’s Poetry Corners exhibit. Submissions are due March 1.
This year’s theme is “All Creatures Great and Small.” Organizers …
Short Term City Dock Rates Are on the Increase
In 2024, the City Council conducted a thorough review of the annual costs associated with managing and maintaining the City Dock at Waterfront Park.
During the review, it was discovered that …
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 …
Long Arm of New Trump Administration Impacting City Projects
Much has been reported of late about the new Trump Administration’s efforts to transform the federal government. Some of those actions may be coming to roost on Bainbridge Island.
On Monday, …
Generous art collectors from the Bainbridge community have donated works of art to Bainbridge Arts & Crafts for the Collectors’ Sale. Featuring painting, sculpture, glass, and ceramics. The show opens on First Friday, January 3, and runs through February 2…
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 looked like a Winter Wonderland outside and felt like a …
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