The new Lost Valley Trail opens Oct. 1, fulfilling a 30-year vision and completing the final link in Bainbridge Island’s longest cross-island trail route.
The public trail will be celebrated with a Ribbon Cutting at 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 1,
By Denise Stoughton
There are plenty of reasons to spend any summer night looking up. This past Saturday, September 12, Bainbridge Island had another one: a local high-school senior who thinks quantum mechanics might go down a little easier with …
The Bainbridge Island Parks & Trails Foundation has purchased 7.3 acres of woodland on Koura Road to create the island’s newest open space park. Â
The parcel was purchased from the Hayashida family, which has stewarded it for generations. It
“The sound of birds stops the noise in my mind” – Singer-Songwriter Carly Simon
Bainbridge Island’s natural environment is a wonderful place to observe nature, meditate, get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, or as the Eagles …
Join the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District and other organizations on Thursday, July 23 from 4-6 p.m. at Prue’s House to learn about the meadow restoration planned for Hilltop and how the project will help improve wildfire resilience, …
Join in the fun for an evening of reflection, speakers, performances, sign making, music, food, and community as Bainbridge Island celebrates Juneteenth on June 12 from 5-7 p.m. at Bainbridge Island Town Square. All are welcome – fun for all
Washington State Ferries officially celebrated its 75th anniversary this past Monday, June 1. A slew of events are being planned to recognize the milestone across Puget Sound throughout the month of June.
On Sunday, June 7, the
Special to The Island Wanderer
You could say that Williams-Olson is a park more than a century in the making. Â
The namesake clan’s ties to the property overlooking Manzanita Bay date to the late 19th century, bonds strengthened
Long-time Islander John Grinter is something of a Renaissance man. He’s known in some circles as a trail blazer, having helped build scores of trails throughout the island and for being a staunch advocate for non-motorized transportation.
But he’s also …
Now that Artimis II has successfully circumnavigated the moon and splashed down safely in the Pacific, the Battle Point Observatory (BPO) and Dark Sky Olympic Peninsula (DS-OP), invites the community to participate in Dark Sky Week, from April 13-20. …
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