It all began more than a century ago, when a little brick bakery was built within the confines of Fort Ward to serve the military community that lived there. However, its story was just beginning.
Fort Ward was established in …
It all began more than a century ago, when a little brick bakery was built within the confines of Fort Ward to serve the military community that lived there. However, its story was just beginning.
Fort Ward was established in …
The Bainbridge Island Amateur Radio Club (BARC) has been on our radar for some time, we’ve come across their contributions to the island community on many occasions, such as their work with Bainbridge Prepares, and providing radio communication for the …
Ok, let’s face it, when it comes to the Rotary Auction & Rummage Sale, the first question on most people’s minds is not “what did you buy?”, but rather, “how much did they make?”
The Bainbridge Island Rotary Club, …
In 1992, three not-so-amateurish astronomers, Edwin E. Ritchie, John H. Rudolph and Mac Gardiner founded the Battle Point Astronomical Association (BPAA), named for the location in which the group met at Battle Point Park. Although we definitely have our share …
Last month The Island Wanderer Blog did a feature on Bay Hay and Feed, and while there, I had the pleasure of meeting one of their employees, Tami Meader, who also happens to be on the board of Friends …
What’s not to like about a child, a senior, and a book? It’s the perfect combination, right?
Reading is the foundation block of all learning and practicing early and often is extremely important in our ever-changing world. That’s one reason …
The Rotary Auction & Rummage Sale is a tradition like no other on Bainbridge Island. If you’ve never attended the event, be sure and plan to do so when it returns to a live format – hopefully in 2022.
This …