It’s back for another year. Beginning February 1, the community is invited to learn about and weigh in “on six of the most important foreign policy issues facing the United States today,” says Kathleen Thorne, co-coordinator of Great Decisions …
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As City Manager Blair King Winds Down his Career, He Reflects on the Island’s Idiosyncratic Ag Community; Farewell Event Scheduled for Jan. 28th
By Blair King
Near my house are a few pastures. One has goats and a sheep, and the other has two llamas. The goats and llamas are stars in our neighborhood. My neighbors visit the goats and entice them to …
City News Bytes: Eagle Harbor/Wyatt Projects Are Inching Along, Spanking New Water Tank Should Be Up and Running Soon, Affordable Housing Project Misses Out on Funding
If you live on the south end of the island, you’re probably frustrated with the pace of the infrastructure project unfolding on Wyatt Way and the Head of the Bay. But the City of Bainbridge Island assures us that progress …
Island Theatre presents “Reckless,” “a Bittersweet Fable for our Time” by Award-Winning playwright Craig Lucas at the Library!
Island Theatre presents “Reckless,” “a bittersweet fable for our time” by award-winning playwright Craig Lucas. Performances will take place at the Bainbridge Public Library on Saturday, January 24 at 7 pm and Sunday, January 25 at 3 pm. No …
Island Community groups to Unveil Reverse Time Capsule, Author David Guterson to Release His Latest Novel at Island Event, Plus, Find Out Where WSF is Heading in an Online Update
As most of us are aware, traditional time capsules preserve the past, while so-called “reverse time capsules” project the future.
Multiple community groups and a regional artist have come together to create and install a Reverse Time Capsule for Sea …
Islandwood’s Impact in Action Awards: Inspiring the Next Generation of Environmental Stewards. Nominate Someone! Local Comedian Dan Rosenberg Brings His Act to BPA Tonight!
There’s just over a week left to submit nominations for a student and educator for islandwood’s Impact in Action Awards.
The award recognizes students and educators who’ve been inspired by their experience with IslandWood programs and, as a result, …
If You’re Interested in Getting Involved in this Coming Summer’s World Cup in Seattle, You Should Consider Attending Thursday’s Ready Kitsap Summit
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 …
Big Crowd Enjoyed Traditional Taiko Drummers, Pounding Rice, and Making Mochi at Annual Japanese Festival This Past Weekend
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, …
Travelogue: Looking For a Fun Trip Abroad? Try Portugal, a Wonderful Place to Bike, Tour and Soak in Lots of Culture, History and Food!
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, …
Potpourri: How to Recycle and Compost Holiday Gift Wrapping, Lights, and Decorations; History Museum New Exhibit on Japanese Americans; Chamber’s New Entrepreneur Meet Up!
Kitsap County Holiday Recycle Guide. Holiday times can create a lot of waste. More packages arrive on doorsteps. Wrapping paper, bows and ribbons are left behind from gifts. Lights, decorations and wreaths wear out or break. Many are …





