Our rights are being taken(away) in front of our very eyes – and in this moment, our silence gives them permission (to do so), say backers of the No Kings Day of Peaceful Action, a local and national movement …
Paul Brainerd, an island icon and a champion of our community’s parks and trails, sadly passed away last month. But his legacy goes way beyond his staunch support of the Bainbridge Island Parks & Trails Foundation and the creation …
The curtain fell late last week on the Washington Legislature’s 60-day session. A lot
Veteran community theater actor Jeff Brown and a couple of friends have founded a new theater company on Bainbridge Island called Sharp Tack Productions.
The new troupe’s first show – “Still” by Lia Romeo – will open on March …
Sea level rise is no longer a distant possibility. It is already shaping our shorelines, infrastructure, ecosystems, and daily lives in Puget Sound, so say the backers of this year’s Bainbridge Island Environmental Conference.
“Rising Seas” is the topic of …
There’s more to Seattle than its reputation as a favorite getaway for Bainbridge Islanders and tourists from a far. According to Travel + Leisure Magazine, a study by the digital entertainment platform JB ranked the Emerald City as the …
Enrollment is now open for the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Basic Academy. Classes are March 14, 15, 21, and 22 from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) training enables ordinary people to safely act as …
Due to the need for a larger venue, the remaining three sessions of the Great Decisions foreign affairs discussion series will take place at Bethany Lutheran Church, 7968 Finch Rd. NE, rather than the Bainbridge Public Library.
The time …
The Bainbridge High School Band Boosters will present the Eighth annual Puget ‘Sounds’ Jazz Festival on March 6 and 7 at the BHS Theater. The festival features an expanded lineup of participating jazz ensembles from across the region, some …
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