If you never had the opportunity to meet Rick Chandler face to face, you missed out on shaking hands with a kind, gentle and incredibly engaging person. Rick or “Ricky,” as he was sometimes called, passed away peacefully at his
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Many Smart and Talented People Call Bainbridge Island Home, and the Latest to be Recognized is Nobel Prize Winner Dr. Fred Ramsdell
Bainbridge Island is a smart place, a very smart place. Our physical attributes are second to none. We have beautiful forests, pristine creeks and waterways, and impeccable beaches and parklands. And our human population – you know, people like us …
It’s That Spooky Time of Year Again. Check out our list of Halloween Activities on Bainbridge Island for Kids of All Ages!
As we islanders know, we love our holidays on Bainbridge, and celebrating Fall and Halloween is no different. There’s a lot going on throughout the month of October, and here at The Island Wanderer, we’ve done our best to …
Check Out a Hilarious and Sharply Witted Satire of an American Tradition That Might Not Be What You Think in ‘The Thanksgiving Play’ this coming Weekend
Island Theatre presents “The Thanksgiving Play,” a ‘comedy within a satire’ about well-meaning white people attempting to create a politically correct elementary school play about the first Thanksgiving without involving Native Americans.
What could go wrong?
“The Thanksgiving Play” is …
Winter May Soon Have Us in its Grip But Be Sure to Check Out the Fall Leaves First. They Are Always a Sight to Behold!
If you’re a fan of the book and television series “Game of Thrones,” then you’re more than likely familiar with the phrase, “Winter is Coming.”
On Bainbridge Island, and throughout the Pacific Northwest, winter is coming indeed. All you have …
Thousands Turn Out Locally to Demonstrate in No Kings Day of Peaceful Action, While Nationwide. 7 million People Rallied Peacefully
Bainbridge Island was of more than 2,700 cities and towns nationwide that participated in one of the largest single-day demonstrations in U.S. history. According to the web site, NoKings.org, nearly seven million Americans gathered together Saturday – some 2 million …
Busy Weekend: The Play that Goes Wrong, Godspell, Trans Conversation at Library, No Kings 2 Demonstration, Candidates Debate at Senior Center
The Play That Goes Wrong is part Monty Python, part Sherlock Holmes, and 100% chaos. This Olivier Award–winning farce follows an ambitious (but hopelessly inept) theater troupe attempting to stage a 1920s murder mystery. As the set crumbles, …
Expect a Lively Debate at Senior Center Candidates Forum on Sunday, Oct. 19; Make Your Plans For the History Museum’s Turn Back Time Gala
Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day Today at Woodward Middle School; This Coming Saturday No Kings 2 Demonstrations on Bainbridge and Elsewhere
Indivisible Bainbridge Island is staging two events later this month. The first one on tap is the nationwide No Kings 2 demonstration slated for Saturday October 18. It is one of more than 2,500 peaceful, non-violent demonstrations taking place across …
City News Bytes: Got to Love that New Water Tank Sprouting in Winslow, What’s Next For the Head of Bay, Do You Know What SEPA Means?
You might not notice the water tanks that lurk behind the softball field on the northwest corner of the Bainbridge High School property. One is an old Kelly Green colored water tower that has been anchored in the same spot, …





