A painting of a large face gazes from one of the walls inside the power plant at the former site of the Port Blakely Mill Company, part of the ever-changing graffiti inside the concrete ruins of what once was the largest sawmill in the world.
(Brian Kelly | Bainbridge Island Review)
The Bainbridge Island City Council will receive a presentation on local beaver activity and also reports for city advisory committees…
A number of events will take place in May as part of the 1st Asian Arts and Heritage Festival.
Bainbridge Islanders are known for their love and appreciation of the natural environment. But what inspires that passion, and how…
