2019 Spartan Sports Preview | Bainbridge girls slow to start this year in varsity basketball
After a stellar start — a record number of hopefuls turned out for tryouts, and all were kept for one… Continue reading
Politics
Gaslighting Grifter Governance | Tom H. Hastings
Yeah, Donald Trump lies constantly — several proven each day. However, he is the gatekeeper to grifting, as may be… Continue reading
Republicans Promote Know-Nothingness During Impeachment Hearings | John L. Micek
It’s not often that you get to watch what conservative author Tom Nichols has called “the death of expertise” unfold… Continue reading
News
Public hearing on Winslow Hotel pushed back until January
Bainbridge city officials announced Friday the hearing scheduled for the controversial Winslow Hotel project has been postponed to Thursday, Jan.… Continue reading
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to host Walking Tour Nativity
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will host a Walking Tour Nativity from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday,… Continue reading
Bainbridge blotter | Get off the phone
Bainbridge police will add patrols for DUI drivers
TRAVEL ADVISORY | New temporary sailing schedule for Bainbridge, Bremerton coming in January
Bainbridge blotter | Speeding while DUI
Whistleblower on Councilwoman Nassar’s permit problems worried about retaliation after ‘bogus’ claims
Life
Paula Boggs returns to the Treehouse stage
Army airborne veteran, corporate attorney, social activist and eclectic singer-songwriter Paula Boggs and her six-piece band traverse jazz, world, folk,… Continue reading
Best Bets for Dec. 13-15 | The Bainbridge Blab
Even though tickets are sold out for the Bainbridge Performing Arts production of “Matilda The Musical” there is still plenty… Continue reading
BPAA hosts ‘Silly Star Wars Xmas Special’
Island author’s poetic memoir now available
Classic Garland musical returns to the big screen on Bainbridge for 75th anniversary
BHS Concert Choir sings at Winter Concert
Let there be (a lot of) lights: Island man’s house is bedecked in holiday trimmings for a good cause
Reader Poll
Opinion
Happy Birthday, Kay Nakao! | Guest Viewpoint
Kazuko “Kay” Sakai Nakao celebrates her 100th birthday Friday. As illustrated in Cameron Snow’s wonderful 2015 documentary about the Sakai… Continue reading
Today’s cartoon for Friday, Dec. 13
Today’s cartoon is by Jeff Koterba, Omaha World Herald.… Continue reading
Sports
Island boys nab win in b-ball debut
A 76-34 win on the road against Kingston got the season started right for the Bainbridge High School varsity boys… Continue reading
Vikings best Bainbridge girls 53-45 in varsity basketball | Photo gallery
Looking for a boost on Monday night before beginning their Olympic League slate, the North Kitsap Vikings shut down the… Continue reading
North Kitsap beats Bainbridge in its first victory of the season
Grading the Seahawks’ 28-12 loss to the L.A. Rams | Chad Davis
2019 Spartan Sports Preview | BHS boys look to mostly fresh faces to deliver b-ball goods
2019-2020 BHS boys varsity basketball schedule
Rams keep the Seahawks from clinching a playoff spot
Most Read
Whistleblower on Councilwoman Nassar’s permit problems worried about retaliation after ‘bogus’ claims
Appeal filed against city’s environmental review of Winslow Hotel
Let there be (a lot of) lights: Island man’s house is bedecked in holiday trimmings for a good cause
Bainbridge blotter | ‘Awkward attempt at a prank’
Costs may rise for Bainbridge’s new police station/courthouse if ‘green building’ design is pursued
Most Commented
Appeal filed against city’s environmental review of Winslow Hotel
Bainbridge council considers ‘Bill of Rights’ for nature, ecosystems
Whistleblower on Councilwoman Nassar’s permit problems worried about retaliation after ‘bogus’ claims
Gaslighting Grifter Governance
’Tis the Season for Phony Outrage and Made Up Controversies
Bainbridge council OKs paper-bag fee increase, 25 cent fee for paper cups may be next
Chick-fil-A’s Capitulation is Sad But Not Surprising