Regatta preps rowers for season
Bainbridge Island Rowing hosted the Salt Watta Regatta 2019 in Eagle Harbor on Sunday, March 10 and the regatta was… Continue reading
Politics
Bainbridge council to offer support for Green New Deal
The Bainbridge Island City Council may throw its political clout behind the Green New Deal. The Green New Deal —… Continue reading
There’s Will to Act on Guns in America. So Why Don’t We? | John L. Micek
Six days. That’s how long it took New Zealand’s parliament, led by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern with the support of… Continue reading
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Environmental assessment complete for Bainbridge High 100 Building project
The city of Bainbridge Island has completed its environmental review of the Bainbridge High School 100 Building replacement project. The… Continue reading
Bainbridge blotter | Screaming, tossed chips – most unwelcome
Selected reports from the Bainbridge Island Police Department blotter. MONDAY, MARCH 4 10:40 a.m. An employee of the Subway restaurant… Continue reading
Life
The sound of Galax: Wild Ponies stampede onto the Treehouse stage
We’ll always be the pinball that bounces between folk, rock and roll, and country.” That’s Telisha Williams, half of the… Continue reading
‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ is back on the big screen
The 1962 classic “To Kill A Mockingbird” will return to the big screen at Bainbridge Cinemas for a special one-night-only… Continue reading
Opinion
Our Future is Bright Again | Guest Viewpoint
It was a refreshing moment at a recent city council meeting when Mayor Kol Medina said we were were witnessing… Continue reading
Today’s cartoon for Tuesday, March 26
Today’s cartoon is by Dave Granlund, PoliticalCartoons.com.… Continue reading
Sports
Regatta preps rowers for season
Bainbridge Island Rowing hosted the Salt Watta Regatta 2019 in Eagle Harbor on Sunday, March 10 and the regatta was… Continue reading
BHS comes up even against Bishop Blanchet
The Spartan boys junior varsity soccer team battled to 2-2 tie in recent action against Bishop Blanchet. Bainbridge faced the… Continue reading
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