Business
Future homes may be very, very passive
Imagine, architect Robert Moore poses, living comfortably in a Northwest home that doesn’t have mechanical heating or air-conditioning…
News
HDDP project planned for former Government Way area
It didn’t take long for the first development project to surface after the city’s Housing Design Demonstration Project…
Business
Bakery shall return, but not on wheels
As it turned out, Elliott Yakush’s bread sales were too successful for his own good. Elliott and his…
Life
Christmas in the Country Dec. 4-6
It was only a matter of time before Hajni Joslyn’s home off Mandus-Olson Road became a venue for…
Business
Handmade crafts find a home on Bainbridge
Katie Butler has five young children so you know she’s a little short of idle time. But not…
News
Individuals giving more this year
With about $325,000 collected six weeks into this year’s One Call For All campaign, donations are up slightly…
Life
Veteran’s ‘release’ creates a Vietnam narrative
“Dig-It was in one piece – his mama could caress his face one last time. As fear percolated…
News
EMS levy gets voters’ support
It’s not official yet, but it appears the Bainbridge Island Fire Department EMS levy will pass overwhelmingly. As…
News
Dismissal of attempted child molestation charge reversed
The state Court of Appeals offered a split decision this week in its ruling involving a Bainbridge Island…
Business
Electric ride
Have you parked your fancy bike because you’ve grown weary of the pain experienced when climbing the island’s…
Opinion
And the winners are? Hopefully, island voters | In our opinion | Oct. 16
From the Review’s point of view, i.e., a paid observer, the six months between the change-of-government election on…
Sports
Passing Crusaders will test Spartans’ defense
For a young team, learning from a loss is the most important part of losing. Losing late in…
Sports
Late field goal downs Spartans, 29-27
A 32-yard field by junior Sean Grady with 18 seconds left in the game rallied Seattle Prep to…