Despite the tragic loss of life and the lasting effect it had on our nation’s international affairs, the Korean War is often referred to as “The Forgotten War.”
Five of the 15 volunteer board members of the Bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council have left the organization.
Neglected boats are a worsening state problem.
The Spartans, having lost eight straight games this year, played hard and scored a massive win in their first post-season game at home against Franklin High on Friday, Nov. 1.
There is no doubt who will be the next commissioner for Position 4 on the Bainbridge Island Fire Department fire board.
With 4,488 ballots counted in this one of three contested races this November for the Bainbridge Island Fire Department Commission, YongSuk Cho said it still may be too early to declare victory for Position 2.
Long-time island resident and career firefighter YongSuk Cho successfully beat out opponent David H. Lynch for Position 2 on the board for the Bainbridge Island Fire Department.
Eileen A. McSherry, manager of Human Resources for Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue, is beating opponent William “Bill” Ruddick in the Position 4 race for Bainbridge Island Fire Department.
A semi-trailer truck hit a Hyundai Elantra at Highway 305 and Winslow Way near the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art on Monday, Nov. 4, but no one was hurt in the slow-moving collision.
The race for Bainbridge Island Fire Department Commissioner Position 2 features two candidates who could not be more different in terms of their life experiences and personal perspectives.
The candidates who aspire to hold the Position 4 seat on the Bainbridge Island Fire Department agree that the department is in a state of change.
The usual Spartan football story was turned on its head when the Bainbridge High varsity team crushed Franklin High with a final score of 59-14 at their final game at home Friday, Nov. 1.
Documentaries are very trendy right now. Entire sections of Netflix and Hulu are dedicated solely to the availability of documentary films, and so-called “reality” based television shows that claim to offer real looks inside unique subcultures are dominating air time
