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Life on the farm no time to lay back
When John Chang was just starting out, software engineering work paid the bills, but growing fruit and vegetables…
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Vintner down on the farm trail
Mike Lempriere, owner of Perennial Vintners, sees people hiking past his property daily as they follow a well-established…
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BI man finishes cross-nation run for mental health
When Greg Nance of Bainbridge Island ran through Ocean Shores at sunset July 17, he was surprised to…
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2 from GOP challenge Randall for Senate
Two Republican candidates are challenging incumbent Emily Randall, a Democrat, for the state Senate District 26 seat in…
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Frequently asked questions about trees
How do I find out if I need a permit to remove a tree from my property?
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New BI arborist to keep folks from barking up wrong tree
Trees are deeply rooted with love from Bainbridge Islanders, and the city has hired a new arborist to…
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BIFD celebrates 80th year with public picnic
The Bainbridge Island Fire Department will celebrate its 80th anniversary with a party at Battle Point Park July…
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Woman retires after 40 years with BISD
After 40 years at the Bainbridge Island School District, Peggy Paige, executive director of Business, retired June 30.
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New exhibit shares untold BI stories
Creating a new permanent exhibit for a museum can be a daunting task, but for Merilee Mostov it…
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PRIDE festival returns in July
After a three-year hiatus, organizers have set the 4th Annual Bainbridge Pride Festival for July 17 at Waterfront…
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Harrison demolition helps with 3 tiny homes
On a gray Juneuary morning, a small group was spotted huddling in the drizzle outside a construction site…
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BI schools chief reflects on year
Now that classrooms are empty, Bainbridge high schools’ seniors have graduated, and teachers and families are taking summer…
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Quilt a protest about gun violence
As people around the country mourn the victims of gun violence and Congress acts on legislation, one Bainbridge…