News
BI Boater’s Fair all about safety, preparedness
The annual Bainbridge Island Boater’s Fair at Waterfront Park and Dock was a hub of activity June 10…
News
New owners bring new feel to Bainbridge restaurants
Just in time for the summer tourist season, five restaurants are opening on Bainbridge Island.
Opinion
Saying goodbye to duck symbolic of loss
On a sunny afternoon, a small group of neighbors gathered at a culvert on NE Wardwell Road to…
News
BISD superintendent: Budget cuts a ‘hair trim’
The Bainbridge Island School District is looking at reducing hours for some employees to help deal with a…
News
BHS drummers win state; Armstrong top saxophonist
Bainbridge High School music students received six medals and became the state percussion and saxophone champions at the…
News
The wheels on the bus go round only with drivers
The Bainbridge Island School District has been experiencing a shortage of bus drivers all year, but it’s getting…
News
BHS walk supports suicide prevention
By reducing the stigma and talking about it, local students hope to be part of the solution to…
Life
All that jazz and more at festival at BHS
The next generation of jazz was center stage at Bainbridge High School during the Puget Sound Jazz Festival…
Life
BI woman turns 107
Jean Wohlsen, one of the oldest living residents on Bainbridge Island, celebrated her 107th birthday April 17 with…
News
Over 600 rescued from ferry aground on BI
The Washington State Ferry Walla Walla bound from Seattle to Bremerton ran aground in Rich Passage at about…
Life
BI man honored for serving 70 years with American Legion
Donald Young talked about the irony of being stationed in Greenland during the Korean War after he accepted…
