With a plastic bag ban on the horizon, Bainbridge Island city officials are preparing a communication strategy to help islanders adjust to the coming change.
Island Theater to host island’s first Ten Minute Play Festival.
Island gathers this weekend to pay respects to iconic farmer.
The Bainbridge Island City Council approved a letter to Washington State Ferries that asks the state to relocate the parking for taxicabs and the casino shuttle bus.
With the installation of 297 solar panels, and the corresponding 30 inverters city hall is the largest solar system on the island.
Police encountered two separate incidents involving heroin use and possession on Bainbridge Island last weekend.
People stepping off the Bainbridge Island ferry may not find a taxi waiting outside the terminal’s door if the city has its way.
A dream of a new pet has turned out to be something of a nightmare for an elderly Bainbridge Island woman.
Whatever you call it, the city’s waterfront community center may soon be getting a name change.
Officer Sias visited the Peacock Family Center daycare on Madison Avenue and read “Officer Buckle and Gloria.” The book teaches safety lessons to youngsters.
National Night Out is an evening of crime and safety awareness organized locally, every year, by the Bainbridge Island Police Department.
Paper Products, Etc., who has a storefront on Winslow Way, has added an online store for commercial orders. The online venture has proved to be a success.
The Grace Church off Day Road will present Music of India at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 11. The performance will feature three inspiring artists: Steve Oda, Ty Burnhoe and special guest Gina Salá.