Bainbridge Island City Manager Doug Schulze and Mayor Steve Bonkowski both tried to mend fences Wednesday after last week’s confrontation over a controversial outsourcing contract that some council members said had created a crisis at city hall.
A total of 333 seniors graduated from Bainbridge High School’s class of 2013.
Protesters opposed to a new shopping center lined the corner of Highway 305 and High School Road near the proposed location of the new project Tuesday, collecting fist pumps, thumbs up, and a steady stream of honks from passers-by during the evening commute.
Last week, the Town & Country Market announced plans for a major remodel of its historic Winslow grocery store. This week, islanders weighed in.
Bainbridge Island-based Ozone International has won the 2013 Manufacturer of the Year award from Seattle Business Magazine.
A Winslow merchant is offering to take islanders down south, and then down a little farther, to one of the more difficult travel destinations for Americans.
Bainbridge High School boasts 13 valedictorians this year.
Island architect Jonathan Davis and his company, Davis Studio Architecture + Design, have been awarded the Environmental Innovator award by the Association of Washington Business.
The Bainbridge Island man arrested for allegedly growing marijuana and threatening the life of a Kitsap family will not face charges on having an illegal indoor pot farm, but has instead been charged in an unrelated second case.
Plans for the remodel of Winslow’s Town & Country Market are moving along and boasting many new improvements including pocket parks, more parking, and even a drive-thru grocery window.
The numbers are in and this year’s Girls Night Out has proven to be quite a success.
The exercise center was informed that the U.S. Postal Service would cease delivering its mail unless it banned all dogs from visiting the gym.
Islanders need to raise $10,000 close a funding gap for this year’s fireworks show over Eagle Harbor.
