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Citizens’ Academy graduates
The 10-week course offers community members the opportunity to get an inside look at the inner-workings of the…
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City disciplines two officers
Two Bainbridge Island police officers received disciplinary action in the wake of separate investigations that have resulted in…
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City action to mend police, public relations
New effort seeks community feedback. The city is currently planning to engage the island community in an effort…
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Ferncliff Village is ready to roll
Access to affordable housing on Bainbridge Island is moving forward as Ferncliff Village obtains its first purchasers, with…
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‘We need help’ say merchants
Winslow merchants have decided to act upon mounting concerns with the city over construction and its negative effects…
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Car crashes into construction pit on Winslow Way
Police responded to a car accident at Winslow Way and Ericksen Avenue at 11:20 a.m. Friday.
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City working to stop sewer rate increase
As the City Council considers the 2012 budget this month, some Winslow ratepayers may notice one item of…
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City seeks $50K for HRB budget
Bainbridge Island’s City Council listened to a round of public comments Wednesday centering on funding affordable housing for…
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Protester makes statement on Bainbridge Island
A protester staged a demonstration at a busy Bainbridge Island intersection Wednesday, holding signs that were difficult to…
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Debate continues over CSC’s restructuring
The City Council partially passed an ordinance modifying the structure of the city’s Civil Service Commission, leaving its…
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New city attorney has utility experience
The city greeted its new attorney earlier this week, William H. Patton, who replaces Jack Johnson.
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UAC recommends utility remain with the city
Winslow's residents saw a 34 percent drop in their water rates, and now they may be looking toward…
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Civil Service Commission posts remain abandoned
The city Council voted to dismiss an Ethics Board complaint and a petition for removal of two Civil…