When a couple came into her Montana gallery and started pointing at various artwork they wanted to purchase immediately, Deliah Albee realized she was having a very good day.
Dedication being planned for late June.
What’s a fourth-grader to do with talent, time and a recital coming soon? Take to the sidewalks to play violin for a good cause, of course.
Upon walking into Lucille Fox’s home, the comforting smell of warmed honey permeates the air.
Bainbridge High School seniors use more alcohol and marijuana compared to peers across Washington, according to recent results released from a 2014 Healthy Youth Survey.
Couple continues efforts to assist in cyclone-ravaged island of Vanuatu.
Everyone has a story to tell. Now, there’s one special place on Bainbridge Island to share those tales.
Strike intended to light fire under state lawmakers
School grounds will be quiet tomorrow across Bainbridge Island as teachers walk off the job to protest the state Legislature’s inadequate funding of public education.
Bainbridge Bakers is closed for now. Late Sunday, a Facebook status posted on the Bainbridge Baking Co. Inc. (Bainbridge Bakers) page read, “Bainbridge Bakers continues to be closed for reorganization. Thank you for your support.”
During a special two-day Earth Day event, The Island School students celebrated the importance of protecting the environment. On April 21, students added native plants to the grounds at the school, including Nootka Rose, American Cranberry, Maidenhair ferns and more.
Bainbridge Island teachers agreed today to walk off the job later this week for a one-day protest. The strike will be Thursday, April 30. School is expected to be officially canceled by district officials.
Bainbridge teachers are talking about walking off the job. The teachers’ union will take a vote April 27 to decide if island educators will participate in a statewide one-day strike sometime next week.
