Event originally began as a joke in 1963
It’s only at 25% capacity just to be safe
Kitsap Transit decided this week to purchase six more electric buses to add to the two is already has. KT executive director John Clauson said… Continue reading
Legends of the North Cascades will be released June 8
Raymond and Anne Gendreau have owned the shop for six years on Winslow Way
As the Bainbridge Island School District nears the end of an unparalleled school year filled with uncertainty and angst, along with requiring immense flexibility and… Continue reading
The results of the Small Business Grant Recovery program were given to the Bainbridge Island City Council Tuesday, and less than half of those that… Continue reading
Event plans to be back in person by next year
School board also adopts Race, Equity and Identity policy
For most teachers, navigating the COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging, alternating from online to in-person learning and trying to keep everyone safe — all while… Continue reading
The Bainbridge Island City Council recently approved an $84,232 contract with Coates Design, Inc. for renovations to the Senior Center. According to city documents, the… Continue reading
Like many others, Bainbridge High School sophomore Saskia Burke was trying to figure out things to do while being quarantined during COVID-19 lockdowns. She didn’t… Continue reading
Miguel Rojas and his wife Alicia are now independent owners
Mayor Nassar among councilmembers opposed to plan
Weed Warriors remove invasive plants while BHS Key Club cleans up beach
With many local businesses still feeling the economic effects of COVID-19, the Bainbridge Island City Council is considering preparing a contract with the Kitsap Small… Continue reading
Budget needs to be reduced by up to $4 million
