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Scout Troop 1496 hosts electronic recycling fundraiser this Saturday
Bainbridge Island Boy Scout Troop 1496 is here to help. Each year, the Scouts host a variety of…
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Vote for Bainbridge as USA Today’s “Best Summer Weekend Escape”
Bainbridge has been nominated for "Best Summer Weekend Escape" in USA Today Travel's 10Best contest.
Entertainment
‘Theatrical Cats’ opens at BPA during First Friday
All the world’s a stage, even for cats. Stop by the Bainbridge Performing Arts Gallery in May for…
News
Rolfes: Real results for public school students are still ahead
OLYMPIA — Sen. Christine Rolfes said the tough talk on improving public schools is yet to come following…
Life
Seattle duo to perform at Seabold Community Hall
March to May, a Seattle-based acoustic folk-pop duo on harp, guitar and vocals, will perform at Bainbridge Live,…
News
Mantra chanting is Thursday at Grace
Island Kirtan, call and response musical mantra chanting, is held the first Thursday of each month at Grace…
News
Library Friends hold afternoon book sale at the Bainbridge Public Library
Friends of the Library will hold a book sale from 1 to 4 p.m. Thursday, May 1 at…
Life
Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra closes out the season with a Latin barnburner | GUEST COLUMN
“Pura Vida, my friend, Pura Vida!” When I was a teaching assistant at the University of Texas at…
Life
Free admission on First Thursday at the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum
Free First Thursday returns to the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum on Thursday, May 1.
Opinion
Today’s cartoon for Wednesday, April 30
Today's cartoon is by John Darkow, Columbia Daily Tribune, Missouri.
News
Council members offer different options for marijuana-growing operations
The Bainbridge City Council may walk back from the planning commission's recommendation to allow marijuana growing businesses on…
Sports
ISLANDERS | Off the hook
Franny Thorsted, 11, lands her first rainbow trout at the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Rec’s Youth Fly…
Business
Yenne joins Puget Sound Bank
Puget Sound Bank recently announced Connie Yenne of Bainbridge Island has joined the company as vice president, controller.