News
Suquamish Tribe responds to Winslow project’s impact on Welcome Pole
Affordable housing is welcome here, per the Suquamish Tribe.
News
Environmental appeal temporarily pauses Winslow project
The public will have to wait for a chance to make their voices heard before one of the…
Letters to the Editor
Online letter to the editor
Editor’s note: This letter to the editor was over the 250-word limit for print, so it is only…
Opinion
What mattress firmness is best for people with low back pain?
Last month, I came across a post in a Facebook community group that asked members to share health…
Opinion
Never ride your bike on the road facing traffic
My fellow cyclists, I want you to live. From conversations I’ve had with bike riders and observations on…
News
Results are in for Best of Bainbridge Island
The results are in for the 2025 Best of Bainbridge Island!
Life
Kitsap seniors learn computer, smartphone skills through tech classes
Seniors who grew up handwriting letters and taking photos on Kodak film can be intimidated when confronted with…
Life
First Queer Meet coming to Bainbridge Ale House
When Mariam Rahmani and her partner first moved to Bainbridge Island from the Midwest, she was excited to…
Life
From Bainbridge to Haiti: St. Cecilia helps build a future of hope
A simple meeting in a rural Haitian village more than a decade ago has grown into a partnership…
News
A look into how local crisis line helps when people need it
Salish Regional Crisis Line handles calls ranging from a depressed person with a loaded gun in their lap…
Life
BI family starts home pickup service for unused items
One family on Bainbridge Island has begun a monthly home-pickup recycling program that collects and donates tough-to-dispose-of items…
News
Former crisis line counselor reflects on tough, rewarding job
Alexa Nachreiner put in three years answering calls to the Salish Regional Crisis Line, talking with distraught individuals…