News
Coast Guard Auxiliary keeps eyes on the water
Coast Guard Auxiliary members Jim Beyea and Tom Lindsley had barely motored out Eagle Harbor Marina Thursday afternoon…
News
City of Bainbridge awash in lawsuits
While the city is making cuts and getting the bonds it needs to successfully walk the financial tightrope…
News
Sailboat nearly sinks in Port Madison Monday
Vigilance by residents and quick action by Bainbridge Police kept a leaky schooner from sinking in Port Madison…
Obituaries
Larew Wheaton
Larew “Larry” Warren Wheaton, of Poulsbo, died peacefully on Sept. 18. He was 82. He was born May…
Opinion
Water study’s flow deepens
On Bainbridge Island, it’s water, water everywhere. But is it quality and not polluted, polluted everyplace? And what…
Entertainment
‘A Night in Cuba,’ minus the airfare
Now-annual date night at the performing arts venue features salsa lessons and nine-piece Latin jazz Bremerton band, Trombanga.
Entertainment
Taking a look at ‘Living With Doom’
How the Artist Trust can take a bit of the ‘doom’ out of living
Entertainment
Bookstores staying open late for ‘Brisingr’
Bookstores across the county will be keeping their doors open past midnight Sept. 19, celebrating the release of…
Lifestyles
“Burn After Reading” is a fiery flop
It’s a pseudo-Darwinian world in “Burn After Reading.” One in which only the most tenacious — not the…
Letters to the Editor
Bainbridge Island Review Letters to the Editor | Sept. 17
The first Bainbridge Youth Market and Garden Exchange was held Sept. 13, and was a big success largely…
Opinion
When urgency becomes the norm
I spent a recent weekend on the seashore in Westport, Wash. It’s easy to forget the allure of…
Life
On art as a mighty agent for change
What a mixed blessing to come of age in the 1960s, a decade defined by upheaval, in which…