Letters to the Editor
On May 10th I stood vigil in front of Bangor Gate with
On May 10th I stood vigil in front of Bangor Gate with the Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent…
Opinion
Is there fulfillment in stuff collection?
I was in Spokane one day this past week helping my son pack up his dorm room for…
Opinion
A celebration of cherry trees
Last Friday, Sakai Middle School students packed the hillside meadow around their new – and two very old…
Opinion
Affordable housing tough in these times
Housing experts say the affordable-housing market on Bainbridge Island is so depressed that people, most of whom are…
Opinion
Words from a reformed political junkie
I had to take a break from politics this spring. Cold turkey. I just quit.
Life
Hear the Lindsay Family at Pegasus
From the Southeast to the Northwest, a talented Navy family has of late begun to make its musical…
Life
He captures the soul of the subject
John Wimberley didn’t begin his working life as a photographer, but he wonders whether he might have been…
News
CALENDAR CONTINUED FROM A10
Cafe Magpie: Senior women, gather for coffee and companionship at Cafe Magpie, 8:45-10 a.m. May 14 at the…
Business
Bainbridge bicycle shops roll to new locations
Spring is apparently moving time for bicycle shops, at least on the island, where both Bainbridge Island Cycle…
Sports
Sports roundup
Snow shines bright vs. Lions When the Bainbridge boys lacrosse team struggles, they’re still pretty good.
News
Piecing together the behavioral puzzle
Child-clinical psychologist Steve Curtis once worked with a parent who, through the course of trying to figure out…
News
Pedal to work and school
Dust off your helmet and squeeze into that spandex; Friday is Bike to Work and School Day.