News
Love, a backhoe, the earth
Holly Peterson carries on her late husband’s legacy with yard waste recycling.
Sports
Spartans earn spots on AKC team
Several more make the All-Metro team for their success. The Bainbridge fastpitch team had one of their most…
News
Gateway taking shape, sort of
A current study looks at the impacts of redevelopment options, strategies.
News
Beautiful minds, poignant tales
Judith Brown earns kudos for her writings on the mentally ill. In January 2001, Judy Brown published a…
News
State reps look to 2008
State reps look to 2008 Bainbridge Island’s representatives in Olympia promised a continued commitment to “kitchen table issues,”…
Opinion
Conservation begins here
It’s not the most positive review when the value of a conservation project is measured in bird poo.…
News
Housing advocate hungry for 15 acres
HRB Director Carl Florea wants to see 50-100 new units on city land near Winslow.
Opinion
Mythologies may differ, violence doesn’t
Different communities spawn different mythologies. In upper-class suburban enclaves, teen-on-teen violence is embodied in the popular mind by…
News
Parents say son had no role in school threats
The family appears before school officials, saying the 16-year-old did not author notes.
News
Can builders strike a balance?
Visiting conservationists look at two island sites touted for ‘biodiversity offsets’ projects.
News
Strawberry Fest ripens anew
The event honors farming, multicultural heritage today at the High School Rd. hall.
Sports
LITTLE LEAGUE MAJORS BASEBALL – Tigers burn bright, win BILL Majors title
They make a Cinderella run through the playoffs to win it all. A Cinderella run through the playoffs…