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Get on the bandwagon for musicians
Some 180 strong they were, marching crisply about the football field in smart uniforms to the rat-tat-tat of…
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Paperie brings note of elegance
Customers who belly up to Grace and Company Paperie’s “card bar” may expect a generous helping of the…
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Quixote resumes his quest
“Are there swords? Are there swords?” That’s always the first question Steven Fogell gets from school kids eager…
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How to create a future for the past
Earlier this month, a landing craft brought a bulldozer to Treasure Island in Port Madison, where it demolished…
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Forum on risky teen behavior — News Roundup
Last spring, the Bainbridge Island School District and School Board initiated a gathering of agencies and organizations on…
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Endorsements: Good choices abound for parks
As public service goes, you could do a lot worse than a stint on the park board. The…
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Like sister and brothers
The Brothers Four are rallying to help a sister. The folk group that helped launch the folk music…
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Boys golfers are District 2 champs
Golf coach Doug Cook wanted to send five Bainbridge High players to the Metro League Championships. He did,…
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Endorsements: Llewellyn, Tooloee for council
Is Bainbridge Island a refuge, or a dynamic, working community? This strikes us as the essential fulcrum of…
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Poetry reading draws Nye
Naomi Shihab Nye’s poems make small moments loom large. The Arab-American writer, who speaks on Bainbridge Island on…
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Police, fire eye shared facility
The Bainbridge Island Police Department is quartered in a cramped and outmoded facility originally designed as an all-purpose…
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Arthur Barnett, defender of rights, dies at 97
Noted civil rights attorney Arthur Barnett died in his sleep Thursday at Island Health and Rehabilitation Center. He…
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Preserving tradition of chant
You don’t have to be Catholic to enjoy Compline. Traditionally the last service of the day – the…