Business
Business Briefiings
The Best Western Bainbridge Island Suites has been named Best of the Best in Customer Care at Best…
News
BHS swimmers lose to CK
Only 13 Bainbridge swimmers made the trip, yet they achieved three state qualifying times: David Ortyn won the…
Sports
Looking toward state, BHS gymnasts aim high
Long-time BHS gymnastics coach Cindy Guy has lofty goals for her team this year, including:
News
Twelve-hour session brings budget talks toward closure
The cuts have been made and the balancing act maintained.
News
New deputy chief ready for duty
New Bainbridge Police Deputy Chief Jon Fehlman has brought his own squad to the island. With a wife,…
News
News Briefs | Around the Island, Dec. 6
The Bainbridge Island City Council has agreed to an administration-proposed 10-day furlough for city staff.
News
Council pushes private audit meeting public
The state’s long-awaited audit of the city has been thrust into the public forum after a behind-the-scenes power…
News
Small turnout defends transit routes
Only two islanders attended a public hearing on Kitsap Transit service cuts Wednesday, but both came to discuss…
News
Printing Plant to close, Review to go weekly
Sound Publishing, the parent company of the Bainbridge Review, has announced major cuts and reorganization that will shut…
News
Council power play makes draft audit public
The state’s long-awaited financial audit of the city has been thrust into the public forum after a behind-the-scenes…
Obituaries
Robert Patzer
Robert Arnold Patzer, Jr., of Poulsbo, died on Dec. 3 at Harrison Hospital in Bremerton. He was 63.…
Opinion
IN?OUR?OPINION Anger issues …on wheels
Road rage is an intriguing phenomenon. No doubt, we have all experienced its grip to one degree or…