News
Slopes ordinance is no picture of stability
Planners and the council wrangle over provisions for building on steep slopes.
Opinion
A short look backward into the mirror
The benefit of a good museum is that it can provide insights not just into a community’s past,…
News
Results in for comp study/New curb on N. Madison/Book-It Rep stages ‘Cedars’/BITS hits Winslow Way
Round-Up – Island news briefs.
News
Planned piling-pull leaves neighbors perplexed
Islanders call for more information before consenting to shoreline cleanup.
Sports
Three sport star returns as a coach
Nicole Hebner enjoys teaching, working with kids in any sport.
Sports
Dunaway stellar in two wins for spikers
The senior scores double digits in kills as Bainbridge wins two big league games.
News
One park, two very different appraisals at Meigs
How much was the city’s latest open space acquisition really worth? Opinions vary.
News
‘Gift’ runs afoul of law
Neighbors rebuild a gazebo in a disputed ‘park’ on Ericksen Avenue; the city balks.
News
Bainbridge loses in final minutes to Eastside Catholic
A touchdown run by Mike Bush seals it in the end. The Bainbridge football team had their chances,…
News
Kids getting caught up in strings
Leah Gowers sets up a pre-orchestra program for grade school students.
News
Taking ‘intrapraneurship’ back to Poland
An east European graduate student comes to the island for business insights.