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Come over to the library, as the crow flies
Imprinted by humans, Ed and Ebeneezer become avian teachers. Ebeneezer and Ed became teachers, but not by choice.…
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A message worth hearing once again
We suppose it’s natural that politicians, once they’re in office, have a certain aversion to identifying problems in…
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Puddin’ on the ritz
Put on the apron – a bread pudding bake-off will raise money for Helpline. It started with a…
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He makes the natural world make sense
Bill Nye the Science Guy brings his brain to Bainbridge. It was the bees, not the birds, that…
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Economic forecast is mostly sunny
But clouds could form if a conflict with Iran hikes fuel prices nationwide. A prominent Northwest economist expects…
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Sports Roundup — Girls head east, rout Eastside/Boys win despite turnover spate/Swimmers get ready for Metro
In a game, things can go from bad to good in an instant. For the Bainbridge girls basketball…
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With trendy comes spendy
Demand for island homes shows no sign of slowing down, and prices keep rising. While the national housing…
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News Roundup — Bus fares go up on Feb. 1/Bowl ticket snatched up /Rescue was a tall order/
It’s official: Kitsap Transit bus fares go up Wednesday. Cash fares for regular routed bus service will increase…
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You can lead a student to salad…
...but can you get them to choose greens over pizza? It’s a tough sell. Students at Bainbridge public…
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No Welsh, no problem for BHS gymnasts
Sophie Wenzlau wins the all-around title vs. Nathan Hale despite a bad back. The Bainbridge gymnastics team proved…
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Farrar comes up big for Sparts at home
The sophomore guard hits three treys to help the team defeat Prep. If there is a Metro League…
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Promoter keeping music fresh
Randy Hanson is bringing new talent to the island stage. Although he plays no instrument and warbles no…
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Boatyard announcement sparks new rift
Councilors say the mayor spoke too soon in touting an accord with the ferry system. The city isn’t…