What business with ties to Bainbridge Island and Poulsbo recently won a handful of awards for its innovative furniture? It’s elementary, my dear — Watson.… Continue reading
While other businesses have struggled during COVID-19, Bainbridge Island’s OfficeXpats—the first coworking space in Kitsap County—has grown. Part of the reason is more employees than… Continue reading
For the first time in a long while vendors at the Bainbridge Island Farmers’ Market can reduce food insecurity by processing Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program… Continue reading
Big Leaf Maple Bakery is a small woman-owned bakery that began with wholesale baking and now has a retail location in Poulsbo. Owners Wendi Olinger… Continue reading
A Bainbridge Island coalition is working together to provide affordable housing. The reHOME coalition says by using 100% recycled or repurposed materials it can build… Continue reading
The city of Bainbridge Island’s portion of the recently passed American Rescue Plan Act funding is projected to be $6.6 million, according to figures published… Continue reading
The Bainbridge Island Farmer’s Market returns to Winslow Town Square April 3. The hours this year are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.… Continue reading
Poulsbo shop will remain open
The Bainbridge Island City Council approved a business recovery grant program that would provide $210,000 to support businesses recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. The council… Continue reading
Unemployment claims were up in the final week of January, but initial claims were down in the latest numbers released by the Employment Security Department.… Continue reading
John Steiner has been Richard Oetting’s woodworking mentor the past few years. Oetting has learned a lot, but most importantly, Steiner said, was to “quadruple… Continue reading
You don’t have to walk on eggshells to hike across a bed of oysters anymore. Mark Soboil is recycling local oyster shells and crushing them… Continue reading
Initial unemployment claims in Washington and Kitsap County fell by 14 percent in the third week of January. In the week of Jan. 17-23, there… Continue reading
When Swedish Bainbridge announced recently it is closing May 14, one of the doctors, Richard St. Cyr, got busy trying to save the business. “A… Continue reading
Outdoor pop-up events have helped keep Hitchcock in business during COVID-19 restrictions, so much so that it will continue this winter with a Guest Chef:… Continue reading
Initial unemployment claims continued to rise as the calendar flipped to 2021 as many industry sectors saw some growth in unemployment. During the week spanning… Continue reading
