The next BASE lecture will be an evening of conversation with exceptional leadership in green buildings, corporate sustainability and eco-efficiency across supply chains in apparel and footwear.
Buying local has a new name: Covet.
Create Bainbridge will close on March 15.
B.I. Barkery was recently named the runner-up in KING5’s “Best of Western Washington” contest for Best Pet Boutique, edging out 22 other businesses for the second place slot.
The Building a Sustainable Economy lecture series features the best and brightest minds in sustainable business. December’s topic is “Sustainable Food & Agriculture,” presented by Eric Eddings, president and CEO at Oregon Ice Cream, and Sarah Beaubien, vice president of sustainability at Farmer Brothers.
Seven years ago, Chelsea and James Minola were making shower curtains out of a residential garage on Wing Point Way. Today, they collaborate with architects, interior designers and high-profile brands all over the world. And they’ve got a new space to boot.
Kitsap Development Officers will meet at noon Tuesday, Dec. 1 at the Poulsbo Library.
Sure, aesthetics are important. But it’s all about function.
It’s Sunday noon and Krista Murphy’s getting ready for an open house. As a real estate broker, Murphy’s already posted her sandwich board-style signs near the house she’s showing. But there’s something else she carries with her in her car to open houses. Her guitar.
Janis Puracal, co-founder/co-chair at the Oregon Innocence Project, and Effenus Henderson, president of Henderworks, will speak on diversity and social justice at the next BASE lecture at the Bainbridge Public Library.
Learn how to expand your customer base and market your small business leveraging social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter at the program, “Insider Tips for Small Business Social Media Success.”
Bainbridge Islander and home loan expert Becky Benz is back on Bainbridge Island and joining Bainbridge Lending Group as a loan officer for the island’s only locally owned mortgage broker.
Ryderville Ink, the island’s first tattoo parlor, has relocated to 330 Madison Ave. South, Suite 206, near the marina, Tracy Lang, owner and head designer, recently announced.
