Battle Point Park now has a new focal point and art piece: an equatorial sundial. The sundial was installed this week after several years of planning and fundraising.

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At long last: Here comes the sun(dial)

Dedication being planned for late June.

Bainbridge police to host child safety campaign

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Bainbridge police to host child safety campaign

The Bainbridge Island Police Department, in partnership with The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, will observe…

Bainbridge blotter | Tomato thief accused of shoplifting

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Bainbridge blotter | Muddy mystery solved

Selected reports from the Bainbridge Island Police Department blotter.

Axel Edwards

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Young Bainbridge musician raises funds for Nepal

What’s a fourth-grader to do with talent, time and a recital coming soon? Take to the sidewalks to…

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Race for Bainbridge School Board position will head to August Primary

Three candidates have filed for the District 1 position on the Bainbridge Island School Board. Lynn Smith, Tatiana…

Spartans sail through Hale in boys varsity baseball

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Spartans turn back Crusaders in fastpitch finale

BAINBRIDGE - The Bainbridge Spartans wrapped up the regular season in fastpitch softball with a lopsided 14-3 over…

Lucille Fox

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Islander makes bee-autiful formula for natural candles

Upon walking into Lucille Fox’s home, the comforting smell of warmed honey permeates the air.

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Fugitive from justice arrested on Bainbridge after seeking help

Bainbridge police arrested a 26-year-old woman for being a fugitive from justice wanted by authorities in Louisiana Tuesday…

Ursula

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Ursula and Kelly are this week’s adoptable pets

This week's adoptable pets are Ursula and Kelly.

The Bainbridge Public Library.

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Book-a-Computer-Trainer sessions continue at the library

Do you have questions about your computer, phone or tablet? Sign up for an hour with a volunteer…

Journalist Richard Reeves will visit Eagle Harbor Book Company to discuss his latest book “Infamy: The Shocking Story of the Japanese-American Interment in World War II.”

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Exotic travels, hometown tragedies: Two new books tell thrilling historical tales about Japanese Americans

From out of the past emerge two true tales to teach modern audiences important lessons about education, culture…

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Silhouette artist to visit Bainbridge

Karl Johnson, the famous silhouette artist owner of Cut Arts, will stop by Lollipops Children’s Boutique to showcase…

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Scouts host Rocket Academy

The Cub Scouts of Bainbridge Island’s Pack 4545 will host a special outreach/recruiting event, a “Rocket Academy,” at…