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Councilman vows to press concerns on ad hoc committees

One Bainbridge Island councilman wants a more open and transparent government, something he says has been lacking in…

District Superintendent Faith Chapel gives the oath of office to new board member Mary Ellen “Mev” Hoberg at the board meeting Wednesday.

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Hoberg sworn in as new school board member

Mary Ellen “Mev” Hoberg took the oath of office at Wednesday’s Bainbridge Island School Board meeting for her…

A visitor to last year's ShredFest brings a boxful of documents to the annual Kiwanis fundraiser.

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ShredFest raises money for Bainbridge Island Kiwanis

The Bainbridge Island Kiwanis Club will host their annual ShredFest from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April…

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Learn how to get potted at gardening class

Learn about container gardening is a class sponsored by Bainbridge Island parks at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 28.

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City plans outreach effort on Eagle Harbor sewer repair project

Eagle Harbor’s sewer mains have a problem, and it will only get worse. But the city is planning…

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SGR gets right to work searching for new city manager

On Monday, a representative from Strategic Government Resources arrived on the island to meet with various island interest…

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Bainbridge Island School District prepares to issue layoff notices to teachers

Eight teachers will get layoff notices from the Bainbridge Island School District in the coming weeks.

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Ferry fares to rise next week

Ferry fares will rise starting Tuesday, May 1. Washington State Ferries will pass along an across-the-board, 3-percent fare…

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Newest Bainbridge school board member to be sworn in tonight

Mary Ellen “Mev” Hoberg will take the oath of office and become the newest member of the Bainbridge…

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Get garden inspirations at Bay Hay and Feed

Learn a landscape designer’s tricks of the trade from Barbara Schmidt at 1 p.m. Thursday, April 26 at…

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Club Cervantino de Lectores meets at the library

Club Cervantino de Lectores meets at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 26 at the Bainbridge Public Library.

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Whooping cough cases now number more than 1,000

The whooping cough epidemic in Washington has now passed 1,000 reported cases, state health officials said Tuesday.

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Two Winslow businesses burglarized

Two downtown Winslow businesses were burglarized overnight last week and a thief carried away the cash register from…