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So long to community’s human services advocate
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What to do with $2 million with no strings attached?
After three months of negotiations, it appears the city and Washington State Ferries are nearing a decision involving…
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Franz, liveaboards not giving up
After DNR started the eviction process involving liveabord vessels deemed illegally afloat in Eagle Harbor, members of the…
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Painful budget gets approved
With an unanimous vote the City Council approved the 2011 budget after shedding the final $232,000 they needed…
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Bainbridge birds go farm-to-table
Tom arrived on the island as a small fluff ball five months ago. He made his way to…
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DNR begins liveaboard eviction process
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) sent letters on Nov. 12 to the registered owners of…
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Bainbridge Committee disbands after 62 years of giving
The Bainbridge Committee, which has contributed about $1.4 million for islanders in need since its inception, has disbanded…
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Island history: Saving water tower was a community effort
If you drive east on Day Road to Suyematsu’s farm, where the berry and vegetable stand operates, you…
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Bainbridge is leader of national movement
Journalist David Brancaccio is a new breed of cartographer. Responding to the broken economy, he embarked on a…
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Sakai delivers for Helpline House’s food project
During a two-week period beginning on Oct. 28, Sakai Middle School’s 580 students collected about 8,000 non-perishable food…
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Clickathon raises $131K for BSF
The Bainbridge Schools Foundation reported they have raised $131,310 as of Tuesday through their Clickathon drive. They are…
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Washington State Ferries talks to community
Washington State Ferries is holding a series of community meetings to discuss issues facing the ferry system and…
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Community organization wants a woodshop for all
The Bainbridge Island Community Woodshop, a local non-profit organization, is kicking off a series of meetings starting at…
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