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Gelder seeks sales tax hike for public safety
With less than a month to go before his resignation, Kitsap Commissioner Robert Gelder is hurrying to address…
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State OKs environmental bills for Earth Day
Legislators celebrated Earth Day with the passage of environmental bills in the final hours of the legislative session.
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Man sets gas pump ablaze in ‘retaliation’
A Silverdale man accused of intentionally starting a gas pump on fire at the 76 gas station near…
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Seattle man tries to take Bremerton foot ferry with fire axe
A Seattle man concerned about “being invaded” tried to take a foot ferry in Bremerton using an onboard…
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BI picks steering committee for major planning
Even though a decision had been made to have three Bainbridge Island City Council and three planning commission…
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The wheels on the bus go round only with drivers
The Bainbridge Island School District has been experiencing a shortage of bus drivers all year, but it’s getting…
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BI hastens to pull back on waste reduction laws
Haste makes waste took on a new meaning at the April 18 Bainbridge Island City Council meeting.
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BHS walk supports suicide prevention
By reducing the stigma and talking about it, local students hope to be part of the solution to…
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Down to earth
Orion, a great horned owl, works as an education ambassador for the West Sound Wildlife Shelter and drew…
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Lawmakers adjourn but likely not for long
The Washington State Legislature adjourned April 23 after failing to approve a controversial bill setting drug possession penalties,…
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BI to look at Comp Plan Amendments April 25
The big item on the Bainbridge Island City Council agenda April 25 is the Comprehensive Plan Amendment Applications.
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1st Kingston Pirate Festival to be held in June
Kingston will have its first Pirate Festival June 17 downtown at Mike Wallace Park from 10 a.m. to…