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In-person learning begins at BISD
After a year of schedule adjustments for students, parents and staff, the Bainbridge Island School District started in-person…
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Islanders may have to go elsewhere for COVID vaccine
The City Council was told this week that Bainbridge Island is not getting enough COVID-19 vaccines.
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Vaccines offer hope on anniversary of 1st COVID case
Last week marked the first confirmed case of COVID-19 was found in Snohomish County, putting Washington in the…
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Wyatt Way, Madison Ave. detours underway through March
The dry weather this week allowed the city of Bainbridge Island’s contractor to continue progress on the Wyatt…
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Kids learning to repurpose old materials at Scrappy Art Lab
Owner Rachel Knudson’s message is ‘more art, less waste’
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Cougar killing livestock on BI
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife has confirmed that a cougar has been roaming around Bainbridge Island,…
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Top money-makers for city of BI
As 2021 gets underway, it is a good time to check in on how much Bainbridge Island taxpayers…
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Locals lobby Congress for carbon solution
About 160 local people are part of a nationwide grassroots group that is trying to get Congress to…
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BI looks at grants to help local businesses hurt by COVID
Some Kitsap cities have already incorporated such a program
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3 new COVID-related deaths confirmed in Kitsap, 62 total
Kitsap County nearing 5,000 total cases since pandemic began
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BI council OKs pop-up spots for walking, biking to school
Project is intended to limit traffic congestion when in-person learning starts next week
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State trying to make it easier to get COVID-19 vaccine
Washington is moving to the next phase of vaccine distribution, the state announced Monday.
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Supply not meeting demand for Kitsap COVID vaccinations
Kitsap Public Health asks for patience upon receiving “extremely high volume” of vaccine inquiries