Life
Sounders scribe debuts Seattle soccer book
Seattle’s Matt Pentz will visit Eagle Harbor Book Company at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 17 to discuss his…
Sports
BHS boys blocked by Seahawks in boys soccer | Photo gallery
A loss at home to Chief Sealth Tuesday left the Bainbridge High varsity boys soccer team with a…
Life
Imagined Reality Improv takes stage at BIMA
Imagined Reality Improv returns to the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art’s Frank Buxton Auditorium at 7 p.m. Saturday,…
Sports
BHS tops Bellevue in girls water polo opener
Bainbridge opened its season with a 9-6 win over Bellevue earlier this week in girls varsity water polo…
Life
Best Bets for March 15-17 | The Bainbridge Blab
This weekend’s Best Bets are in the same place, but very different tones.
News
Student walkout planned at BHS on Friday
Students at Bainbridge High are planning a walkout Friday to coincide with the US Youth Climate Strike.
News
Bainbridge blotter | Four to five beers
Selected reports from the Bainbridge Island Police Department blotter.
News
Councilman Peltier investigated after complaint of city-delivered wood chips to his property
An outside attorney hired by the city of Bainbridge Island has been investigating Councilman Ron Peltier on allegations…
Sports
Spartans collect preseason wins
The Spartan girls and boys started the preseason with wins over Central Kitsap and Ingraham, respectively, earlier this…
Sports
Spartan JV teams continue to dominate
The Bainbridge Spartans junior varsity athletes continue to wreak havoc on their Metro League opponents.
News
Bainbridge council meets to talk about ‘complaints or charges brought against a public officer or employee’
The Bainbridge council went into a closed-to-the-public executive session at the start of its meeting Tuesday, in part…
News
Islanders named to UW dean’s list
A big boatload of students from Bainbridge Island have earned academic honors at the University of Washington and…
Life
Five years, two continents, one mission: BHS’ Lengau program gives students a taste of the wild
It began as a kind of extra credit assignment — for the teachers, that is.