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Public asks BI council to appoint Hall to REAC
Two dozen people spoke out in support of Olivia Hall at the Bainbridge Island City Council meeting June…
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Harrison demolition helps with 3 tiny homes
On a gray Juneuary morning, a small group was spotted huddling in the drizzle outside a construction site…
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Another try at fixing BI’s Superfund project
It’s been a long time coming, and it will be some time before it’s done, but progress is…
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Now that takes the cake — to underserved kids
Swirling pink, purple and blue frosting on the unicorn cake was a huge hit when an 8-year-old Bainbridge…
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Animals star in BI public art picks
The five public art projects selected for Something New V have been made and will be shown to…
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BI schools chief reflects on year
Now that classrooms are empty, Bainbridge high schools’ seniors have graduated, and teachers and families are taking summer…
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Quilt a protest about gun violence
As people around the country mourn the victims of gun violence and Congress acts on legislation, one Bainbridge…
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40 volunteers desperately needed for July 4 in BI
Forty more volunteers are needed by Monday or else the Bainbridge Island parade on July 4 may have…
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BI duo win category at Westminster Dog Show
Gail Fleming and her dog Trek of Bainbridge Island won Best of Breed for Vizslas at the 146th…
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Schools out for summer
Parents, teachers and kids all over Bainbridge Island were excited for summer to begin as the 2021-22 school…
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Juneteenth: Change needs to continue for racial equity
More than 200 people gathered when Bainbridge Island celebrated its first Juneteenth holiday at the BI Senior Community…
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BI to get help with energy independence
Bainbridge Island is being energized by the U.S. Department of Energy.