In response to the June 9 city council meeting regarding the Race Equity resolution: do more. The majority white council comfortably resorts to platitudes when… Continue reading
Joyce Veterane, a long time fixture in the Bainbridge Island community, passed away on May 16, 2020. We at Bainbridge Island Child Care Centers (BICCC)… Continue reading
How did we ever end up with someone as unsuited to be president as Donald Trump? A perpetual juvenile bully cheered on by professional flatterers.… Continue reading
I’m writing with regards to the person who said the only good Democrat is dead Democrat and then in the next sentence he discounted what… Continue reading
To the editor: Perfect timing to suggest we spend money to save lives instead of other actions, or little action at all. (“Spend money to… Continue reading
To the editor: This is an open letter to the people protesting outside of Governor Jay Inslee’s home on Saturday, May, 16. I would like… Continue reading
To the editor: Snowy Cascade and Olympic mountains are bright and clear these days! And the birds seem to singing more. I saw a great… Continue reading
To the editor: My wish for Mother’s Day this year — that we all stay healthy in the age of Covid-19, and can take a… Continue reading
To the editor: Why aren’t you protecting my life? While at Bainbridge Gardens this morning I was constantly turning corners and backing up to keep… Continue reading
To the editor: I am pleased to announce my support for Tarra Simmons for state representative. As a lawyer, civil rights activist, and national-level political… Continue reading
To the editor: While we all know about climate change, last weekend, I got to understand how it has contributed to the current COVID-19 pandemic.… Continue reading
To the editor: Lisa Neal is exceptionally well qualified to fill the city council vacancy in the Bainbridge South Ward. She has a brilliant legal… Continue reading
Over the last several years I have attended many a council meeting with Lisa Neal. During that time I have listened to her well researched… Continue reading
To the editor: Dear Bainbridge Islanders, thank you so much for your loyal support of Helpline House during this difficult and uncertain time. Your generosity… Continue reading
To the editor: Those of us who have lived on Bainbridge for most of our lives (in my case 69 years) have seen good changes… Continue reading
To the editor: Among the joys of Bainbridge Island are beautiful parks. Confusing mantra — if you can’t walk or bike to it, you are… Continue reading
To the editor: I recommend James Halbrook for city council because he has shown consistently that he cares about preserving our environment and ensuring sustainable… Continue reading
To the editor: The United States is facing a massive public health crisis. States are trying to respond to the shortages, strained budgets, and discordant… Continue reading
To the editor: Hats off to Councilman Joe Deets for supporting the “Pledge 1200 Initiative.” It is a simple idea to support Bainbridge when the… Continue reading
To the editor: I encourage support in behalf of Jim Halbrook now running for a potent Bainbridge Island City Council seat. As a community advocate… Continue reading
