Graduation events Bainbridge High School in-person graduation is set for 4 p.m. June 12 at BHS Memorial Stadium. Each grad is only allowed two family… Continue reading
Over past two weeks, Kitsap’s positive case rate per 100,000 residents is 198
A 2020 graduate of Bainbridge High School died in a car crash in Italy May 1. Pfc. Ian N. Morosoff, 19, of Suquamish, an infantryman… Continue reading
Over past two weeks, Kitsap’s positive case rate per 100,000 residents is 190.7
Gov. Jay Inslee announced Tuesday that all counties will remain in their current phase of the Healthy Washington Recovery Plan for two more weeks as… Continue reading
The artistic director for and one of the founders of Ovation! Performing Arts Northwest on Bainbridge Island for 18 years has died. Ronald Ivan Milton… Continue reading
You need training. No, you do. You’re trying to quash Freedom of Speech. No, you are. You’re subjective and personal. No, we’re not. That quickly… Continue reading
It was different than most of the Design Review Board meetings on Bainbridge Island. It was cordial. The applicant was prepared, had collaborated and responded… Continue reading
COVID vaccines Haven’t got your COVID-19 shot yet? The Moderna vaccine will be available May 4 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Drive-Through… Continue reading
The Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine will be available in Bainbridge Island this weekend. That Janssen shot is a single dose, but quantities are limited.… Continue reading
Two new principals have been picked for the Bainbridge Island School District. Kristina Rodgers will lead Bainbridge High School. For four years, Rodgers has been… Continue reading
The Bainbridge Island City Council recently approved an $84,232 contract with Coates Design, Inc. for renovations to the Senior Center. According to city documents, the… Continue reading
About 100 goats from Vashon Island will invade Bainbridge Island in mid-May to clear the way for an extension of the Sound To Olympics Trail.… Continue reading
Like many others, Bainbridge High School sophomore Saskia Burke was trying to figure out things to do while being quarantined during COVID-19 lockdowns. She didn’t… Continue reading
Miguel Rojas and his wife Alicia are now independent owners
For most teachers, navigating the COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging, alternating from online to in-person learning and trying to keep everyone safe — all while… Continue reading
Deanna Martinez may have said it best during public comments. “When we consider the most marginalized … we actually umbrella everybody else. Everybody else does… Continue reading
