The Bainbridge Island City Council decided to take $6,000 out of its own contingency fund to pay for the seasonal work on Winslow Way.
Washington State Ferries won’t face any service cuts in the 2013-2015 transportation budget.
An elderly islander was nearly tricked out of $2,000 when a telephone con man tried to fool her by using the “granny scam.”
Maria Mason got a bit of a surprise Tuesday when “Bertha” floated past the window of her home on Broomgerrie Road.
Julia Batson, a seventh-grader at Woodward Middle School, has been named a state champion in Washington’s Letters About Literature contest.
Kids Discovery Museum will offer a summer camp preview on Wednesday, April 3.
The Bainbridge Island Farmers Market opens for the season on April 13 with a ceremonial “Cheese Toss” with Bainbridge Island Mayor Steve Bonkowski.
The board of commissioners for the Bainbridge Island Fire Department has cancelled the regular meeting scheduled for Wednesday, April 3.
Liz Taylor will present a workshop of urgent concern to many boomers: “Who’s Got Your Back? Growing Older Without Kids” at an upcoming workshop next month in Winslow.
Congregation Kol Shalom hosts a lecture by Jeannie Smith, daughter of Polish rescuer Irene Gut OpDyke, on Thursday, April 4.
Washington State Ferries is warning travelers to expect a two-hour wait at the Bainbridge Island Ferry Terminal due to heavy traffic on the Bainbridge-Seattle route.
Amy and Justin O’Brien are celebrating the arrival of a new baby girl.
Selected reports from the Bainbridge Island Police Department blotter.