Extreme high temperatures are expected on Bainbridge Island this weekend.
This week’s adoptable pets are Katie and Ryan.
Featuring free food and games, National Night Out takes place each year on the first Tuesday in August to strengthen local anti-crime efforts and build bonds between the police and the community.
An apartment building ablaze, suicidal thoughts, an android with a lethal virus and still seven more short stories make for 100 memorable minutes of theater in the fifth annual Island Theatre Ten Minute Play Festival, returning to the Bainbridge Performing Arts stage Friday, Aug. 19 and Saturday, Aug. 20.
The Bainbridge Island Fruit Club’s next monthly meeting will be a question-and-answer session for club members.
Patricia “Pat” Davies Hertrich, passed away on Saturday, June 11, 2016 at The Madrona House on Bainbridge Island.
Longtime Bainbridge Island resident Joanne Reese passed away on July 23, 2016 at home following a short illness.
The son of a bronze sculptor and a toy designer, Brandon Perhacs was destined for design. He considered fighting it, like any thoughtful teenage rebel, recanting the vision that betrayed him as his parents’. Only a book of theirs did him in. In “Space of Akari and Stone” he discovered Isamu Noguchi. While other kids worshiped Michael Jordan and Arnold Schwarzenegger, he was mesmerized by the first person to place electric bulbs in paper lamps.
Bainbridge parks officials will meet this week to talk about possible improvements on the park district’s Sakai property on Madison Avenue.
Selected reports from the Bainbridge Island Police Department blotter.
This week’s adoptable pets are Patience and Pirate.
Edgar N. Courtway has earned accolades for outstanding academic achievement at Columbia College.
“What we do with our bodies and others’ bodies, who we see as worthy of life, how we deal with violence — these are theological issues,” Cushman explained.