The other day, someone reminded me that I had a public Facebook page titled “Christine Flowers, Columnist and Radio Host.” I rarely post there, which… Continue reading
If you can plan for traffic, you can plan for ecosystem
Iconfess that I had never heard of Oli London. London is a British-born “influencer.” I’m not sure how one becomes an influencer but London, who… Continue reading
As members of organizations working for racial justice on Bainbridge Island we take issue with the op-ed piece that columnist Christine Flowers wrote in the… Continue reading
It’s an old dream of mine, and I just may do it: Buy a travel trailer and live on the American road for weeks at… Continue reading
Maybe croquet could improve the ratings for the 2021 Summer Olympics? Please allow me to explain. The COVID-delayed 2020 Olympics are on track to be… Continue reading
It’s interesting when people die,” wrote Don Henley in the anti-media-sensationalism song “Dirty Laundry” back in 1982. Not much has changed since. There are more… Continue reading
It emits water not carbon dioxide
About 34 million people have fallen ill with COVID-19 in the U.S. and nearly 610,000 have died. Protection is readily at hand, but is going… Continue reading
Massive forest fires in western parts of our country are not only choking us with layers of thick smoke, but are leaving behind millions of… Continue reading
There seems to be some confusion by members of the public regarding the Bainbridge Island Review editorial page. I want to make sure things get… Continue reading
When Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf ran his veto pen across a Republican-authored rewrite of state election law last week that included new voter identification requirements… Continue reading
Iwas down the shore this weekend, enjoying the sea, the sun and the sweeping panorama of people without masks. Honestly, that was even more beautiful… Continue reading
On June 26, Bainbridge Island Fire Department responded to a structure fire on the south end of BI. Members arrived and began suppression operations. This… Continue reading
The July 16 Review article, “They’re not acting neighborly,” is really a dispute between Bainbridge Island and me. The City Council and staff have acted… Continue reading
The Bainbridge Island Metropolitan Parks District is playing a shell game with the citizens of BI. Instead of developing the Sakai property as promised, they’ve… Continue reading
When Thurgood Marshall was strategizing his legal attack on segregation in the public school system of Topeka, Kan., he asked psychologists Kenneth and Mamie Clark… Continue reading
In a move consistent with the Biden administration’s walk back of former President Trump’s tougher immigration actions and guidelines, the Department of Homeland Security announced… Continue reading
It was hard to miss the challenge that President Biden posed to Americans as he burned through a fiery speech at the National Constitution Center… Continue reading
Sometimes, the system works. Last week, a client of mine, an abused woman from El Salvador, was granted asylum. You might not think that’s important… Continue reading
