July is largely defined by one day – Independence Day. We remember the declaring of our independence by holding barbeques,…
In a recent column, I mentioned that the woman who is my wife and I had just celebrated our 29th…
The Fourth of July is one of those venerable American holidays that hasn’t changed much over the years, at least…
“God is still speaking.” This simple affirmation is the cornerstone of an identity campaign for my denomination, the United Church…
A housing project with the potential of being the most ambitious development ever built in Winslow is just beginning what…
Previous attempts to add bike lanes and a pedestrian path along North Madison Avenue between 305 and Day Road have…
I watched the much-anticipated USA vs. England World Cup soccer match on a wall-mounted television set in the “Breakfast Buffet…
One of the negative effects of a recession on an altruistic community such as a Bainbridge Island is that as local, state and federal monies dry up there’s a correlative increase in fundraising pressure to keep the established events and institutions afloat. And, of course, while competition escalates among those seeking help, people have fewer dollars to give despite the need being greater.
The woman who is my wife and I celebrated the 29th anniversary of our wedding this past weekend. We celebrated…
During a recent City Council meeting, Mayor Bob Scales objected to the city transferring the Fort Ward Parade Grounds –…
