News
Hyla students learn about border conflicts during Arizona trip
Ten high school-age students from Hyla School on Bainbridge Island spent their winter break getting an eye-opening course…
Business
Ex-diver becomes accomplished BI woodworker
If you ask John Steiner about his life’s work, he might point to the 11 years he spent…
News
Last chance to enter 25th BI poetry contest
When T.S. Eliot wrote, “April is the cruelest month,” he wasn’t thinking of Bainbridge Island.
Sports
At local running club, ‘every girl is an athlete’
Are you faster than a fifth-grader? On Bainbridge Island, that’s a serious question.
Life
Newt crossing guards help BI amphibians survive
The life cycle of salmon is the heartbeat of the Pacific Northwest, but it’s not the only watery…
News
Bainbridge school levies have huge leads
The Bainbridge Island School District was passing both of its school levies easily in returns Feb. 15.
News
Bainbridge won’t be closing schools
The Bainbridge Island School District numbers just didn’t add up.
Life
All they need is love — for 63 years
Love is on the breeze for Bainbridge Island, but it’s the wind in the sails for this longtime…
News
Correction: 2 BI levies cost $19 more a month
Residents in the Bainbridge Island School District are voting Feb. 13 whether to raise property taxes by an…
News
7 groups, 110 members have 10 ideas for BI school closures
The heat is on as the Bainbridge Island School district works toward a solution for a $4.5 million…
News
Poulsbo OKs new contract with Bainbridge Disposal
The Poulsbo City Council last week approved a new recycling contract with Bainbridge Disposal but residents will see…
News
Startups brave COVID to open in BI
Despite the many challenges of COVID-19, including some operations going out of business, four new businesses have braved…
Sports
NK beats BHS to share top spot in Olympic League
The North Kitsap volleyball team never forgot about its first loss of the season. It came on Senior…