Environment

Baeven Hoit won the Most Creative Use of Materials award for her garment "Something About Fish."

Artists show off unique garments at BI Trashion Show

The fifth Bainbridge Island Trashion Show took place July 25 at the Hilltop location in the Grand Forest with over 150 ticket holders attending. Thirteen… Continue reading

 

Participants in the annual Scotch Broom “parade” walk by the Senior Center last week. Tyler Shuey/Bainbridge Island Review photos

Noxious or obnoxious, Scotch Broom fun for islanders

Event originally began as a joke in 1963

 

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Groups clean up in Earth Day events

Weed Warriors remove invasive plants while BHS Key Club cleans up beach

 

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Kids learning to repurpose old materials at Scrappy Art Lab

Owner Rachel Knudson’s message is ‘more art, less waste’

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The Morales farmhouse after it was remodeled by Friends of the Farm in 2012. Review file photo

Council hears about farm’s affordable housing project

3 affordable housing structures would be built at city-owned Morales property

The Morales farmhouse after it was remodeled by Friends of the Farm in 2012. Review file photo
Suquamish Tribe to sue King County over repeated sewage spills in Puget Sound

Suquamish Tribe to sue King County over repeated sewage spills in Puget Sound

Tribe gave King County 60 days notice to file a lawsuit for continual violations of Clean Water Act

Suquamish Tribe to sue King County over repeated sewage spills in Puget Sound
Flotilla protests Rich Passage fish pens

Flotilla protests Rich Passage fish pens

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND — Opponents to fish farming protested Sept. 16 in Rich Passage, the site of pens of non-native Atlantic salmon farmed by Cooke Aquaculture.… Continue reading

Flotilla protests Rich Passage fish pens
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