BI parks goes to voters for $10 million for pool
Voters on Bainbridge Island will be deciding on a $10 million bond to deepen and widen the Ray Williamson Pool...
New dome displays astronomy films in high definition
Kitsap internet customers have service after long outage
Silverdale-Poulsbo KT riders get options; BI route saved
Bus service on Ridgetop Boulevard NW is here to stay, high volumes of public feedback persuading Kitsap Transit to keep…
City to ask WSF for Wi-Fi at BI terminal, on boat
It’s hard to believe, but Washington State Ferries does not have Wi-Fi at the terminal or on the boat in…
Aurora Bainbridge-alis: see the Northern Lights tonight
For the first time since 2005, islanders may be able to witness an extremely rare celestial event this evening: the…
Military may help in war on Kitsap health care crisis
Kitsap County is going to get help from the military in its war against its healthcare crisis.
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‘Loop Hikes in the Olympic Mountains’ created one step at a time
A unique New Book by Tim Paschal
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New Prepaid Internet Service Available on Bainbridge Island
Prepaid service plans are highly favored for their flexibility, affordability, and ease of use, appealing to a broad spectrum of…
Valley Road in Rolling Bay could be the next busy street on Bainbridge Island to see some infrastructure updates —… The Bainbridge Island School District announced May 9 that it will not make any staffing reductions in the coming school…Neighbors share ideas on improving road for walkers, cyclists
BISD to avoid staff layoffs, but budget still tight
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Artisans spring into action
Peter Gammell/Kitsap News Group photos
BARN to host expanded spring vendor market
The Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network is hosting its first Spring Bazaar May 11 at 10 a.m.
BISD seeks input on ways to cut budget up to $4.5 million
The Bainbridge Island School District can’t go to its piggy bank anymore.
WSF crew appreciation turns into nightmare with more boat issues
It was supposed to be a weekend of support for the Washington State Ferries crew, and while it still was,…
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- BI blasts proposal for not really being affordable
- BI waterfront trail to get new name July 7
- Revised housing plan goes back to BI council
- Council: Why the sticker shock in water, sewer rates?
- Morrow: 1st Child Death Review Panel meeting ‘heart-breaking’
If law is unclear yield to each other to avoid a crash
Q: When two cars are at stop signs that face each other and have a road going between them that…
Miss the eclipse? No worries; more natural wonders coming
If you are feeling bad because you missed seeing first-hand the total solar eclipse last month, I’ve got good news…
- Pray to become less trapped in our narrow points of view
- BI student supports MIA search, offers free film
- Self care: Stop bending forward in mornings to help back
- Not everything is corrupt, and everybody doesn’t do it
- Alaska’s more oil sanctions than Iran hurt Washington
- Biden weak, but GOP embarrassing
Teens are aces of races at BI run
Zachary Shields of Bainbridge Island won the 10K in the Trillium Trail Run Saturday at Battle Point Park.
Efforts made to include more as pickleball tourney fills up
If you wanted to play in this year’s Founders Pickleball Tournament on Bainbridge Island it’s too late. It’s already full.
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‘Loop Hikes in the Olympic Mountains’ created one step at a time
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New Prepaid Internet Service Available on Bainbridge Island
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Celebrating life’s final moments: Care community gives families valuable time together
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Bainbridge’s Rotary Auction Rummage sale celebrates 64 years of volunteers and helping the community
