Rainy, cold weather doesn’t deter Jan. 6 protesters on BI
About 40 people attended the annual Jan. 6 protest at the corner of Winslow Way and Highway 305, braving chilly...
Rep. Nance breaks another record with run along Mississippi River
Love of flamingos continues on BI
The spirit of flamingos lives on for Bainbridge Islanders at Eagle Harbor Book Co., which has carried themed merchandise since…
KPUD acquires Kitsap County Sewer District 7
Kitsap County Sewer District 7, often referred to as Fort Ward Sewer, has completed a transition in which its sewer/wastewater…
Business leader pitches AI assistance for new BI city manager
There will be some big shoes to fill at city hall following Bainbridge Island city manager Blair King’s retirement Jan….
Greatest share of Kitsap population growth? Migrants
The 2025 state population data is out, and like most of Washington, Kitsap cities and towns are growing steadily —…
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How COBI prepares for extreme winter weather
The city of Bainbridge Island typically prepares for emergency weather preparations beginning in August of each year.
The Kitsap County Board of Commissioners voted Dec. 22 to extend the county’s hiring freeze until the summer, which was… After about a year, the plan for the future of Winslow is almost done, and a draft will be in…Kitsap County extends hiring freeze until July 2026
Winslow Subarea Plan up for council approval this spring
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BI couple shows solidarity for democracy with paperclips
It’s a simple symbol for a simple message: no hate, and no kings.
Kitsap Best of the Best results revealed
Kitsap Daily News and The Bainbridge Island Review are proud to announce our readers’ choices for the best services, shops…
- Kitsap organizations assessing forest health by recording birds
- BYS announces recipients of Unity in Community Awards
- Local writer named new poet laureate for Bainbridge Island
- Bainbridge glass artists create mural with Yakima school
- Final performances of ‘The Nutcracker’ this weekend
- AHB announces 2025 individual artist grants
BI Council agrees to hard Comp Plan deadline of June 2026
At its Nov. 12 meeting, the Bainbridge Island City Council voted 6-1 to adopt consultant Joe Tovar’s suggestions to complete…
King to retire as BI city manager, effective Jan. 30
In a statement read aloud to the Bainbridge Island City Council at its Nov. 12 meeting, city manager Blair King…
- BI Council approves utility rate increases
- BI to continue participating in low-income grant program
- Few BI priorities advance in state legislature
- Inslee moderates climate change debate at BI library
- BI council tours affordable housing to envision Winslow site
- Traffic impact fees reduced for small BI businesses
Rob Reiner’s overlooked relationship with the Black community
The horrific and senseless deaths of beloved Hollywood icon Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele, sent shockwaves through the entertainment…
Entering roundabout at the same time? Who has right-of-way?
Q: Who has the right-of-way when two cars enter a roundabout at the same time at different speeds, the slower…
- Reel talk: movies that move us closer
- Is drinking coffee too distracting while driving?
- Why it is vital that patients take pain into their own hands
- Reexamining ‘The Breakfast Club’ after 40 years
- Should I keep up with flow of traffic or just drive the speed limit?
- What 90 years of Harvard research says about happiness
Bainbridge boy swimmers perform well across the board in win over NK
The Bainbridge Spartans beat the North Kitsap Vikings 126-56 in boys swimming Dec. 17 at the NK Community Pool in…
Knights handle Spartans in Olympic League basketball showdown
The Bremerton Knights (5-0, 4-0 in Olympic League) remain undefeated to start the season, beating the Bainbridge Spartans (3-2, 2-1…
- Spartan girls beat SK, off to 4-1 start to the season
- Bremerton goes 2-0 as team at wrestling meet
- Bainbridge boy swimmers get off to hot start against Bremerton
- Spartans hold on for OT win in Orness’ coaching return
- Spartan swimmers already have sights set on 3-peat
- Spartans finish strong to claim 7th-place state finish
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