The Bainbridge Island City Council will continue an already-started conversation on interim zoning regulations for potential marijuana businesses at its meeting this week.
Real wasabi is hard to come by. Even wasabi farmers in Japan have thinned out their production. This is what farmer, scientist and island native Cathy Chadwick is looking to change in the U.S. with Fresh Wasabi Farms.
The Music of Remembrance symphonic ensemble will take islanders on a journey back to the 1930s with a performance at Waterfront Park Community Center.
The free show will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 7 and will include works by Laszlo Weiner, Marc Lavry, Erwin Schuloff and Osvaldo Golijov
After the success of last week’s town hall meeting hosted by the Bainbridge Island Police Department, Police Chief Matthew Hamner said the community can expect more opportunities for open dialogue. But if only there was a way for folks to revisit what they might of missed last week.
“For me, this was my first one (on Bainbridge) — and we should have taped it,” Hamner said.
The Bainbridge Island City Council approved the appointment of two members to its Planning Commission last week based on a faulty selection process.
The owner of Doc’s Marina Grill said Thursday that he became aware of Scott Anthony Fuchs’ criminal history just a couple of weeks ago.
Kitsap County residents are being hit with a new take on an old scam where a stranger calls and asks for money.
Studio Cascade gets council OK on agreement.
The Bracken family will attend their sixth Brain Cancer Walk in Seattle on Saturday, Sept. 21. Liz Bracken said, this is not just to celebrate the life of her husband but to also honor and support the research his doctor lived by.
In the spring of 2008, Gary Bracken was asked by a friend to be his first mate on a sailing trip from Mexico to Tahiti. It was a surprise to everyone who knew him when he did not make it through the first week.
In last week’s meeting, the Utility Advisory Committee decided to delete public comment from the agenda and considered suspending all upcoming meetings until they have been briefed on the Open Public Meetings Act.
At this Wednesday’s meeting, the Bainbridge Island City Council will decide whether to approve a contract for the Waterfront Park and city dock renovations.
The Bainbridge Island City Council will discuss transportation impact fees at this week’s meeting.
The Bainbridge Island City Council will consider a design contract Wednesday for the Eagle Harbor sewer beach mains.
