District officials unsure of plan for worst-case scenario.
In an effort to bring back a local public access TV channel, the Bainbridge Island City Council is now considering a proposal that could total almost $1 million in equipment costs alone.
More than 300 Bainbridge residents may have had to leave their home to watch the Seahawks season opener Thursday evening after a power outage that lasted about 10 hours.
Crews with the Kitsap County noxious weed program will be cutting flower heads and treating plants with a selective herbicide Thursday and Friday.
The Bainbridge Island City Council will discuss restoring the island’s local public access channel to cable TV this week.
Bainbridge police say Jason Michael Lucas still expected to be returned to Washington state to face charges.
After a two-day tree sit, Seattle television coverage and more than a hundred Bainbridge citizens picketing did little to stop some 800 trees from being cut down at the site of an impending shopping center on High School Road, last week’s multi-day protest migrated to city hall Monday.
Jon Bingham and Jon Ledbetter join the department as two of 17 street officers, while Jeffrey Horn fills the second-in-command post as deputy chief.
Jon Bingham, Jon Ledbetter and Jeffrey Horn will take their oath of office at this week’s city council session.
Mayor chided for planning meeting without council OK.
The teen who has set up camp 70 feet up in an evergreen at the site of the soon-to-be-built High School Road shopping center may be removed this afternoon, city officials said Tuesday.
A protest in a bank parking lot reached new heights Monday as a Bainbridge teenager climbed a 100-foot tall evergreen for a sit-in among the tree branches in opposition of the new shopping development planned for High School Road.
One Bainbridge resident who opposes the controversial shopping development to be built at High School Road and Highway 305 has taken to the trees.
