Every graduating class claims it’s unique. It’s a commencement speech staple.
“We’re the most accomplished, most ambitious, most service-oriented seniors you’ve ever seen. Watch out, world.”
But in Saturday’s sea of royal blue and raindrops, co-valedictorian Ryan Cox left the cliches at home.
The local chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America is collecting signatures for ballot initiative I-1491 to create extreme risk protection orders.
Chef gets jammin’ at farmers market.
Teen Talking Circles has been a stalwart for island youth, as they brave the treacherous years of acne, social hierarchy and self-determination.
Next planning meeting scheduled for 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, July 16.
Since February, over the course of 13 early-release Mondays, three high school students have been learning the ins-and-outs of project management, estimating, scheduling and requests for proposals, then putting their knowledge to the ultimate test.
They built a boardwalk at Fay Bainbridge Park.
Katherine Kennedy, who started renting out her Skiff Point property in 2009, estimates she’s booked 230 nights per year.
“And just about every year, it gets more successful,” she said.
Henry Brown’s celebrating consisted of a cruise down Interstate 90 and a few scoops of peanut butter and cookie dough ice cream.
When Grace Bautista was in 10th grade, a classmate called her a dogeater. The slur was not her first and it stung. He was joking, but it didn’t matter.
Lavender is like the Holy Grail in the third Indiana Jones movie. The plant has all sorts of special powers. Only, there’s no need to thwart circular blades or cross an invisible bridge to find it (and you’re probably not going to live for seven hundred years if you do).
It’s a philanthropic payday. The Bainbridge Island Rotary Club has outdone itself again, awarding more grants than ever before to worthy area nonprofits.
“Legally Blonde,” Bainbridge High’s spring musical, opens Thursday, April 28 in the LGI.
A primer on how to dress with your carbon footprint in mind, with the help of the Trashion Show and its organizers.
