Community meeting planned for brainstorming ideas.
‘Til the codes come home? Nick Hinton and Nora Phillips spent nearly two years building their tiny house. Now they don’t know where to put it.
Gone are the days of opening your Uber app and willing a Bainbridge driver to appear, to save you from the buckets of rain on your long walk home from the ferry. Or to rescue you from the Alehouse after a few too many drinks. Or provide some other impromptu transportation service.
There are now more “seniors” than school children.
For the first time in its 16-year history, the union that represents classified employees of the Bainbridge Island School District and the district are going into mediation.
Sandy White is up early on the Sunday before Thanksgiving, unraveling extension cords. Next, he and six other men — Arnie Sturham, Mike Juneau, Bob Grimm, Tom Bryant, Howie Paine and Paine’s stepson, John Zheng — tackle the van, unloading parts. And within a few hours, Winslow Way’s stars and scrolls are up and glowing.
When Debra D’Angelo left for Paris last week, she lugged a suitcase full of fish.
No boozy fruitcakes here.
The Figgy Pudding Peddlers’ holiday offerings are more like those espoused by Buddy the Elf — spreading Christmas cheer for all to hear — though noticeably more mellifluous.
Seven years ago, Chelsea and James Minola were making shower curtains out of a residential garage on Wing Point Way. Today, they collaborate with architects, interior designers and high-profile brands all over the world. And they’ve got a new space to boot.
Last Saturday, the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation and the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District celebrated the opening of the Veterane and Knudsen trails, which, together, create a new four-mile loop through the Gazzam Lake Nature Preserve.
Ever since last April, Patrick Pepper’s ears have been ringing. His hands tingle. He drops things. His words don’t come out with the same machine-gun delivery.
Winter hats and bulging backpacks are not your typical parade attire. But this wasn’t really your typical parade.
What to serve with the bird and its accoutrements
