Islanders against Bainbridge Island’s proposed update of its Shoreline Master Program are preparing to give representatives from the state Department Ecology an earful this week.
Two park benches were destroyed at Fort Ward Park after someone broke them down to use as firewood.
Bainbridge Island and Seattle police boats work to recover body found in Blakely Harbor.
Winslow’s water utility customers are one step closer to cheaper bills after the Bainbridge Island City Council moved along an ordinance to slash water rates by 30 percent.
Islanders opposed to a shopping center near Highway 305 and High School Road have expanded their protest beyond their strategic street corner near the site of the proposed development. They are now taking their cause into the community and across the World Wide Web.
A visit by national corporation brings business and dollars to Bainbridge, but some islanders are concerned about its presence.
Approximately 25 people gathered at city hall for a forum showcasing south-islanders Dee McComb and Roger Townsend who are running for the South Ward council seat.
City council will discuss additional changes to the city’s water utilities.
A few too many may have led four kayakers into the drink at the mouth of Eagle Harbor Monday evening.
Bainbridge Defense Fund and local lawyer submit protest of the Bainbridge Island Shoreline Master Program to Ecology.
The Bainbridge Island City Council discussed a long-awaited proposal for an off-leash dog park Wednesday — the first of its kind.
Bainbridge Island’s Rite Aid has received a facelift in recent weeks as part of a store-wide remodel that will provide more than just better aesthetics.
Representatives with the Washington State Transportation Commission came to Bainbridge Island this week to explain a back-to-back ferry fare hike proposal currently under consideration.
