For over three decades, the people of Bainbridge Island have been working to complete the Forest-to-Sky Trail, which will connect the island’s most popular trail system through the Grand Fores to Battle Point Park, its most popular park.
With the sun finally making more than a fleeting appearance, islanders are beginning to venture outdoors, yawning often as if emerging from a lengthy hibernation, squinting in response to light they haven’t seen for months. Some are even taking strolls downtown since the improved weather makes sightseeing more enjoyable.
For Mother’s Day, I took Wendy to the Spokane Arena, located in of all places, Spokane, Washington. The Spokane Arena…
Last week I was sitting at my desk when a woman came to the door. She seemed a little anxious…
You may have read a Bainbridge Island Review article in December 2008 about restraining orders placed against a family whose…
As always, 90 minutes with Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) is like being in the presence of a person just given…
Regardless of how one may think politically or philosophically about the internment of Japanese Americans in World War II, it…
