Back in early May, the city’s administrator and finance director told the council that revenue assumptions for sales tax, real…
By BRAD HEPWORTH We consider any new year a new start, a time to change and improve. Resolutions are made….
It’s a little late to be adopting New Year’s Resolutions, but this year I’ve vowed to do what I have…
The world is getting a little brighter. Have you noticed? Bit by bit, a few minutes of daylight have been…
Sorry, Kitsap County, but it’s your dilemma now Whether it’s Plan A or Plan B, Washington State Ferries’ latest scheme…
Staff members of the Bainbridge Review are excited to be offering readers a new look for the newspaper as we…
Andre Bernard, a former publisher at Harcourt and currently a vice president at the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, recently…
While downtown still looks much like it has for the past several decades, we may be on the brink of great change there.
My oldest Mississippi friend called me the day of the big snowstorm and said, “I can’t believe you are surrounded by snow.”
Owners of many retail businesses in Winslow are beginning to show signs of stress as the economy continues to slide. To cut costs, some are reorganizing and others are moving to smaller spaces. And a few have been forced to go out of business. If the trend continues, it will be difficult for many stores to get through the next few months unscathed, when business is usually slower before picking up as the weather warms. There may be an increase in empty stores come summer.
As 2008 slides into the rear-view mirror at midnight tonight, it would be wise if we all keep our eyes…
The challenging part of any ice or snow storm for road crews that don’t deal with such dilemmas on a…
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