We seemed to have survived March with all it’s madness that showed up in so many varieties this year. Is it just me, or does lunacy seem particularly abundant?
At least some members of the City Council believe the city would be wise to impose a $20 fee on…
Unfortunately, Serenity Court, a valued member of the Bainbridge Island community for more than 30 years, may be forced to…
Learning to live with the pains of community growth can turn friendly neighbors into enemies, especially on Bainbridge Island. There…
Figuratively speaking, David Moseley, only 16 days into his new job as Assistant Secretary of Transportation, stood hat in hand…
There appears to be a curative stratagem occurring these days on Bainbridge Island, where politicians, social service professionals and caring…
Ah, another road end issue. Let’s try to make sense of it. Island architect Ron Holsman wants to buy a…
In describing the late Arnie Jackson, the first word that comes to Dave Hannon’s mind is “gruff.” Hannon recalls a…
Get on the bus, the adage goes. Islanders do just that – to a point. Every morning, we queue up…
In this spirit of this week’s holiday, we pull a chestnut from the Review’s editorial page archives and wish readers…
There’s nothing quite like a City Council race to show how narrow the island’s political discourse can be. Most years,…
Four justices said the city was in the right, while four said it wasn’t. The ninth justice seemed to side…
Trudi Inslee rang up last week, asking if the Review would like an advance copy of Congressman Jay Inslee’s forthcoming…
