Bike mural
One thing that Bainbridge Island officials and residents agree on is that change is hard to wrap your head around.
It’s “offensive,” it’s “concerning,” it’s a “vision,” it’s an “opportunity” — it’s a routine government document.
Enrollment numbers from the first few weeks of school are in, but they may change in a month, district officials…
Historic preservation is not always about erecting a monument — it’s also about knitting the intangible fabric of culture for…
The first day of school is a big day for everyone — parents, students and teachers alike.
Bloedel Reserve conducted the first controlled burn on Bainbridge Island since colonization Sept. 4, igniting a new era in land…
After 76 years of artist exhibitions, advocacy for the arts in local government and dozens of free programs, Bainbridge Arts…
Pritchard Park may have some unbeatable views sooner than expected, thanks to new federal funding — they just have to…
Housing Resources Bainbridge may be one of the island’s newer institutions — its 35th birthday is this month — but…
Thanks to the efforts of local historians, anthropologists, activists, ambassadors and average folks who lived here, Bainbridge Island is home…
Bainbridge Island’s Gerald Simonsen’s notoriety is he notarizes documents for free—starting when people were stranded during COVID—along with making balloon…
