Bainbridge Island News

AmericanWest Bank is hosting a bank-wide food drive at its Bainbridge Island branch on Hildebrand Lane through May 31.

Shoreliners will march, once again, to city hall Wednesday to protest the update to the SMP and demand changes be made to the draft.

CONTRIBUTED IMAGE Lee at work Lee Molenaar returns as the featured artist at Collective Visions Art Gallery, 331 Pacific Ave.

The Bainbridge Island man charged with the illegal manufacture of marijuana among other charges may change his plea to guilty at an upcoming hearing.

The distinctive white and green vessels of the Washington State Ferries system are a relatively inexpensive way to get a scenic boat ride on Puget Sound, especially if you go as a walk-on passenger.

Town & Country Market officials hope to begin a remodel of the Winslow grocery store during the first quarter of 2014.

Stephen and Renee Dole stand in traditional tatami-floored sleeping room of Fuurin-Oka, a Japanese "futon-and-breakfast" on Bainbridge Island.

Bainbridge Island school officials will host the first of three community meetings tonight on the remaking of public schools on the island in response to declining enrollment and funding.

The pumps at the 76 station on High School Road have all been posted with 'Out of Order' signs as the business was shut down and padlocked this week.

CONTRIBUTED IMAGE Kent on canvas "Light, Glass and Crows," a show of new works by painter Kent Holloway, is viewable through May at Bainbridge Performing Arts, 200 Madison Ave., N. A reception for Holloway is 5-7 p.m. on May 3, as part of the monthly downtown First Friday art walk.

A bomb squad from Port Townsend is en route to the U.S. post office on Winslow Way where a suspicious package was found this afternoon.

Curator Rick Chandler works in the collections storage area of the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum.

Bainbridge Island is home to a police department and a fire department for its emergency services.