Bainbridge Island News

Robert Johnson sang some wicked blues tunes about the crossroads in life. I don't know if that's where we meet Mr.

The city will not hire a lobbyist to petition the state Legislature for a law revision that would allow Bainbridge's change-of-government vote to go forward in May.

Festivities for the 54th annual community tree lighting begin at 5 p.m. at Silverdale Antiques, 9490 Silverdale Way, with caroling by students of Brownsville Elementary School under the direction of Shirley ...

AUDITIONS COMEDY DANCE GALLERIES AND EXHIBITIONS COLLECTIVE VISIONS GALLERY: Features "Impressions of Places - A Landscapes 2008" an exhibit by pastel artist Jackie Bush-Turner in the main gallery throughout ...

Did you ever wonder what "home for the holidays" means to the butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker as well as the florist, the postal worker, and others who help you keep your holiday traditions? Holiday ...

Gliding a sailing dinghy on light breezes through Eagle Harbor offers a living library of maritime history.

Council to mull car fees Faced with a two-year budget crunch that could eliminate road funding in 2009 and 2010, a proposal for initiating a car registration fee to pay for road maintenance is gaining speed.

21. Please donate coats and cold weather clothing in all sizes, new or used and in good condition.

Author/explorer/historian Harry Rutstein presents his new adventure memoir, chronicling the his 10-year trek in the footsteps of Marco Polo.

First, a confession. My husband was recently recruited by a large coffee company across the water, and I have relatives addicted to their products.

Angie Glasser of Renton talks with a friend near a spherical piece public art along Winslow Way.

Junkoh Harui's artistry and knowledge of plants was legendary, even while he was alive.

Police have arrested two individuals thought to be behind a string of Bainbridge Island and North Kitsap burglaries and car prowls.

As Bainbridge grows and more businesses begin to take root downtown, revising the sign-code ordinance is beginning to gather steam again.

Bainbridge Island police are asking the public for information about multiple acts of vandalism at three schools and the community pool over the weekend.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND A medical center planned for Madison Avenue may be a community health-care remedy that comes a few years too late.

Police are confident that the arrest of a man suspected of numerous Bainbridge and North Kitsap burglaries is imminent.

On Thursday, employees with Leflera s Tree Service made the final verdict on a tree that has been a source of controversy for one waterfront community.

I can't think of a single person who goes more to the heart of Bainbridge Island than Junkoh Harui.

The typical workaday world is noisy. Julie Rosenblatt's is not. "Our life has become over-stimulated," she said.