Bainbridge Island, WA News

• Bainbridge Island, WA News
• Lawyers rest their case in Bainbridge police shooting
• Woman rescued after going overboard from Bainbridge ferry
• Islander is EWU academic standout
• Closing arguments expected Wednesday in trial of Bainbridge police
• Ferry crew rescues Bainbridge woman who fell overboard
• Foreign students need host families
• Bainbridge blotter | Two men and a bong
• Ordway principal talks about his departure
• Bainbridge fire officials looking for new business administrator
• Marine expert gives update on salmon recovery
• Bainbridge blotter | Lock box bandit
• UPDATE | Medical expert testifies: Ostling died minutes after being shot
• Historic Preservation Commission presents 2012 Blakely Awards
• State's first appearance of fish-killing virus found at Bainbridge salmon farm
• City council approves bid for road repair
• Draft shoreline plan brings wave of criticism from property owners
• Expert testifies Bainbridge police did the right thing in Ostling shooting
• Bainbridge council greenlights Winslow park plan
• Ostling likely died minutes after being shot, expert testifies
• AMBER ALERT | WSF on the lookout for a green Lexus
• Bainbridge police chief's health worsens
• Doctor testifies little could be done to save victim of police shooting
• UPDATE | Navy frogmen find body of missing diver
• Bainbridge council to hold special meeting on Shoreline Master Program
• UPDATE | Search called off for missing diver
• Lieutenant Hawkins steps in as acting chief of Bainbridge police
• Coast Guard looking for missing diver near Blake Island
• Developer submits application for new shopping center on High School Road
• STATE CHAMPS! Bainbridge beats Lake Sammamish to retain state title in girls lacrosse
• Bainbridge Island church marks 100 years
• Deadline nears for canceling phone book
• Hearing planned for off-leash dog areas
• Climber with island roots attempts Mount Everest feat
• Baseballarama! Bainbridge museum celebrates history of America's favorite game
• Confirmed case of whooping cough reported at Bainbridge school
• UPDATE | Utility advisory committee vacancies draw a crowd of applicants
• Citizens Park Task Force presents gateway park plan to city council
• Poulsbo vehicular homicide suspect ordered held on bail
• Bainbridge teen pleads guilty to vehicular assault
• Historical Society celebrating Bainbridge Island's pastime with 'Baseballarama'
• Plans unveiled for new park near Bainbridge ferry terminal
• Six apply to fill vacancies on Bainbridge Island's Utility Advisory Committee
• Bainbridge blotter | Pushed off the roof
• Acting chief running Bainbridge police
• Morning sailing to Bainbridge canceled | TRAVEL ADVISORY
• Spartans beat Mercer Island for chance to defend state lacrosse title
• Bainbridge High, Eagle Harbor High make U.S. News and World Report list of top schools
• Morrow takes oath as new fire commissioner
• Rocky start to Ostling trial, defense asks for mistrial during opening arguments
• Weekend hit-and-run strikes two vehicles, results in airlift to hospital
• 'American Pickers' to film in Kitsap County
• Harbor commission talks about city dock drawings at its next meeting
• Bainbridge officer who fired fatal shot testifies in federal court
• Historic church has 100th anniversary
• Jury is seated in Ostling case; former LA police detective, prison warden dismissed from jury
• Bainbridge, family of slain man face off in federal court
• Opening statements today in Bainbridge civil rights trial
• Bainbridge park board worried about updated shoreline plan
• Two former councilmen apply to sit on utilities committee
• Major overhaul of Bainbridge senior center set to begin
• Driver suspected in 2 hit-and-runs on Bainbridge
• Emergency spurs quick ferry trip
• Bainbridge council schedules special meeting for SMP
• City of Bainbridge Island, museum will host special event on preservation
• Klein to host campaign kickoff event
• Carden Country School raises money, awareness for autism
• Bartell Drugs may anchor proposed shopping center on High School Road | UPDATE
• Port Townsend considers plastic bag ban based on Bainbridge Island's ordinance
• One man against the sea
• Bainbridge group earns "Main Street" accreditation
• Traffic on Port Orchard's "Main Street" now running smoothly
• Islanders offer bounty of suggestions for naming park on the former Unocal property
• Boat burns off the shores of Bainbridge Island
• Bainbridge council schedules special meeting for SMP
• Olsen announces candidacy for 23rd District seat
• Bainbridge police investigate attempts to kill off trees at Battle Point Park
• Ostling lawsuit to go forward
• Federal judge rules that Ostling had clear right to medical aid in police shooting case
• Bainbridge blotter | Mailbox vandalism, hold the garlic bread
• Bainbridge senior center project to break ground next week
• Low turnout for city manager public forums
• Bainbridge police shooting trial begins Monday
• Developer eyeing key intersection on Bainbridge Island
• Low turnout for forum on choosing Bainbridge's new manager
• Local composer's performance rescheduled for tonight
• Bainbridge Island hosts public forums to discuss city manager search
• Ohio-based development company wants to build 60,000-square-foot shopping center on High School Road
• Spending time on Bainbridge Island
• School spotlight: The Island School
• Winslow gets ready for annual Girls’ Night Out
• Tunnel project changing access to Seattle's Colman Dock
• Republican Women welcome candidates for Congress, State House
• Bainbridge blotter | Stinky beans
• Much more than luck: Bainbridge architect is Medal of Honor winner
• Bainbridge park leaders may tighten up on off-leash dogs
• Bloedel Reserve offers unique opportunity for local students
• Scotch Broom Festival 2012 slideshow
• Young robot-maker makes his mark at national competition
• Battle Point Astronomical Association gets ready for partial solar eclipse on May 20
• Ward meetings spark conversation
• Public forums planned as part of search for manager
• School bus hits telephone pole on Eagle Harbor Drive
• WSF hosts meeting on Bainbridge to talk about ferry issues
• Sixteen state lawmakers endorse initiative to legalize marijuana
• Bainbridge Island Post Office to demonstrate Self-Service Shipping & Mailing Center next week
• Poulsbo driver charged with vehicular homicide, assault
• Fire commissioners for Bainbridge Island choose Morrow as new commissioner
• Lewis resigns from post as principal of Ordway Elementary
• Winslow's classic Scotch Broom Festival surprises downtown
• Island's spontaneous Scotch broom 'celebration' makes a comeback
• Seattle Symphony concert cancelled for local composer
• Bainbridge Island blotter | Phone call from Peru
• Pilot program will help seasoned volunteers in the Bainbridge Island Fire Department
• Eagle Harbor Drive closed to traffic | TRAVEL ADVISORY
• Island police guild posts video that explains police shootings
• Miller's court appearance for rape allegation moved back
• Candidate for judge hosts event on Bainbridge Island
• Council members to meet with islanders at ward meetings
• Winslow Way to close to vehicle traffic for nighttime light work
• Islander named Truman Scholar: Katherine Warren earns rare honor
• Planning commission won't meet next week
• Parks board to talk about Rotary Park
• Heyday Farm’s new pair of guardians are sent out to guard the pasture
• Councilman vows to press concerns on ad hoc committees
• Islanders spread the words they cherish
• Teens, texting and trouble
• Documents hint at frustrations that led to Bauer's fall from Bainbridge City Hall
• Chief Fehlman speaks with island community
• Hoberg sworn in as new school board member
• SGR gets right to work on search for manager
• Bainbridge Island students learning from robots
• SGR gets right to work searching for new city manager
• City plans outreach effort on Eagle Harbor sewer repair project
• Bainbridge schools may trim 10 teaching positions
• Ferry fares to rise next week
• Newest Bainbridge school board member to be sworn in tonight
• Bainbridge Island School District prepares to issue layoff notices to teachers
• Rev. Ellick receives prestigious award
• Bainbridge Island blotter | High roller
• Whooping cough cases now number more than 1,000
• Fred Hill Materials closes with Chapter 7 bankruptcy
• Two Winslow businesses burglarized
• Bainbridge Island architect awarded medal
• Bainbridge roads budget millions short of meeting needs
• Rights for Bainbridge Island liquor store go for $170K
• Bauer must wait to collect separation pay
• The final four: Candidates line up for vacant seat on fire board
• Bainbridge Island School Board appoints Hoberg to vacant board seat
• Bainbridge school board chooses Tawresey's replacement
• Bainbridge council picks Smith to lead city hall as interim manager
• Bainbridge attorney seeks superior court seat
• Bainbridge City Council changes manager's title from 'acting' to 'interim'
• Bainbridge Island announces next round of ward meetings
• Opponent in city lawsuit offers Bainbridge council advice on city manager candidate
• Safeway, Town & Country getting ready for liquor sales
• TRAVEL ADVISORY | Galley service will resume in time for morning ferry sailings
• Bainbridge council to discuss interim manager in the wake of interview
• Bainbridge Island attorney running for Kitsap Superior Court judge position
• Bainbridge Island blotter | Goodbye kitty, hello vandalism
• TRAVEL ADVISORY | Ferry swap on Bainbridge-Seattle run
• Five seek spot on Bainbridge Island School Board
• New principal hired for Commodore Options School
• Gander and Keenan ask for apology from city of Bainbridge Island
• TRAVEL ADVISORY | No galley service on Bainbridge ferry
• UPDATED | Bainbridge searches for a new city manager, Texas-style
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY | Fletcher Bay Road closed
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY | Fletcher Bay Road reopened
• School spotlight: Woodward Middle School
• Islanders raise awareness of autism, seek additional funding
• School district holds meeting on federal grant application
• Library takes book club on the water
• UPDATE | Carryover funds may be tapped to help fill budget gap
• Department of Ecology takes lead in Fort Ward sewage cleanup
• Bainbridge market visits can see new outdoor exhibit at museum
• Design work continues for development of Unocal property
• Bainbridge council interviews Arizona man for interim manager job
• Tani Creek Farm not impacted by sludge spill
• Planning commission expects to make recommendation for the SMP
• Wetland pumping concludes at Fort Ward spill site
• UPDATE | Hendrickson turns in missing police records
• UPDATE | Plastic bags banned on Bainbridge Island
• Bainbridge Island passes plastic bag ban
• Hendrickson turns over missing police records
• Bainbridge bans plastic bags
• Bainbridge's July 3rd Street Dance and Barbeque returns after one-year hiatus
• Hood Canal Bridge will have nighttime closures | TRAVEL ADVISORY
• Plenty of interest, but search for interim manager came down to four candidates
• Bainbridge searches for a new city manager, Texas-style
• Cleanup of south Bainbridge sewage spill begins
• It's smooth sailing for new book discussion group
• Bainbridge council meets prospective search firms tonight
• Charges dropped for man arrested at gunpoint in front of Roosters Cafe
• Bainbridge Island blotter | Daughter breaks mom's nose
• Bainbridge council members wary of public vote on plastic bag ban
• Former Bainbridge school board member charged in DUI/hit-and-run case given permission to remove ignition interlock device
• Bainbridge Island Republican Women welcome 6th District candidate
• State to conduct online survey of ferry riders
• Bainbridge recreational buoy fees to rise
• Bainbridge school district may tap carryover funds to help bridge budget gap
• Bainbridge Island blotter | I'm 22 and this is how we drive
• State auditor reminds Bainbridge to follow law on open public meetings
• No candidates yet for empty school board seat
• Costs for new Bainbridge interim manager to be higher than former manager's salary
• State Auditor's Office to Bainbridge: We're watching you
• Historic commission seeks grant for signs
• First Seder, then spring for Bainbridge congregation
• Commodore principal search wrapping up
• Bainbridge firefighters respond to fire in Winslow area
• Locked on to a worthy cause: Bainbridge student raises money for special education program
• Bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council announces new board members
• Bainbridge parks board approves purchase of Gazzam Lake properties
• Eddie Rollins, former Lynwood postmaster and Bainbridge Island's Santa, passes away | UPDATED
• Bainbridge continues its Tree City status
• Budget gap nears $1.4 million for Bainbridge schools
• Sewage cleanup planned at Fort Ward
• Bainbridge begins annual flushing program
• Bainbridge council members find potential interim city manager in Arizona
• Bainbridge Island blotter | Cookies, box wine and underage drinkers
• Sludge leak may have spread due to containment valve | UPDATE
• Handwriting samples gathered from students after fourth bomb threat at WMS
• Bainbridge council meets tonight for briefing on city manager search
• Islanders organizing for greater police reform, oversight
• Islanders for Collaborative Policing announces plan to form citizens' committee
• Democratic Party caucus to be held at BHS
• Pollution from leak at Bainbridge treatment plant may have made it to Blakely Harbor
• Treatment tank leak started late last week, official says | UPDATE
• Special election to be held to fill Inslee's seat
• Students will get out of class earlier more often if Bainbridge district adopts change to early-release days
• Whooping cough cases reach epidemic levels in Washington; nine cases reported on Bainbridge
• Sewage spills near Fort Ward
• Bainbridge Island blotter | Speeding to the restroom
• Islanders pack forum on Bainbridge police issues
• Education spotlight: Bainbridge schools considering early-release day
• State closes public notice loophole for 'special' city meetings
• BI Historical Preservation Commission to talk about grants
• History surges on Bainbridge - five buildings added to registry
• Salish Sea Expeditions hires new executive director
• Bainbridge Island Planning Commission plans to make recommendation on shoreline program update
• Pools to use thermal system to cut energy costs
• Contentious search for Bainbridge city manager turns cooperative
• Councilwoman Hytopoulos presses council to hire consultant on police review
• Watchdog group on Bainbridge police releases survey results
• Whistleblower complaint dismissed | UPDATED
• Bainbridge Island blotter | Loaded ladies' man passes out in doorway to downtown bar
• Bainbridge City Council getting blogs after easing legal concerns
• Students dance the night away on Spain-bridge Island
• Whistleblower complaint rejected
• Council pursues new webpages
• Islanders catch the Mega Millions fever
• Eddie Rollins, former Lynwood postmaster and Bainbridge Island's Santa, passes away
• Bainbridge deputy city manager willing to take on bigger role
• Police reformer offers services to Bainbridge
• Bainbridge Island Home and Garden Show
• Council to discuss city manager search, police management and council member blogs tonight
• Group reaches fundraising goal to stop road, expand Bainbridge nature preserve
• Pedestrian killed while walking on Highway 305
• Bainbridge park group gets $80,000 grant as planning continues for the former Unocal gas station site
• Dashiell, Knobloch have day in court
• Bainbridge Island blotter | Box of wine, to go
• Restraining orders denied for pair of Bainbridge politicians
• Police investigate bomb threat at Woodward
• Series continues with talk on election process
• Seven candidates apply for vacant fire commissioner post
• Rescue drills planned near Blakely Rock
• Online police survey underway
• Bainbridge High's mountain bike team hits the trails for first race
• One week left to Dine Local Downtown
• Winslow gateway park gets more money, science on its side
• Six firms express interest in helping with manager search | UPDATED
• Islanders show support for plastic bag ban
• Bainbridge project promoting green, affordable housing gets more time
• Bainbridge fast tracks interim city manager search
• Search-and-rescue drill scheduled Monday in Puget Sound
• Two more companies express interest in search for new Bainbrigde Island city manager
• Washington-based company offers to help with Bainbridge search for new manager
• Morales Farm hosts open house
• Experts say pollution found near Winslow Ravine not coming from Unocal property
• Tree closes Country Club Road | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Bainbridge Island blotter | Three's a crowd
• Competency challenged for Bainbridge Island man accused of rape
• Three out-of-state companies offer to help Bainbridge Island find new city manager
• Fallen tree closes Ferncliff Avenue | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Wanted man arrested at gunpoint in downtown Winslow
• Bainbridge school board seeks new member
• Downtown restaurants ask islanders to dine local
• Community turns out for Bainbridge Library celebration
• Councilman Scales gives OK on potential legal advisor
• Bainbridge Island School District seeks new board member
• Development planned for open lot in Winslow
• Bainbridge ethics board to meet this month
• Bainbridge land trust seeks accreditation
• Mallove steps down from post
• Bergmand Road and Manzanita Road reopen | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Morales house remodeled to sustainable glory
• Knobloch gets restraining order against fellow combatant
• Council asks city manager to leave - now
• Fallen tree closes Lovgreen Road | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Lovgreen Road reopens | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Manzanita Road and Bergman Road closed | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• RePower Bainbridge celebrates year milestone
• Doctors flip view of dyslexia
• Scuffle at City Hall | UPDATED
• Surprise Bainbridge city manager firing 'throws city into turmoil'
• Bainbridge bookstore expands
• BAINBRIDGE CONVERSATION BLOG: Bainbridge city manager fired; scuffle breaks out
• Scuffle breaks out in Bainbridge Island City Hall during council meeting
• Mallove steps down from utilities committee, cites conduct of Bainbridge Island City Council as reason
• Bainbridge council votes for an immediate exit for city manager
• Bainbridge council appoints Smith as acting city manager
• Bainbridge blotter | Puppy is culprit in missing wallet caper
• Bainbridge council to discuss unnamed employee in executive session
• Council engages in next round of plastic ban discussion
• Talk of Unocal property continues amid letter that disputes pollution claims
• Bainbridge Island woman to run for state supreme court
• State transportation budget includes funds for Highway 305/Suquamish Way improvement planning
• Tawresey offers regrets, apology in resignation letter
• McCloud enters race for Washington Supreme Court
• State loan could help Bainbridge avoid another sewer leak in Eagle Harbor
• Planning Commission holds meeting to discuss Shoreline Master Program update
• DCCC Chairman says Democratic Party will fight to keep Inslee's seat
• Rep. Inslee to resign to focus on governor's race
• Chiropractor returns to Bainbridge practice
• Draft grant application prompts another council tussle
• Bainbridge school board member resigns following DUI, hit-and-run arrest
• Bainbridge Public Library turns 50
• Bainbridge Republicans favor Romney as their presidential pick
• UPDATE | Court date set for man arrested for alleged arson in Rolling Bay house fire
• City manager search progresses
• School board uncertain on length of Tawresey’s leave
• Tawresey resigns from Bainbridge Island School Board
• Bainbridge council balks at cross-island trail grant
• Rep. Hansen sponsors amendment to keep ferry service intact through 2015
• Council meets after two-week break
• Bainbridge blotter | Birthday bar fight, heroin overdose
• Bainbridge Island Fire Department seeks applicants for commissioner's post
• UPDATE | More details released on Tawresey hit-and-run
• Deadline nears for BCF grants
• Bainbridge blotter | Unwelcome visit by the ex
• Tawresey named in earlier hit-and-run accident
• SLIDESHOW | Bainbridge Island enjoys wintery rerun
• UPDATE | Witness recalls Tawresesy hit-and-run accident
• Bainbridge seeks citizen volunteers
• City wants Ostling lawsuit tossed out, documents sealed
• Tawresey taking leave of absence from school board
• Bainbridge school board member takes leave of absence after drunken driving arrest
• In officer's testimony, Ostling less of a threat
• New planning firm forms on Bainbridge
• Fighting to stay fit
• Suspect in Rolling Bay blaze charged with burglary
• Transient on Bainbridge suspected of starting house fire
• Bainbridge Island School Board member Tawresey charged with DUI, hit and run
• Second Bainbridge Island waterfront home destroyed by fire
• Veteran journalist Brian Kelly named editor of Bainbridge Island Review
• Fire in Bainbridge's Rolling Bay neighborhood investigated as arson
• Bainbridge School Board member arrested on suspicion of DUI, hit and run
• Community input sought for proposed 'Gateway Park'
• Bainbridge house fire caused by fireplace failure
• Fire destroys waterfront home
• Bainbridge 'invites' cyclists for 40th Chilly Hilly
• Boy injured on rope swing at Bainbridge park
• Fire destroys century-old home on Bainbridge's Restoration Point
• Fire destroys century-old home on Bainbridge Island
• Finally, Winslow's 'friendlier' future street is ready
• Lynwood theater may have beer, wine option
• Mayor Lester signs letter to Olympia
• The art of creating an art museum
• Gap widens with Scales, colleagues
• Suspect in trooper's killing dies at hospital | Updated with map
• Bainbridge man died taking care of the park he loved
• Business spotlight: Bainbridge's Small Screen comes up big on Internet
• Introducing vets to the great outdoors
• PSE to replace poles
• Plastic bags may soon be outlawed
• Council adds water utility to 2012 workplan
• Council maps plan for city manager search
• Search for new Bainbridge city manager looking even more expensive
• Bainbridge council revives water utility debate
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Seeks Front of House Manager
• Bomb threat at island middle school
• Ferry alert: Marion Street will be closed at 8 p.m. Tuesday
• Plastic bag ban to be discussed by council
• State ferry routes sustainable, say two key legislators
• Cost to replace new Bainbridge city manager estimated at $250,000
• Rhody riders see vessel into retirement
• Island homes may get a change of address
• Innovative Bainbridge housing project raises traffic concerns
• Island man accused of rape, molestation
• $250,000 for city manager search
• HRB seeks ‘right homebuyer’ for Ferncliff Village
• Council opts to not pay bill
• Affordable housing development taking shape on Bainbridge
• Bainbridge council members improperly billed city for legal services
• Bainbridge man arrested for rape, molestation
• Bainbridge administrators fear councilmembers' blogs could run afoul of law
• Trainer a strength at fitness lab
• Bainbridge shoreline plan update delayed six months
• PSE speaks to island's power consumption
• Unocal park gets initial approval
• Council seeks manager
• Council backs plan to improve prominent corner by Bainbridge ferry
• Decision to remove Bainbridge city manager sparks council contention
• The unstoppable Hendersons
• Bauer, city part ways
• Bainbridge man who threatened 3 with knife gets 8 years
• School spotlight: Ordway Elementary School
• Bainbridge Island city manager on her way out
• Bainbridge affordable housing group names new director
• Bainbridge-based Fair Trade ball company sold to California competitor
• Frozen yogurt shops find success in Kitsap
• Jackson Stewart: Fighting through a near-death experience
• Final push to halt road through Bainbridge preserve
• Fight worsens between Bainbridge and city workers
• City, union at odds after arbitrator's decision regarding workforce
• Hendrickson files whistleblower report with state auditor
• Former Bainbridge examiner asks state to investigate city officials
• Donors needed for Bainbridge Island blood drives
• Bainbridge ordered to rehire four laid-off workers, pay lost earnings
• Bainbridge art museum's opening delayed a year
• City owes five months rent
• Snow storm hits Bainbridge Island
• Winslow gateway park proposal picks up steam
• Warming Center primed if power goes off
• Kitsap legislator in familiar role in introducing King honors
• A hero's welcome: Bainbridge grade returns from Afghanistan with a Purple Heart
• Bauer’s future being debated by City Council
• Lester elected council's mayor by 5-2 vote
• Civil Service Commission returns to business
• Throw the bums out, give someone else a chance | Letters | Jan. 12
• Bainbridge city manager at heart of growing council storm
• Coates Design Architects Presents The Edge Improv
• Burn ban in effect for Kitsap County
• Bainbridge Island Fire Department might charge fees for ambulance rides
• Council addresses new mayor, tensions at annual retreat
• Two cases of whooping cough at Bainbridge High
• Sweet rice cakes bring community together again on Bainbridge Island
• U-Park takes over ferry lot
• WSF ad hoc committee formed
• Islanders grieve over loss of beloved Judge Spearman
• Decade of city service ends
• Bainbridge Council takes first look at proposed ban on plastic bags
• Bainbridge cop's Facebook post may have cost department chance to add officer
• Remembering Theodore Spearman: 'A gentleman' on and off the bench
• MedMob occupies peace at terminal
• City news dominates 2011 headlines
• Bainbridge takes the plunge
• The 'soul' of Eagle Harbor Book Co. moves on after 20 years
• The flowing spirits of Bainbridge Island
• Islander dies after attack in Mexico
• Bainbridge man dies from injuries sustained in brutal beating
• Family, friends saying goodbyes to Bainbridge man beaten in Mexico
• Bainbridge's iconic watering hole celebrates its past
• Bainbridge fugitive nearly escapes history
• 'The Knobloch memo'
• Holiday jingle steady downtown
• Solo flight ‘round the world’
• Scales calls for public records
• Bainbridge considering ban on plastic bags
• Moving car bursts into flames on Bainbridge Island
• Bainbridge chamber names new director
• Mail stolen from Bainbridge drop box
• Contents of Winslow postal drop-box stolen
• St. Nick comes to life in Eagle Harbor
• Bainbridge Island city hall gets charged up
• New conditions on WSF money
• The Outsiders - An American Teen Classic
• Both CSC and Ethics Board filled
• Council changes four positions
• Friends of the Farms gets green light
• Bainbridge's ferry settlement spending decision pushed into next year
• Bainbridge City Hall is going solar
• Bainbridge Civil Service Commission gets new members
• Council considers appointments to Ethics Board and CSC
• BPA Auditions for Private Eyes at BPA
• Empty lot becomes fruit orchard at Bainbridge school
• Liveaboard buoys approved
• Former S/CE defends record regarding files
• One dead in collision on Highway 305 near Suquamish
• At long last, Bainbridge approves lease for city farmland
• Young hands help plant trees at Bainbridge park
• Bainbridge council votes to keep its water utility
• BAINBRIDGE CONVERSATION BLOG: Island preschoolers help replant Meigs Park
• BIFD responds to false alarm
• BAINBRIDGE CONVERSATION BLOG: 'Boring' symphony story goes national, becomes quiz show question
• Bainbridge Navy station intercepted message signaling war was coming
• Olsen: Sewer district race was warm-up to 2012 campaign
• Bainbridge Island Jewish congregation honors its traditions with beautiful art
• Expansion makes Eleven Winery largest wine producer in Kitsap
• Ferries director to speak at Bainbridge, Kingston
• Public, ethics board challenge code revisions
• State Auditor says city has room for improvement
• Ordinance passed defining CSC role
• Bainbridge group hacks holly for the holidays – and for the environment
• Some on Bainbridge fuming over parking tickets at ferry terminal
• Bainbridge Ethics Board restrictions punted into 2012
• Property purchase will link sections of Bainbridge's Grand Forest Park
• Celebration planned for Bainbridge winery expansion
• From now on, Bainbridge's civil service examiner will be a city employee
• BPA Theatre School Is Now Registering Winter Classes
• Cause of deadly Bainbridge Island fire to remain unknown
• Woman ejected from 'boring' Bainbridge Symphony
• Rolfes sworn in as Senate opens special session
• Woman, dog die in house fire
• Bainbridge man pulls knife, assaults crew on Bremerton ferry
• State audit targets Bainbridge utility accounting
• BAINBRIDGE CONVERSATION BLOG: Bainbridge chicken tales
• Investigators rule Bainbridge woman's fire death an accident
• 67-year-old found dead at scene of Bainbridge house fire
• Bainbridge councilman wants public to hear less from Ethics Board
• BYS honors compassionate youth
• Council approves property tax bump
• City codes threaten winery
• Bainbridge budget passes with ease and money to spare
• Bainbridge to pay for permits to help volunteer group improve road ends
• BPA Theatre School Carolers Serenade Winslow
• Citizens’ Academy graduates
• Bainbridge officer resigns after secretly taping city-police union meeting
• By raising money, group hopes to halt road's intrusion into Bainbridge nature preserve
• City disciplines two officers
• Bainbridge Islanders offer plenty of ideas for spending ferry settlement
• Bainbridge police officer suspended for allegedly harrassing councilwoman
• Despite construction, Winslow Way businesses show signs of recovery
• Bainbridge Island shipping company shuts down
• School spotlight: Voyager Montessori
• Liquor initiative could change the game for some local wineries, distilleries
• Ferncliff Village is ready to roll
• City action to mend police, public relations
• ‘We need help’ say merchants
• Bainbridge council may ask voters for money to upgrade roads
• Car crashes into construction pit on Winslow Way
• A vision for island transportation
• Winslow Way ‘art’ sidewalk leads to falls, injuries
• Voter turnout is as expected so far on Bainbridge
• Finding your light; Due to the earth’s rotation and daylight saving time, we spend much of our day in the dark| Kitsap Week
• NOV. 8 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS
• Diesel spill contained after fish-pen fire
• City working to stop sewer rate increase
• City seeks $50K for HRB budget
• Listening pays off for council winners
• Olympic Performance Group Presents The Nutcracker
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Presents New Year’s Eve Masquerade Ball
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Presents The Holiday Show
• Protester makes statement on Bainbridge Island
• Review owner purchases Port Angeles newspaper
• Two arrested for 'skimming' Bainbridge Island ATM machine
• Bainbridge ready to spend $2 million ferry settlement
• Ferry Special Report: Commuters follow strict routine
• Debate continues over CSC’s restructuring
• New city attorney has utility experience
• Federal jury exonerates Bainbridge officer in misconduct trial
• Bainbridge police misconduct trial concludes this week
• Ferry Special Report: Imagine no ferries
• Ferry Special Report: WSF plan motivates riders
• Ferry Special Report: Local lawmakers join together
• Citizens, professionals craft plan B
• Council resolves how to deal with recall petitions
• Port proponents believe new revenue is needed; others say no more taxes
• Civil Service controversy reaches state level
• Civil Service Commission posts remain abandoned
• UAC recommends utility remain with the city
• Court sides with Judge Carruthers in lawsuit against city
• Bainbridge municipal judge wins lawsuit to keep pay, hours
• Ferry Special Report: Commuters follow strict routine
• Pinchot embraces his family name, its calling
• UAC recommends utility remain with the city
• Civil Service Commission posts remain abandoned
• Bainbridge Council dismisses complaint against former Civil Service commissioners
• Bainbridge Island should keep water utility, advisory group says
• Bainbridge crash sends two to Seattle hospital
• Closed-door meetings broke ethics rules, Bainbridge board decides
• Bainbridge oversight committee has no members now
• From police to roads, Bainbridge City Council candidates want change
• Bainbridge Island-based magazine finds a movement to match its mission
• Ferry Special Report: Imagine no ferries
• Ferry Special Report: WSF plan motivates riders
• Ferry Special Report: Local lawmakers join together
• Bainbridge port district would 'bring some of that nice, boaty money'
• David Guterson's new novel puts ancient tale on modern stage
• Civil Service controversy reaches state level
• Winslow Way project completion date pushed back to December
• Bainbridge Island Civil Service commissioner resigns, cites diminished independence
• Blaze damages Bainbridge home
• Zucchini racers show off talent, creativity on Bainbridge
• Bainbridge police union protests chief examiner
• Citizens, professionals craft plan B
• Council resolves how to deal with recall petitions
• Port proponents believe new revenue is needed; others say no more taxes
• Olympic Printer buys Green Tree Office Products of Sequim
• New lease on life for old farmhouse on Bainbridge
• Reginald Rose's ‘Twelve Angry Men’ At Bainbridge Performing Arts
• BPA Gallery First Friday Art Walk: Bainbridge Women Expressions
• BPA Chamber Music Series - ‘Romantic Overtones’ With Special Guest Nathan Lee (Piano)
• Catch the Feline Fever with BPA Theatre School’s Back-to-Back Fall Performances
• Bainbridge City Hall may go solar
• Bainbridge housing chief steps down
• Audit finds fault in Bainbridge shoreline restoration contracts
• Civil Service Commission dispute persists
• Main Street program could benefit Winslow Way
• Chinook salmon sighted in Bainbridge Island’s Ravine Creek
• Bainbridge council candates stake positions on police, city management and roads
• Winslow Way reopened after restaurant smoke incident
• Bainbridge wants bigger boost from tourism tax
• Islanders support local agriculture, and have a little fun, at Harvest Fair
• Wind causing outages on Bainbridge
• Ethics board delivers preliminary determination on Civil Service Commission
• Bainbridge Ethics Board deems fired examiner's complaints 'credible'
• Two arrested for string of Bainbridge burglaries
• Bainbridge conference focuses on shoreline protection
• Winslow Way project completion date pushed back again
• Copper thieves mining Bainbridge Island, too
• Construction begins for PSE
• Civil Service drama continues
• New changes for lodging tax
• Coworking, Office Xpats come to Bainbridge
• Winslow Way gets donation of high-tech trash cans
• Family: Tide made rescue of missing Bainbridge kayaker difficult
• Bainbridge council approves process for hearing civil service complaints
• First Fridays Art Walk at BPA
• Hansen to replace Rolfes in state house
• Ferry schedules change Sunday
• Rash of burglaries in Hidden Cove
• Island kayaker remains missing; search ends
• Police identify missing Bainbridge kayaker
• Bainbridge company will pop up at the News Emmys
• Kitsap Transit unveils its new worker-driver fleet Monday
• Bainbridge council will weigh civil service commissioners' removal
• Search suspended for missing kayaker
• Kitsap-based sailor among thousands worldwide "pinned" on Friday
• PSNS & IMF apprentice graduation Friday
• BPA Theatre School Expands Class Offerings And Grows Educational Department
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Announces Appointment of Assistant Technical Director Sonia Pasqual
• Civil service controversy continues
• Winslow fétes a fresh start
• Kitsap lawmakers vary on how to fill projected $1.3 billion deficit
• City attorney takes job as UW chief of staff
• Blake Island cruise to benefit Navy SEALs
• Seattle-Bainbridge ferry cancels early afternoon runs due to medical emergency
• Bainbridge Island christens first storm 'warming station'
• Protester can't stay out of prison for long
• Lawyer, author Drew Hansen is top choice for appointment to state House
• Hansen is top choice for appointment to state House
• Study: Switching from diesel to natural gas could save ferries millions
• Guns brandished in Bainbridge Island, South Kitsap incidents
• Business spotlight: A home (office) away from home opens on Bainbridge
• Viking merging into bigger bank
• Outgoing Bainbridge police examiner files ethics complaints
• Council decides to save historical tree
• Community helps its court discover security
• Longtime Silverdale volunteer honored with Birkenfeld Humanitarian Award
• Six candidates want vacant 23rd District house seat
• Reserve officer resigns
• Island schools get high marks
• Final water report in, future of utility undetermined
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents CATS
• Help for veterans available at Stand Down
• Store's closure hits Bainbridge arts community hard
• Bainbridge slips past North Kitsap 13-7 in football opener
• Chain reaction crash on Bainbridge causes backups
• Development is ready to blossom with new owner
• Bainbridge chamber picks Mason County leader to head its new efforts
• Six candidates file for appointment to 23rd District state House seat
• School spotlight: Bainbridge High School
• If summer had a taste, it would be blackberry-flavored | Kitsap Week
• Grandma Jennings' Blackberry Pie | Kitsap Week
• City mulls water fee reduction, possibility of refund
• Island Gateway takes the LEED: KiDiMu gets silver
• Back to school: A classroom looms in Wilkes' backyard
• City fires Civil Service Commission examiner
• Savor the Sound is the beneficiary of the Port Gamble Rock ‘n’ Blues Festival | Kitsap Week
• Bainbridge police oversight commissioners resign amid allegations
• Bainbridge council planning even bigger cut in water rates
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Seeks Assistant Technical Director
• The Outsiders - Auditions
• Dwyer steps down as Chamber of Commerce director
• City to consider 34 percent water rate reduction, refund
• Executive director of Bainbridge Island chamber leaving
• UAC recommends 34 percent water rate reduction, and 2010 refund
• Back to School for Bainbridge Island - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Bainbridge police examiner fired after raising concerns
• Bainbridge swimmers take to the waves to help cancer patient
• Move to decrease Winslow water rates prompts accusations of political posturing
• Work to resume on Bainbridge development that's been frozen two years
• Council split on Bauer job hunt
• City may cut water rates by 25 percent
• Accident prompts resource for teens in hairy situations
• City issues bond despite global market turmoil
• Supreme Court orders release of reports involving Bainbridge police officer.
• 3-car accident slows Bainbridge commute
• State Supreme Court rules for disclosure of Bainbridge police misconduct records
• Public can comment on proposed ferry fare increases
• Aid en route to 3-car accident on SR-305 south of Agate Pass Bridge
• Teen driver in Bainbridge crash charged with vehicular assault
• Volunteers needed to count bicyclists, walkers
• Program to conserve energy jumps from Bainbridge to Bremerton
• Peters, Bonkowski, Ward and Levan emerge from primary
• Peters, Bonkowski, Ward and Levan advance in Bainbridge council races
• Two arrested after crash that injured 18-year-old Bainbridge man
• BPA Theatre School Clubhouse Offers Theatre Fun On Early-Dismissal Days For 1st - 6th Grade
• Tasty reward keeps pedals going at Bainbridge's Bike for Pie ride
• UAC to push for water rate respite
• Almost 140 acres of land transferred from city to Bainbridge park district
• Son of author Debbie Macomber found dead
• Island institute to be featured on the ‘Today Show’
• The undefined future of Bainbridge business
• Divided Bainbridge City Council decides to stick with city manager
• City of Bainbridge hesitant to take action over Yeomalt road end
• Bainbridge crash remains under investigation
• Jazz Canvas - A Fusion of the Arts
• First Fridays Art Walk: Journeys - Photographs by Norm Wooldridge
• BPA Theatre School Fall Classes for Pre-K/K and 1st - 8th Grade
• 'The Atomic Bombshells' at Bainbridge Performing Arts
• Bainbridge port district commissioner race packed with 14 candidates
• An Original Solo Performance a'Jalopies'
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Auditions For The 2011-2012 Season
• Ferry fare hikes, new fare structure planned
• Male suffers life-threatening injury, police looking for information
• East side of Kitsap County closed to shellfishing because of red tide
• 18-year-old in critical condition after early morning Bainbridge crash
• Paddle Kitsap spotlights Kitsap's marine tourism potential
• Wall of remembrance dedicated, celebrated
• Buckle up—there may be turbulence or rudeness ahead
• Council candidates turn out, how about voters? | Opinion | August 5
• PSE seeks permit to bolster reliability, 50 trees at risk
• Credit watch removed, city finances on track
• Bainbridge port measure gets flood of candidates
• Bainbridge credit rating improves as savings account swells
• National Night Out events planned for Kitsap Peninsula
• Three-day filing period set for BI Port District candidates
• Governing Kitsap's 911 service — a case of too many cooks?
• Bainbridge port backers scrambling to get commission candidates on ballot
• Regional council steers $1.85 million to Kitsap transportation projects
• Changes afoot at the top of Chamber
• Candidates try to separate themselves from the pack
• Planners, councilors kick-off SMP review
• Community helping out after devastating fire destroys home
• Fund set up to help Bainbridge fire victims
• Bainbridge council candidates stake out personal differences
• County commissioners place Bainbridge Island port measure on November ballot
• Bainbridge utility ratepayers get rare win in legal battle with city
• West Sould Wildlife Shelter stands ready to help waterfowl in oil disaster
• Nearly seven decades later, internees and history project visit Manzanar
• Oldest island internee recalls life as memorial wall is completed
• Bainbridge home severely damaged in afternoon blaze
• City hearing set for park transfers
• County judge rules with Ratepayers Alliance on SSWM fees
• Families go on a plastic diet
• Beach health: It’s safe to swim
• New financial reality at city
• Bainbridge ivy going to the goats
• Rolfes appointed to state Senate; field of House hopefuls grows
• Bainbridge leaders say city must dream less, plan more
• Sworn to serve: New reserve deputies, officers commissioned
• Winslow Way closure to linger for several weeks
• Bainbridge plans to make busy intersection more foot friendly
• POLICE BLOTTER | FYI
• Winsow Way reconstruction falls a month behind schedule
• City, Fehlman remain part of Ostling lawsuit
• At-large candidates kick-off political debates
• Rockaway Beach awarded $900,000 in federal funds
• Grants allocated to fix troubled Rockaway Beach Road on Bainbridge Island
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents 'The EDGE Improv'
• BPA Gallery First Fridays Art Walk 'Plastic is Forever'
• Heat up Summer with Paul Sardinha's 'Irving Berlin Revue'
• Rolfes is Democrats' top choice to succeed Rockefeller in state Senate
• Judge won't let Bainbridge Island, police chief out of wrongful shooting suit
• Rotary auction profits up $25,000 from 2010
• Plenty of agreement, little debate at Bainbridge council candidate forum
• Three candidate’s forums set for July
• Robbery, burglary charges for suspect in July 4 incident on Bainbridge
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Consultant hired to review Bainbridge police
• Gaffney gets 51 months in prison
• Island company files lawsuit against Ford
• Internal report clears police officers in Ostling case
• Venezuelan music program inspires Bainbridge nonprofit
• Bainbridge police undergo misconduct policies review
• Sufficient signatures gathered for Port of Bainbridge Island proposal
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Announces Appointment of Production / Facility Manager Mark Sell
• Strawberry park restoration work cited for safety violations
• Police investigation on burglary, shooting continue
• Filmmaker Steve Stolee captures the 'world's largest rummage sale'
• Inconsistencies emerge in police review of Bainbridge shooting
• Bainbridge Island burglary suspect continues recovery after shooting
• Bainbridge-based company sues Ford over patent infringement
• Hourlong power outage on Bainbridge Island
• Investigators continue to probe Bainbridge burglary, shooting
• Bainbridge police still piecing together Monday shooting in Winslow
• A woodshed of welcome
• Suspect shot after alleged home invasion on Bainbridge Island
• Fourth of July celebrations
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Announces Appointment of Interim Education Director / Front of House Manager Victoria Whitlow
• Last minute push for Bainbridge Island Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale
• Bainbridge Island's Lynwood theater turns 75 amid memories, celebration
• Bainbridge man convicted of attempted molestation sentenced to 51 months
• Environmental concerns stall volunteer's effort to clean up Eagle Harbor junk
• Bam! Boom! Bang! Your guide to celebrating the Fourth of July in Kitsap County | Kitsap Week
• Communication money runs dry, construction goes on
• Parade emerges from the rubble
• Rolfes, two others seek Rockefeller's position
• Three candidates emerge to replace Sen. Phil Rockefeller
• Goodman to run for 1st Congressional District seat as Inslee announces intention to run for Governor
• Investor group pokes around suspended Bainbridge Island development
• Inslee touts clean tech as he formally declares candidacy for governor
• Northwest celebrity chef bringing it home to Bainbridge Island
• Mold, asbestos plague aging police building
• Male ‘friends’ Kitsap boys on Facebook
• Inslee to announce candidacy for governor
• Island teen reflects on life as a Senate page
• Mora Ice Creamery goes national with new stores
• Seahawks, Camp Patriot team up at fundraiser to help injured veterans
• Blossom Hill project may have a buyer in John Jacobi
• Artist evicted as Bainbridge park leaders consider studio's fate
• The Battle for Port Gamble
• City says reddish color off island shorelines are algae blooms
• Bainbridge shoreline regulations spark property owner outcry
• Person jumps off Bainbridge ferry, swims to kayak
• Osprey nest, electrical problem sparked Poulsbo cell tower fire
• Port Orchard, Bainbridge police outfitted to detect nukes on the water
• Cell tower fire causing traffic delays on SR 305
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Bainbridge to demolish ‘nuisance’ house
• City manager says Bainbridge may be putting too much into reserves
• Candidates lay down the groundwork for council seat race
• ‘Frog Rock Forum’ connects the resiliency dots
• Winslow business owners are in survival mode these days
• New Wilkes Elementary breaks ground
• Bainbridge court will stay put for three more years
• Winslow 'eyesore' could become public park
• Bainbridge Island's Bloedel Reserve raises $2.5 million
• Grand Old Fourth of July
• Read any good movies lately?
• Residency rules force Bainbridge council candidate to bow out
• PBS Star Frank Ferrante in 'An Evening with Groucho'
• Candidate list peaks at 12 for council seats
• Plenty of candidates for back-to-basics Bainbridge
• Recession rebound? Kitsap's luxury homes listing at record prices
• Small city park planned at Unocal site
• Dow ends 40-year teaching career
• Council races heat up with nine candidates filing
• Bainbridge park board member resigns after meeting outburst
• Bang-Knudsen resigns from Park District post
• No boom without more bucks for Bainbridge's 4th of July
• Bainbridge Island's July 3 party back with a different vibe
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Seeks Front of House Manager
• Planned solar-powered Bainbridge development could be the greenest around
• Fourth of July fireworks show likely if community pays for it
• Franz won't seek a second council term
• Quake-proof furniture: A matter of life and desk
• Bainbridge councilwoman Hilary Franz may seek Rolfes' House seat
• Winslow Way businesesses get a 'buy in' from Island Moms group
• Bainbridge Island environmental hero honored
• Winslow neighborhood powers down
• Backers of port in Bainbridge are halfway in gathering signatures
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Seeks Interim Education Director
• Teacher charged for kissing 13-year-old student
• On Winslow Way, underfoot art is afoot
• Bainbridge cancels its annual July 3 party
• Bainbridge Island Councilwoman Kim Brackett won't seek second term
• Rockefeller leaving Senate; Rolfes will seek position
• Rockefeller to retire from state Senate
• Trader Joe's in Silverdale to open June 17
• DIVISION I GIRLS LACROSSE: Spartans defeat Lakeside for state title
• Hundreds pedal in for Bainbridge's Bike to School Day
• Park District, others to rescue Gazzam Lake
• Parent Child Center on Bainbridge Island shuts down
• Bainbridge man convicted of attempted molestation, faces 25-year sentence
• Cliffside road could collapse as Bainbridge scrambles to find affordable fix
• City, state begin confiscating unauthorized liveaboard vessels in Eagle Harbor
• Island traffic patrol leads to79 citations
• Storm hits island with more than two inches of rain
• BPA Theatre School Presents Lost in Wonderland
• Bainbridge Dance Center Presents 30th Annual Student Performance at BPA
• Unique Indipino culture celebrated on Bainbridge
• Bainbridge High offers students chance to take more classes, for a fee
• Friends of Farms plants seeds for the future
• Auditions For CATS
• Equipment, island’s public access institution lost in dissolution of BITV
• Knobloch to end his 10-year council run
• Lawyers honor woman's effort to keep courthouse on Bainbridge
• Bainbridge School District plans to lay off six teachers
• Longtime Bainbridge councilman Knobloch won't seek another term
• Affordable housing project on Bainbridge Island gets go-ahead
• Bainbridge firefighters aid 5-year-old up a tree
• When Kucinich speaks, Bainbridge Islanders listen
• Island stays cool on winter power usage
• Voters may be asked to weigh in on road funding
• RePower makes progress toward goal
• New life for Lynwood Center's Blossom Hill?
• Bainbridge trail caught up in budget battle
• BPA Announces Resignation of Artistic Director Steven Fogell
• Business Spotlight: Three Bainbridge winemaker collaborate on new tasting room
• City of Bainbridge Island may give up on landslide-prone road
• State honors Bainbridge park district for restoring Yeomalt cabin
• BI senior center funded by city — more modestly
• Medical pot: Going beyond the high
• Hilltop property is key to connecting Grand Forest
• Judge dismisses former cop's lawsuit against Bainbridge Police Department
• Bainbridge Island man charged with rape
• Bainbridge parents say cut school days, keep teachers
• Peters wants another term on Bainbridge Island City Council
• Workshop gives would-be candidates election introduction
• District considering an independent study options program for students
• Suicide threat ends without incident
• Armed man hospitalized after car chase
• Kids from oil-rich nation learn environmental lessons on Bainbridge
• City of Bainbridge Island asks groups to hand over BITV gear
• Dreamed-of Bainbridge development foreclosed on, a victim of recession
• TV show puts the spotlight on Bainbridge's "Most Wanted"
• Bainbridge Schools Foundation asks parents for a dollar a day
• BPA Appoints Shannon Dowling As New Operations Manager
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) and Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra (BSO) Welcome Wesley Schulz As new Music Director
• Man gets more than 30 years for attempted murder in 2009 Bainbridge incident
• Bainbridge police officers now wearing cameras
• Bainbridge residents living in the shadow of landslides
• Island clarifies ag and farm land use codes
• Bumpy roads ahead for city, islanders
• Grant funds Bainbridge police video cameras
• Bainbridge chase suspect charged with gun theft
• Subject of chase on Bainbridge was suspected of stealing police officer's gun
• BISD budget deficit grows
• City admits fault in Strawberry Plant Park restoration process
• Police catch suspect in west central Bainbridge Island
• Gertie Johnson Road residents return to their homes
• Bainbridge arborist out to show that climbing trees isn't just for boys
• Bainbridge road finally cleared of landslide debris
• Island Gateway will give booming Bainbridge tech company room to grow
• Second front opened in Bainbridge Island utility battle
• BHS graduate earns Gates Cambridge scholarship honor
• Are treasures hiding in your garage? Find out their worth at the Kitsap Antique Show this weekend | Kitsap Week
• Bainbridge raising aid for ailing Japan
• Bainbridge Japanese-American Internment Memorial takes shape
• As expected, study predicts declining drinking water supply on Bainbridge
• Stinging weed and scrumptious dinner
• Bainbridge shares the road on North Madison Avenue
• Hays, Port Madison Home will be missed
• County health project to tackle water pollution
• Park’s meadow has a slab of asphalt as base
• With restored shoreline, Strawberry Plant Park ready for visitors
• North Madison Avenue Temporarily Closed March 28
• Ostlings file federal lawsuit against city, police officers
• Family of man who was fatally shot last fall sues Bainbridge Island police
• Winslow Way businesses brace for the ‘big dig'
• Profits from Tour of Architects will help Japan disaster relief | Kitsap Week
• Pollution investigation to focus on Bainbridge, Illahee
• Landslide-struck road on Bainbridge Island remains closed
• Cutting Bainbridge energy use, one home at a time
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Welcomes New Members to Board of Trustees
• Bainbridge crash victim: 'We'll never know what she might have done'
• Bainbridge ratepayers group adds to lawsuit against city
• Winslow Way work begins Monday
• Northwest Actors Lab Presents ‘An Evening of New Works’ At Bainbridge Performing Arts
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents Behold the Bold Umbrellaphant Featuring U.S. Children’s Poet Laureate Jack Prelutsky
• Woman, 18, dies from injuries suffered in Bainbridge crash
• Sound Counsel Realty Presents True West
• BPA Theatre School Now Registering Spring Classes for Pre-K/K - Adults
• BPA April Gallery: 'Reiterated Dialogues' Oil on Canvas and Charcoal Pencil on Paper by Jason Brain
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Presents ‘The Light of Genius’
• Gelder sworn in as District 1 county commissioner
• Bainbridge woman hurt in crash on Miller Road
• Landslides force evacuation of homes on Bainbridge Island
• Lane of Highway 305 on Bainbridge blocked by damaged light pole
• If they can't save Moran School, preservationists will try to save its memory
• A kiss and a wag | Kitsap Week
• Island Gateway set to sign up anchor tenant
• City at odds with Bainbridge Island Television over missing gear, money
• Plenty of Kitsap in Bainbridge author's book 'Poser'
• Saving Bainbridge Island history, one building and farm at a time
• Bainbridge district takes over former state park
• Job Announcement: Bainbridge Performing Arts Seeks Operations Manager
• Hope dims for Bainbridge Island's historic Moran building
• Ferncliff housing project on Bainbridge Island dulls its cutting edge look
• Bikes could delay BI ferries
• Moriwaki No. 2 on county list
• Island judge wants to take city to court
• Bainbridge judge sues city over pay cut
• Kitsap's first high school rowing team has a big pull
• Organizers move forward on creating Port of Bainbridge Island
• New exams are ready for high school students
• With Poulsbo out, will court move to City Hall?
• Shared Poulsbo-Bainbridge court deal is off
• Bainbridge court may yet stay on island
• BPA Presents Masterpieces of the Chamber Music Repertoire: Bach, Mozart and Brahms
• BPA Improvisation Theater Class With Chris Soldevilla
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Presents The EDGE Improv
• BPA Theatre School Presents The Adventures of Peter Rabbit
• BPA Theatre School Presents 'Doctor Dolittle' at Bainbridge Performing Arts
• Granato joins Moriwaki as county commissioner applicant
• Seven unlocked homes burglarized in Bainbridge neighborhood
• Wisdom of the Sage: On Bainbridge, a fishing rod maker has flexed with the times for 30 years.
• City roads on Bainbridge crumble as transportation funding shortfall continues
• Have Bainbridge parks gone to the dogs?
• Inslee urges lowering federal debt by increasing revenues, reform
• Bainbridge chamber and downtown association merge
• Five hope to succeed Bauer on county board
• Inslee to address Bainbridge Rotary
• Last-minute changes salvage Bainbridge liveboard plan
• 歡迎來到美國!/Welcome to America!
• Are you ready for some football (trivia)? | Kitsap Week
• Long-awaited Winslow Way project to start in mid-March
• Questions grow as Winslow Way reconstruction ticks closer
• Firefighters help Bainbridge man who couldn't get out of ravine
• Investigation shows 77 minutes elapsed before Ostling was given medical aid
• Body identified as Bainbridge Island woman
• Bainbridge Island woman drowns, body found near Agate Pass Bridge
• Gospel music to feed the soul
• Debate goes on for proposal of new school program
• Laid-off workers air their grievances against city of Bainbridge Island
• Port Orchard City Council sticks with plan for waterfront path
• Bainbridge City Council selects a new mayor
• Police documents detail similar incidents with different outcomes
• Family offers differing accounts of Bainbridge police-involved shooting
• Bainbridge park district aims to keep Seabold Hall's traditions alive
• Woman walks into Bainbridge shop with gun in hand
• Crunch time for Bainbridge code review
• City of Bainbridge Island considering cellphone antenna
• Water utility fund to cover consultants’ costs for now
• More funding going toward city's Strawberry Plant Park project
• Property developer first to enter Bainbridge council races
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Presents 'Dusk to Dawn'
• Phillip Barry’s Romantic Comedy ‘The Philadelphia Story’ at BPA
• Police investigating series of home burglaries on Bainbridge
• Police believe decomposed body found at Manitou Beach may have Seattle ties
• Body found on Bainbridge Island beach
• BPA February Gallery: 'Love Comes Around...Or Not'
• Bainbridge Police investigating burglaries of unlocked homes
• Bainbridge Island's Wyckoff Treatment Plant Finally Coming Down
• Hyla School to attend MLK holiday events in Seattle
• Police academy's goal is to offer education, gain volunteers
• Historians get a feel for the old and new of Wyckoff plant
• Union files grievance against city regarding layoffs
• Focus still on eliminating ferry cuts, fare increases
• Rolfes sponsors bill to improve state respons to oil spills
• Bainbridge City Workers May File Lawsuit Over Layoffs
• City Attorney Says Bainbridge Had Weak Case Against WSF
• Bainbridge House Damaged in Early Sunday Fire
• BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT | Bainbridge's First Electric Car Dealership Is Open
• Bainbridge Senior Center Members Stepping Forward to Create Emergency Shelter
• Critics Question State's Clean Audit of Bainbridge City Operations
• Bainbridge Island Gets Its $2 Million From State Ferries
• Tree into Power Lines Causes Bainbridge Outage
• Bainbridge Considers Requiring Backup Generators for Gas Pumps
• Fun by the Pound at Bainbridge's Mochi Tsuki Celebration
• Bainbridge Island's KidsUp! May Shut Down
• Legal action may follow ruling in Ostling case
• Family of Bainbridge Man Shot by Police Dispute Investigation
• Parents' Proposal for New Bainbridge School Moving Forward
• Meet Charlie Wiggins, Kitsap's First State Supreme Court Justice
• Can Roommate Situations Help Ease Bainbridge's Affordable-Housing Crunch?
• Shelters planned for bad weather
• Olsen found guilty of attempted murder
• Prosecutor: Police Shooting of Mentally Ill Bainbridge Man Justified
• DNR says Eagle Harbor Open Water Marina is official
• Man Found Guilty of Attempted Murder in 2009 Bainbridge Incident
• State OKs Lease for Eagle Harbor Liveaboards
• Outcome of attempted murder trial hinges on 'intent' issue
• Carden County School negotiating to buy Moran building
• Eagle Harbor liveaboard community gets new lease on life
• 2008 Levy Not as Lucrative as Expected for Bainbridge Parks District
• Bainbridge Island City Council Takes $2 Million Payment from Washington State Ferries
• Bainbridge City Council Vote Brings Liveaboard Community Back From the Brink
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by pickup on Bainbridge Island
• Historic Moran Building May Reopen as a School
• Bainbridge Island Television Fades to Black After 25 Years
• Man Accused in Bainbridge Island Incident Faces Attempted Murder Charges
• City Says New Agreement With State Provides Hope for Bainbridge Liveaboards
• The Anchor of Eagle Harbor
• Man, 75, Killed Saturday Morning While Crossing Bainbridge Island Road
• Bainbridge Island Fire Department 2010 Holiday Music Truck spreads cheer
• Appeals court rules against ratepayers group
• Liveaboards may enjoy a second life in Eagle Harbor
• Kitsap's Twinkling Tradition On the Water Again
• LTAC funds given to 14 local groups
• UAC to review utility contract
• City questioned for not filming key workshop
• City mulls options, BITV goes dark
• Bainbridge Ponders a New Dock or Boat Yard for Eagle Harbor
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Presents A Special Screening Of Prokofiev’s ‘Peter And The Wolf’
• BPA Gallery Joins First Fridays Art Walk with 'The Grand Forest'
• BPA TheatreSchool is Now Registering Winter Classes
• BPA Auditions for Chicago
• 2nd Annual One Act Fest At Bainbridge Performing Arts
• DNR won't delay liveaboard evictions after Bainbridge City Council's request
• State Court Denies Bainbridge Utility Ratepayer Lawsuit
• Bainbridge City Council passes last remaining ordinances in 2011 budget
• Island recovering from effects of ‘wicked’ storm
• Bainbridge Students Create a Civilization, Bury It, Then Find It
• After Long Journey, Bainbridge Protoypes for Sale
• Bainbridge Police Found Nitroglycerin on Safe Brought to Station Monday
• Bomb Scare Snarls Traffic in Winslow
• BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT | Can Iconic Bainbridge Winery Stay Alive?
• Bainbridge Blaze Destroys Shed, Threatens Home
• Winter is Powerless to Stop Bainbridge Turkey Trotters
• Bainbridge temps, snow wreak havoc on island
• Bainbridge Park District Acquires Fay, Fort Ward from State
• Bainbridge Island City Budget Officially Balanced
• State Gives Bainbridge Liveaboards Until Dec. 15 to Clear Out
• Organization That Distributed Bainbridge Social Services Money Closes Office
• Bainbridge Could Spend $2 Million in Ferry Money As It Sees Fit
• Day Road Fire Station Could Be Sold to Bainbridge Schools
• Bainbridge Fire Department Staffing Second Station, Thanks to '09 Levy
• BITV hopes to make a case for its future
• Islanders say court is going nowhere
• Koenig incident spurs two lawsuits
• Power outage downtown expected until noon
• Follow The Rags-To-Riches Story Of The World's Best-Loved Orphan In Annie at BPA
• Wiggins takes the lead with only 3,500 vote difference
• BPA Gallery Joins First Fridays Art Walk with 'The Prints of Christmas'
• BPA presents The Santaland Diaries and Christmas Cabaret
• Holidays on The EDGE - 5th Annual BPA FUNdraiser
• City of Bainbridge Could Turn to Bremerton for Public-Access TV
• Electrical Short Forces Evacuation of Bainbridge Manufacturing Plant
• On Bainbridge Island, They Will Crush No Wine Before Its Time
• Piece of Bainbridge History Makes Way for a New Gateway
• Chamber’s new hire will court tourist dollars
• Eagle Nest tenants complain about utility billing
• Bainbridge voters strongly favored Democrats
• School levies pass, but more budget cuts loom
• Tough job ahead for politicians
• Latest General Election Results
• Rolfes, Appleton appear headed back to Olympia
• Wiggins-Sanders race too close to call
• School district glad to see levies pass
• Bainbridge Voters OK Two Education Measures
• Inslee wins 1st Congressional District race again
• Inslee wins 1st Congressional District race again
• Hearing examiner remands Cave Avenue project to city
• Bainbridge Woman Readies for Her First Deployment in TV's 'Whale Wars'
• Group Hoping to Build Community Woodshop on Bainbridge Island
• BPA Gallery in November: 'Angelic and Organic Forms'
• Mental Illness Plagued Bainbridge Shooting Victim
• City wants $50 parking tickets, more enforcement
• HRB adds islander to board program
• Mackin accepts Chamber position
• Council's budget cuts irk arts community
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Bainbridge Council Holds its Ground on Cuts to Arts Groups
• Axe-wielding Bainbridge man fatally shot by police
• One Dead in Police Shooting on Bainbridge Island
• Woman Who Drowned in Ballard Was Bainbridge High Grad
• Bainbridge Municipal Court Judge Challenges Reduction in Hours
• Return of county's election ballots on schedule
• Bainbridge, Belfair Offer Drop-offs for Unused Prescription Drugs
• Proposals sought for WSF options
• Contentious crowd fuels hostile Inslee-Watkins debate
• KRL puts new levy on Nov. 2 ballot
• Council narrows budget gap with flurry of motions
• Municipal Court's move to Poulsbo a probability
• Bainbridge Council Votes to Move Court to Poulsbo City Hall
• Bainbridge Islander Calendar of Events
• Council acts to reduce judge's workload, salary
• 23rd District Challengers Say There's an Appetite for Republican Representation
• Bainbridge Parking Ticket Fine to Jump to $50
• Council acts to reduce judge's workload, salary
• Shoreline Progress Over Perfection, Governor's Chief of Staff Says
• Gridders decimated by O'Dea
• Council, Community Debate Whether Bainbridge Court Should Move to Poulsbo
• Buoy permit fees to increase in November
• BISD to explore Odyssey expansion
• District using bonds to save some money
• Liveaboard lifestyle threatened
• Election forums set for next week
• Downtown businesses concerned with project’s impacts
• BPA Theatre School Presents ‘The Haunting At Black Rock’
• Shoreline Conference Set for Sunday on Bainbridge
• City cuts community service funding out of budget
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents ‘The Jacket’
• BPA Theatre School Presents 'Monster! Monster! Monster!'
• Bainbridge Council Approves Cuts to Arts, BITV
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents 'The EDGE Improv'
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Community Preview 'Brass Quintet'
• After 2011, It's Dosvedanya for Bainbridge Island's Camp Siberia
• Task force favors holding court in Poulsbo
• Island Business a Finalist for First Look Forum
• Bainbridge therapist shows light side of suicide
• Seniors lobby for a new west wing as an addition
• PSE gives island another chance
• Neighbors oppose Cave Avenue subdivision proposal
• School district to display need for tech upgrades at open house
• City proposes not paying for SSWM mistake
• Bainbridge Council Says No to Proposal for $20 Car-Licensing Fee
• Bainbridge Neighborhood Fighting Plans for Adult Family Home
• Buyers line up for historic Moran School
• Islanders charged with burglary, drug trafficking
• Interest Emerges for Bainbridge’s Moran School Building
• City budget proposes cutting 13.9 employees
• Judge wants court to remain on Bainbridge
• City fails to contract with DNR
• Three Suspects Arrested in Bainbridge Island Burglaries
• Job Cuts, 'Radical' Reorganization Planned for Bainbridge City Government
• Neighbors want adult family home to relocate
• No clear path after WSF brainstorm sessions
• FYI
• Bainbridge Council Decides City Can't Afford its Liveaboards
• Two Visions Emerge for Land Near Bainbridge Ferry Yard
• QUAKE! Practicing for the real thing
• Candidates' forum to be held Tuesday at American Legion Hall
• Cave Avenue subdivision goes before city hearing examiner
• Fire Damages Bainbridge Attic
• Winslow Way businesses now relying on hope
• Vincent Road land deal nearly done
• Design Review Board warms to Wilkes adjusted design
• Only Three Bainbridge City Employees Take Buyout Offer
• Truck vs. pole collision diverts traffic near Agate Pass Bridge
• Community Foundation announces humanitarian, philanthropy award winners
• On Bainbridge Island, They're Kooky and They're Zuke-y
• My Kids' Cookies Opens in Winslow
• Urgent Care Clinic Opens on Bainbridge Island
• Man Campaigning to Name Ship After Bainbridge Hero
• Port Madison hosts racing event
• Heron dies after getting hook on tree limb
• Bainbridge, Poulsbo move closer to shared court
• City manager adds to leadership team
• Police officer to receive award for saving life
• Winslow Way gets greenlight
• Swimmers want to right the ship to state
• After Months of Turnover, Bainbridge Fills City Leadership Roster
• Bainbridge's Moran School Has Rich History, but Does It Have a Future?
• Dinner Planned To Benefit Bainbridge Adult Day Health Facility
• Bainbridge Faces $2M Decision on Plot Near WSF Maintenance Yard
• Applicants clamoring for coveted LTAC funds
• City, parks find a way to work together
• WSF, city continue talks involving waterfront property
• Beached Tug Makes For Rude Awakening on Bainbridge Island
• Work at Bainbridge Island's Strawberry Plant Park to Begin Soon
• Mystery Man Saved by Bainbridge Island Ferry Workers
• By at Least One Measure, Bainbridge Island Is Mariners Country
• City Council, Park Board look to get on same page with joint meeting
• Cuts loom as council pushes for reserves
• KPUD report focuses on fees, projects
• Artist's Work Influenced by Water's Natural Flow
• Achievements and Struggles by Kitsap School Districts
• Propane Explosion Rocks Bainbridge Home
• City releases pre-application for open-water marina
• Reader Call: Looking for Bainbridge Island Mariners Fans
• Bainbridge School Board Fills Vacancy
• Historic Bainbridge Island Log Cabin Rises Back From the Dead
• BISD board names new director
• BPA Gallery: 'Paint Noir' Acrylic on canvas by Thomas Hurley III October 2010 at BPA
• Bainbridge Island Wine Weekend Grand Tasting at BPA
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Presents Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show
• Kitsap Regional Library Foundation Presents ‘Between The Pages’
• Bainbridge Council Approves Employee Buyout Program
• Historic cabin set to reopen this weekend
• City to face audit on cost allocation to utility funds
• City considering employee buyouts
• Car Tab Increase Back on the Table for Bainbridge Island City Council
• Second generation dentist wins Citizen of the Year
• Social Services, Taxes, Regulations Key Issues in 23rd District Debate
• Bainbridge May Take Cue From Poulsbo, Offer Employees Buyouts
• Couple stranded off Point White Dock | Photo
• Oct. 1 Deadline Set to Find Buyer for Historic Bainbridge School
• BPA Auditions for The Philadelphia Story
• Ballard sailor experiences unexpected adventure on Bainbridge
• Bainbridge Finance Director Will Leave His Post
• For Bainbridge, Few Options Remain for Balancing the Budget
• Robot Bicycling Companion Never Cheats Bainbridge Island Inventor
• Police Rescue Woman Before Car Bursts Into Flames
• Library’s Garden Groomers Seeking More Green, or Any-Colored, Thumbs
• Bainbridge's Bloedel Reserve Loosens Up and Opens Up
• Bainbridge Cookie Baker Moving to Prominent Winslow Spot
• Investors Service Downgrades Bainbridge Island's Credit Rating
• Bainbridge Islander Calendar of Events
• Bainbridge police pull woman from car shortly before it bursts into flames
• Prefab Homes Moved to Permanent Location on Bainbridge Island
• Finance director Konkel to leave the city
• Virginia V Sails Down Memory Lane Around Bainbridge Island
• Bainbridge's Camp Siberia celebrates a decade of operation
• Bainbridge Voters Likely to See Levy Measures on November Ballot
• KRL puts new levy on Nov. 2 ballot
• Bainbridge Company Gets Grant to Develop New Energy Technology
• Bainbridge Police Blotter | Aug. 13
• Decline Predicted for Key Bainbridge Island Aquifer
• Inslee jumps out to big lead in quest for seventh term
• Bainbridge School Board Sends Two Levies to Voters
• Supreme Court race too close to call
• Bainbridge School Board Member Resigns
• Rolfes takes early lead in 23rd District
• Bainbridge Island Employees Cut Deal to Save City More Than $300,000
• 2010 Primary Election results
• A Window on Wilkes: Bainbridge School Board OKs School's New Design
• Project Backpack preps for 10th school year
• Bainbridge Council 'Peeved' to Find City's Savings Account Nearly Empty
• Bainbridge Skin Care Company Settles SEC Suit
• BPA Auditions for Annie
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Presents The EDGE Improv
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Presents A Night in Argentina
• Jewel Box Theatre and Bainbridge Performing Arts Launch New Theatre School
• BPA Theatre School Fall Classes for 1st - 8th Grades
• BPA Theatre School Offers New Fall Class for Pre-Kindergarten/Kindergarten
• 'Reconstruction' - Oil paintings by Susan Arens
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Welcomes Larry Rodriguez as New Technical Director
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents The EDGE Improv
• Cook Family Funeral Home and Islandental Present Disney’s 101 Dalmatians Kids
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Welcomes New Member to Board of Trustees
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Seeks Technical Director
• BPA Gallery Youth Exhibit: 'The Dog Days of Summer'
• BPA Acting for the Camera and Live Action Stunts/Fight Combat Class Now Registering
• BPA Gallery in June: 'Soaring' - Monotypes and Collage by Helena H. Bierly and Friends
• Bainbridge Dance Center’s 29th Annual Student Performance
• BPA Theatre School Presents 'The Tempest' and 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream'
• BPA Orphan Auditions for Annie
• BPA Auditions for The Rocky Horror Show
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents The EDGE Improv
• Bainbridge Chorale Presents ‘Some Like It Hot’
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Auditions for 2010-2011 Season
• BPA Gallery in May: Carrie Goller and Crystal Moore Present 'Bainbridge - Then and Now'
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Presents - Man Of La Mancha
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Presents The River Between - Jami Sieber and Friends
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Presents 'A Musical Heritage'
• KEYSTONE TO HOST REPLACEMENT WINDOW WORKSHOPS AT CLEARWATER RESORT
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Announces 2010-2011 Season
• BPA Gallery: ‘Cubic’ - An Exhibit Of Oil Paintings
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents Sylvia An ‘Adult Comedy’ By A. R. Gurney
• Kitsap Regional Library Bainbridge Island And Bpa Present Behind The Score
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents The Actor’s Toolbelt
• Bainbridge Island Arts Education Community Consortium Presents Le-La-La Native People’s Mask...
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Presents 'From the New World'
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents The EDGE Improv
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Theatre School Now Registering: Spring 2010 Classes
• Bury Me in Redwood Country: Screening of a New Documentary by Benjamin Greené and Benj Cameron
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Welcomes New Managing Director
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Presents The Grapes of Wrath
• BPA Gallery ‘Gospel From The Land’ Features Photography By Josh Anderson This March
• BPA Theatre School Students Venture From London To Broadway This March
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Presents The EDGE Improv + The Viola Question
• The Bee Eaters Return to Bainbridge Performing Arts
• BPA Gallery: Celebrating Community Partnerships For Arts In Our Schools With Reception And Benefit
• BPA Auditions: Man of La Mancha
• The Atomic Bombshells Present J'adore!: A Burlesque Valentine
• Urvasi Dance Company's Odissi Classical Dance of India at Bainbridge Performing Arts
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Presents Music Lovers With Music Director David Upham
• BPA Auditions: West Side Story
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents Bridget Young as 'Realtor Lady'
• The Mitten
• BPA Gallery: Art with a Conscience by Ciana Hilton January at Bainbridge Performing Arts
• One Act Fest
• BPA Presents Chamber Music Vienna, Barcelona, New York - From The 1820s To The 1940s
• BPA Theatre School: Bainbridge To Broadway Teen Class
• 'Repose' Kiln-formed Glass and Steel by Dave Myers and Kelly Asadorian
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) TheatreSchool Now Registering: Winter 2010 Classes
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Auditions: Man Of La Mancha
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents 4th Annual Holidays On The Edge
• Cook Family Funeral Home Presents 'Peter Pan'
• BPA Auditions for The Grapes of Wrath
• West Sound Academy Presents The Taming of the Shrew at BPA
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra – ‘Around the World in 80 Minutes’
• An Evening with Uncle Bonsai
• Behind The Score With Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Music Director David Upham
• BPA Theatre School Chases Magic And Adventure This November
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents The EDGE Improv
• BPA November Gallery: Rugs from All Over the World
• Ocheami - West African Dance, Music And Storytelling From Ghana And Zimbabwe At BPA
• Myth And Story Community Engagement Forum At Bainbridge Performing Arts
• Ace Hardware And Town And Country Markets Present The Producers
• BPA Gallery in October: Art4Art
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) ISO Costume Designer
• Bainbridge Performing Arts September Gallery: ‘Landscape: Gestures in Color’ - Oil Paintings
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Theatre School Now Registering: Fall 2009 Classes
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Workshop: Acting Out
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents The Immigrant’s Table: A Literary Feast
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents The Edge Improv
• California Desert Regional Theater Presents Its Americana Series
• BPA Gallery in July and August - ‘Light Studies’ By Kent Holloway
• Join BPA Theatre School Students This Summer On A Journey Spanning The Far East To Outer Space!
• ‘A Portrait of Louise’ Film Screening Party Benefit at Bainbridge Performing Arts
• Sweeney Todd (School Edition) - A Musical Thriller
• Summer Fun and Laughs for the Whole Family with Families on The Edge at BPA
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Auditiond for Sweeney Todd (School Edition)
• Bainbridge Performing Arts' Managing Director Takes Post With KiDiMu
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Audition for Peter Pan
• BPA Theatre School Now Registering for Summer 2009 Classes
• BPA Gallery June Exhibit: ‘The Consciousness of Objects’
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents The EDGE Improv
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest
• Bainbridge Dance Center’s 28th Annual Student Performance
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Auditions for 2009-2010 Season
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Auditions: The Producers
• Bainbridge Performing Arts’ 2009-2010 Season Offers Something for Everyone
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) presents Books on Stage
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra presents 'Film Music Through the Ages'
• Lush, Romantic Musical Returns to the Northwest: BPA presents The Light in the Piazza
• BPA Theatre School Explores Laughs and Adventure
• Laughs For All Ages With The Edge Improv
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) May Gallery: 'Monotypes and Collages'
• Bainbridge Performing Arts’ 3rd Annual Poetry Slam
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Stages Yasmina Reza’s Comedy Masterpiece ‘ART’
• Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Presents ‘A Musical Heritage’
• Now Registering: Spring and Summer 2009 Classes
• Now Registering: BPA’s Improv with Chris Soldevilla
• Now Registering: The Actor’s Tool Belt with Dinah Manoff at Bainbridge Performing Arts
• ‘The White Show’ - An Exhibit Coordinated By Bainbridge Arts and Crafts
• Everything You Need to Know About the Human Body in 45 Minutes
• Dance Ensemble Northwest Presents ‘In the Company of Women II’ at Bainbridge Performing Arts
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Announces The ‘Art’ of BPA
• Sound Theatre Company Presents Jason Robert Brown’s Contemporary Musical The Last Five Years
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Theatre School Registration for Summer 2009 Classes Begins
• BPA Chamber Music Concert - Fauré, Prokofiev, Turina, Rorem and More
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents ‘The Atomic Bombshells’
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Auditions Sweeney Todd (School Edition)
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra ‘Fables and Fairy Tales’
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Theatre School Presents Winnie-The-Pooh and The Little Prince
• BPA Auditions for the Light in the Piazza
• Sound Theatre Company Presents Jason Robert Brown’s Contemporary Musical ‘The Last Five Years’
• BPA Gallery February Exhibit: 'Travel Art ~ Record and Transformation' by Frank Karreman
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents ‘Noises Off’
• BPA Offers Creative Space Options for 2009
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Bainbridge Island Woman
• Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) Gallery: January Exhibit: ‘Masks’ by Cyndy Salisbury
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Welcomes Urvasi Dance Company
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Presents Chamber Music Concert - Portraits and Self-Portraits
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Welcomes New Old Stock
• Bainbridge Performing Arts - Winter Adult Class: Scene Study with Dinah Manoff
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Auditions: Art
• Bainbridge Performing Arts Welcomes Salmonpeople
• Tales From the Field with Jeff Corwin
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online

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