20 May 2013
Yesterday afternoon, May 19, Bainbridge Police got a call from the Bainbridge Island Safeway that one of their own store’s “most wanted list” alcohol thieves was making off with pricey bottles of booze. According to Detective Scott Weiss, the police...
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20 May 2013
The Bainbridge Island Police Department has evidence that former Bainbridge resident Angus Andrew Leger violated at least 61 teens and young women, most of whom were middle school or high school girls, with upskirt and down-blouse videos and photographs taken...
Posted in Crime, News, News Featured 23 Comments
21 May 2013
You voted (and voted) for your favorite Bainbridge Island businesses, people, and places. And now the Inside Bainbridge Best of the Island ibbi awards for 2013 have been tabulated (painfully laboriously by hunched and bleary-eyed editors using free and therefore prehistorically...
Posted in Business, Community, Community Featured, Inside Bainbridge News, News0 Comments
22 May 2013
Madison Avenue between High School Road and Wallace Way will be limited to one-lane traffic with intermittent delays during a water main upgrade project starting Tuesday, May 28. Traffic disruptions on this major downtown artery are expected to continue through July...
Posted in Community Featured 2, News, Roads, Slider0 Comments
17 May 2013
National Police Week, from May 13-18, honors the memory of law enforcement officers who gave their lives on the job. At Inside Bainbridge, we’re using the occasion to focus on officers who currently put their lives on the line for...
Posted in Community, People Featured, Profiles3 Comments
19 May 2013
Bainbridge Island’s “non-event” Scotch Broom Parade popped up again on Friday afternoon, May 17. This quasi-spontaneous celebratory moment—a brief, small, randomly assembled, and unannounced springtime Winslow happening—has been around since 1964. The essence of the Bainbridge Island Scotch Broom Parade...
Posted in Community, Culture, Events Featured, History, Holidays0 Comments
22 May 2013
The Bainbridge Island Police Department wants you to take 25 minutes out of your busy lives to talk to your kids about safety. A good time to do that is this Saturday, May 25, National Missing Children’s Day. Take 25...
Posted in Community, Culture Featured, Kids0 Comments
20 May 2013
Here are two very different benches in two very different places on Bainbridge Island. Do you know where? Be the first to accurately identify the locations of the benches and show your neighbors how well you know your Island ‘hood....
Posted in Culture, Culture 2 Featured, Features, Photography, Where on the Island2 Comments
22 May 2013
May 21 Unwanted Porch Sitter. At 10:20, Officers Sias, Benkert, and Stich responded to Meadowmeer about a possible burglary in progress. The homeowner could hear creaking noises and found her back door open. As Officer Stich was walking toward the...
Posted in Features Featured, News, Police Blotter1 Comment
19 May 2013
The Bainbridge Farmers’ Market is in full swing now that spring is boldly blooming. Saturday turned up glorious greens, bread, cheese, spuds, jams, bees, birdhouses, banjo picking, potstickers, pottery, pasta, flowers, sweets, and a whole lot more local bounty to sample...
Posted in Community, Farming, Features Featured 2, Photo Galleries0 Comments
22 May 2013
by Allison Krug, science/medical writer and Bainbridge Island chicken farmer Thank you to our Coop Scoop sponsor Bay Hay & Feed. “Hey, Alli, got a chick emergency here. They fell into their water and they’re going to die of hypothermia....
Posted in Animals, Coop Scoop, Outside Featured, Slider1 Comment
19 May 2013
by Melissa Byrd and Julie Hall Thank you Paws & Fins Pet Shop for sponsoring our weekly Animal Tales feature. Shelby is a strikingly handsome 2-year-old 75-pound Bluetick Coonhound who came to a local shelter as a stray. He waited out his stray...
Posted in Animal Tales, Animals, Animals Featured0 Comments
20 May 2013
Here is the latest Astrology Weekly audio chat by Bainbridge Island astrologer, counselor, and radio personality Aleta McClelland: Listen here. You can hear Aleta on Tuesday, May 14, at noon on Blog Talk Radio with Vonda Guzman on her show...
Posted in Astrology Weekly, Features, Slider0 Comments
20 May 2013
Dear Editor: I bought into the new Vineyard Lane Condominium Community six years ago for two main reasons. First, I was one of the original Housing Resources Board Affordable Housing owners, and second, the community was built utilizing sustainable practices...
Posted in Community, Letter to the Editor, Outside Featured2 Comments
20 May 2013
With their 14-7 win over Auburn Riverside here at home Friday, May 17, the Bainbridge Varsity Boys Lacrosse team completes their regular season and moves on to the playoffs. Bainbridge opened the game with five first-quarter goals; then added four...
Posted in Community, Community Featured, Sports0 Comments
19 May 2013
With the deadline Friday, May 19, for filing for Bainbridge City Council candidacy, the list of candidates is now complete. Here is some preliminary information on the candidates as well as links to our articles so far. We’ll share more...
Posted in News, News Featured, Politics0 Comments
19 May 2013
Thirty-six large white fiberglass frogs arrived by truck from Nebraska this week to launch the Bainbridge Island Downtown Association’s (BIDA) Frogs on the Rock project. Artists and sponsors gathered Saturday, May 18, at the Winslow Farmers’ Market to claim their...
Posted in Art, Culture, Culture Featured0 Comments
17 May 2013
Dear Editor, The Bloedel Reserve is celebrating its 25th anniversary, and we are inviting the public to take a walk down memory lane and share stories about the Reserve. Perhaps you’re a longtime Bainbridge Island resident and attended a pool...
Posted in Community, Community Featured, Letter to the Editor0 Comments
16 May 2013
by Julie Hall and Sarah Lane Coast Guard (District 13) Lieutenant Sadowitz told Inside Bainbridge that a passenger on the 6:20 p.m. ferry Wenatchee headed from Seattle to Bainbridge this evening, May 16, reported seeing a body floating face-down in...
Posted in Community Featured 2, Emergencies, News1 Comment
16 May 2013
Here are Inside Bainbridge recommendations for the weekend of May 17-19, 2013: 1. Kids’ Night at the Museum When: Friday, 5:30-9:30 p.m. Where: Kids Discovery Museum (KiDiMu) 301 Ravine Lane NE Why: Drop off the kids, be free. Registration is required. Sign-up deadline...
Posted in Events Featured, Features, Weekend on the Rock0 Comments
16 May 2013
by Lisa Horn, Executive Director of West Sound Wildlife Shelter Thank you to our Wildlife Watch sponsor Bay Hay & Feed. I love stories with happy endings, and yesterday the staff at the West Sound Wildlife Shelter took part in...
Posted in Animals, Features Featured 2, Wildlife Watch1 Comment
16 May 2013
After three years and by a rough count 28 study sessions, 47 public meetings, and one protest march, the Bainbridge Island City Council has, at least for now, laid the Shoreline Master Program to rest with a 4-3 vote approving...
Posted in Events Featured, Government, News0 Comments
16 May 2013
Dear Editor, We’re thrilled to report that the rain stayed away for the seventh Annual Bainbridge Island Walk MS, and together we raised $93,563! This extraordinary community support means so much to all the families and individuals living with MS....
Posted in Community, Features Featured 2, Letter to the Editor0 Comments
16 May 2013
by Trish Bittman Everyone loves little league: the peanuts, the crack of the bat, the crowds cheering, and the sun shining down (on occasion). So why do I hold my breath every February and hope like hell my daughter won’t...
Posted in Community, Culture, Features Featured, Humor, Sports12 Comments
16 May 2013
National Police Week, from May 13-18, honors the memory of law enforcement officers who gave their lives on the job. At Inside Bainbridge, we’re using the occasion to focus on officers who currently put their lives on the line for...
Posted in Community, Community Featured, Profiles1 Comment
15 May 2013
by Julie Hall and Sarah Lane Having a thick head of hair, Roger Townsend doesn’t often wear hats. So he won’t miss his hat when he tosses it in the race for the Bainbridge Island City Council. Townsend will run for...
Posted in Community Featured, Government, News, Slider0 Comments
15 May 2013
A large native Douglas fir tree on Bainbridge Island has become more than an impressive 100-foot tall living member of our local ecosystem. It has become a symbol, at least to some of the people who live near it. To...
Posted in Community, Government, Green Living, Outside Featured, Slider2 Comments
15 May 2013
This may seem like an unsexy topic: It involves house bills, computer science, and advance placement. But the fact is that, to those interested in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education in Washington State, House Bill 1472, which is...
Posted in Community, Culture Featured, Schools0 Comments
15 May 2013
Today, Wednesday, May 15, is GiveBIG, the day that The Seattle Foundation stretches charitable credit card contributions you make online to any one of the Foundation’s listed 1400 nonprofits, which include at least 27 Island-based orgs. It does this through...
Posted in Community, Organizations, Slider0 Comments
15 May 2013
National Police Week, from May 13-18, honors the memory of law enforcement officers who gave their lives on the job. At Inside Bainbridge, we’re using the occasion to focus on officers who currently put their lives on the line for...
Posted in Community, Features, News Featured, Profiles0 Comments
14 May 2013
Like many newspapers facing declining readership and sagging revenue these days, the Kitsap Sun, a news franchise that serves communities across Kitsap County and Jefferson and Mason Counties, is no longer giving its online news away for free. Saturday night,...
Posted in Business, Community, Community Featured 22 Comments
14 May 2013
Tonight, May 14, at 8, Bainbridge Boys’ Lacrosse faces Eastlake High School in a Division I matchup that will be streamed live on The Lacrosse Network as the Washington State High School Lacrosse Game of the Week. The game will...
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