Bainbridge Island Review
The road to success is paved on BI. Mayor Joe Deets is still talking about “sticker shock” when it comes to taking care of Bainbridge Island roads. By Steven Powell • October 10, 2024 1:30 am. ‘Everywhere a sign’ needs to change on BI. BI council wants to be more ‘in the loop’.
Kaiser urgent care reduces hours in Silverdale
Oct 11, 2024 · Kaiser Permanente’s urgent care clinic in Silverdale, the only clinic that Kaiser operates in Kitsap County, has curbed its hours to 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Going forward, Kitsap residents seeking in-network care in the evenings and early mornings will have to drive to the next-closest Kaiser urgent care in Tacoma.
Pros & Cons Of GlucoBio Blood Balance Support Supplement
Oct 4, 2024 · In today’s fast-paced world, managing health can often feel overwhelming, especially for those struggling with blood sugar levels. GlucoBio has emerged as a popular blood sugar supplement, promising natural support for maintaining healthy glucose levels, reducing weight, and improving cardiovascular health. Many individuals are seeking effective solutions to combat the growing epidemic of ...
‘Everywhere a sign’ needs to change on BI | Bainbridge Island Review
Tags: Government. Five Man Electrical Band was a Canadian rock group that in 1970 had a hit song in the U.S. that still speaks to Bainbridge Islanders today. Its chorus was, “Sign, sign everywhere a sign, blockin’ out the scenery…”. The proliferation of signs cluttering Winslow is a problem the BI City Council will be looking to solve.
Gotta minute for some 10-minute plays? - Bainbridge Island Review
Aug 12, 2022 · • “A Murder of Crows” by Lee Lawing: A gift of art from a friend brings affectionate gratitude into conflict with aesthetic tastes. • “A Nip in The Autumn Air” by Jeffrey Brown: A retired couple share a round of pre-dinner cocktails and a slice of conversation that adds up their life together in rumor, truth and unresolved grievance.
$10 million bond for pool expansion on ballot
Jul 10, 2024 · The bond for $10 million would increase the number of lanes from six to eight, and deepen the pool to allow more different types of uses. The district already has funds targeted to make the other improvements at the pool. The bond funds would be repaid over 20 years. The cost would be about six cents per $1,000 valuation, or $60 a year on a $1 ...
Rolfes, Henden differ on key issues for county commissioner
Oct 10, 2024 · Scott Henden of Kingston, an independent, entered the primaries needing at least 1% of the vote countywide to qualify for the ballot. Henden finished with 4.58%, over 1,000 ballots cast with his name inscribed. Now the former North Kitsap School District board director’s name will appear in print alongside Rolfes in what is now a contested race.
Suspect charged after 2 killed near Poulsbo
KCSO courtesy photo The scene of the crime on Scandia Road near Poulsbo. A 23-year-old Poulsbo man allegedly killed two of his teenage half-brothers at the family home Oct. 9. Seth K. South was in Kitsap County Superior Court Oct. 10 charged with suspicion of two counts of murder in the second-degree and third-degree assault of an officer.
Suquamish to open 1st of 3 of its Kitsap markets
Mar 15, 2024 · The Suquamish Tribe has begun construction near Poulsbo on the first of a new chain of “Clearwater Market” retail outlets. Located at the intersection of Bond and Gunderson roads, the 7,700-square-foot facility marks the first business venture by the tribe outside the Port Madison Reservation, a news release states.
Ex-Sounder gives talk | Bainbridge Island Review
Oct 3, 2024 · Ex-Sounder gives talk. By Staff report • October 3, 2024 1:30 am. Steve Zakuani courtesy photo. Seattle Sounders legend Steve Zakuani will be the guest speaker at a Troy and Baden Biddle Foundation event Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. at the Bainbridge High School Theater. His talk is called “Strength Within: Overcoming Challenges in Youth Sports.”.