Bainbridge Island News

Bainbridge Island is continuously changing. Though while some look to the future of the island city, there are still many who look to its past with pride.

First Friday's on Bainbridge Island are renowned for bringing refined, exclusive and high-end works of art to the streets of Winslow.

The Bainbridge City Council on Wednesday approved the design of a proposed park at the busy Highway 305-Winslow Way intersection.

The Port Madison Lutheran Church on Bainbridge Island hosted a centennial celebration Sunday at the church.

A landscape plan for the proposed shopping center shows areas of the existing forest that will be preserved, as well as areas that include ornamental and other landscaping features.

Commissioners for the Bainbridge Island Metropolitan Park & Recreation District will hold a public hearing next week to gather public input on proposed off-leash dog area alternatives at Battle Point Park.

Members of a volunteer group planning the gateway park presented preliminary designs to the City Council Wednesday night and said they're ready to move forward with an aggressive timeline.

Stone masons finish up the work on a suspension-bridge tower as The Ravine Experience in Bellevue gets prepared for its grand opening Sunday at the Bellevue Botanical Garden.

A draft master plan of the proposed shopping center shows the location for a drug store will be near the entrance of the new development, just past the location of a proposed bank.

A bird's eye view of the proposed development at High School Road and Highway 305 shows a new bank at the lower right corner, with retail buildings in the center, and a potential health care office building at upper left.

Claire Hicks plays fetch in the water with her dog French at Pritchard Park on Bainbridge Island on Wednesday.

Erin Ayriss of Bainbridge Island waves to the spectators along Winslow Way after begin crowned the Scotch Broom Queen, as she leads a small parade of people carrying the plant Wednesday.

When police investigated, they did not find noise levels at the establishment to be excessive.

Winslow Way will be closed to traffic between Ericksen Avenue and Madison Avenue from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. during the nights of Monday, May 14 through Thursday, May 17.