During a Fall week when the City of Bainbridge Island is hosting “Three Days of Preparedness” events, Bainbridge resident and first-time author Scott James is speaking at Eagle Harbor Books about his new book: “Prepared Neighborhoods: Creating Resilience One Street at a Time“. Scott’s event takes place Thursday evening Sept 28th from 7pm to […]
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Out of the Darkness Walk for suicide prevention
Bainbridge Island is a a rich and beautiful place, but that beauty can mask the underlying pain of mental health issues. The fact is, in Washington State, 1 in 5 high school sophomores contemplate suicide. Even more disturbing, the suicide rate is steadily increasing among middle school students. Overall in our state, an average of […]
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“History on the Move:” History Museum Scavenger Hunt October 7
Bring a car full of family and friends and join History on the Move: a unique opportunity to explore our wonderful island! In this podcast, BI History Museum event organizer Sean Megy tells us about a unique fundraiser for the museum, the first of its kind on Bainbridge Island: a Scavenger Hunt on Wheels. The […]
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16th Annual Bainbridge Island Harvest Fair at Johnson Farm September 24
From 11 to 5 on September 24th, at the historic Johnson Farm on Bainbridge Island, enjoy the 16th Annual Friends of the Farm Harvest Fair. Come join the family fun, with carriage rides, a giant slide, cider pressing, sheep shearing, live music, and fresh food — a great time is sure to be had by […]
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Project Houston helps hurricane victims
Wishing you could do something to help victims of Hurricane Harvey? In this 5-minute podcast, Diana Brink, office manager of Bainbridge Island’s Current Dental, offers the firm’s Project Houston as a way to help victims of Houston’s devastating hurricane. After a destructive event such as Hurricane Harvey, there is a desperate need for toiletry items […]
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Jon Olmstead to talk at Senior Center on avoiding phone and internet scams
Worried about con artists? On Wednesday, September 6, at 4pm, IT professional and BI resident Jon Olmstead will offer guidance at the Senior Center on how to avoid phone and internet scams. In this interview with BCB host and BI Senior Center Director Reed Price, Olmstead says he’ll give examples in images and audio of […]
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Lyssa Danehy deHart on StoryJacking September 14 at Eagle Harbor Books
Did you know that the stories we tell ourselves can keep us trapped? In Lyssa Danehy deHart’s new book, StoryJacking: change your internal dialogue, transform your life, she draws on her many years as a professional counselor, life coach and therapist to show us, not only how the stories we tell ourselves may be trapping […]
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Tesla Ex Machina and Curie Me Away at Rolling Bay Hall August 31 – Sept. 3
Robots? Tap dancing? Not concepts we normally associate with Nikola Tesla or Madame Curie! But after seeing Ricky Coates’ production of his original play, Tesla Ex Machina, Lesser Known Players’ Jennifer Hodges was so enchanted by Ricky’s imaginative vision she decided she HAD to bring these two wonderful shows to share with audiences on Bainbridge […]
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Bainbridge Island Beach Cleanup Saturday, September 9
In this podcast, Deb Rudnick, an environmental scientist and chair of the Bainbridge Island Watershed Council, describes the upcoming Bainbridge Island Beach Cleanup on Saturday September 9th. All members of our community — individuals, families, groups, and people of all ages — are invited to participate in this one-day cleanup to maintain our shorelines and […]
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Cellist Henderson returns to Bloedel with Parsa Duo September 3
Dale Henderson, the renowned cellist who founded Bach in the Subways, will return to Bloedel Reserve on the evening of September 3rd for the final concert in the Reserve’s Summer Concert Series. Together with Atlanta Symphony principal harpist, Elisabeth Remy Johnson, he’ll be bringing us a unique and lively program of music for harp and […]
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