Ever wonder what Reiki is all about? Have you thought “I’d love to have my aura adjusted,” but not known where to go? Give this… Continue reading
No place to run? No place to hide? Nope! We are the change we are waiting for and the full moon in Capricorn (July 8,… Continue reading
BARN (Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network) is located at 8890 Three Tree Lane NE on Bainbridge Island. They have a lovely new building and teaching rooms… Continue reading
Lately, when I call my BFF back in Kansas to get caught up, it’s not the kids or the grandkids that we talk about. It’s… Continue reading
Monthly poet readings return to coffeehouse
Northwest Wine: Viognier continues to seduce Washington winemakers
In a past column, I interviewed Bill Effinger and wrote about his book, “Confessions of a Serial Entrepreneur.” Now he’s writing a new book titled,… Continue reading
For some, Bainbridge’s Fourth of July Pancake Breakfast is simply an opportunity to eat some breakfast while benefiting high school sports, but for many others… Continue reading
According to folklore, the cliff swallows return annually to the famous Mission of San Juan Capistrano on St. Joseph’s Day, March 19. The village of… Continue reading
While shooting off fireworks on the Fourth of July and having a barbecue with family and friends can be popular with humans, these festivities can… Continue reading
WALLA WALLA — Victor Palencia, a wunderkind of the Washington wine industry, paced the fifth annual Walla Walla Valley Wine Competition with five gold medals,… Continue reading
To avoid overwhelming the 911 reporting system during this year’s Fourth of July holiday — a busy time for emergency responders — Kitsap authorities have… Continue reading
It doesn’t matter what part of Kitsap County you live in, there’s a Fourth of July celebration nearby. Bremerton begin the Fourth of July weekend… Continue reading
They’re on the water at least three times a week from March to October. Some are natives of Hawaii. Some are folks who have traveled… Continue reading
If you don’t paddle, come out and be a part of the fun of the Water Trails Festival anyway. The Silverdale Riot Without a Paddle… Continue reading
When most people hear the term “water trails” they think about folks in man-powered boats. They think kayaks, canoes and paddle boards. But the Kitsap… Continue reading
Paul Dutky and Dianne Iverson are all about sharing Kitsap County with bicycle enthusiasts. And while they know there’s some work to do before a… Continue reading
He’s the man who started the Water Trails Festival
There’s an opportunity to become the skipper of your own boat at Water Trails this year. The “Chamber Games” will include a build-your-own-boat session on… Continue reading
Thanks to a grant from the Washington State Department of Commerce and Lodging Tax funds from Kitsap County, residents and visitors now have an inter-active… Continue reading
