It took more than a year, but Congressional Democrats, facing the prospect of losing their majorities, have concluded the most-effective way to mitigate disaster during… Continue reading
Five years ago a sports injury forced me to wear a light brace on my knee. Within a few months the joint was fine, yet… Continue reading
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
A second “appeal” of a South Kitsap School Board decision was filed in Superior Court on February 14. Find it here: https://tinyurl.com/3kur77p2 The appeal asks… Continue reading
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
If you have not looked at the OSPI website to see how your child is doing, their grade level scores, their school’s scores, and our… Continue reading
A report from Kitsap County’s commissioners
OPINION
There is no doubt we are residing in very unsettling times, professor says.
EDITORIAL CARTOON
The Grinch(es) who stole Christmas?… Continue reading
MY TURN
Kilmer leads the bipartisan Gorst Coalition seeking support to solve the traffic bottleneck
EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK
Thoughts about the upcoming election and who are the better choices
Service dogs heal the trauma of war
There seems to be some confusion by members of the public regarding the Bainbridge Island Review editorial page. I want to make sure things get… Continue reading
EDITORIAL
Levy measure is on Aug. 3 primary ballot
EDITORIAL CARTOON
— John Darkow,
Columbia Missourian
OPINION
What others are saying: The (Everett) Daily Herald editorial board
EDITORIAL
The coronavirus pandemic surely has damaged core sectors of the American economy. Small businesses that serve communities in every nook and cranny of this country… Continue reading
The Wenatchee ferry’s engine fire is big news not so much for the damage done but for exposing our ferry fleet’s frailty that will haunt… Continue reading
When Congress established the Federal Unemployment Tax Act in 1935, it was intended to provide temporary and partial income replacement for workers who lost their… Continue reading
