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What’s Inside Our Bainbridge
Welcome to our Island Quick reference guide Bainbridge by the numbers Ferry schedule Island essentials Our special places Index of services Neighborhoods and services Clubs Arts and humanities Island recreation Outdoors Island farming Bainbridge schools Spirituality and faith Events calendar Business and commerce Let’s imbibe
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Bainbridge Island —no better place to call home “Bainbridge Island will be to Seattle what Long Island is to New York,” proclaimed a small advertisement in the Aug. 22, 1906 edition of the Seattle Star. An anonymous advertiser was selling 34 acres of property on the island — with a thousand feet of waterfront, a 7-acre orchard, and 15 acres of cleared land — for $6,000. “This is the greatest bargain ever offered in Seattle,” the ad announced. Bargains like that are quite hard to come by these days, of course. And no wonder. We live in a place that’s widely recognized as one of the best places to live in the Pacific Northwest (and the country). It’s a place with a world-class quality of life, rich and diverse history, abundant natural beauty, outstanding schools, and a deeply committed and caring
community. Tucked into the central Puget Sound, a half-hour by ferry from downtown Seattle, Bainbridge Island has made its share of history, from 19th century shipbuilding at Port Madison, to 20th century lumber milling at Port Blakely, to the crucial role the island’s military installations served in winning the war in the Pacific during World War II. The Bainbridge Island Review, your hometown newspaper for 90 years, presents our 2013 Almanac — your guide for living on the island. Inside, you’ll find the information you need for daily life on Bainbridge; government offices and contacts, museums, arts and entertainment offerings, parks and recreation, clubs and organizations, school information and more.
that offer a glimpse about who we are. The Bainbridge Island Review has long been known as “The Only Newspaper In The World That Cares About Bainbridge Island,” and we thank those who in the community who have helped us create this comprehensive guide. Now, work begins on our 2014 edition. Ideas? Updates? Call 842-6613 or email editor@bainbridgereview. com. Thank you for picking up this copy of the Almanac and for up-to-date information on Bainbridge Island every week of the year, call 842-6613 to subscribe to the Bainbridge Island Review, or visit www.bainbridgereview.com. Donna Etchey, publisher Brian Kelly, editor
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Quick Reference Emergency Bainbridge Island Police Department Emergencies Only: 911 Business: 842-5211 Bainbridge Fire Department Emergencies only: 911 Business Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m.: 842-7686
Bainbridge City Hall Bainbridge Island City Hall 780-8591
Courts Bainbridge Municipal Court 842-5641 Kitsap County Courthouse District Court: (360) 337-7144 Superior Court: (360) 337-7140
Bainbridge Parks Bainbridge Island Metropolitan Park & Recreation District District Office: 842-2306 Aquatics Center: 842-2302 Senior Center: 842-1616
Bainbridge Public Library Bainbridge Island Public Library 842-4162
Bainbridge Schools - Public
Commodore Options School 780-1646
Voyager Montessori 780-5661
Ordway Elementary School 842-7637
West Sound Academy (360) 598-5954
Sonoji Sakai Intermediate School 780-6500 Captain Charles Wilkes Elementary School 842-4411
Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce 842-3700
Woodward Middle School 842-4787
Bainbridge Island Downtown Association 842-2982
Bainbridge Schools - Private Bainbridge Cooperative Nursery School 842-4077 Bethany Lutheran Preschool 780-7752 Carden Country School 842-6510 First Years Children’s Center 842-6363
Medical Care Kitsap County Health District (360) 337-5235 Virginia Mason-Winslow 842-5632 Harrison Medical Center (866) 844-9355
Transportation
Hazel Creek Montessori 780-1928
Bainbridge Island Taxi 842-1021
Hyla Middle School 842-5988
Taxis & Tours 842-7660
Island Children’s Montessori School 842-8770
Kitsap Transit ACCESS & Dial-a-Ride: (800) 422-2877
Island Cooperative Preschool 842-3013 The Island School 842-0400 Leaps and Bounds Montessori 842-0852
Bainbridge Island School District 842-4714
Madrona School 855-8041
Bainbridge High School Main office: 842-2634 Attendance: 780-1256
Montessori Country School 842-4966
Captain Johnston Blakely Elementary School 842-4752
Chamber/Business
Saint Barnabas Day School 855-8969 Saint Cecilia Catholic School 842-2017
Kitsap Transit Bus Service Carpool & Ride Share: (800) 501-7433 (RIDE) Traffic Conditions Including ferries, Hood Canal Bridge and passes: 511 Washington State Ferries Fares & Schedules: (888) 808-7977
Utilities Puget Sound Energy (888) 225-5773
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DEMOGRAPHICS MALE: 48.3 percent FEMALE: 51.7 percent
98.3% Bachelor’s degree or higher: 63.6% High school graduate:
WHITE: 91 percent HISPANIC/LATINO: 3.9% ASIAN: 3.2% AFRICAN AMERICAN: .4% NATIVE AMERICAN: .5% Photo courtesy of the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum
Winslow has changed greatly over the past 50 years, but remains the island’s commercial center and community gathering place.
Persons below poverty level: 5.3%
CITY POPULATION, WINSLOW TO BAINBRIDGE ISLAND AUG. 23, 1947 City of Winslow founded FEB. 28, 1991 City of Bainbridge Island founded 25000 20000
travel time to work ON THE Mean (2007-2011): ROAD 41.3 minutes
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MEDIAN HOME PRICE ON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
HOMEOWNERSHIP RATE (2007-2011) 78.9% Bainbridge Island 67.7% Kitsap County 64.4% Washington State Median household income Bainbridge Island: $96,130 Kitsap County: $61,112 Washington: $58,890
(2007-2011)
Sources: Windermere Real Estate, Washington State Employment Security Department, City of Bainbridge Island, Washington Office of Financial Management United States Census Bureau
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Ferries — instrumental to island life From a ferry yard on the shores of Eagle Harbor to a boat being included on the seal of the city, ferries are tightly woven into the fabric of Bainbridge Island. Washington has 23 ferries running between 20 ports throughout Puget Sound. One of the most popular routes is between the island and
Seattle. With two boats servicing the island — the Tacoma and the Wenatchee — the route is a major gateway onto the Kitsap Peninsula. The ferry run between Bainbridge and Seattle carried 6.1 million passengers in 2011, and numbers have been steadily matching that figure for 2012.
Bainbridge Island/Seattle Ferry Schedule Crossing time: 35 minutes • Schedule updates: (800) 843-3779 or www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries
Bainbridge Island to Seattle Monday through Friday 4:45 9:40 5:20 10:25 6:20 11:30 7:05 12:20 7:55 1:10 8:45 2:05
2:55 8:10 3:50 8:55 4:35 9:45 5:30 11:35 6:30 12:55 7:10
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Seattle to Bainbridge Island Monday through Friday 5:30 10:40 6:10 11:25 7:05 12:20 7:55 1:10 8:45 2:05 9:35 3:00
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The council meets on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted. They alternate between business meetings and study sessions. 842-2545 • council@bainbridgewa.gov Mayor Steve Bonkowski (At Large, Pos. No. 1) 842-4152 • sbonkowski@bainbridgewa.gov Kirsten Hytopoulos (South Ward Pos. No. 3) 842-1596 • khytopoulos@bainbridgewa.gov Bob Scales (North Ward, Pos. No. 7) 414-2003 • bscales@bainbridgewa.gov Debbi Lester (Central Ward, Pos. No. 5) 588-9588 • dlester@bainbridgewa.gov Anne Blair (North Ward, Pos. No. 2) 214-7907 • ablair@bainbridgewa.gov
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Bainbridge Fire Department
Sarah Blossom (South Ward Pos. No. 6) 715-9987 • sblossom@bainbridgewa.gov David Ward (Central Ward, Pos. No. 4) 842-9370 • dward@bainbridgewa.gov
City Department of Planning & Community Development 780-3750 (main number)
Director Katharine Cook 780-3756 • pcd@bainbridgewa.gov Community Development Administrator Chris Wierzbicki 780-3715 • cwierzbicki@bainbridgewa.gov
Bainbridge Municipal Court
Director: Terry Lande Strawberry Hill Park 7666 NE High School Road • PO Box 10010 District Office: 842-2306 Aquatics Center: 842-2302 Teen Center: 780-9622 (after 3 p.m.) Senior Center: 842-1616 Park Board: Ken DeWitt, Kirk Robinson, Lee Cross , Tom Swolgaard, Jay Kinney www.biparks.org
Anne Blair
Traffic Signal Outages:
WSDOT: (360) 874-3050
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Commons: 842-1616; Waterfront Park: 842-1212
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Fire Chief: Hank Teran Station 21 (Main): 8895 Madison Ave. Station 22: 7934 Bucklin Hill Road Station 23: 12985 Phelps Road Emergencies only: 911 Fire Commissioners: Dan Morrow, Scott Isenman, Glenn Tyrrell, Maureen Hal- Hank Teran ligan, Paul Bang-Knudsen Business Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m.: 842-7686 www.bifd.org
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Judge Kathryn Carruthers Rolling Bay Courthouse 10255 NE Valley Road 842-5641 • court@bainbridgewa.gov
City Police Department
Interim Public Safety Director Larry Dickerson 625 Winslow Way E. Emergencies Only: 911 Business: 842-5211 policedept@bainbridgewa.gov
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Director Lance Newkirk 842-2016 • pwadmin@ci.bainbridge-isl.wa.us Operations & Maintenance: 842-1212 • pwom@bainbridgewa.gov
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Bainbridge Island School District
Superintendent: Faith Chapel School Board: Patty Fielding (District 1); Mike Spence (District 2); Mev Hoberg (District 3); Tim Kinkead (District 4); Mary Curtis (District 5) 8489 Madison Avenue 842-4714 • www.bainbridge.wednet.edu
KITSAP COUNTY Kitsap County Offices (360) 337-5777 or 842-2061 www.kitsapgov.com
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County Assessor: Jim Avery (R) (360) 337-7160 • assessor@co.kitsap.wa.us County Auditor: Walt Washington (D) (360) 337-7129 • auditor@co.kitsap.wa.us County Clerk: Dave Peterson (D) (360) 337-7164 • sgibson@co.kitsap.wa.us
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Kitsap County Courthouse
Hours: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Mon-Fri 614 Division Street, Port Orchard, WA 98366 District Court: (360) 337-7144 Superior Court: (360) 337-7140
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Director: Scott Lindquist, M.D. Hours: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Mon-Fri Main office: 345 Sixth St., Suite 300 Bremerton, WA 98337 (360) 337-5235 • www.kitsapcountyhealth.com
Vehicle & Vessel Licensing
B.I. Chamber of Commerce 395 Winslow Way E. Hours: Tues, Wed, Thur 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sat 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Lunch Closure: Tues-Fri 1-2 p.m. 780-5306
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Clinic Services: (360) 337-5235
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Parent & Child Health: (360) 337-4821
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Places that make Bainbridge Island special
Bainbridge Island’s geographical history is a celebrated aspect of the community, whether it’s a landmark frequently passed or a place that requires a short drive to the south end. The beaches, roads, and buildings all carry a little piece of the island’s story.
The waters surrounding the Port Blakely Mill are filled with logs and ships in this circa 1885 photograph.
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world.” The scenic beach park Port Blakely of today is hardly recognizable next to the Port Blakely of yesterday. In the 1880s, it was home to the world’s largest lumber mill and an industrious railway. A thick sea of ship masts crowded the harbor back then. Before two fires and changing business conditions led to its ultimate demise, the mill boasted of a capacity to produce 200,000 board feet a day.
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After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Bainbridge Island was home to the first group of JapaneseAmericans to be taken into internment camps. It is one of the Island’s darker
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But the once-bustling community was the starting point for much of the Island’s prosperity. Just a short hike (1/3 mile) from the harbor the Blakely Cemetery, located near Old Mill Road, is a testament to the Island’s earliest settlers.
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points in history. Unlike most communities, however, the Island was both outspoken against the camps and also one of the few places to welcome back the war’s exiles. The editor and publisher of the Review during this time, Walt Woodward, published wedding announcements, births, deaths and camp conditions from the paper’s incarcerated correspondents. Nidoto Nai Yoni, translated as “Let It Not Happen Again,” is emblazoned on the memorial as the site’s motto. Located at Pritchard Park, it is not far from where the 227 Japanese-American Bainbridge Islanders were boarded onto a ferry for Seattle.
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etroglyph Rock near Agate Pass
Petroglyph Rock sits near the shore line of Agate Pass. As its name suggests, Petroglyph Rock is known for its ancient petroglyphic markings. The carvings are of an unknown origin but reflect Bainbridge Island’s immense history.
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The mansion at the heart of the Bloedel Reserve is built in a French-chateau style and dates back to 1951 when Prentice and Virginia Bloedel first moved onto the property.
Gazzam Lake and Wildlife Preserve offers 444.6 acres of robust forests and trails. Most of the area remains untouched by human development, which provides for a well-connected habitat for animals of the Pacific Northwest. The park has two entrances. The northern entrance is located a quarter mile west of Crystal Spring Drive from Marshall Road. Another entrance
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loedel Reserve
Co-owner of the MacMillan Bloedel Timber Company, Prentice Bloedel, with his wife Virginia resided in what is now The Bloedel Reserve from 1951 until 1986. The Bloedels spent many of their years on the property transforming it into a magical oasis that would become a internationally renowned public garden. Its 150 acres seamlessly blend natural woodlands and a variety
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Camp Hopkins under construction by the Works Progress Administration in 1935 – later renamed Camp Yeomalt. of landscaped gardens, including a Japanese Garden, a Moss Garden, and Reflection Pool, all surrounding the Bloedel’s former estate home.
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The Camp Yeomalt log cabin has sat on the edge of Park Avenue since 1935. It was first built by unemployed islanders through Presi-
dent Roosevelt’s Works Progress Administration as a Boy Scout camp. Around 2005, the cabin was added to the National Register of Historic Places, and it went through an extensive restoration process using local materials and age-old methods. This included hand-hewn Douglas Fir that was carefully selected, harvested then removed from the forest using horse power. Today, the Camp Yeomalt cabin is again used for its original purpose: youth camping and scouting activities alongside community performances and education.
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In the summer, it is rare for a Bainbridge Islander to skip out on spending at least one day sitting atop one of the many logs of driftwood on the beaches of Fay Bainbridge. This 17-acre park offers campsites and picnic areas. But still for the daytime visitor, it remains a great escape to embrace the Northwestern air as the camping area is set
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aside from the actual beach. For the children, the driftwood maze is just one part of the fun. It is a common sight to see all ages daringly skip barefoot through the freezing water.
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Anyone who has lived on Bainbridge Island long enough will know the story behind Pritchard Park. But for relatively new residents, it may come to a surprise that the Island was once the playground for an environmental hazard that led to the involvement of the Environmental Protection Agency and Coast Guard. In 1904, where Pritchard Park’s sandy beaches are now once stood the Perfection Pile Preserving Company’s Wyckoff Creosote Plant where lumber from the island’s mills were sent to receive wood treatment. The treatment (creosote) was an oily liquid used to pressurize and preserve wood. Reports were filed by the EPA and Coast Guard by the early 1970s of oil leaking into Eagle Harbor. Fishing was banned in the area, and by the mid-1980s the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration found Eagle Harbor had the highest concentration of creosote-deprived polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, a carcinogen, in the Puget Sound, threatening water supplies and sea-life. With increasing environmental awareness from the community a petition was drawn out to have the site put on the National Priorities List to receive federal funding for a cleanup. And after almost 90 years of contamination, the plant closed its doors in 1988. Since then, a 50-acre parcel of the land has been converted into one of the few sandy beaches on the island, now called Pritchard
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The Bay Hay & Feed building celebrated 100 years on the corner of Valley Road and Sunrise Drive in Rolling Bay in 2012. Park — sandy because of efforts to bury the contaminated soil deep beneath the ground.
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The historic Rolling Bay building was falling apart when in 1979 Howard Block and his wife CeAnn Parker decided to buy it. Built on top of cedar stumps without a foundation, Block knew they had signed up for a lot of manual labor before they could consider opening. He set to work digging out the deteriorating building by hand, pouring in a new foundation and restoring the interior to better facilitate a multi purpose shop. This past June, the building itself celebrated 100 years as a community store, its past functions have ranged from a grocery store to TV repair shop. It has operated as Bay Hay & Feed for about 30
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of those years under Block and Parker. And with all the work that the two invested into the historic building, they have still managed to maintain its heydey aesthetic. Today, Bay Hay & Feed serves several functions. It still supplies feed, livestock and gardening supplies like it did as a grocery store for the Rodal family in the early 1900s. Nowadays though, casual and work wear clothing are available where the Rolling Bay Post Office once stood from 1915 to 1940.
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The boulders used to be a single rock, but after a mishap that included explosives and a farmer, the rock had been known as
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“Split Rock.” The residents living near the junction of Phelps and Spargur Loop roads and Madison Avenue where the rocks sat came to be known as living on Split Rock Road. One broken half sat on top of the other, naked of any paint, up until 1971 when two Bainbridge High School sweethearts looked at the rocks and saw the face of a frog-to-be. The couple, Bob Green and Ellen Barnes who would later marry, bought a bucket of paint from the former Winslow Hardware and transformed the landmark into Frog Rock. Last year the rock celebrated 40 years of green-ness and is considered Bainbridge Island’s version of Seattle’s troll under the overpass — a sort of mascot for Islanders.
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The Suyematsu Farm lies on a stretch of land off Day Road. It was tended by Akio Suyematsu until his death in 2012. The Japanese-American farmer owned the land since he was 7-yearsold. At the time, it was illegal for Japanese immigrants to own land in America, so young Akio, who was born in Port Madison, put his name down as the official owner of the property. He only left the farm during World War II when he was sent to a Japaneseinternment camp. He returned to the land in disarray and nurtured it back to glory. In the decades since, the man grew into a legend; a farming hero of Bainbridge Island, helping new farmers come on to the scene and imparting his wisdom.
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Today, the farm continues. A portion of the land was given to the city so that other farmers can utilize it. Other parts have been used as a vineyard producing island wine. There are many farms on Bainbridge, but the heart of the island’s farming legacy beats in the soil that Akio sowed.
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When Paul and Debbi Breinard heard that an 1,100-acre plot of land was on sale near their home on Bainbridge Island, something triggered in the couple that would bring to life a thriving educational facility. The following year, 1998, they bought a 255-acre parcel of the untouched land. Over the course of two years Debbi perfected and executed what started out as just an idea to provide an overnight outdoor educational experience to kids from all over the Puget Sound area. Today IslandWood is one of a kind. The facilities boast of three separate lodges and a welcome center, all solar-powered and built with recycled materials. The
flourishing undeveloped land surrounding the lodging provide a playground of learning for students. In the almost 11 years since its opening, the school has provided an outdoor educational experience for more than 4,000 students in the Puget Sound area.
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ainbridge Island Musuem of Art
Scheduled to open in the early summer of 2013, the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art is the city’s newest attraction.
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Admission for the museum will be free to experience local and regional works of art. The museum will host its own collection as well as provide space for traveling works. The museum is a local effort utilizing island contractors PHC Construction, and island architect Matthew Coates. It was paid for largely through donations from the Bainbridge community. The museum will be part of a new gateway to the island that includes The Waypoint park across the street.
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Index OF SERVICES PUBLIC SAFETY Bainbridge Police:
842-5211 (non-emergency)
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Suicide Prevention & Veterans’ Crisis Line:
842-2676 (non-emergency)
(800) 273-8255
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Virginia Mason-Winslow:
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Washington Poison Center: (800) 222-1222
780-2931 or (800) 500-5513
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Harrison Medical Center:
842-7686 (non-emergency)
Bainbridge Island Taxi:
(866) 844-9355
U.S. Coast Guard:
842-1021
HIV-AIDS Hotline:
(206) 217-6000
DNR Forest Fire Reports: (800) 562-6010
Taxis & Tours: 842-7660
Hospice of Kitsap County:
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ANIMALS/WILDLIFE State Dept. of Fish & Wildlife: (360) 902-2200 • www.wdfw.wa.gov
Kitsap Humane Society & Animal Control:
(360) 692-6977 www.kitsap-humane.org
West Sound Wildlife Shelter:
855-9057 • www.westsoundwildlife.org
PAWS of Bainbridge Island/ North Kitsap:
842-2451 or 888-558-PAWS Adoption Center 780-0656 • www.pawsbainbridge.org
AGENCIES/ ORGANIZATIONS B.I. Aquatic Center:
842-2302 • www.biparks.org/parksandfacilities/ifaquaticscenter.html
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An injured eagle is ready for release back into the wild after being nursed back to health at the West Sound Wildlife Shelter. The shelter provides injured, orphaned and sick wild animals a second chance at life and promotes the well-being of wildlife through public outreach, education and involvement.
B.I. Chamber of Commerce:
842-3700 • www.bainbridgechamber.com
B.I. Downtown Assoc:
842-2982 • www.bainbridgedowntown.org
B.I. Historical Museum:
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Bainbridge Island Public Library Branch of Kitsap Regional Library: 842-4162 www.krl.org/index.php/bainbridge-island
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NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS
Murden Cove Preservation Assoc.
Bainbridge Performing Arts
Association of Bainbridge Communities (ABC)
Maintains Seabold Hall for public use. Joan Bickerton: 842-4283 Rental info: 842-2306 ext 116
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ABC was founded 30 years ago by residents concerned about the island’s water supply. The association represents more than a dozen neighborhoods. 842-5313 • biabc2000@yahoo.com
Bainbridge Island Concerned Citizens
Bainbridge Island Senior Community Center:
Mason Smith & Jessie Hey Focuses on ferries and shipyard. 842-4055
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SERVICE GROUPS Wing Point Neighborhood Assoc. Dale Perry: 780-1439
American Legion Colin Hyde Post 172
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Boaters and Mariners of Bainbridge Island Charles Schmid: 842-5313
Cave Neighborhood Community Council
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Friends of the Library
Sells books to benefit the Bainbridge Library, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. three times monthly at the library. 842-4162 • books4all@bifriends.org www.bifriends.org
Habitat for Humanity of Kitsap County
Works with volunteer labor and donations of money and materials to build simple, decent housing in partnership with low-income people. P.O. Box 5347, Bremerton, WA 98312 (360) 479-3853 • director@kitsaphabitat.org www.kitsaphabitat.org
Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers
Kaycie Wood, administrative director Karen Carson, program director Trained volunteers provide respite care, transportation for medical appointments, shopping and home visits to elderly and needy. Caregivers group meets at 2 p.m. Tuesday, and grief group at 5 p.m. Thursday at Rolling Bay Presbyterian Church. 842-4441 • ivc@bainbridge.net www.ivcbainbridge.org
Island Health & Rehabilitation Center Volunteer Program 835 Madison Avenue 842-4765 or island@extendicare.com www.islandskillednursing.com
Kiwanis Club of Bainbridge Island Tom Watson, club president Funds scholarships and leads community service projects. Meets 7 a.m. Wednesdays at Wing Point Golf & Country Club 811 Cherry Avenue P.O. Box 10602 • www.bikiwanis.org
Masons Renton Lodge No. 29
Lodge meets 7:30 p.m. second Mondays (except July & Aug.) at the Bainbridge Masonic Temple. 1299 Grow Avenue 842-8846
One Call for All
Bob Linz, executive director Supports community organizations through one annual island-wide appeal for funding, “One Call for All” (aka the Red Envelope drive). P.O. Box 10487 842-0659 • www.onecallforall.org
Puget Sound Blood Center
Holds regular blood drives on Bainbridge Island. (800) 398-7888 • www.psbc.org
Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island
Sponsors community service projects, including the annual Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale. Meets Mondays 11:45 a.m. except for the first Monday of the month which is a dinner only meeting & every Monday at 6:30 p.m. Both meetings are held at the Wing Point Golf & Country Club. info@bainbridgeislandrotary.org www.bainbridgeislandrotary.org
SUPPORT GROUPS Al-Anon
Support for families of alcoholics. Al-Anon groups meet regularly on Bainbridge. Visit the website for a list of meeting times. www.kitsap-al-anon.org/
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous meets daily on Bainbridge. Visit the District 10 website for a list of current meeting times. 855-8366 • www.dist10.org
Attention Deficit Disorder
The Kitsap Branch of CHADD, an attention deficit disorder support group, meets 7 p.m. second Tuesdays, Sept. to June. 10452 Silverdale Way, Silverdale. kitsap@chadd.net • www.nwchadd.org
YWCA-ALIVE Bainbridge Island
The YWCA-ALIVE Bainbridge Island Domestic Violence Program provides a comprehensive range of services for domestic violence victims & their children, including advocacy-based counseling, legal advocacy, support groups & education. Business hours: 780-2931 24-hour emergency hotline: (800) 500-5513
Bainbridge Youth Services
Champions the development of Bainbridge adolescents. Programs include no-cost confidential counseling, job referral and community service opportunities. Bainbridge High School, 100 building 842-9675 • www.bainbridgeyouthservices.org
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Kitsap Cancer Services
Provides free, life-enhancing support services for cancer patients, family members, friends & caregivers in a serene, nurturing environment. Women’s‚ men’s‚ & grief support groups available. (360) 204-6399 • info@kitsapcancerservices.org www.kitsapcancerservices.org
Dispute Resolution Center of Kitsap County
Helps parents and youth work on communication issues, supports peer mediation programs in the schools, mediates between juvenile offenders and those they have harmed, and provides mediation and facilitation training. 9004 Washington Avenue N., Silverdale 842-3215 • www.kitsapdrc.org
Grief Support Group
Support for anyone who has lost a loved one. Second and fourth Thursdays, 5-6:30 p.m. at Rolling Bay Presbyterian Church. Sponsored by Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers. 842-4441 • ivc@bainbridge.net
Helpline House
Provides counseling, food, clothing & housing assistance, & other services. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Fri. Food Bank Hours Mon-Fri, 9:30-12:30 p.m. and 1:30-4:30 p.m. 282 Knechtel Way NE 842-7621 • helpline@helplinehouse.org www.helplinehouse.org
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Students from Ordway Elementary embark on their annual walk to the Helpline House to donate food. The Helpline House grew out of an effort by local churches, originally called Fishline House, to feed and offer social services to islanders in need. It was founded in 1973.
Hospice of Kitsap County
Care and support for the terminally ill and their families. Offers nine-week grief support groups and ongoing groups in Poulsbo & Silverdale. (360) 698-4611 • info@hospicekc.org www.hospiceofkitsapcounty.org
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Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce Whatever you need to know about Bainbridge Island
people helping pets... pets helping people Adoption • Low-Income Spay/Neuter Vet Assistance • Lost & Found 1-888-558-PAWS • www.pawsbainbridge.org
Member Business Support & Resources Visitor Information Centers Washington State Vehicle & Vessel Licensing Agency 395 Winslow Way E. • 206-842-3700 • Toll Free 866-805-3700 info@bainbridgechamber.com • www.BainbridgeChamber.com
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Housing Resources Board
Phedra Elliott, associate director Local community land trust providing affordable rentals, housing assistance programs, and home ownership to island families. 250 Madrona Way NE, Suite 110B 842-1909 • phedra@housingresourcesboard.org www.housingresourcesboard.org
Literacy Council of Kitsap County
Offers adult classes in reading, writing, math, basic literacy & English as a Second Language (ESL). (360) 373-1539 • info@kacewa.org www.kitsapliteracy.org
Low Vision Support Group (Visually Impaired Persons Group) Meets 1 p.m. second Wednesdays in the meeting room of the Bainbridge Library. Transportation is available. 842-4462 or catherinehayner@gmail.com 842-1324 or gabrader@bainbridge.net
Narcotics Anonymous
Recovering addicts meet regularly to help each other stay clean. Meets 6 p.m. Mondays and Fridays at the Rhododendron Apartment Community Center. (877) 861-6156 www.wpsana.com/meetings.shtml
National Alliance on Mental Illness
NAMI-Kitsap sponsors a monthly support group from 7-8:30 p.m. second Mondays. Jeanette Rerecich: (360) 697-5531 Joan Pearson: 842-5324
Ovarian Cancer Support Group
Meets 1 p.m. third Tuesdays in the Rose Room of Harrison Hospital in Silverdale. (360) 744-4625 cancersupport@harrisonmedical.org
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Overeaters Anonymous
A 12-step program of support and recovery, OA meets every Saturday at 9:15 a.m. at Eagle Harbor Congregational Church and Wednesdays at 5 p.m. at Island Terrace Apartments clubhouse. www.oa.org
Bainbridge celebrated the major makeover and reopening of the Waterfront Park Community Center in January. Councilwoman Debbi Lester and senior community center member Don Fisher cut the ribbon at the reopening festivities.
Parkinson’s Support Group
Lana Gillis: (360) 779-7178 lanagale@earthlink.net
Meets most first Mondays at 1 p.m. at the Phelps Road Fire Station. Call ahead to verify.
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CLUBS and organizations Hare Raisers etc. 4-H Club
Joan Vassiliadis 780-6971 • www.hareraisers4h. blogspot.com
Bainbridge Amateur Radio Club
For boys aged 5-18. Four Bainbridge Island troops. 842-2441 • www.seattlebsa.org/ Orca
SWERV -Savvy Women Exchanging Relevant Views
Craig Hagstrom Breakfast meetings first Sat. of every month at Doc’s at 9:30 a.m. Visitors welcome. 780-5585 • barc@blarg.net
Savvy Women Exchanging Relevant Views meets from 10:30-noon the second Tuesday of the month at Seabold Community Hall. thrash2@comcast.net
Bainbridge Island Fire Cadets
Bainbridge Toastmasters
Bainbridge Fire Department Volunteer Program Coordinator, Jay Rosenberg Hands-on training in fire and aid service for high school-age youth. 8895 Madison Avenue • 8427686
Bainbridge Garden Club The Bainbridge Island Gardening Club meets from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. the second Monday Sept. through June at the First Baptist Church. 8810 Madison Avenue Peggy Adkins: 780-2536
B.I. Genealogical Society Discussion and speakers on genealogical research methods and resources. Meets 10 a.m.-noon third Fridays at the library. www.bigenealogy.org
Battle Point Astronomical Assoc. Promotes the study of astronomy by providing facility, equipment, educational programs and astronomy events. 842-9152 • www.bpastro.org
Boy Scouts of America Jim Sutton, central contact
Teaches communication and leadership skills. Meets noon-1 p.m. first and third Thursdays at the Winslow Arms clubhouse. 220 Parfitt Way • 842-2441 http://bainbridge.freetoasthost. info/index.html
Women’s Club of Bainbridge Island
Karen Sjolseth, president Local, nonprofit organization open to all women of Bainbridge, fosters friendships, organizes social activities & works hand-in-hand with community. Newcomers encouraged. Meets 9:30 a.m. third Thursdays at Bethany Lutheran Church. 201-3203
B.I. Land Trust
Asha Rehnberg, executive director Preservation and stewardship of Bainbridge Island’s natural environment. 221 Winslow Way, #103 842-1216 • www.bi-landtrust.org
B.I. Park District Trails Committee
A volunteer group building, preserving and maintaining public island trails. Work parties fourth Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 842-3373 • dan@biparks.org www.bainbridgeislandtrails.org
BI Weed Warriors
Work to combat invasive, non-native weeds on the island through public education and weed-pulling work parties. Jeannette Franks: 755-8461 Dan Hamlin: (206) 245-7385 www.biparks.org/aboutus/volunteer.html
IslandWood
A 255-acre outdoor learning center to inspire lifelong environmental & community stewardship. 4450 Blakely Avenue 855-4300 • info@islandwood.org www.islandwood.org
Natural Landscapes Project Cara Cruickshank or Bobbie Morgan Education on water quality protection. 842-4815 • ecosolutionsorg@ gmail.com www.naturallandscapes.org
Sustainable Bainbridge
Supports cooperation among a broad-based network of local organizations, businesses, government & individuals to protect & strengthen our community’s social, environmental, & economic sustainability. Meets at 7 p.m. the first Monday of the month excepting Sept. at B.I. Community Ctr. 842-4439 • info@sustainablebainbridge.org www.sustainablebainbridge.org
B.I. Sportsmen’s Club
Alan Kasper, president Promotes conservation & gun safety; sponsors springtime youth fishing derby. Newly improved pistol, rifle & trap ranges. 8203 Sportsman Club Road 780-9374 • www.bainbridgesportsmensclub. org
Bainbridge-Ometepe Sister Islands Assoc.
Fosters cultural exchange between Bainbridge Island & the island of Ometepe, Nicaragua. Sells fair-trade coffee through Pegasus Coffee House & Town & Country Market.
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Camp Siberia
A nonprofit organization working to enrich the lives of Russian orphans & Bainbridge youth through a summer camp program. 842-7036 • info@campsiberia.org www.campsiberia.org
Bainbridge Republican Women
Luncheon meeting is 11 a.m. second Wednesdays at the Wing Point Golf and Country Club. (206) 337-5543 www.bainbridgeislandrepublicanwomen.org
Kitsap League of Women Voters
Linnea Hirst & Kim Abel, copresidents A nonpartisan political organization that promotes informed & active participation of citizens in government & influences public policy through education and advocacy. (206) 622-8961 • lwvwa@ lwvwa.org www.lwvwa.org
Kitsap County Republicans
Jack Hamilton, chair Executive Committee meetings first Monday of most months at 7 p.m. Silverdale Beach Hotel. (360) 308-9845 • www.kitsaprepublicans.org
Bainbridge Conservation Voters A local environmental advocacy group that informs the public on voter issues and the positions of city officials on conservation topics. Meetings every third Monday of the month at 7pm. Everyone welcome. 855-4690 http://wcvoters.org/counties/ kitsap/bainbridge-conservationvoters
23rd LD Democrats
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Art within reach Bainbridge lives up to its reputation as a community of many creative souls Photo courtesy of the Bainbridge Island Studio Tour
Lori Barrett, a mixed-media artist and regular participant in the Bainbridge Island Studio Tour, talks with visitors at the annual “Artist’s Marketplace” spring art sale.
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Most visitors to Bainbridge Island would consider the community a sleepy town after 6 p.m. everyday. Contrary to popular belief, this is probably one of its best qualities. Fun, enriching activities are happening everywhere on our little Island while the quietude of a safe and family-friendly community remains intact. From theater performances to live music, Bainbridge offers a wide variety of arts and culture. But not many would know that something is happening at the Treehouse Cafe just by driving past Lynwood Center. A part of living on the Island is that you have to know where to look. For instance, Pegasus Coffee House located at the bottom of Madison Avenue has weekly events posted in small font on their marquee above the door. Events are usually Friday and Saturday evenings with acoustic music sessions. While listening to music, a customer at the cafe can enjoy sipping on a glass of Green Hour wine and bar food, not to mention the Green Hour’s namesake ARTS:
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variety of Absinthe cocktails. A cafe that offers Absinthe and bar food at night? The owners of the little establishment take seriously its European style community center. The Island’s opportunities for consuming art and culture don’t stop at music. Every first Friday of the month the art galleries and boutiques down Winslow Way open their doors for an evening of art. The First Friday Art Walks are fun for people of all ages. The galleries offer free wine and cheeses and an open house for anyone who wants to drop in for a little mix and mingle evening. Some galleries like the nonprofit, Bainbridge Arts & Crafts feature different local artists every month. Here’s a list of all the venues on the Island that offer regular events, performances and showings.
ARTS & HUMANITIES ARTS COORDINATING/ FUNDING Bainbridge Arts and Crafts
The Gallery at Bainbridge Arts and Crafts exhibits fine crafts and contemporary art by local and regional artists & supports art education in the schools & community. 151 Winslow Way E. 842-3132 • gallery@bacart.org www.bacart.org
Bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council
Creates an environment in which arts and humanities flourish by helping local organizations & individuals deliver cultural services & programs; sponsors arts & humanities events. 221 Winslow Way W., Suite 201 842-7901 • admin@artshum.org www.artshum.org
B.I. Arts Education Community Consortium
A Washington State Arts Commission-funded consortium of arts organizations, businesses, artists and the B.I. School District working to deepen arts learning in the public schools. Pro-
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Savvy Swiss (Charlie Walentiny on bass, Thomas Fritchman on guitar and Branden Silk on drums) plays at the annual No More Schoolapalooza! concert at Waterfront Park on the last day of school. The event is one of many hosted throughout the year by the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District. grams include artist-led projects in the schools, teacher training in integrated arts, performances, Art Docent Resource Center and Arts Mentorship Program. Administered by BIAHC. 221 Winslow Way W., Suite 201 842-7901 • www.artshum.org
Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District
Sue Hylen, cultural arts manager Offers a wide variety of cultural arts classes, workshops, programs, concerts and special events for all ages throughout the year. 7666 High School Road 842-2306, ext. 116 or sue@biparks.org www.biparks.org
Bainbridge Music & Arts Legacy Scholarship
Awards yearly $1,000 scholarship through Bainbridge Foundation to Bainbridge High School seniors in piano and instrumental, dance, voice and drama. Apply to school counselor. 842-5754
Bainbridge Public Library
Rebecca Judd, branch manager Open 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Mon.-Wed.; 1-5:30 p.m. Thurs and Fri; and 10-5 p.m. Sat. Hosts speakers, discussion groups, activities and cultural events. Maintains a collection of books, maga-
zines, audio books, DVDs, CDs and extensive electronic resources. Ongoing programs include children’s story times, family storytelling, teen events, Library Speakers Forum, travelogues, play readings and opera previews. Friends of the Library holds used book sales three times per month to support library programming. 1270 Madison Avenue 842-4162 • rjudd@krl.org • www.krl.org
CRAFTS American Needlepoint Guild
Meets 10 a.m. fourth Monday at Rolling Bay Presbyterian Church. Donna Brookfield: 780-6733
Embroiderers Guild of America
Meets 10 a.m. third Tuesday at member homes. Anne Stern: 842-3932
Bainbridge Island Quilters
Meets 7-9 p.m. first Thursday at Wyatt House. Quilters of all levels welcome. Honora Dunkak: 842-7358 or Carol Winston: 842-0535
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Churchmouse Charity Knitters
Meets 1-3 p.m. third Thursdays at Churchmouse Yarns and Teas, 118 Madrone Lane. Laura Alonso: 780-2686
PHOTOGRAPHY Bainbridge Island Photo Club
Paul Brians, 780-5926 or (360) 297-2447 www.biphotoclub.org/ Meets at 7-9 p.m. second Wednesdays at the Bainbridge Commons, 370 Brien Dr. Meetings alternate between club competition and education. Visitors and interested photographers are welcome.
LITERARY ARTS Bainbridge Library Book Group & Third Tuesday Book Group
The BLB group meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the B.I. Library & the TTB group at 1 p.m. on the third Tuesday at the Senior Center. 842-4162
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Tim Hunter, co-owner of Eagle Harbor Book Co., models a Kobo eReader. The independent book store moved deeper into the realm of eBooks in 2012 with sales of Kobo. The store frequently hosts a variety of authors, both local and beyond.
Eagle Harbor Book Company
Organizes readings, book groups & writers’ workshops.
157 Winslow Way East 842-5332 • www.eagleharborbooks.com
Field’s End
An organization devoted to inspiring writers & nurturing the written word. Offers classes, workshops, lectures & other events and activities to further the art & craft of writing. Free monthly Writers’ Roundtable at the Bainbridge Public Library. info@fieldsend.org or www.fieldsend.org
Yes! A Journal of Positive Futures
National quarterly magazine promoting positive change in the global community. 284 Madrona Way, Suite 116 842-0216 • www.yesmagazine.org
MUSEUMS Historical Society & Museum
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Nov.-Mar.: Mon-Fri 10 a.m.-4, Sat & Sun 1-4 p.m. April-Oct.: Daily 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Local history comes alive as visitors to the museum enjoy exhibits, films and access to a research library. 215 Ericksen Avenue 842-2773 • info@bainbridgehistory.org www.bainbridgehistory.org
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Classic Cycles Museum of Bicycling
Open 10 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Mon-Fri; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat; noon to 4 p.m. Sun. Cycling history with an emphasis on American cycle racing with famous racing bicycles on display. Bicycle rental all year round. 740 Winslow Way 842-9191 • classiccycle@msn.com http://classiccycleus.com
Kids Discovery Museum
An interactive, educational destination, where parents and children can discover the joy of learning together and experience hands-on exhibits, creative projects and rotating daily programming that combines art, culture & science. 301 Ravine Lane 855-4650 • www.kidimu.org
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Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
The island’s newest museum opens in June 2013. The Bainbridge Island Museum of Art features local and regional art for the unbeatable admission price of — free. 100 Ravine Lane NE, Suite 201 842-4451 • www.biartmuseum.org
MUSIC Grupo Meridional
Performs festive music with a Latin American influence. Alan Simcoe: 842-4120 www.villagemusicalc.com
Bainbridge Chorale
Michael A. Miller Jr., director Community choir which performs at two or three yearly concerts. Rehearsals 7:15-9:30 p.m. Mon. 780-2467 • info@bainbridgechorale.org www.bainbridgechorale.org
Bainbridge Chorale Young Singers Program
Jeremy Rothbaum, director Community choir for youth grades 1-8. 780-2467 • info@bainbridgechorale.org www.bainbridgechorale.org
Bainbridge Community Piano Association
Darden Burns, president A nonprofit that maintains and rents the grand piano in the Bainbridge Commons and sponsors
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student recitals and First Sundays at the Commons concert series. 842-3380 • dardenburns@comcast.net www.firstsundaysconcerts.org
BI Youth Orchestra
Joel Martin, president Wesley Schultz, music director Bainbridge Island Youth Orchestra’s mission is to foster musicianship and camaraderie within the community through education and performance. Formed in 2001 by a group of parent/ teacher volunteers; two youth orchestras provide an opportunity for young musicians to
make friends and beautiful music together. www.biyo.us
Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra
David Waltman, artistic advisor An all-volunteer, classical community orchestra for adults and advanced youth players performing baroque, classical, romantic and modern repertoire. Auditions in September each year, season is fall to spring. Opportunities for smaller ensembles in chamber orchestra works. 842-4560 • www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
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Community Singers
Ensemble of local musicians & singers whose aim is to bring music and joy to the community. Performances at nursing homes & holiday events. No auditions or singing experience necessary. info@communitysingers.org www.communitysingers.org
Island Music Guild
A nonprofit organization of music professionals, students and music enthusiasts offering lessons, ensemble opportunities and performances by local and nationally known musicians. Offers Kindermusik instruction. 10598 Valley Road 780-6911 • info@islandmusic.org www.islandmusic.org
Music Community Resources
A nonprofit music organization preserving the heritage of live performance. Bringing musicians and venues together. 8563 NE Day Road • 842-3185 info@musiccommunityresources.com www.musiccommunityresources.com
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Suzuki piano teacher Keely Sawyer teaches her student Gabriel Todd at the Island Music Guild facility. Sawyer, who took over the role as board president at the Island Music Guild this past January, is the first teacher to take the position. She is one of many changes being made at the guild.
PERFORMING ARTS & SERIES Bainbridge Performing Arts
Presents year-round live entertainment and education with theater, live comedy improv, music, dance, youth theater classes, school outreach and adult workshops. 200 Madison Avenue Box Office: 842-8569 Administrative Office: 842-4560 www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
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Ovation!
Ron Milton, artistic director, Local theater company produces plays, musicals, revues, cabarets and more. 9630 NE Raccoon Lane 842-0472 • info@ovationmtb.com www.ovationmtb.com
Island Theatre
Staged readings at the Bainbridge Public Library; potluck play readings in homes; & full stage productions. Shows that are geared toward mature audiences push the intellectual envelope. Robin Simons: 780-4353 info@islandtheatre.org • www.islandtheatre.org
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fiber painting photography mosaics and more!
Summer Tour: Aug. 9, 10 & 11 Winter Tour: Dec. 6, 7 & 8
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Bloedel Reserve Spring & Summer Concerts
Musical and theatrical performances for adults & children. 842-7631 • email@bloedelreserve.org www.bloedelreserve.org
First Saturday Dance at Island Center Hall
A 30-year tradition Nordic and Scandinavian folk dancing first Saturdays, Oct.-June. Potluck dinner at 6 p.m., dance 7-10 p.m. 8395 Fletcher Bay Road Fred Aalto: 780-8036
First Sundays at the Commons
Darden Burns, musical director Bainbridge Community Piano Association hosts monthly chamber music & jazz ensemble performances at 4 p.m. first Sundays of the month at the Commons. 402 Brien Drive by Waterfront Park www.firstsundaysconcerts.org
Saturday & Sunday. 131 Parfitt Way 842-6725 • www.pegasuscoffeehouse.com
Pegasus Live Music
Seabold Second Saturdays
Live music performances & open mics Friday,
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Matthew Coates of Coates Design stands in front of the Bainbridge Island Art Museum in January, 2013.
A community “open mic” with a featured folk,
blues, or world music act. 7:30 p.m. second Saturday of every month at Seabold Hall. Sign-ups start at 6:30 p.m. 14451 Komedal Road seaboldmusic@gmail.com www.sites.google.com/site/seaboldmusic
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Sports for adults and youth, exercise classes, martial arts and summer camps. 842-2306, ext. 114 • julie@biparks.org www.biparks.org
Bainbridge Island Rowing
A nonprofit that offers community recreational and competitive programs spring, summer and fall for ages 13 and up. Morgan Seeley: 842-2004 info@bainbridgerowing.org www.bainbridgerowing.org
B.I. Park District Trails Committee
A volunteer group building and maintaining the island’s public trails. Work parties on fourth Saturdays, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Dan Hamlin: 842-3373 dan@biparks.org www.biparks.org/aboutus/volunteer.html
Bainbridge Island Senior Community Center (BISCC)
www.kitsapcoastguard.org
Open 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Promotes wellness, friendship, learning, sharing and involvement for adults 55 and older. Offers social, cultural, health & fitness, recreational & physical activities, including a softball team, classes, travel & lots of volunteer opportunities. 370 Brien Drive SE 842-1616 • info@biseniorcenter.org jane@biseniorcenter.org www.biseniorcenter.org
Bainbridge Athletic Club
Bainbridge Island Softball Assoc.
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The annual Paddle Bainbridge is July 13-14; visit the Olympic Outdoor Center website at www.OlympicOutdoorCenter.com or call 360-297-4659 to register.
ADULT SPORTS Agate Pass Sail & Power Squadron Encourages and supports Boat Smart classes and vessel checks. Marty Schwartz: (360) 271-6185
Bainbridge Aquatic Masters
April Cheadle, head coach Open to swimmers of all ages and abilities. april@biparks.org www.bainbridgeaquaticmasters.org
Full-fitness facilities and indoor tennis center club. See website for more information. 11700 NE Meadowmeer Circle 842-5661 • info@bainbridgeathleticclub.com www.bainbridgeathleticclub.com
Bainbridge Island Metropolitan Park & Recreation District Julie Miller, sports & fitness coordinator
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Two indoor pools; Ray Williamson Memorial Pool is a 25-yard, six-lane pool with 1-meter board. The Don Nakata Memorial Pool has four lap lanes, a slide, a separate diving area, a lazy river, spa and tot pool. 8521 Madison Avenue 842-2302, ext. 0 • www.biparks.org
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The civilian, all-volunteer group provides boating safety, vessel checks and education. Meets 7 p.m. first Tuesdays at the Poulsbo Marina & the B.I. Commons. newmemberinfo@kitsapcoastguard.org
Part of the BI Metro Park and Rec District ASA-sanctioned league offering all-male and mixed programs. Adults of all skills level are welcome. Season starts in May. 842-2306 • julie@biparks.org www.leaguelineup.com/bisa
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YOUR PREMIER FLY FISHING HEADQUARTERS • Fly Fishing Gear • Classes • Guided Trips
Eagle Harbor Marina 5834 Ward Ave NE • 206.842.4003 www.eagleharbormarina.com
Slips for Sale or Rent
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Bainbridge Island Yacht Club
Scott Isenman, commodore Activities center around boating and harbor stewardship. Eagle Harbor Marina, 5834 Ward Ave. 842-4003 • info@the-biyc.us www.the-biyc.us
Cascade Bicycle Club
Produces the annual Chilly Hilly, Seattle Bike Swap, Bike Expo, Bike to Work Day, Commute Challenge, Flying Wheels, Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic, Cyclefest, RSVP, Ride Around Washington, High Pass Challenge and the Kitsap Color Classic. Runs numerous summer bike camps for kids and advocates for better biking across Washington. 522-3222 or 522-2453 info@cascadebicycleclub.org or www.cascade.org
Eagle Harbor Yacht Club
Rick Randall, commodore Members from the Island and Seattle area. Winslow Wharf Marina 842-4202 • www.eagleharboryachtclub.com
Fly Fishing Club
Meets at 7 p.m. the last Tuesday of each month at Seabold Hall. Dave Boyce: 842-8374
Kitsap Cabin at 3153 Seabeck Hwy, Bremerton (360) 204-2111 branch@kitsapmountaineers.org www.kitsapmountaineers.org
Kayaking/Canoeing
Squeaky Wheels
Kitsap Volkssporters Walking Club
Supports the bicycling community and non-motorized transportation options on Bainbridge. Hosts a chili feed fundraiser the day of Chilly Hilly, the last Saturday in February, and the annual Bike for Pie Ride in August. Meets third Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. at the Marge Williams Center, 221 Winslow Way W. #307. Gordon Black, president 780-2434 • info@squeakywheels.org http://squeakywheels.org
Meadowmeer Golf & Country Club
Wing Point Golf & Country Club
Semi-private golf course. 8530 Renny Lane 842-2218
Bob Hollister, general manager 811 Cherry Avenue 842-2688 • bobh@wingpointgolf.com www.wingpointgolf.com
The Mountaineers, Kitsap Chapter
Port Madison Yacht Club
Pool kayak roll classes & regular social paddles. Back of Beyond 842-9229 • udowald@earthlink.net www.tothebackofbeyond.com Kitsap affiliate of the American Volkssport Association walking club. Regular Saturday walks. kitsapwalks@hotmail.com www.home.comcast.net/~kitsapvolkssporters/site
Hiking, snowshoeing, skiing, kayaking and other sports with experienced leaders. Meets at Mike Raymond, Kitsap Branch Chair mikeraymond55@gmail.com. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Acu Shiatsu gentle & effective Experience the Natural Beauty Seasonal Color • Annuals • Perennials Native Plants • Specimen Trees
Private yacht club at the island’s north end. 8478 Hidden Cove Road info@portmadisonyc.org
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Our Schools Are Great Because Our Community Cares!
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EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES Bainbridge Island Pony Club
Riding & horse management skills for ages 6-25. Karen Dacek: 842-3644 • kadacek@msn.com SueAnn McClelland: (360) 280-8004 • mcclelland03@msn.com www.northwest.ponyclub.org
Bainbridge Saddle Club
Kristi Barr Private facility for shows, clinics, competition and pleasure riding. 7650 Day Road 842-1812 • kristibarr@seanet.com http://bainbridgesaddleclub.org
Countryman Stables
Kathy Countryman Horse boarding, training and lessons. 5349 MacDonald Avenue 842-1408 • www.countrymanstables.com
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Haven Farm
Mollie Bogardus Boarding, training, hunter/jumper lessons, lesson horses and show barn. 10300 Secretariat Lane (206) 999-1181 • bogardus1@aol.com www.havenfarm.net
Park Arabians
Saradel & Bud Parker Polish & Crabett Arabian horses. Breeding, lessons, showings and sales. 5524 Lynwood Center Road 842-7329 • bparker@peoplepc.com www.tristtan.com
Whitethorn Farm
Janet Grunbok USDF-certified instructor specializing in dressage; boarding available. 7130 NE Day Road. 842-6421 • janet@whitethornfarm.com http://whitethornfarm.com
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Hundreds of Bainbridge Island youth participate each year in Little League baseball. The league offers Baseball, Softball, and T-Ball divisions for every level of play. Free, low-key races in July and August with heats by age and gender. 295-0337 • jimruns3@gmail.com www.jimwhiting.com
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Babe Ruth Baseball
Sign up online in January; teams start play in March for ages 13-15. www.eteamz.active.com/bibr
Bainbridge Island Diving Team
Chris Miller Competitive springboard diving at intermediate and national level. 780-6146 • divemiller@aol.com
Bainbridge Island Wrestling Club Dan Pippinger For youths in third grade through sixth grade. Winter & spring seasons. 855-0500 or 842-1481 dpippinger@bainbridge.wednet.edu www.bainbridgewrestling.com
Bainbridge Island Little League
Major and minor leagues for T-ball, softball and All-Star teams. www.bilittleleague.com registrar@bilittleleague.org
Bainbridge Island Gymnastics Club Bryan Garoutte For boys and girls ages 6-18. 842-2306, ext. 117 • bryan@biparks.org http://biparks.org/programsandclasses/gymnastics.html
Bainbridge Island Junior Football For youth, ages 8-14 (Grades 3-8). Secretary@Bainbridgefootball.org www.bainbridgefootball.org
B.I. Metropolitan Park & Recreation District
Julie Miller Offers soccer, basketball, gymnastics and other organized youth sports, as well as martial arts and an open gym. 842-2306, ext.114 • julie@biparks.org www.biparks.org
Bainbridge Island Volleyball
Julie Miller Volleyball for adults or youths of all ages. 842-2306, ext. 114 • julie@biparks.org
B.I. Roller Hockey League
Coed youth recreational league for ages 7-17. Registration in Feb. Season is May-July. info@bihockey.org or www.bihockey.org
Bainbridge Water Polo Aquatics Center
Photo courtesy of the Bainbridge Island Rope Skippers
Jessica Fay, Sarah Sharman and Abigail Harrison of the Bainbridge Island Rope Skippers compete in the three-person Double Dutch speed relay event where the trio won the 3x40 relay speed championship at the World Jump Rope Championships in 2012. Water polo for ages 8-13. 842-2302
B.I. Rope Skippers
Jump in all kinds of events and competitions, with medals in national and world competitions. Junior and senior teams. Classes and summer camp are offered through Park District for ages 6-12. biropeskippers@hotmail.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/BainbridgeIsland-Rope-Skippers/337966076445
Lacrosse: Boys
Boys lacrosse (grades K-12). 780-6809 • loralajorza@aol.com www.bainbridgelax.com
Lacrosse: Girls
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Bainbridge lacrosse teams are famed throughout the state for their high level of play.
Nicole Wortley Girls lacrosse (grades 3-12). registrar@bainbridgegirlslax.com www.bainbridgegirlslax.com
B.I. Youth Soccer Club
Spartans Baseball Club
Elementary school tennis at Blakely, Odyssey, Ordway and Wilkes. Program runs after school, Jan-Feb, in each school’s gym for 8-10 year olds; ends with all-school tournament. 855-0632 • bainbridgecta@gmail.com
Select baseball team for ages 13-16. mebaggett@aol.com
Recreational & competitive soccer for ages 3-18. (888) 360-9908 • www.bifc.net
Bainbridge Community Tennis Assoc.
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The great outdoors is truly great on Bainbridge When it comes to open space and outdoor recreation, the citizens of Bainbridge Island can’t get enough. You might think that this Puget Sound island would be satisfied to rest on its nearly 1,000-acre laurels, but no; every year the island renews its commitment and expands its public lands. In the most recent case, the Bainbridge Island Land Trust acquired the 31-acre Hilltop property, linking the east and west segments of the Grand Forest. The Bainbridge Island Metropolitan Park & Recreation District was involved in part of the purchase and will be the property’s overseer; it has also built a trail linking the two Grand Forest properties, which the district also manages. Fort Ward Park, located at the island’s south end, is a 137-acre outpost with a boat launch, underwater park for scuba diving, walking trails, picnic areas, and one campsite for kayakers. Enjoy 4,300 feet of waterfront along Rich Passage or wander through the remains of World War I era gun emplacements inland. Follow Pleasant Beach Drive south from Lynwood, or find the up-
Remnants of Fort Ward’s military past can still be found at the popular destination. per parking area off Fort Ward Hill Road. Fort Ward Parade Grounds Park is a 1.5-acre neighborhood park located at the end of Parade Grounds Avenue. The site is a portion of the previous marching and parade
area for Fort Ward. It became part of district’s park system in 2011. Nutes Pond is a 31-acre passive park with a captivating landscape whose central feature is a tranquil pond. Located off Toe Jam Hill Road at the island’s south end, this park purchase was in conjunction with the Open Space Bond fund and conveyed to the park district in 2011. Parking is not yet available. Signage, parking improvements and picnic opportunities are planned through the district’s capital program. Moving north, a trail system connects Fort Ward to Blakely Harbor Park, which boasts 40 acres of waterfront and woods around a historic millpond and stone jetty. Once the center of a booming timber industry, the inlet is a serene spot amid water, sky and birds. Access the park from T Road, or at several other points on foot or bike. Eagledale offers an ambitious little park near the south end of the island, including a cultural arts building and pottery
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Thank you for helping us collect and preserve the unique and colorful history of Bainbridge Island! • “An Island Story” Award-winning exhibit in our original 1908 one-room schoolhouse. • “Ansel Adams: A Portrait of Manzanar” Images from “War Relocation Center: Manzanar, CA - 1943. • “Yama & Port Blakely” Photos of Japanese villages & Port Blakely. • “The Overland Westerners” A unique journey by horseback.
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kiln. There is a fenced, off-leash dog area; play equipment; a covered picnic area; tennis, sports, and volleyball courts; a stone labyrinth and a fine view of Mount Rainier, all on 6.7 acres off Rose Avenue. Plans are also in the works to extend Blakely trails to 50-acre Pritchard Park, which sprawls along the south shore of the mouth of Eagle Harbor. While part of Bill Point is closed to the public for industrial cleanup, the sandy beach to the west is one of the most popular on the island. After more than a decade of hard work by its many supporters, the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial was dedicated on Aug. 6, 2011, during the annual Japanese American picnic at Pritchard Park, which can be reached by parking at the foot of Taylor Avenue. For a secluded escape, Gazzam Lake Preserve and contiguous properties offer more than 400 mostly wooded acres, including a quiet 14-acre freshwater lake/wetland area. Most folks head up Marshall Road past the recycling center and park at the north gate. For a real workout try the shoreto-shore walk.
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and trailhead. This rugged trail goes up through the Peters property to Deer Path Lane, where you can jog left to the back entrance of Gazzam Lake. At the north end of the lake, turn left and follow the signs down to the Close property. After a final precipitous hike, take a rest and enjoy the reward for your labor: an expanse of rocky beach on the banks of the spectacular Port Orchard Narrows. Two satellite properties off Crystal Springs Drive are well worth exploring. The Gazzam Beach property, Close Beach, stretches 550 feet along the rocky beach near the foot of Baker Hill Road. An upland area includes seven rough acres of green space. The park has no amenities at this point but offers spacious views. Just to the south, Point White Pier, a former Mosquito Fleet and ferry dock, is an ideal spot for fishing and scuba diving. Located a few miles north of Gazzam Lake Preserve at 8395 Fletcher Bay Road is Island Center Park, which includes a historic community hall and a picnic area on its three acres. The 90-year-old facility has a rich and varied history, and has a large room, corner stage for a variety of uses, a kitchen and two bathrooms. When park classes are not in session, the facility is available for rent from the park district. Waterfront Park on Eagle Harbor is one
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of several green spaces tucked into the Winslow area. Its 5.5 acres bridges downtown to the harbor and features a covered picnic building, tennis courts, a lower picnic area, bandstand and boat launch. The connecting Waterfront Trail begins at the ferry and runs west along the water before turning up into downtown Winslow. Hawley Cove, just east of Winslow, offers good ferry watching and, at low tide, 330 feet of driftwood-strewn beach. Its 12 acres include a boardwalk through a wooded
upland and a lower marsh. Reach the park from either of two directions. From Winslow, hike down Hawley Way past the sewer plant, then scramble over the driftwood and you’re there. Or park off Wing Point Way, near Azalea Avenue, and look for the trailhead. Follow the wooded path and fork left at the bottom to find the beach. Camp Yeomalt is a long-time scout camp with trails on three acres at the corner of Yeomalt and Park Avenue. The classroom and Depression-era log cabin with performance stage are available for rental. At the southwest corner of Aaron and
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Grand avenues, Aaron Avenue Tot Lot is a small playground with horseshoe pits and a picnic table. Kenneth H. Gideon Park is a 2.5-acre playground and field at the corner of Grow Avenue and Gideon Lane. Proposed improvements include new play equipment and trail upgrades. Ballplayers of all sizes can boot balls or take a few practice swings at the ten-acre property of Sands Avenue Ball Fields. A regulation soccer pitch and Babe Ruth baseball diamond (with grass infield) have vaulted the park to the pinnacle of island ball facilities. Rotary Park is another stop for sluggers with two baseball fields and a picnic area on 10 acres. It’s on Weaver Road between High School Road and Wyatt Way. Strawberry Hill Park, west of town, is a decommissioned Nike missile site from the Cold War era and the HQ for park district activities. Aside from offices, the park hosts a tennis court, baseball and softball diamonds, a football field, a play area, a covered picnic area, and an indoor mini gym (call the park
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district at 842-2306 for programs and rental) all on 25 acres. Also here: a world-class skateboard park, the Rotary Skate Bowl (helmets required). The park is off High School Road, between Fletcher Bay and Sportsman Club roads. Grand Forest, a 240-acre park in several parts, anchors a mid-island greenway and wildlife corridor. True to its name, the parcels include 75-year-old evergreen forest, wetlands and wildlife habitat that are popular with hikers, bikers and equestrians. Access the 2-mile marked trail in Grand Forest West and the small parking lot on Miller Road. A 2007 Land Trust acquisition will eventually open a public corridor between the western and northern portions of Grand Forest. The 1.2-mile Forest to Sky Trail begins at Grand Forest on Miller Road and dives west into robust woodland. Visitors cross a thriving wetland on a boardwalk and the ruts of a historic logging road before arriving at Battle Point Park. Though known mostly for its World War II military installations, Battle Point Park was named for a much earlier skirmish between a resident Suquamish band and raiders from a northern tribe. The park’s 90 acres of open space include two ponds (complete with ducks), picnic areas and a shelter, a smooth jogging/walking trail, a fitness course, several soccer and softball fields, two tennis courts, a roller hockey court, a sand volleyball court, two basketball courts, horse area and community gardens. The Battle Point Astronomical Association (www.bpastro.org) has an astronomy center in the former “Helix House.” To reach the park, take Miller Road to Arrow Point Drive. From the northern end of Battle Point take a trail across Frey Avenue to find Fairy Dell Park, a 2.5-acre nature area. The park includes shoreline access at the base of a sylvan ravine. Meigs Park is a 120-acre inland wetland and wildlife habitat intended for nature study. It is covered by a conservation easement held by the Land Trust. Access is off Highway 305 and Koura Road. Ted Olson Nature Preserve encompasses 15 acres of woods with a .3-mile nature trail, a small natural amphitheater and parking for 10 vehicles. The park is on North Madison Avenue, just south of Wilkes Elementary.
For a day out with a hoofed companion, Manzanita Park offers 120 acres of woods laced with horse and pedestrian trails. Its 2.27-mile nature trail is best enjoyed in late summer and early fall. There is also a covered picnic shelter and a controlled group camping area. The park is next to the Saddle Club off Day Road West. Hidden Cove Ball Fields, located on Phelps Road (northeast off Day Road and Highway 305), hosts ball fields and access to an extensive trail network. The 9.5-acre site has a Little League field and a soccer practice area. Take a trail north to Hidden Cove Park and another six-acre parcel, which has space for picnics, 200 feet of shoreline and a dock for small watercraft. Nearby T’Chookwap Park, maintained by the park district, is a half-acre water view property on Spargur Loop Road, with a footpath to the bluff overlooking Port Madison. Facing east on Puget Sound, Fay Bainbridge Park showcases a 1,420-foot sandy beach with impressive driftwood piles. It also has the only overnight camping facilities on the island, with 36 standard sites,
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26 water-only hookup sites and 10 primitive spaces for tents. The park, which previously was a State Parks property, includes a play area, two covered picnic facilities, volleyball and campfire pits. Find the 17-acre park off Sunrise Drive. West Port Madison Nature Preserve has 13 acres with 0.2-mile of trail and picnic shelters, barbecue pits, and bird watching. From SR-305, follow West Port Madison Road to County Park Road and turn right. Bloedel Reserve, just north of Port Madison, is an internationally renowned public garden composed of 150 acres of forest, stately gardens, ponds, meadows, and the Bloedel family’s former estate home. This renowned garden welcomes the public. Go east on Agatewood Road to the gated entrance. Located deep inside Eagle Harbor off Weaver Avenue, the 4-acre Strawberry Plant Park property, once a berry cannery and commercial center, underwent shoreline restoration in 2011. It offers wildlife habitat, a non-motorized boat launch, picnic area, 80-foot-wide view corridor and a walking path with water access.
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Local support helps island farms grow BY RICHARD D. OXLEY
Farming is a heritage on the island dating back to its first settlers in the late 1800s. Today it has become a point of pride for islanders who can see where their food is grown. Heyday is one of the newest among the islands community of farms that vary from blueberry patches to vineyards. Alice and Greg Skipton joined the island’s farming community in May 2011. Since then, they’ve grown Heyday Farm on two locations off of McDonald Avenue and Old Mill Road; 2012 proved to be a successful year for the young operation. “It’s been a really big year, and now we are kind of like ‘phew,’” Alice said. “It was kind of a watershed year.” From chickens to pork and a little produce too, Heyday Farm seemed to
fit right in on Bainbridge. “The community was so supportive,” Alice said. “They clearly want local food, produced ethically.” The island was certainly supportive. The farm worked up to producing 100 chickens a month and 30 dozen eggs a day. They even produced around 100 pigs for the year. By big-business agricultural standards, the numbers might not be so impressive. But for an emerging farm just getting underway, it came as a relief for the Skiptons. “We are a very small farm, especially related to how agriculture is today,” Alice said. Heyday products are now offered at the Hitchcock Deli and Pane D’Amore. To help grow the business even more, Heyday also opened a storefront in Lynwood.
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Kia Micaud, one of the founders of Friends of the Farms, knocks apples out of a tree at Johnson Farm in preparation for last year’s Harvest Festival.
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farms.com www.butlergreenfarms.com D.A.M. Ranch Ann Morse Registered Suffolk sheep, locker lamb, beef, eggs, peacocks, flowers, basil and more. Call before visiting. 10175 Torvanger Road 780-6953 • annm@bainbridge.net Eagle Herb Gardens Medicinal and culinary herbs and perennials. By appointment only. 5276 Taylor Avenue • 842-7284 Farmhouse Organics Anne & Peter Weber A 5-acre certified organic farm producing mixed vegetables, berries, herbs, eggs, edible flowers. Richard D. Oxley / Bainbridge Island Review
Rainier watches over free-range chickens at the Heyday Farm. Rainier and his brother Olympus are now fully grown maremma sheepdogs and have been fending off predators for over a year.
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provide local and ethically produced food.
Bainbridge Island Farms Strawberries, 9 a.m. until sold out or 4:30 p.m., daily in June at the Day Road farm stand; raspberries in July. Christmas trees and wreaths in December; call for hours. Spring asparagus at B.I. Farmers’ Market. Squash and pumpkins at Suyematsu Farm Pumpkin Patch in October. 13610 Manzanita Road & 9229 Day Road 842-1429 • selvark@msn.com
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Harmony Acres Farm Mary & Jim Harmon
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8989 Day Road. 842-9463 • info@bainbridgevineyards. com www.bainbridgevineyards.com Butler Green Organic Farm Amy Kuhl/Brian MacWhorter Certified organic vegetables and herbs, flowers and eggs. Available local meats: eggs, lamb, chicken, pork sausage. Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. 10152 Valley Road (360) 620-5181 • info@butlergreen-
Bainbridge Island Blueberries U-pick blueberries and flowers; Noble fir wreaths, Thanksgiving through Christmas. U-cut flowers and bouquets in summer and fall. Call first for hours. 11054 N. Madison Avenue 842-6116 or 780-8407 biblueberries@hotmail.com
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Sustainably grown vegetables, salad mix, herbs, flowers & berries. Handspun yarn & knitted goods from llamas & local sheep. Worms and worm products. 6852 New Brooklyn Road 842-9672 • mary@harmonyacres.com www.harmonyacres.com Holly Lane Gardens Patti Dusbabek CSA subscriptions. Flowers, herbs, fruit, vegetables, eggs, vinegars, jams/ jellies, dried wreaths. The 8.6-acre property has bed-and-breakfast; hosts weddings and events in garden settings. Bainbridge Island Review file
Akio Suyematsu spent his life becoming the island’s most treasured farmer. He helped multiple farmers start up on Bainbridge before he passed away in 2012. He was so influential that Friends of the Farms named an award after him to honor stewards of island farming.
9432 Holly Farm Lane 842-8959 • dusb2@aol.com www.hollylanegardens.com Island Grown Farm Danny Rodriguez Strawberries (July-Oct.), eggs, tomatoes, corn, squash & flowers. 6677 Kojima Road • 842-6911
Laughing Crow Farm Betsey Wittick Specialty garlic, heirloom potatoes, vegetables and flowers, grown sustainably. Horse-drawn wagon rides. Call first. 8997 Day Road 842-3516 • laughingcrow@bainbridge. net Meadowhawk Farm Krista Martin Dahlias & cut flowers, culinary & tea herbs, salad greens, seeds and native plants. 842-2804 • krista@meadowhawkfarm. com www.meadowhawkfarm.com Paulson Farms Mike Paulson & Carol Rolph Vegetables, herbs, flowers, trees available at B.I. Farmers’ Market & at the farm weekends from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 13670 Manzanita Road
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842-4207 • www.paulsonfarms.com Persephone Farm Rebecca Slattery; Louisa Brown Oldest Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program serving the Island. Also at Bainbridge Farmers’ Market. Extensive selection of sustainably grown vegetables, salad greens, edible & cut flowers & herbs. Indianola (360) 297-1877 • www.persephonefarm.com Port Madison Goat Farm & Dairy Steve & Beverly Phillips Grade A goat dairy producing cheeses & yogurt. Available at local farmers’ market. 15015 Sunrise Drive 842-4125 • portmadisonfarm@yahoo. com
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Raspberries in July. U-pick pumpkins & straw bale maze in Oct. on historic farmland. Ready-cut Christmas trees. Day Road Farm Stand & B.I. Farmers’ Market. 9229 Day Road E. 842-1429 • selvark@msn.com www.suyematsufarm.com Sweetlife Farm Nancy & Bob Fortner Approved kitchen, using pesticidefree fruit, berries, herbs & flowers. 9631 Summerhill Lane 842-6577 • info@sweetlifefarm.com www.sweetlifefarm.com Triple L Circle Bee Ranch Natural raw honey & pollen from BI bees. Yellow jacket, bee & wasp removal by appointment. 11440 Olympic Terrace • 842-1210 Brian Kelly / Bainbridge Island Review
Bainbridge Island has many wineries, but only two that grow their own grapes. The estate wineries of Perennial Vintners and Bainbridge Island Vineyards grow a range of grapes that produce wines such as Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Müller-Thurgau and more.
White Goose & Gorse Farm Irmgard Grabo Flowers, herbs, native plants, rare perennials, trees and shrubs. Goose eggs in season. Open weekends spring through fall. 9180 Holly Farm Lane • 842-6724 Farmers’ Market Association Bainbridge Island Farmers’ Market meets April-Oct. at the Town Square on Saturdays 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Winter Market runs 10 a.m.-3 p.m. the six Saturdays preceding Christmas at Eagle Harbor Congregational Church. Open to farmers, craftspeople & concessionaires from Bainbridge & surrounding areas. 855-1500 manager@bainbridgefarmersmarket. com www.bainbridgefarmersmarket.com Friends of the Farms Community land trust dedicated to keeping farmland in cultivation through long-term leasehold agreements & providing affordable housing. 221 Winslow Way, Suite 303 842-5537 • info@friendsofthefarms. org www.friendsofthefarms.org
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Bethany Lutheran Preschool
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Carden Country School K-8.
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First Years Children’s Center
Preschool and childcare for ages 4 weeks to 10 years. 621 High School Road NW 842-6363 • www.firstyearschildrenscenter.com
Hazel Creek Montessori
Preschool, kindergarten, & before-and afterschool care. Horse riding & swimming lessons. 8903 NE Koura Road 780-1928 • janice@hazelcreekmontessori.com www.hazelcreekmontessori.com
Hyla Middle School
Serves grades 6, 7 & 8, focusing on middle school development with participatory curriculum, small classes & strong connections with teachers. 7861 Bucklin Hill Road 842-5988 • www.hylamiddleschool.org
Island Children’s Montessori School Preschool & kindergarten. Fun Fridays, Summer Camps for children, & Love & Logic Seminars for parents. 9723 Coppertop Loop, Suite 203 842-8770 • joangillanders@donobi.net
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Island Cooperative Preschool
Preschoolers & parents learning together: A program of Olympic College. Classes for Children ages 1-5. A cooperative preschool through age 5. Emphasis is on the social, emotional, physical & intellectual development of each child. 6894 NE Seabold Church Road 842-3013 • info@IslandCoopPreschool.org www.islandcoop.org
The Island School
Rich, engaging curriculum for kindergarten through fifth grade. Small class sizes and extended day program. 8553 NE Day Road 842-0400 • info@theislandschool.org TheIslandSchool.org
Leaps and Bounds Montessori For ages 2½-6. 13984 Toad Holler Place • 842-0852
Madrona School
Awakening the mind, nurturing the soul. Waldorf education for parent-tot, preschool, kindergarten and grades 1-8. 219 Madison Ave.
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Montessori Country School
Toddler through kindergarten. 10994 Arrow Point Drive 842-4966 • countryschool@hotmail.com www.montessoricountryschool.org
Northwest College of Art
Classes taught by professional artists and designers. Offers a double major BFA degree in Visual Communication in 36 months. 16301 Creative Drive, Poulsbo (800) 769-ARTS or (360) 779-9993 admissions@nca.edu or www.nca.edu
Saint Barnabas Day School
Nondenominational preschool for ages 3-5. 1187 Wyatt Way 855-8969 • information@stbbi.org www.stbbi.org/n_dayschool.htm
Saint Cecilia Catholic School
Preschool through eighth grade. Catholic & non-Catholic students welcome. 1310 Madison Avenue 842-2017 • info@saintceciliaschool.org www.saintceciliaschool.org
Salish Sea Expeditions
Stephen W. Streufert, executive director This nonprofit teaches kids about Puget Sound’s marine environment through hands-on scientific inquiry aboard a 61-foot sailing research vessel/ floating classroom. 647 Horizon View Place NW 780-7848 • info@salish.org www.salish.org
Voyager Montessori
Elementary School. First-sixth grades. 8225 High School Road, P.O. Box 11252
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A college preparatory, independent school for grades 6-12. International Baccalaureate curriculum for grades 11 & 12. 16571 Creative Drive, Poulsbo (360) 598-5954 lgsellman@westsoundacademy.org www.westsoundacademy.org
9330 NE High School Road Principal: Brent Peterson Grades 9-12. Main office: 842-2634 Attendance: 780-1256 Counseling: 780-1251
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Principal: Reese Ande. Grades K-4. 4704 Blakely Avenue • 842-4752
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8489 Madison Avenue Main office: 842-4714 www.bainbridge.wednet.edu Superintendent: Faith Chapel: 780-1050 Curriculum & Instruction: Julie Goldsmith: 780-1067 Instructional Support Services: Executive Director, Betsy Minor Reid: 780-1069 Community Relations: Pam Keyes: 780-1398 Business Office: 780-1061 Capital Projects: 780-1595 Indian Education: 780-1887
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Ordway Elementary School Principal: Robert Lewis. Grades K-4. 8555 Madison Avenue • 842-7637
Sonoji Sakai Intermediate School Principal: Jim Corsetti. Grades 5-6. 9343 Sportsman Club Road • 780-6500
Wilkes Elementary School Principal: Sheryl Belt. Grades K-4. 12781 Madison Avenue • 842-4411
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EDUCATIONAL FUNDING Bainbridge Schools Foundation
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Bainbridge Student Loan Fund
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Spartan Booster Alumni Club
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B.I. Child Care Centers
Children’s Center (2½-6 years of age) 502 Cave Avenue • 842-6525 Big Kids (K-Grade 2) 8533 Madison Avenue • 842-0238 Kids’ Club: Dedicated to providing nurturing quality education; child care before and after school and summer camps. 8533 Madison Avenue • 780-1870 biccc@bainbridge.net or www.biccc.org
B.I. Adoptive Families
Charlotte Rovelstad 780-0786 • asplanned@comcast.net
B.I. Special Needs Foundation
Supports young adults with profound disabilities and their families living on Bainbridge Island. Operates Stephens House, a hands-on vocational learning center for young adults with developmental disabilities. 191 Winslow Way 780-1211 • bisnf@thestephenshouse.org www.bispecialneedsfoundation.org
La Leche League
Melissa Bonghi Breast feeding education & support. Meets 10 a.m. third Tuesdays at Rolling Bay Presbyterian. All pregnant & nursing moms & their children welcome. 780-3210 • melissabonghi@yahoo.com www.lllusa.org/web/WestSoundWA.html
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Managing Broker, GRI, CRS, CRB, CLHMS, MBA c 206.355.6822 | h 206.842.8468 | f 206.780.6098 P.O. Box 4604 | Rollingbay, WA 98061 colleenadams@hotmail.com www.ColleenAdams.com
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Fridays from September through May at Island Church. Meet other moms for demonstration, speakers, crafts and support. Childcare provided. All mothers welcomed regardless of religious affiliation. Island Church; 9624 Sportsman Club Road 842-4288 • bainbridgemops@yahoo.com http://bimops.wordpress.com
Peacock Family Services
Promotes the healthy social & emotional development of children by providing nurturing child care, open play & enrichment within a community of support for parents & caregivers. 305 Madison Avenue 780-1505 • info@peacockfamilycenter.org www.peacockfamilycenter.org
Boys and Girls Club of B.I.
After-school drop-in programs for grades K-8, as well as holiday, early release, spring break, and summer day camp programs. Adults & youth volunteers needed. 8521 Madison Avenue (next to Aquatics Center) 855-8486 • bi@positiveplace.org www.bipositiveplace.org
The Teen Talking Circle Project
Teen Center
TTC offers local teens weekly Teen Talking Circles and GenderTalks Circles. Also offers adults facilitator trainings and retreats. 842-3000 • info@teentalkingcircles.org www.teentalkingcircles.org
Bainbridge Youth Services
Champions the development of Bainbridge adolescents, ages 12-19. Programs include no-cost confidential counseling, job referral and community service opportunities. 9330 High School Road, in 100 Building 842-9675 • www.bainbridgeyouthservices.org
This Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District program provides Bainbridge teenagers with a safe, supervised, drug- and alcohol-free environment for recreation, study and social interaction. Meeting space is free for youth groups. Open from school dismissal until 7 p.m. Mon.-Thurs., until 10 p.m. Fri., and from 6 p.m. to midnight on Sat. Closed Sundays and holidays. Open year-round on the Bainbridge High School campus Business Hours: 842-2306 After 3 p.m.: 780-9622 shannon@biparks.org www.biparks.org/programsandclasses/teen_center.html
of Bainbridge Island An outreach service of trained volunteers assisting the elderly and those in need to maintain their dignity, independence and quality of life. Services Include Medical transportation • Errands/grocery shopping • In-home visits
206-842-4441
Rigorous academics Small class sizes Close relationships with teachers Community service Human relations programs Outdoor education
206.842.5988 www.hylamiddleschool.org
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To report an impaired driver. If you have a citizen’s band radio, you can also use Channel 9. Report the make, model, color, and license number of the vehicle and its direction of travel. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PURSUE AN IMPAIRED DRIVER! This ad is placed in this newspaper as a courtesy for M.A.D.D.
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Spirituality and Faith
Agate Passage Friends Meeting
Quaker silent meeting for worship, 10 a.m. Sundays in Seabold Hall, 14451 Komedal Road. A fellowship period follows, 11 a.m.-noon. Craig Jacobrown: (360) 297-4160 friendschat@agatepassagefriends.org www.agatepassagefriends.org
Bahai’s of Bainbridge Island
Bethany Lutheran Church celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2013. The congregation has a year-long celebration planned, including a concert in April, a main event in May with the presiding ELCA Bishop, and several other community events throughout the year. For more information about the centennial, visit 100yearsnew.bethanyofbainbridge.org.
Monthly introduction meetings. Holds first Sunday interfaith devotional meetings. Also weekly children’s classes, meditation and arts time. 780-0835
Bainbridge Bible Chapel
Services Sundays at 10 a.m. 9010 Miller Road carlsonpj@gmail.com http://thebibleisonebook.blogspot.com/p/ bainbridge-bible-chapel.html
Bainbridge First Baptist Church
Sunday School 9:45 a.m., Sunday morning worship 11 a.m. and evening 6 p.m. 8810 Madison Avenue 842-3022 • bfbc@tscnet.com www.bainbridgefirstbaptist.org
Photo courtesy of Bethany Lutheran Church
Bethany Lutheran Church
Neighbor Helping Neighbor Visit www.helplinehouse.org Supporters include:
Sundays: 8:30, 9:30, and 10 a.m. 7968 Finch Road 842-4241 • info@bethanyofbainbridge.org www.bethanyofbainbridge.org
Cedars Unitarian Universalist Church
Co-ministers Barbara ten Hove and Jaco ten Hove. Meets 10 a.m. Sundays at Island School. 8553 NE Day Road 780-0373 • info@cedarsuuchurch.org www.cedarsuuchurch.org
Chavurat Shir Hayam
Your Local Resource for Sustainable Personal Growth & Wellness
An unaffiliated, participatory, inclusive chavurah celebrating the full Jewish calendar. Religious education provided. (206) 567-9414 • www.shirhayam.org
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Dr. Julie Rosenblatt Chiropractic Care & Aquatic Therapy
Bishop Bradford Hepworth. Worship 10 a.m. Sundays. Sunday School 11:20 a.m. 8677 Madison Avenue • 780-5544
Emily Stuart , LMP Massage Therapy & Detoxifying Body Wraps
Congregation Kol Shalom
Mandy Hoge , LMP Massage Therapy & Hot Stone Massage
164 Knechtel Way NE
Rabbi Mark S. Glickman
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
206.842.4219
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Services are 9:30 a.m. Saturdays. Affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism. All interested in Judaism are welcome to regular Shabbat services and holiday celebrations. Offers a full religious education program, from pre-K through adult and specialized Hebrew and B’nai Mitzvah programs and community learning classes. 9010 Miller Road 842-9010 • admin@kolshalom.net www.kolshalom.net
Cross Sound Church
David Sellers, pastor Services at 10 a.m. Sundays at the Commons at Bainbridge High School. 842-6898 • info@crosssound.org www.CrossSound.org
Eagle Harbor Congregational Church, United Church of Christ
Rev. Dee Eisenhauer, pastor Services 9:30 a.m. Sundays. An inclusive, progressive, and welcoming Christian community; “thinking people who take the Bible seriously but not literally.” 105 Winslow Way 842-4657 • www.eagleharborchurch.org
www.islandchurch.org
Services Sunday 8 a.m. & 10 a.m., Thursday 9:15 a.m. 1187 Wyatt Way NW 842-5601 • information@stbbi.org www.stbbi.org
Nipponzan Myohoji
Buddhist Temple Senji Kanaeda, Rev. Gilberto Perez Prayer, meditation at 6 a.m., 5:30 p.m. daily. Sunday morning prayer & breakfast. 6154 Lynwood Center Road 780-6739 or (206) 419-7262 senji@nipponzan.net • www.nipponzan.net
Saint Cecilia Catholic Church
Rev. Emmett H. Carroll, pastor Mass at 5 p.m. Saturdays, 8 a.m., 10 a.m. & 7 p.m. Sundays. 1310 Madison Avenue 842-3594 • parishoffice@saintcparish.org www.saintcparish.org
Port Madison Lutheran Church Lori Hoyum, pastor Sundays: 8:30 a.m. & 11 a.m. worships; 9:45 a.m. Sunday school & bible study. 14000 Madison Avenue • 842-4746 www.pmlc.wordpress.com
Seabold United Methodist Church
Rolling Bay Presbyterian Church
Reverend Marty Shelton-Jenck, pastor 9 a.m. traditional service & 11 a.m. contemporary service Sundays. Adult education Sundays. 11042 Sunrise Drive 842-3098 • office@rbpres.org www.rbpres.org
Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church
Rev. Dr. Dennis S. Tierny, rector
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Sunday worship at 9-10:30 a.m.; Sunday school during the 10:30 service for preschool through youth. 6894 Seabold Church Road 842-3622 • office@seaboldumc.org www.seaboldumc.org
Spiritual Enrichment Center of West Sound
Ministry, Michael Bogar Meets 10:30 a.m. Sunday at Island Music Center. 10598 Valley Road • 842-1015 michael@spiritualenrichmentcenter.org www.spiritualenrichmentcenter.org
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Services & Sunday School 10 a.m. Sundays. Testimony meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays. Reading room located at 295 Winslow Way open 11 a.m.-3 p.m. M-F, 3-7 p.m. Thursdays., Mon.-Sat. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and Thursdays 11 a.m.-7 p.m. 1261 Madison Ave • 842-5205 http://homepage.mac.com/halfmac/CS-BI/CSB/ Home.html
Grace Episcopal Church
Bill Harper, vicar Services: 8 a.m. & 9:30 a.m. Sundays; 10:30 a.m. service & Bible Study Wednesdays. 8595 Day Road NE 842-9997 grace@gracehere.org www.gracehere.org
H.O.P.E. Center for Christian Unity Rev. Robert Bily Sunday service 11 a.m. 9191 Moran Road 842-4915 • hopecenter@lifestaff.org www.lifestaff.org
Island Church
Grant & Jenni Brewster, pastors Services 10 a.m. on Sundays. 9624 Sportsman Club Road 842-4288 • office@islandchurch.org
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Academic Excellence Leadership for Life
St. Cecilia Catholic School Preschool - 8th Grade Before & After School Care, Foreign Language, Sports, Off-Island Transportation & Orchestra Tuition Assistance Available
206.842.2017 • 1310 Madison Ave. N., Bainbridge Island www.saintceciliaschool.org
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The EDGE Improv
Free First Thursdays at Kids Discovery Museum
Live comedy at BPA First Saturday of every month. www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sponsored by Wells Fargo. www.kidimu.org
Battle Point Astronomical Assoc.
Second Saturdays. Planetarium shows and weather-dependent star viewing. Times vary by season. Ritchie Observatory at Battle Point Park www.bpastro.org
First Sundays Concerts
Home Lifetime!
Bainbridge Library Speakers’ Forum A series of monthly lectures, begins in October at the Bainbridge Public Library. www.bainbridgepubliclibrary.org
Lunch & Learn
Every Thursday at noon, rotating roster of community leaders dicuss Bainbridge Island’s hot to pics. The public is encouraged to attend. www.biparks.org
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Field’s End Writers’ Roundtable
Third Tuesday each month in Bainbridge Public Library meeting room. 7-8:30 p.m. Classes, workshops and events to further the art and craft of writing. www.fieldsend.org
Library Book Clubs of the Bainbridge Library
Wednesday Book Group meets every fourth Wednesday 7-8:30 p.m. at library. Senior Center Book Discussion meets the third Tuesday every month from 1-2:30 p.m. at the BI Senior Center Club Cervantino de Lectores (Spanish Book Club) meets fourth Thursdays from 7-8:30 p.m. at the BPL Board Room. www.krl.org
Kids’ Night at the Museum (aka Parents’ Night Out)
April through October. Saturdays 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Town Square at City Hall Park www.bainbridgefarmersmarket.com
Swing Dancing
Every Second Saturday (except June) at Island Center Hall. www.biparks.org
Second Saturday Dances at Island Center Hall
Singles/couples; adults/teens. Dressy casual. Doors open 7:15 p.m. March 10, April 14, May 12 www.educatedfeet.net
Camp Yeomalt Song Circle
Free all-ages music jam. Bring instrument. Every fourth Friday through May. 7:30-10 p.m. Historic Camp Yeomalt Cabin. www.biparks.org
Field’s End Roundtable
First Friday and Saturday of each month at Kids’ Discovery Museum sponsored by Port Madison Enterprises. Registration required. Movies, pizza & playtime for ages 3 1/2 to 10. 7-9:30 p.m. www.kidimu.org
Bainbridge Farmers’ Market
Every 2nd Tuesday 7-8:30 p.m. at BI Library. Free. Noted authors address the craft of writing. Speaker schedule at: www.fieldsend.org
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Sing Along Alive
Tuesdays from 7:30-9 p.m. Island Music Center No experience needed. Songbooks provided. http://singalongalive.com
Free First Thursdays at BI Historical Museum
10 a.m.-4 p.m. The rich history of Bainbridge Island in photos, artifacts and exhibits. www.bainbridgehistory.org
Arts in Education
Jan.-June, artist residencies in B.I. School District classrooms. www.artshum.org
Battle Point Astronomical Society Amateur astronomy course begins April 25. www.bpastro.org
Summer Camps at KiDiMu
June 25-Aug. 24. Kids Discovery Museum www.kidimu.org
Bainbridge Arts & Crafts’ Art Book Drive
Benefiting the Bainbridge Library. The drive begins in March and continues through the year.
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SPECIAL EVENTS FEBRUARY FOR THE LOVE OF BAINBRIDGE
Feb. 1-15, presented by the Bainbridge Downtown Association. http://www.bainbridgedowntown.org
SING OUT!
Gospel Music in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This year, it’s Feb. 2 at the Bainbridge High School Commons. www.singoutkitsap.org.
Great Decisions at the Library Feb. 2, 16 and 23. Bainbridge Public Library www.artshum.org for topics & speakers
The EDGE Improv
Feb. 2: Comedy troupe returns to BPA for another night of hilarity. www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
Land Trust annual potluck
Friday, Feb. 8. The Bainbridge Island Land Trust annual membership meeting and potluck at 6:30 p.m. in Webster Hall at The Island School.
“The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” at BPA
Feb. 8-17. Presented by Bella Signature Design; shows Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. plus Sundays at 3 p.m. www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
Jazz singer for First Sunday
Feb. 10. First Sundays Concerts presents jazz vocalist Greta Matassa at 4 p.m. Sunday. www.firstsundaysconcerts.org
Valentine Concerts at Bloedel Reserve
Friday, Feb. 15: Treat your sweetheart to a romantic evening in the mansion with Seattle’s salsa chanteuse Elspeth Savani and her World Jazz Trio.
Winery Tour weekend
Feb. 16-17 (Wine & Chocolate). Local wineries open for tours.
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Island Treasure Awards
March 3 at the Bainbridge Pavilion. Registration 9:30 a.m. to noon, exhibit opens at noon. www.biparks.org
Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra: The Grand and the Pastoral
Eclectic concert for First Sunday
Feb. 23 at IslandWood. Celebrating George Shannon & Michele Van Slyke.
Feb. 24, double matinee at BPA. Works by Smetana, Respighi, Tchaikovsky and Beethoven. www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
Chilly Hilly Bike Ride
Feb. 24. Season-opening ride around Bainbridge Island. www.cascade.org or www.squeakywheels.org
MARCH Great Decisions at the Library March 2, 9 Bainbridge Public Library www.artshum.org for topics & speakers
Sunday, March 3, First Sundays Concerts presents Jonathon Green and friends at 4 p.m. Bainbridge Island Commons. www.firstsundaysconcerts.org
Bainbridge Land Trust March 16, Weed pull. www.bi-landtrust.org
Tour Historic Winslow
March 17: Tour Historic Downtown Winslow. Longtime Islanders, Bob Woodman and Dick Berg will compare the present and the past with historic photos and stories. Reservations required. Meet at the BI Historical Museum, 215 Ericksen. 206-842-2773
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Tour of Architects
March 23-24 www.tourofarchitects.com
Bainbridge Home & Business Expo
March 23, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Woodward Middle School, 9125 Sportsman Club Road www.bainbridgechamber.com
Winery Tour weekend
March 23-24. Local wineries open for tours.
Teen Flashlight Egg Hunt
March 29, ages 13-18, 9 p.m. at the Teen Center www.biparks.org
Spring Egg Scramble (hunt)
March 30, festivities begin at 10 a.m.; eggs hunt for ages 1-12 at 11 a.m. Strawberry Hill Park www.biparks.org
Wet & Wild Egg Scramble (hunt) March 30, ages 3-11, seek eggs in the pool; open swim included. B.I. Aquatics Center www.biparks.org
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First Sundays Concert
April 7, 4 p.m. Bill Anschell jazz trio. Bainbridge Island Commons. www.firstsundaysconcerts.org
Summer Camp Demos
Easter Egg Hunt at KiDiMu
Saturday, March 30, 10:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. www.kidimu.org
April, dates and times TBD,Kids Discovery Museum. www.kidimu.org
Weekend Geo-Hunt
Winslow Tree Walk
Saturday, March 30, 9 a.m. Geo-caching on park properties across the island. www.biparks.org
April 26. See the historic & champion trees of Winslow with Olaf Ribeiro. Reservations required. www.bainbridgehistory.org
APRIL
West Sound Wildlife Shelter
National Poetry Month Celebration April, month-long celebration with a culmination reading, date and location TBA. www.artshum.org
Bloedel Reserve’s Annual Premier Plant Sale April 5-7 (members only April 5) www.bloedelreserve.org
April 20. Call to the Wild, annual gala auction event, 5-9:30 p.m. Kiana Lodge, 14976 Sandy Hook Road, Poulsbo www.westsoundwildlife.org
Bainbridge Chorale
April 13, 7:30 p.m. and April 14, 3 p.m. “Baroque to Broadway.” Rolling Bay Presbyterian Church www.bainbridgechorale.org
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Orchestra Comique
April 20-21. Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra presents Orchestra Comique! With Wesley Schulz, music director & conductor; The EDGE Improv and the Bainbridge Island Youth Orchestra. Performances are Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m.
Wine Weekend
April 27-28, seven local wineries open for tours one day; central tasting with all the wineries at one location or another www.bainbridgewineries.com
Youth Fishing Derby
April 27 . Huck Finn & Becky Thatcher Day Fishing Derby, Sportsmen’s Club opening of fishing season. www.bainbridgesportsmensclub.org
Bainbridge Farmers’ Market
April through October. Saturdays, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Town Square at City Hall Park www.bainbridgefarmersmarket.com
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The Artists’ Almost Perfect Sale
The annual Fourth of July celebration in Winslow is the island’s big event of the summer, and attracts a crowd of thousands for patriotic music, a grand parade, great food and more.
Artist’s Marketplace – A Spring Sale by the Bainbridge Island Studio Tour
Middle School: May 3-15, reception 6-8 p.m. May 3 High School: May 17-June 2, reception 4-6 p.m. May 17 www.bacart.org
GLEE & Voce Concert
First Sundays Concert
Old Bainbridge Historical Bus Tour
April 25-28 Bainbridge Arts and Crafts www.bacart.org
Woodward Middle School www.bistudiotour.com
Field’s End spring seminar
April 27. Field’s End presents its spring seminar, The Publishing Revolution: Ride the Wave! with Jason Allen Ashlock, co-founder and president of Movable Type Management. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at IslandWood. www.fieldsend.org
MAY
May 5, vocal showcase. 4 p.m. Bainbridge Island Commons www.firstsundaysconcerts.org
‘A Chorus Line’
May 10-26. Bainbridge Performing Arts presents the Broadway classic, “ A Chorus LIne.” Performances are 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, and 3 p.m. Sundays. www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
Amy Award
Girls’ Night Out
Bainbridge Arts & Crafts Student Art Shows
Mother’s Day at KiDiMu
May, recipients TBA. www.artshum.org
Student Shows of middle school and high school artwork at Bainbridge Arts and Crafts.
May 11. Downtown Bainbridge Association presents its popular Girls’ Night Out, with activities and deals galore in Winslow for the ladies. May 12, Time TBD. Free admission for moms and grandmas at Kids Discovery Museum. www.kidimu.org
May 11-12, 7:30 p.m. Ovation! Musical Theatre Bainbridge’s Performing Arts Academy Show Choir. www.ovationmtb.com May 19, tour 19 historic island sites. In association with BI Parks. Reservations required. www.bainbridgehistory.org
Bloedel Reserve Botanical Art Exhibit May-June www.bloedelreserve.org
‘Symphonic Metamorphosis’
May 31 and June 2. Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra presents “Symphonic Metamorphosis” with Wesley Schulz, music director and conductor, and the Youth Concerto Competition winner. Performances: are 7:30 p.m. Friday and 3 p.m. Sunday. www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
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JUNE
Third Annual KiDiMu’s Birthday Bash June12, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Kids Discovery Museum www.kidimu.org
Spring Play Festival
June 6, 7 and 8. BPA Theatre School’s Spring Play Festival. June 6, Youth Production I and Teen Shakespeare. June 7, Youth Production II and Teen Shakespeare. June 8, Youth Production I and Youth Production II. www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
Graduation
June 8. Bainbridge High Class of 2013 graduation ceremony.
Geek Dad Day at KiDiMu
June 16, Time TBD. Free admission for dads and grandpas at Kids Discovery Museum. www.kidimu.org
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Student Performance at BPA
June 18-22. Bainbridge Dance Center’s 32nd Annual Student Performance Performances are 7 p.m. Tuesday - Saturday and 2 p.m. Saturday. Six great performances showcase more than 180 students, ages 4-18. www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
Rotary Auction/Rummage Sale June 29. Sale starts at 8 a.m. www.bainbridgeislandrotary.org
Children’s Summer Reading Program at Bainbridge Library June through August. www.krl.org
JULY
Bainbridge Island Downtown Association Street Dance
July 3. Annual street dance in Winslow for the Fourth of July. www.bainbridgedowntown.org
Grand Olde Fourth of July
Parade Celebration in downtown Winslow B.I. Chamber of Commerce. www.bainbridgechamber.com
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Bainbridge Island Fireworks over Eagle Harbor July 4 www.bainbridgefireworks.org
‘Les Miserables’
June 21-July 9. Ovation! Musical Theatre Bainbridge presents “Les Miserables,” with Ron Milton as director and Todd Hulet serving as music director and conductor. www.ovationmtb.com
At Bainbridge Performing Arts July 5, BPA Gallery First Fridays Art Walk www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
Bainbridge Chorale
Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m., dates TBA. “Bainbridge Sings!” Music reading sessions open to the public. Bethany Lutheran Church, 7968 Finch Road www.bainbridgechorale.org
Bloedel Reserve Summer Performances Concert Series July-Aug. www.bloedelreserve.org
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A 38 year banking veteran, Barbara is a Regional Retail Manager covering 13 branches in Pierce and Kitsap Counties and the Olympic Peninsula for Columbia Bank. She also manages the residential lending for the entire Columbia Bank footprint in Washington and Oregon. As a long-time resident of Bainbridge Island, the importance of maintaining a community-focused bank is a priority. Barbara remains committed to community involvement and enjoys building relationships throughout the peninsula.
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Wednesday Evening Concerts
July-August at a variety of B.I. parks. See website for locations. www.biparks.org
Bainbridge in Bloom
July 12, 13 at gardens around Bainbridge. www.artshum.org
Virginia V Cruise Around Bainbridge
July, aboard the last of the steam-powered “Mosquito Fleet” vessels. Reservations required. www.bainbridgehistory.org
AUGUST
At Bainbridge Performing Arts BPA Gallery First Fridays Art Walk Aug. 2 www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org
‘Milo and the Magical Stones’
KiDiMu Presents “Milo and the Magical Stones,” a family theater show. August, Dates and Times TBD. Auditorium at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. www.kidimu.org
Movies in the Park Aug. 9, 16 and 23.
Bainbridge Island Summer Studio Tour
August Seven studios on Bainbridge Island www.bistudiotour.com
Friends of the Farms Annual Farm to Table Dinner
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Greg Millican and Angie Mead march down Winslow Way on Halloween in their home-made Pac-Man and ghost costumes.
Youth Soccer
Celluloid Bainbridge Film Festival
Kiwanis Summer Challenge Bike Ride
One Call for All
Aug. 25. Three routes: 16, 24 & 52 miles. www.SummerChallengeRide.org
Drive begins in Oct. Fund-raiser for island nonprofit organizations. www.onecallforall.org
SEPTEMBER
Bainbridge Gardens’ 19th Annual Pumpkin Walk
Aug. 23-25. BIFC’s 2nd Annual Island Cup. 888-360-9908 • doc@bifc.net
First Sundays Concert
Sept.8, 4 p.m. Finisterra Piano Trio Bainbridge Island Commons www.firstsundaysconcerts.org
Aug. 15 at area restaurants serving locally grown food. Winslow Way www.friendsofthefarms.org
Harvest Fair
Port Blakely Cemetery Walk
First Sundays Concert
August. Andy Price will be our guide. Reservations required. www.bainbridgehistory.org
Oct. 6, 4 p.m. Peter Mack, concert pianist. Bainbridge Island Commons www.firstsundaysconcerts.org
Bike for Pie
Bloedel Reserve Squash Scavenger Hunt
August, Squeaky Wheels. www.squeakywheels.org
Sept. 29 at Johnson Farm. www.friendsofthefarms.org
OCTOBER
Date TBA. www.bloedelreserve.org
Oct. Date & location TBA. www.artshum.org
Oct. date TBA. Hundreds of lighted pumpkins www.bainbridgegardens.com
KiDiMu presents: The Un-Spooky Show
October, dates/times TBD. Auditorium at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art www.kidimu.org
Halloween Costume Swap
October, Dates & Times TBD. Kids Discovery Museum. www.kidimu.org
Trick Or Treat Downtown Oct. 31, 4-6 p.m. www.bainbridgedowntown.org
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Halloween Open House at KiDiMu Oct. 31, 4 – 6 p.m. Kids Discovery Museum. www.kidimu.org.
NOVEMBER
First Sundays Concert
Nov. 3, 4 p.m.Allan Jones / Randy Porter Jazz Trio. Bainbridge Island Commons www.firstsundaysconcerts.org
Winter Farmers’ Market
November-December. Saturdays, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Eagle Harbor Congregational Church www.bainbridgefarmersmarket.com
One Call For All partner organizations serve our community in many ways, from protecting our environment to enriching early childhood education and community outreach.
Bloedel Reserve Plein Air Painting Exhibit
When you give through One Call For All you support more than 85 local community service organizations with one donation and 100% of your donation goes directly to the non-profits you designate.
Date TBA. www.bloedelreserve.org
Holiday Open House & Community Tree Lighting
Nov. 30, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Tree Lighting at 5:30 p.m. on Madrone Lane. www.bainbridgedowntown.org
www.onecallforall.org P.O. Box 10487 Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 • 206 842 0659
We Live Here - We Give Here
Holiday Passport
Nov. 30-Dec. 24 in Winslow. www.bainbridgedowntown.org
B.I. Winter Studio Tour
Dates TBA, studios/community halls on Bainbridge Island. www.bistudiotour.com
DECEMBER Santa Photos
Dec. 7, 14, 21 at 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Columbia Bank’s downtown branch www.bainbridgedowntown.org
Bloedel Reserve Holiday Village & Model Train Display Dates TBA. www.bloedelreserve.org
Noon Year’s Eve
Dec. 31, 11:30 a.m. Kids Discovery Museum www.kidimu.org
Gingerbread Houses at KiDiMu
December, dates/times TBD. www.kidimu.org
P.O. Box 11548, Bainbridge Island, Washington 98110
“We’re There Because We Care” Proudly serving the community of Bainbridge Island since 1945 – our first ambulance was purchased and staffed by The American Legion Colin Hyde Post – we honor this heritage Who we are: • We are a 501.C.3-registered non-profit organization • We are staffed by dedicated volunteers from Bainbridge able to respond 24/7 • Over 24 State-certified Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) • Providing the Basic Life Support (BLS) transports for the Bainbridge Island Fire Department, local clinics, and skilled nursing facilities. • 24 Hour service 206-842-2676 8am-4pm Mon-Fri After hours 206-423-9212 Manager: Rena Beyke Board Members: Greg Keyes, William Biscomb, Janice Pyke, Larry Whyte, & Jason Livdahl
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Business AND COMMERCE Bainbridge Island boasts a “shop local” mantra, and its residents view the economy as closely related with the community. Approximately 3,000 business licenses have been issued on the island. Nearly 200 businesses span the downtown core in Winslow while other centers of commerce have risen out of places such as Lynwood, Coppertop Loop and Day Road. The island’s business community is supported by two organizations: the Bainbridge Island Downtown Association and the Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce.
B.I. Sub-Agency
Tues.-Thurs., 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fri., 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat., 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Closed weekdays 1-2 p.m.
Sustainable Business Network of Bainbridge Island
Washington State Department of Licensing, City of Bainbridge Pet Licenses. Offers vehicle tabs and registrations, boat and trailer registrations, pet licenses, and public notary service. 780-5306 or 842-3700 info@bainbridgechamber.com www.bainbridgechamber.com
B.I. Farmers Market Association
Martha Rhoden, manager Summer market is at Town Square (in front of Bainbridge Performing Arts) 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturdays, April through Oct. with live music & events. Winter Market runs 10 a.m.-3 p.m. the six Saturdays preceding Christmas at Eagle Harbor Congregational Church at Madison Avenue and Winslow Way. Open to farmers, craftspeople & concessionaires from Bainbridge & surrounding areas; contact the market for a vendor application. 855-1500 • www.bainbridgefarmersmarket.com
A membership-based network of locally owned businesses, organizations and citizens, dedicated to strengthening our local economy through education, networking, marketing, & the promotion of business practices and policies that are socially, environmentally & economically responsible. Marge Williams Office Center 221 Winslow Way West 842-4439 (message only) info@sustainablebainbridge.org www.sustainablebainbridge.org
Bainbridge Graduate Institute
Offers state-authorized MBA programs and business classes. Curriculum focuses on sustainability, ethics, responsibility & entrepreneurship. 284 NE Madrona Way, Suite 124 855-9559 • info@bgi.edu or www.bgi.edu
B.I. Lodging Association
Association of inns, B&Bs, guest houses and rental cottages for short and extended stays on Bainbridge Island. bainbridgelodgingassociation@gmail.com. www.bainbridgelodging.com
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Viking Ave. Junction B’s Fabric Fun & Sewing
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Day Road Business Community Association
Washington State Department of Revenue
Represents property & business owners & employees of the Day Road light-manufacturing area. 13910 Ellingsen Road • 842-6140
Provides information on business taxes and revenue collection including nonprofit organizations and out-of-state and new businesses. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and Wed. from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed holidays. (800) 647-7706 • www.dor.wa.gov
B.I. Downtown Association
Andrea Mackin, executive director A Main Street organization certified by the state and the National Trust for Historic Preservation, to preserve the economic and cultural vitality of historic downtown Winslow. 842-2982 • office@bainbridgedowntown.org www.bainbridgedowntown.org
City of Bainbridge Island
Bainbridge Island City Hall All businesses located on Bainbridge Island must apply for a city business license. Forms may be obtained at City Hall from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays, or online. 280 Madison Avenue 842-7633 or 780-8591 cityclerk@bainbridgewa.gov www.ci.bainbridge-isl.wa.us
B.I. Chamber of Commerce Brian Kelly / Bainbridge Island Review
Kelly Murdow of the Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce presents Joanna and Terry Arndt of Paper Products with the 2012 Medium Business of the Year Award.
Washington State Department of Licensing
One-stop business registration to assist business owners in understanding and meeting federal, state and local licensing requirements. The process includes obtaining a Master Busi ness Application and Unified Business Identifier number and registering a trade name. Also provides specialty licenses for landscaping, paint
Rex Oliver, executive director The first stop for tourists and new residents, the Chamber offers its member businesses group insurance, a variety of member discounts, networking and advertising opportunities, business counseling and information about island demographics and economic trends. A resource for information about business licensing and permits; it also sponsors monthly luncheon programs, business mixers, seminars and several special events, including the Grand Old Fourth of July Celebration. 395 Winslow Way E. 842-3700 • info@bainbridgechamber.com www.bainbridgechamber.com
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Local line-up can satiate any thirst Bainbridge Island is becoming a real glass act BY RICHARD D. OXLEY
Adding to Bainbridge’s signature trades such as agriculture and real estate, a cottage industry of imbibe enthusiasts has emerged to flourish in recent years. Wines, spirits, and now beer are all produced by islanders, for islanders, and beyond. The Bainbridge Island Brewing Company is the newest edition to the local line-up of wineries and an organic distillery. So far, business is good. “Things have been pretty fantastic,” said brewery founder Russell Everett. “We’re making a lot of beer and we’re selling a lot of beer. People seem to be really enjoying it and the island has really embraced the brewery.” The brewery’s tap room has been hosting islanders and visitors since opening on the Coppertop Loop in June 2012. “The tasting room is open every day and kids and dogs are welcome,” Everett said. As with other Bainbridge beverages, local businesses were eager to support their new neighbor. “We’re on tap at more than 40 locations,” Everett said. “Café Nola and Soup’r Burger pour us exclusively.” The brewery has also teamed up with its neighbor across the street, Bainbridge Organic Distillers, to create some unique brews. “We’ve been barrel aging some of our beer in their old whiskey barrels,” Everett said. “Ten gallons of that beer is gone in two days. If I open one of those barrels it doesn’t stay around.” The all-organic distillery began in 2009 when father and son founders Keith and Patrick Barnes began making their Legacy Organic Vodka. They soon added Heritage Gin to the lineup, followed by Battle Point Whiskey. The brewery and distillery came on the heels of multiple artisan wineries springing up at island homes as well as two estates operating for decades. It all adds up to quite a few stops on a tour of bottled delights spanning Bainbridge Island.
Richard D. Oxley / Bainbridge Island Review
After obtaining his law degree and passing the bar in 2012, Russell Everett founded the Bainbridge Island Brewery. He said he had two skills — law and brewing — but only one was in demand.
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SPIRITS Bainbridge Organic Distillers October to May: open Monday-Saturday, noon-5 p.m. June-September: open every day noon-5 p.m. 9727 Coppertop Loop NE Suite 101 206-842-3184 info@bainbridgedistillers.com www.bainbridgedistillers.com
WINE Amelia Wynn Winery Open by appointment. 9974 NE Pt. View Drive 206-251-9094 info@ameliawynnwinery.com www.ameliawynnwinery.com
Eagle Harbor Winery Open 12:30-5:30 p.m., Thursday through Sunday. 278 Winslow Way East 206-842-4669 www.eagleharborwinecompany.com
Victor Alexander Winery
Eleven Winery
Open by appointment. 6992 Island Center Road 206-234-8845 www.bainbridgewineries.com/wineries/victoralexander-winery-3
Hours vary according to season. 287 Winslow Way East
ESTATE WINERIES
7:15 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Hours vary Sunday. 756 Winslow Way East 206-780-1626 www.harborsquarewineshop.com
Bainbridge Island Vineyards & Winery 8989 Day Road East 206-842-9463 info@bainbridgevineyards.com www.bainbridgevineyards.com
Perennial Vinters Open by appointment. 8840 NE Lovgreen Road 206-780-2146 www.perennialvintners.com
TASTING ROOMS AND SHOPS
Harbor Square Wine Shop and Tasting Room
Island Vintners Featuring Amelia Wynn Winery, Fletcher Bay Winery and Victor Alexander Winery. Hours vary according to season. 450 Winslow Way East 206-451-4344 www.islandvintners.com
ORGANIZATIONS Winery Alliance of Bainbridge Island www.bainbridgewineries.com
Eagle Harbor Wines Open 12:30-5:30 p.m., Thursday through Sunday. 278 Winslow Way East
Eleven Winery Noon-5 p.m. on select weekends. 7671 NE Day Road 206-780-0905 matt@elevenwinery.com www.elevenwinery.com
Fletcher Bay Winery Open 1-6 p.m. Thursdays through Sundays 9415 Coppertop Loop, Suite 102 wine@fletcherbaywinery.com www.fletcherbaywinery.com Rolling Bay Winery Open by appointment 10314 Beach Crest Drive 206-419-3355 info@rollingbaywinery.com www.rollingbaywinery.com
Richard D. Oxley / Bainbridge Island Review
Bainbridge Island’s distiller is Washington’s only organic producer of spirits. Its whiskey is a fast seller and often sells out within days of each batch’s release.
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State Legislators
Sen. Christine Rolfes (D) (360) 786-7644 • christine.rolfes@leg.wa.gov Rep. Sherry Appleton (D) (360) 786-7934 • sherry. appleton@leg.wa.gov Rep. Drew Hansen (D) (360) 786-7842 • drew. hansen@leg.wa.gov
Sherry Appleton Christine Rolfes
Olympia Legislature Hotline
(800) 562-6000 • support@leg.wa.gov
FEDERAL Postal Service www.usps.com (800) 275-8777
Bainbridge Island (ZIP 98110) 271 Winslow Way E. 855-9571
Drew Hansen
Derek Kilmer
Rolling Bay (ZIP 98061) 10355 Valley Road 842-3261
U.S. House of Representatives Rep. Derek Kilmer (D-Sixth District) Bremerton Office 345 6th Street, Suite 500 Bremerton, WA 98337 (360) 479-4011 800-947-6676 • www.house.gov/dicks
U.S. Senate
Sen. Patty Murray (D) (206) 553-5545 (Seattle) www.murray.senate.gov
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Categorical Index of Advertisers ■ ALTERNATIVE HEALTH, WELLNESS & BEAUTY
■ BANKING, FINANCIAL, INSURANCE & Mortgage
Acu Shiatsu............................................... 40 Curves Complete....................................... 79 Deeper Balance......................................... 36 Integrated Wellness Center........................ 62 Island Health Massage Therapy................. 58 Kenneth L. Salon & Spa............................. 75 Moving Well / Marsha Novak.................... 27 Poulsbo Massage...................................... 79 Salon Organics.......................................... 78 Sound Naturopathic Clinic......................... 78 Ultimate Performance................................74
Columbia Bank.......................................... 71 Edward Jones ➥ Lori Morgan & Christy Givens........... 24 Global Green Insurance Agency..................15 Guild Mortgage......................................... 65 Kitsap Credit Union................................... 43 State Farm Insurance ➥ Phil Hillstrom.................................... 14
■ Arts, CULTURAL, ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION Bainbridge Farmers Market....................... 47 Bainbridge Island Historical Museum......... 47 Bainbridge Island Museum of Art.............. 59 Bainbridge Island Studio Tour.................... 37 The Bloedel Reserve.................................. 32 Island Music Guild......................................13 Kids’ Discovery Museum.............................12 Kingston Cove Yacht Club......................... 36 Manor House............................................ 21 The Point Casino....................................... 77
■ ASSISTED LIVING/RETIREMENT Bainbridge Senior Living............................ 57 Harbor House & Liberty Shores.................. 35
■ AUTO, ENGINE SUPPLY & SERVICE Keyport Auto Repair.................................. 64 Rolling Bay Automotive............................. 23
■ BUILDERS & HOME IMPROVEMENT BC&J Architecture..................................... 52 Domain Design Architects......................... 29 Etchey’s Trimworks.....................................17 Fairbank Special Services........................... 22 Indigo Painting............................................ 4 John Green Land Development.................. 36 Neill-Smtih Construction LLC..................... 53 Perfect Little House Company................... 71 Sentinel Construction & Consulting, Inc..... 64 Wes’ Kitchens & Baths.............................. 53 Wyland Interior Design Center................... 79
■ DANCE/FITNESS The Galletta School of Dance.....................74 Poulsbo Athletic Club................................ 75
■ EDUCATION/CHILDCARE Bainbridge Island Childcare Centers........... 14 Bainbridge Island School District............... 50 Bainbridge Schools Foundation................. 40 Hyla Middle School....................................61 The Island School.......................................41 Kids’ Discovery Museum.............................12 Montessori Country School........................ 56 St. Cecilia Catholic School......................... 63
■ LODGING Best Western Plus Bainbridge Island Suites........................... 8 Port Gamble Guest House......................... 76 Skiff Point Guest House & Retreat............. 38 Stay & Play on Bainbridge......................... 38 The Inn at Pleasant Beach......................... 21 Wacky Nut Farm....................................... 38
■ MARINE Eagledale Moorings.................................. 55 Eagle Harbor Marina................................. 39 Winslow Wharf Marina............................... 9
■ MEDICAL/DENTAL Dr. Todd H. Adams, DDS.............................41 Anderson Dental & Denture Center........... 83 Bainbridge Island Ambulance Assoc.......... 73 Harrison Medical Center............................ 49 Hear for Life Audiology, LLC...................... 63 InHealth Imaging.......................................12 Islandental.................................................. 9 Island Health & Chiropractic...................... 54 Island Health & Rehabilitation Center.........15 KPS Health Plans....................................... 80 Nani Baran Psychotherapy & Grief Counseling................................ 69 Virginia Mason - Bainbridge Island.............. 6 Wicklund Dental....................................... 14 Ultimate Performance................................74
■ PET SERVICES Companion Animal Wellness Center.......... 60 Day Road Animal Hospital......................... 23 The Fluffy Ruff Dog Spa............................ 55 PAWS of Bainbridge Isl. & N. Kitsap.. 21 & 29 Winslow Animal Clinic............................... 19
■ PHILANTHROPY Bainbridge Island Land Trust...................... 83 One Call for All......................................... 73
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Categorical Index of Advertisers ■ REAL ESTATE & RELATED SERVICES Action Now Property Management........... 83 American Property ➥ Colleen Adams................................. 60 Bainbridge Homes ➥ Julie Meyers..................................... 67 Buckley & Buckley Real Estate................... 28 Coldwell Banker McKenzie Associates....... 16 Coldwell Banker McKenzie Associates ➥ Bill Barrow & Chris Miller.................... 9 Coldwell Banker McKenzie Associates ➥ Barb McKenzie..................................11 Coldwell Banker McKenzie Associates ➥ Cheryl Chuka Mauer......................... 10 Coldwell Banker McKenzie Associates ➥ Pamela Van Vleet............................... 9 Coldwell Banker McKenzie Associates ➥ Sherri Snyder.................................... 55 High Point Realty Group............................ 40 Housing Resources Board.......................... 55 Johansson Clark Real Estate ➥ Marleen Martinez............................. 23 Realogics | Sotheby’s International Realty ➥ Sonja Jones...................................... 46 Sohn Real Estate Group ➥ Kinam Sohn.......................................17 Windermere Real Estate.............................. 2 Windermere Real Estate ➥ Ty Evans........................................... 88 Windermere Real Estate ➥ Carleen Gosney................................ 43 Windermere Real Estate ➥ Sarah Sydor...................................... 38
■ RESTAURANTS, EATERIES GROCERY & LIBATIONS Bainbridge Farmers Market....................... 47 Bainbridge Island Brewing......................... 67 Bainbridge Organic Distillers...................... 87 Bainbridge Thai Cuisine............................... 9 The Beach House...................................... 21 Bistro by Night.......................................... 76 Burrata Bistro & Paella Bar........................ 68 Cafe Nola..................................................12
ChocMo Chocolate Bistro.......................... 75 Doc’s Marina Grill..................................... 57 For the Love of Chocolate.............................. 76 Hare & Hound Public House...................... 68 High Spirits............................................... 75 Island Cool Frozen Yogurt.......................... 21 Keyport Mercantile & Deli......................... 64 Mike’s Four Star BBQ................................. 76 Mor Mor Bistro & Bar................................ 69 PHỞ T&N...................................................74 Port Gamble General Store........................ 76 Red Apple Market..................................... 79 Sogno di Vino........................................... 68 Shelia’s Port Side Restaurant & Bar............ 69 Sound Brewery.......................................... 78 Streamliner Diner........................................ 8 Tea Room at Port Gamble......................... 76 Tizley’s Europub........................................ 69 Taqueria El Huarache..................................74 Taqueria Los Cazadores............................. 78
■ RETAILERS & SPECIALTY STORES Ace Hardware........................................... 25 The Artful Ewe.......................................... 76 B’s Fabric Fun & Sewing............................ 78 Bainbridge Gardens................................... 40 Bainbridge Rental...................................... 65 Bargain Boutique...................................... 50 Beads of Bainbridge.................................. 53 Blue Heron Jewelry Co.............................. 68 Boehms Chocolates of Poulsbo.................. 69 Churchmouse Yarns & Teas....................... 50 Closet Transfer Consignments.................... 27 Coast Do It Best Hardware.........................74 Custom Printing Co................................... 47 Eagle Harbor Book Co............................... 23 Gifts of Promise........................................ 68 Gilbert Thomes Jewelry..............................61 Indigo Plum.............................................. 68 Liberty Bay Gallery.................................... 69 Millstream................................................. 26 The Nordic Maid....................................... 68 Paraffine................................................... 19 Peninsula Outfitters.................................. 39 Peninsula Paint Centers............................. 79
The Poulsbo Bookstop............................... 69 Quilted Strait............................................. 76 Rainy Day Antiques................................... 76 Rumple New Skins.................................... 78 Saisons Boutique....................................... 68 Schmidt’s Home Appliance & Sleep Center...................................... 87 The Sport Haus..........................................74 Sugar & Spice Tea Shop............................. 69 Tango Zulu Imports................................... 76 Viking Village Variety Mall......................... 79 Vintage Home & Garden................... 21 & 65 Willow’s Naturally..................................... 47
■ SERVICES Bainbridge Island Ambulance Assoc.......... 73 Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce.......................... 29 Bainbridge Island Visually Impaired Persons...................... 60 Cook Family Funeral Home........................ 48 Helpline House.......................................... 62 Hill Moving............................................... 59 Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers...................61 Port Gamble Weddings..................... 30 & 76 Reliable Storage........................................ 48 Trimble Vocal Institute................................51
■ SHOPPING CENTERS & DISTRICTS Discover Keyport....................................... 64 Pleasant Beach Village...................... 20 & 21 Port Gamble............................................. 76 Poulsbo Village................................. 74 & 75 Shop Downtown Poulsbo..................68 & 69 Viking Avenue Junction..................... 78 & 79
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Tide tables for Eagle Harbor, Bainbridge Island from May 3 to August 29, 2013
MAY Friday 3 12:38a 11.62 ft 7:00a 4.70 ft 12:11p 8.19 ft 6:27p 1.89 ft Saturday 4 1:31a 11.56 ft 8:07a 3.48 ft 1:47p 8.32 ft 7:35p 2.89 ft Sunday 5 2:17a 11.48 ft 9:00a 2.25 ft 3:10p 8.86 ft 8:40p 3.72 ft Monday 6 2:58a 11.34 ft 9:45a 1.16 ft 4:17p 9.53 ft 9:37p 4.40 ft Tuesday 7 3:34a 11.14 ft 10:24a 0.29 ft 5:12p 10.15 ft 10:28p 4.96 ft Wednesday 8 4:07a 10.89 ft 10:59a -0.34 ft 5:59p 10.64 ft 11:13p 5.43 ft Thursday 9 4:37a 10.63 ft 11:33a -0.77 ft 6:41p 10.98 ft 11:55p 5.81 ft Friday 10 5:06a 10.38 ft 12:05p -1.01 ft 7:20p 11.20 ft Saturday 11 12:35a 6.11 ft 5:36a 10.14 ft 12:39p -1.10 ft 7:57p 11.31 ft Sunday 12 1:16a 6.33 ft 6:08a 9.87 ft 1:14p -1.02 ft 8:35p 11.34 ft Monday 13 1:58a 6.48 ft 6:44a 9.54 ft 1:51p -0.76 ft 9:15p 11.31 ft Tuesday 14 2:45a 6.54 ft 7:24a 9.13 ft 2:30p -0.32 ft 9:57p 11.24 ft Wednesday 15 3:37a 6.48 ft 8:10a 8.62 ft 3:13p 0.30 ft 10:40p 11.16 ft Thursday 16 4:36a 6.21 ft 9:07a 8.07 ft 3:59p 1.08 ft 11:23p 11.08 ft Friday 17 5:39a 5.68 ft 10:17a 7.58 ft 4:50p 1.95 ft
Saturday 18 12:04a 11.02 ft 6:39a 4.86 ft 11:38a 7.36 ft 5:45p 2.87 ft Sunday 19 12:43a 10.98 ft 7:31a 3.79 ft 1:03p 7.55 ft 6:44p 3.75 ft Monday 20 1:20a 10.99 ft 8:16a 2.55 ft 2:22p 8.14 ft 7:45p 4.53 ft uesday 21 T 1:55a 11.04 ft 8:58a 1.21 ft 3:31p 9.00 ft 8:44p 5.18 ft Wednesday 22 2:31a 11.14 ft 9:38a -0.15 ft 4:29p 9.95 ft 9:40p 5.70 ft Thursday 23 3:08a 11.29 ft 10:19a -1.41 ft 5:22p 10.85 ft 10:34p 6.09 ft Friday 24 3:48a 11.42 ft 11:01a -2.45 ft 6:11p 11.60 ft 11:25p 6.35 ft Saturday 25 4:30a 11.48 ft 11:44a -3.16 ft 7:00p 12.14 ft Sunday 26 1 2:17a 6.47 ft 5:16a 11.39 ft 12:29p -3.42 ft 7:48p 12.47 ft Monday 27 1:10a 6.46 ft 6:05a 11.07 ft 1:16p -3.20 ft 8:37p 12.61 ft Tuesday 28 2:07a 6.28 ft 7:00a 10.50 ft 2:05p -2.50 ft 9:27p 12.59 ft Wednesday 29 3:08a 5.90 ft 8:01a 9.71 ft 2:56p -1.38 ft 10:17p 12.47 ft Thursday 30 4:15a 5.30 ft 9:13a 8.84 ft 3:50p 0.03 ft 11:06p 12.28 ft Friday 31 5:28a 4.43 ft 10:38a 8.11 ft 4:48p 1.57 ft 11:55p 12.04 ft
June Saturday 1 6:38a 3.35 ft 12:15p 7.82 ft 5:51p 3.07 ft Sunday 2 12:42a 11.77 ft 7:41a 2.19 ft 1:52p 8.10 ft 6:59p 4.35 ft Monday 3 1:27a 11.47 ft 8:34a 1.12 ft 3:15p 8.77 ft 8:08p 5.34 ft Tuesday 4 2:08a 11.15 ft 9:19a 0.24 ft 4:21p 9.54 ft 9:12p 6.02 ft Wednesday 5 2:46a 10.83 ft 10:00a -0.42 ft 5:14p 10.22 ft 10:08p 6.45 ft Thursday 6 3:21a 10.53 ft 10:35a -0.89 ft 5:59p 10.74 ft 10:57p 6.72 ft Friday 7 3:55a 10.29 ft 11:09a -1.19 ft 6:38p 11.12 ft 11:40p 6.85 ft Saturday 8 4:28a 10.09 ft 11:42a -1.37 ft 7:13p 11.37 ft Sunday 9 12:20a 6.88 ft 5:02a 9.92 ft 12:15p -1.42 ft 7:45p 11.53 ft Monday 10 1:00a 6.81 ft 5:38a 9.72 ft 12:49p -1.32 ft 8:17p 11.64 ft Tuesday 11 1:41a 6.64 ft 6:17a 9.45 ft 1:25p -1.04 ft 8:49p 11.70 ft Wednesday 12 2:25a 6.38 ft 7:00a 9.08 ft 2:02p -0.55 ft 9:21p 11.72 ft Thursday 13 3:12a 5.99 ft 7:49a 8.60 ft 2:40p 0.16 ft 9:55p 11.69 ft Friday 14 4:02a 5.45 ft 8:47a 8.09 ft 3:21p 1.08 ft 10:30p 11.62 ft Saturday 15 4:55a 4.73 ft 9:55a 7.63 ft 4:06p 2.18 ft 11:05p 11.52 ft
Sunday 16 5:49a 3.81 ft 11:13a 7.42 ft 4:57p 3.37 ft 11:41p 11.42 ft Monday 17 6:42a 2.70 ft 12:38p 7.60 ft 5:54p 4.55 ft Tuesday 18 12:19a 11.35 ft 7:32a 1.45 ft 2:04p 8.21 ft 6:59p 5.60 ft Wednesday 19 12:59a 11.33 ft 8:20a 0.14 ft 3:20p 9.12 ft 8:06p 6.39 ft Thursday 20 1:41a 11.37 ft 9:07a -1.13 ft 4:23p 10.12 ft 9:12p 6.87 ft Friday 21 2:27a 11.45 ft 9:54a -2.23 ft 5:17p 11.04 ft 10:13p 7.05 ft Saturday 22 3:15a 11.51 ft 10:40a -3.06 ft 6:05p 11.79 ft 11:10p 6.97 ft Sunday 23 4:06a 11.50 ft 11:27a -3.49 ft 6:50p 12.33 ft Monday 24 12:04a 6.68 ft 5:00a 11.32 ft 12:14p -3.47 ft 7:34p 12.67 ft Tuesday 25 12:58a 6.20 ft 5:55a 10.94 ft 1:00p -2.96 ft 8:16p 12.81 ft Wednesday 26 1:54a 5.59 ft 6:55a 10.33 ft 1:47p -1.99 ft 8:59p 12.79 ft Thursday 27 2:51a 4.87 ft 7:59a 9.57 ft 2:35p -0.66 ft 9:42p 12.63 ft Friday 28 3:52a 4.09 ft 9:11a 8.77 ft 3:25p 0.92 ft 10:25p 12.35 ft Saturday 29 4:56a 3.25 ft 10:33a 8.14 ft 4:18p 2.57 ft 11:09p 11.99 ft Sunday 30 6:01a 2.39 ft 12:06p 7.90 ft 5:16p 4.15 ft 11:53p 11.56 ft
July Monday 1 7:03a 1.54 ft 1:43p 8.19 ft 6:23p 5.47 ft Tuesday 2 12:37a 11.13 ft 8:00a 0.77 ft 3:06p 8.84 ft 7:37p 6.41 ft Wednesday 3 1:22a 10.72 ft 8:49a 0.12 ft 4:11p 9.59 ft 8:49p 6.94 ft Thursday 4 2:05a 10.39 ft 9:33a -0.39 ft 5:03p 10.24 ft 9:51p 7.16 ft Friday 5 2:46a 10.14 ft 10:12a -0.77 ft 5:46p 10.74 ft 10:42p 7.18 ft Saturday 6 3:25a 9.99 ft 10:47a -1.03 ft 6:22p 11.09 ft 11:24p 7.07 ft Sunday 7 4:04a 9.90 ft 11:21a -1.19 ft 6:53p 11.33 ft Monday 8 12:02a 6.84 ft 4:43a 9.82 ft 11:54a -1.21 ft 7:20p 11.50 ft Tuesday 9 12:39a 6.51 ft 5:23a 9.72 ft 12:27p -1.08 ft 7:46p 11.63 ft Wednesday 10 1:16a 6.08 ft 6:05a 9.53 ft 1:01p -0.75 ft 8:11p 11.73 ft Thursday 11 1:55a 5.56 ft 6:50a 9.26 ft 1:36p -0.20 ft 8:38p 11.79 ft Friday 12 2:37a 4.96 ft 7:39a 8.90 ft 2:12p 0.58 ft 9:07p 11.79 ft Saturday 13 3:21a 4.27 ft 8:35a 8.49 ft 2:51p 1.59 ft 9:37p 11.72 ft Sunday 14 4:08a 3.49 ft 9:39a 8.13 ft 3:33p 2.78 ft 10:11p 11.60 ft Monday 15 4:59a 2.63 ft 10:53a 7.94 ft 4:22p 4.07 ft 10:48p 11.46 ft
Tuesday 16 5:54a 1.67 ft 12:17p 8.06 ft 5:19p 5.33 ft 11:29p 11.33 ft Wednesday 17 6:50a 0.64 ft 1:46p 8.58 ft 6:27p 6.39 ft Thursday 18 12:15a 11.24 ft 7:46a -0.41 ft 3:07p 9.42 ft 7:42p 7.06 ft Friday 19 1:07a 11.21 ft 8:41a -1.40 ft 4:11p 10.33 ft 8:55p 7.26 ft Saturday 20 2:02a 11.23 ft 9:34a -2.21 ft 5:02p 11.14 ft 10:00p 7.05 ft Sunday 21 3:00a 11.26 ft 10:24a -2.73 ft 5:46p 11.78 ft 10:58p 6.54 ft Monday 22 3:59a 11.25 ft 11:12a -2.87 ft 6:27p 12.23 ft 11:51p 5.82 ft Tuesday 23 4:58a 11.12 ft 11:58a -2.57 ft 7:05p 12.49 ft Wednesday 24 12:42a 4.99 ft 5:57a 10.82 ft 12:43p -1.84 ft 7:43p 12.58 ft Thursday 25 1:33a 4.16 ft 6:56a 10.34 ft 1:29p -0.75 ft 8:21p 12.49 ft Friday 26 2:24a 3.39 ft 7:59a 9.74 ft 2:14p 0.61 ft 8:58p 12.25 ft Saturday 27 3:17a 2.74 ft 9:05a 9.11 ft 3:00p 2.12 ft 9:38p 11.87 ft Sunday 28 4:14a 2.21 ft 10:20a 8.58 ft 3:49p 3.64 ft 10:18p 11.40 ft Monday 29 5:13a 1.78 ft 11:45a 8.33 ft 4:45p 5.03 ft 11:02p 10.88 ft Tuesday 30 6:15a 1.38 ft 1:18p 8.49 ft 5:52p 6.16 ft 11:49p 10.38 ft
Wednesday 31 7:16a 0.97 ft 2:41p 9.00 ft 7:12p 6.88 ft
August Thursday 1 12:39a 9.98 ft 8:12a 0.56 ft 3:46p 9.61 ft 8:32p 7.14 ft Friday 2 1:31a 9.73 ft 9:02a 0.17 ft 4:36p 10.16 ft 9:35p 7.08 ft Saturday 3 2:22a 9.61 ft 9:45a -0.15 ft 5:17p 10.58 ft 10:24p 6.83 ft Sunday 4 3:09a 9.61 ft 10:23a -0.38 ft 5:49p 10.87 ft 11:02p 6.47 ft Monday 5 3:53a 9.67 ft 10:58a -0.49 ft 6:16p 11.07 ft 11:37p 5.99 ft Tuesday 6 4:36a 9.75 ft 11:31a -0.45 ft 6:39p 11.22 ft Wednesday 7 12:10a 5.42 ft 5:17a 9.78 ft 12:04p -0.24 ft 7:00p 11.35 ft Thursday 8 12:44a 4.76 ft 6:00a 9.76 ft 12:37p 0.17 ft 7:22p 11.46 ft
Friday 9 1:20a 4.05 ft 6:45a 9.66 ft 1:11p 0.78 ft 7:47p 11.53 ft
Saturday 10 1:58a 3.32 ft 7:34a 9.48 ft 1:47p 1.61 ft 8:15p 11.53 ft Sunday 11 2:39a 2.61 ft 8:27a 9.24 ft 2:27p 2.62 ft 8:46p 11.46 ft Monday 12 3:24a 1.93 ft 9:28a 8.97 ft 3:10p 3.77 ft 9:20p 11.31 ft Tuesday 13 4:14a 1.31 ft 10:39a 8.79 ft 4:00p 4.97 ft 10:00p 11.10 ft Wednesday 14 5:10a 0.72 ft 12:00p 8.84 ft 5:01p 6.05 ft 10:48p 10.87 ft
Thursday 15 6:12a 0.14 ft 1:28p 9.22 ft 6:15p 6.82 ft 11:44p 10.67 ft Friday 16 7:16a -0.45 ft 2:46p 9.88 ft 7:37p 7.07 ft Saturday 17 12:49a 10.55 ft 8:18a -1.00 ft 3:46p 10.58 ft 8:51p 6.76 ft Sunday 18 1:56a 10.57 ft 9:15a -1.40 ft 4:34p 11.19 ft 9:54p 6.05 ft Monday 19 3:03a 10.68 ft 10:08a -1.55 ft 5:15p 11.65 ft 10:47p 5.12 ft Tuesday 20 4:06a 10.81 ft 10:56a -1.36 ft 5:52p 11.95 ft 11:35p 4.11 ft Wednesday 21 5:06a 10.87 ft 11:42a -0.83 ft 6:27p 12.08 ft Thursday 22 12:21a 3.15 ft 6:03a 10.78 ft 12:26p -0.00 ft 7:00p 12.04 ft Friday 23 1:06a 2.34 ft 6:59a 10.54 ft 1:09p 1.05 ft 7:34p 11.86 ft Saturday 24 1:51a 1.74 ft 7:56a 10.17 ft 1:52p 2.25 ft 8:09p 11.52 ft Sunday 25 2:37a 1.39 ft 8:56a 9.73 ft 2:37p 3.49 ft 8:45p 11.06 ft Monday 26 3:26a 1.26 ft 10:02a 9.31 ft 3:25p 4.69 ft 9:24p 10.52 ft Tuesday 27 4:19a 1.29 ft 11:16a 9.04 ft 4:21p 5.74 ft 10:08p 9.95 ft Wednesday 28 5:18a 1.36 ft 12:40p 9.03 ft 5:30p 6.53 ft 10:59p 9.45 ft Thursday 29 6:21a 1.36 ft 1:59p 9.30 ft 6:54p 6.91 ft 11:59p 9.08 ft
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