Everyone on Bainbridge Island seems to know about how the Review was the only newspaper in the nation to support Japanese Americans when they were interned during World War II.
—Sharon Soames has been an avid reader of the Bainbridge Island Review since settling into an 1870s mill home on Blakely Harbor in 1972. She said its focus on community and Kitsap County keeps us connected. As change happens, the paper is a source for historical records and a great resource for holding on to the facts of Bainbridge’s past.
While Walt and Milly Woodward were busy running the Bainbridge Island Review, their oldest daughter, Mary, took note of the day-to-day family interactions that eventually shaped her life’s work.