The Business Pioneer of the Year award was given to Peninsula Services.
Ashlin Hansen was selected to become a member of the national group
The next ESL Tutor Training will be held Nov. 15 from 9 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.
The open house and community council presentations will likely begin in December
This year’s event is expected to draw around 7,000 visitors to the grounds, breaking last year’s attendance rate.
The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) softball team won first place in the City of Bremerton Fall League Silver Division tournament Oct. 11.
Lately, the family and I have been doing something really old-fashioned at night. Because the sun is setting earlier, we get in our pajamas right after dinner. I light some scented candles, and sometimes I bake cookies or pop popcorn. And then — here comes the old-fashioned part — watch television together.
Kitsap County business and service organizations are partnering to offer a week of events as part of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2013 — the nation’s largest entrepreneurship-focused campaign.
Washington State Ferries (WSF) has scheduled an open house for riders’ input for proposed schedule changes on the Southworth/Vashon/Fauntleroy triangle route.
The center opens for business on Nov. 1. For more information about the center’s programs email dores@bgcsps.org, or call 360-917-1239.
Bremerton Mayor Patty Lent and challenger Todd Best faced off in their sixth and final debate last week on the eve of ballots being mailed to voters.
A 2014 preliminary budget of $14.4 million was approved Tuesday by Bremerton Port commissioners.
Pop culture, old-school standbys or homemade inspirations are options this year for Halloween costumes.
The annual program recognizes schools that made the biggest improvement in reading and mathematics during a five-year period. Burley Glenwood, Orchard Heights, and Sidney Glen Elementary Schools were three of 99 schools from across the state that earned the award.
There’s a waiting list of more than 300 people who would like to get a reflective address sign. The problem is, there’s no more funding for the signs.
Columnist Joe Machcinski offers up fall gardening tips for avid gardeners.
Here’s a look at crime happenings in our coverage area. This information was taken from police reports.
The woman who found a young female cat that was soaked in flammable liquid, bound with electrical tape and burned, has adopted the animal.
The completion of the Jackson Village Housing duplexes represents the culmination of a long-term project to develop the land near the intersection of Jackson and Lund.
Lary Coppola, executive director of the North Olympic Building Association since August, resigned, the Peninsula Daily News learned today.