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A five-car wreck at about 3 p.m. in the heart of Silverdale Tuesday afternoon left no one with serious injuries

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Silverdale smashup

A five-car wreck in Silverdale just ahead of rush hour has closed the southbound lanes of Silverdale Way.

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Washington Avenue project won’t hurt commuters, city says

The Washington State Department of Transportation, through its Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Program, has awarded the City of…

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Bremerton Housing Authority finds downtown home

For the first 70 years or so of its existence, the Bremerton Housing Authority was located in the…

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Bremerton public works director gets raise

Bremerton’s public works director has gotten a raise.

Many of the brick pavers in downtown Bremerton

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Bremerton bricks shift, sink, split and slide

Years ago, downtown Bremerton streets were lined with bricks. Today, after millions of dollars worth of revitalization projects,…

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Round Two: Lent and Best square off in second debate

As was the case in the pair’s first debate, economic development and the city’s Business and Occupation (B&O)…

Early morning commuters on the 6 a.m. sailing Tuesday from Seattle

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Rising in the fog

Early morning commuters on the 6 a.m. sailing Tuesday from Seattle, many of them shipyard workers, got a…

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Council candidates square off at forum

Business and occupation taxes, tourism, sales taxes and the narrowing of streets were among the topics that candidates…

Despite the lack of a lease

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Conference center expansion moves ahead without a lease

In a 5-4 vote during last week’s study session, the Bremerton City Council voted to spend $79,000 with…

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Bremerton police officers may get new look

Chief Steve Strachan said the department is considering allowing officers, other than K-9 officers who have them already,…

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Mayor promises documents, doesn’t deliver

After more than a week of requests and repeatedly unfulfilled promises, Bremerton Mayor Patty Lent has not been…

One of the few tripping hazards on Fourth Street remains next to where a cedar was removed by city crews in April. Officials are calling for the removal of the remaining trees.

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Effort to remove Fourth Street trees taking root

The last time there was a public meeting in Bremerton to discuss the possible removal of trees on…

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Candidates meet for Eggs and Issues

The kickoff candidate forum featured District 5 Bremerton City Council candidates Dino Davis and Deirdre McKeel.

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Man thought to be a Sailor faces rape charge in Kitsap County District Court

Nikolai Emmanuael Baker, 23, who appears to be a Sailor in the U.S. Navy and whose home address…

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Bremerton city council candidate says he’s ‘dropping out’ of race

The Bremerton residency of city council candidate Keith Ranburger, who has filed to run for a District 5…

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Bomb squad shuts down Bremerton ferry terminal

A suspicious tool box has led to the closure of the Bremerton Transportation Center and ferry terminal.

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Bremerton man charged with threat to kill neighbors

Daniel Robert Flannery, 55, of the 700 block of 700 Eden Road West in Bremerton, has been charged…

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Bremerton man faces gun charge

Bremerton resident Roby-Benjamin C. Fernandez, 24, of the 1400 block of Cottman Avenue, has been charged in Kitsap…

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Bremerton parks department to add staffer

The Bremerton City Council voted unanimously this week to hire a new parks and recreation department employee to…

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New parking garage lights will cut down on costs for the city

The project entails the removal and replacement is of approximately 255 lights fixtures at the garage at 100…