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U.S. House Minority Whip urges workers to protest cuts
One of the most powerful members of Congress told frustrated shipyard workers and other federal employees in Kitsap…
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Council considers charter change to get rid of Auditor
The Bremerton City Council is considering a resolution to submit a charter amendment to voters in November that…
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Police chief orders independent review
The Bremerton Police Department will undergo a thorough vetting by the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs.
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Arrests made in area crime ring
Four men from Bremerton and one man from Shelton are in custody, facing charges that they were involved…
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Arrests made in area crime ring
Four men from Bremerton and one man from Shelton are in custody, facing charges that they were involved…
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Inspector doesn’t go for raw oysters, bar nuts or sushi
He just makes sure that you can safely if that’s more your thing.
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Knights lose a squeaker to Sequim
An Alfredo Roman header off a cross was a split second too late Tuesday night as the Bremerton…
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Mayor backs foot ferry changes
Bremerton Mayor Patty Lent says she is open to reducing Sunday foot ferry service between Bremerton and Port…
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Woman sought for stealing Girl Scout cookie money
The Kitsap County Sheriff's Office is investigating the theft of about $70 in Girl Scout cookie money from…
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Sailor accidentally shoots hand off-base while cleaning gun
Incident happened in Silverdale apartment; bullet lodged in flat screen tv
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Mayor Lent joins governor to herald new ferry
Bremerton Mayor Patty Lent joined Governor Jay Inslee last week to take part in a keel laying ceremony…
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Memorial slated for longtime firefighter
A memorial will be held this weekend for longtime Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue member and former Training…
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Kitsap still wants peace
A couple hundred people turned out at Evergreen Rotary Park in Bremerton last weekend to form a human…
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Firefighters help fight cancer
Dozens of local firefighters, including six from Bremerton and seven from Central Kitsap, were among 1,473 participants from…
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Hundreds turn out to weigh in on pot rules
Several hundred people poured into the Kitsap Conference last Thursday for a Liquor Control Board hearing on licensing…
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Kilmer greets shipyard workers facing furlough
Congressman Derek Kilmer stood outside the main gate of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility…
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New Bremerton chief sees himself as a CEO, coach and cheerleader
Bremerton Police Chief Steve Strachan has been staying busy and well caffeinated since taking over the department a…
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Mall, farm owners dropped from mud run lawsuit
The Silverdale Chamber of Commerce stands alone in defending a lawsuit filed by four injured participants in last…
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Development expert weighs in on Bremerton revitalization
The City of Bremerton has a long way to go on its path to revitalization, but an internationally…
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Region braces for federal spending cuts
Folks at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and beyond were bracing this week for the federal government’s across-the-board…