The two teenagers couldn’t let this opportunity to help create a playground slide by.
Children at the Madrona Day Treatment School, a Kitsap Mental Health program for children with behavior issues and cannot attend regular schools, will be able to jump and play on the soon-to-be built “Kids Kove” therapeutic playground, made possible through the efforts of Alanna Nixon and Paris Harrison of Bremerton.
The two teenagers couldn’t let this opportunity to help create a playground slide by.
Children at the Madrona Day Treatment School, a Kitsap Mental Health program for children with behavior issues and cannot attend regular schools, will be able to jump and play on the soon-to-be built “Kids Kove” therapeutic playground, made possible through the efforts of Alanna Nixon and Paris Harrison of Bremerton.
A job would have only gotten in the way of her dream, so she quit.
And like many an aspiring entertainer before her, Alyssa Mellinger of Silverdale flew down to San Francisco to audition for “American Idol” in August.
She committed in May, deciding she would go through with the audition. Next was practice. Practice.
Buttons that read “Hauge” with a dark red slash through the name were already made.
Members of the Kitsap Rifle and Revolver Club gathered at their club the evening of Sept. 9 to discuss their next step after hearing that a lawsuit had been filed against the club the day before by Kitsap County Prosecuting Attorney Russell Hauge.
Though it may sound like the West Sound’s version of a battle of the bands, Kitsap Rumble 2010 is a full scale emergency response exercise.
At exactly 10 a.m. on Sept. 22, the ground won’t be shaking but close to several hundred people will be reacting as though an 8.2 magnitude earthquake struck the Puget Sound region. The exercise is provided by the Kitsap County Department of Emergency Management w
