Central Kitsap students begin research project which will conclude in presentations to community members
Many say areas with existing utilities are ‘urban areas’
Residents criticize idea, say it would limit peoples’ access
Girl Scouts celebrate nonprofit’s 100th anniversary.
Klahowya to host state championships for National History Bowl and Bee and, school’s team already qualifying for nationals
Nothing about a levy to cover an estimated $11 million in needed work has been finalized or even approved by the Bremerton School Board, but discussions are ongoing.
Improvement plan for Bremerton High School underway
Former Olympic High School art teacher leaves lasting effect
Public hearing on the alternatives scheduled for Feb. 6
During the summer months, Jo Clark is hitting the local garage sales to find good deals. The deals aren’t for her — or anyone she knows.
USDA reveals “historic” school meals plans, little change for local schools already on board
USDA reveals “historic” school meals plans, little change for local schools already on board
A new-used fire engine with a 105-foot ladder has been with Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue since the end of May. Last Saturday, Ladder 51 entered service with a ceremony and community open house.
It’s been 14 years since discussions first began about having a new library in Silverdale. Discussions still continue.
It was like drafting for a fantasy football team, but there were no weak players. And it was unlikely that people were participating for the fun of it.
The Central Kitsap School District is in the midst of updating its tobacco use policy and while already prohibited from being used on school property, some students say smoking or chewing tobacco can be a problem.
All that remained Monday from last week’s anticipated snowfall were large clumps of snow and thousands of tons of dirt mixtures piled in corners of parking lots and thin layers of snow that hadn’t melted yet in some shady areas.
The Central Kitsap School District is in the midst of updating its tobacco use policy and while already prohibited from being used on school property, some students say smoking or chewing tobacco can be a problem.
Most people like “free money.” Properly filling out forms is one way some are able to receive it to pay for higher education.
Discussions about the looming reductions and cuts to next school year’s budget for the Central Kitsap School District are nothing new. Now there are potential programs and positions added into the discussions that are causing some teachers uncertainties.
