Food Sense Program promotes health eating in Bremerton schools
In terms of the newest rendition of a proposed Kitsap 9/11 Memorial design, maybe less is more.
A teenager was visiting Bremerton High School and thought it was strange seeing some students with their cellphones on their desks. Inside the building, an adult told him he could keep his hat on.
Douglas Derrer read his book — merely a manuscript — to Lisa Pitcher’s fifth grade class at the now-closed Seabeck Elementary School seven years ago.
No one from the community gave feedback Monday as the proposed $78 million general fund 2012 budget was presented one last time in a public hearing before the Board of County Commissioners.
A bacon-scented massage may sound like a joke, and it was at first for Anthea Kranovich, owner of Indigo Fountain Therapeutic Massage. But now they are available at her Silverdale practice.
Central Kitsap students and teachers celebrate local author’s children’s book
New design is 75 percent smaller but keeps the original design core concepts
Richard Dykstra and Linda Varda were preparing beef stroganoff Tuesday evening but they weren’t cooking in their own kitchen — or even for themselves.
Some Central Kitsap teachers have concerns over progress testing
Central Kitsap High School students celebrate all things Harry Potter
The decision includes going forward with suing the Department of Education over lost funds that contributed to the current $8.5 million budget shortfall
The Micronesian/Polynseian Halau is a Silverdale hula group that Holland has been a part of for about a year. The instructor, Che Keeling, has been teaching hula for more than 30 years. Although there are other halaus that practice for hula competitions, Keeling’s school is about expressing their love for hula and sharing it with others. They are practicing for several holiday performances including next month in Seattle at a retirement home and at Navy Exchange on Naval Base Kitsap Bangor. Her group ranges in age from 6 to 63 years and their commonality is that they have a love for the dance and each other.
Some Central Kitsap teachers have concerns over progress testing Many believe education is not a one-size-fits-all arena. What may work well for some students, may not be beneficial for another group.
No decision has been made, but discussions of having a Central Kitsap School District supplemental levy continue.
The sheriff’s office, prosecutor’s office and jail will have to eliminate positions to maintain a budget next year aligned with Kitsap County Commissioners’ preliminary 2012 budget.
Exploring mountains and being interested in art have always been a part of Dee Molenaar’s life from the start — always coinciding with one another. He said he’s been drawing since he was a kid beginning with pencils and crayons.
Citizens United for Silverdale, the committee supporting Silverdale incorporation, continues petitioning for signatures. The committee has about a month’s time left.
Kitsap County will likely have to reduce the size of its Urban Growth Areas — areas that will presumably become a city or part of a city in the future.
His granddaughter will begin preschool in December and Joe Gallegos does not want to take a chance as she will be surrounded by more children — and more germs.
