The Central Kitsap School District hosted Native American Heritage Night Thursday — a first for the district — in celebration of Native American Heritage Month.
The budget is a plan, and like any plan, can change — especially during difficult economic times.
Kelsey Crane started swimming at age 3 because her family lived next to Panther Lake — her parents enrolled her in swim lessons early as a safety precaution. By age 7, she joined a swim team
Kurt Wiest, executive director of the housing authority, said that 13 of the 22 rental units are occupied and a meeting is scheduled for today to meet with existing residents to determine if they will be eligible to remain.
It wasn’t a difficult decision to take honors biology this school year for Anisa Hiser, a sophomore at Olympic High School.
Reducing the Bremerton City Council size from nine to seven members could mean more interaction from council members, say proponents. But those against it say that there is nothing wrong with the council now, so there is no reason to change it.
The Humane Society held a pay-what-you-can event to adopt animals Saturday because of its shelter overcrowding. Forty-three animals were adopted making it the largest number of adoptions in one day.
Mary Woehrle filled in at the check-in desk at the Central Kitsap Food Bank on Anderson Hill Road Monday even though it wasn’t her scheduled volunteering day. The 68-year-old has been volunteering at the food bank for about three years.
Mary Woehrle filled in at the check-in desk at the Central Kitsap Food Bank on Anderson Hill Road Monday even though it wasn’t her scheduled volunteering day. The 68-year-old has been volunteering at the food bank for about three years.
Clark Milius has been working out at Silverdale Fitness for seven years. Nothing has changed in his regimen but it has for some other members. There are fewer of them around these days.
Janice Boatwright and Melissa McCaffery meet in Silverdale to walk on the Clear Creek Trail together nearly every day. With Boatwright residing in Bremerton and McCaffery in Poulsbo, the trail is a perfect half way point for them.
Louise Göbbels has adapted to many things as a Belgium exchange student attending Central Kitsap High School — even her lunch routine is different.
Not one specific program or change can be pinpointed as helping more students to graduate high school in Bremerton. But numbers show an increase in graduation rate and there are many factors that have contributed to it.
The Kitsap County Planning Commission Tuesday approved the design and master plan for the Central Kitsap Community Campus.
Entering the third week of Kitsap County’s nuisance case against the Kitsap Rifle and Revolver Club, witnesses continued to provide testimony in Pierce County Superior Court on what they believe the dangers of the shooting club’s operations are.
Pain is, in fact, temporary. I thought that since this would be my second marathon, it would be easier. Nope. I had forgotten how painful running a marathon was until I was at about mile 20 of the Nike Women’s Marathon in San Francisco Sunday.
A woman walked into the bakery on Callow Avenue and burst into tears. She had moved away from Bremerton and had not been to McGavin’s Bakery in 25 years. To her, everything looked the same and she took a pink champagne cake to celebrate the reunion.
This election cycle there is one race for a seat on the Central Kitsap School Board. Jeanie Schulze is running against incumbent Christy Cathcart for the District 4 position.
More than 50 percent of Bremerton homes were built before 1960 — before energy efficiency housing codes were implemented — so now is the time for residents to get their houses audited to see what needs to be fixed or changed — for free.
Former neighbors of the Kitsap Rifle and Revolver Club last week gave non-expert testimony during a nuisance trial brought by Kitsap County and held in Pierce County Superior Court.
