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Central Kitsap School Board race — Schulze challenges incumbent Cathcart
This election cycle there is one race for a seat on the Central Kitsap School Board. Jeanie Schulze…
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Repowering Bremerton one unit at a time
More than 50 percent of Bremerton homes were built before 1960 — before energy efficiency housing codes were…
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Gun club trial continues — Former neighbors give non-expert testimony on safety concerns and issues
Former neighbors of the Kitsap Rifle and Revolver Club last week gave non-expert testimony during a nuisance trial…
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Largest cuts ever for Central Kitsap School District
An estimated $6.8 million will need to be cut from the 2012-2013 school year budget for the Central…
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In search of dresses — Olympic High School program provides dresses for school dances
“Isn’t it $100 for a dress?” a student casually asked as she walked into Olympic High School with…
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Kitsap 9/11 Memorial Committee moves forward
A month after the 10-year anniversary event of the 9/11 terrorist attacks at Evergreen Rotary Park in Bremerton,…
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Fines on the way for fire code violations in Bremerton
The Bremerton City Council approved an ordinance to update the Bremerton Municipal Code Wednesday that defines monetary fines…
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Ain’t no mountain high enough — Kitsap youths climb for the challenge
When Annalise Rubida and her friend visited the Bremerton area from Port Townsend because they had some free…
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Treasurer resigns from Kitsap 9/11 Memorial Committee, says spending a problem
Cheryl Stauff is not opposed to having a 9/11 memorial at Evergreen Park in Bremerton, but she does…
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Bridging the achievement gap in Bremerton
The surveys that secondary students and their parents took last spring in the Bremerton School District were not…
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Central Kitsap special education is about connecting with one another
“What letter is this?” two elementary students were asked in their classroom Monday at Woodlands Elementary School.
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Some Manette businesses down 40 percent since Manette Bridge closure
Their numbers are down, yet Manette business owners aren’t blaming the economy — it’s the bridge.
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Keeper of the bees — Silverdale family business grows out of hobby
They didn’t expect a father and son making bee boxes would stop traffic. But people saw them and…
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Bremerton City Council approves new district boundaries
The Bremerton City Council passed updated City Council district boundaries Wednesday. The nine district boundaries were redrawn to…
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The puppet master — The work of Aurora Valentinetti will be celebrated at Bremerton museum
Aurora Valentinetti’s first puppet was a “self portrait” created in 1941 called “Melode” that was designed as a…
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Diver down — When Sound Dive Center says its business is underwater, that’s a good thing
Bea Ranum had always been curious of what was down under. So last year the East Bremerton woman…
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America at work — Kitsap citizens of all ages ask what they can do for their county, and country
Lela Fishe had previous experience working in government agencies and nonprofits and when she lost her job due…
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Bluest skies you’ve ever seen, in Brownsville
When Susan Charrier and her family outgrew their Bremerton home, they moved to Brownsville. Now she’s lived there…
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Eating right — Educators try to put healthier fare on the school lunch menu
Although some grade school children are notorious for being picky eaters, 8-year-old Bryce Jensen said he likes to…
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Kelsey Rico’s eighth birthday was a day of national horror
Kelsey Rico will turn 18 on Sept. 11. “That’s why I remember it so well,” she said.
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