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Bremerton council approves 2015 city budget
The budget is an increase of $3.1 million, up from this year's $34.4 million budget.
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Bremerton boy coming back from paralysis
In late September, it started as a simple cold. Thirteen-year-old Hayden Werdal told his mom that he wasn't…
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Symphony taps musician as executive director
Before a few weeks ago, Matthew Blegen's history with the Bremerton Symphony included a few solo vocal performances.…
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Lease transfer for new Bremerton racetrack appro
The proposed 2.4 mile road course could accommodate a variety of motorcycle and auto races
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Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and IMF to hire 850 workers
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility announced last week that it plans to hire 850 employees…
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New leader added at the Bremerton Chamber
Gena Wales wasn’t looking to become the next executive director of the Bremerton Chamber of Commerce. But when…
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Port of Bremerton commission president apologizes to his fellow commissioners
A day after suggesting his fellow commissioners had violated the Open Public Meetings Act, Port of Bremerton Commission…
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Bremerton Port Commission president apologizes to his fellow commissioners
Less than 36 hours after taking them to task for what he called violations of the Open Public…
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A ‘foodline’ of a different sort
Pass the potatoes and stuffing please, just in time for Thanksgiving
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Public gets to hear plans for Kitsap Transit foot ferries
It was the public’s turn to hear about Kitsap Transit’s plans to bring fast foot ferry service back…
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Community Campus advocate questions library’s location
A longtime Silverdale resident who helped formulate the original plans for the Central Kitsap Community Campus is asking…
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Thanksgiving comes early at Mountain View Middle School
“It’s been a great way for us to build community,” said Michaeleen Gelhaus, principal at Mountain View.
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City Council not likely to re-visit ban on panhandling
‘We consider this your war on the poor,’ critic says
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Crime rate dropping in Bremerton
And Police Chief Steve Strachan was happy to share the numbers with the city council at last week’s…
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Crime dropping in Bremerton
Bremerton's violent crime rate has drastically dropped, according to statistics released last week by the FBI.
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City council most likely won’t re-visit panhandling ban
Despite pleas from advocates for the homeless asking for a reversal, Bremerton City Council doesn't support that
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Last payment comes with a scolding
Kitsap Public Facilities District official says Kitsap Conference Center is not being marketed well
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Saying ‘so long’ after years behind the counter
After 27 years, it’s the final inning for Team Sports store
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Public gets to hear plans for Kitsap Transit foot ferries
About 20 people attend the 90 minute meeting Monday at the Kitsap Conference Center
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Medication policy a tough pill for schools to swallow
Board members were told that in the 2013-2014 school year, the district dealt with 4,800 administrative prescription orders…