News
Evergreen Park’s clean-up, expansion nearing completion
As it stands today, a 1.4-acre plot of land adjacent to Evergreen Park is fenced off, filled with…
Lynsi Burton
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Summer school cancelled for West Sound Tech
West Sound Technical Skills Center will not offer summer school this year in an effort to save the…
Opinion
Leaving home: on 16 months in my adopted hometown of Bremerton
I’ve been getting a little weepy lately. And no, it’s not an allergic reaction to my stale, smoky-smelling…
News
Not the pasties you think – Bremerton diner bakes up meat pies made famous by miners
Michael Hilt was drawn into The Daily Dish by the promise of pasties, advertised in signs outside the…
News
Kitsap’s Veterans Assistance Fund faces increasing demand for help in down economy.
When Fred Sheffler was touring the McNeil Island Corrections Center during a business trip about 12 years ago,…
News
Morgan Center prepares for closure amid uncertain future
For Maggie Mahoney, working at the Frances Haddon Morgan Center has become a stressful environment. It’s not because…
News
USS Nimitz brings bump to Kitsap County real estate
When Senior Chief Yolanda Adams was assigned to the USS Nimitz from Norfolk, Va., she looked for housing…
Business
New Bremerton restaurant hiring for next month’s opening
The Bremerton Bar and Grill, a new downtown restaurant scheduled to open for dinner April 18, is hiring…
News
Legion Field to be turned over to Bremerton School District, court rules
The Kitsap County Superior Court ruled Friday to hand the management of Legion Field over to the Bremerton…
News
Bozeman is retiring, but not really
When Cary Bozeman walks around downtown Bremerton, people peek their heads out of buildings to greet him. He…
News
Bremerton schools expect to lose 16 teachers if proposed budget cuts pass
About 16 teaching positions for the next school year will be cut if Gov. Chris Gregoire's proposed budget…
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The keeper of Bremerton’s theater
Bob Montgomery joined the Bremerton Community Theatre “almost by accident.” He was working in his typewriter shop on…
News
Bremerton medical marijuana dispensaries on hold
Bremerton medical marijuana patients who hoped to open a non-profit dispensary on Callow Avenue this month have postponed…
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Making science come to life – Kitsap teachers try to bring more students up to state science standards in the face of shrinking budgets
In Emily Wise’s green technology class at Bremerton High School Tuesday morning, students listened to a guest speaker…
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Making science come to life – Bremerton teachers try to bring more students up to state science standards in the face of shrinking budgets
In Emily Wise’s green technology class at Bremerton High School Tuesday morning, students listened to a guest speaker…
News
Kitsap County Democrats pick three finalists for commission seat
Kitsap County Democrats voted Tuesday night to forward two Poulsbo residents and a man from Bainbridge Island to…
News
Bremerton reviewing its contract with Kitsap Humane Society
The City of Bremerton may renegotiate its service contract with the Kitsap Humane Society in an effort that…
News
Olympic College VP leaves for state board of community colleges role
Barbara Martin, Olympic College’s vice president of administrative services, will leave her post next month to take a…
News
Medical marijuana in Bremerton, ‘the right way’- Non-profit medical marijuana dispensary hopes to open shop on Callow Avenue by March
When Archie Lee and a handful of family members decided to start a medical marijuana dispensary in Bremerton,…
News
Public gardening takes root – Though demand for Blueberry Park P-Patch plots exceeds supply, efforts to build more gardens in Bremerton and Silverdale are stalled
With gardening season approaching, sign-ups are underway for P-Patch plots at Blueberry Park in East Bremerton. Right now…