The library’s Homebound Patron and outreach Program delivers books and other library materials to patrons who are unable to visit the library
lan to move forward on a $16 million road and bridge project to widen and improve Bucklin Hill Road that has been stalled by money problems for years.
For 7-year-old Zach Wolf, having a live alligator for a hat was a blast.
Going into the first day of classes this week, local schools continued to keep pace with statewide improvements in math and science scores and a small decline in reading scores.
Amy Hordon paused a moment on Sunday afternoon, her head tilted to the side as she studied words written on the sidewalk in blue chalk.
Brian Dent gets all shook up about Elvis Presley. When the 10-year-old hits the stage as “Little Elvis,” the audience follows suit. Dent, a Bremerton resident, gyrated across the stage Aug. 25 at the Kitsap County Fair. Performing some of the King’s signature moves and singing renditions of hits such as “Love Me Tender” and “Heart Break Hotel,” Dent had the audience clapping, cheering and singing along.
Ryleigh Randall, 12, of Port Orchard won nine awards at the fair this year, including a Champion Market Animal prize and a Reserve Champion award for her 5-month-old Suffolk sheep given the auspicious moniker of Macaroni and Cheese.
The U.S.S. John C. Stennis Departed Naval Base Kitsap on Aug. 27 with more than 2,000 sailors on board for what is set to be an eight-month deployment to the Middle East.
Young adventurers found something of fun and interest at the recent Clear Creek Trail Discovery Play Day held from 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday in Silverdale.
Young adventurers found something of fun and interest at the recent Clear Creek Trail Discovery Play Day held from 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday in Silverdale.
Users of mobile devices will be able to access information from the Kitsap Regional Library with greater ease thanks to a dedicated site that went live June 27.
Flesh-eating zombies have completed their invasion of the Kitsap Regional Library system, and they are not alone.
The El Coral restaurant closed its doors for good on July 27 with a final performance by saxophonist Mark Lewis. Its closing is indicative of the rise and fall of businesses downtown.
The Central Kitsap School District on Aug. 8 will offer the public an opportunity to comment on its current proposed budget before board approval of the plan on Aug. 22.
For Red Duffy, meetings held by the Kitsap Senior Singles group are a place to have a good meal, have fun playing games and simply enjoy mingling with other seniors.
Kitsap County voters have a few new places to drop their ballots for the Aug. 7 primary.
The 19th Annual Great Kitsap Duck Race took to the water July 29 with 22,000 rubber ducks splashing their way to a record finish.
Kitsap County Public Works will begin implementation of series of long-range stormwater runoff plans in Silverdale with an initial project intended to begin construction in 2013.
The Kitsap Public Health District has posted expanded warnings regarding shellfish harvesting along some Kitsap County shorelines, and officials say the boundaries may soon expand.
A groundbreaking will be held Aug. 4 for the Silverdale Community Garden Project and organizers are hoping the effort will benefit the community in multiple ways.
The Silverdale Chamber of Commerce will host Summer Fest 2012 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Aug. 9 at 3100 Bucklin Hill Rd. in Silverdale.
The event will be an opportunity for community members to meet with local business owners and learn more about local businesses and organizations. The event is free to the public with food and drinks available.
An agreement to sell debt-laden Silverdale properties owned by Housing Kitsap was recently reached with a private buyer, however the $2.1 million sale price would still leave the housing authority millions of dollars in debt.
Small businesses are on the rise in the area and they are as diverse as the entrepreneurs who seek to make their place in the local economy.
