Volunteers receive special training and work in teams of two; uniforms and vehicles provided
Applications currently open
Navy environmental site review concluded that testing will not threaten marine life or habitat
The House agreed to the Senate amendment by a vote of 56-40; the measure now heads to Gov. Inslee
The Suquamish cannabis retailer became the first in North Kitsap to offer such a service
The City of Bremerton Parks & Recreation Department held a grand reopening of Manette Park on Saturday, April 20. Improvements to the park include accessible… Continue reading
Teams can be formed from different builder and associate businesses
New school focuses on accommodating modern learning needs
Dyes Inlet facing possible commercial shellfish harvest restrictions due to high levels of bacteria
The gun was one of 20-25 firearms stolen during a February burglary in Port Orchard
Dyes Inlet is one of 18 threatened areas says DOH
The plan includes initiatives to protect orca whales and reduce greenhouse gas emissions
A man was arrested last Tuesday after allegedly running over his wife’s foot before fleeing in his vehicle. According to a certificate of probable cause,… Continue reading
Two companies helped streamline the repairs after Bremerton Mayor Greg Wheeler declared an emergency
Boxes and toys were delivered Thursday to regional children’s hospitals
Investigation into the incident is ongoing
The training will be held from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Naval Base Kitsap-Bremerton
Corey Joseph Phillips, 31, was arrested Wednesday on an outstanding warrant
Patrols will be looking for drunk and drugged drivers
Third and fourth graders took part in exhibitions and presentations from area organizations
