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Letters from North Kitsap residents on the day's issues.
Opinion
Here’s proof: Public transportation slower, dirtier, less cost effective
There is global warming. Plus a world-wide energy crisis. There is an antidote, conservation. So in a well-intended…
News
Calendar
RUMMAGE SALE: Kingston Cooperative Preschool will have a child and baby rummage sale today from 9 a.m. to…
Sports
Sports Briefs
Today is the last day to sign up for the NK lacrosse summer camps. There are two camps…
Sports
2008 All-Kitsap County Baseball Team revealed
Here it is: the full roster of players on the 2008 All-Kitsap baseball squad.
News
Norwegian Point Park development in the works
HANSVILLE — Development of Norwegian Point Park rests in the hands of the big money holders—Olympia’s Recreation and…
News
NKSD athletics program trimming the fiscal fat
NORTH END — As greenbacks become an endangered species, and budget woes continue to build, all North Kitsap…
News
NKSD seniors rock the reading and writing WASL
NORTH END — The senior class of 2008 was the first ever to face passing the reading and…
News
Suquamish man’s fuel alternative is only $1.50 per gallon
Mike Howell drives a Mercedes. It’s green. It’s old. And it only costs $1.50 per gallon to fill.…
Opinion
Attack on prison reform laws was unfounded
In a June 4 Guest Opinion (“Victims should be our first safety consideration”) state Sen. Kirk Pearson (R-Monroe)…
News
Innappropriate texting costs Gig Harbor man
A 37-year-old Gig Harbor man is under house arrest after admitting to sending sexual text messages to a…
News
SK residents invited to share ideas for park
The capacity crowd that filled the Kitsap County commissioners’ chambers on Thursday night was already enthusiastic enough about…
Letters to the Editor
Change Washington can believe in: Dino Rossi
I would like to ask this of all citizens of Washington state, “Do you feel safe in your…
Opinion
The only certainty in life is change
This will be my last column for the Patriot, since I will be retiring as superintendent of the…
Life
Examining terrorism, state of union
For more than 30 years, Mike Lawson was an engineer at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, working his way…
