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POLICE LOG Slice and dice
A Bremerton Police officer responded to a domestic altercation and child abuse call shortly before 8 p.m. March…
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Olympic College wins in Olympia
Although the Senate’s proposed operating budget for 2009-11 includes cuts to many areas of state government, it does…
News
Cheney accepts interim superintendent position
With the application period for the Bremerton School District’s (BSD’s) superintendent position closing today, the search for outgoing…
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Appleton leads local legislative pack in sponsorships
With the current Washington state legislative session entering its dog days of budget cutting and heated debates about…
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Finn hard at work in state government Freshman legislator balancing environment with budget woes.
As a freshman legislator from the 35th District, Rep. Fred Finn (D-Shelton) has shown a strong commitment to…
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Filing for Bremerton offices open till June 1; more than a dozen positions available
Unlike the 2008 election season, which was marked by the historic rise of then-Sen. Barack Obama to the…
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Thompson family dishes on Port Gamble house
PORT GAMBLE — The two front parlors have an original fireplace, dating back to the early 1860s, and three…
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Voters, legislators: We don’t need no stinking state sales tax
NORTH END — Income tax, in all its nine letter glory, is officially a four-letter word with many North…
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North Kitsap veterinarians care for humans, too
NORTH END — After two years she’s still recovering from the loss of a special feathered companion. She still…
Opinion
Increasing the toll will just keep more people from crossing bridge
Here’s a quick quiz for businesspeople out there: When you’re not attracting as many customers as you used…
News
Kilmer finds silver lining in cloudy legislative session
While battling severe budget conditions brought about by a steadily increasing deficit, Sen. Derek Kilmer (D-Gig Harbor) has…
Life
THE WEEKEND WROCK | Celebrating Callow Avenue anniversaries
Seattle band 3 Inch Max returns to the Winterland while (Ska)dfathers The Diablotones help celebrate a couple anniversaries…
Life
What’s Up For First Friday | Art Walks in Bremerton and Bainbridge
‘INK’ on BAINBRIDGE In a timely show of their customary subtly played wit, The Gallery at Bainbridge Arts…
Life
SK woman thrown from horse released from hospital
South Kitsap resident Crystal Petasek was released from the hospital and is back home recovering from a head…
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Voters, legislators: We don’t need no (more) stinking taxes
NORTH END — Income tax, in all its nine letter glory, is officially a four-letter word with many North…
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Harrison Medical Center to close behavioral health unit
Harrison Medical Center will close its behavioral health unit May 1, Harrison President and CEO Scott Bosch announced…
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Harrison Medical Center to close behavioral health unit
BREMERTON — Harrison Medical Center will close its behavioral health unit May 1, Harrison President and CEO Scott…
News
Harrison Medical Center to close behavioral health unit
Harrison Medical Center will close its behavioral health unit May 1, Harrison President and CEO Scott Bosch announced…
Life
Yes! takes on the news and, possibly, the future of print
As the print journalism industry cripples, this quarterly non-profit magazine is expanding, exemplifying the question: Can the Internet…