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SKF&R plans Town Hall meetings
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Bremerton to pay coach’s $1.7 million in attorney fees
“Thank God it is finally over!” declared Bremerton High School football coach Joe Kennedy on his Facebook page…
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Bremerton woman shot in home has life-threatening injuries
Police are on the hunt for two unidentified suspects after a Bremerton woman was shot inside her home…
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Mihai crowned queen at Fathoms Royalty Scholarship Pageant
Veronica Mihai was crowned queen of this year’s Fathoms O’ Fun Festival in Port Orchard at a ceremony…
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Kitsap County deputy arrested
A deputy with the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office is pleading not guilty to alleged misdemeanor domestic violence after…
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Finding people a game for Kitsap search and rescue dogs
Bean, an energetic female back Labrador, bounded through the brush at Banner Forest near Southworth, following the scent…
Sports
NK on to state after beating Sammamish
The North Kitsap Vikings will start play in the state 2A boys basketball tournament at the Sun Dome…
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Abandoned, stolen carts a bump in road to cleaner Kitsap
While more work is being done to minimize litter, there is still no answer for how to handle…
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Cash-Carter tribute bands coming to Bremerton
The Bucklin Hill Band and Skinny Blue are back for this year’s renewal of The Music of Johnny…
Sports
Football to the X-Treme: Time for another chance
There was no joy in the Seattle sports world when in March of 2020, it and the rest…
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Change in chief leads to other promotions
More than 200 community members and fire service personnel turned out to witness the transfer of command from…
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School club, scholarships and upcoming events
The Kingston High School KEY/Interact Club hosted a “red carpet” evening Feb. 9 with Greater Kingston Kiwanis and…
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Sports complex announced at Rotary auction
In the spirit of fun-raising while fund-raising, Kingston North Kitsap Rotarians held its annual auction Feb. 11 at…
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Village Green improves sound, stage at center
The Village Green Foundation has made a big impact this year by partnering with the Village Green Metropolitan…
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Volunteers sought for invasive green crab monitoring
Washington Sea Grant’s Crab Team is training new volunteers in March to help with invasive European green crab…
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Challenging climate for food pantries
COVID-era augmentations to SNAP/Basic Food Benefits will end this month. Though every recipient’s situation will be different, we…