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Schurosky named top Mazda mechanic
Michael Schurosky of Bremerton has been named the winner of the 19th Master Technician Competition for Mazda North…
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Bremerton High School given career guidance award
Bremerton High School was named a recipient of the 2016 Career Guidance Award of Excellence.
Letters to the Editor
Scalia cartoon ‘quite profound’
Regarding the political cartoon in the Feb. 19, issue:
Opinion
Editorial: Don’t divert cleanup funds
One of the gray linings in the silver cloud that is cheap gasoline is a significant loss of…
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Locals make Seattle Pacific dean’s list
SEATTLE — The following students made the Seattle Pacific University 2015 Autumn Quarter Dean’s List. Students on the…
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Sheriff’s office: Jail inmate death an apparent suicide
PORT ORCHARD — A Kitsap County Jail inmate was pronounced dead at Harrison Medical Center in Bremerton Feb.…
Obituaries
Jonathan Floyd
Jonathan C. Floyd October 1, 1954 – March 3, 2016 Jonathan passed away suddenly and unexpectedly at his…
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Wild winds disrupt power to thousands of PSE customers in South Kitsap
Winds approaching 45 miles an hour disrupted power to a wide swatch of South Kitsap homes this afternoon…
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Winds wreak havoc on power, roads
BREMERTON – High winds have knocked trees into power lines and disrupted traffic in the area.
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Governor signs basic education funding plan, study to meet 2017 Supreme Court mandate
The bill, SB 6195, establishes a task force to create recommendations about teacher compensation and retention, local school…
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One injured, another escapes injury, in wind storm
A wind storm blew across the Kitsap Peninsula March 1, downing trees and causing power outages.
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Update 9:55 p.m. Tuesday | Some South Kitsap roadways closed by blocking trees and power lines
Kitsap County is reporting a number of road closures throughout South Kitsap this evening due to a fierce…
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Winds batter Kitsap County; 14,345 customers without power in Port Orchard
Winds approaching 45 miles an hour have disrupted power to 14,345 Port Orchard residents this afternoon, according to…
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Student arrested on suspicion of rape
The alleged rape occurred on a school bus, but is “a specific, isolated incident … not associated with…
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New transmission-pole installation on Banner
Crews from Puget Sound Energy are replacing transmission poles on Banner Road SE throughout March.
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Kingston woman hospitalized after attack by dog
A dog that attacked a woman on Feb. 28 in Kingston will be euthanized after a state-mandated 10-day…
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Gordon Elementary School evacuated after HVAC unit shorts out
Gordon Elementary School was evacuated at 11 a.m. Feb. 29 after a heating and air conditioning unit fan…
Opinion
Poor coho returns demands caution | Being Frank
Lack of monitoring by federal fisheries managers last year allowed Southeast Alaska commercial fishermen to exceed their harvest…
News
Winds 20-45 mph expected March 1
BREMERTON – March will likely come in like a lion, according to the National Weather Service.
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Kitsap Audubon offering $6,000 in scholarships
The Kitsap Audubon Society is now accepting applications for $6,000 in scholarships, including a $3,000 Ann Sleight Memorial…