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Hang up and drive, please In Our Opinion
Please, by all means, don’t let a little thing like driving get in the way of your phone…
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State Route 305 is a bit of a debacle
It has been a few months now that drivers have been able to drive the improved Highway 305…
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The leaker, not Danielson, was the real loser
Over the past few weeks, an uncredited source has been papering the county with reports of how Port…
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Much to mull with South Kitsap School District levy
For the first time since the state constitution was amended to allow approval by a simple majority of…
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A crash course to adult obesity
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to realize that kids’ meals at restaurants and fast food establishments are…
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Candidates long on talk, short on substance | Adele Ferguson
How about this for a way to save money? Cut high school back to two years. Why do…
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How’s this for a way to save money?
Cut high school back to two years. Why do they need four? Most of them just lollygag around…
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Adele’s global warming skepticism well-founded
I write in response to Edward Roe’s July 23 “Thumbs Down” in the Port Orchard Independent regarding Adele…
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It’s about time we stood up to Bremerton
T he city of Port Orchard drew a line in the sand and Bremerton stepped over it. The…
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One must stick to the rules — even the Governor
Gov. Chris Gregoire was turned away from an Olympia bar by the bouncer after she was unable to…
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Thanks to WSF, you still can’t get there from here
Among the iconic images of Washington state, those of the state’s quaint green-and-white ferry boats have no peer…
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Here’s to you, vertical-striped shirt wearer In Our Opinion
Hate ’em or love ’em, you have to have ’em. With about 35 baseball fields in the county,…
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Don’t repeat others’ healthcare mistakes
Maine and Massachusetts are learning that doing the math carefully before passing legislation would have saved a lot…
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Let’s create more avenues for our kids’ education
Today, most family-wage jobs in Washington require some form of post-secondary education or training.