Opinion

Kitsap, Naturally

Salamanders: tiny creatures with a big impact

Have you ever walked through the woods and wondered who’s peering at you through the greenery? A black bear maybe? A wildcat? Strangely, one of… Continue reading

Sep 8, 2019
by Nancy Sefton

Kitsap County Commissioners

Op-Ed: Misleading statements by City of Bremerton Mayor don’t solve complex community issues

By Kitsap County Commissioners Charlotte Garrido, Robert Gelder and Edward Wolfe Governing complex public issues requires cooperative leadership to develop balanced solutions. We recently faced… Continue reading

Aug 7, 2019

IN MY OPINION

Homeless students deserve a shot at college

State Sen. Emily Randall writes that providing better access to education is a winning proposition

Aug 5, 2019
State Legislature

JERRY CORNFIELD

It’s been a dreary month of July for Tim Eyman

Initiative tax cutter is losing his fanbase, Cornfield says

Jul 25, 2019
Jerry Cornfield

EDITORIAL CARTOON

Mueller Before Congress

— Kevin Siers, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.

Jul 25, 2019
Editorial cartoon

EDITORIAL CARTOON

World Cup champions

— Bruce Plante, Tulsa World

Jul 9, 2019
Editorial cartoon

<em>A walk in the forest can heal the mind. </em>
Photo courtesy Nancy Sefton

Feeling blue? Try a little green instead

Kitsap, Naturally

Jul 4, 2019
by Nancy Sefton

In defense of Joe Biden’s switcheroo

H. L. Mencken, the famed crusty commentator, said one century ago: “A politician is an animal which can sit on a fence and yet keep… Continue reading

Jun 29, 2019
by Dick Polman

EDITORIAL CARTOON

Bath time with a tanker

— Daryl Cagle, CagleCartoons.com

Jun 18, 2019
Editorial cartoon

KEN BICHA | MY VIEW

Different tragedies, same heartache: helpers begin healing process

For many veterans who have experienced the many traumas of combat, recovery often means the long, painful process of rehabilitation from drug and/or alcohol abuse… Continue reading

Jun 18, 2019
Port Orchard

Rebelling against the sixth mass extinction

As It Turns Out

Jun 11, 2019
by Marylin Olds

Opinion

What gets measured gets managed

Choices for the Future

Jun 10, 2019
by Beth Berglund

Aging gracefully through community service

ShareNet & You

Jun 3, 2019
by Mark Ince

EDITORIAL CARTOON

Royal Baby

— Rick McKee, Augusta Chronicle, GA

May 10, 2019
Editorial cartoon

JERRY CORNFIELD

Democrats do victory lap at end of session

Political reporter Jerry Cornfield offers his view of the concluding state legislative session

May 10, 2019
Jerry Cornfield State Legislature

ShareNet & You

Movable Hunger

Recently I saw a documentary about artist Michael Heizer’s installation “Levitated Mass,” which involved transporting a 340-ton boulder from a quarry in Riverside, Calif. to… Continue reading