SIX OFFICERS RETURN TO DUTY
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND — The eight police officers who were involved in the fatal shooting of Robert D. Yeiser were identified by their respective police departments… Continue reading
An officer shot and killed a gunman at about 1 a.m. July 9, ending a four-hour standoff
For some, Bainbridge’s Fourth of July Pancake Breakfast is simply an opportunity to eat some breakfast while benefiting high school sports, but for many others… Continue reading
It doesn’t matter what part of Kitsap County you live in, there’s a Fourth of July celebration nearby. Bremerton begin the Fourth of July weekend… Continue reading
“You can’t tell the sex of the photographer by the photograph. A camera image is either good, bad or mediocre.”— Laura Gilpin BAINBRIDGE ISLAND —… Continue reading
Class of 2017
(Editor’s note: Some commencement locations and times are incorrect in the print version of this editorial. They are correct in this version.) Hundreds of students… Continue reading
The USS Hazard is on display in Omaha, Nebraska
Along with the contracts to build minesweepers in 1943 came money to publish a professionally written and photographed newsletter. Aptly named “The Minesweeper,” it was… Continue reading
Again, there has been another bewailing of the “dangers of climate change” that is devoid of any analytical analysis of our own carbon footprint and… Continue reading
First woman to serve as president of state association; among first U.S. journalists to visit China
2017 Kitsap Great Give
More than $1 million expected to be donated May 2 for Kitsap non-profits
POULSBO — Nineteen Kitsap teachers and paraprofessional instructors were recognized as 2017 Outstanding Educators at an awards ceremony and reception on March 21 in the… Continue reading
Indie Bookstore Day celebrates small businesses in “a place of fellowship with fellow book lovers.”
March brings out about 300 walkers, brings in some $35,000
For 2017, we were hit with a large property assessment increase. We challenged and discovered that the assessor made an $84,000 mistake. The challenge took… Continue reading
March brings out about 300 walkers, brings in some $35,000
Last year, my wife and I were the lucky winners of a 221-percent property assessment increase. We decided to appeal and I set out to… Continue reading
When the Women’s March on Washington took place two weeks ago, around 3 million people marched worldwide. This is not normal. We have a responsibility… Continue reading
Indeed, Mr. Jackson, President Obama “leaves the White House with a legacy of destruction” (page A5, Jan. 13 North Kitsap Herald). The U.S. car industry… Continue reading
Bonnie Schober Powers March 5, 1952 - December 25, 2016 Following a valiant two-year battle with cancer, and surrounded by family, Bonnie Powers passed in… Continue reading
