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Water fund pays for tower, antennas for all
The City of Bremerton plans to spend about $50,000 of its water department’s money to install antennas for…
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Bremerton Marina sits mostly empty at height of season
The good news is that the $34 million Bremerton Marina expansion from 2008 will be paid off by…
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Summer food program offers free food and fun
The Bremerton School District’s summer food program is under way and everyone involved said it is good for…
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In pursuit of the hirsute
Buffalo Bill, Summer Santa and the old man from Hemingway's "Old Man and the Sea" were all on…
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SAFE boats signs new lease with port
SAFE Boats International has signed a new three-year lease with the Port of Bremerton.
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Children’s author to host workshop for young writers
The workshop, titled “Kids! So You Want to be a Writer?” offers young people that are interested in…
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Holiday transit schedule
Kitsap Transit will not offer service on the Kitsap Transit's routed, ACCESS and worker/driver buses, the Kitsap Transit…
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Woodlands Elementary kicks off summer reading program
The summer reading program at Woodlands Elementary School in Bremerton began with a really great crazy idea.
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Bangor officer first female to qualify as submarine supply officer
A sailor assigned to USS Ohio became the first female supply officer in the U.S. Navy to qualify…
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County treasurer, budget OK going into mid year
The Board of Kitsap County Commissioners Monday heard news from the county’s money handlers that the 2012 budget…
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Special needs students find expression through quilting
At first glance, the quilts displayed in the hallways of Cougar Valley Elementary School in Silverdale might not…
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Multi-screen cinema opens in downtown Bremerton
Seefilm Bremerton Cinema garnered outstanding reviews over the weekend following a grand-opening Friday.
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Summer food program offers area youth nutritious meals
With the end of the school year at hand, some students and parents will be seeking options for…
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Whooping cough still a threat in Kitsap
Washington state continues to see record numbers of Whooping Cough cases and officials are urging the public to…
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AVID paves a path to higher education
With more students seeking higher education in America, negotiating a path to college can be a challenge, and…
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City’s new public works director settles in
Chal Martin took over as Bremerton’s public works director June 1 and, in many ways, is still figuring…
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MxPx celebrates 20th anniversary as a Bremerton band
After two decades of touring and traveling around the world and releasing nine studio albums, the members of…
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Editorial | Kitsapers pay it forward
Nearly 500 souls turned out all over Kitsap County Wednesday to do the right thing.
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Vintage aircraft thunder through local skies
Area skies recently thundered and roared with echoes from the past when vintage combat aircraft landed at the…
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